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Bank receipt for £101 10s to the credit of Mr William and Thomas Bagge, for John Mortlock Esq. & Sons from Rev Dr French. Signed J. D. Pledger.

Receipt of order of £110 13s 6d to the credit of Revered R. Merry from John Mortlock Esq. & Sons, signed C. Mortlock.

Receipt from Henry Hugh Hoare to the Reverend Dr French dated 4 Feb 1830, from London: £488 19s 3d sold for the Masters and Scholars of Jesus College Cambridge.

Notes that the produce of the above is placed to account of the college on which there is now a balance of $1184 12s 7 1/2d in its favour. Signed (?) and Henry Hugh Hoare.

Receipt from Henry Hugh Hoare to the Reverend Dr French dated 9 Jan 1830, from London: £233 6s 3d sold for the Masters and Scholars of Jesus College Cambridge.

Notes that the produce of the above is placed to account of the college on which is charged:
£107 8s 6d paid to MEP Boureriel(?) for W. Broughan(?)
£107 1s 10d paid to Mr Tancred Esq.
£106 15s paid to Mr J Aldy Esq.
£5 paid to the Eldon Testamonial in the college's name and the bank will pay W Greenwood's £109 12s 8d on application.

Noted is that a power of attorney is enclosed. Signed Henry Hugh Hoare.

Postscript: The bank urges that the college should inform them on whether the sale of cards(?) is to be deducted from the sum of £9530 5s 6d in the precise sum of £777 18s 8d.

Receipt for £17 2s 9d and £17 1s 3d paid to the account of G. Howard.

A slip of paper headed with Amsterdamsche Bank, N. V. and a serial number 53328, dated 20 March 1938.
The amounts read: £1.1 and £7.26

Bank statements

Paid to Smith Payne and Smith bankers in London £300 for your use with Mortlock & Co.

Receipt from London, stocks (?) bought for Jesus College for £132 7s 6d and £36 14s
Signed Robert Cottle broker (?), and H. Hugh Hoare

Receipt for payment of £12 into the account of Reverend A. J. Criaford/Criasord.

Banking invoice for stocks bought names of the Master or Keeper of Jesus College Cambridge. Paid £421 1s 1d and £105 5s 3d, cost of which is charged to the College's account. Signed R. W. Harrison, broker. Signed Henry Hugh Hoare. Noted at the bottom of the page: 'To Revd Dr French, with Book'.

Banking invoice for stocks bought in the names of the Master, Fellows and Scholars of Jesus College Cambridge. Paid £312 1s 8d, cost of which is charged to the College's account. Signed R. W. Harrison, broker. Signed Charles Hoare & Co. (Private Bank). Noted at the bottom of the page: 'To Revd Dr French'.

Documents issued by the County Court in relation to the bankruptcy of William Cole who had been granted a yearly tenancy of 1 Salisbury Villas

Consists of 3 reprints of articles: 'Statistics and its place in science', 'Probability and the East' and 'Probability and Behavior and Eastern Thought', with an envelope listing one of the articles.

Plan showing dimensions [roughly aligning to 71 King Street] with part coloured red indicating the subjest of the lease. Lists the occupiers of the 11 cottages as: William Bennett; William Mott; Henry Askham; Widow Lauder; Widow Catchpole; Thomas Dellar; Widow Brown; Sarah Snarey; Thomas Tingey; Margaret Broughton; William Ingram.

Written in pencil: lease for 40 years to Richard Reynolds Rowe, in consideration of his having put the houses in repair. NB this lease was never executed

Parties: (1) The Reverend James Geldart, (2) Mr James Apthorpe
Bargain and sale for a year a parcel of land measuring 247 acres and 3 roods contained in a lease and release of 11th and 12th May 1813 in St Andrews parish bounded by land belonging to James Pretlove (to the south), James Geldart (to the north and east) and Gravel Pitt Road (to the west)

Parties: (1) Samuel Welldon, (2) John Willis [Cook of Jesus College]. One of the five messuages [later number 105] erected upon the South end of the piece of ground at the bottom or East end of Walls Lane [King Street]

Parties: (1) Samuel Welldon, (2) John Langton. One of 5 houses built by Peete Musgrave now in the occupation of John Langton

Consists of draft pages of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington.

With an envelope listing the reprint.

Invoice for work done from J. Webster to the Masters and Fellows of Jesus College. Details for converting a riding horse stable into a barn at West Wratton Valley Farm by stripping out the inside, putting up a new pair of doors and frame, putting up new braces and beams to the walls and repairing the tile floor. Dating from 25 July 1829 to 28 November 1829. Total of £75 10 1/2d.

Receipt for work done at the Valley Farm from the Revd Dr French to J. Webster recieved 24 April 1830. Total of £75 10 1/2d. Signed by J. Webster.

Invoice for work done to the Valley Farm from Mr Webster to Thomas Safford (?). Details various ironwork dating from 25 June 1829 to 3 August 1829. Total of £5 14s 5d.

Receipt for work done at the Valley Farm from the Revd Dr French to Thomas Safford recieved 24 April 1830. Total of £5 14s 5d. Signed by Thomas Safford (?).

Notes relating to the establishment of the Barnaby Fund and Rede Lectures, including list of those who gave the Rede lectures from 1668 to 1856, noting their College affiliation and subject.

Paid £3 4s to Browne as the stipend for the Barnaby lecture.

Paid £3 4s to Philpott as the stipend for the Barnaby lecture.

Paid £3 4s to Cookson as the stipend for the Barnaby lecture in logic.

Paid £5 to Mr. Tookey for the salary of Edward Naughaty (?), the Barnaby lecturer in Philosophy.

Paid 6 pounds 2 shillings to Henry Latham, Mr March, and Roberts of Magdalen College as stipend for being Barnaby Lecturers.

Receipt from John Spicer Wood on the behalf of W. S. Wood for being a Barnaby lecturer. Total: £3 2s 2d

Letter to the Master of Jesus College confirming receipt of the stipend for the Barnaby Lecturer. Amount totals £3 1s. Signed by John Tozer.

Receipt from Leo. F. Reyner acknowledging receipt of his stipend for being a Barnaby Lecturer for 1846. Total: £3 2s 2d

Receipt from Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro acknowledging receipt of Barnaby lecturer stipend, £3 2s 2d

Consists of reprints of 2 articles (one with G M Jenkins and C B Winsten), with an envelope listing the contents.

Consists of 6 reprints of articles: 'The behaviour and needs of infant animals', 'The biology of aggression', 'Pavlov today', 'Questions on the social dynamics of rodents' (with C. S. Evans), 'Social stress' and 'Instinct'.

The popular and elegant Air entitled "Barney! leave the girls alone" (or "Polly put the Kettle on") with an introduction and variation for the organ. By Thomas Adams, 27th of March 1822.
Photocopy of manuscript transcribed by Robin Langley.

Plan showing land allotted to Jesus College and leased to John Bullen, land allotted to the Rector of St Andrew the Great in lieu of tithes and land allotted to Jesus College for the residue of their open field land

Barnwell Inclosure - College claims

Plan of an estate in the Parish of Saint Andrew the Less, Cambridge belonging to the Master, Fellows and Scholars of Jesus College in the University of Cambridge. Includes quantity and description of the land. Total acres: 210 acres 3 roods 39 perches

Barnwell Inclosure:
Photocopy of an extract from the Inclosure Act, 1811
Photocopy of a plan showing who owned land around Hills Road and Fulbourn Road

Barnwell Inclosure:
Two letters addressed to Jesus College from the executors of the late Reverend John Bullen for permission to erect buildings on College land held under lease (undated)
"Particulars of the survey of an estate situate on the Hills Road, belonging to Jesus College". Gives a list of tenants (Mr Dixon, Mr Gotobed, Mr George Bullen and the Eastern Counties Railway Company) and gives quantity of each piece of land
Type written notes concerning the history of the lease of land to the Reverend John Bullen and his heirs (4 sons John, William, George and Mark)

Receipt for the payment of £10 by Jesus College to Queens' College for the Barnwell Schools Building Fund.

Thank you letter for the yearly subscription to Barnwell Schools. Addressed to Martin. Signed by J. H. Pitcomb. Letter makes reference to an enclosed parochial almanac (not currently attached). Subscription amount 5 guineas (£5 5s).

Consists of 2 typescripts (preliminary copy, and pre-publication) of articles about models of brains and memory by Robert J Baron (Clarkson College of Technology). With an envelope listing details of the articles.

With an envelope listing the reprint.

Includes copies of signature, family tree and images of places connected to Gosnold, found in Suffolk record office, 2007

Wooden base made to display the Benin Bronze cockerel which was donated to the College in 1905 by George William Neville. Metal plaque on the front with a Latin inscription, translates as: “Georges William Neville gave to Jesus College this emblem of its founder which he himself had brought back from the ancient city of the Benins in Western Africa captured by the British forces in 1897.”

Colour basement floor plan. Scale: 1" to 8'

Basement plan. Scale: 1/8"