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Handwritten and typewritten scripts for BBC Bach series (1980-1982?).

Comprises copies of pages from 'The Ascent of Man' book annotated with corrections to be made. Also includes 2 letters from Peter Campbell (BBC) to Sylvia Fitzgerald thanking her for corrections, and a packing slip for copies of the 2nd edition of 'The Ascent of Man'.

Comprises copies of pages from 'The Ascent of Man' book annotated with corrections to be made, a list of corrections to be made, and a packing slip for copies of the 3rd edition of 'The Ascent of Man'.

Paid 6s to Richard Hey due to the beadles. Includes payment for their stipend and for three sermons.

Paid by Mr. Darby 4s to the Beadle, signed John Beverley. Also, 10s punishment fine for Mr. Dawson [possibly the same as Major Dawson, listed in Venn's Alumni Cantabrigiensis]

Paid 5s 4d annual stipend to the beadles and for two sermons at St. Mary's in the prior's combination. Signed by Richard Hey.

Paid 5s 4d to William Mathew for the beadles' stipend and two sermons.

Paid 6s to the Beadles for their stipend and three sermons in the prior's combination. Received by Richard Hey.

Transcription of plaque in College Chapel

Black and white photograph of his portrait

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

Bede on Genesis and "on Exodus"; M. R. James's no. 14. Two separate works, in different hands of similar date. Item (2) is Bede's "De tabernaculo"; it ends abruptly while discussing Exodus 26. James judged the writing "beautiful"; there is a fine decorated initial at f. 1v. Attached to the binding at the beginning and end are partially erased leaves from another copy of Bede on Genesis, of about the same date.

Bede's Martyrology; M. R. James's no. 31. At the front are some 14-15C calendar notes, with one folio missing. The Martyrology is followed by: 1) a form of cursing sacrilegious persons; 2) a statement of what a parish priest ought to know and do; 3) verses on the months; 4) the hymn "Saluatoris mater pia" with music on a four-line stave; 5) De beata Maria - eight sets of three lessons.

Bill for the bedell's stipend, due Michaelmas 1855. Totals 17s. Signed by G. Leapingwell.

Paid 6s to William Mathew for stipend and three sermons

Received of Dr. Caryl. 4s for the Bedells stipend for the year 1761. Signed by Thomas Burrows.

Paid to the Bedell for his stipend and sermons

Paid 5s 4d for stipend and two sermons. Signed W. Mathew

Lists breakdown of £6 2s paid towards Bedel's stipends between 1831 and 1837. Signed by H. Gunning.

Receipt from E Neapingaul for Bedels stipends to the amount of 16s

Bill for a stipend and four sermons for Michaelmas, 1782, the contents received by W. Mathew.

Payment from the Executors of the Late Rev. Dickes to Mrs. Dallen, Bedmaker for the amount of £6.0.0.

Payment from the Executors of the Late Rev. Dickes to Mrs. Dallen, Bedmaker for the amount of £6 0s 0d for services from 1844 to 1845

Beethoven Cycle. Fest Alban 77. St. Albans Cathedral. Friday 29th April. Eastern Authorities Orchestral Association.
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Royal Choral Society. Conductor: Meredith Davies. Leader: Felix Kok. Organist: John Clough. Soloists: Ann-Marie Connors (soprano), Oriel Sutherland (contralto), John Mitchinson (tenor), Malcolm King (bass).
Programme:
Missa Solemnis op. 23 (Beethoven).

Comprises annotated drafts of chapters 2 and 3, and a detailed outline, for volume 3 of 'The Ways of Man' series.

Performance of Handel's oratorio Belshazzar in the College Chapel on Thursday 7th March 1963 at 8.30pm

Benedictus. Op. 59, No. 9. By Max Reger.
Published by Peters Edition, London.

Declaration by the Master and Fellows under the Benefices Act 1898 (amendment) Measure 1923: that the advowson and right of patronage will, when registered with the Diocese, become incapable of sale.

Paid 1s 4d as quit rent to Bene't College.

Paid 1s 4d to Benet College for quit rent. Received by Michael Tyson, bursar.

Receipt for a year's quit-rent of £0.1.4 due to Corpus Christi College at Michs., 1782. Signed by Edward Goode.

Copy of a lecture given by Bengelsdorf (Science Editor, Los Angeles Times) to the 2nd annual dinner of the Galileo Society of Harvey Mudd College (California). Signed by Bengelsdorf, [sent to Bronowski by the author].

Comprises correspondence and press cuttings relating to an address on 'The Place of Science' that Bronowski gave at the inauguration of Edward Bloustein as President of Bennington College (Vermont, 9 Oct 1965).

Also includes: an itinerary for Bronowski's visit to Bennington College; an annotated typescript and annotated galley proofs of Bronowski's address; an annotated copy of 'The Bennington Review' containing Bronowski's address; a typescript of an address on 'Science, Education and Democratic Leadership', given by Max Tishler at the ground-breaking ceremony for Upsala College Hall of Residence, which quoted from Bronowski's address; information on a course entitled 'Physics as Inquiry' sent to Bronowski from Professor Kent D Lawson (Science Department, State University College, Oneonta, New York); and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Four photographs showing Benson the College cat (c. 1992 - c. 2000); article from the Cambridge News concerning a hunt for the cat following its disappearance, 21st October 2000;

Consists of reprints of 3 articles (one with Yoshika Hotta), with an envelope listing 2 of the articles. One reprint is annotated "To Bruno, with my compliments, Seymour Benzer".

Comprises correspondence between Bronowski and Berg (Department of Biochemistry, School of Medicine, Stanford University). Also includes a draft letter to Berg [from Fred de Hoffman] inviting Berg to become a Non-Resident Fellow of the Salk Institute.

A small guidebook produced by the hosts of the Norwegian Championship and the International Regatta at Bergen on lake Nordasvannet for their English rowing guests. Includes cultural information and sight-seeing suggestions.

Percy's menu from a Bergen Rowing Club dinner in 1938, including the Norwegian and British National Anthems. The back is annotated with messages to Percy from his rowing colleagues.

Includes copy of autobiography of Bernard Stewart, grandfather of Ian Stewart, Lord Stewartby, 1945; copy of profile in Coin News, February 2010; copy of obituary by Donal Bateson from Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the British Academy, 2019;

Reproduction of a photograph taken in 1940.

Includes general biographical notes; Article from the Cambridge News focussing on Vann, 16th March 2017; Copies of Bernard Vann memorial day order of service, 29th September 2018; Leaflet advertising the Durham University Vann Fellowship, 2017; Extracts from 'the Christian Soldier';

Received of Benjamin Wyatt for the sum of £5 for my time employed in calculations and examinations of papers, under his discretion, connected with Mr Bernasconi's claim for plasterers work done in Jesus College.

Paid to Bernasconi by Benjamin Wyatt for the sum of £24 8s to balance the bill for the work done to the present date.

Received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College Cambridge for the sum of ten guineas for examining and reporting upon a bill of Mr. Bernasconi for work done at Jesus college, the bill surmounting to £402 19s 8d and the change allowed being £264 8s 3d. Signed by Benjamin Wyatt.