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This is a receipt of Mr. W. Adam's property and income tax within the Parish of All Saints in the amount of 16s 1d from Mr. William, Collector.

Authorisation for Dr Corrie to hire 10 additional male servants, costing a total of £7-10-0 extra in tax.

First Document:
Property and income tax receipt from the Parish of Willingham to D. Whittley of the College, for rent due Lady-Day 1849, amounting to 7s 8 1/2d. Signed Charles Underwood.

Second Document:
Property and income tax receipt from the Parish of Willingham to D. Whittley of the College, for rent due Michaelmas 1848, amounting to 5s 6 1/2d. Signed Charles Underwood.

Third Document:
Property and income tax receipt from the Parish of Willingham to D. Whittley of the College, for rent due Michaelmas 1848, amounting to 1s 5 1/2d. Signed Charles Underwood.

Forth Document:
Property and income tax receipt from the Parish of Willingham to D. Whittley of the College, for rent due Lady-Day 1848, amounting to 14s. Signed Charles Underwood.

Fifth Document:
Property and income tax receipt from the Parish of Willingham to D. Whittley of the College, for rent due Michaelmas 1848, amounting to 14s. Signed Charles Underwood.

Two property and income tax bills issued by the Parish of Holy Trinity on one piece of paper

Lady-day 1847:
to the Master of Jesus College, 8s 9d

Michaelmas 1847:
To the Master of Jesus College, 8s 9s

Both signed 22nd June 1848 by Knowles

Three property and income tax bills issued by the Parish of All Saints

Lady-day 1848:
to the Master of Jesus College, £2 8s 6d

Lady-day 1847:
To the Master of Jesus College for the Preacher's House, £1 4s 1d

Michaelmas 1847:
To the Master of Jesus College for Cottage and Luther Adam's Porches, £2 8s 6d

All signed W. Wisew (?)

Received March 11th 1823 of James Robertson the sum of 5s 8d being the tax upon the commons belonging the house of the said James Robertson held by him of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College Cambridge. Signed W. Barker.

Addressed to Mr. Whittlesey, paid 3s 11d for eau brink tax and £1 8s for a year's land tax on College property. Signed by William Barker, collector.

Paid for 3/4 of a Years New Duty on Inhabited Houses and one half years duty on houses and lights. Appears to be signed but name is unclear.

Paid to Jesus College by W. E. Norman for 2s 6d being the yearly payment of the tax upon his common No 4 in Willingham.

April 29th 1823. Received of James Robertson the sum of 14 shillings for half a years land tax charge on the estate of the master and fellows of Jesus College at Willingham due Ladyday Last. Signed by G Underwood. Collector.

Received on the 10th of March 1823 of Daniel Whittlesey for 5s 8d for tax on the commons, due Ladyday 1823. Signed by W Bailler, Collector.

Paid £6 3s 3d to Edward Bore, collector for half a years window and house tax.

Two tax bills for property and income tax to the parish of Caxton, each 1 shilling and 2 pence. Received and signed Walker Collector.

Four tax bills to Parish of Willingham, total 13 pounds 9 shillings. Received and signed C Underwood Collector. Paid by D Whittlesey.

Land tax 2 pounds

£0 5s 8d estate tax.

Calculations of Great Shelford land tax, property and repairs bills, amounting to 71 pounds 1 shilling and 9 pence, itself deducted from a total of 630 pounds, with 568 pounds 18 shillings and 3 pence outstanding.

These documents detail the rent and tax calculations for a year done by Mr H. Haggis. Extensive calculations on front and back of letters

Document 1:
Bill and receipt of property and income tax due from the College to the Parish of Holy Trinity, for taxes due in Michaelmas 1848 and Lady Day 1849, both separately amounting to 8s 9d. Signed on receipt on 18th July 1849, J. Knowles, paid by Richard Rowe.

Document 1:
Property and income tax bill from Parish of St. Andrew the Great to the College for taxes due Michaelmas, 1848, amounting to 3s 6d. Signed J. Asplen, collector.

Document 2:
Property and income tax bill from Parish of St. Andrew the Great to the College for taxes due Lady Day, 1849, amounting to 3s 6d. Signed J. Asplen, collector.

Document 3:
Property and income tax bill from Parish of St. Andrew the Great to the College for taxes for the Close due Lady Day 1849, amounting to £1 15s. Signed William Wiseman, collector.

Document 4:
Receipt of the tithes of St. Rhadegund from the college to the Parish of All Saints, amounting to 10s. Signed on receipt of Payment on 11 May 1849, Henry Fuller.

Document 5:
Receipt of the tithes of St. Rhadegund from the college to the Parish of All Saints, amounting to 10s. Signed on receipt of Payment on 13th March 1849, Henry Fuller.

Document 6:
Receipt of the tithes of St. Rhadegund from the college to the Parish of All Saints, amounting to 10s. Signed on receipt of Payment on 29th March 1849, C. B. Cornwell.

1. Half year's land and income tax receipts from parish of St Giles, received of Jesus College £2 7s 9d by Robert Frost for 27 Castle Street.
2. Half year's land and income tax receipts from parish of St Giles, received of Mr Elliston £2 4s 1 1/2d by R Peters.
3. Received of the executors of Henry Haggis £2 9s 6d by Henry Hazard for insurance of £950 to the Sun Fire Office, London.
4. Received of Reverend D Corrie £200 on behalf of the executors of Henry Haggis for buildings erected on farm in the parish of St Giles.

A number of John Elliston's bills, 82 pounds 17 shillings and 3 pence for various taxes and building works.

Taxes to Parish of St Giles, received of Jesus College the 13th of Aptil, two pounds seven shillings and nine pence, collected by Robert Frost at 27 Castle Street.

Chesterton
W John Elliston
Robert Sparrow
small tiles
Paid J W Heath

Bill for Duchess slabs, deal, cement paid to ? &Watts

Bill to W. Macintosh
Repy (?) and refixing (?) gutter and pipe
10 new holdfasts, painting do
37 feet new zinc do
zinc head
fixing 90 feet iron gutter
White head, painting do
altering 12 do
10 iron stays
2 feet square zinc for ? and straps
7 feet gutter and pipe

Receipt of John Elliston twenty pounds as for ? account for H Walls (?) Warwick(?)

W Elliston Newnham to E Crowe
Bricks, drain tiles
Signed Eliza Crowe

Paid 15s 1d to John Digbe for 1 foot of deals, 6 pounds of nails, 32 foots of stands, 6 foots of deal.

Consists of a typescript [unpublished/pre-publication] paper, with an envelope listing the paper.

Consists of a photocopy from 'Der Wahrheitsbergriff in den Formalisierten Sprachen'.

Paid two pounds to Joshua Newman for tarring the fence next to Midsummer Green

This is a near exact duplicate of Bronowski 4/1/4, with some minor differences in annotations on typescripts of 'The Fulfilment of Man', 'Science is Human' and 'The Values of Science', and a slight difference in order.

Comprises a list of audio tapes featuring Bronowski (updated January 1970) with transcripts or photocopies of the content of some of the tapes.

Contains: photocopied text of 'Order and Disorder' lecture given at the 17th International Design Conference in Aspen (1967); a reprint Bronowski's Damon lecture on 'Science in the New Humanism' given at the National Science Teachers Association convention (1968); a transcript of 'Science and Man' radio programme, number 438 of the 'Men and Molecules' series of the American Chemical Society News Service (1969); typescripts of Bronowski's Bampton lectures on 'Magic, Science and Civilization' (1969); annotated typescripts of 'The Fulfilment of Man', 'Science is Human' and 'The Values of Science' talks recorded at Radio KGB [for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation] on 12 May 1969; a photocopy of the published version of 'The Face of Violence' play (1967); photocopies from 'Imagination and the University' (1964) of Bronowski's lectures on 'The Imaginative Mind in Art' and 'The Imaginative Mind in Science'; a photocopy of 'The Abacus and the Rose: A New Dialogue on Two World Systems' published in 'Science and Human Values' (1965); a transcript of Yale Reports radio programme on 'The Human Animal' featuring Bronowski (1967); and an annotated copy of Francis Godwin's 'Man in the Moone: or A Discourse of a Voyage Thither by Domingo Gonsales' marked up with selections to be read by Bronowski for broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (1968).

This is a near exact duplicate of Bronowski 4/1/5, with some minor differences in annotations on typescripts of 'The Fulfilment of Man', 'Science is Human' and 'The Values of Science', and a slight difference in order.

Comprises a list of audio tapes featuring Bronowski (updated January 1970) with transcripts or photocopies of the content of some of the tapes. Contains: a photocopy of the published version of 'The Face of Violence' play (1967); photocopies from 'Imagination and the University' (1964) of Bronowski's lectures on 'The Imaginative Mind in Art' and 'The Imaginative Mind in Science'; a photocopy of 'The Abacus and the Rose: A New Dialogue on Two World Systems' published in 'Science and Human Values' (1965); a transcript of Yale Reports radio programme on 'The Human Animal' featuring Bronowski (1967); photocopied text of 'Order and Disorder' lecture given at the 17th International Design Conference in Aspen (1967); a reprint Bronowski's Damon lecture on 'Science in the New Humanism' given at the National Science Teachers Association convention (1968); a transcript of 'Science and Man' radio programme, number 438 of the 'Men and Molecules' series of the American Chemical Society News Service (1969); typescripts of Bronowski's Bampton lectures on 'Magic, Science and Civilization' (1969); annotated typescripts of 'The Fulfilment of Man', 'Science is Human' and 'The Values of Science' talks recorded at Radio KGB [for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation] on 12 May 1969; and an annotated copy of Francis Godwin's 'Man in the Moone: or A Discourse of a Voyage Thither by Domingo Gonsales' marked up with selections to be read by Bronowski for broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (1968).

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted and recorded by John Henahan in Edwin Lennox's study at the Salk Institute.

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted [and recorded] by John Henahan [in Edwin Lennox's study at the Salk Institute].

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted and recorded by John Henahan in [Edwin] Lennox's study at the Salk Institute.

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted and recorded by John Henahan in [Edwin] Lennox's study at the Salk Institute.

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted by John Henahan.

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted by John Henahan.

Consists of an audio recording of part of an oral history interview of Warren Weaver, conducted and recorded by John Henahan in [Edwin] Lennox's study at the Salk Institute.

36 minutes long, recording ends abruptly.

36 minutes and 40 seconds long.

Includes correspondence relating to purchase of tantalus for SCR.

Typewritten autobiographical talk with pencil markings for BBC 3.