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Biographical notes relating to Robinson

Comprises notes, a copy of part of Betrand Russell's autobiography, and a draft and copies of Bronowski's article on Russell entitled 'High-Minded and Light-Hearted' published in 'The Nation' (Feb 1970). Also contains a letter from Gilbert Seldes on Russell.

"Bethlehem, of noblest cities", Australian folk melody and a melody from "Psalmodia Sacra", Gotha, 1715. Words by Prudentius (b. 348) tr. E. Caswall. Arranged by Peter Hurford. For soprano, alto, tenor and bass in E major. Published in "The Oxford Choral Songs".
Four copies. Each of them has some few pencil markings (by Peter Hurford) that differ from one another.

"Bethlehem, of noblest cities", Australian folk melody and a melody from "Psalmodia Sacra", Gotha, 1715.Arranged by Peter Hurford.
Australian original version of Waltzing Matilda, used in "Bethlehem, of noblest cities" (OUP). "L. M.", Tune to E.H. 34. Descant to "Walsall" (EH 13).

Consists of reprints of articles by P M Bhargava (Regional Research Laboratory, Hyderabad, India), some with other authors. With an envelope listing the contents.

Bible; M. R. James's no. 9. It is slightly incomplete, ending with "Sadduci" in the additional matter "Interpretationes nominum". With decorative borders and initials "of rough English work" (e.g. a ship and fish for Jonah, a dove for Acts).

Bible; M. R. James's no. 3. 13C with decorated initials; the first quire is missing, so the text begins at Genesis 36 v. 24. James has a note on the order of the books. The Eusebian Canons occupy 2 pp. after the Apocalypse. In the flyleaves are two 15C lists of the books of the Bible.

Bible; M. R. James's no. 11. Finely written and illuminated. James gives a detailed list of subjects of the historiated initials at the head of the books; his collation lists some mutilations and losses.

"Bibliography of British Numismatics – Stephen", typescript (photocopy), six pages on six folios, dated March 1979, unattributed but provisionally attributable to Peter Seaby on the grounds that he was working on the coinage of Stephen at the time, though it equally might have been drafted by someone else who had a particular interest in the coinage of Stephen around this time, e.g. Robert Seaman. The date is given after the last entry on page six as "(Issue: March 1979)". The exact meaning of this particular expression is unclear, but any suspicion that it referred to the March 1979 issue of Seaby's Coin and Medal Bulletin may be discounted, as it did not appear there. The latest entry in the bibliography is for a publication of Ian Stewart in 1978, while other relevant publications from 1978, such as Robert Seaman's article in the BNJ ('A re-examination of some hoards containing coins of Stephen', BNJ vol. 48 (1978), pp. 58-72), and later publications on Stephen are missing. There are a few marginal annotations, apparently in the hand of IS, and a manuscript note in the upper margin on page one, in red ink, that reads "Experimental Draft".

Comprises a typescript "Rough Sketch for a Bicentennial Exhibit" by Bronowski and Judith Grant (Apr 1974) and an outline of Judith Grant's career written by Bronowski.

Comprises source material, notes and preparatory material for the bicentennial exhibition of the Association of Science-Technology Centres (ASTC) on 'Innovation and Diversity in American Culture'.

Also includes a report of an ASTC Bicentennial Committee meeting (3-4 May 1974, La Jolla), and a summary of the budget for the exhibition.

Comprises material relating to an exhibition planned for 1976 for which Bronowski was to be the senior consultant. Judith Grant [was Bronowski] worked on the exhibition as project director and designer.

Two items, the first of which is a receipt from the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to C M Bidwell, detailing charges for interviews with Dr Corrie concerning the purchases of land at Cherry Hinton; attending the sale of estate at the Lion (and forgoing the property because it was too expensive); interviewing again regarding a survey and report concerning the farm held on lease by Mr John Elliston at St Giles; arranging with him regarding the fixtures and Green House belonging to the tenant; corresponding with Dr Corrie regarding the cropping and manure on the farm; managing claims by Mr Elliston regarding manure and a fence on the land; arranging files about underdraining and setting out the same with Mr A J Gray, the subtenant; examining the draft lease to the Rifle Corps; putting in the actual amount of land from the survey; valuing the land to be dug and excavated and ascertaining what the quantity is. All totals £15 15s. Signed by C M Bidwell as received 23 January 1862.
The second item is a letter from Bidwell, dated also 23 January 1862, returning two bills and thanking the recipient (Corrie) for the same, and also informing Corrie that the Wicken [?] Estate has not sold and is unlikely to be, as they will not accept less than £18,000.

Christmas single by the prog rock band Big Big Train featuring the Jesus College choir. Also mp3 files of radio interviews with Big Big Train about the single from Radio Cambridgeshire; Also programme for Big Big Train tour containing reference to recording with Jesus College Choir. Programme designed and edited by Geoff Parks; Article relating to the inclusion of the Jesus College Choir in the single from the Big Big Train Grand Tour programme 2019.

Correspondence, estimates and draft sketches relating to construction of a new bike shed for the College (of unknown location, although possibly south east corner of College site by Jesus Lane). Estimates provided by Boulton and Paul of Norwich, W. Seymour and Sons, Richard Mallon of Swaffham and J. Roots of East Dereham. 1896; Also plan and elevation by Rattee and Kett, August 1896.

Bought for the Master or Keepers of the College of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint John the Evangelist and the glorious Virgin Saint Radegund, near Cambridge, commpnly called Jesus College ....?

90p 8s 15p

Paid £10 for old and new work at Steeple Morden. Possible something to do with poles.

Paid to William Pleasance for supplying the garden with seven fine chestnuts, six spruce firs and carriage and planting of them. Signed by William Pleasance

Lists payment for a gardener in the Grove

Paid to S. Mackie of Norwich for plants bought for the Grove. Includes payments for various plants including clematis, hibiscus, hydrangea, lavander, magnolia, oaks, chrysanthemums, lobelia, narcissus and roses.

Paid to J. Lindsell for work done in the garden including six bundles of withies, for sharpening the saw, for the use of the ropes superintendance, Signed by J. Lindsell.

Paid to Robert Reynolds by J. Lindsell for work done in the gardens including payments for carrying six bundles of withies, carriage of three ropes to Cambridge and back. Signed by John Lindsell.

Paid to Elliot Smith for work done on the Chapel, Combination Room, Hall and Estate. Work includes:
Chapel: Screws for putting up picture, leather and lining, 2 circular leaded frames fitted into the window.
Combination Room: rope matt, 1 new foot screen and up linen table.
Hall: take off hall door and take off drussett.
Estate: surveying estate of Jesus Lane, Fishers Lane.

March 1838 stipend 16s
March 1839 stipend 16s
3 Lemons
Total: £1 15s

Executors of late Thomas Philip Young deceased. Includes reference to drafting of mortgage of 1847 [JCAD/3/CAM/KING/22/1/1847/2]. Total £120 0s 5d

Paid £6 4s 4d to W. Harvey for lamps, courts, cloisters and evergreen for the Hall. Signed by W. Harvey

Receipt signed by Thomas Shallow on behalf of Coe and Company for work done on the new building.