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Scrapbook containing newspapers cutings relating to Sulgrave University

Suite "Laudate Dominum" for organ. I: "Processional", II: Rondo da Chiesa, III: "Meditation", IV: Scherzo, V: "French Carol", VI: "Exurgat Deus".
Two full drafts (one seems to be a more complete draft than the other).

Suite for organ and brass, from Voluntaries Op. 6 No. 5, by John Stanley. Arranged by Peter Hurford. For brass (flügelhorn in Bb, two trumpets, echo trumpet and two trombones) and organ.
Three photocopies of full score and parts for: Flügelhorn and trumpets 1 and 2, echo trumpet, trombone 1, trombone 2.

The Bishop of Ely to the Master, is favourably disposed to the union in plurality of St Clements and St Giles.

Correspondence concerning proposals from Messrs Robson & Co Ltd to rent the house and garden (at the time let to Mr Jarvis) for the erection of a large building suitable for a skating rink or concert hall. Includes negotiations over terms and the College's decision not to go ahead with the proposal.

Receipt for £13 6s 8d for sulch (?) the farm.

Receipt for Dr Corrie's annual subscription of £5 for the schools in Hundon. Signed off by R.W. Hoddart.

Paid £5 5s to Alexander Thomas Crisford, Vicar of Great Shelford, for subscription to schools of Great Shelford

Paid £3 3s for subscription to the fund established for the relief of poor widows and orphans of clergymen of the Diocese of Ely, for one year ending at Michaelmas 1855, received by John Wailstone, Treasurer

Confirmation £5 5s paid in previous entry to schools of Great Shelford. Subscription to the "Old Schools of Cambridge", by Treasurer L Cooper and Collector B. Hoppett

Letter confirming receipt of Dr. Corrie the sum of £2 for subscription to Stow-cum-Quy schools from Michaelmas 1858 to Michaelmas 1859. Signed R. D. Long, Curate at Stow-cum-Quy.

Paid £2 2s for subscription to national (?) school of Horne, James Counile (?)

Letter confirming receipt of £5 5 shillings for the subscription to the Great Shelford National schools due in Michaelmas 1859. Signed Alexander Thomas Crisford, Vicar of Great Shelford.

Subscription to the Civil Service Lectures Association for 1915-16. £5.0.0

Paid £5 5s (5 Guineas) subscribed by Jesus College for one year ending at Michaelmas 1855 towards the support of Addenbrooke's Hospital for Thomas Morblack, Treasurer

Receipt for 5 guineas subscribed by Jesus College for the year ending Michaelmas 1859 towards the support of Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. SIgned Mortlock, Treasurer.

Bill for one's year subscription to the parochial schools of Great Shelford. Total amount £5 5s. Signed by Alexander Thomas Crisford, Vicar of Great Shelford.

'Received of Dr Corrie One Pound for Scription for School Gt Wilbraham'. Signed by John Over.

Receipt of the master and fellows of Jesus College the sum of 5 guineas as a subscription for the year ending Michaelmas 1859 to the Old Schools of Cambridge. Signed J. G. Howes, Treasurer.

Receipt of the master and fellows of Jesus College the sum of £2 2 shillings as a subscription to Over national school. Signed Charles Warren, vicar of Over.

Receipt of a cheque for £2 2 shillings for subscription to Horne parish school. Signed John Norton, curate.

Includes lists of members and the club's rules

Paid £6 6s as the College's subscription to the fund established for the relief of poor widows and orphans of clergymen in the diocese of Ely. Signed Edward Addison, Treasurer.

Includes source material, correspondence and notes.

Consists of an agenda and minutes of the first meeting of the Sub-Committee of the Operating Committee of the Salk Institute. Drs. Eckhart, Holley and Lennox attended.

Consists of a spiral bound volume containing transcripts of discussions held by the Study Group on Societal Features of Repetitive Drug Use, organised by the Council for Biology in Human Affairs. Meetings were held in Jul, Aug and Sep 1972 and were sponsored by the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse, the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, the Drug Abuse Council and the Rockefeller Foundation.

As well as transcripts the volume contains a letter from Harry Boardman (Secretary General of the Council) about the transcripts, an agenda and details of meetings, and a list of participants.

Comprises material relating to a study group (based at the University of California at Davis and originally called the Study Group for the Foundation of Cultural Unity) which Bronowski joined the Organising/Steering Committee for.

A meeting of the study group was held at the Salk Institute.

Members of the group were Professor Marjorie Grene (Chairman), Bronowski, Professor Edward Pols, Professor John R. Silber, Professor Charles Taylor, Professor Noam Chomsky, Professor Barry Commoner, Professor Hubert Dreyfus, Professor Lon Fuller, George D. Gale, Eric Gustafson, Professor Erich Heller, Iris Murdoch and Professor Michael Polanyi.

Consists of papers sent to the study group in preparation for a meeting at the University of Texas in Austin (21 Apr 1968): 'Structure, Dissipation and Life' by I. Prigogine, 'The Autonomy of Biology as a Natural Science' by Francisco J. Ayala, 'Biology and the Problems of Levels of Reality' by Marjorie Grene, 'On the Structure of Living Things' by Michael Polanyi and 'Logic of the Empirical World - with reference to Identity Theory and Reductionism' by Satosi Watanabe.

Includes: correspondence with Marjorie Grene (department of Philosophy, University of California at Davis) and other members of the group; a report on a meeting of the group at Bowdoin College (1966); minutes and details of meetings of the group held at the Salk Institute (May 1967), in Boston (Massachusetts, Oct 1967), in Montreal (Feb 1968), in Bellagio, Italy (Jul-Aug 1968), in Austin, Texas (Apr 1968), and in Davis, California (Nov-Dec 1968); and a list of steering group and study group members.

14 x 19¼

These are the tutors' records of applicants. Many of those named never came into residence.

Includes 'Living in Jesus College', c. 2009

Paid £40 17s 9d to John Sayer for stuccoing the tower of the college chapel.

Comprises correspondence and draft forms relating to Bronowski acting as a referee for Stuart Ross (employee at the Salk Institute). Ross applied to study for a PhD in 1971, then for a fellowship in 1973.

Consists of 2 articles (sent to Bronowski by Stroll, and annotated as such), with an envelope listing one of the articles.