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Includes photograph of picture and correspondence relating to conservation

Includes photograph of picture

Includes photographs of picture

14 x 10⅛. After J. Reynolds. Printed for Robert Japer at the Golden Bucking, Fleet Street.

12¼ x 8⅛. After Louis Carmontille (Museé Condie Chantilly)

Photograph of a portrait by James Queen, 1926.

"Stephen and Numismatic Method", by John Brand, typescript, seventeen pages on as many folios (recto only) including twelve pages of text and five pages of notes, dated December 1978, focusing mainly on the dissection of M. Dolley and K. A. Goddard, 'The A(nglo-)N(orman) spelling "Stifne", "Stefne" and "Stiefne" found in the obverse legends of English coins of Stephen's first substantive type', Proceedings of the Irish Academy, vol. 71C (1971), 19-34.

Comprises correspondence with Dr Horst D Steklis and Dr Michael J Raliegh (Department of Anthropology, University of California at Berkeley) about their paper on 'Chimpanzees and Language Evolution'. With a copy of the paper.

Correspondence between the College and J. E. L. Whitehead, the town clerk, concerning the steening of the Jesus ditch. Also includes notes from Julian Julian, the borough surveyor, specification of works from Carter Jonas and Sons, estimates of costs of materials from Rattee and Kett and estimates for materials from George F. Swann of H. and A. Swann Brothers Ltd, land pipe and brick manufacturers and lime burners.

Consists of articles, the foreword for a book and a published lecture by Stecher (Western Reserve Medical School, Ohio), with an envelope listing some of the items.

One article is in French, another was written with Leonard J. Goss.

Steel engraving.

Parties: (1) The Reverend Reginald St John Parry and others, (2) The Honorable and Reverend Philip Yorke Savile and others. Includes plans

Parties: (1) Corpus Christi College, (2) Jesus College.

Declaration made by Robert Peter Fraser Roberts

Statutory declaration of Mr Arthur Askham to Freeman Hardy & Willis Ltd that Matilda Martha Annie Reynolds, Maria Charlotte Reynolds and William Read Reynolds [siblings] are all dead and he is now the sole owner of the leasehold of Nos. 33 and 34 New Square and adjoining shops and premises in Fitzroy Street

Statutes confirmed by the Queen in Council, 29 June 1882, amended 13 May 1896 and 11 August 1902; printed at Cambridge University Press, 1905. With a duplicate bearing B. L. Manning's signature but not annotated.

Statutes confirmed by the Queen in Council, 29 June 1882, amended 13 May 1896, 11 August 1902, 7 November 1910, 28 March 1912 and 24 June 1913. Binds together the statutes printed in 1905 (as STA 4/3) with the later amendments as an appendix.

Statutes made by the University of Cambridge Commissioners, 21 March 1881, approved 29 June 1882. Printed at Cambridge University Press.

With a second copy which belonged to L. Duckworth and contains notes on "interpretation" written on the back page.

Includes printed copies of statutes, 2013; Order in Council amending statutes IV and VII, 11th June 2012;

Includes printed copies of statutes, 2011;

Includes printed copies of statutes, 1996; Correspondence with the University Commissioners about modifications to the College statutes relating to the termination of employment of College Officers and the removal from office of the Master, 1993; Order in Council confirming modifications arising from 1993 proposals, 26th July 1995;

Includes papers and correspondence relating to a revision to College statutes (approved Mar 1976); papers discussing issues that led to the alteration of the College statutes and regulations; draft revisions of the statutes, draft statutes (Mar & May 1975) and final statutes (Mar 1976); Society meeting agendas and minutes; a schedule of amendments to be made; draft regulations (Jun 1976) and final regulations (Oct 1976); and correspondence including with the Privy Council Office and a letter to the Colleges' Standing Consultative Committee on Equal Opportunities for Men and Women.

The statutes were in part revised to permit the admission of women but also generally required an overhaul (including allowing students to be members of the College Council and emeritus fellowships being created as a category of fellowship).

Includes a printed volume of statutes, revised to 1953 containing a note from the Bursar of Jesus College to the Bursar of Clare College on amendments to the statutes of Jesus College (29 Apr 1968), copies of a scheme for administering funds of the College (1962), amendments to the statutes (1968 and 1971) and emergency statutes for Jesus College;

A further printed of statutes to 1953 annotated with comments and items that should be added (such as new funds). Also contains a scheme for administering funds of the College (1962);

Freddie Brittain's copy of statutes, revised to 1953. Also contains a scheme for administering funds of the College (1962) and amendments to the statutes (1968 and 1975). The last page contains a note on a vote.

Also includes an annotated copy of the Jesus College statutes, revised to 1953, inscribed "Bursar" with details of additional trusts and benefactions stuck into the volume; amendments to college statutes, some annotated (1968, 1975, 1976, 1995); and details of a scheme for administering funds of the College (1962). This includes a note to Dr John Killen about interpretation of the statutes (1982), memoranda on research fellowships' policy (1983), college prizes and grants (1977) and items to be placed next to the Master at college meetings.

Consists of a printed copy of the Jesus College statutes (revised to 1939) bound with an amendment of Dec 1950. Also includes manuscript notes of emergency statutes from 1940, and lists of Fellows and Honorary Fellows.

Also draft amendments to statutes, 16th July 1938; Further amendments to statutes IX, XXIV and XXVi with correspondence about the amendments, 5th November 1938; Copy from the London gazette of notice that the amended statutes have been submitted to the King in Council for approval, 21st February 1939; First proofs of revised statutes to 1939 and a list of scholarships to be added to the new edition, 25th July 1939; Order in Council approving the amended statutes made by the College on 13th February 1939 and emergency statutes, 1939-1940; Amendment to emergency statutes, 1950 and 1954

Two copies of statutes made by the Royal Commission, Apr 1926; Percy Gardner-Smith's copy of statutes made by the Royal Commission, Apr 1926, which have been heavily annotated with comments and amendments. Also includes a list of members of "The Society" (Jun 1945), and a note about the finances of the Briggs fund, Morgan benefaction, Sizarship fund and Mr Watt's fund (Jun 1933); Duckworth's copy of statutes made by the Royal Commission, Apr 1926, which have been heavily annotated with comments and amendments. Also includes a note from Arthur Gray (Master) to Duckworth about the statutes, a note about the Chadwick prize, and a note of tenants in College "livings".

Also includes minute book containing minutes of meetings of the committee appointed by the College to consider the Report of the Royal Commission on Oxford and Cambridge Universities, Nov 1923. Also draft statutes with comments (13 Nov 1923 - 23 Jul 1925). The opposite end of the book contains copies of letters sent out from Jesus College on subjects including property and payments (31 Jan 1883 - Dec 1885).

Includes a leaflet detailing emergency statutes, 6 Dec 1915.

Includes notes relating to issues the Fellowship had with regard to the College statutes at the end of the 19th century, from Add MSS.c.35 at Trinity College, Cambridge.

Copy of the Rustat Statutes in a 17C italic hand with an English translation appended. The amendment to the Statutes by Charles II follows in another hand, attested by John Cooke, 1 July 1672. There is a memorandum on the case of John Harvey, who was elected a Rustat Scholar in error, while his father was still living, and consequently deprived of his scholarship on 7 October 1672.

Contains: Rustat statutes, 1671 (17 pp.); interpretation of the statutes by King Charles II, 1672 (4 pp.); register of admissions of Rustat Scholars, 1671-1819. At the end of the book is a register of leaves of absence granted from 4 June 1715 to 22 December 1744.

A copy of Bishop West's statutes written by Benjamin Newton, in a fine 18th century hand, with later notes by Dr Lynford Caryl and (in pencil) Dr Pearce. A dedicatory note states that Newton made this copy of the Statutes for the Master. The statutes conclude with the 1559 added statute, followed by a copy of the interpretation of the Statute "De Numero Sociorum" by King Charles I, 1635, and copies of letters and other documents concerning appointments to and tenure of fellowships, 1614-1638 (as in STA 1/3). There follow lists of counties, northern and southern, and finally a note by Dr Pearce about a difference between the Master and five Fellows over the election of two Fellows, 29 July 1791, with the Bishop of Ely's reply.

Statutes of Bishop Joseph Allen, handwritten in ink with a few corrections in a different hand, with a "Warrant for altering the Statutes of Jesus College Cambridge" signed on behalf of Queen Victoria (with a royal seal), 30 Oct. 1841, attached to the front flyleaf by sewing. The Bishop's warrant confirming the statutes is attached inside the back flyleaf, 9 Dec. 1841.

Printed copies of the statutes made by the First Royal Commission, with some underlining and annotations.

These volumes are based on STA 3/1 and are near duplicates of each other. The only difference is that one volume includes an additional statute on page 21.

Printed copy of the statutes of Bishop Allen, 1841, with royal letter (preceding) and warrant (following): "Cantabrigiae: typis academicis excudebat Joannes Gulielmus Parker, M.DCCC.XLIV." [printed by John William Parker of Cambridge, 1844]; copy for the Master's use.(Exemplar in Usum Magistri.), the steward (Exemplar in Usum Seneschalli), the president (Exemplar in Usum Praesidentis) and the dean (Exemplar in Usum Decani).

Also include note in the Master's copy by Arthur Gray to [Freddy] Brittain about copies of the College statutes, 25th November, 1936.

A copy of Bishop West's statutes in the hand of Dr French (Master 1820-49), with markings in red ink, corrections in black ink and annotations in pencil. At the end is a note of 15 Mar. 1827 attesting that the copy agrees with the best known copy of the statutes (kept in the college library), 1820-1827.

Also loose papers found inside front cover. One noting what was sent with a petition [to the Bishop of Ely], which apparently included this volume (It can be deduced that this relates to the petition dated 2 Dec. 1841).

The other note also found inside the front cover, probably in Dr William French's hand, noting a decree about priority among the Fellows, 15 Feb. 1619/20.

Amendment of the College statute. Draft statute drawn up by the Bishop of Ely (Bowyer Edward Sparke) removing the restriction on election of Fellows, limiting the choice to a candidate from the northern and southern counties alternately, 1827; Draft petition by the College to the crown to accept the Bishop's amendment, 1827; Correspondence about the amendment, 1827; Copy of Royal warrant of George IV amending the statutes, 1827; Two copies on vellum of Sparke's amendment to the statutes, 7th January 1828; Letters from the absent Fellows consenting to the setting up of a committee to consider the revisions of the statutes, 1837; Rough notes of College accounts, 1837; Four notebooks containing rough drafts of the petition to the Queen to allow the Bishop of Ely to amend the statutes, 1837;

Contains the University's Elizabethan statutes followed by later royal injunctions and extracts from the Grace Books; these written in several different hands, with the latest date 1733. Then there are notes under various headings, "Examined in the Vice-Chancellor's or Proctor's or Register's books. An. 1734. F. S. Parris." The latest entries seem to be in the hand of C. Mason, whose name appears on the front flyleaf ("Trin. Coll. Cant.").

Declaration by the College, under the Benefices Act 1898 (amendment 1923) that the right of presentation shall henceforward be enjoyed without power of sale, 21 June 1928. Also a copy of a letter from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Revd Ll. Price 6 April 1933, noting the grant of £200 towards the augmentation of the benefice.

Description of statues on the Carpenter Building. [printed?]

Copy of Bishop West's statutes after the 1549 revision and with the Elizabethan extra statute, in an early 17th century formal hand with marginal notes by Roger Andrewes (Master 1618-32). The signatures at f.123 are also copies and have been annotated in another hand, probably Andrewes'. The preliminary leaves have notes in Latin about the geographical origins of Fellows, an index to the statutes, and notes about Fellows elected "in my predecessors tyme", which phrase indicates that this is Roger Andrewes' hand.

The later part of the volume has a copy of the interpretation of the Statute "De Numero Sociorum" by King Charles I, 1635, and copies of letters and other documents concerning appointments to and tenure of fellowships, 1614-1638. The last leaf has rough notes by Andrewes similar to those at the start of the volume. A Christmas reading from the Gospel of St Matthew ch.1 appears loose at fol. 95, apparently used as a bookmark.

Consists of reprints of articles by F N David (one with a page of mathematical calculations [by Bronowski] slotted inside) and J Neyman, F. Garwood, The Applied Mathematics Panel of the National Defense Research Committee, Alessandro Terracini (in Italian), J. A. Todd, Claude Chevalley, T. G. Room, W. V. D. Hodge, Patrick Du Val, and H. S. M. Coxeter. With an envelope listing the reprints.

Consists of articles from a series of reprints produced by the Research Techniques Unit of London School of Economics and Political Science, with an envelope listing the reprints.

Consists of: articles from a series of reprints produced by the Research Techniques Unit of London School of Economics and Political Sciences; articles by Guiseppe Pompilj (in Italian); and 3 articles (3 parts) by Lancelot Hogben with other authors on 'Statistical models bearing on the semantics of correlation'. With an envelope listing the reprints.

Comprises correspondence with Professor M G Kendall (London School of Economics) and Dr Carl E Hopkins (University of Southern California) on discriminate functions and use of statistics in a paper by Hopkins, John M Weiner and Jessie Marmorston entitled 'Hormone excretion patterns in breast and prostate cancer are abnormal' (preliminary draft included).

Also includes copies of other papers on statistics by Carl E Hopkins.

Receipt for stationery supplied to the college by Deighton, Bell & Co, including paper, blotting paper, quills, pens, penholders, boxes of nibs, and ink, costing £5-2-6 in total.

Receipt for the printing of 100 BA supplicats and 50 certificates of terms, 1000 weekly gate bills, 24 sets of first sheets for prayer books, 100 information papers, 80 instructions for freshmen. Total cost £2 13s. Signed off by A. Mason and C.J. Clay.