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Received of Jesus College, Cambridge the sum of one guinea for supplying statement of rents payable on college rental of properties for the purposes of rent increases under the Rents Restrictions Act 1920 (£1 1s)

Statement of money received during 1913, with covering letter from the Vicar to the Bursar.

Letter from Henry Winter to Dr. French, stating that he paid the sum of £11, the amount of the college's sealing fees on your behalf to Mortlock Co. of Cambridge. Requests repayment. Includes itemised receipt, of sealing fees amounting to £11.

Two documents setting out the facts of the case, apparently drawn up by the College and asking for a legal opinion. One of 6 pages and one of 10 pages, but the pages are loose and it is not clear which pages go with which document. The contain largely the same material.

Records of rents received from Station Farm tenants between 25th March 1915 and 29th September 1915: (with attached note saying totals for this period and 29th September 1914 and 25th March 1915)
Records of rents received from: Carse, H. A. Allew, J. Allew, J. Andrews, Ayres, J. Bright, Brown, Bowas, Baker, Bates, Beuton, Hedge, Hale, Leach, Cherry, Simmons, Pyle, Ketteridge, A. Scott, Cockerton, Coulson, J. Cocks, Collin, F. Lauder, Wade, Wade, Delph, Cowell, Elms, Moss, Free, J. Lilly, H. Jeares, Hopkins, Harradine, Hart, Halls, Ingrey, King, Challender, Brown (Richardson), Hiner, Turner, Plumb, Perry, Pammeuler (?), Pamenler (?), Miss French, Falkers, Cowell, Bowyers, Bass, Papworth, E. Brown, Pope, Lucas, Wilson, Dean, Maskell, Connor, P. Connor, Abbott, Potter, Roe, Huckle, Wilson, A. Coe, Collen, Burnette, Carse.
Note of debts owed by Chambers (dead husband) and G. Hurst (serving in H. M. Forces).
Further note by A. Coe: "12 months rent not handed to me but found on the allotment"
Total for all: £29.10.0

Records of rents received from Station Farm tenants between 29th September 1914 and 25th March 1915:
H. A. Allew, J. Allew, J. Andrews, Ayres, J. Bright, R. Brown, W. Bowas, Baker, Bates, Beuton, Leech (see Leach 1915/154), Cherry, Simmons, Pyle, Ketteridge, A. Scott, Cockerton, Coulson, J. Cox (see Cocks 1915/154), Chambers, Collen (see Collin 1915/154), F. Lauder, Wade, Wade, Delph, Cowell (Elms), Moss, Free, G. Hurst, Burnette, Lilly, H. Jeares, Hopkins, Harradine, Hart, Hall (see Halls 1915/154), Ingrey, King, Challender, Richardson, Hiner, W. Turner, Plumb, Perry, Pammeuler (?), Pamenler (?), Miss French, Falkner (see Faulkers 1915/154), Cowell, Bowyer (see Bowyers 1915/154), Bass, Papworth, E. Brown, Pope, Lucas, Wilson, Dean, Maskell, Connor, P. Connor, Abbott, Huckle, Potter, Roe, Turner.
Note of debts owed by Chambers (dead husband) and G. Hurst (serving in H. M. Forces).
Further note by A. Coe: "12 months rent not handed to me but found on the allotment"
Total for all: £29.10.0

Parties: (1) Lawrence, (2) Taylor. Principal £400

Fair annual rent of the house occupied by fisher (bakehouse) £18 10s. The house adjoining (now empty) £10

Showing gross annual rental £16

Concerning two cottages in King Street and two in lease to Widow Murden [77, 79, 85 and 87 King Street?], with agreement signed by Richard Rowe

Comprises correspondence regarding an invitation and arrangements made for a planned series of four lectures on 'Nature, Knowledge and the Imagination' that Bronowski was to give in October 1974 for the Distinguished Visiting Lectureship at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Also includes a record about the engagement created for the file and brochures about art museums in Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

Comprises correspondence relating to Bronowski delivering a lecture on 'The Values of Science' (13 Jan 1969) as the concluding lecture for a series on 'Science and Culture' at the State University of New York at Stony Brook (Long Island). Also includes a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Comprises correspondence with Evan R Collins (President, State University of New York at Albany) and Eugene R Rabinowitch (Editor, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists) about a conference on 'The Scientific Revolution - its impact on Man and Society' (15-21 Mar 1968). Bronowski gave advice on the conference but was not able to attend.

Also includes a conference timetable, information about the State University of New York at Albany Center for Science and the Future of Human Affairs, and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Document endorsed "State of the Case between Mr Foley, Vicar, and the Rectory". The document has a left-hand column: "Remarks by the present Vicar"

(1) Letter from Richard Reynolds Rowe to the College making recommendations for the arrangement of six houses to be build on the site of the Star and the Fox & Hounds public houses and adjoining premises, 2 November 1853

(2) Note from Dr Corrie to Mr Francis (solicitors) asking him to date Mr Adams' lease Michaelmas 1854

(3) Plan of the estate in Jesus Lane included in the lease to Mr William Adams, 1854. Shows 4 newly erected houses (Nos. 19-22) and the buildings behind - malting and steeping place; malting; kiln; kiln hole; warehouse now used as a carpenter's shop.

(4) Copy of the valuation by Joseph Wentworth of the Star Inn and cottages behind, 9 January 1855

Correspondence of Stanley Unwin with H. C. Stewart (Lord Stewartby's father)

Correspondence of Ian Stewart addressed to Stanisław Suchodolski

Stamps

Receipt stamps (1p)

Receipt of payment for one day work in grove and road around the field (8s)

"Stamps £1 0s 0d."

Handwritten receipt for stamps (2p)

Receipt for stamps (1p)

Handwritten receipt for stamps (10s)

Receipt for stamps (10p)

Stamp Receipt

Handwritten receipt for stamps (10s)

Receipt for 6 packets of stamped postcards (6s)

Simple handwritten note on paper for stamps.

10s stamp duty payable on an Agreement for Combined Drainage for houses situated 1-9 New Court and King Street (J.E.L. Whitehead)

A copy of hand-drawing plan indicating layouts for water service system with hand-written annotations. This is drawing numbered 13 referred to in the contract.

Proposed electrical installation for stair 1 and 2 on the ground floor, first floor and second floor with symbols annotations. This is drawing numbered 10 referred to in the contract.

A copy of hand-drawing services overlying on print plans (2xground floor, 2xfirst floor, 2xsecond floor) with hand-written annotations and schedule of equipment. This is drawing numbered 12 referred to in the contract.

Existing electrical installation for stair 1 and 2 on the ground floor, first floor and second floor with symbols annotations. This is drawing numbered 9 referred to in the contract.

Ground floor plan indicated with distribution board locations in 1:96. This is drawing numbered 11 referred to in the contract.

Shaded colour pencil sketches of door elevations and details