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Consists of a play for theatre by Bronowski.

Includes College branded 'stash' consisting of beanie hat, two white t-shirts with red and black striped collars, one red t-shirt with JC printed on the back, two black rowing all in ones, black rugby club rugby shirt, black and red striped rugby club rugby shirt.

Contains: a page of quotes relevant to the establishment of the Salk Institute from 'New Scientist', Alvin Weinberg (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) and Warren Weaver; general information about the Institute; information on Resident and Non-Resident Fellows, and the financial needs of the Institute; a list of Trustees and Officers of the Institute; a list of members of an Advisory Council (members from businesses); and drawings of planned buildings of the Institute.

The booklet is inscribed "J Bronowski, 13 March 1964".

Note relating to cost of repairs to sculpture.

9¾ x 15⅞ x 21¼

Includes photograph of picture

Typescript (with annotations) of Laurence Picken's speech describing his experiences of becoming a Fellow of the College in 1944.

Speech delivered upon the restoration of King Charles II, by Geoffrey Watts (Fellow).

Tracts on monastic life; M. R. James's no. 41. Contains: 1) Speculum Religiosorum, in an imperfect 15C copy running from chapter 26, ending with a table of the chapters; 2) contents table of a different (14C) volume, listing 24 sermons and the 131 chapters of a Summa de vicijs; 3) a tract on ecclesiastical discipline, 15C, incipit: De nocturna illusione; 4) Tabula super regulam S. Benedicti; 5) Tabula super librum B. Bernardi de precepto et dispensacione Compilata a magistro Uthredo Bolton.; 6) Tabula brevis super libellum dictum Abbas vel Prior; 7) Tabula brevis super constituciones benedictinas; 8) Quomodo et processus qualiter Judas postquam tradidit Ihesum venit ad matrem suam et qualiter consuluit eam et noluit ab ... (the story of Judas and the cock, exactly the same tesxt as in Q.D.4); 9) Regula beati Benedicti, imperfect in c. 73; 10) Articuli 5-14 on feudal rights of Durham, imperfect, beginning in art. 4, in 15-16C hand; 11) Constitution of the Abbots of St Alban's, St Mary of York, and Chester, for the Benedictines in England, 14C, with two notes on the rule; 12) Extracts in a 15C hand: Hoc autem non te lateat Petre ... , Plurimi nequaquam pleniter intelligentes (on the Rule), and Nota in rosario .xxvij. q. ij. De eo quod dicitur in regula monachorum ... ; 13) Meditacions: Incipit meditaciones excitative compuntionis ex sacre scripture et sanctorum sentenciis compilate presertim ex sentenciis beati Augustini beati Bernardi et venerabilis Anselmi. Memento miser homo ... (in nine chapters with a table at the end; 14) Meditacio divine laudis et spei venie provocativa composita a dicto magistro Willelmo monacho et doctore (incipit: Memor fui dei et delectatus sum); 15) Meditacio divini amoris desiderativa composita ab eodem (incipit: Memento mei deus); 16) Meditacio composita a domino Utredo monacho Dunelmensi et sacre pagne professore ad excitandum hominem cognoscere semetipsum (incipit: Domine recogitabo tibi omnes annos ; 17) Notes of ordinances concerning the order, 15C; 18) Copia litere domini Bernardi de Genebreda Prioris prioratus de Longavilla ord. Cluniac dioc. Rothomag. de revocatione censurarum constitutionum Benedicti Pape xii[mi] presidentibus ... anno domini mccc. Xliijo (15C copy); 19) Innocencius IIII etc. dilecto filio Priori Dunelm (giving the prior of Durham dispensatory powers); 20) Informacio ad computandum algorismi (probably in same hand as 10); 21) Ordinances made in Durham chapter by Prior Wessington, 1417; 22) Littere Mag. Rostandi de inquisicione pecunie e Archdiac. Dunelm, 13C, the first letter being dated 1256.

Speculum Christiani ("The Mirror of a Christian", a 14C devotional work): M. R. James's no. 51.

(1) Specifications of work to be done in the erection of a house in Tenison Avenue for Mr G. Shippey [27 Tenison Avenue]

(2) Specification for a pair of houses in Tenison Avenue for Mr William Bell & Sons, July 1896

(1) Specifications for building 6 houses on land in Tenison Avenue for Charles Armstrong under the superintendence of Frank Waters, Architect, April 1895

(2) Specification for building a house on land in Tenison Avenue for Mr Herbert Edward Verrinder under the superintendence of Frank Waters, Architect, May 1895 [31 Tenison Avenue]

(3) Specification for building a house for Mr Charles Armstrong on land in Tenison Avenue adjoining Mr H. E. Verinder's house under the superintendence of Frank Waters, Architect [31 Tenison Avenue]

(4) Letter from David Bland to J. H. H. Goodwin [Bursar] dated 19th July 1895 asking if an alteration made to the middle pain of Mr Armstrong's 6 houses had received permission

Specification of work at Grove Cottages and at Nos. 13, 14, 15, 20, 22 and 60 Jesus Lane.

Specification of work to be done to make good dilapidations at No. 60 Rhadegund Buildings, Jesus Lane, leased from Jesus College to Mr Robert Felton

In the erection of two wash houses and the requisite repairs to be done at numbers 8, 9 and 10 Little Manor Street

Specification of work required to be done in the erection of a cycle shed.

(1) Specification for works to be carried out to convert Little Trinity into a lodging house for students containing 5 bedrooms each with a sitting room. Includes a plan showing the existing layout and the proposed changes. Also shown on the plan are "excellent quarters for Tenant or caretaker without without a family"
(2) details of estimates from 4 builders - Rooke, Coulsons, Redding & Son and J.R.L. Bennett
It is noted that there is no electric light in the house and the additional cost of installing electrical writing is given

Specification of work required to be carried out at Nos. 5 and 6 Park Street to improve the drains and prevent flooding.

Specification of work for 4 New Square.

Specification of work for Nos. 11 and 14 New Square and 6, 7 and 8 Jesus Terrace.

Specification of work for the proposed petrol store at Marshall's garage, Jesus Lane

Specification of work for Nos. 26, 27 and 28 New Square

Specification of repairs required to be done.

Specification of work for 31 New Square.

Specification of work for Nos. 21, 22 and 23 New Square and Nos. 1 & 2 Portland Place.

Specification of repairs and painting at:
63 King Street
41 and 42 Park Street
13-15 and 20-22 Jesus Lane
1-9 New Court

Specification of work

Ingleside, Pikes Walk; 1/5 and 15 Park Street; 16, 18 and 20 Fitzroy Street; and 1/9 New Court. Specification of proposed repairs and painting

Specification of work for dilapidations

Specification of work for dilapidations

Specification of work

Specification of work at Nos. 37-44 and Nos. 47-49 New Square

Specification of work for dilapidations

Number 2 Pike's Walk. Repairs and painting required

Specification of work for Nos. 29 to 40 Lower Park Street

Specification of work for 63 and 65 and 75 and 77 Hills Road

2 copies of "Specification of work to be done and materials to be used in the erection of two houses in Tenison Road for Mr Law of Mill Road and Mr Dunwell of Norfolk Street Cambridge according to drawings supplied"
"Specification of work to be executed and materials to be used in building six houses in Tenison Road Cambridge for Mr P. Banyard, Builder, Cambridge, June 1895"

Specifications set out for repairs due on the homestead of Mr. A. Fews, at Willingham. These include fitting repairing rafters, fixing the tiles on the lean-to, cleaning all tiles, repairing the chimney heads, and replacing window sashes, totalling £25.

Specification of painting and repairs to 4, 6, 8, 10, 14, 28 and 30 Station Road, 1, 2 and 3 Salisbury Villas and 67, 69 and 87 Hills Road

Specification of dilapidations.

Specification of dilapidations for 4 New Square.

Specification of dilapidations at No.12 Park Street leased to Mr Alfred S. Fromant

Specification of dilapidations at Claremont [internally and externally covering 1-6 Claremont]

Specification of dilapidations of No. 8 Park Street in accordance with the repairing covenant of lease as on termination

(1) Letter from Sam Willsher. He explains that Mrs Rice (tenant of No. 8) wished to take up the tenancy of No. 17 when the current tenant (Mary) gave up the lease in June. Mrs Rice wanted to install electric light and a bath at her own expense and Mr Willsher asks who needs to formally ask for permission, him or the tenant, April 1937

(2) Specification of dilapidations of 17 Park Street in accordance with repairing covenant of lease as on termination, June 1937 (2 copies) and covering letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons

(3) Pencil notes on the annual value, rent and repair costs

(4) Letter dated 18th September 1937 to Mr S. Willsher setting out estimated cost of repairs (28 11s 6d), his interest in the unexpired term of the lease (£58 13s 4d) and the amount owe (£30 1s 10d)

Specification of work to be executed and materials to be used in constructing roads and sewers on land in Tenison Road for Charles Armstrong

Correspondence concerning the development of a garage on the sit formerly occupied by Hopkins Stables and at the back of 19-22 Jesus Laner to create Marshall's Garage. Also specification of works and plans.