Showing 22759 results

Concert by The Cockerel Consort in Jesus College Chapel on Sunday 1st February 1976 at 8.30 pm

Sonatine für Orgel, opus 26 [Sonatina for organ]. By Walther Geiser.
Published by Bärenreiter, Kassel.

Sonatine für orgel, op. 52 [Sonatina for organ]. By Willy Burkhard.
Published by Bärenreiter, Kassel.

Sonatina in three movements for piano

Sonate Nr. 2 für Orgel, op. 89 (Sonata No. 2 for organ, op. 89). By Rudolf Bibl.
Edited by Otto Biba.
Published by Breitkopf & Härtel, Wiesbaden.

Sonate II für Orgel [Sonata II for Organ]. By Paul Hindemith.
Published by Schott & Co. Ltd., London.

Sonate I für Orgel [Sonata I for Organ]. By Paul Hindemith.
Published by B. Schott's Söhne, Mainz.

Sonate für Violine und Orgel [Sonata for violin and organ] - Werk 75. By Johann Nepomuk David.
Full score and violin part.
Published by Breitkopf & Härtel, Wiesbaden.

Sonata Secolare for Organ and Five brass instruments, Op. 117. By John Gardner.
Full score and parts (organ, trumpet I, trumpet II, horn, trombone, tuba).

Sonata per due Organi [Sonata for two organs]. By Luigi Cherubini.
Edited by Rudolf Ewerhart.
Published by Doblinger, Vienna.

Movement for a piano sonata, composed by Laurence Picken.

Sonata in one movement for two manual organ opus 42 by Christopher Steel, dedicated to Peter Hurford.

Sonata in D no. 2 (for two organs, wind instruments and timpani) by Giuseppe Bernardo Zucchinetti.
Photocopy of a handwritten manuscript.

Sonata in C minor for organ. By Giovanni Battista Pescetti.
Edited by Peter Hurford.
Published by Oxford University Press, London.

Sonata for Organ, in D major. By Georg Friedrich Handel.
Manuscript copy by Peter Hurford.

Sonata Concertata con organo e cembalo, by Severo Giussano.
Photocopy of handwritten transcription.

Acknowledgement of order on Mortlock Bank for £63 0s 6d for Somerville scholarship for Stevenson

2 and 3/4 days each, 3 men, pre-paving and putting up shelves in the Apple Chamber. Cost total - £4, 8s and 0.5d.

Typescript, 4 pages, by T.E. F. (T.E. Faber)

39 x 27⅛. One of a set of nine 'Largo to Presto'.

Contains exhibition captions

Handwritten manuscript of paper "Some personal thoughts on musical organs" and a photocopy with some ink markings. This article is condensed from his talk at the meeting of BIOS [British Institute of Organ Studies] at the Royal College of Organists.

"Lichfield and Chichester", by Lord Stewartby, typescript, two pages (recto only), undated but datable to no later than 2007 when the published version of the paper appeared in the British Numismatic Journal, vol. 77 (2007), pp. 281-282, and probably to 2006 on the basis of other relevant material in the archive (see related units of description).
There are four pieces of photographic material attached:
(a) large sheet (slightly larger than A4) with images of the same gold coin in colour and black & white, including one set of enlarged colour images and two enlarged colour details.
(b) enlarged colour image of coin (darker version) on postcard-sized sheet.
(c) enlarged colour image of coin (lighter version) on postcard-sized sheet.
(d) two sets of black & white images of the same coin plus an enlarged black & white detail of a portion of the inscription.

"Some comments on 'Circling the Square' ", by Philip Grierson, typescript, two pages on two folios (recto only), dated 5 October 1963, addressing specific points in the paper of that title by Stewart Lyon and Peter Sawyer. PG expresses reservations about some of the paper's assumptions, implications, terminology, etc.

9¾ x 13¾

Comprises a typescript of a paper by Bronowski to be given at the National Coal Board Coal Utilisation Council conference for architects (Torquay, Mar 1962).

Letter explaining procedure necessary for dealing with the conveyances

Receipt for work done by Barnes and Bernard. Includes payment for correspondence with Mr Sabine and Dr Corrie regarding dilapidations at number 60 Aldermanbury; threatening proceedings against Mr Gratton for non repair under notice; correspondence with Mr Martin, Mr Caseley's solicitor, regarding his proposal for improvement work at 136 High Street, Southwark [now Borough High Street] if the College would grant him a lease; correspondence with Mr Martin and Mr Sabine regarding plans and specifications that were disallowed by the District Surveyor; visiting Mr Dickery, the servant at 135 High Street regarding his application for repair of dilapidations which should have been undertaken by the late servant Mr North, and correspondence with Dr Corrie regarding this; making covenants in college leases applicable to recent Acts of Parliament; copying Mr Dickery's letter regarding drainage works required at 135 High Street to Mr Sabine; renewal of the lease on number 61 Aldermanbury from Mr Oliver and paying the £500 received into Dr Corrie's account at Messrs Hoares; instructing Messrs Norton & Co to report on the value of the houses in London belonging to the College, including their annual rent, and paying them £100 for this service; attending the Bank of England for particulars of Investments in Reduced belonging to the college, visiting Mr Caseley regarding his information that number 136 High Street was considered a dangerous settlement and instructing Mr Sabine to survey the premises immediately; correspondence between Dr Corrie and Mr Sabine regarding this matter, including instructing Mr Sabine to make enquiries at to the rebuilding of these premises. Total payment £13 6s 10d. Dated 10th November 1865 and signed by Barnes and Bernard.

Receipt for £7 10s for two half years rent of Passage in Fitzroy Street to Michaelmas 1926 pyable to Mr. C. V. Gedny.

5s received from Messrs. J. Carter Jonas and Sons for supplying copy of agreement and tracing of plan. (Bursar of Jesus College to Burton).

Letter from Pemberton addressed to dear sir (the Master?) thanking for the cheque for £104 18s 4d on account of Graveley Charity and for £97 7s 2d and receipts for both sums are enclosed. Mr. Smith's lease shall be attended to and at the right opportunity ask Messrs Papworth and Harris to show him the drafts of their proves.

Parties: (1) Thomas Philip Young, (2) Henry Rance. Paid £14 15s 6d

Jesus College account with John Winter Jr, total £172 4s 6d.

In 1826: £15 14s 10d to my bill delivered in the matter of Ripaston (?).
£1 14s by college sealing fees, licence to assign from Brecknell to Haning.
£3 8s by college sealing fees, on licence and assignment from Haning to Cope.

In 1829: £7 6s 8d to my bill to this date.
£172 4s 6d to balance.
£187 5s by account of fine and renewal to Mrs Bulelie.
£2 19s by college sealing fees thereon.

Totalling £195 6s, by balance brought down to £172 4s 6d.

Receipt for services rendered by Barnes & Bernard between November 1855 and March 1856, relating to premises on High Street (Nos 134, 135, 136). Items billed include: writing various letters concerning these properties to Dr Corrie, Mr North, Messrs Norton & Co, and Mr Fletcher; attendance on Messrs Norton & Co conferring on covenants in lease and as to surveying premises; copying particulars of dilapidations; Messrs Norton & Co report on annual value; attendance on Messrs Norton & Co giving them instructions to serve notice of dilapidations and conferring on tracing of plan received from Dr Corrie; attendance on Mr North on his offering to rent premises at £50 per annum and to execute certain repairs mentioned in the notice; attendance on Mr Fletcher (the occupier) on his wishing to know the terms for renewing lease of No 136 High Street; copy Mr C Clayton's letter to annex; attendance on Mr Trist examining plans of Nos 134, 135, 136 High Street in College Book and we were to furnish him with copies to enable him to identify premises; copying plans for Mr Trist accordingly; attendance on Mr Trist conferring on the identity of premises by admeasurements and making memoranda of his explanations, also conferring on dilapidations, annual value, repairs, etc.; letters messengers. Issued by the Master and Fellows of Jesus College Cambridge. Signed by Barnes & Bernard. Amount totals £5 18s 4d.

Jeremiah George Leonard

Paid 4 pounds 18 shillings and 5 pence to Clement Francis.
Entering Nomination of surveyor in college register for Eastern Counties Railway.
Attending the Reverend Mr Fisher Tutor when he showed me the Cambridge Independent Prefs Newspaper and a Paragraph it contained respecting sickness in the Colleges which he stated was false and directed me to see the publisher and get him to contradict same in his next publication otherwise proceedings must be resolved
Attending at the office of the independent press newspaper to see the editor and Mr Smith being in London Attending him afterwards there conferring thereon and he promised to see me on Thursday or Friday next with reference to the paragraph after he had had an opportunity of seeing his informant
Mr Smith not having performed his promise attending again at the Independent Prefs Office and he not being there attending afterwards at his private residence then on Mr Fisher and again on Mr Smith when a Paragraph was agreed to be inserted in next weeks paper withdrawing the statement complained of.

Great Northern Railway Dividends
Attending Before Commissioner to administer ?aths on Chancery swearing affidavid as to Dr Corrie being now alive and Bursar of the Colleges
Paid ?ath
Paid Agents Charges

Over
Attending M Gefford of Over with regard to some scales and weights which he stated his Brother had removed from the Mill in Lease to him. Perusing and considering lease with reference to the point as they appeared to be fixtures belonging to the Mill
Writing M Joseph Gifford to that effect and requesting he would immediately give them up to his Brother.

Signed Clement Francis.

Letter acknowledges receipt of letter from Jesus College Bursar. Letter also mentions tithe.

Solemn Melody. By Walford Davies.
Arranged by John E. West.
Published by Novello & Company Ltd., London.

Includes section of soil of wilderness area to the west of Front Court, August 1938

Poster for a student protest trip to Colchester supporting students arrested during unrest at Essex University in 1974

Consists of: a copy of a memorandum from Bronowski to Robert Mang (Salk Institute) on developments in biology which Bronowski discussed with James Watson (Harvard University and Cold Spring Harbor) and Watson hoped that the Salk Institute would become involved in; and a copy of a letter from Stuart Ross (Programs Officer, Salk Institute) to Dr Sheldon C. Reed (Dight Institute for Human Genetics) about Reed's work on intelligence and genetics.

The developments in biology which Watson and Bronowski discussed were: a proposed international meeting to decide on a program on human genetics which could be put to the United States Government for support; and developments in cloning.

Comprises correspondence relating to Bronowski giving a lecture on 'The Logic of the Mind' for a joint Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa address (29 Dec 1965) during a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Berkeley, California. Subjects include preparing an abstract of Bronowski's paper, editing and publication of 'The Logic of the Mind' in The American Scholar (journal), American Scientist (journal) and in 'Science in Progress' (a volume of national lectures from the Society of the Sigma Xi), ordering reprints, discussion of subjects in Bronowski's lecture, and Bronowski requesting permission to include 'The Logic of the Mind' in a revised edition of 'The Identity of Man' book.

Also includes: an announcement about the AAAS meeting in Berkeley (Science, vol. 148); an 'AAAS Bulletin' (Nov 1965) about the forthcoming meeting, a press cutting of 'The Logic of the Mind' from 'Nature' (19 Mar 1966); a non-technical abstract of 'The Logic of the Mind'; and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Comprises correspondence relating to 2 symposia on 'The Contemporary Hereditary-Environment Controversy' (New Orleans, 30 Aug 1974). Bronowski planned to participate in the first symposium on 'Historical, Societal and Psychological Factors' but cancelled due to illness. Correspondents are: Ethel Tobach (Curator, Department of Animal Behaviour, The American Museum of Natural History), Harold M Proshansky (President, The Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York) and Harry J Jerison (Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, University of California at Los Angeles).

Also includes: copies of papers by other symposia participants; copies of letters and papers relevant to debates over the effect of hereditary and environmental factors on IQ sent to Bronowski from the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues; and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Includes menus

Including minutes, notices and associated papers

A series of correspondence with societies, other similar organisations, and some individuals, mainly inviting Bronowski to speak, write or attend events, with copies of replies declining.