Showing 23123 results

Paid 15s 4d to Thomas Coe. Work including: mending line, fixing cole rake, adding hooks, changing locks.

Paid to Thomas Coe. For: clamps, hooks, locks, spikes, gardings, fixing casements in the chapel and gardening rake.

Paid to Thomas Coe. For: hooks, hanging doors in two rooms.

Paid £2 4s 5 3/4d to Thomas Coe for smith's work in the kitchen of adding iron to the range, straightening and mending bars, laying a poker, cleaning a jack, and in the rest of the college, including: new flaps and mending the sink grate in the pump court, mending the rim of the pump, wedges up the tower, grinding copper to put in the master's pond, staples for filling up the leads, hooks for trees in the master's garden, mending the lock of the fore gate by Mr. Matthew's order with the master out, laying a scythe for the master's garden, nails for the garden gates, a hook with a socket for the hall windows by Mr. Matthew's order, keys and locks for the stairs in cow lane, and fixing bars to the stairs in cow lane. Section detailing kitchen work also signed by Jonathan James.

Paid £1 9s 6d to Thomas Coe for smith's work in the college and 4s 3d paid to the same for smith's work in the kitchen. Work in the college included: mending the back gate lock, a bow to a key for the porter, a new rake for the fellow's garden, laying a new scythe for the fellow's garden, a new key and mending the lock of the porter's lodge, new key and a plate to a lock for the toolhouse in the fellow's garden, a hook, key, henge, staples and nails for the leads, mending a padlock, laying a poker for the combination, straps with nails and screws for the doorposts on the leads, a hasp and staples and padlock to the clock, sharpening a grave iron for the bricklayers, strong plate and nails for a wheelbarrow, sharpening a chisel for the bricklayers, altering a scythe for the fellow's garden, fixing spikes, fixing nails to the coachhouse door, mending a brass lock in the master's bedroom, and mending the lock of the master's pond gate. Work in the kitchen was affixing a hook to the range, laying a poker and cleaning the jack. Section of kitchen work also signed by Jonathan James.

Paid £3 18s 0d to Thomas Coe. For: strap, altering hinges, mending latch, new catch, new lock and keys, new padlock, nales by plumbers to fix lead, screws, spikes on the top of new gates, new spring, new tumbler for lock, sharpened mattock, fixing and altering gate, mend porters bell and lock, hanging pictures and new key.

Paid 16s 1d to Thomas Coe. For: catch to a latch for chicken yard, porter's lodge door fixed, strong plates for wheel barrow, staple, mend of porter's bell, mend lock of surplus place in chaple and cleaned fellows lock.

Paid to John Coe for work done on the new buildings, including payments for joints, cross garnets, holdfasts, casements and frames, pinch bows, a lock and two keys, a screw and staples, stands and bars, spikes, keys, "a new lock to (Geoffrey) Ekins' study and new elbows", "3 bars to (James) Shrawleys fireplace". Signed by John Coe

Paid £1 10s 9d and 6s 4d for smith work including bars for in the Masters Lodge, locks for the Fellows Garden, mending the lock in Porters Lodge, mending the lock in the Chapel, to mend locks in the Stable, fixing lock gate, etc. Signed by the smith Thomas Coe and by B. Fuller.

Paid £1 18s 9d for smith work done in the Fellows Close and Stable including spikes, hangs, nails, a new lock, staples, hooks, rings.

Paid to Thomas Coe £2 5s 9d for smith's work around the college, including lock and key for the gate; parlor pokers; mending the parlor lock; and hooks

Paid £3 5s 8d to Thomas Coe for smith's work, including: a new shovel in the parlor, mending locks and keys and making new keys for the master's close, hooks and staples for fixing the garden gate in the master's close, mending a padlock, locking the garden gate, mending a lock and door in library staircase, a chimney bar and cutting out the window bar in Curtis's rooms, a chimney bar in Brooks room, mending a mattock, a new rake for the drain, and hooks and loops for the long hall door.

Paid £11 14s 4d to Thomas Coe for work including: spikes in the college walks, a lock for the master's close, locks and keys, spikes, mending the parlor lock, a lock for the garden, cleaning the parlor stove and polishing the kettle, mending hooks, mending pokers, mending the lock on the garden gate, closing the hall grate, mending the lock and key and clasp and a new padlock for the master's close gate, new casements, hanging doors, and staples.

Bill for smith's work amounting to 15s done from Lady to Midsummer in 1773. Includes: laying and mending a mattock for the garden, jack hooks, a new scythe for garden parlor, mending and fixing the chain, mending the lock on the garden gate.

Paid £2 16s 9d to Thomas Coe for smith's work in the college, including: cleaning and mending the parlor stove, laying pokers, mending the lock on the garden gate, on the pump in the fellows' garden, mending a ladder for the fellows' garden, making a key to the garden for the porter, wall hooks for the fellows' garden, creating a instrument for the bricklayers to use to drain pump court, and cleaning and mending the hall stove.

Paid £1 3s 3d to Thomas Coe for smith's work in the college, including: cleaning the hall stove, mending the clockwire(?), a new pump, wall hooks for the master's garden, creating a lock and key and fixing the lock to the porter's lodge, and work in Brott(?) garden.

Paid 6s 10d to Thomas Coe for work in the college, including: laying parlor pokers, on the outer door of the chapel clerk's room, and various work in the chapel clerk's room.

Paid £1 5s 5d to Thomas Coe for smith's work in the college, including: fixing hooks and staples on the master's coach, fixing handles to spades for the garden, mending the lock to the fellows' garden, a new mattock for the porter, laying a scythe for the porter, and wall hooks for the garden.

Paid to Thomas Coe. For: locks, hooks, laying parlour pookes, new handell and springs.

Paid £1 15s 8d to Thomas Coe for smith's work in the college in Christmas quarter of 1778, including: a key and mending the lock for the fellow's bell chamber, mending a hoe, cleaning the hall stove, mending bars, fixing hoops on the cupola over the hall, hair staples, mending and hanging the porter's bell, and spikes.

Paid 12s 6 1/2d to Thomas Coe. For: key to masters gate, painted a mattock, steeled a pick ax, nales to masters pound, hooks and eyes with wings and new spade handle.

Paid to Barkentin and Krall for work done in the SCR, including payments for a pair of chased and engraved fire dogs, a bracket for gas, a globe for the same, a metal cock repaired and gilt, a large set of fire irons, four silver shutter knobs, four roses for the shutter knobs, a large fender with double mouldings and graved and embossed piercings with square pillars and two cocks on balls, two large three light ornament brackets, one large ornament bracket, two smaller ornament brackets

Letter and receipt from Barkentin and Krall for work done on the SCR.

Comprises correspondence relating to Bronowski delivering a lecture on 'On Being an Intellectual' at the opening of the Clark Science Center at Smith College (Northampton, Massachusetts, 6 May 1967).

Also includes: correspondence with Constance Morgan on subjects including sending Bronowski a biography of her father [Senator Dwight Morrow]; copies of Bronowski's handwritten lecture notes for previous lectures on 'On Being an Intellectual' and 'Reach/Power of Science and Imagination'; a copy of 'Who precisely? The Commencement Address' by Archibald MacLeish (Smith Alumnae Quarterly, Summer 1965) which mentioned Bronowski's ['The Identity of Man'] lectures; a typescript summary of 'On Being an Intellectual' (4 Apr 1967); correspondence relating to publication of 'On Being an Intellectual'; a copy of an annotated galley proof for publication in Smith Alumnae Quarterly and annotated typescript; a press cutting about Bronowski's lecture (The San Diego Union, 7 May 1967); a Salk Institute press release about the lecture; an invitation and brochure about the opening of the Clark Science Center; and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Two print copies of a hand drawing; shows five sections across the room as indicated in the room plan

Detail plan and sections of the proposed recess in chimney, hand drawings with annotations, in print copies

Showing one axonometric drawing, one elevation and two sections of the bookshelf and newspaper rack, accompanied with a note of schedule

Two print copies of hand drawings; shows six sections across the room as indicated in the room plan, and a reflected ceiling plan with proposed setting out of electrical services

One alternative proposal for the design of the small combination room; shows six sections across the room as indicated in the room plan, and a reflected ceiling plan with proposed setting out of electrical services; elevation B and F show narrower wall linings compared to the other proposal

Showing the furniture design of the magazine cabinet in concept sketches, front and side elevations, section and full size details

Showing one plan with indicated section and elevation, and 2 full-size detail designs of the fitted window desk

Showing one plan with indicated section, elevation and detail designs of the fitted unit in chimney recess

A print copy of hand-drawn sketches; with reflected ceiling plan and two sections of the details of the curtain track recess

Ornament, presented to Laurence Picken by Jesus College Music Society

Jeremiah George Leonard. Bills and receipts connected with the King's Court, King Street estate.

Comprises a wooden box of large glass plate slides [possibly for Bronowski's lecture on 'Leonardo da Vinci and the Articulation of Nature']. Also includes film of images for a lecture entitled "Leonardo da Vinci, 1452-1519".

Bronowski delivered a series of 3 lectures titled 'The Prophetic Eye' for the UCLA (University of California at Los Angeles) Art Council Lectures on the 20th, 21st and 22nd of October 1968. These lectures were on 'Leonardo da Vinci and the Articulation of Nature', 'The Minute Particulars of William Blake' and 'Surrealism: the Daydream Image'.

Receipt for repairs carried out in 1873 by William Jarrold, slate merchant, 53 Regent Street. Repairs to slating on cottages in Little Manor Street and stripping roof of washhouse. Includes cost of 60 slates, nails, putty, and labour. Total cost £1 11s. Second receipt for repairing slating on roofs of houses on Park Terrace/Mrs Prettyman's, including stripping and recovering roofs of outbuildings. Costs include nails, putty, cement, sand, slate, and 3 days' labour. Total cost £3 4s.

£1 9s 8d for Dutchess slates.
Paid to the executors of the late Joseph Sherwin.

Paid £17 9s 9d for slating the servants offices at the north end of the New Building, blue pukkess? on battens copper nails, slating to the Master's coach house and offices.