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Service booklets and programmes for other events held in the chapel, covering the regular weekly services, special services such as carol services, services for the commemoration of benefactors, memorial services, also concerts and a few weddings. During term there were daily services, consisting generally of Holy Communion, Matins and Evensong on Sundays, and Matins and Evensong on weekdays, but with variations for e.g. Saints' Days, and when the Litany and Compline were used. Some services were choral and some said. Sometimes there was a termly theme for sermons, and collections were take for a variety of good causes, including overseas mssions and local welfare organisations.

Receipt of payment for services and attendance at library to D. Hall, 2 Newnham, amount £15.

Includes papers relating to commemoration of benefactors, funerals and memorials.

Order of service of lessons and carols in the College Chapel on Sunday 28th November 1954 at 6.50pm. Before the service there was an organ recital of Chorale Preludes from 'The Little Organ Book' (J. S. Bach); Two corale preludes (Flor Peeters); and Three Christmas pieces (Robin Milford)

Sermons on the Virgin and saints; M. R. James's no. 13. Contains: (1) sermons on the Virgin, the second of which contains English verses and a story about an image in Cyclopes, India; (2) sermons on the saints from St Andrew to St Katherine, numbered 62 to 126; (3) "sermones de tempore", numbere from 1 to 53 and followed by a table; (4) a sermon in single lines, in another hand; (5) sermons in double columns of 49 lines, foliated from 1 to 33, incipit: Reuertar in principio cum Tobia; (6) sermons in another hand, 43 lines to a page, foliated 34 to 149; (7) a table to this last set of sermons.

Stipends for 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, a total of £3 4s. Morning Sermonds (5 sermons) for 12s. Total of £3 16s. Signed by (Rev?) H (?).

A sermon preached in Jesus College Chapel by Henry Arthur Morgan, newly elected Master

Counsel's Opinion as to whether College can proceed against Carter, Corporation Lessee, who has built 4 houses on the waste land between the College closes on either side of the road (Butt Close and Christ's Pieces)

Series of letters to the Revd. Dr. French from Rev. Robert Merry;

(1) Ely, 25th August 1845

Rev. Sir,

At present I have great doubt whether the Law will allow me to accede to your request, however disposed I may be to do so. The 1 & 2 Victoria c. 106 feet 62 appears to the imperative upon me; but I will carefully examine the matter, and do the best I can in the case. I will write again in the course of a week or so.
Understanding that the money for your school will not be wanted till next year, you may put me down for £10.

I remain, Rev. Sir, yours very faithfully,

[Signed] Rev. Robert Merry

(2) Ely, 27th August 1845

Rev. Sir,

I can find nothing that can abate the force of the Act which I specified in my last note. A house cannot be built in a day; so that some time must be allowed for the building of one. Uour best plan, as it appears to me, will be to ascertain when [underlined] you may rely [underlined] upon the assistance of the Froby Fund; and let me know the result of your inquiries.

I have the honour to be, Rev. Sir, your very faithful servant

[Signed] The Rev. R. Merry.

(3) Ely ,8th of September 1845

Rev. Sir,

On inquiry, I find that the clause to which I referred you is compulsory [underlined]: in other words, that there is no other Act or clause that can relieve me from the necessity of enforcing the building of a house of residence. As therefore I have no discretionary power in the matter, I trust that you will take such steps as may be needful for the building of a Glebe House.
In almost all cases of small livings without fit houses of residence, the same difficulties will arise; but however much a Bishop may lament that there should be such difficulties, he is bound to carry the Act into effect.

I have the honour to be, Rev. Sir, your very faithful servant.

[Signed] Rev. Robert Merry.

(4) Ely, 17th of September, 1845

Rev. Sir,

I have given directions for a License for non-Residence, corresponding to your Petition, till 31 Dec. 1846. This will afford time for considering what may be the best to be done.
I have the honour to be, Rev. Sir, your faithful servant.

[Signed] Rev. Robert Merry.

Includes files about the establishment and operation of the Salk Institute Library.

Consists of a large series which is mainly organised alphabetically by title of work.

Contains files on lectures, research subjects, an exhibition, notes and correspondence on specific subjects, articles, a proposed television series, a radio programme and being an advisor on projects.

Serenade in the Cloisters as part of the May Week Entertainment performed on Sunday 11th June 1961

On Monday 15th June, during May Week, (following a production of Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Jury and George Peel's Old Wives' Tale on Sunday 14th) Alfred Deller, Desmond Dupre and a madrigal and instrumental group gave a 'Serenade' in the Cloisters

18th October 1814. Received of the Revd Mr Hustler the sum of £13 6s 8d due to me as sequestrator of Great Shelford in the county of Cambridge. Signed by Henry Finch.

4d stamp on receipt.

List of receipts and payments for 8 June to 9 November 1917

A receipt for the payment of £13 6s 8d as a year's stipend to the 'Sequestrator' of Great Shelford, signed by Thomas Hirst.

Comprises agendas and minutes for meetings of the Senior Fellows of the Salk Institute (Bronowski, Melvin Cohn, Renato Dulbecco, Edwin Lennox, Leslie Orgel and Jonas Salk).

Also includes: a draft document on the 'Functions of the Committee of Fellows' (Dec 1965), a copy of the 'Institute Academic Policy' (Feb 1966), a copy of a draft lease to the University of California for temporary buildings at the Salk Institute, and memoranda relating to matters discussed in meetings.

Comprises agendas and minutes for meetings of the Senior Fellows of the Salk Institute (Bronowski, Melvin Cohn, Renato Dulbecco, Edwin Lennox, Leslie Orgel and Jonas Salk).

Also includes: a copy of the 'Institute Academic Policy' (Jul 1966), 'Proposals for the academic development of the Institute' by Renato Dulbecco and Jonas Salk (22 Nov 1966), and memoranda relating to matters discussed in meetings.

Comprises agendas and minutes for meetings of the Senior Fellows of the Salk Institute (Bronowski, Melvin Cohn, Renato Dulbecco, Edwin Lennox, Leslie Orgel and Jonas Salk).

Also includes memoranda and copies of letters relating to matters discussed in meetings, and documents relating to the finances of the Salk Institute.

Comprises material relating to meetings of a group of Fellows (the name of the group changed over time).

Comprises copies of correspondence, copies of minutes of meetings, and Salk Institute policy documents relating to: academic governance of the Salk Institute including academic policy; composition of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees; fund raising; Presidency of the Institute; use of space in the Salk Institute by the University of California at San Diego; and visiting Fellows.

[Bronowski was the Chairman at the Senior Fellows' meetings].

Comprises copies of correspondence, copies of minutesof meetings, and Salk Institute policy documents relating to: academic policy and proposals for academic development of the Institute; facilities for animals at the Institute; the Committee of Fellows; matters relating to the faculty of Institute; eating facility for the Institute; Library; public relations policy; support for education of research associates; responsibilities of Fellows; use of space in the Salk Institute by the University of California at San Diego; and visiting Fellows.

Also includes memoranda on matters to discuss at meetings of the Senior Fellows.

[Bronowski was the Chairman at the Senior Fellows' meetings].