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Letter mostly from Trumpington including some to Mrs. Otter

Letters mostly from Trumpington

Letters to Otter and Mrs Otter, written at Trumpington and elsewhere

Letters to Otter and Mrs Otter, written in Cambridge and elsewhere

John Bell: A brief sketch of the past history of the parish of Fordham 1873

Arthur W. Ivatt: A brief sketch ... by the Rev. John Bell, with supplement by the Rev. Arthur W. Ivatt, 1923

Registers for February 1917 (1 page)

The District Parish Magazine: Fordham (1 page, covers 1903-1922)

Photograph of the Church, on a postcard.

Letters written en route from Scandinavia to Jerusalem and Cairo.

Letters mostly written at Uckfield, Sussex.

Watercolour drawing

Shows designs for pew and piscina in Chapel.

Section of proposed building in pencil and ink

Watercolour drawing

Contains minutes and records of races.

Includes summary of details relating to accelerated wartime degree, 1941; Descriptions of life in College during WW2 from the College's Annual Report, 1945

Copy returns made by the College to the University Commissioners, 1873; Statutes proposed for consideration by a College meeting, 9th July 1878; Copy statutes proposed by 2nd University Commission as sent ot the Privy Council, 21st march 1881; Covering letter from Dr. Corrie, 9th March 1881; Case relative to statute made by the Cambridge Commisisoners "For contributions of Colleges for University purposes" and opinion of Mr. Davey, Q. C. Mr. Rigby,Q. C., and Mr. Christopher James, 1881; Report of first College meeting held under the new statutes and letters from Fellows wishing to be placed under the new statutes, 1st July 1882; Counsels' opinion from Rigby and Joyce, 7th May 1894; Case for Counsel's opinion passed at College meeting, 9th July 1894; Counsel's opinion (Montague Crackenthorpe) including covering letter from E. H. Morgan, 7th September 1894; Suggested alterations of statutes VI, VII and XIX, 1894; Copy amending statutes submitted for the approval of Her Majesty the Queen in Council. Published in the London Gazette 8th February 1895 and laid beofre parliament 10th May 1895, 19th December 1894; Case for counsel's opinion on statute VII by E. A. Hadley, 13th March 1895; Copy order in Council for Royal approval of the amendments to statutes XV and XX, 13th May 1896.

Second International Organ Festival. St. Albans, England.
Programme:
Tuesday June 30th: Recital by Peter Hurford.
Wednesday July 1st: Eliminations. Illustrated lecture by Marie-Claire Alain. Evensong (said). First Jury Recital.
Thursday July 2nd: Eliminations. Conducted tour of the Cathedral. Choral Evensong. Recital by Catharine Crozier. Improvisation Finals.
Friday July 3rd: Eliminations. Master Class (Piet Kee). Lecture by Ralph Downes. Organ Playing Finals.
Saturday July 4th: Master Class (Anton Heiller). Recital by prize winners. Choral Evensong. Second Jury Recital.

King Malcolm of Scotland confirms his earlier grant to the nuns of St Mary and St Radegund of 10 acres of land at Grenecroft, and frees the nuns from having to pay the 2 shillings rent on this land. Witnessed in Huntingdon by Engelram Cancellarius (the Chancellor), Nicolas Camerarius (the Chamberlain), William Burdet, Hugo Ridel.

Consists of typescript drafts of an unpublished book by Bronowski, on Alexander Pope and William Blake [a precursor to 'William Blake, A Man Without a Mask'].

Also includes a notice of a meeting of the Royal Society of Literature at which Bronowski was to give a paper on 'The Satires of Alexander Pope' (21 May 1959), with notes by Bronowski made for the meeting.

Consists of a draft typescript with some annotations.

Consists of a heavily annotated draft typescript.

Comprises typed script treatments for 'The Ascent of Man' programmes 1-11, including the corrections and additions noted in Bronowski 6/4/7 (copies of Bronowski 6/4/8), and some notes for programmes 12 & 13.

Also includes a copy of a letter to Adrian Malone from Bronowski on sending these "definitive treatments" to the BBC (24 July 1970).

Comprises: reprints of articles by Sebeok about animal communication, with an envelope listing one of the articles; and a letter from Sebeok (Research Center in Anthropology, Folklore and Linguistics, Indiana University) sending Bronowski a reading list on animal communication (included) and referring to a seminar he had given at the Salk Institute.

Two of the reprints were sent to Bronowski by the author and annotated as such. The reading list is annotated with possible sources for the books.

Comprises a list of Bronowski's publications with correspondence between Kathleen Murray (secretary) and Professor Thomas Sebeok (Research Center for the Language Sciences, Indiana University) regarding sending Sebeok copies of Bronowski's publications.

Comprises correspondence, mainly with Professor Thomas A Sebeok (Indiana University and editor of 'Current Trends in Linguistics' vol. 12), relating to Bronowski contributing an essay on 'The Biological Foundations of Language' to volume 12 of 'Current Trends in Linguistics'. Publication was delayed by illnesses of Bronowski and Sebeok, and the title of Bronowski's chapter was changed to 'Language in a Biological Frame'.

Also includes a letter requesting permission from Sebeok to reprint Bronowski's article (1975), a copy of a page of notes by Bronowski on "the characterization of human language" (10 Feb 1972), and an annotated proof copy of 'Language in a Biological Frame'.

Sketch with brief list headed "Occupiers of seats at Michaelmas 1853".

Includes photograph of picture

Includes photograph of picture

Armorial seal of white wax (fragmentary)

Round seal of white wax, painted brown, with legenda and impression of a tree/clover (?)

Round seal of white wax with legenda and impression of a fleur-de-lys?

Round seal of white wax, painted light brown.