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Paid 16s 6d as quit rent to Gonville and Caius College. Signed by Samuel Reeve

Receipt for a year's quit-rent of £0.16.6 due to Gonville & Caius College at Michs., 1782. Signed by Wm. Bond, Bursar.

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

September - November 1814. Received from donation of G. Broadrick Esq; calculations of Comm rent; paper for calculation of same and abstract from memorabilia and books; five hours at College rooms; draft epitome of memorabilia and last [...] books and folios; fair copy and arranging same in book; ruling ten pages in various columns with red ink. Total £2 11s - balance 11s.

N.B. Note for costs marked with X 'Settled by W.B. in his Bursarship'.

Letter from Hugh Shield (Bursar) to Mr Smith explaining how the fine was calculated

Sheet of paper headed Funds. Calculations in ink and pencil .
Oct 1832 £319 8s 10d PSSA
Jan 1839 £234 1s 2d PSSA
£85 17s 5d SSS
References to transfers, Consols, Valley, Rustat, "the Wid." , Mortlock (Cambridge bank). Surnames: Dr Lock, Parry, Hamilton, Dr Pearse.

This note from a Mr Abrams to the Master is primarily comprised of a series of calculations of amounts. On the back of the document the name "Mrs Wescomb" is listed at the top, but no final amount or its purpose is indicated

Calculations of the balance owed from the Bursar for 'Slewd' (?) of £63 6s.

Sheet of calculations concerning bills and taxes relating to Great Shelford. Includes payments of land and property tax, and bills for labour, bricks and stone. Amount totalling £568 12s. Signed by H. Hunnell and dated 1st December 1863.

Includes calendar of Quincentenary events, 1996

Comprises correspondence relating to Bronowski giving a talk on 'Protest - Past and Present' for the Association's meeting on the theme of 'Explorations in Understanding Our Students' (Los Angeles, 6 Dec 1969).

Also includes a leaflet on the Association and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Consists of a typescript of Bronowski lecture on 'The Impact of New Science' given to the California Conference at Hotel del Cornado (San Diego), 2 May 1967.

Comprises a photographic booklet about La Jolla, with a section about the architecture of the Salk Institute. Includes a photograph of Bronowski, Jonas Salk and Augustus Kinzel (President, Salk Institute).

Inscribed "J Bronowski, 1965".

Comprises correspondence, with the Californian Western University Campus of the United States International University, relating to Bronowski delivering a lecture on 'The Impact of New Science' as part of their University Lecture Series (22 Jan 1969).

Also includes: a typescript summary of extracts from Bronowski's lecture, press cuttings on the lecture (San Diego Union, 23 Jan 1969 and 26 Jan 1969), a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file], and a promotional leaflet for the University lecture series (including Bronowski's lecture).

156" L 36½" W

17⅞ x 19⅛

Correspondence file regarding the possibility of selling or leasing the site of 27-31 Jesus Lane to the Cambridge Arts Union. Includes valuation and plan.

Letters concerning the union of the parishes of All Saints and St Radegund.

Cambridge Bank receipt recording £50 placed to the credit of the Rev. John Graham, for John Mortlock Esq. Signed Thomas Wilson.

Cambridge Bank receipt recording £200 placed to the credit of the Rev. John Graham, for John Mortlock Esq. Signed Edward Wilson.

Cambridge Bank receipt totalling £100 0s 0d to Rev. A C. Jennings, signed by R.J. Broom.

Includes minutes of meetings from 1974 concerning pension schemes across the University and Colleges; Notes from a meeting at Corpus Christi College concerning the investment powers of Colleges, 1951;

An annotated book titled 'Cambridge Commemorated An Anthology of University Life', compiled by Laurence and Helen Fowler. Originally given as a gift to an unknown recipient from Percy and his wife Dorothy. The inside cover reads:

Transcript
14th November 1986
From Percy & Dorothy

The first page reads:

Transcript
With many thanks for your friendship & Happy Boating hours spent together.
Love & best wishes always
Percy & Dorothy

The contents page has also been annotated with 'Rowing' and the two page numbers. Also page 40 has some additional notes in the margin and has some dates underlined relating to the death of King Edward VI.

Concert of early music by the College Choral Society in the Chapel on Thursday 27th January 1972 at 8.30pm

A cutting from an unknown British publication titled 'Watermen's Good Row' featuring a picture of a young Cambridge crew.

Transcript
The crew of young Cambridge watermen (nearest camera), who rowed over the head of-the-River Race course yesterday in 17 minutes 53 seconds, which equals the time returned by the fifth college crew.

A cutting from Cambridge Daily News titled 'Representing Light Blues To-morrow' relating to the 1949 Oxford Vs Cambridge Boat Race. The article includes pictures of all the Cambridge crew members as follows:

G. S. S. Ludford
A. L. Mcleod
C. B. M. Lloyd
J. R. LA T. Corrie
E. A. P. Bircher
P. M. O Massey
D. V. L. Odhams
D. M. Jennens
T. R. Ashton

The Reverend, The Master and Fellows of Jesus College
Cambridge 25th December 1824
To the Cambridge Gas Light Company

For Rent of Light, per Meter, as under: -
Per 1 Meter 850 for 25th June to 16th October - 700
Per 2nd Ditto - 150 plus 4100 = 4250 but of p100 = 10.12.6
For lighting, cleaning and extinguishing lamp on college site since 25th June = 3.3.0
For painting details = 0.1.0
= 13.16.6
For fitting in chapel = 79.19.6
= £93.16.0

Copy of a resolution of the General Purposes Committee of the Commissioners, with details of proposed alterations to the frontage at the corner of Hobson Street and King Street, and resolutions related to alterations, and response by Jesus College. Includes coloured plan of proposed alterations with an exchange of land indicated

Dear Sir, In reply to your letter of the 20th inst., I agree that 1/1 should have been allowed in respect of arrears of income tax for the year 1913-14. I have altered the account accordingly. Yours faithfully, Wilfrid C. Gait"

Coloured by V. Robson, 1925

Coloured by E. H. Warren, Jesus College, 1929

Subscription to Cambridge Old Schools for the year ending Michaelmas 1856. Signed by J. Cooper, Treasurer, and C. Hoppett, Collector. Subscription amount 5 guineas (£5 5s).

Black and white photograph showing a gathering of the Cambridge Old Elizabethans. Names on reverse read A. R. B .Fuller, D. H. Wilkinson, Dr. L. C. Harmer, Mrs. Percival, Dr. W. H. Thorpe, A. L. Percival, Dr. C. C. Keet, Mrs. Tillyard, Mrs and Mr C. L. Tripp, Lieut. T. Reed, J. D. L. Havard, Fl Lieut Harries, D. Perrins, D. Plank, Mr. Mould, Mrs. Mould, Lady and Sir Ernest Barker, Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs. Trench, Mr. V. Robinson, Dr. E. M. W. Tillyard, Mrs. T. Reed, Mrs and Mr. A. N. Worden, Miss Saines, W. Heffer, Proctor's Constable, Mr. and Mrs Mitchell, Mrs. Tyrwhitt, Mrs. Brittain, Freddie Brittain, The Master (W. H. L. Duckworth), Miss and Mr Edleston, Mrs and Mr Frank Brittain, Mrs and Canon Smyth, Proctor's Constable

Black and white photograph of a dinner for the Cambridge Old Elizabethans. Names on board read W. Lattimer (Clare), C. L. Tripp, J. S. Heber (Jesus), H. R. Creswick (Trinity), F. Brittain (Jesus), L. St. C. Broughall (Trinity)

Receipt of a payment from the Bursar of Jesus College by the Parish of Cambridge on the ‘rateable value of buildings and other hereditaments’. Total payment of £55, 5s, 6d.

Transcription copy of a live recording on two sides of a vinyl LP disk of a performance by the Cambridge Pro Musica Praeclassica ensemble directed by David Munrow.

Side 1 (matrix no: BEV LP 243) Bach 1st Suite, Speer, Storl.

Side 2 (matric no BEV LP 244) Susato Danserye; Bach 2nd Brandenburg Concerto

Paid 1s for one year's rent to the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of the Town of Cambridge in Michaelmas 1814.

Large ledger with a total of £961 6s 9d.

List of renters and rents collected by the Bursar, 1904-05.

Consists of letters regarding permission to reprint articles that Bronowski had written for the Cambridge Review on T S Elliot's book of essays 'For Lancelot Andrews' and on W B Yates.

Two plans showing the land sold by Jesus College to the Eastern Railways Company by an agreement dated 10th February 1846 for the development of the station

A plan of the Great Eastern Railway's (G. E. R) land at Cambridge station

A tracing of a plan of Cambridge Station showing the location of the proposed new siding (marked in red) to Johnson & Headdey's coal wharf

Drawn by J. Burford. Published by J. Deighton & Sons, Cambridge