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Mr. Mathew's bill for the Rustat audit: two Visitors, five Fellows, ten Scholars and a Lecturer, £3.5.0, received and signed by himself.

A bill for Mr. Rustat's Audit: three bottles Madeira, four of Port, coffee & tea, sizings, cakes, a servant to clean the room, and linen-washing, £2.12.1 received and signed by Beaumont Prior.

Lists amounts allocated to attendees of Rustat Audit including £1 10s to visitors, 15s to Fellows, 10s to scholars, and £2 to Bursar.

Invoice from Mr Graham noting Rustat Audit attendees on April 26 1832. Notes V.C., Master, Mr Dickes, 4 Scholars. Total of £1 9s.

Includes seating plans, booking forms, guest biographies and copies of tickets, 2011-17; seating plans, menus, organisational papers and correspondence from 1962, 1967 and 1970; correspondence relating to distribution of Rustat coins or crowns, dining arrangements for new Fellows and arrangements for booking into the feast, 2006 - 2013;

Paid £3 19s for the Rustat Audit. On piece of paper addressed to Fendall, Rustat Bursar.

A bill for visitors and colleagues for the Rustat Audit feast, but somewhat sketchy.
2 visitors £1, 4 Fellows £1, 4 Scholars 4s Total £2 4s,

Rustat audit for two vistors (£1), three Fellows (15s) and 9 scholars (9s) along with a £2 stipend. A total of £4 4s.

Total £2 3s paid for 3 fellows, 2 auditors and 8 scholars.

Paid ER Raynes £4 5s for visitors, fellows, scholars and lecturer

Paid £3 8s to W Mathew. For: visitors, lecturer, fellows and scholars.

Contains: a statement of conditions of the Rustat Scholarships; records of annual income of the Rustat Foundation, 1789-1838; a copy of the Visitor's sanction of the augmentation of the number of scholarships to fourteen; and the Rustat Bursar's accounts. Coleridge's scholarship was paid until Lady Day 1795; he resided for eleven weeks and was allowed two weeks.

Contains accounts of allowances made to scholars out of the surplus of the Rustat Chest. (Such allowances were paid to Coleridge in 1792, 1793 and 1794.)

Contains accounts of the Rustat Bursar.

Bill concerning expenses relating to the College property at Rushden, totalling £7 10s 10d. Includes payments for letter of attorney, special court, admission by attorney, respected (?) Fealty, paid for letters, fine, bailiff, letter of attorney to take surrender to Dr. Wickstead and paid bailiff, jury and cryer. Signed by Edward Litchfield

Sir,
We beg to acknowledge with our sincere thanks the receipt of your obliging favour and to inform you that we have received of Mr Hoares £11 1s 10d, which is duly placed to the credit of your accounts and balance the same.
With great respect we have the honour to remain.
Sir
Your very obliged servants
Rundell, Bridge & Rundell
Ludgate Hill
26th Feb 1823

Consists of draft pages of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington.

"The score of the celebrated ode in honour of Great Britain called Rule Britannia"

A metal rudder that has been mounted onto a wooden board.

Rubric on proof; M. R. James's no. 2. A law text by Andreas Siculus [variously known as Andreas Barbatius, Andrea Barbazza or Andreas Bartholomaei de Sicilia]. James judged the script to be "almost certainly" Italian; initials are lacking. Incipit: Continuatus sic. Visum est de confessionibus per quas aduersarius relevatur ab onere probandi. The early quires have guards cut from a 14C ms., others have guards cut from a 10C ms.

Consists of a letter from Jacques Monod sending information about the newly established Center (included) and asking Bronowski to join the Center's International Scientific Council, with Bronowski's reply accepting the invitation.

Comprises correspondence about sending books to the Society for their Fellows' library. Also includes reports and lists of fellows and members (1967-1972), and the constitution and byelaws (1970).

Comprises correspondence about Bronowski reading a paper on 'The Principle of Tolerance' at a symposium on 'The Frontiers and Limitations of Knowledge' at the annual meeting of the Royal Society of Canada in 1974, Rita accompanying him to Canada, other engagements whilst in Toronto, Bronowski being sent a tape recording of his address to the Royal Society of Canada, the recording being transcribed and edited by Sylvia Fitzgerald for publication following Bronowski's death, and Dr Claude Fortier (President of the Royal Society of Canada) sending photographs of Jacob and Rita Bronowski visiting Toronto (photographs not present).

Also includes a record about the engagement created for the file, a brochure for the Society's 1974 meeting and a photocopy of a brochure for the 1973 meeting.

"Royal Mint: Henry III and Edward I long cross coinage", by R. L. Davis, photocopy of document in typescript and manuscript, twenty pages on twenty folios (recto only), bound with three staples in left margin, with title page, two pages of typescript text that describe the principal characteristics of each class of the coinage, a page illustrating the letter forms and selected elements of iconography (i.e. crown and pendant), a ten-page manuscript list of the coins in the Royal Mint collection by mint in alphabetical order, six pages in manuscript showing two tables of mints and moneyers.

Licence to Brian Smith to convey to his son Brian, on his marriage with Ann Glover, daughter of William Glover, dec'd., the glebe lands and advowson of Cavendish. Latin, with the Great Seal of Charles I, red wax. [In the steel press, shelf 10].

Insurance certificate for 93 Hills Road which was insured for £400.

Newspaper cutting, poster recital and letters to Patricia Hurford about Peter Hurford's performances organised by the Royal Festival Hall between 1954 and 1989 in the series "Wednesday's at 5.55". There is also a list sent to Patricia Hurford detailing the concerts given by Peter Hurford along those years.

Confirmation of the presentation of William Feniers, M.A., to the Rectory of Canvendish, by Brian Smith, gent. With Great Seal of James I, white wax. [Not found, August 2012]

Royal Canadian College of Organists presents Organ Recital by Peter Hurford. At the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, Toronto. 25th October 1976.

Programme:

• Prelude, Fugue and Chacone, Diderik Buxtehude
• Concerto in A minor (BWV 593), Antonio VIvaldi/J. S. Bach
• Sonata in C minor, Giovanni Battista Pescetti
• Chacone in G, Jacques Champion de Chambonnieres
• Trio en Passacaille, Andre Raison
• Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor (BWV 582), J. S. Bach
• Sonata No. 1 in E flat (BWV 525), J. S. Bach
• Fantasia and Fugue in G minor (BWV 542), J. S. Bach

Contains programme notes by Felix Aprahamian.

Receipt and sums from Richard Rowl, collector noting property and income taxes paid by the college for 1847. £36 10s 7.5d and £33 18s 1.5d.

A receipt detailing charges pertaining to property lately leased to a Mr Edwards, on King Street and Belmont Place, including surveying dilapidations of five tenements, alongside Mr Wisbey, the surveyor chosen by Mr Edwards; taking account of the fixtures, and superinteding repairs of these tenements. All totals £1 1s. Received of the Reverend the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to R. Reynolds Rowe on 12 December 1862, signed by Mr Rowe.

Two small round pieces of metal, possibly nail heads.

Rough working for the Marden Capralite accounts, including £465 2s 11d for work done to the Hare Mill and £478 15s for work done to the steam mill.

Rough working for the accounts of building work done to Jesus college, 1880. Includes £11 7s 1d recorded as "Dead". Total expenditure of £181 1s 8d, signed by Ellis.