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Includes photograph of picture

Correspondence relating to commissioning and creation on wall in Upper Hall.

30 x 22

Includes photograph of picture

Comprising an article about Rita Bronowski and the Bronowskis' house in La Jolla, California.

Receipts for payments made to the Risbridge Union, in the Parish of Hundon for Poor Rates and Highway Rates. Amounts for Poor Rates include £9 18s 0d, £20 19s 2d, £19 16s 0d, £14 17s 0d. Highway rates include £15 14s 14 1/2d, £9 18s 0d.

Letters concerning a dispute as to the right of access to Christ's Pieces from King Street and the boundary between the properties in King Street, owned by Jesus College, and Christ's Pieces

Plan of Rifle Range Estate, coloured in blue and pink, showing the area of the Rifle Range and the land of the three property owners, Mr. A. J. Gray, Rifle Corps and jointly Mr. A. J. Gray and the Rifle Corp.

Plan A. Plan of farm building at St Giles' Cambridge; the property of Jesus College. Scale 1 chain to an inch. Title and key indicating ownership crossed through by later hand

Plan B. Scale 6 chains to an inch

Plan referred to in report dated 10th March 1898. Plan includes dimensions in acres, roods and perches, and shows the University Football ground and Cranmer and Herschel Road

Two plans with an area of the Rifle Range coloured red. The plans appear to be identical except that one plan gives the dimensions of the area as being 9 acres and 23 perches whilst the other has the area as 10 acres, 3 roods and 2 perches

Plan A. Annotated to show buildings and gardens. Scale 1 chain to an inch

Plan of an Estate. Scale 1: 2500. Southerly buildings coloured pink

Plan of an Estate. Scale 1: 2500. With land and buildings coloured pink and dimensions for land given

Plan of an estate at St Giles Cambridgeshire the property of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College and held on lease by the Cambridge University Rifle Corps. Scale of three chains to an inch. Includes a reference key giving the dimensions of the land marked with the numbers 1-10

Plan of an Estate. Scale 1: 2500. Northerly buildings coloured pink

Plan of an estate at St Giles Cambridge. Scale 6 chains to one inch.The plan gives dimensions for the different area of the estate, with the eastern area of the map divided into numbered plots in pencil

Plan B. Scale 6 chains to an inch

Hand drawn plan of building plots

Scale 6 chains to 1 inch. Showing dimensions of each part in acres, roods and poles

Plan of Rifle Butts Farm. Scale 6 chains to one inch

Originally annexed with JCAD/3/CAM/RIF/3/1888. Scale 6 chains to 1 inch

Etching by Geikie.

Reproduction from the portrait by J. Verelst, 1706. Warren was admitted at Jesus in 1696, made a Scholar in 1700 and a Fellow 1703-22.

Diaries

Correspondence of Richard Luce with Ian Stewart

"Richard II – a neglected reign", by Tim Webb Ware, typescript, ten plus three further unique pages on ten plus three folios plus a duplicate copy of the last page. The paper focuses on the gold nobles of Richard II (1377-dep. 1399) and the sequence of issues. There is a note pencilled in on the first page, upper right corner, which reads "TWW 1/92". There are ten pages of text plus the following additional illustrative pages:
(a) Richard II : noble dies
(b) Richard II Lettering
(c) Coinage of Richard II 1377-1399 (nobles), illustrating the coins, with additional copy of the same; both copies have annotations

38 x 138

Correspondence of Richard Gladdle

Includes general biographical details

Transcript of document at the National Archives in which Boucher is mentioned

Wood engraving.

Comprises correspondence, mainly with Leonard M Marsak (Rice University, Houston, Texas), on Bronowski visiting the University to give a lecture on 'The Values of Science' and speak informally to students about 'Science and Imagination' (14 May 1965). Also includes correspondence on preparing 'The Values of Science' for publication (though not published) and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

A sermon by Ricardus de Sancto Victore and a homily by John Chrysostom; M. R. James's no. 71. Contains: 1) A sermon on the Temptation of Christ, by Ricardus de Sancto Victore [Richard de Saint-Victor], incipit: Ductus est jhesus in desertum; 2) Omelia beati Johannis Crisostomi de muliere Chananea, in a different hand.

Group photograph. No names on board (see JCCS/13/3/1995/1)

Names on board read J. Ball, A. Willis, F. McCoig, S. Gore, E. Cameron, A. Boyd, R. Smith, T. Kavanagh, R. Muirhead, S. Waterhouse, M. Smith, W. Carpmael, P. Bacon, M. Thomson, A. Whyman, M. Cooke, J. Morgan, M. Jackson

Names on board read T. Verghese, R. A. F. Kitchen, J. S. P. Kowszun, M. Boden, C. Lundie, S. N. Cooper, P. G. Bacon, G. K. McLaughlin, J. Ball, C. Gee, O. Binnie, O. A. Williams, R. Smith, C. Tarver, M. J. Mcadden, J. Hugh, M. Barker, A. Boyd, S. St. J. Hall, D. R. Perrett, R. P. Tett, A. J. Lundie

Names on board read W. Carpmael, R. Soldan, P. Bacon, R. Smith, A. Keane, M. Curry, S. Fuller, S. Johnston, J. Stephenson, M. Williamson, A. Morgan, R. Dowle, R. Hudson, M. White, N. Lois, T. Coker, S. Waterhouse, J. Morgan, S. Gore, T. Bristowe, F. McCoig

Names on board read D. P. Elliott, J. Downey, P. J. D. Allen, N. Dalgleish, J. Webb, T. J. Hannah, C. M. Kenyon, D. R. Harrison, J. G. Farnhill, J. Beveridge, S. C. Woodley

Group photograph. No names on board

Names on the board: R. C. Hegarty, S. T. Jackson, R. J. Driver, J. W. Lovell. J. R. Marson, P. J. Leek, F. B. R. Fitzherbert, W. J. F. Lowe, T. Kavanagh, R. Forrest, J. H. Smith, J. R. Loxam, A. R. I. Newman, P. E. Hall, S. D. Grimshaw, A. B. Stone, T. H. J. Craven (Hon. Secretary), N. P. H. King (President), B. J. O. Jones, G. Ramos Tomas

Lists of payments made by individuals for the Rhadegund tithe. Names included are James Gotobed, Mr. F. Rushbrooke, Mr. J. Warwicker, C. Pemberton esq, Mrs. Bullen, Mr. A. Palmer, Mr. M. Foster, J. R. Lyon, E. Meadows, R. Harwood, Preston, Elliot Smith. Also includes costs relating to collection of money. Rhadegund tithes due to poor rates for All Saints Parish also listed as are names of those owing further poor rates to All Saints including Mr. Hall, Mr. Flack, Mr. Headden, D. Matham, C. E. Brown, J. Fuller, E. Harris, W. Wiseman, W. Bowtill, Trundle, Press, Mr. Waters, Rattnell, Hunnybun, R. Newby, E. Smith, Mr. Forman and Mr. Metcalfe.