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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

Group photograph. No names on board

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

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.

This was and is the club for holders of sporting blues.

Comprises correspondence with Robert Reid relating to a proposal and plans for a 13-part television series entitled 'Revolutions in Scientific Thought'.

Also includes programme outlines, lists of lectures and articles by Bronowski, and lists of scientists mentioned in Bronowski's work.

A collection of papers bound together: 1) Letter by C. S. M. Cantab. reprinted from the Cambridge Chronical, 6 Jan. 1872; 2) Copy of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge Act 40 & 41 Vict. ch. 48 A.D. 1877; 3) Notes by G. E. Corrie on the requirements of different Boards of Studies; 4) fly-sheet on "Disenfranchisement of Members of the Senate as Electors to University Livings"; 5) fly-sheets on "Regulations for the Mathematical Tripos 1882"; 6) fly-sheets on "Revision of the University Statutes 1878"; 7) alterations in the regulations for the performances of the A.D.C. 1878; 8) appeal to the Unversity Commissioners against the short notice given for Graces to change the University statutes; 9) memorial laid before the Commissioners by members of the governing bodies of the Colleges; 10) suggestion for a revised college statute about the contribution to University funds; 11) another memorial on the same subject, 1879.

Composite volume of printed papers and manuscripts, containing: statement published by the Royal Commissioners, 1878; proposals for university reform by E. H. Morgan, 1877; manuscript and printed draft statutes; letters from the Commissioners, 1878-1881; and revised draft statutes for Jesus College and for the University.

Mainly comprises press cuttings reviewing 'Science and Human Values' book. Also includes published letters sent to The Nation following the magazine publishing Bronowski's 'Science and Human Values' lectures and a review of 'The Abacus and the Rose' radio broadcast.

Newspaper and music journal reviews of Peter Hurford's recordings. Some of them are undated, and others are dated between 1963 and 1997.

Newspaper reviews of Peter Hurford's concerts from the 1950s to the 1990s. It contains newspaper cuttings from different countries around the world.

Newspaper and music journal reviews of Peter Hurford's book "Making Music on the Organ".

Reviews of the following publications by Frederick Brittain:

Latin in Church: The History of it's Pronunciation, 2nd (Revised and enlarged) edition, 1955

A History of Jesus College, Cambridge by Arthur Gray and Freddie Brittain, 1960

The Penguin Book of Latin Verse, 1962

The Jesus College Boat Club, 1827-1962, 1962

Newspapers cutting and letters reviewing the following publications by Frederick Brittain:

Arthur Quiller-Couch: A Biographical Study of Q, 1947

Q Anthology, 1948

Tales of South Mymms & Elsewhere, 1952

Mostly Mymms, 1954

Newspaper cutting and reviews of the following publications by Frederick Brittain:

A Short History of Jesus College, Cambridge, 1940

Babylon Bruis'd and Mount Moriah Mended, 1940

The Cambridge Review Vol LXIV, (1942-43)

Bernard Lord Manning, a Memoir, 1942

Newspaper cutting and reviews of the following publications by Frederick Brittain:

The Decadence of Europe by Francesco Nitti, translated by Frederick Brittain, 1923

They Make a Desert by Francesco Nitti, translated by Frederick Brittain, 1924

Saint Radegund Patroness of Jesus College Cambridge, 1925

The Lyfe of Saynt Radegunde, 1926

Notes on the First Twenty Years of the Roosters, 1928

Saint Giles, 1928

The Jesus College Boat Club, Cambridge, 1928

Slowly Forward, 1929

Oar, Skull and Rudder, 1930

South Mymms. The Story of a Parish, 1931

Latin in Church, 1934

The Medieval Latin and Romance Lyric, 1937

Comprises annotated uncorrected proofs of 'Biology and Man' by George Gaylord Simpson which Bronowski reviewed for 'Science' (15 Aug 1969). Also contains a note on Bronowski's theory of language (23 Jun 1969).

Newspaper cuttings and reviews of the following publications by Frederick Brittain:

The Decadence of Europe by Francesco Nitti, translated by Frederick Brittain, 1923

They Make a Desert by Francesco Nitti, translated by Frederick Brittain, 1924

Saint Radegund Patroness of Jesus College Cambridge, 1925

The Lyfe of Saynt Radegunde, 1926

Saint Giles, 1928

Slowly Forward, 1929

Oar, Skull and Rudder, 1930

South Mymms. The Story of a Parish, 1931

Latin in Church, 1934

Consists of a photocopy of an article by Philip Morrison.

Comprises a typescript [prepared for Encyclopaedia Britannica].

Comprises [source material for Bronowski's review of technology, written for the Encyclopaedia Britannica]: notes, copies of articles by other authors, a letter from John Burchard (1964) and earlier articles and talks by Bronowski.

Summarises diary contents; with note of successive addresses.

Summarises contents of diaries, starting 1926, with a few notes of events from 1925 and one note relating to 1931.

Newspaper review of Peter Hurford's work "Litany to the Holy Spirit", published in January 1996 in the CMQ [Church Music Quarterly?].

Comprises correspondence with Political Science Quarterly, two typescripts (one annotated) and a photocopy from Political Science Quarterly of Bronowski's review.

Consists of an unannotated typescript and a photocopy.

Comprises material relating to a book review by Bronowski.

Comprises a photocopy from Political Science Quarterly (journal) and typescripts of a book review by Bronowski. Also includes correspondence with Political Science Quarterly relating to Bronowski's review and a press cutting of a later article by Skinner entitled 'Humanism and Behaviourism' (New Humanist, Jan 1973).

This is another collaborative effort from Bernard Manning and F. Brittain, reviewing a piece about Jesus College by J. Steegmann. Unfortunately for Steegmann, Manning can hardly be said to approve of the piece, preferring to call it 'Cambridge as it never was and as it is not today'. Manning picks apart claims made by Steegman about the college, presenting them as false and ludicrous. His distaste of the written work is clear to all, as he concludes by calling it 'merely repulsive'.