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Parties: (1) Charles Allebone, (2) Corporation of Cambridge

Mr William Craven to the Royal Liver Friendly Society

Parties: (1) Mrs F. E. Freestone to (2) Woolwich Equitable Building Society

Letters from the Vicar, reporting a compulsory order from the County Council to hire some of his land for 21 years, (apparently under the Smallholdings Act) and asking advice.

Number 111-113 (formerly known as number 61) King Street. Includes receipt for fees

Number 71 King Street in the borough of Cambridge in the occupation of J. Holliman & Sons. Includes schedule to official certificate of search

Properties in King Street. Includes schedule to official certificate of search

Includes schedule to official certificate of search. Numbers 19 King Street and 15b Malcolm Street and 23 King Street

All that piece or parcel of land situate in and known as number 71 King Street in the town of Cambridge together wih the warehouses and stable then lately erected on part thereof. Includes schedule to official certificate of search

Numbers 57, 59 and 61 King Street. Includes schedule to official certificate of search

All that messuage and premises situate and known as No. 105, King Street in the Borough of Cambridge

The Cathedral and Abbey Church of St. Alban. Saturday, 31st March, 1962.
With Leon Goossens (oboe), Marie Korchinska (Harp), Susan Longfield (Soprano), Gordon Honey (Baritone), St. Albans Bach Choir, and The Jacques Orchestra (Leader: Ivor McMahon). Conducted by Peter Hurford.

• Requiem (Fauré)
• Adagio for strings (Samuel Barber)
  Oboe Concerto (Marcello)

Requiem pour Soli, Choeurs et Orchestre (for Solos, Chorus and Orchestra), Op. 48. By Gabriel Fauré.
Piano and vocal reduction.
Published by Hamelle et Cie., Paris.

Requiem. By Johannes Brahms.
Full score.
Published by Novello & Co., Ltd., London.
English version by Ivor Atkins.

Document 1:
Letter from James Cowell, curate of Horne, to the Rev. Dr. French. Asks that now that Jesus College is involved in Horne, asks them to call their attention to another matter of no less importance, the school and the want of a residence for the clergymen. The living is ample. He was appointed Curate by the Bishop of Winchester. They cannot purchase somewhere as the assumptive Vicar has been many years in confinement. Asks for an area of land for the house from Jesus College. Signed James Cowell.

Document 2:
Letter from James Cowell, curate of Horne, to the Rev. Dr. French. Begs to acknowledge with his thanks your letter stating that the college is kindly disposed to entertain the application for a site for a parsonage at Horne. It has given him given him great pleasure. Asks Dr. French to meet with him during his visit to Horne.

A letter from Mr Goodwin to the bursar asking for his support in the foundation of a new 'industrial school' to offer trades training to boys in Cambridge. Followed by a list of current subscribers, and a description of the school and its aims.

Only Goodwin signed, but the others are all named as the school committee.

Request of cheque payment (350p) for the contractor upon satisfactory proceeding of work in New Court and King Street. Issued by J.Carter Jonas & Sons and addressed to B.L. Manning Esq., Bursar of Jesus College. Typed on Original Turkey Mill (Kent) Paper.

Exchange of letters between the Bursar of Jesus College and Mr Asher regarding the rent of Manor Farm. Mr Asher carried out repairs on the premises (inlcuding planting lilies) and is now requesting the amount to be deducted from rent (4th November 1921). The Bursar's answer (11th November) is missing but mentioned in Asher's letter of 16th November, in which he apologizes for having carried out repairs without prior college permission and stresses the low cost (4p; 4s; 4d) and absolute necessity of the refurbishments for the preservation of buildings, hoping that the Bursar will grant the full amount.

Letter to the Bursar on behalf of the tenant, Mr Pointer, requesting installation of an indoor W.C. in the bathroom.

(1) 28th June 1940 - letter from Mrs Munsey (tenant) to J. Carter Jonas & Sons (Land Agents) asking for a rent reduction as her flat was closed and she didn't know when she would be returning

(2) 1st July 1940 - letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons to the Bursar enclosing Mrs Munsey's letter and advising that there should be no reduction in rent

This letter from Dr. Rev. French to a recipient is to inform the recipient that on 18 October the Rev. directed Mr Hoares to transfer the sum of £77 2s 9d, the balance found to be due from the Estate at Steeple Morden by College from Michaelmas 1844. The Rev. asks for a receipt for the above as the Court of Chancery needs it for any sum above £5. There are sums added on the exterior of the letter

Letter from Francis & Co (College solicitors) to Dr W. L. H. Duckworth (Bursar) asking him for consent to draw up a licence to assign the residue of the leases of Nos. 101, 103, 105, 107 and 111 Hills Road from Mr R. C. Verrinder and Mrs G. G. P. Kingdom to Mr Leonard Horace Easton

From Christopher Pemberton to Dr. Rev. French. Requests confirmation of the amount for Mr. Turner's lease. Mr. Turner paid 235 pounds, but Pemberton believes it is 236 pounds 10 shillings. Includes assurance that leases will be sent soon

A letter from James Cowell, curate at Horne, to the Master of Jesus College, stating that as the college prepares considerable property in the parish of Horne, he makes an application to write on behalf of the village school, for the purpose is £10 a year from the Justices of the Rector, who is himself in confinement. This sum is adequate to pay the salary of a suitable master. Seems inappropriate to raise funds from the parishioners. There is not a single gentleman's family in the Parish. Begs the college for help. Signed James Cowell.

Letter from Benjamin Wilson, curate at Fordham, to Rev. Dr. French, stating that there is no school in connection with the Church of England at Fordham, so that the Children of the poor are alienated from the Church by the education of dissenters. It is purposed therefore to erect a school in Fordham in union with the National Society on a site of land which Mr. Dunn Gardener Esq. intends to give to the trustees for the object. The vicar of the parish has given his name for a donation of £20, and if circumstances admit of an additional £30 next year with an annual allowance of £12. I hope to raise from my parishioners £100. These sums however are inadequate. Asks for an additional donation from Jesus College. Signed Benjamin Wilson.

Letter from Francis & Co (College solicitor) to the College asking for consent to the erection by the Post Office of one stay in the garden of No. 63

This request is from Mr A. Marsh to the College for the amount of £3 2s 2d

This letter from a Mr Batern (sp?) to the College Bursar includes his compliments and a request for a cheque in the amount of £3 2s 2d as that is the amount of a Vicar's stipend

This letter from Alfred Nicholas Bull to Rev. French is written on behalf of Bull's mother, the widow Mrs. Bull, on the subject of Rustat's charity and whether there is any particular form of application for it

Request to Goodwin for a £50 advance from December's dividend. Reason given is that the author finds '[his] current account to [have] run inconveniently low'.

Consists of a memorandum relating to Bronowski being included in a Reproduction/Reproductive Biology Council at the Salk Institute.

Comprises material relating to establishing a research programme in Reproductive Biology at the Salk Institute. Includes a copy of a note to Renato [Dulbecco] about a grant application to the Ford Foundation, and a copy of a letter to the Rockefeller Foundation outlining the Salk Institute's plans and inviting members of the Rockefeller Foundation to visit the Institute to discuss a grant application.

Consists of reprints numbers 7, 9 and 10: 'A Sociological Perspective on Organ Transplantation and Hermodialysis' by Renée C. Fox, 'The Function of Tort Liability in Technology Assessment' by Milton Katz and 'The Clinical Moratorium: A Case Study of Mitral Valve Surgery' by Judith P. Swazey and Renée C. Fox.

With a leaflet about Harvard Studies in Technology and Society, and a compliments slip from Emmanuel G. Mesthene (Office of the Director, Harvard University Program on Technology and Society).

Consists of a set of index cards (in 2 metal boxes) detailing individuals, organisations and publications that had been sent copies of Bronowski's articles, reprints of his lectures, the Bronowskis' Christmas poems, and lists of Bronowski's publications.

With one annotation (term underlined).

Consists of an article including photographs and architectural plans of the Institute.

(1) March 1881 - Report upon property near Brooklands Cambridge the property of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College
(2) 1886 - Report on the Brooklands Field in the parish of St Andrew the Less Cambridge and Trumpington and allotment on the Hills Road, the property of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College
(3) 12th February 1890 - letter to the Bursar confirming there was a Land Tax charged on land in the occupation of Mr George Foster. He had been paying the tax but had now declined to claiming that the land that was liable actually belonged to Jesus College

Letters about the state of the benefice

Consists of summary reports from the process development department (National Coal Board) by Bronowski, and reports from a series by the process development department. Reports present from the series are 'The Cost of Manufacturing Char' (number 1), 'A Note on the Costs of Briquetting Char' (number 2), 'B.C.U.R.A. (British Coal Utilisation Research Association) Smoke Tests' (number 3), 'Ash Modifier' (number 4) and 'The "Homefire" Process - Technical Appendices' (number 7).

Includes results of a survey on College Libraries conducted centrally through the University with forms from individuals indicating Jesus as their College affiliation, 1992; Results and correspondence of a survey asking Fellows of the College how they feel the Library meets their needs and those of their students and how this could be improved, 1987;