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Includes copy of order of service for funeral, 13th March 1930

Believed to represent the contents of his college office, dumped in the basement of Chapel Court when he left the College to pursue a career elsewhere.

Includes photograph of Morgan, c. 1910; order of service for funeral, 13th June 1929; Historical note and pictures of an embroidered bed cover owned by the Museum of Cambridge (formerly the Cambridge Folk Museum), 2012

The King grants to the Prioress and Nuns the right to hold an annual fair in the town of Cambridge, on the three days of the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption of Our Lady, "nisi feria illa sit ad nocumentum vicenarum feriarum" (unless the said fair should be a nuisance to neighbouring fairs). He also grants exemption from tenths or other quotas upon all the lands, possessions etc. of the Priory. Written at Dertfort (Dartford? Hertford?), witnessed by the King himself.

Includes photograph of picture

Cheque for £60 made out to Rev. A. C. Issinge.

Cheque paid to Cambridge Education Authority, £5.2.0

£330 to The New Barnwell Church

Cheque receipt for £150 received by John Haines

Cheque for £133 5s 10d made out to Rev. A. C. Issinge.

Cheque for £20 for the All Saints Cross Fund [?], signed by Vernon Wood Markley.

Cheque for £3 3s from the college to the Clergy Widows and Orphans Society. Signed by Thomas Wilson.

Cheque for £65 15s 8d paid to Jesus College by John Mortlock, eqs. Cheque issued by the Cambridge Bank. Dated 2nd December 1863. Signed by Thomas J. Wilson. The cheque has been initialled 'R.R' and titled for Gray's Rent, for the 'weighhouse and Gotobed's allotments'.

Cheque for £118 18s paid to Jesus College by John Mortlock, eqs. Cheque issued by the Cambridge Bank. Dated 17th November 1863. Signed by Robert Mann. The names 'Messers Foster and Hudson' have been added across the top, and initialled 'R.R'.

Note written by Charles Deeks to Dr Westmorland which references a receipt for a cheque, no amount specified. The note briefly mentions insuring a house and barn; although the property is not named the note was sent from Hundon.

Letter written by W. W. Godden to Arthur Westmorland, as receipt for a cheque of £10 (reason for cheque unspecified).

Receipt for a cheque of £10 received of Revd. A. G. Cresford [?].

Cheque for £5 paid to Reverend A. C. Jennings, signed by W. Looker

London and County Bank Cheque dated 1st December 1879 for £13 6s 8d paid to Rev A ? (signature illegible). Signed by unknown, illegible signature.

Cheque for £143 5s 10d paid to Rev A C Jennings by John Mortlock and Co. Signed by W. Looker.

Cheque for £143 5s 10d paid to Rev A C Jennings by John Mortlock and Co. for the Proby Fund signed by W. Looker.

Cambridge Bank Cheque dated 18th October 1879 for £17 2s 9d paid to Rev J G Howard by John Mortlock and Co. Signed by W. Looker.

Cambridge Bank Cheque labelled for the Shelford Land Tax dated 27th March 1879 for £17 2s 9d paid to Rev J G Howard by John Mortlock and Co. Signed by J. G. Johnson.

Cheque for £9 4d 9d from John Mortlock & Co. to the Vice Chancellor. Signed by M. Looker.

Parties: (1) William Robert Linsdell, (2) Susannah Leonard. Amount totalling £350 for conveyance [JCAD/3/CAM/KING/23/1/1898]

A bundle of 32 cheques addressed to Jesus College, dated between January and November 1884. Amounts vary between £7 and £160, with most between £50-£60. The cheques are signed by W. Looker, D. Bantam, George Green Rayner, Robert Mann and William Charles Mann.

A bundle of 5 income tax receipts, 38 cheques, 7 water bills, 12 poor rate receipts, 1 receipt for quit rent, 2 bills for repairs to waterworks and 1 receipt for oak timber.
The income tax receipts date to between 12 February and 12 July 1881 and account for payments of 18s 8d, 8s 1d, £3 15s, £1 12s, 5s.
The cheques date to between 6 January and 1 December 1881, accounting for sums between £4 and £150, paid to Jesus College.
The water bills are dated 27 October 1880 and 31 September 1881, and list the payment of sums between 6s 9d and 10s by the college for a quarter's supply of water.
The poor rate receipts are dated between 10 November 1880 and 29 August 1881. 8 of the receipts note payments of poor rates by Jesus college (between 12s 7d and £1 12s), 3 refer to R. R. Rowe).
The bill for quit rent is dated November 1881 and notes the payment of 4d to Trinity College, signed by Charles Hoppet.
The two bills for maintenance to waterworks note payment of 1s and 1s 2d for the repair of taps.
The bill for oak timber is dated 20 October 1881 and accounts for a total of 15s 6d.

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Includes menus, 1970-3

Contains: records of matches that Bronowski played in including score sheets; correspondence relating to scores and matches; National Coal Board chess section bulletins; press cuttings on chess matches and chess problems by Bronowski; British Chess Federation 'Awards in Problem Tourneys' (Aug 1934) and other published leaflets on chess.

Receipt for quit-rent of 4d due to the rectory at Chesterton at Michaelmas 1874. Signed by Charles Huppert, bailiff.

With a letter from Bronowski to Lisa (Feb. 1953). Also includes some drawings by Nicole Bronowski, and a note to "Broonow" from Judith and Lisa Bronowski asking when he is coming back.

£13 6d received for work to College chimneys. Signed by Thomas Street.

24th April 1816, £5 received from Mr Hustler on account of work done to chimneys in Jesus College.
Signed by Thomas Street.

Sweeping kitchen chimneys
Cleaning oven and copper flutes
Hall chimney
Hall chimney and flutes
porter's and combination chimneys
1p10s

Paid 6s 8d to Thomas Wodworth for sweeping the kitchen chimney for one year.