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Live recordings of performances, many in Cambridge, collected by Laurence Picken.

Comprises an audio recording from a theatre production of Bronowski's play at the Old Globe Theatre (San Diego) produced by Craig Noel.

Transcription copy of a live recording of a performance at Jesus College on two sides of a vinyl LP disk. No details given of performers, date or venue.

Matrix no EMI/PLP-1535-1

List of scholarships, prizes and extra rewards given to students, totalling £267 14s. Including list of students given prizes of £3 3s, £2 2s, list of students given extra rewards of £12, and scholars elected.

Receipt for work done to various cottages by Webster and Son from 14th August to 23rd September 1847, including labour costs for carpenters, nails, and lumber. Total: £19 18s 9d

Receipt for £1 1s 0d paid to John Lawrence (Allpress and Lawrence) for costs related to Elmstead tithes.

Account of costs regarding several letters written in July and August 1843 respecting the commutation of Elmstead tithes, addressed to Allpress and Lawrence. Total: £1 1s 0d

Record of correspondence and costs related to commutation of Cavendish tithes from November 1843 to March 1846. Total: £84 19s 9d paid to Allpress and Lawrence

Receipt for payment of £12 10s for 10 grey choristers' coats, paid to Barnet Beales, Tailor and Robe Maker at 37 Sidney Street. Dated 29th June 1864 and signed by Barnet Beales. And record of choir expenses for the quarter ending 24th June 1864, totalling £45 1s. Includes payments for Mr. Brown, the organist; Mr. Sheldon, the schoolmaster; 8 boys; one organ blower; bedmaker washing rubber; the payment to Mr. Beales for the choristers' coats; one bottle of blacking and half a dozen collars for Boot. Dated 24th June 1864 and signed by Elyah Frisby.

Record of choir expenses for the quarter ending 25th September 1864, totalling £32 11s. Includes payments for Mr. Brown, the organist; the schoolmaster; one organ blower; bedmaker for rubber; 8 choristers; half dozen collars for Short; pencils and pens for boys. Dated 26th September 1864 and signed by Elyah Frisby.

Payment of £34 5s. Includes payments to Mr Brown, the organist, Mr Brown for paper and copying, Mr Sheldon, the schoolmaster, 8 boys, the blower, bedmaker, and payments for blacking and ink.

Payment of £33 15s for the Christmas quarter. Includes payments to Mr Brown, the organist, Mr Sheldon, the schoolmaster, 8 boys, blower, anthem, bedmaker for Rubber, paper, blacking, half a dozen collars for Sean Banell, and half a dozen collars for Jam. Signed by Elyah Frisby.

Record of choir expenses for the quarter ending Lady Day 1864, totalling £33 19s 6d. Includes payments for Mr. Brown, the organist; Mr. Sheldon, the schoolmaster; 8 boys; one organ blower; Challis half dozen collars; Day half dozen collars; bedmaker washing rubber; ink; paper; half dozen slates and pencils; one bottle of blacking and half a dozen collars for Boot; standards for lectern. Dated 25th March 1864.

Payment of £33 15s by E. Frisby from Hinxton Rectory House, Cambridgeshire. Includes payments to Mr Brown, the organist, Mr Sheldon, the schoolmaster, 8 choristers, blower, books, 1 box of slate kneels, bedmaker, and Mr Bishops for organ cleaning and tuning. Signed by E. Frisby.

Payment of £34 1s for chorister expenses. Includes payments for Mr. Brown, the organist; Mr. Sheldon, the schoolmaster; 8 boys; one organ blower; repairs to chapel shoes; Lord half-dozen collars; Hall half-dozen collars; bedmaker washing rubber; anthem; blacking and ink. Dated 21st December 1863 and signed by Elyah Frisby.

Note recording that Mrs Fielding gave S. J Bickett four pounds as the 1862 subscription to Graveley Charities on behalf of Jesus College. Dated 13th February 1863 and signed by S. J. Bickett.

Record of allotment rents at Ladyday, including individual rates: G. Bolton, Wilson, J. George, Andrews, Cooper, Barnard, Atkin, Conder, Cornell, Swan, Tabor, Lucas, Hancock, H.J. Flack, Ludman, Coyston, Odell, Woolland, R. Saunders, Parr, H. Wallman, A.E. Coleman, W. Layton, Ketteridge, Curwain, E. Wallman, W. Wilson, Alden, H.J. Flack, Dring, J.B.B. Clee, A.E. Coleman, P. Goodwin. Total £13.5.2.

Record of allotment rents at Rustat Road, including individual rates: G. Bolton, Wilson, J. George, Turner (Coopers), Atkin, Cowder (Saunders), Cornell, Swan, Lucas, Hancock, H.J. Flack, Ludman, Coyston, Odell (Leech), Norfolk (Woolland), R. Saunders, Parr, H. Wallman, W. Layton, Ketteridge, Clee, A.E. Coleman, R. Goodman, Andrews, Tabor, Curwain, E. Wallman, Barnard, Dring, A.E. Coleman, Alden. Total £13.0.3.

Receipt and record of correspondence undertaken in the matter of the Hundon parish tithes from Allpress and Lawrence, solicitors. Correspondence from 29th August 1845 to 11th March 1846. Total: £41 11s 8d

Conveyance of land from the London and North Western Railway Company to the Revd Osmond Fisher, Rector of Harlton, a small piece of land compulsorily purchased, now superfluous. With a preliminary Memorandum between the railway company and O. Fisher (1872), a couple of drafts and two letters of Fisher in May 1873.

Parties: (1) John Summers, (2) Benjamin Langton. Consideration £250

Parties: (1) The Right Honourable Henry Lord Braybrooke, (2) The Reverend Reginald St John Parry and others. Supplemental to Mortgage dated 6th May 1896

Parties: (1) Mrs Susan Owers to (2) Mr George Apthorpe

Recital by Korneel Bernolet - the second of three recitals by international artists on the Bruce Kennedy Harpsichord on Saturday 1st March 2014 at 8pm

Recital by Anna-Riikka Santapukki - the third of three recitals by international artists on the Bruce Kennedy Harpsichord on Saturday 10th May at 8pm

Kari Olamaa (violin)
Johanna Kilpijarvi (viola da Bamba)

Chamber concert by the College Choir conducted by Michael Baker with instrumentalists in the Chapel on Sunday 10th May at 3pm

Accounts of receipts, 1722-1758 (arrangement: receipts from tradesmen, quit rents, payments to vicars, to school keeper and organ keeper); with [worked from back of book] note of payments due from Bursar to Steward and Bursar's accounts (arranged as in earlier audit books: quit rents, fees, chapel, kitchen, buttery, undergraduates' table, chamber rents, necessary expenses); also [in later part of book] Hundon [trust] accounts for 1721-1745

Comprises internal Salk Institute memoranda regarding tours of the Institute, speaking engagements and receptions. Also includes a list of groups that were given tours of the Salk Institute in 1965 and 1966.

Comprises photocopies of newspaper articles divided into "cancer", "fertility control", "viruses", foreign articles", "multiple sclerosis" and "early learning".

Includes exhibition guide

Signed by J. Waller. £700 for Mr. Lydiatt.

Five receipts relating to tithes, taxes and maintenance work required by Edward Colchester, dating between April and October 1880. Including three receipts for tithe rent charges owed paid to New College, Oxford, for amounts of £4 7s 6d, £3 14s 6d and 13s; a receipt for income tax paid by Colchester while residing in Steeple Morden, amounting to 18s 9d. Also includes a bill for repairs to cottages at Steeple Morden, ordered by Colchester, including: new lead guttering, scantling for rafters, board, plate tiles, bushels of hair, mortex, nails, glass panes and two and half days of labour, amounting to £3 1s 6d, signed and settled by William Worboys.

12 items relating to charitable donations made by Jesus College:

1. Cheque for £3 3s donated to the Clergy Widows and Orphans Society, signed by Robert Mann 27th November 1880.
2. Cheque for £5 5s paid by "Rev. A. S. Crusford", 3rd November 1880.
3. Cheque for £5 5s paid by Dr. Westmorland, 2nd October 1880.
4. Receipt for a donation of £5 5s paid by Dr. Westmorland to the "Old Schools of Cambridge", dated 14th October 1880.
5. Receipt for the payment of £2 by the college bursar to "the Schools of Stow cum Quay", 1st May 1880.
6. Cheque for £2 2s paid to Revd. W. Dixon, 7th October 1880. Signed W. Looker.
7. Note of thanks written on paper headed "The Morden Vicarage, Royston". Note thanking the recipient for donating "two guineas" "towards our Fairchial(?) Schools", signed by Walter Bouchier.
8. Receipt for the payment of 10 guineas donated as a year's "subscription" to Addenbrooke's Hospital, 30th September 1880. Signed by Gilbert Oicuslic(?).
9. Cheque for £3 3s paid to "the Cambridge Storre & for Nurses", signed by Robert Mann, 15th January 1880.
10. Receipt for the donation of £1 as subscription to "the Higher Grade School", signed by Walter Slack, Treasurer. Dated 7th June 1880.
11. Cheque for £5 5s donated to "the Cambridge Penal Refuge". Signed by Robert Mann, 29th September 1880.
12. Cheque for £5 5s donated to the "Cambs Agricultural Society". Signed by Robert Mann, 1st June 1880.

1. Received of bursar of Jesus College by H Freeman 4d for rent due to Trinity College.
2. Received of master and fellows of Jesus College by William Webb 2s 6d for rent due to Clare Hall.

Document one:
A receipt 'received 30th day of December 1782 of Mr Henry Muggleton the sum of 4s 10 1/2d in full for one years quitrent due to John Martin Esq[uire] for lands belonging to Jesus College at Michaelmas Last'. Signed Benjamin Kettle.

Document two:
A receipt 'received 26th january 1784 of Mr Henry Muggleton the sum of 4s 10 1/2d in full for a years Quitrent for lands in Quy [likely Stow Cum Quy] belonging to Jesus College to John Martin Esq. lord of the said Manor at Michaelmas last.' Signed Benjamin Kettle.

Receipt for £2 12s 5d for cleaning the Chapel, rotten stones, oil, saw dust. A second receipt of £2 1s 0d for payment of wages for four men and two women for two days work.

1. Received of the master of Jesus College the sum of £3 2s 2d being the stipend of the Barnaby Lecturer for Mr Emery. 13th Dec 1854.
2. Received of Revered Corrie the sum of £3 2s 2d as Barnaby Lecturer by J C Adams, Pembroke College. 12th Dec 1854.
3. Letter of thanks from J. J. Perowne to master of Jesus College for £3 2s 2d received on behalf of this brother for Barnaby lecture. 13th Dec 1854.

Document one:
A receipt 'Received of Mr Muggleton the sum of 18s in full for half A years Land Tax Due Laday [Lady Day] Last for the use of Jesus Colledge by me William Banks collr.' [collector].

Document two:
A receipt 'Received of Mr Muggleton the sum of 18s in full for half A years Land Tax Due at Michaelmas Last for the use of Jesus Colledge by me William Banks collr.' [collector].

Two invoices, both addressed from Reverend Professor Corrie to W. Wallis, with charges for fixing various fences and rails, and for materials, both for the college and for the Master specifically. The first is dated as paid 3 April 1862 and totals £3 10s, and the second is dated as paid 22 October 1862 and totals 18s.

Paid £1 2s 6d for 9 days work for the college, £1 3s 3d for 5.5 days work for the college, includes a receipt for work on the close and fence
Signed Abraham Clark

Collection of receipts for work completed by Favell, Ellis & Sons (Sanitary Engineers, Plumbers, Glaziers, Painters and Decorators) in the months of April, May and June. Work largely relates to new glass and glazing in Chapel Court staircases.

12 receipts dating between 14 February and 26 October 1880 for the payment of water bills and 3 receipts accounting for repair work done to the water systems at Jesus College. The bill receipts account for payments between £1 6s 5d and £14 2s, with three signed by Rev. Dr. Corrie and the remaining 6 signed Jesus College. They include water supplied to the following areas in college: £1 6s 5d for the Master's Lodge and garden, £12 6d for 74 sets rooms, £1 5s for 5 hydrants and 11s for 4 WCs. Three receipts specify the number of gallons used by college in that quarter, ranging between 547,000 gallons and 1,000 gallons.
Two of the bills for repair work record 12s and £1 2s 1d for "Repair at pu Rin [?]", and one larger receipt accounts for opening of the ground and repairing the pipe in Centre Court, including 8s 3d for lead pipes, 7s for joints and 10s for the men's time.

1) Receipt for painting and furnishing work carried out in July 1873 totalling £9 10s, for various colours of paint, 5 pints of varnish, 11 squares of glass, graining colour, a new leather bucket, and a day's wages for the workmen.
2) Receipt received and paid by J. Hooper for works carried out by G.M. Bradbury totalling £4 10s 6d, for papering the bedroom and dining room at Graveley, and buying the wallpaper and varnishing paper.
3) John Hooper to George Richardson. Receipt for set of 1 1/2 molded and paneled door jambs with 2 double-molded mortis and butts; fixing new groinds and architraved windows; fixing new lintel and new window, totalling £6 5s. Signed by George Richardson.