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Includes correspondence relating to redecoration of the SCR including renewing paintwork with paint colour samples from Akzo Coatings plc, a safety cable fitted to the central chandelier by Robert Dent Ltd and general decorative schemes, 1989-1990;

Includes letters with Percy Morley Horder concerning his plans for the redecoration of the Senior Combination Room. Includes thoughts on only using the existing brackets for candles, installation of electric light to illuminate the pictures, remove the portrait of Coleridge (as an older man?) and install in the panelling above the fireplace, paint all the picture frames the same colour as the wall in the room and possibly strip all the paint from the panelling and wax the bare wood.

Letter confirming the receipt of £9 9s from the Reverend Dr Corrie, Master of Jesus College, being the stipend paid to the university at the bequest of Sir Robert Rede, presumably for the Rede Lecturer, referred to as Barnaby Lecturer in a note on the back. Signed by Edward Atkinson, V.C.

Emmanuel College Lodge, received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £9-9-0 being the amount of the stipend of the Rede Lecturer for 1876 due from Jesus College to the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholsrs of the University of Cambridge. Signed off by Samuel George Phear, Vice Chancellor.

Comprises correspondence, mainly with Jean Evans (senior editor): on attempts to publish work by Bronowski including extracts from 'Science and Human Values' and an article on 'The Discovery of Self' [from an address given at a national convention of the American Personnel and Guidance Association in 1965]; and on trying to arrange a meeting between Bronowski and Dr Erich Fromm in Mexico City which would have resulted in a dialogue published in the magazine.

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Includes correspondence, 'Fillets being the records of the most loquacious order of the red herring, 1922-1951', a watercolour of 'the Cock herring' by V. Robinson 1932; Copies of Liber Harengarum or rules of the most loquacious order of the red herring, 1949, c. 1960 and c.1980

Includes issue 1 19th January 1993

26½ x 39½

Rev. C. H. Crossley, Willingham Rectory, Cambridge postcard receipt to J. H. H. Goodwin, Jesus College, Cambridge.

Letters from the Rector asking permission to apply to Queen Anne's bounty for a grant towards building a new Rectory house and offices. He has obtained a new site by exchange. Also references to the local school, and in 1868 a dispute with R. Rowe (builder?) about payments.

Letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons to B. L. Manning, Bursar of Jesus College, certifying the receipt of payment (£130) for work carried out at Rectory Farm, Harston and requesting remaining payment of £29 for the completion of the remainder of the work which had been deemed unsatisfactory

The collection comprises property deeds and some administrative records of the Benedictine nunnery that formerly occupied the Jesus College site.

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