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Correspondence of Mary Yule, Art Fund, with Lord Stewartby

Includes photograph of picture

Contains timeline of Wright's life.

Manuscript & typescript papers of Christopher R. Wren without accompanying correspondence

Includes newspaper cutting from the Sydney Morning Herald relating to Woods' performance in cricket.

Includes copy of obituary, copies of correspondence relating to enquiry made about Woods who painted portrait of Wynfrid Duckworth, Master

Manuscript & typescript papers of Christopher J. Wood without accompanying correspondence

Manuscript & typescript papers of Paul Withers without accompanying correspondence

Correspondence of Edgar Winstanley with Philip Whitting

Includes copy of list of publications

Correspondence of Heather Wilson with R. L. Underwood

Correspondence of Heather Wilson with Ian Stewart

Includes order of service for funeral, 2nd June 1997; Obituary by Mark Blandford baker from 'Regatta' magazine, No 101, August/September 1997;

Includes note on assistance provided to a grateful researcher

Includes photograph of picture

Contains order of service for Widdicombe's funeral.

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

Correspondence Elizabeth Wetton with Terence Volk

Copy of order of service for funeral, 15th October 1925; Photographs of Welsh, c. 1920;

Manuscript & typescript papers of Tim Webb Ware without accompanying correspondence

Typescript invitation and itinerary for the event, sent by F.P. Whiteley.

Kept with an undated manuscript of 'A Page from the Diary of Beau Tibbs' by A. Altshul [after Oliver Goldsmith?], Form 5A - annotated by Laurence Picken as being '1920s; 6th-form student in Birmingham Waverley Road Secondary School'.

Includes copy of order of service for funeral, 30th November 1931; Copy of obituary from the Times, 25th november 1931; Copy of obituary from Chanticlere

Includes photographs of painting in (original?) frame?

Includes copy biography written by Ruth Trapnell and John Walker, children of Cyril Walker. Biography shows family tree which suggests various members of the extended family also went to Cambridge including Caius, St. John's, King's and Girton, all towards the end of the 19th century and first half of the 20th. Further information in separate booklet relating to individuals of the Walker, Fell, Green and Stevenson families who also attended Jesus. Copy of family tree showing members of Fell, Walker, Green and Stevenson families who attended Jesus College;

Correspondence of Ian Stewart addressed to Terrence Volk

Copies of correspondence from various correspondents to Christopher Blunt

Includes general biographical notes; Article from the Cambridge News focussing on Vann, 16th March 2017; Copies of Bernard Vann memorial day order of service, 29th September 2018; Leaflet advertising the Durham University Vann Fellowship, 2017; Extracts from 'the Christian Soldier';

Correspondence of Stanley Unwin with H. C. Stewart (Lord Stewartby's father)

Unattributed papers, proposals, reports, etc.

Correspondence of R. L. Underwood with Michael Jaffe

Papers relating to the estate of Christopher Blunt

(1) An Informal Concert in the hall of Jesus College on Sunday 26th July at 9pm. Works performed: Sonata No. 3 for 2 violins and bass (Purcell); Pieces for the virginals (Byrd); Suite in C major for 2 violins and cello (Matthew Locke); String quartet in B flat major (K. 458) (Mozart). Performers: Andre Mangeot (violin), Betty Oglethorp (violin), Charles Wilson (viola), Rose Miller (cello) Laurence Picken (spinet)

(2) The Organ, Jesus College, Cambridge [no day or date given for the performance]

(3) Photocopy of a handwritten programme. No title or dates given. Works performed: Sonata No. 4 in F sharp, opus 30 (Scriabin); Six songs from 'A Shropshire Lad' (Butterworth); Romance (Elgar); 3 Romances (Schumann); North Country Ballads; Sonata (Poulenc)

(4) 'The Winter's Tale' by William Shakespeare performed in the Cloisters on Tuesday at 7.30pm. List of performers included [2 copies]

(5) 'Sweet and Low'. Works performed: 'Crazy Tutors'; 'Clouds'; 'departure for Mr Everest'; 'Sweet and low'; 'Twenty Years hence'; 'High and Low'; 'Prometheus Gated (A Greek Play)'; 'Il Trova Rovore (An Italian Opera)'; 'Lattin' Unseen (Not a Latin Unseen)'; and 'Jesus Ball 1900'. Initials of the cast are given, c.1940s

(6) c. 1910s. Works performed:
'Marche Militaire' (Schubert) and 'The Lord Chancellor's Nightmare' from Iolanthe (Sullivan0 performed on the piano by G. G. Webster
'The Yeoman's Wedding Song' (Prince Poniatowski) sung by D. Smythe
Character sketch performed by H. D. Barnard
'Come Let's be Merry' (Lane Wilson) sung by H. B. Salmon
'Mr Moon' (Alan Murray) sung by C. Meyer (Pembroke)
Selected works for the piano performed by T. V. Norman
Selected songs performed by E. G. Snaith (Magdalen)
'Natural History' (Hillaire Belloc) sung by G. P. Tregelles (Caius)
The Footlights Quartette in Repertoire

(7) The Magisterial Election: Operetta by E. A. 1945
Handwritten script

Includes pamphlet for construction of the 'C. M. S. Tyndale Biscoe Memorial High School' in Sheikh Bagh, Srinagar, Kashmir.

File of correspondence, largely personal congratulations, concerning Laurence Picken's election as Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Correspondents include Sir Michael Atiyah (Master of Trinity), the porters of Jesus College, JRG Bradfield (Senior Bursar, Trinity), Lord Renfrew (Master of Jesus), Robin Donkin, Alan Hodgkin, Michael Waring and John Adkins.

Some letters are kept with Lawrence Picken's manuscript draft responses.

Also includes a manuscript draft of Laurence Picken's response to the letter announcing his election, July 1991.