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Paid to Coe and Company for work done on the Masters Lodge, Courts, Hall, Buttery, Clock, Kitchen, Combination Room and Stalls. Work includes -
Hall: Lay and poker, cleaned stove, hooks and 4 foot chain, fixed lamps, and work on top of door.
Buttery: Bar for door.
Stalls: Hooks and nails.
Clock: Wheel to hand part of clock, one year attending (oiling).
Courts: Righting 2 eyes and 2 clasps for the gate by the back, 2 square nails for door by masters court, lengthened clasp, hook 2 loops to hold door back, candlestick for chapel, 3 spoke dispensers, cleaned in chapel, new eye to axe, sharpened stone axe, lock to new gate.
Combination Room: fixing lamp, cleaned fire place.
Kitchen: Holdfasts copper door, set bars for oven, bars by bricks, three bars for stewing stoves, hot plate, taking down smoke jack, oiling smoke jack, back plate under the oven, taking down stove in the larder, 2 new chains to jack, lock to larder, sharpened 3 spits, 2 new wheels to spits, 2 men taking stove to larder.

Received December 14th 1823 of the Reverend Dr French, thirty pounds, fifteen shillings and one penny for Coe & Company. Signed by Thomas Shallow.

Courts
1822

• Sept 28th: nails for dung hill place, lay 1 end and sharpened other to axe, altered a dog.
  -Sept 29th: pair joints for low lodge, 8 strong screws and 60 nails.
• Oct 4th: 2 round bolts and 12 screws for servants privy.
• Oct 5th: latch catch, hook 1 staple and 1 screw, righting 2 pair of joints.
• Oct 8th: Pair standards for shoe blacks place.
• Oct 19th: Bar and screws fixed to window in Mr Beevoies room.
• Nov 15th: 1 check spring, tens bell.
• Dec 4th: new lock fixed to stable yard, order of Mr Hilgame.
• Dec 10th: Strap eye for coach house, 1 staple in plate for coach-house, 8 strong screws fixed, strong made lock and screws fixed, strong padlock.
• Dec 16th: repaired lock back gate next to the coach-house.
  1823
• Jan 8th: 1 strap eye, 2 strap hooks and 1 step for swing door Master's lodge, 10 strong screws, 3 bullies on planes for the above, clasp to fully of door, grate for passage door next to garden at master's lodge, 1 strap eye, 2 strap hooks, 3 large bullies in plates, 24 strong screws, lead weight for door.

Brought over
1823

• March 18th: Mend porters bell, mend alarm bell.
• March 29th: 2 clasp eyes and 2 hooks for gate, 16 dog nails, 2 hooks 1 top eye for gate, altered bottom eye for gate, 1 staple, 16 nails, a long catch staple.
• April 1st: 1 clasp eyes 2 hooks, 16 nails.
• April 8th: joined catch and a clasp striker,
• April 9th: 6 strong brackets to hand ladder, 6 strong staples.
• April 21st: wrought iron gate to order, top loop of step, drilled holes in standard and lead, 2 men fixing that for 3/4 dat each.
• June 20th: latch catch and keep on plates, fixing to door of Shoe Place.
• July 4th: key to staple yard gate.
• July 23rd: circular lamp with scroll, work at front gates.
• August 11th: new sets pump by Ellis.
• August 13th: 6 long head holdfasts, new pin and coller, new bolts, brushed holes, new pain flaps lengthened and fixed.
• August 21st: 12 screws, fixed pump spouts.
• August 26th: 2 men for 1 and 1/4 days drilling holes fixing lamp at Trouts Gate.
• Sept 3rd: 2 eyes and 2 hooks for gate caps, 2 staple and 2 nails, 1 long hook for gate, 2 half staples for wood base, pain joints nailed by caps.
  -Sept 6th: catch staple in chain staple.
• Sept 8th: 4 strong bolts, 24 screws, 4 staples, taking off cleaned repaired lock to Fellows Privy.

New Building
1823

• April 14th: 6 x 36 inch plumford stoves with double backs each, 12 pair coverings, 48 holdfasts.
• August 20th: Bolt and coller with nails fixed to hand rail.

Estates
1823

• June 20th: 3 nails for joint at Gee's.
• June 30th: new lock for door by bell, mend another lock and latch.
• July 1st: cleaned mended lock, 12 nails, padlock.

Combination Room
1823

• March 11th: Job to a lamp.
• July 21st: cleaned repaired 2 locks to closet, screws and fixing, cleaned 4 shutter latches, striking plate and 2 screws.
• July 24th: cleaned 2 locks complete, seven to handle of shutter latch.
• July 25th: new double back to stove, drilled 2 holes in back, 2 screws fixed.
• August 4th: screws fixing locks and plates.
• Sept 13th: set base to stove.

Hall
1822

• Oct 7th: 2 fenders for stove, plate warmer.
  1823
• March 18th: cleaned stove
• August 5th: cleaned stove

Buttery
1823
-April 27th: 2 keys to door, cleaned repaired lock.

Clock
1823

• June 20th: repaired wheels to dial spindle, one years winding and oiling.

Kitchen
1822

• Oct 3rd: taking down jack cleaned repaired and fixing and oiling, straightened and right copper.
• Oct 5th: 2 new bases to stewing stoves.
• Oct 7th: 2 plates, mend grate under pump,
• Oct 12th: new lock fixed to cupboards, 2 men cleaning stove and pipes.
• Oct 15th: 3 base for stewing stoves, narrowed flaps, pair joints, 12 screws, nails.
• Nov 8th: 2 new valves mend and 4 water plates.
• Nov 9th: cleaned.
• Nov 12th: 1 new iron wheel and fixed.
• Nov 18th: oiling smoke jack.
• Dec 24th: loop to weight of steelyards.
  1823
• Jan 17th: men split in the middle.
• Feb 1st: cleaned stove and pipes in larder.
• Feb 25th: mend stone mortar.
• March 13th: oiling smoke jack.

Brought over
1823

• March 19th: mend mincing knife.
• April 16th: oiling smoke jack.
• May 7th: new base to furnace of oven.
• Sept 16th: grate.

Courts - £15 4s 3d
New Building - £22
Combination Room: £1 9s 7d
Hall: £3 8s
Buttery: 6s
Clock: £5 1s 6d
Kitchen: £5 14s 3d
= £53 2s 16d.
Pencil markings with reductions
= £30 15s 1d.

Invoice from Coe & Company to Jesus College for ironwork done around the college from Oct 22 1831 to Oct 6 1832. Includes taking hinges off gates, repairing locks, installing bearing bars, installing padlocks, installing new gates, ironwork done to kitchen. Total of £12 8s 4d.

Receipt received of the REed Dr French the sum of £12 8s 4d as per bill annexed for Coe & Company. Signed Thomas Shallow.

Invoice for ironwork done by Coe & Company from February 23 1831 to September 7 1831. Includes ironwork repairs in Master's Lodge (mending latches, locks and screws) the Courts (mending gates, screws, hooks, scythes, mending chapel bell), the Combination Room (mending lamps, bell), the Hall (installation of door stumps, hooks, stove cleaned), giving the clock one year's winding and oiling, the Kitchen (mending oven, installation of door latches, mending locks, mending pincers, sharpened saw, descending stove for ladder).

Received December 7th 1831 of the Rev Dr French, the sum of £27 1s 1d. Signed Coe & Company & Thomas Shallow.

Bill from Coe and Company to Revd Dr French for ironwork in Jesus College from 9 Oct 1929 to 29 Sep 1830. Includes lock repair, installation of new hooks, installation of new latches, the grinding axes, scythes and choppers, installation of door springs along with a variety of other ironwork maintenance. Total of £10 15s 6d.

Receipt of payment from Revd Dr French to Coe and Company for £10 15s 6d. Signed by Thomas Shallon.

Paid £28 16s 4d to Coe and Company for work done in College. Includes payments for:

Courts - taking of old rim, 1 new rim and fixed to lamp over arch, 2 brackets for gas, new lamp iron pump court and 2 screw bolts for it, 2 bars for window in Willis' garden, drilled holes lead and fixed in Willis' garden, 6 glass lanterns for staircases, 4 scrapers, plate and 2 screws cases, piece of wire and fixed window at Master's Lodge and nails and tacks for it, 3 glass lanterns for staircases, 7 new tops and mend old lanterns, 14 bottom pairs to old lanterns and 14 loops to backs of old lanterns, 3w large tin burners, hooks and man for fixing, mend lock to gate, strong joint nails and fixed to privy, 2 jointed plates for trunk of gas, 8 screws and fixed, an iron drill and hole in stone lead and fixed for lamp, bar for porters lodge, bar for coach gate next to road, eye with met and screw and plate for porters, eye in plate on gate, attend your cross bar to Gate and new harp to the same, staple in plate, a half staple, attend to your staples, 39 strong screws, taking Gate off hinges attend hook plate 4 nails and harying, staple and fix bolt to another gate, shovel, repaired lock to privy with 2 screws, new scythe and hanging, man and boy for cutting off 8 lamp irons, laid pokers in servants hall, plate across stable yard gate 17ft, 2 half staples on plates, 26 strong screws for plates, 2 long head holdfasts gate porters, 4 wedges for hooks of gate, catch for a latch, shaped 3 weed hooks, mend and sharpened spade (spud), 2 lamp irons with scroll work, 2 men for fixing lamp irons, plate and 4 nail for gas, 6 inch old lamp irons.

Combination Room - blacked stove, 2 men taking down lamp, cleaned and fixed, cleaned irons and fender, cleaned stove bars, 2 new loops mend cheek trivets and repaired.

Buttery - 2 bars for chimney, 2 plates to rivets and mend back to the chimney, 1 holdfast, 4 ft 6 inches wire for window.

Hall - cleaned stove

Chapel - cleaned 2 rods for curtains, removed 2 candlesticks.

Clock - 2 new lines, 3 men for fixing new lines, job to clock after rain, a year's winding and oiling clock

Kitchen - joints and screws, holdfasts and nails, 4 lory head holdfasts and nails, taking down jack cleaned repaired and fixed, oil for the jack, laid three pokers, mend a poker, mend 2 trivets and righting 1 trivet, 4 bars for stewing stoves, righting 1 stewing stove and mend poker, chimney bar, 2 screw hooks to hang up the chimney bar, grate for drain, new tines and handle to fork poker, repaired fly and straightened spindle to jack after accident, oiling the jack, cleaned outside movements, 2 men taking down stove and pipe cleaned and fixed, new piece pipe for the stove, 3 bars for copper, holdfast to frame of copper, mend 2 pokers, 8lb bar for bottom of oven, 2 thumb screws righting and oiling oven and pointed 3 cooks holdfasts, 3w sides to stewing stove 35lbs, righting the stove, laid 2 pokers, shovel, cleaned and oiled outside movements to jack, plate for rivets and mend dripping pan, oiling smoke jack, 2 men taking down jack out of chimney cleaned repaired and fixed, oil for the jack, laid 3 pokers. This section of the receipt is also signed by J. Willis the College cook.

Estimate for the cost of iron spiking over palisades and a sloping piece at each end, measuring 48 yards. £22 17s 0d.

A bill for ironwork undertaken in the college between January and August 1821, broken down into sections. Work done to the Master's lodge includes: 'feat iron' (1s 6d); new spit and wheel (8s 6d); coal shovel (4s); righting tongs (6d); a pair of kitchen tongs (3s 6d); pot hook (1s 6d); dripping pan stand (3s 6d); wiping out and oiling a Jack (1s); cooks 'holdfast' (3d 6d); 6 skewers (3s); balance skewer (3s); cleaning two brass locks (3s); 'Revit cap staple on brass plate 4 screws' (1s 6d); 6 finger plates (15s); cleaning and repairing three locks to the larder, pantry and water closet (3s); a cradle spit (£2 2s 6d); green wire fender for bedroom (17s 6d); knife steel (2s); meat saw (8s); rake and handle (2s); fire guard (7s 6d); heater 'for Urn' (2s 6d); four best cranks, one ride 'crank on plate' for parlour (10s 6d); one check spring [?] right bolt (1s); 'two cranks, one hole new wire & removd door Bell' (4s); 'mending a tumbler to lock of Bottle place' (9d); three pairs of heaters 'to box irons' (6s 3d); pair of handle heaters to Italian iron (2s); cinder sieve with long[?] handle (4s 6d); polishing steel front of Register[?] stove and 22 new ornaments (£1 8s); key to a bottle jack (2s); mending gate bell (9d); pair of flats (3s); 6 feet of chain for gate (1s 6d); padlock for the gate (1s); key to caddy ['caddee'] (1s); bed winch ['bedwynch'] (2s 6d). Total bill amounted to £12 13s 0d. Attached to the front of the bill with a pin is a receipt for the money signed by Thomas 'Shallon/Shalton'.

A bill for £30 7s 6d to Coe & Company for Ironwork done in the College.