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Paid £2 18s to Thomas Smith and Mr Dunkley for their trouble in surveying houses in Aldermanbury.

Paid £3 9 1/2d for work done by James Ivers, signed by Thomas Smith. Includes: in the chapel clerk, Neesom's, rooms (painting the wainscotting, the chimney piece and oak casements in the great room, dooor and dooor case window board and skirting board in the little room), painting a door in the master's lodge a chocolate color, in Kookby's room (painting a nw pair of sashes and frames and new gold work), in the master's garden (cleaning, painting, and puttying doors), painting the bedroom over the master's study a light color, whited the ceiling and blacked the chimney and painted the chimneypiece, whitening the long closets, painting and putteying shutters chimney and chimneypiece in the parlor next to the garden, painting a step ladder and providing white lead and joiners for it.

From Thomas Smith to Mr Newton for the College. Paid 15s 8d for joinery work in College, including work for 'boarding back of picture' and 'for carveing ornament for picture' in Hall.

Paid by Mr. Darby to Thomas Smith £36 12s ½d, covering the year November 1769 through November 1770. Includes entries for: making a pair of shutters for a large kitchen window; joints, nails, screws and glue; mending a chair and installing a mahogany elbow; making trussels to support the parlor ceiling and mending the floor in the chamber over the parlor; oack benches and lengths of oak; lengths of timber (sawing included); making a new post and replacing an old one; work on shutters in the parlor; iron locks and screws for hall door; leathering and corking a pump; a new ladder for the tower; deals (including some from Finland); repairing the clock house and the floor over it and the windows in the tower; elm boards; leathering a pump in the garden; altering and finishing the library stails and making a handrail for them; mending the kitchen garden gate; mending dumb waiter for the hall; making a door frame to the library; repairing the cupola and making sashes for the cupola over the hall; double ladder for the garden (scored through in pencil); working to drain in the master's garden; mending sashes and jobs at the lodge; trussles for the garden; mending fence of close; mending mahogany elbow chair; mending door in the coffee room; making and fixing two draw-up window curtains; crimson morien and best lace; thread, tape, and buckram; iron and brass hooks; mending Rockleys door; work in Moulds room fixing the door frame; a pair of joints with rails; a panel door; levelling the ceiling in the Bogous chamber; work in Crumptons room, including providing a sash and frame; two chimney pieces one for the Crumptons room and one for the Bogous; putting planks to cesspool; altering the hearth and jobs in Bogous room; and putting a post and nails down opposite college wall.

Paid £6 0s 6d to Thomas Smith. For: mending floor and chimney piece, elm and oak board, mending sashes in lodge, mending floor in chapel, altering doors at the bottom of Mr Mathew's staircase, batton and nails, mending back gate, work to pool in walk, deal and nails and mending gate, mending fence, new top and mending elbow chair, work to stable and mattock handle.

Paid £43 15s 6 1/2d to Thomas Smith. For: mending pump in fellows garden, meding stairs, pound and partition in stable, mouldings for cloisters and putting sell to seam in chicken yard.

Paid £7 6s to Thomas Smith for work in the college including: making a slab for the hall, making a partition and fixing the door to sedge house, mending paper in the room of the late Mr. Curtis, repairing the cupola over the hall, mending coal place, mending the necessary in the fellows' garden, making a ladder for the loft, making a window for knife place, hanging sashes in lodge, making frames and casements for larder, wainscoting, firming(?) the ceiling and putting cornice up at Dr. Beridge's, making and fixing a new back gate, mending pound gate and weather board in the coach house.

Mr Smith's bill, received and signed by himself, for joinery done from Nov. 1781 to Sept. 1782. Materials including deals, "findland" (Finland) deals, oak boards and planks, nails and baling, for making and mending doors, desks, chairs, gutters, window sashes, fences etc.

Paid £4 4s 4d to Thomas Smith for work in the college, including: covering the well in the fellows' garden, fixing a hatch to the kitchen window, oak, slot deals, joints and nails, and making a fence.

Paid £19, 17s for joinery work including a large wainscot for hall, 2 days of cleaning the walls of the chapel, wainscotting for the room against Mr. Pocklington, wainscotting for Mr Tyrwhitt's room slit deal, batton nails. Received of Mr. Newton. Signed by Thomas Smith.

Paid £19 7s 10d to Thomas Smith for supplies including: nails, deals (slit and Finland), elm boards, joints, screws, pitch, oak boards, wainscotting, mattock, and battons; and work including: making shutter backs and elbows in Crumpton's room, mending a mahogany claw table for the parlor, hanging doors and linings for a door, mending floors, leather and leathering pump, making frames for the master's garden, making centers for cesspools, mending a dumbwait for hall, mending posts at Garlick gate, mending a chair for parlor, a knife board for the college, corking pumps in the garden, mending outward opposite Bokeby, mending the fence around the pond, putting posts down in the close next to the back gate, mending a door in ground room next to the chapel, brash fasteners for the parlour, putting on and mending the sashes, new wheel for a wheelbarrow, mending the door opposite the hall, making a frame for an iron gate, mending a post and railes next to the lane, mending the coal place, a ladder for the garden, and for work in Mr. Crompton and Mr. Bogis's chamber.

Paid £10 2s 2 1/2d to Thomas Smith for work in college, including: mending a step in the chapel, deals, nails, altaring the chimney piece in the lodge and making a frame around it, slits, screws, mending the back gate, mending rails next to the road, oak, work at the scholars' necessary, altering the spring of the hall door, hanging the door of the fellows' garden, making a fence for the garden, making wood bricks, working on a wall, oak posts, batten, wainscotting, putting up curtains in the combination room, posts, and mending a ladder.

Paid £18 15s 10d to Thomas Smith. For: making partitions, nails, battons, deals, mending sashes, sash line, pooleys and wainscot, oak, mending in coal house, mending dumb waiter, altering shutters and days works in rooms.

Paid £4 2s 9d to Thomas Smith for work in the college including: making cork(?) for sink and copper lid, deals, oak boards, mending the garden gate and the grove fence, buttons, nails, covering cesspools, mending a ladder, batons, mending the stable roof, and work on the coachhouse.

Paid £8 4s to Thomas Smith. For: making and hanging doors, joints, screws and nails, levelling joists, making gates for close and scurting.

Paid £22 7s 4d to Thomas Smith for joiner's work, including: making a garden seal and covering the shed, deals, oak, fir, pitch, glue and nails.

Paid £107 18s 9d to Thomas Smith for supplies including: oak boards, Finland, whole, and slitt deals, oak, nails, elm boards, nails and glue, joints and screws, holdfasts, sashline, line, brown, blue and green paper, border, and for work in: the room opposite the hall, mending a mahogany chair, altering sashes in combination, mending a gate and covering the cesspool at the lodge, making sashes for Mr. Brook's room, levelling the ceiling, making new doors, and altering the wainscotting in the parlor room, making good the girder, cleaning walls, making a center covering the drains next to the road, putting board by the master's seat in the chapel, mending trails in the master's close, a joint for the hall door, in Neners chamber (window sashes, relaying the floor, levelling, making new doors and wainscotting, making the room chair high, lock and key for the outward door, hanging the rooms with cloth and paper), work in the master's close, mending the garlick fair gate, leather and leathering the pump, making shelves and jobs in the butteries, mending paper in the room next to the combination, mending rails next to the lane, making weather boards for three windows in the tower, making shelves for the library, and hanging Mr. Brooks's and Mr. Coppard's rooms with paper.

Paid by Dr. Caryl £30 6s to Thomas Smith for work including: in the room next to the chapel, putting a wheel on a wheelbarrow, mending a chair for the combination, in the buttery, making a new door for the master's lodge, mending a mahogany elbow chair for the combination, removing a partition, a ladder for the master's garden, mending rails next to the street, making a new spout and leather in the kitchen pump, leathering and mending the pump in the fellows' garden, mending a chimney board in the mill, mending the floor in the master's lodge, mending handrails in the stairs, fixing rails for the altar in the chapel, and carving moulding, and supplies including: deals, slit deals, whole deals, joints and nails, wainscotting, pipes, border, paste, posts, oak, joints, screws, latches, elm, and knife board.

Paid to Thomas Smith £67 11s 9d by Dr. Caryl. Work including: kitchen window, roof, door way, leathering pump in Lodge, chopping block for the Kitchen, outward door and frame for room opposite chapel clerks room, making Jack Case, knife board and jobs, mending barrow, mending Garlick fair gates, mending chairs for combynation, repairing wainscot, elbow chain and new banister in parlour, shoreing and putting of lintells into windows, ladder for garden, work to the Pound, making floors, making door and frame in Filewoods room, mending paper in Filewoods room, boarding coal place.

Paid £44 10s 7d to Thomas Smith for work in the college including: deals, batons, nails, double deals, boards, slits deals, whole deals, mending two chairs for the combination, making five outward door with locks and keys, sash line, making a casement and frame, joints, work on pump and jobs, making and hanging Mr. Waltham's doors, screws, and on the bannisters.

Paid £30 13s 6d to Thomas Smith for work in the college including: making a partition in the old porter's lodge, covering the cesspool in the master's garden, mending the door to the cupola, on a tree in the master's garden, in pump court, and in staircase. Supplies included: oak planks, whole deals, nails, baulkers, leves(?) boards, and finland and double deals.

Given the amount of £5 6s 6d by Dr Caryl to Thomas Smith for the use of All Saints poor.
Signed by Thomas Smith.

Payment of £1 14s 3d received from Dr. Caryl by Thomas Smith for large ladder and lamps, easing doors 3 hours job, to mending rales [rails?] in close 3/4 of a day and nails, to 2 whole deals, to mahogany round table for combinations.

Signed by Thomas Smith.

Payment of £16 3s 8d received from Mr. Darby by Thomas Smith to work to coal place roof in 10 days, oak, fir, whole deals, lath hook and nails, beams, baukers, eves board, leaves slitt, alter doorway and making doors up, mending fence round pound close in two days, to fixing pictures in Hall in half a day and one hour, to mending lamp ladder, oak plank for drain in court, plank for dresser board in kitchen.

Signed by Thomas Smith.

Paid £8 5s 3 1/2d to Thomas Smith for work in the college, including: a handle for Maddock, mending a wheelbarrow, mending rales in Pound, oak timber for a pump, making gears for the pump, mending a chair for the combination room, hanging in the chapel clerk's room, a quire of blue and brown paper, paste, nails, elm, leather, hemp, deals, and a ladder for the fellows garden. Bundled inside JCAD/2/29/1776/16.

Paid £12 17s 4d by Mr Raynes to Thomas Smith for: taking old timber off from roof, taking pole away from chapel, nails, brazier and covering O.G's [?], knife, board and work, work in Bulman's room, master's pound and hanging door in tower, nails, work in Spinney and nails, covering two steps by treasury, door and jobs, findland deal, work to drain in the Master's pound, work to fence in grove, battons, deal, whole deal, making center, slitt, leather and mending punch, mending plate rack, work to dining [dung?] place, oak plank, cord and packthread, work to Trinks, work to roof, line and mending sashes in Bonney's room, mending wind in barber's shop, work to bell in chapel, oak, elm, leather and mending the pump in the kitchen, mending seats in chapel.
Signed by Thomas Smith.

Paid £2 7s 7d by Mr Raynes to Thomas Smith for: making slab for hall, mending mahogany chairs for combination [room], hassocks for chapel, mending chair for combination.
Signed by Thomas Smith.

Payment of £18 17s 11d received from Mr Darby by Thomas Smith for handles [?] for a fork and a cutter, to work to cook's coal place and lander and nails, to mending wheel barrows, to making doors and frame for cloisters staircases, to whole deals, to repair large jointer screws, holdfasts, nails and glue, lock with keys each, mending kitchen door and foarms in chapel, putting a knife board, oak, plan the fork knife board, mending gate, mending plate, hanging sashes at lodge, to work on the gates, to repairing the roof of necessary in the Garden, eaves board, repairing rales in lane, oak pasts, repairing gates and post hanging, pikes, making door, slitt deals, to pair joints 2 large tables nails and glue, sash line, making covers for necessary and door, mending parlour chairs, mending garden frames, putting new oak planks down in drane and Lodge, altering door in cloisters and making handles, to make large beer stall, to mending coal place, latches, screws, to mending post and tables in master close, to new leather mending pump in backyard and master pump, to altering Buttris door, to mending lamp ladder, mending 2 casements, mending parlour sash, to new elbow mending and hair, to mending the pump, to making a center for casspole in garden, to make a door and frame in passage, to large bow latch pair joints, screws and glue, new leather, toe for pump.

Signed by Thomas Smith.

Paid £5 6s 8d to Thomas Smith for the poor of All Saints parish.