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A bill for work done to the college between September 1782 and 8th November 1784. The bill includes: painting the skirting board on the lodge stairs and 'mending several pts. on wall' (4s); painting 70 garden sticks green (5s 10d); painting the tin funnel from the buttress twice with lead colour (1s 6d); painting 18 yards of the new gates in lead colour, three times (9s); painting the doors by the hall 'Chocolate' (1s 8d); white lead and oil for the masons (4s); painting the cloisters 'in new Corpick' three times (13s); painting 4 18 'light sashes' three times in 'Lanthorn' (12s); painting six '16 light sashes in Cloysters' three times (16s); painting the Stone Gateway four times in a 'dark stone colour' (14s); painting the iron gates twice in 'lead colour' (5s 10d); painting 'the other Iron work' once (5s 10d); painting 'blank windows' black, three times (6s 6d); painting 3 new casements, frames and 76 'saddle bars' (5s 5d); painting 50 new windows (£8 6s 8d). Bill is then subdivided according to work done in Mr Turner's Room and Mr Whitehead's Room. This includes (for Turner): painting 40 yards of skirting board 'of three Rooms' twice (16s 8d); painting door case, shutter and windows in the bed room (2s); painting 2 '12 light sashes and one 4-light sash (2s 8d); colouring two passages and a closet with yellow distemper (12s). For Whitehead, this includes: painting 46 yards once in the 'Keeping Room' (11s 3d); painting the new door lining three times, and painting the mullions of the windows (5s 4d). Total bill amounted to £14 10s 8d. On the reverse is a note of receipt signed by Charles Freeman.

Paid £4 8s 5d to Charles Freeman for painting work in the college, including: painting a new door, doorcase and skirting in the chapel cloak room a chocolate color, painting the wainscotting in the chapel cloak room a stone color, a light sash, whitewashing the ceiling, whiting the mullions, painting a new pump in the fellows garden green, painting a new pump by the kitchen a lead color, putty, painting the paths and rails in the lane with white lead, and painting a new ladder for the fellows garden a lead color. Bundled with JCAD/2/2/9/1776/12 and 14.

Paid to Charles Freeman £5 6s 1d by Lynford Caryl for painting 5yd three times in Mr Norton's room, 100yd twice over in the parlour at the Lodge, six yd once in back of shetten, two 18 Light Sashes, several new pannels other places, whitewashed the ceiling 38 yd, 23yd once over in the passage, Garden Door twice over, 14 twelve light sashes three twice, frames to Ditto, six twelve lights once over.

Paid £1 19s 1d to Charles Freeman. For; painting in the hall of the Lodge, whitewashing and painting the mullions of the windows

Paid £2 3s 9d to Charles Freeman for painting work in the college, in Mr. Atkinson's room, and in the room over Mr. Atkinson's room. Work in college included: painting the bottom part of the necessary house by the white gates, scouring the alcove in the fellows' garden with soap, painting several new places in the necessary houses in the fellows' garden, painting new doors and the case of a small door in the staircase of pump court, and carpenters puttying that door. Work in Mr. Atkinson's rooms included: painting new window seats and skirting boards a chocolate color, paintings doors, painting the chimney piece, and whitewashing the siding. Work in the room's over Mr. Atkinson's rooms included: painting a new skirting board, painting the chimney piece, painting doors chocolate, whiting the ceiling, and painting a light sash.

Paid £1 5s 9d to Charles Freeman for painting in the college, including: painting the two necessary houses in the fellows' garden, painting a new door white that is in the gates oppose the green, painting the rest of the gate white with the iron work lead color, and painting a new ladder by the hall lead colored.

Painter's bill for work done on the 4 September, 1782, principally painting new sash windows and a New Cornich (cornice) in the Cloisters. £3.18.4 received and signed by Chas. Freeman.

Paid £6 6s 2d to Charles Freeman for painting work in the college, including: the chimney and chimney piece in the Lodge, the chimney in the linen room, several window seats, blacking a chimney with black lead, light stone colour for the cupboard and door in the combination room, carving work over doors, a carved chimney, whitewashing the ceiling, painting a skirting board, painting the alcove in the garden and putting it up, painting the large garden chain green, painting the pump green, painting doors and windows in Mr. Nevil's staircase a chocolate colour, scraping rust off the iron work in the court, painting iron gates and one side of the iron palisade.

Paid £7 17s 11d to Charles Freeman for painting work in the college, including: painting the great iron gates facing Jesus Lane, scouring the Hall and painting it an olive color, painting the iron work outside the hall an olive color, blacking the chimney and the skirting by the combination room, painting one side of a chocolate door, painting the lodge door chocolate. Bundled with JCAD/2/2/9/1776/13 and 14.

Paid £3 4s to Charles Freeman for putting up and painting the great gates in the close, putting up and painting the door and door case that opens into the close, painting spikes for the garden wall, painting iron casements, painting and graining panels in the chapel's altarpiece, cleaning and varnishing the altarpiece, and painting the door that opens into the Mrs Seat in the chapel.

Paid 3s 9d to Charles Freeman for painting the door at the entrance of the college hall a chocolate color. Bundled with JCAD/2/2/9/1776/12 and 13.

Paid £3 7s 9d to Charles Freeman. For: painting in dining room, painting the shelters, whitewashing the ceiling, painting doors, staircase and window sashes and painting the gate posts.

Mr Freeman's bill, signed by himself, for painting 20 new sash windows and four old ones, of 20 squares each, and the new cornice in the Cloisters.

Paid £2 2s 6d to Charles Freeman. For: painting a new ladder, painting garden door, painting sashes and frames for parlour, painting room under Mr Mathews, painting in the opposite room and painting shuttter doors and chimney piece

Paid £7 8s 2d by Mr Raynes to the painter for: cleaning and painting the two necessary houses dark pearl colour, for casement and two barrs for the same, for whitewashing the ceilings and colouring the Walls yellow, for painting the Great Gates white with the iron work, lead colour once over, for painting 58 yards twice over in posts and rails the other side, of necessary the Gaty of Master's Close and rails round Cistern, extra for painting several of them three times and putting of them, for painting 13 cases to water trunk lead colour, for cleaning and putting the gates by porter's lodge, for painting them twice over lead colour, for painting 113 yards t,wice lead colour in the iron pallisades, for painting the iron gate in the center of the lead colr. twice, for painting the two lamp irons in court with four scraping irons and the iron on the roll twice lead colr., for painting the iron gates next the Lane, for painting the iron spikes on each side of garden wall twice, for painting the iron spikes on wall by close, for painting the door at bottom of Mr Bonnys Staircase.
Signed by Charles Freeman.