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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.

Three receipts for payments made to Elgar Frisby between September 1879 and September 1880, for maintaining the flood gate at the ditch, 13s paid each quarter.

Receipt for labour for reaving billets for the Fellows of Jesus College, deducted for wood sold and balance due. Paid to Elyah Frisby January 31st 1879 for total £2 9s. Sums on the back.

Various payments made over the year for attending to and raking out weeds from the floodgate at the ditch. Second page includes reference to 6s 6d 'paid for boy to the Wild Beast'.

Receipt for the labour for cutting fire wood for the Jesus College fellows, totalling £4 1s 3d.

Receipt for the cost of extra work in the chapel, undertaken by Elyah Frisby in the Christmas quarter. Total £1. Dated 21st December 1864 and signed by E. Frisby.

Receipt for the cost of cleaning the chapel. Paid to Elyah Frisby. Also includes payment for one dozen dusters for the chapel. Total £3 10s 6d. Paid 25th September 1865 and signed by E. Frisby.

Note of £1 18s paid to David Brewer [?] by Jesus College for cleaning out Jesus Ditch.

Receipt for choir expenses for the quarter ending 25th September 1865. Includes payment for Mr Brown, the organist; Mr Egar the schoolmaster; 8 boys; Blower; 1/2 dozen collars for Hall and same for Mackley; bedmaker for washing rubber; pens and ruler for schoolroom. Total £32 19s 4s. Dated 25th September and signed. by Eliyah Frisby.

Receipt for £1 11s for Elyah Frisby to attend to the flood gate at the ditch one quarter, for one man to rake out the ditch over 1 1/2 days, and for one man to raise part of the fence at the ditch.

Receipt for 13 shillings paid to Elyah Frisby for attending to the flood gate, 9 shillings for one man over three days for raking [?] out the ditch, and 9 shilling for one man over 3 days for making a drinking place.

Receipt for 18 shillings to be paid to Elyah Frisby, for attending the flood gate at the ditch.

Receipt for 19 shillings to be paid to Elyah Frisby, for attending one quarter the flood gate at the ditch, and for planting a chestnut tree in the close.

Two items, the first being a receipt addressed to the Revd Corrie from Barnet Beales for the purchase of ten grey coats for the choristers, totalling £12 10s. Signed as settled by Barnet Beales on 17 June 1862.
The second is a note detailing charges for the quarter ending 24 June 1862, concerning charges relating to the choir, including coats from the tailor; Mr F Leete, the organist; the choristers; an organ blower; collars; ink and paper; blacking; and a bedmaker. All totals £39 4s. Paid by Elyah Frisby 24 June 1862.

Three items, the first being a note detailing charges for books about music, all totals £10. Paid 20 September 1862.
The second is a receipt addressed to the Jesus College Choir from bookseller Henry Wallis for books, totalling 6s. Paid 13 August 1862.
The third is a note detailing charges for the quarter ending 21 Semtember 1862, concerning charges relating to the choir, including Mr Brown, the organist; the choristers; an organ blower; new music; books for the school room; slates and pencils; and a bedmaker. All totals £33 6s. Paid by Elyah Frisby 24 June 1862.

A note detailing charges for the quarter ending 21 December 1861, concerning charges relating to the choir, including Mr F Leete, the organist; the choristers; a blower; Mr Dawson, who tuned the piano and repaired the organ; collars; paper; blacking; and a bedmaker. All totals £28 2s 6d. Paid by Elyah Frisby. Has a note on the back adding up the charges for this and the following three quarters, totalling £127 7s 6d.

A note detailing charges for the quarter ending Lady Day 1862, concerning charges relating to the choir, including Mr F Leete, the organist; the choristers; an organ blower; collars; ink and paper; blacking; string for the organ; and a bedmaker. All totals £26 14s 6d. Paid by Elyah Frisby 25 March 1862.

A note detailing charges to the college incurred by the chapel, including to Mr Frisby for cleaning the chapel; for a ladder for the chapel; and for Mr and Mrs Leete. All totals £6 10s. Paid by Elyah Frisby.

To Elyah Frisby for cleaning the chapel, £3, 10 s. 0d.

Two items, the first of which is a receipt from the Revd the Master of Jesus College to E Frisby for work done to Jesus ditch, with charges including a chain for fencing, deepening and banking the ditch; paying Mr Lilley for willow; paying Frisby for three journeys and attending to the ditch. All totals £16 5s, from which £10 has already been received. Signed by E Frisby as paid 24 February 1862.
Second item is a small receipt from Mr Frisby to James Lilley for the aforementioned willow, totalling £6 8s. Signed by Lilley as paid 22 February 1862.

Receipt for the payment of £2 8s for cleaning part of the college chapel, paid October 1864. Signed by Elyah Frisby, chapel clerk.