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Paid £31 14s 4 1/2d to Mr Raynes, received by Dickinson Hastall. For work at the Grove including: watering trees, tradesmen bills and ale.

A bill for a chaise 'courtkeeping' at Gravely (15s) and for duty (3s). Total bill amounted to 18s, signed by Wm. Cowling.

Paid £45 5s to Mr Raynes on account of the Grove.

A bill for bricklayers' work done in the college between July 1782 and March 1783, divided up into sections. For work done to the Master's Lodge and gardens in opening a cesspool and making a 'dorm' and Vault, including: labour costs (various); 20 bushels of lime (11s 8d); 1 load of sand (2s); 16 bushels of 'grinder[?] dust' for the Master's yard (2s); bricks (£2 9s 6d); 2 bundles of fir lath and nails (6s); 16 bushels of hair (9s 4d); 5 'hods' of brick morter (1s 8d). For 'worke done to the kitchen coper[copper]', including: labour costs; 5 hods of brick mortar (2s 2d); 60 bricks (1s 6d). For work done to the cloister court in making a drain and 'cleaning Rubish', including: labour costs; 'a jobb in Mr Corterbodies' staircase (1s). For work done to the buttress chimnies, including: labour costs; 24 bushels of lime (14s); 1 load of sand (2s); bricks (£2 5s); repairing the walls in the buttress and labour costs (£1 6s); 13 bushels of hair (7s 7d); tiles (4s 6d). For work done to the buttress and 'jobing' in College, including: 1 bundle of fir laths and nails (3s); bricks (5s). For work done on the wall near the kitchen, including: 1 'hod' of hair morter and 30 bricks (1s 3d); bricks (12s); 1 1/2 bundle of fir laths and nails (4s 6d); plastering a wall (1s 7d); 'a jobb in an Empty Room' (1s 6d). For repairing the tiling over 'the Gateway', including: labour costs; tiles (4s 6d); brick morter (2s 4d); hair morter (1s 6d); 30 bushels of lime (17s 6d); sand (4s). The total bill amounted to £22 5s 9d, and was signed by Margaret Forster.

A bill for 'Courtkeeping' at Gravely, includes: 3 bottles of port (7s); 1lb of tobacco (4s); 3 bottles (9d). Signed 'For Father pr. Jos. Prior'.

Paid £10 10s to R Raynes for use of the Garden

A bill for glazier's work, divided into sections, includes: 20 square crown of glass for Mr Mathew's staircase (19s 1d); cleaning the windows in the Combination (1s); soldering the lead in the Fellow's garden (15s); 1 bushel of charcoal (1s 4d); labour costs (various); a new bucket, leather and clack for the pump in the Tree Court (4s); soldering the lead next to the Fellows Garden and the leads over the Hall (8s 1 1/2d). The total bill amounted to £3 11s 1/2d, signed by Robert Painter.

A bill for glazier's work, divided into sections, includes: new lead for the masons (6s 10 1/2d); 1 square of crown glass for the lamp in Mr Bonney's staircase (8d); new lead for the cloister (6s 10 1/2d); 'for Rosin' (3d); new lead for a pipe in the Fellow's Garden (2s 6d); labour costs (various); new lead for 5 foot of old glass in Mr Bonney's staircase (1s 3d); new lead to the roof over Whitehead's room (12s); money received for old lead (various sums); new lead to the gutter in the cloister (£2 10s); putting up, taking down and cleaning the lamps in the cloisters (4s); new lead for the roof over the kitchens (£1 7s 8 1/2d). The total bill amounted to £17 16s 7 1/2d, signed by Robert Painter.

A bill for glazier's work, divided into sections, includes: 4 square of crown glass (4s 1d); repairing 4 foot of old glass (8d); 6 quares of glass (7 1/4d); labour costs (various); 10 foot of old glass repaired in Mr Turritt's staircase (1s 8d); 4 square of glass and cleaning the windows in Mr Turritt's staircase (2s 4d); a new leather to the bucket and a new 'Clack' to the box for the Pump in the 'Tree Court' (3s 6d); 3 quares of glass for the chapel (3 3/4d); 1 square of glass for the lamp in Mr Matthews staircase (1s); 2 squares of crown for the Porter's lamp (2s). The total bill amounted to 17s 8d, signed by Robert Painter.

A bill for glazier's work, divided into sections, includes: labour costs (various sums); new lead for the masons (11s 4 1/2d); solder for the leads (£1 5s 5d); new lead for the gutters in the cloisters (£2 18s 4d); money received for old lead; 7 foot of old glass and lead for the library staircase (2s 11d); leading 8 foot of old glass in the empty rooms next to the first court (3s 4d); repairing 3 foot of old glass (6d); 1 square of crown glass in 'Vades' staircase (1s 3d); new lead for the pipes in cloister (15s 8d); 9 foot of old glass and new lead for the Hall (2s 3d); 8 foot of new crown square glass for the 'buttris' (11s 8d); putty for 2 casements (6d); crown glass for the staircase lamps (2s); crown glass for the porters' lamp (7d); 12 quares of glass for the kitchen (1s 3d). The total bill amounted to £24 15s 9 1/4d. Fixed beneath is the receipt for money paid by the bursar, signed by Robert Painter.

Paid to William Cowling for chaise courtkeeping and saddle horse (first installment) and paid to R Raynes for chaise, horse-hire, postillion, hostler and turnpikes (second installment)

Francis Hodson's bill to the Rev. Mr. Raynes, for printing 500 receipts for College rents and for quarto writing paper. The bill in the hand of either Mr. Hodson or Mr. Raynes, signed for £0.9.0 received "for father by me Edwd. Hodson".

Paid 15s to Mr Raynes for preaching a vacant preacher's course.

A receipt for the payment of 18s to Ann Harper for washing the College linen. Signed by Harper.

Paid ER Raynes £4 5s for visitors, fellows, scholars and lecturer

Paid £2 to E. R. Raynes as stipend.

Paid £2 17s 6d to R.R. Raynes for the expenses of his journey to London.