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Paid 100 pounds to Arthur Westmorland for four compositions, each 25 pounds: Le Gros, Mullens, Leymans (shared with Mr Gibson) and Mr Gordon's LLB composition (shared with Mortlock).

Receipt for chimney-sweeping work carried out in college between December 1878 and September 1879, in the Porter's Lodge, Buttery, Servants Hall, Chapel, Hall, Lecture Rooms and Combination. Totally £2. Signed by W. Kirkup.

Note confirming that Dr. Westmoreland had paid Charles Deeks £13 for W. Cuthbert's pension this quarter. Signed by Charles Deeks

Receipt for payment of land tax for the farm at Steeple Morden, amounting to £14 15s and 6d

Letter from H G Filch, signed by Arthur Westmoreland about difficulties finding tenants this Michaelmas for the farms, with two still left with no prospects of tenants. He was offered 17s per acre last Friday for land at Hundon, did not feel it was enough, hopes the bidder could be induced to give 20s per acre and could be satisfied with the receiver expecting £5. Buyer would take a twelve year lease. Asks for a response to know what do to.

A letter from Haines to Dr Westmorland detailing the charges covered by the enclosed £214 0s 0d cheque, including for Land Tax, Income Tax, County Fire Office, Horne Schools. The Letter notes that according to the arrangement other charges will be settled when Horne is visited. Is noted as being Horne of Sussex rather than Surrey as an earlier receipt had it. A postscript noting that no changes are allowed for this year.

Signed by Westmorland.

Letter informing the Master of Jesus College that MA composition for Leathes was paid to the Bursar's account. Amount totals £25. Signed by Arthur Westmorland.

Receipt for payment of £62 15s from Dr Westmorland for the construction of buildings. Signed by Grant Sovy.

Receipt for the repairs done to Jesus fence, total of 5s, paid to Mr Newman.

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

Note confirming that Dr. Westmoreland had paid Charles Deeks £13 for W. Cuthbert's pension for quarter ending Lady Day (Wednesday, 25 March). Signed by Charles Deeks

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.

1. Bill for master and fellows of Jesus College to William Wallis, linen draper, for 150 yards of bleached finer 'huckerback' for pensioners tables, totalling £29 1s 3d.
2. A Westmorland paid Mary Summers for making and marking 24 table cloths for the pensioners table, 16s.

12 items relating to charitable donations made by Jesus College:

1. Cheque for £3 3s donated to the Clergy Widows and Orphans Society, signed by Robert Mann 27th November 1880.
2. Cheque for £5 5s paid by "Rev. A. S. Crusford", 3rd November 1880.
3. Cheque for £5 5s paid by Dr. Westmorland, 2nd October 1880.
4. Receipt for a donation of £5 5s paid by Dr. Westmorland to the "Old Schools of Cambridge", dated 14th October 1880.
5. Receipt for the payment of £2 by the college bursar to "the Schools of Stow cum Quay", 1st May 1880.
6. Cheque for £2 2s paid to Revd. W. Dixon, 7th October 1880. Signed W. Looker.
7. Note of thanks written on paper headed "The Morden Vicarage, Royston". Note thanking the recipient for donating "two guineas" "towards our Fairchial(?) Schools", signed by Walter Bouchier.
8. Receipt for the payment of 10 guineas donated as a year's "subscription" to Addenbrooke's Hospital, 30th September 1880. Signed by Gilbert Oicuslic(?).
9. Cheque for £3 3s paid to "the Cambridge Storre & for Nurses", signed by Robert Mann, 15th January 1880.
10. Receipt for the donation of £1 as subscription to "the Higher Grade School", signed by Walter Slack, Treasurer. Dated 7th June 1880.
11. Cheque for £5 5s donated to "the Cambridge Penal Refuge". Signed by Robert Mann, 29th September 1880.
12. Cheque for £5 5s donated to the "Cambs Agricultural Society". Signed by Robert Mann, 1st June 1880.

Various receipts including Parish of St. Andrew the Less:

(a) Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £800 from Xmas 1881 to Xmas 1882, £2 8s 0d;

(b) Income Tax receipt for the parish of St. Andrews the Less, for Farm House & Land, Hills Rd, received by J. A. Mayes on 3 March 1882, totalling £11 5s 6d, collected by S. J. Fulcher;

(c); Receipt 'Mr. Moyes Order, Station Farm, to John Ellis, For Work done according to Order repairing titles on Shed damaged by the Storm + Cottage + Chimney, 8 Dec 1881 - 15 Feb 1881, totalling £8 7s 11d, paid by John Ellis 10 March 1882, Itemised list includes: 12 Days Bricklayer and Labourer £4 14s 6d; 20 Bushells of Lime £0 12s 6d; 200 Pantiles, 2 [ridge?] tiles £0 18s 9d; 26 ft of Board for front of shed £0 4s 6d; 6 ft of 7 x 1 1/4, £0 1s 3d; window in [?] place £0 4s 6d; 40 ft of featheredge board, 4 ft of 11 x 1/2, £0 4s 9d; 2 lb of nails and Carpenter time £0 3s 8d; 3 pieces of rail, 5 ft long, 4 x 1 1/4, 1 piece of rail, 6 ft lon, nails + time, £0 3s 6d; 1 piece of glass for coudron[?] 21 x 13- beads round £0 2s 6d; 3 pieces of Glass, 2 ft x 8 1/2, one new bar to door + time, £0 3s 6d; 200 Beads + Camb blacke for mortar £0 12s 0 d.