Rec’d February 28th 1846 of the Rev'd., the Bursar of Jesus College the sum of 2s 6d for BA Commencement in Jan' 7 last. Signed Mr. M. Johnson (Senate House Keeper)
Johnson, M.Receipt from M. Johnson, Senate House keeper, acknowledging receipt of 2s 6d. for B.A. commencement.
Johnson, M.Receipt for two year salary for attending to the timber and underwoods at Horne Court Estate from Michaelmas 1862 to Michaelmas 1864. Total of £12 12s and signed by William Herring. Also signed by Dr Corrie, the Master. Pencil annotation on top of receipt saying this was to be charged to Dead College [account].
Herring, WilliamReceipt 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.
Frisby, ElyahA receipt for the payment of 16s to Sarah Holliday, for attending the college clock during one quarter.
Holliday, SarahA receipt for the payment of 16s to Sarah Holliday, for attending the college clock during one quarter.
Holliday, SarahA receipt for the payment of 16s to Sarah Holliday, for attending the college clock during one quarter.
Holliday, SarahA receipt for the payment of 16s to Sarah Holliday, for attending the college clock during one quarter.
Holliday, SarahReceipt 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.
Frisby, ElyahReceipt for 18 shillings to be paid to Elyah Frisby, for attending the flood gate at the ditch.
Frisby, ElyahReceipt 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.
Frisby, Elyah25th of March 1846
Received of the Bursar of Jesus College the sum of Five Founds Five Shillings [£5 5s 5d], being the annual donation to the Parish of All Saints.
[Signed]
Robert Ellis, Richard Billington; Churchwardens
A receipt for 'Court keeping', signed by Beaumont Prior on behalf of his father. The bill includes: 2 bottles of port, 2 bottles of brandy, 1lb of tobacco, 1/2lb of sugar, 3 lemons and 3 empty bottles, amounting to 11s.
Prior, BeaumontReceipt for a years subscription to the fund for the relief of poor widows and orphans of clergymen in the Diocese of Ely. Sum of £3 3s 0d. Given by the Master of Jesus College and signed by Sam Reed for the Revd Edward Addison, Treasurer.
Addison, EdwardReceipt for the subscription to the Hall Schools at Over for the sum of £25 to the Master of Jesus College.
Warren, CharlesReceipt of payment for a new window. Sum of £0 11s 9d. Signed by H. Beaumont
Beaumont, HenryHandwritten receipt for £1 10s paid to install a new gate and fix two fence posts on an unnamed estate.
Ambrore, W. C.Confirmation of a cheque drawn by Brooke for £22 11s 6d.
BrookeBill for "1 plain Broom" and "Slarin"(?), (£9 2s) and 1 "Bamcler"(?) (£1 9s).
W. Eaden Lilly & Co."Examining for cause of stoppage of water in 2nd & 3rd floor Lavatories & taking off stop cock from cistern cleaning & repairing with new washer & refixing." The total was 8s 3d.
Heeps Willard & CompanyIn contrast to earlier reports in 1915, this term only has three tenants: Cochrane, Clifford and Chettle.
St. Quintin Son & StanleyReceipt for payment of the Poor Rate and General Rate from the City of London. Total amount received was £16 15s 10d.
City of LondonTotal was £10 8s, which was paid by Quinton, Sons & Stanley on behalf of Jesus College.
City of LondonWater receipt for college property in London paid by St. Quintin Sons and Stanley. Total amount received was £14 19s 6d.
Metropolitan Water Board, Accountant's Department"Received the sum of £4 19s 6d."
Metropolitan Water Board, Accountant's DepartmentTotal was £1 4s 10d.
Metropolitan Water Board, Accountant's DepartmentTotal amount insured by the Law Union & Rock Insurance Company Limited was £2050. The premium was £13 16s 9d.
Law Union & Rock Insurance Company LimitedReceipt for "Rehanging sashes on staircase with new best lines" and paid by St. Quintin Sons and Stanley. Total amount received was 7s 3d.
Heeps Willard & CompanyTotal was 7d.
Gas Light and Coke CompanyTotal was 1s 2d.
Gas Light and Coke CompanyReceipt for 60 Aldermanbury for 10s and paid by St. Quintin Son & Stanley on behalf of the college.
Gas Light and Coke CompanyGas receipt for college property in London paid by St. Quintin Sons and Stanley. Total amount received was £7 10s.
Gas Light and Coke CompanyReceipt for 60 Aldermanbury for £16 15s 9d and paid by St. Quintin Son & Stanley on behalf of the college.
City of LondonPoor rate and general rate receipt for college property in London paid by St. Quintin Sons and Stanley. Total amount received was £17 4s 1d.
St. Quintin Son & StanleyProperty & Income Tax for the year 1845, ending 5th April 1846.
1st moiety; The Revd. Osmond Fisher, Jesus College; £0 8s 2d
1846 - Paid to Richard Rowe, collector.
Fisher, OsmondReceipt confirming Turner received from the Rev. Dr French the sum of £5 3s as per his bill.
Turner, J.Receipt confirming J. Goode and Sons received from the Rev. Dr French the sum of £5 11s 3d for work done at Jesus College in Michaelmas 1840.
J. Goode and SonsBank receipt with payment for £196 7s 3d from Fosters, bankers, Cambridge.
Letter from the commissioners for the enclosure, giving the sums they have for farms belong to Jesus College.
Richards Farm, Roland Farm, Land held by Mr Cotton.
From Pemberton & Hirower (?) to Dr. Rev. French
Receipt of check in amount of 114.15.8 from the Rev.
Return of Hodgson's Lease- cites the lease of Mr. Clayton which the Rev. spoke to Mr. Pemberton about, stating that a Mr. Hazard called upon Mr. Hirower from Mr. Truslove. Mr. Hazard stated that when Mr. Truslove wrote to the Rev. about the agreement with the land certain stipulations were made (approved by a Mr. Woolley). The writers of the letter say that the Company have not agreed to any part of this, and it is being treated as a disputed claim and the money is currently being held in the possession of the Court. They state that either party is at liberty to summon a jury and until this is done the money will remain in the possession of the Court.
Note from M Crofts, saying that he presents his Counpts(?) to the Master of jesus College and begs him to acknowledge the receipt of £3 4s, due to Croft as one of the Barnaby Lectureres for this year ending June 1831. Noted Christ Colllege, July 14 1832.
Croft, Mr.