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£1 5s 8d paid to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts and the quarter angle, lighting the lamps, paying for gravel and taking the old gravel out and putting the new in.

Paid £6 4s 4dto William Harvey for maintaining the lamps, courts, cloisters and for evergreen in the Hall.

One bill for £6 7s 10d for lamps, courts, cloisters, and window cleaning. One bill for £5 4d for lamps, courts, cloisters, and washing hall. One bill for £4 19s 4d for lamps, courts, cloisters, and greens. One bill for £5 13s 4d for lamps, courts, cloisters, audits, and bell-rope. Overall £21 13s 10d paid.

A bill for cleaning the cloisters (6s 8d) [struck through], cleaning the courts (6s 8d) and cleaning the side walks (3s), signed by Richard Brett. In a different hand below, there are calculations headed 'Xtmas', 'LDay', 'Midsr' and 'Michs.', totalling £4 8d.

Includes: cleaning the courts (6s 8d); cleaning the cloisters (6s 8d); cleaning the outside of the college (2s); lighting the lamps (10s); paid men for carrying 'the stuf out of the Angel or Quart' (10s); wax and wafers (6s). Total bill amounted to £2 1s 4d and was signed by R Brett. Beneath are draft calculations in a different hand.

Bursar to W Harvey to Michaelmas 1814. Lamps £3 15s; Courts 14s 8d; Cloisters 6s 8d; Grove 10s; one lamp out side-gate £1; cleaning windows £1 11s 6d; Hall washing 4s. Total £8 1s 10d.
Paid 13th May 1815.

Paid £4 19s 4d to William Harvey for: lamps, courts, cloister, evergreen for hall

Paid £8 5s 10d to William Harvey for: lamps, courts, cloisters, man for hall, grove, cleaning windows

Porter's bill for:
Michaelmas term, lamps, courts, cloisters, window cleaning.
Easter term, lamps, courts, cloisters, washing hall.
Lady day, lamps, courts, cloisters, [unclear].
Christmas 1838 Lamps, courts, cloisters, conduit.

William Harvey's porter's bill, for Christmas 1832.

Paid 8s 8d to Richard Brett. For cleaning the corts and cleaning the quarter angle.

Paid 18s 8d to Richard Brett. For cleaning the corts, the quarter angle and lightin the lamps.

Paid £1 3s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the corts, quarterangle, outside the gate, liting the lampes and greenes to stick the hall

A bill for: 'winding up ye Clock' (10s); keeping the courts clean (6s 8d); cleaning the cloisters (6s 8d); a 'Prime Garden Sythe' [scythe] and 'Rubs' (4s). Total bill amounting to £1 7s 4d, signed by Richard Brett.

£3 3s paid to Richard Brett.

Paid 8s 8d to Richard Brett for a quarter's work of cleaning the courts and the quarter angle.

Paid 8s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts and cleaning the quarterangle

Paid 18s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the court and quarter angle and for lighting the lamps.

Received 24th December 1815 of G. Broadrick Esq the sum of £6 16s 8d. Signed by W Harvey.

Paid £5 6s 4d to William Harvey for: lamps, courts, cloisters, audit (ordit)

Paid total of £21 13s 10d to W. Harvey (Porter) for work done from 1828-1829 on lamps, courts, cloisters, window cleaning, hall washing, ever greens, audit.
Signed W Harvey

Paid £4 8s 10d to the porter to pay men for laying and graveling the works. Received on 26th December by Richard Brett.

Paid 8s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts and the quadrangle.

Paid 10s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts, quarteranble, and outside courts.

Paid to William Harvey for looking after the lamps, courts and cloisters.

Porter's bill for work done in 1828: lamps, courts, cloisters, cleaning windows, hall washing, ever greens, audit.
Michaelmas 1828: total £6 11s 10d
Midsummer 1828: total £4 16s 4d
Lady Day 1828: total £4 19s 4d
Christmas 1828: total £5 6s 4d.
Signed W. Harvey (porter)

Paid £1 3s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts, the quarter angle, and the outside of the works, lighting the lamps, and sticking the hall.

Paid 10s to Richard Brett for lighting the lamps.

Paid 11s 8d to Richard Brett. For cleaning the corts, cleaning the quartriangle, cleaning the outside of the workes (sic).

Paid 10s to Richard Brett for lamps.

Payment from Rev. Dickes to Benjamin Diver, Porter, for the porterage of coals and letter bills for the amount of £0 5s 4d

Paid £5 4d, £6 7s 10d, £5 6s 4d and £4 19s 4d for lamps, courts, cloisters, evergreens, cleaning windows, Hall washing and audit. Note on reverse of bill paying listing £4 19s 4d showing each amount paid to Catley was for each of the financial year quarters.

Receipts from J Catley:

Michaelmas 1841, lamps, courts, cloisters, and window cleaning (£6 7s 10d)
Midsummer 1841, lamps, courts, cloisters, washing hall (£5 4d)
Lady Day 184, lamps, courts, cloisters, evergreens (£4 19s 4d)
Christmas 1841, lamps, courts, cloisters, audit (£5 6s 4d)

The total amounting to £21 13s 10d paid in 1841

Paid £9 6s 10d to William Harvey for maintaining lamps, courts, cloisters, grove, cleaning windows, lamp out side gate, Hall weiding?

A bill for cleaning the courts (6s 8d), cleaning the cloisters (6s 8d) and cleaning the side walks (2s), signed by Richard Brett.

Mr Broadrick, Bursar to W. Harvey 1814 end at Lady Day. Lamps £3 15s; Courts 14s 8d; Cloisters 8s 8d; Evergreens near Hall 3s. Total £4 19s 4d.
Signed as received 26th April 1814 by W. Harvey.

A bill for: cleaning the courts (6s 8d); 'a size for the Closters' (6s 8d); cleaning the courts (6s 8d); winding up the clock (10s); 'cleaning the Quarter Angle' (2s); cleaning the wall around the cloisters (1s); cleaning the 'warks' [walks?] (1s 6d); brooms and 'Rubs' for the courts (1s); laying down turf (1s); brooms for the chapel (3s 10d); washing the hall (4s); mops and brooms (2s). Total bill amounts to £1 19s 8d, signed by Rd. Brett.

Paid by the Bursar to the Porter, Richard Brett, 9s 1d for cleaning the courts, the quarter angle and one side of the gate (March 1770) and paid by the Bursar to the Porter, Richard Brett, 8s 8d for cleaning the courts and the quarter angle (March 1770). Paid by the Bursar to the Porter, Richard Brett 17s for cleaning the courts, the quarter angle and the marks outside of the college, as well as the purchase of a mop and plow (October 1770). Paid by the Bursar to Richard Brett 8s 8d for keeping the courts (30th July 1770).

Paid 18s 8d to Richard Brett for a quarter's work of cleaning the cloisters and the quarter angle and lighting the lamps.

Paid £2 13s 6d to Richard Brett for work done by the porter in the garden.

Paid 19s 10d to Richard Brett for two quarter's work of cleaning the quarter angle, and one quarter's work of cleaning the courts and cleaning the outside works.

Paid 10s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning courts, quarterangle and outside of College

Two receipts of 10s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts, quarter angle and the outside of the gate, dated 9 July, and 13 October 1779, and one receipt of 18s 8d to Richard Brett for lighting the lamps, and cleaning the courts and quarter angle dated 24 December 1778.

Paid to Richard Brett. For cleaning the corts, for the quarter angle, cleaning the outside of the gates, liten the lamps, 4 years wax and wafers, cleaning the outside walkes and greenes in the hall.

Records and ephemera from the Porter's Lodge

Paid 10s to Richard Brett for looking after the lamp for a quarter.

Paid 7s to Richard Brett for washing the cloisters and brooms and mops (1773). Paid 12s 8d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts, quarter angle, and outside walk and sticking the hall (1773). Paid 10s to Richard Brett for lighting the lamps (1773). Paid £1 4s 2d to Richard Brett for lighting the lamps, cleanin gthe courts and quarter angle, and gravel and laying gravel (1774). Paid £1 6s 10d to Richard Brett for cleaning the courts, quarter angle and sidewalks, trimming the trees in the grove and wax for the ceiling (1773). All dated 4th October.

Consists of letters between William Glazier (assistant for fellows' affairs, Salk Institute) and Leroy Snyder (managing editor, Portal) on Synder inviting Bronowski and other fellows to contribute.