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Paid £19 10s 3d to Robert Ellis for plumbing and glazing work from 1828-1829. Including fixing the leads on the college roofs, crown glass and lamps for staircases and bedrooms, new basin for water closet in the Master's Lodge, lights mending and putting in, crown glass for the bedroom and nursery there, work done in the Hall and Combination room such as cleaning windows, crown glass and repairing the pump in the Kitchen, glass lamps, guttering, new lead, new wall hooks in the Porter's Lodge, pump in court repairing and new leather to bucket box for backyard pump, work done at the Crown (Inn) in Jesus Lane, etc.
Signed Robert Ellis

Paid £11 1d to Robert Ellis for plumbing and glazing in College. Includes payments for crown glass, repairing a lamp, mild leadwork, copper, solder for work done at the Master's Lodge and value of old lead he took away; glass new leaded, small squares of glass, crown glass in the Chapel; squares of crown glass, new bucket and leathers to pump and work to them in the kitchen; cleaning Combination Room windows; square glass for staircase A, crown glass for staircase B, sheet lead flashings to chimneys, 6ft of 3w inch wallpipe, two men repairing pipeheads etc, solder to leads, nails, square glass, buttress, pieces of lead on lamp ironwork, cleaning the Hall windows, repairing glass, 5ft of glass repaired on Hall staircase, square glass for cow lane.

£18 8s. 0d.
Bill for plumbing and glazing the chapel, the hall and combination room, the kitchen, the courts and the masters lodge

Invoice from Jesus College to Robert Ellis for plumbing and glazing work done to the college between July 19 1831 and Oct 6 1832. Includes installing piping in the chapel, cleaning and repairing glass in the hall, buttery and combination room, installing lead pipe and grate to sink in kitchen, mending and maintaining glass laps in the courts, installing lead sheets and wall piping in the cloisters, repairing the pump ihe Master's Lodge, repairing the garden pump. Total of £8 9s 4d.

Receipt recived of the Rev De French the sum of £8 9s 4d as per college bill for plumbing and glazing work. Signed Robert Ellis & Son.

Invoice from Robert Ellis to Jesus College for plumbing and glazing work done in the college from 14th of December 1830 to 27th of Octover 1831. Includes cleaning windows, painting glass, gas lamps, repairing the pump, repairing the water closet, repairing valves. Total of £10 6s 9d.

Receipt recieved of the Revd Dr French the sum of £10 6s 9d as per college bill for plumbing and glazing work. Signed Robert Ellis.

Receipt for plumbing work done to the college. Includes cost of laying on water from the Water Company main to all the staircases, buttery and kitchen. Also includes cost of stop and bib taps, iron boxes, lead sinks and flashings, lead pipes, waste pipes and grates. Total cost £81 10s and dated 28th November [? date written over top of another month] 1865.

Receipt for £2 16s 0d addressed to Mr Bond for providing and fixing piping and providing a flushing cistern on Fitzroy Street. Paid on 26th February

Receipt for plumbing work done by Favell and Ellis. Items billed include: laying [?] on the water from the front gate to the water closets including all lead pipes; cocks; water meter; plumbers labour and bricklayers in opening the ground and repouring as per estimate; estimate for iron pipes; hydrant from the front gate to the middle of the court. Amount totals £38 5s. Work done on 3rd November 1855. Signed by Robert Ellis.

Receipt addressed to the Bursar, Jesus College, Cambridge from George C. Smith, Plumber, Decorator and General House Repairer
For work done on:
East House Greenhouse
Summer House Fellows' Garden
Entrance Gates
The Gun
Mr Duke's Rooms

Total: £44; 2s; 6d

Receipt for plumbing and other work to the college. Work to the college chapel: re-leading one window light, including adding 27 glass quarries and fixing in the light. Refixing and unstopping rainwater pipe in South Transept; unstopping rainwater pipe next to the Close. Fixing and puttying the window light. To the chapel tower: setting up lead work for masons to the parapet and making good again; making three small lead lights to go over tower doors; work to apron under and flashing over clock.

Work to the Hall, Combination Room and Buttery: repairing the window in the Buttery cellar with 4 glass quarries; cleaning windows in the Combination Room and Hall.

Work to the College Kitchens: fixing patent ventilators with pulleys, cords and screws, re-leading and puttying two window lights over the ventilator door. Regrinding and regulating ball tap; one square of glass in the Larder and one in the kitchen; new valve to ball tap over stoves; cleaning all windows; one square of sheet glass in ventilator.

Work to the courts and buildings: cleaning out all the gutters; one sidepane to the court gas lamp. One front and three top panes of glass to E. staircase lamp and repairing tinwork. Mending rain waterpipe next to Master's garden. Two squares of glass to Shoe Place; unstopping and correcting Fellows' and Servants' water closets. One square of glass to Lecture Room C; cleaning windows in Lecture Room next to Hall. Correcting apparatus in Servants' water closet; thawing pump and closets and correcting mass chain to Fellow's water closets. One square of glass to E. landing. Thawing a number of pipes over the winter. Cleaning windows in School Room. Cleaning snow out of gutters. Cleaning windows in Lecture Room D. Work to water closets after frost: fixing two new white basins; fixing roof with lead; two new valve leathers; thawing closets. One square of glass to School Room, Servant's Hall, Library and Lecture Room D. New joint to tin work, two side panes and one bottom pane to the Gate gas lamp. Glass for the staircase lamps. Work to Fellows and Servants water closets, including new vales and balls. New square of glass for the Lecture Hall. More work to water closets after frost damage. More glass to lamps and staircases, cleaning windows in Boys School. Repairing rain water pipe next to the Close. Repairing windows in Mr King's room, which were cracked and letting in rain. Mending pipe in Porters' Lodge that was broken by the carpenters. Work to the urinal in the Porters' Lodge. More glass, window cleaning. Soldering cracks in the roof over the Porters' Lodge. Fixing windows in the staircase next to the chapel. More work to water closets. Laying sheet lead onto the roof over staircase A. 1st Court; soldering cracks in the roof next to the close. Unstopping rainwater pipes next the close.

In the Master's Lodge: repairing ball tap and other work to the garden water closet.

Also includes an abstract which lists the cost broken down by work to the chapel; the Buttery, Hall and Combination Room; the Kitchen; the courts, rooms and buildings; the Master's Lodge. Total payment £28 2s 1d. Dated 28th November 1965 and signed by Favell and Ellis.

Receipt addressed to the Bursar, Jesus College, Cambridge from George C. Smith, Plumber, Decorator and General House Repairer

For work done on 5, 6, 16, 17, 18 and 25 Malcolm Street
6, 7 Jesus Terrace
3-9 Portland Place

Total: £117; 15s; 3d

Bill for plumbing and glazing work done by Favell & Ellis. Work done between 3 November 1855 and 24 October 1856 to: courts and buildings, chapel, College hall and combination room, and kitchen. Items billed for courts and buildings include: 1 square of glass in landing window 1st Court D; To the lead roof over the combination room and roof over the porter's lodge building labour 2 days 2 men to repairing and soldering leadwork; 39 lbs of plumbers solder to all the work; To school room repairing leadwork– 3 small squares of glass 1/6 1 large pane 2/3; To window in H stair case; 10 3/4 ft new leading the glass and cementing; 1 casement repairing leadwork; 4 ft 4 in of glass releading and cementing; 32 quarries of glass to ditto; 3 iron bars and putty to casement and lights; Work taking out window and refixing; 2 sides of glass in gas lamp and work; Work 2 men attending to all the water closets during the frost and pumps; Work two men 3/4 of a day correcting closets 5/7 copper wire. Brass screw & joints; New white bason with copper font[?] & screws; 1 square of glass to gas lamp (over gateway); Work 2 men attending to the water closets during the frost and correcting after- 1 1/2 days 1 plumber & labour, copper wire; 3/4 day 1 plumber; To roof over Mr Westmorland, 3 lb of solder; 1/2 a day 1 plumber & labourer; gas lamps 1st court 3 squares of glass; To roof over Porters Lodge work 2 days 2 men soldering & repairing lead work; milled lead to ridge & parapet; 11 1/2 lb of plumbing solder, hooks & nails; Gas lamp 1 side square of glass; 1 square of glass to mending window Pump staircase; Work 1/2 day 1 plumber & labour to unstopping rain water pipe in 3rd court & carting mormire [?] from pumps; Porters Knife Place 1 square of glass; To yard by servants closets 19 1/2 feet of 3/4 pipe; bromoled [?] from cistern to urinal; Stop cock with spanner, pipe hooks & nails; Solder to 4 joints; 2 ft of 1/2 in pipe; 22 lb of lead flashing; Labour to fitting up & fixing 2 1/4 days 1 man & labour; 1 square of glass to landing window Cr 1st Court; To gas lamp 3rd Court 5 panes of glass & work; To cleaning out all the roof gutters & leads; To gas lamp 1st court 1 pane & 1 pane over gateway; 3 panes of glass to D & F staircase & servants hall; To stable yard pump new leathers & work; 1 square of glass in Porters Lodge & 1 in stair case; To gas lamp 3rd court 1 side square of glass; To closets 1 new brass valve & [?] with screws; Solder to 2 joints, copper wire; Work 1/4 day 1 plumber & labour to ditto & correcting [?]; 1 square of glass to landing window A staircase; To roof gutter over the lodge bedroom & passage, 1 piece of lead, 9 lb of plumbers solder, Labour 1 day 2 men to ditto; Labour 3/4 of a day 2 men to cleaning out all the gutters & pipes; 3 squares of glass D & E staircase & Shoe Place; Work to cleaning out Cloyster [sic] gutters; To gas lamp 1st in the Cloysters [sic] 1 side glass; Ditto 1st Court 1 Top square of glass. Items billed for chapel include: 1 square of glass 12"x11" to north lancet windows & puttying lights; To roof & gutters on the tower 1 day 2 men; 12 lb of plumbing solder to mending gutters & leadwork; Work 1/2 day 2 men; 7 lb of solder; 1 square of glass & work to lancet windows; To side isle [sic] new stained glass fixing in; 3/4 of a day 2 men; 2 iron bars copper bands etc.; To south transept window. part blown in; 8 1/2 ft releading & cementing, 26 quarries; Work 1/2 a day 2 men with ladders fixing [?] etc.; 1/4 of a day 2 men cleaning gutters to roof & side isle [sic]; To side isle [sic] new stained glass window 3/4 - 2 men; 6 brass bars, copper bands & solder. Items billed for hall and combination room include: To the Hall Oriel window 2 lights releading; 8 ft of glass, cementing; releading cock & scroll; work taking out & refixing; 6 squares of glass to ditto; 4 lights releading & cementing; releading stained glass; work taking out & fix; 6 squares of glass in ditto; Cleaning windows after pointing & soldering bands; 1 square of glass & work in hall; To cleaning the Combination Room & Gyp Room windows; 3 squares of glass in Buttery; Combination Room 1 square of flashed glass 22x15 & work; Hall 2 squares of glass & repairing leadwork; To cleaning all the windows; To Cupola Vane. 3/4 1 man with ladders assisting the whitesmith taking down to repair and refixing again. Items billed for kitchen include: 2 quarries lights releading & cementing 8 1/2 lb; 18 quarries, work taking out & fixing in; 1 casement releading & fixing in iron frames; quarries, work stopping in quarries to light; Mending leadwork to coppers, 1 man & labour; 1 lb of solder, 3 lb of lead; labour 1 1/2 days 1 plumber & labour taking old lead off copper and relaying new; To cleaning all the kitchen & larder windows. Amount totals £26 17s 10d. Signed by Robert Ellis.

Paid £38 10s 9 3/4d to Robert Painter. For: glass, casting and weights, taking up old lead, new lead, solder to leads and labour.

Paid £1 3s 2 1/4d to Robert Painter. For: glass, new lead for flashes, labour, putting up and taking down lamps.

Paid to Robert Painter £26 9s 3 3/4d. For lead, solder, clap and workmen.

Bill for plumbing work undertaken at the college over a year, addressed to the Bursar of Jesus College and paid to Favell and Ellis, Plumbers etc. Total payment of £21 4s 7d. Includes payment for cleaning out gutters; laying and repairing leadwork on college chapel roof and cost of cast lead (minus the credit for the old lead). Also for relaying flashing in the hall cupola, including cost of nails; cleaning windows in combination room and college hall; repairing windows in the buttery, including cost of glass, putty, casement pinning, banding and iron frame. Also for the college kitchens: releading and cementing window casement, including cost of casement, pinning, putty, banding and glass; putting a new valve on the ball tap; cleaning windows. For the college rooms and buildings: repairing window to lecture room number 3 after being broken by wind; new glass in windows of late Palmer's rooms; relaying lead and soldiering to roof over A and B staircase after storms; cleaning gutters; repairing roof over I staircase and stopping leaks; new glass in Porter's Lodge; lead flashing and soldering over I staircase and room of north west building; thawing pumps and packing in manure; repairing closets after frost, including new lead pipe (minus credit of old pipe), ball tap, copper ball, solder, copper wire and leather valve; new valves to garden pump; repairing landing windows; cleaning windows in school room, lecture rooms and servants hall; repairing pipes to servants closets; repairing back yard pump; relaying lead and soldering on roof of staircase B; putting new glass in lamp over front gate; taking up servants' closets for bricklayers to make a drain; new white basin in servants' closet; glazing new sash in Oldham, Edward, Corfield and Fleetwood's rooms; lead gutters over cloisters; new glass in porter's lodge and staircase L. Also includes abstract where the totals for the chapel; buttery, hall and combination room; college kitchens; courts, rooms and buildings are totalled. Dated 14th November 1864 and signed by H. W. Ellis for Favell and Ellis.

Bill from Favell Ellis & Kirkman, Sanitary Engineers, Decorators &c. addressed to the Bursar, Jesus College.

Jan
1st: To account rendered (£111; 9s; 10d)
22nd: 2 new square glass (14s; 4d)
29th: Chapel; Repairing 2 W.C. cisterns, fitting and fixing new copper ball, oiling and regulating (£2; 9s)
Buttery; Putting in new square of R plate glass (3s; 8d)

February
5th: East House; Cutting out leaking pipe over housemaids sink; preparing and fixing new, and repairing tap. Repairing cistern to W.C. in Bathroom, oiling and regulating. (£6; 10s; 6d)
Opening ground next to back yard wall, finding water pipe, cutting off and blanking (11s)
12th: East House; Fixing new cistern to servant’s W.C. as per estimate (£5; 17s; 6d)

Page carried forward (£127; 15s; 10d)

12th: To 2nd Court Student’s W.C.s; Disconnecting vacuum, flushing cistern taking to pieces, cleaning, painting inside and out, repairing copper cylinder and ball valve, re-fitting and re-fixing (£3; 15s; 4d)

19th: Chapel Court archway lamp; 2 new squares of glass (7s; 6d)
Cloister lamp; 1 new square of glass (5s; 3d)
Porter’s Lodge; 2 new square glass (7s; 4d)
Buttery; 3 new squares of R plate and 1 new square of clear class (14s; 7d)
VI Chapel Court Gibling and Adams; new square of glass (3s; 6d)
26th: V and VI Chapel Court; Opening ground, cutting away brickwork, cutting out stop tapes and burst water pipe, preparing new pipe re-trimming, repairing and re-fixing stop taps and draining taps, fixing new pipe, making good brickwork (£7; 17s; 6d)

March
19th: Chapel Court; Exterior painting as per estimate (£136)
Buttery; new square R plate in door (12s; 5d)

Page carried forward (£277; 19s; 3d)

19th: North House; Repairing lead lined pantry sink (12s; 7d)
24th: II Chapel Court; Hamilton 1 new square glass, Allison 2 new square glass (5s; 3d)

April
2nd: I, III, IV and VI Chapel Court; putting in new sash cords (£2; 3s)
16th: IV Chapel Court; New square glass on staircase (3s; 4d)
30th M. Mr Charlesworth K. R.; 2 new squares glass, 1 new circular head (£1; 3s; 3d)
P. Storey K.R.; new square glass (6s; 4d)

Final total of (£282; 13s)

Added notes:
2nd October 1920: Mr Mannering K.R.; Papering pantry (£18; 18s)

Updated total (£301; 11s)

Favell Ellis & Kirkman, Sanitary Engineers, Decorators &c. Bill addressed to the Bursar, Jesus College

1920
Oct 2: K Room. Washing, stopping and distempering ceiling. Stripping, preparing and re-papering walls. Cleaning and varnishing woodwork. Staining and varnishing floor (£18; 18s)

1921
June 30: For Mr Whitley; Decorating (£24;6s)

July 7: O. Mr Pars; Decorating (£13;18)

Aug 4: Taking down wood dresser and casing in G. R. Cutting out burst pipe, preparing and fixing new pipe, and making all good (£2; 4s; 6d)
Glazing: C 2 new squares; L 5 new squares; O 1 new square; Hall stairs 1 new square;
Chapel Court II 1 new square; Waterhouse Bld 11 new squares (£1; 6s; 3d)

Aug 11: Chapel Court IV reparing lead sink. Chapel Court V Repairing WC cistern (18s; 9d)

Sep 29: Students WCs 2nd Court. Taking down casings, taking out 2 defective WC cisterns, blanking supplies, taking cisterns to pieces, cleaning, painting inside and out, repairing, re-fitting, and re-fixing making good casings etc. Repairing valves to other cisterns oiling and regulating (£5; 16s; 6d)
Chapel Court V. Repairing cistern to WC top floor (10s; 3d)

Oct 6: Men-servants’ WCs. Repairing cistern and searching for leakage. 0. (16s; 6d)

Final total: £68; 14s; 9d

Cheque paid October 20ths 1921

Payment of £27 17s 10d to Shallow and Coleman for plumbing to the college. Includes payments for glass quarries for the college chapel, glass and quarries for the Buttery and college hall, glass for gas lamps; new building; hall stair case; Porter's Lodge; the empty room taken by G. Walker; the library and shoe place; Layton's rooms; late Armstrong's room, window cleaning in the Combination Room and kitchen, lead, bell gate and trap for the Buttery, repairs to the lead in the college kitchen, work to new stove cisterns in the kitchen, new lead for kitchen sink, work to kitchen boiler, work to court pump, work to water closets, work to late Gibson's room, cleaning chapel roof and gutters, cleaning school room and lecture room windows, work to pump in back yard, repairing scullery window and plumbing work to the Master's Lodge. Includes payments for plumbing solder, lead pipe, iron rod, copper wire, putty, ball levers and screws. Signed by H. M. Ellis.

Bill from Favell Ellis & Kirkman, Sanitary Engineers, Decorators &c. addressed to the Bursar, Jesus College.

October:
2nd: K.R; Washing, stopping and distempering ceiling. Stripping, preparing and re-papering walls. Cleaning and varnishing woodwork. Staining and varnishing floor. (£18; 18s)

Added to accounts: (£18; 18s)

23rd: Fellows Garden; new square of glass in greenhouse (6s; 6d)
East House; Opening ground in garden, cutting away concrete, cutting out burst water pipe, preparing and putting in new, repairing and repacking stop tap. Repainting draw-off and draining taps, making good brickwork to stop tap, making good cement etc. (£9; 2s; 6d)
30th: East House; Exterior painting (£73; 10s)
D. Staircase; New square glass (5s; 3d)

November
4th: III Chapel Court; Repairing W.C. cistern
Waterhouse building; cutting away brickwork, repairing sink waste and making good
V Chapel Court; Cutting out broken stop closet, preparing and fixing new basins, making good brickwork.
Fellows W.C.; repairing cracked W.C. basin
Stop taps in ground; Repairing and re-packing of taps (£9; 7s; 3d)
6th: East House; new glass in kitchen and bedroom (7s; 8d)
13th: East House; repairing entrance gates (£3; 7s; 9d)
20th: N. Mr Manning; 1 new square of glass (7s; 6d)
C. Lecture Room; 1 new square of glass (£4; 10s)
C. Stairs; 1 new square of glass (£4; 10s)
27th: East House; Repairing fruit store and gate to Tennis Court (12s; 9d)
Knocking up and stopping temporarily burst in stop tap boy supplying V. VI. Chapel Court (12s; 3d)

December:
11th: V and VI Chapel Court K and B
Repairs to pipe. Cutting away wall, repairing burst pipe, supplying sinks, repairing tap and making good. Taking down top floor W.C. seat and casings, cutting through partition, cutting out burst pipe, preparing and fixing new, repairing tap, re-fixing casings and making all good.
B; taking down casings, repairing burst in Student’s bedroom and making good (£10; 11s; 6d)
24th: North House; Cutting out burst pipe to servants W.C. preparing and fixing new, repairing, oiling and regulating cisterns (£1; 12s)

31st: Master’s Lodge; Taking down casings and part of floor near housemaid’s sink on back staircase landing, cleaning out trap in wall and waste pipe and flushing. (17s; 3d)

Final total (£111; 9s; 10d)

Receipt by Favell. Ellis & Kirkman (sanitary engineers, plumbers, painters, decorators) to B.L. Manning Bursar of Jesus College: Received enclosed with thanks

Quote given upon request of B. L. Manning [Bursar of Jesus College] by Favell. Ellis & Kirkman (sanitary engineers, plumbers, painters, decorators) for supplying and fixing new cistern to servant's W.C. (£5 17s 6d)

For 2 Park Street for repairing water taps and putting a new rubber washer (1s 6d). Handwritten on postcard

For supplying and fixing new ball tap to WC cistern, supplying new brass ferrule and making new grant (16s 6p)

Chapel:
South End windows new glass and leading, roof of Chapel, sheet lead on Tower door, repairing and soldering lead on Tower.
Buttery and Combination Room:
New leading casement window by Fellows Table, panes of glass, cleaning Combination Room & Hall windows.
Kitchen:
Panes, cleaning windows.
Courts:
Court pump new box and hooks, work on roof over lodge including plumbing, soldering. Glass for Chapel staircase, Fellows Closet, Staircase A, for a gas lamp. Fellows stable pump new leather box.
Glass for cloisters gas lamp, First Court, New Building staircase, Pump staircase, Porters' Lodge, "2 men to roof over Mr Gaskin's rooms", repair to pump at Crown Inn "damaged by men working for the College". Repairs to lead roof, lead sheeting for gutters to closets, glass for Porters' lodge and for lamps.
The Master's Lodge:
Glass for back landing door, Butler's room, pantry, dressing room, nursery, new leathers for kitchen pump, glass for servants' room, dressing room, , repairs to lead flashing of sink, to coppers and pump.
Chapel £6 0s 4d
Buttery & Hall £1 15s 0d
College Kitchen £9 0s 0d
Courts &tc £10 4s 4d
Master's Lodge £6 3s 10d

Total £24 12s 6d

A bill for work done to the college between December 1743 and March 1784, which includes: solder for leading the copper in the kitchen (2s 11d); labour costs; 2 squares of crown glass to go under the stairs [unspecified] (2s); repairing old glass and fitting new crown glass on Mr Coppard's stairs (1s 10d); leading old glass (2s 6d) and repairing old glass on 'Cowlain' stairs; repairing old glass (6s 6d) and fitting new glass (5s 2 1/2d) in the chapel; cleaning windows (1s) and 2 squares of crown glass (7s 2d) for the Combination room; leading old glass (1s 4d) and fitting new glass (1s 9d) in the Clock room; 3 square of crown glass for the 'Buttris' (1s 6d); new lead for the sash windows in Mr Smith's room (7s 8 1/2d). The total bill amounted to £11 12s 1 3/4d. A receipt for the payment, signed by Robert Painter, is attached to bill with wax.

A bill for work done to the college between April and June 1784, includes: solder for the leads (£1 7s 11d, 17s 6d) and labour costs; new lead 'to Masons' in the first court (6s 10 1/2d); 1 square of crown glass in Mr. Friends room (7d); labour costs for taking down and putting up pipes over the cloister (2s). Total bill amounted to £5 8s 7d and was signed by Robert Painter on the 4th December 1784.

A bill for work done to the college between June and November 1784, includes: new lead to the masons in first court (6s 10 1/2d); crown glass for the kitchen (1s); a new 'clack' to the box on the pump in 'Tree Court' (1s 6d); repairing and replacing old glass in the kitchen (1s 1/4d); cleaning and unstopping a pipe in the first court (6d); old glass leading in the staircase in first court (2s 4d); solder and labour costs for maintaining the leads (£1 6s 8d and 4s); taking down, mending and cleaning pipes over the kitchen (2s 7 1/2d); repairing a pipe next to the Master's garden (6d); 1/2 days work on the lantern over the hall (2s 9d); 100 weight of 4 penny 'Clout Nails' (8d); new lead for the pipes in first court (£1 6s 5 1/2d); crown glass for the lamps (2s 11d); cleaning the windows of Mr Coppard's staircase (4d); glass for the Hall (5d); crown glass for the 'Low Rooms in the Cloysters' (£3 16s); new crown glass in broad lead and 'cemented' in the Hall (£10 16s); putty in the hall casements (9d); 'New Lead to Wings to pipe' (1s 8d); leading old glass in Cow Lane staircase (2s 3 3/4d); repairing old glass in the 'Buttris' (10d); 300 squares of crown glass for the upper and lower rooms in the Master's Lodge (£16 5s 4 1/2d); 320 squares of crown glass for the Master's Lodge (£16 5s 9d); crown glass for the library (16s 9d). The total bill amounted to £58 15s 10 1/2d. A receipt of payment, signed by Robert Painter, is attached to the bill with wax.

A bill for work done to the college between October and November 1743, which includes: repairing old glass in the Porter's Lodge (1s 2d); 1 square of Crown glass (2s); solder for the lead (£1 4s 7d) and labour costs (4s); 20 squares of crown glass (19s 4 1/2d), lead for old glass (2s 11d) and putty (3d) in the 'Low Room Next the Close'; 12 squares of common glass (7s 6d), solder (£1 2s 11d) and labour costs (4s) for work to the lantern over the hall; new square common glass (2s 6d), old glass leading (1s 8d); 2 square of common glass (1s) for Castley's room; new square common glass for the 'Low Rooms in Cloysters' (1s); 26 squares of common glass (10s 10d) and putty for the sashes and 'spriggs' (6s 6d) and labour costs for the lantern over the hall; new leather for the bucket and 'clack' to box the pump (2s 6d) in the 'Free' Court. Total bill amounted to £7 9s 9 1/2d, and was signed by Robert Painter.

Consists of articles (one sent to Bronowski by the author, and annotated as such), with an envelope listing the reprints.

Paid to Neale £4 10s for 1800 ounces of silver plate.

Paid £4 10s to Neale for 1800oz of silver plate.

Paid to Neale by the Master of the Fellows of Jesus College £4 10s for 1800 ounces of silver plate for one year.

Paid £4 10s as the plate tax for 1800 ounces of silver plate for one year. Received by Neale.

Paid £4 10s for 1,800oz of silver plate for one year's plate tax. Received by Neale.

Paid £4 10s plate tax for 1,800 ounces of silver plate. Signed by Neale.

Received £4 10s of the Master and fellows of Jesus College in the Parish of All Saints for 1800 ounces of silver plate, of which they have this day given notice according to the statute of the 29th year of his late majesty in full for one year ending on the 5th day of July next ensuing.

Signed by J. Neale.

Paid 8s 6d to Luke Batten for mending a candlestick and a pair of snuffers.

Plastic reusable hot drinks cup in College colours and bearing the College crest, College name and College website address.

1813. Costs include: repairing Master's garden wall and job; cleaning and mending plastering to ceiling at same; to measuring and levelling out the ground for buildings at King's Street and attending at different times.

1814. Costs include: repairing tops of chimneys; repairing Porters' fireplace and work to chimney tops; repairing walls by Porters and front gate and other jobs about College; bricklayer and labourer 3 1/2 days; hods of mortar, bricks, tiles; making good wall to irons and bell wire; repairing a drain and paving in walk by bogs; fixing stoves and cleaning and repairing furnaces to hot plate in College kitchen; bricklayer and labourer 2 days; hods of brick mortar, hods of hair; bricks and lime; mending kitchen floor, work to chimney and jobs at Master's Lodge; bricklayer and labourer 6 days; hods of brick mortar and hods of putty; pavements and paving bricks; scraping, washing and repairing walls and ceilings at Master's lodge; plasterer, labourers 7 1/2 days each; mortar and plaster; plasterers and labourers 6 1/2 days each; hair mortar and hods of fine stuff; plaster, bundle of fir lasts and nails; bricklayer and labourer 4 1/2 days; hods of brick mortar and hods of hair; bricks, fire bricks and tiles; bricklayer and labourer 5 1/2 days; hods of brick mortar, hods of hair and fire bricks; plasterers and labourers 6 days each; hods of hair mortar and hods of fine stuff; bundles of fire lath and nails; yards of whitewashing two and three times over to walls and ceilings; yards of blue and yellow colour twice in size; yards of lathing and plastering in bed room; opening, cleaning, emptying and washing [...] and drain from the kitchen to the pond and mending dung hill and paving coal place floor and jobs; bricklayer and labourer 7 days; labourer 4 days each; hods of mortar, bricks and load of land; bricklayer and labourer 4 days; hods of hair mortar and hod of fine stuff; bundle of fir lath and nails; contracting chimney in Combination Room; bricklayer and labourer 3 days; hods of mortar and hods of hair; bricks and large slates; finishing work at the Lodge, bricklayer and labourer 3 days; hods of brick mortar and hods of hair; large pavements and slates; mending and whitewashing College bogs; mending and whitewashing College Buttery bogs; plasterer and labourer 1 day, mortar and plaster; yards of whitewashing twice in size; dusting ante chapel; bricklayers and labourers 2 days each; mending and whitewashing staircases; bricklayer and labourer 4 days; hods of hair mortar and rods of fine stuff; bundle of fir lath and nails; whitening and size.

Total: £ 82 2s 2d (work to College buildings £29 11s 1d; work at Master's Lodge £51 7s 6d; work at College Kitchen £1 3s 7d).
Initialled WP.

14th January 1815. Received of the Revd Mr Hustler £82 2s 2d as per accounts. Signed by David Bradwell.

Paid £55 1s 9d to the plasterer for work done in the College kitchens. including payment for laborers and bricklayers for their work on chimneys, lime, sand, bricks, slates, plastering and whitewashing, hair mortar, contracting chimney, and fixing smoke jack, carrying up separate flues in other chimney, new fixing range and making good floor, fixing copper stoves, hotplate, two ovens, and pavements, large blue slates.