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Prioress Milisentia and the nuns give to Ernest Mercer (Mercator) a messuage between land of Cate Crocheman and land formerly of Richard Bulloc, abutting on the highway and on land formerly held by Duront le Lung. Rent: 4s, gersuma: unspecified. Endorsed 'now held by William Horwod'. Witnesses: Thomas Tuylet, Robert de St Edmund's, William Tuylet, Robert Hubert, Anger Russ (Ruffus?), Richard son of Henry, Robert Crocheman, John Goggyng, Thomas Plote, Reginald Serwynt et aliis.

Prioress Letitia and the nuns give to Eustace, son of William Barun of Newnham lands between land of Michael Malherb on one side, and the burial ground of the church and land of Bartholomew le Noble on the other, formerly held by Godwin Tailor, John Runwald and Martin Tostin. Rent: 2s and 4 gallons of oil to light lamp at altar of St Mary in church of St Radegund for the souls of William Holdgerd and Peter his father, and his mother and brother. Witnesses: Thomas Tuylet, Robert de St Edmund's, Master Bartholomew son of Ralph, Nicholas, his brother, William Tuylet, Michael Maleherbe, William Pilate, Reginald de Fordham, Reginald, his son, Bartholomew le Noble, William de Winebodesham, Reginald, his brother et aliis.

Stephen de Elvengard in Eswell and his wife Emma give to Nicholas de Well(es), rector of St Etheldreda's, Histon, their messuage in the Jewry next to the land of John de Coteham, extending from the highway to the King's Ditch. Rent of 1 pair of gloves (value 1/2d) and gersuma 8 marks. Witnesses: Hervey son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Adam son of Eustace, Geoffrey son of Ralph, Ralph son of Henry, Michael Malherbe, Michael John, son of Hervey, Thomas son of Joachim, Richard son of Ivo, Gregory son of Edward, William and Alan, his brothers, Geoffrey Fitter, Robert medic et multis aliis.

Christiana, daughter of Godard Carter gives to the nuns lands in All Saints parish, lying between the lands of Reginald de Fordham and land of Symon Black on the other side of the lane; also land and buildings between land of Fulk Crocheman and land of Richard Bullokprest; also land held of Richard Bruiera next to land of Ralph Ballard, with services of Adam Weaver; also land in Felterer Street (Parish of Holy Trinity), lying between the land of Holy Trinity church and the land of Doy, with services of Hugh le Rus for the land near the church of Holy Trinity. Endorsed 'with tenement of Master Thomas of Tyryngton, between land of William Pie and Radulph Ballard'. Witnesses: Hervey son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Roger Perleben, Adam Wyriel, Absolon son of Roger and his son, Geoffrey Potekin and his son, Fulk Crocheman, ___ and his son, Richard de Porta (Atgate?) and his son, Henry Vivien, Michael, son of Ordgar and Michael, his son, John Crocheman, Robert Wulward (?), (Walter?) Corde, Walter Ambiches, Richard de Hevenham and many others present at the occasion.

Thomas, son of Robert de la Bruere, with consent of his mother Helena gives to the nuns the lands held of him by Ralph Prudfot, between the land of Ralph Ballard and the land of Walter Pie. Rent of 6d to him and 6d to Hospital of St John, and a consideration of 2 marks towards the cost of his pilgrimage. Endorsed 'Of the tenement formerly of Master Thomas Tyrington'. Witnesses: Hervey son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Maurice Russ (Ruffus?), Roger Parleben, Adam Werial, Walter Corde, Geoffrey Potekin, Richard ad portam (Atgate?), William, Richard and Ralph, his sons, Warin Grim, Reginald, his brother, William Pilate, Michael Parleben et aliis.

Henry, son of Geoffrey, with consent of his wife Edusa and brother Martin gives to Reginald de Fordham lands next to the highway 50 ft long, and land abutting to the former 30 ft by 67 ft. Rent: 3s; gersuma: 12s. Witnesses: Robert Seman, Michael, son of Ordgar, John Crocheman, Adam Wiriel, Michael, son of Michael (?), Fulk Crocheman, Bernard, son of Edriz, Robert Wulward (82), Eustace, Andrew, Everard, Richard, brothers de Winepol, Stephan Cordewan, Geoffrey Siverd, John Creivo(?), Erman, Simon Niger (Black) et multis aliis.

Prioress Elena and the nuns give to Richard Crocheman a messuage between his own land and land formerly held by John le Seenz, abutting on the highway and the land of Durant le Lung. Rent: 4s; gersuma: 2 marks. Witnesses: John But, Mayor of Cambridge, Roger de Weresfeld, Robert de Maddingley, John Palfreyman, Simon de Bradelee, bailiffs, John Martin, Master Thomas Tullyet, Richard Laurence, junior, Robert Mattefrey, Richard Bateman, senior, William Seman, John de Byr, Samuel Goldsmith, Walter Pilat et aliis.

Prioress Amicia de Driffeld and the nuns give to Richard, son of Walter Crocheman, a tenement between Pilates Lane and land of said Richard Crocheman, abutting on the highway and land of Thomas de Luchefeld. Rent: 6d; consideration: 1 mark. Witnesses: Bartholomew Gogging, Mayor of Cambridge, John Martyn, Richard Laurenz, William Tuylett, William, his son, John Portehors, Henry de Bertun, William Elyot, Hervey Dyer, John Palefreyer, Gerard Attepond, Robert Sarend, John, vicar of All Saints, Thomas, our clerk, Henry, our servant et aliis.

Azo Coleman gives to Robert Seman land in the parish of All Saints on the river bank called Blancwyneshithe, next to the land of Walter, son of Scolastica. Rent: 8d; gersuma 1/2 mark. Witnesses: Baldwin Blangernon, Hervey, son of Eustace, Fulk Crocheman, Maurice Russ (Ruffus), Everard de Winepol, John Chrocheman, Robert Vinier, Richard Wulward, Robert de Custance, William Pandewant, Walter son of Walter, William son of Apsolon et multis aliis.

Matilda (Maud) gives to William Sausintune, formerly her servant, moiety of her land in the Jewry between the land of Warin le Cachepol and land which was of Simon le Tailor. Rent of 5s annually and 4s gersuma, and services as required. Witnesses: Robert Sam[an], Geoffrey, son of Radulf, John and Laurence, sons of above, Hugh, son of Martin, Nicholas and John, sons of above, Albert le Marcant, Geoffrey de Ely, Bartholomew le Noble, Sym[on] Godelote, John Avivechild, John, son of Henry de Bertown, William Pilate et multis aliis.

Prioress Elena and the nuns to Roger le Redere of Cambridge, land between the Nuns's Croft and the land of Henry Scrivener? (scriptor), abutting on the highway and the nuns' land. Rent: 4s. Witnesses: Robert Tuylett, Mayor of Cambridge, Robert Matefrey, Michael Wuleward, Redemichel, Walter de Fulburn, bailiffs, John Porthors, Richard Crocheman, John Goldring et multis aliis.

John de Branketre and his son Thomas to Richard de St Neots, of Cambridge, butcher, a messuage in Triperslane, lying between a tenement of Andrew Wolleward and a tenement of Geoffrey le Feror. Rent: to the Almoner of Barnwell 2s; to the nuns 6s and 12d for 6 capons; to the said John 18s. Witnesses: John Dunning, mayor of Cambridge, John Moriz, Peter de Deringham, Michael Wolleward, Adam Godsone, bailiffs, John de Kymburlee, Richard Parys, Thomas, son of Thomas, Walter, his brother et aliis.

Invoice from the Revd Dr French to R Sparrow & Son for gig & duty to Valley Farm in West Wratting, Huntingdon and Caston. Total of £3 3s 6d.

Receipt received of the Revd Dr Rench the sum of £3 3s 6d as per bill. For R. Sparrow & Son. Signed by E.P. Sparrow.

To R Sparrow & son.
Paid 16s Gig & Duty (horse) to Graveley.

Gigue. From French Suite No. 5, by J. S. Bach. Arrangement for guitar and organ by Peter Hurford.
Complete organ part.
Photocopy of first page of guitar part.

Gigue Fugue, and Italian Concerto, by J. S. Bach. Arranged by Peter Hurford for guitar and organ.
Complete manuscript of the organ part of the Gigue Fugue and on the reverse of the page, pages 3 and 4 of the organ part of the Italian Concerto.

Comprises correspondence with Gilbert Seldes on subjects including a proposal to explore ways to use mass media to communicate scientific concepts, and the social impact of technological inventions. Also includes a letter from Edward Stanley (Executive Producer, 'The Graphic Curriculum') sending information about himself and work done by 'The Graphic Curriculum' in educational television programmes.

Engraving by [William? 1764-1838] Ridley from a drawing by Green.

Information relating to the Eric Gill angel carvings on the wall of Chapel Court buildings. Includes extract from 'Eric Gill: The Inscriptions' by David Peace, 1994;

With an envelope listing the article.

22¼ x 15¼

weighs 10 grams and contains 2 pieces

Window glass with decoration - ivy leaf in red

A number of stratified contexts at the site contained fragments of glass. The majority of this material, however, consisted of window glass, or else was derived from 19th century vessels of minimal interest. Nevertheless, four contexts were identified that did contain significant material. These comprise 015, 043, 096, and 097.

In addition, a relatively large glass assemblage was recovered from unstratified deposits in Trenches 1 and 2. Although the majority of the material was very modern in date, the finds also included <127>

<073> 7g, Context 34, North of Hall

696g

(partially discarded)

<061> 11g, Context 26, modern garden

<066> 1g, Context 33, TP outside wine cellar

weighs 10 grams containing 4 pieces

F.33, <013>: contained a ribbed body fragment that appears to have been derived from a beaker of cylindrical or pedestal form. This has been mould blown, and dates to the 16th or more probably 17th century (Willmott 2002). It weighs 2g. Three fragments of window glass were also present in this context.

Work done at Jesus College in 1812 and 1813. Costs include: glass for Master's Lodge; repair of glass. Total £1 8s.
Work done at Pump Court: solder and time; gutters over the lodge; solder; 2 men 1/2 a day. Total £2 2s 8d.
Received 20th December 1813, signed W Pearce and Joseph Wetenhall.

25th May 1815, £10 13s 2d received. Signed by Robert Ellis.
Total of £10 16s 2d for work done in the Courts, the College Kitchen and at Mr Jorden's pump. £2s 4d carried over to next year's bill.
Costs include: crown glass for staircase E; crown glass for the Hall; stone mason lead; new bucket box, leathers to pump and work to same; crown glass for staircase F; leads over the Master's lodge; solder; solder to hall gutters; 1 day of work 2 men; the Chapel 36 squares; crown glass for staircase H; crown glass for Fellow's bogs; crown glass for buttress; cost for old lead deducted.
Work done in College kitchen: new leading to glass; repair of glass; pining casement; 1/2 day's work for one man; crown glass for larder.
Work done at Mr Jorden's: new pump; new pipe; new joints; bucket box and leathers; 1 1/2 day 2 men; cost for old pump deducted.

13" diameter 29" drop

Shows plan and elevations of the glass house on 2 draft pencil sketches and 1 finalised drawing with ink and light colour

Consists of a photocopy from Science (journal).

Bill of £4 for a design for the East window, signed by R.B. Harraden.

• 19th June 1815 Two large straining frames , bordering and repairing.
• October For yellow stained glass and border with ground glass; leading and painting up two pieces, chapel window.

Bill for £9 18s for glasswork done to College and Chapel. Signed by Robert Ellis.
Work done to College kitchen includes: milled lead and crown glass. Work done to Chapel includes: new and repaired glass, and new leading. Work done to the Courts includes: crown glass for the Hall and servants hall, joints for pump, solder for pipe, cleaning and dulling the windows, new leathers, lead for cramping, individual rooms and staircases.