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Two black and white photographs showing original stained glass windows in the Old Library.

Paid 5s 9d for repairing paper in Winter Junior Keeping room and for three yards of paper, canvas, tacks and paste.

Receipt of payment for £7 10s from Rev Dr French to Edward Mason to freight of 20 chaldrons of coals. Mason recieved above on April 2 1829.

Letter addressed to the Bursar as following: 'The Chief Inspector of Taxes begs to acknowledge the receipt of your cheque for £10 which has been passed to the A and G Gen (Cashier) who will issue an official receipt in course of post.'

Receipt for expenses totalling £31 14s 4d for fixing windows in chapel.

Receipts for property and income taxes paid for All Saints parish. Michaelmas 1846: 16s 4d. Lady Day 1847: 16s 4d.

Paid £1 18s 11d to the smith for work done in the kitchen up to Michaelmas 1782 for: mending a latch, mending a casement, repaired the pepper mill, new lock and two keys and fixing, winch to the jack, mending beef fork, painted three spits, laid two pokers, fix meet hooks, new stove frame.
Signed by Thomas Coe.
The name Stephen Gurkin is also written down.

Porters lodge and servant hall:
November 25th 1859: Porters Lodge and servant hall.
June 24th 1859: Porters lodge and servant hall.

Buttery and combination room:
December 21st 1858: Buttery and combination room.
March 25th 1859: Hall and combination room.
June 22nd: Buttery and combination room, and hall.

Range chimney:
21st December 1858: range chimney, stoves, oven and flues, copper and flues, hot plate, larder and little stove.
25th March 1859: range chimney, stove, oven and flues, copper and flues, hot plate, larder and little stove.
4th June 1859: the range stove, oven and flues, copper and flues, hot plate, larder and little stove.
September 29th 1859: range, stove, oven and flues, copper and flues, hot plate, larder and little stove.

Settled December 3rd 1859, office 13 Sidney Street George Smith.

A bundle of items, all relating to William Gifford.
The first three items are income tax receipts, for the tax years 1860-1 and 1861-2, for Gifford in the parish of Over, dated 13 March 1862 (£2 11d); 8 May 1861 (£2 3s 1d); and another for 1861, date unclear (£4 1s 9d). All signed by collector Joseph Gifford.-
Items four and five are land and assessed tax receipts addressed to Gifford, the first for the first moiety of 1861-2, dated 4 November 1861, for the sum of £6 11s 6d; the second for the second moiety of 1860-1, dated 8 May 1861, for the sum of £6 11s 6d. Both signed by Joseph Gifford, collector.
The sixth item is a receipt addressed to Gifford for the over drainage rate, dated 4 November 186, for the charge of £9 4s 4d. Signed by collector Robert Hall.
The seventh item is a receipt from the Sun Fire Office for £1 12s 9d, that being one year's premium and duty for the year Michaelmas 1861 to Michaelmas 1862 on the insurance of £600, for the Farm House and Homestead in Over. Signed by Henry Hazard and dated 25 December 1861.
The eighth item is a note adding up the charges in the rest of the bundle.

Paid 5 pounds 15 shillings 6 pence to Sun Fire Office, London, for one year of insurance on College buildings (Farm House + buildings at Great Shelford) worth 2000 pounds. Signed Henry Hazard.

List of bills relating to repairs and maintenance of cottages in King's Street and Belmont Place under the Small Tenements Assessment Acts, totalling £27 13s 7d. Includes bills paid to Burbage, bricklayer, between 12th December 1863 and 4th October 1864, totalling £5 10s 6d. Also bills paid to Green, a carpenter, between January and September 1864, totalling £5 10s 9d, and bills to Kidd, carpenter and joiner, totalling £1 13s 9d. Also bills to Audley and Sonith, totalling 14s 2d, and bills to Jerrold for plumbing, glazing and painting in December 1863 and October 1864, totalling £4 6s 10d. Also bills paid to Headley, ironmonger, totalling £1 23s, and Cavel at the Water Company for repairs on the 4th March and 24th February, old rates and arrears and water supply to October 1864 and January 1865, totalling £5 1s 1d. Also 15s paid to Mr. Adcock for the cost of recovering rent, £1 15s in Poor Rate for King's Street and 13s 6d in Paving Rate between Christmas and Lady Day 1864 and Midsummer and Michaelmas 1864.

Bricklayer bill to John Turner of £5 3s

Receipt of payment for watering trees newly planted in grove (one day: 4s)

Paid 11s 6d as quit-rent for manor of Tempsford. Signed by S Willett (? - name unclear.) Enclosed in paper band with other documents from JCAD/2/2/9/1780/83 to JCAD/2/2/9/1780/94.

Three receipts for income tax in the parish of St. Andrew the Great, Cambridgeshire. Two for 2s 3d, for one quarter's tax each, dated 21st February 1863 and 1st June 1863. One for 4s 6d, for two quarters, dated 21st February 1862. Paid by Mr Seymour. Signed by N. Jelle, the collector.

These are receipts of payments made by John Few for Eau-Brink Drainage tax (3s), tax on Fen Land belonging to the Rev. Dr. French in Cottenham Level ( £1.3.2 1/2), property and income tax for land in the Parish of Willingham (5s 4d), and land tax on Jesus College property ( £1.8.6.).

Comprising four receipts issued by the Parish of All Saints that are presented in a reused paper - on the reverse of the latter is printed:St John's Lodge Dec 10 1893 [and so on]
The re-used paper gives totals for 'Rate Rhad Tithes' as follows:
12 Jan 10s
4 Ap. 6s 8d
Jun 10s
Dec 1s [this last not so clear - could mean £31]

The signed receipts of payments from the College are:
4th April 1839 6s 8d
12th June 1839 10s
16th October 1839 £1-00
16th October 1839 10s

Short letter to Mr. Goodwin from W. Duckworth confirming receipt of cheque and noting the attachment of a formal receipt (receipt not attached).

Dear Sir, In reply to your letter of the 20th inst., I agree that 1/1 should have been allowed in respect of arrears of income tax for the year 1913-14. I have altered the account accordingly. Yours faithfully, Wilfrid C. Gait"

Bill and receipt for various work done by John Wiseiman in 1847 and 1848, including a different audit, Rustat Pensions and Commencements, amounting to £6 19s, signed Wiseiman.

Two receipts for the rate paid by R. Rowe as part of the Cambridge Improvement Acts in the Parish of Holy Trinity. First receipt is dated 24th November and is the two quarterly payment, totalling 7s 6d. Second receipt is dated 29th March and is one quarter's payment, totalling 6s. Both signed by Thomas Creeke, the collector.

Receipt for two quarters duty of land and assessed taxes in the tax year 1863-4 in the parish of Trumpington. Received of Mr Emson, paid 13s 11d. Dated 11th May 1864 and signed by James F. Feld, the collector.

To Rev. French. Sale of exchequer bills for £406 6s 5d. Brokered by R W Harrison.

Three invoices of town rate: Assessment number 6972 (Rate of £3 11s 6d at a £49 rateable value), 6965/6 (Rate of £8 10s 8d at a £72 and £45 rateable value) and 6938 (Rate of 13s 10d at a £9 10s rateable value). Handwritten sheet at the front stating 'Sale to Corporation Coleridge Roud Recreation Ground March 1926 - not allowed for.

Paid £0 5s 6d to the smith for work done in the kitchen up to Midsummer 1782 for: mending a spit, laid two pokers, cleaning and looking after the jack.
Signed by Thomas Coe.
The name Jonathan James is also written down.

A bundle of items, all relating to Charles F Gifford.
The first three items are income tax receipts, for the tax years 1860-1 and 1861-2, for Gifford in the parish of Over, dated January 1861 (£1 8s 7d); 6 May 1861 (£1 8s 6d); and 14 December 1861, date unclear (£2 8s 9d). All signed by collector Joseph Gifford.-
The fourth item is a receipt from the Sun Fire Office for £3 16s, that being one year's premium and duty for the year Michaelmas 1861 to Michaelmas 1862 on the insurance of £1100, for the Farm House and Homestead in in the Tenure of Mr J Gifford, Over. Signed by Henry Hazard and dated 25 December 1861.
The fifth item is a note adding up the charges in the rest of the bundle.

Receipt for 18 shillings to be paid to Elyah Frisby, for attending the flood gate at the ditch.

Receipt for payment of £8 by David Roper to C. Deeks for laying an "Alsfat" floor at the Parsonage Farm, Hundon.

Paid £4 for land tax. Signed by Muggleton, collector.

Letter to Rev Dr French from John Stockdale & Son acknowledging a receipt of payment of £88 10s to their account of the Masters Fosters Bankers in Cambridge.

Degree Fees list for certain MA and BA students was made at the request of Mr. Horsepool. Eight MA students are listed and thirty-two BAs. BA rate was £4 4s and MA rate was £7 3s. The @ symbol is used for "at" in this document.

Letter to J.H.H. Goodwin from Bidwell & Sons, Land Agents & Surveyors, confirming the enclosure of a bill for £83 18s for work on College properties.

List of landowners and occupiers in the parish of Hundon, their original tithe rent charge, and the new rent charge for 1874, which is an increase from previous years. The total rent from all these properties in 1874 is £770 5d, up from £685 5s 10d.

Landowners are: William Bear (occupiers: James Boreham and one other); George Baldry (occupiers: George Baldry and one other, James Shearman); Alfred Bigg; Joseph Boreham (Jabez Pettit, George Rogers); Thomas Cashbolt (Thomas Cashbolt and one other); William Chapman; William Choat (William Choat and another; Sarah Decks); John Cowell (George Sams); Matilda Crown (Hannah Crown and one other); Susan Decks (Susan Decks and one other); John Decks; George Decks (David Potter, Joseph Bower, William Mitson and one other); Charles Decks (Charles Decks and one other); Sarah Decks; John Payne Elives (executors of William Payne, Samuel Eagle); Samuel Eagle (Samuel Eagle, William Cuthbert, John More); Joseph Eagle (Joseph Eagle and one other); Elizabeth Eagle (John Decks and one other); Edmund Elsden; feoffees of Charles Rogerlands (William Golding, James Silverston, David Potter, Hannah Crown, Dennis Taylor); James Fenton (Mark Halls and one other); Noah Forster (John Fitch); Temple Frere ([Henry?] Hammond); John Gibbons (Thomas Rochett); Simon Golding (Thomas Bruce); William Golding (Richard Mingy and one other); John Goodchild (John Goodchild and one other); Samuel Goodchild (John Taylor); William Goodchild (William Goodchild and one other); Samuel Gooch (Robert Rumball); George Green (George Green and one other); John Green; John Hall (Samuel Eagle); Mary Halls (Sarah Decks and one other); Matthew Halls (David Potter); Frederick Hinsch (Samuel Eagle); William Ives; Jesus College Cambridge (Robert French Cuthbert, Robert Sheppard, Morris Bird, [Henry?] Hammond); Richard Webb Jupp (Andrew Wade); John Mansfield; Isaac Mansfield; Robert Marsh (Thomas Nock and one other); George Medcalf (Ann Childs); Thomas Nock; Parish officers ([?] Merkin and one other); John Peacock (Samuel Goody); David Potter; Robert Potter (Thomas Rogers and one other); John Price (Walter Price); trustees of W.H. Robinson, viz Rt Hon. Earl Powis and Hon. Robert H. Clive (James Dennis); Thomas Rogers (Joseph Rogers and one other); Elizabeth Ruce (Elizabeth Ruce and one other); Thomas Rutter (James Golding and one other); Charles Savage (Thomas Orris and one other); George Savage; Abraham Savage (Abraham Savage and one other); Josiah Savage; Joseph Smith (George Smith); Mary Smith (William Bradman); James Sparks (John Goodchild); Thomas Edward Spackman (Robert Ford); James Sliff (James Sliff and one other); Revd William Syer; Francis Ferrill (Charles Decks, John Flower); Ann Catherine Ferrill (Henry Turner, Samuel Coe, John Merrills); Charles Taylor (Charles Taylor, Thomas Rogers, Thomas and William Jolly); Henry Teverson (Thomas Rogers); Edward Rose Turner (William Golding); trustees of John Vernon viz. Andrew Arcedeckner [?] Esq. and Revd Joshua Rowley (Sir Robert Harland. Matthew Decks, Ralph Unwin, Samuel Howe, Sarah Decks, John Snell, William Leech, Hannah Crown and one other); Samuel Ware (William and James Brown, Samuel Ware, William Goodchild, Henry Revett and one other); Ann Webb (Charles Savage); Hannah Westropp (Thomas Munn and one other); William Whiting (William Whiting and one other); Revd Robert Glebe Stoddart.

Receipt for stamps (1p)

These are receipts of payments made by Mr. Seymour for property and income tax in the Parish of St. Andrew the Great from J. Asplen, Collector, each in the amount of 4s 4 1/2d.

Receipt for a salary of £31 6s 8d for Henry Birch, Vicar of Shelton.

A summary of work undertaken in the courts including general repairs, replacement screws and nails, and roof repairs. Sum of £19 5s 3d.

List from Elliot Smith and Son regarding the annual value of estates in lease to Mr. Barker, Mr. Swaim, Mr. Mason, Mr. Barrett, and to Mays Charity. Total: £3 3s.

Images of 13th century stained glass in the Church of st. Radegund in Poitiers. Including close up of St. Radegund being blessed by Saint Medard and St. Radegund washing the feet of the poor.

Paid 6s to George Dumbleton for gate. Enclosed in paper band with other documents from JCAD/2/2/9/1780/83 to JCAD/2/2/9/1780/94.

Masters Lodge:
14th November (crossed out): mend gardener's barrow.
10th May 1859: making 4 (?) of garden stakes.

Courts and precincts:
November 1858: Mend fence in the Masters Close. 6 6-inch spikes 1/4 c 5 inch nails and mans time.
February 1859: Repair the fence next the Common, 30 10 inch nails, 30 tenter hooks, iron hooping, tar. Mans time.
March 8th: Fix a new part of fence adjoining the common with posts and nails. Nails, tenter hooks, spikes, tar, mans time.
Mend the fence in the masters close, deal, tar, nails, and mans time.
Work to new cistern of servants water closets, deal, nails.
August 17th: Prepare and fix new bearers for the cistern. Fix a new roof to above, take down seats for alteration of pipes and attend on the plumbers.
August 24th: work continued. Prepare and fix a top to and make a lid to enclose cistern. Cutting fallen tree and work to the close. Mend the wheel of barrow of the Fellows Garden. Shore up the tree in the 3rd (Third) Court for fixing irons to.

The College:
November 1858: Mend the Table in (Hall?) and fix the brackets on door. Mans time, nails, screws.
14th December 1858: Make and fix in a model for parts of the stove in the Hall for casting.
February 1859: Mend the combination room floor. Fix block in staircase for (?). Buttery 3ft () 5/7 deal for wine packing.
30th July: Mr Westmorlands. Repair the skylight frame, fix fixing to ceilings and repair boarding to the roof. Deal, nails, screws, mens time. Fix fastenings on the buttery door

Kitchen:
Repair plate ran, rehang cupboard door in larder, make and fix a foot board under the dresser.

Paid 2 pounds 9 shillings 6 pence to Sun Fire Office, London, for one year of insurance on College buildings (Farm House + Homestead at Graveley) worth 900 pounds. Signed Henry Hazard.

To Susan Bottomley from the Rev'd Master of Jesus. Paid £3,18s,6d for fenestration and pointing steps in College.

Invoice for carpentry from Jesus College to Thomas Chapman, dated October 30th 1832. Work conducted April 14 to Aug 6 1832, including mending fences in the pound, repacing Fellows coach house doors, mending the staircase, mending the students' bogs and putting a new spring on the door, work done on the lodge. Total of £1 18s 6d. Signed by Thomas Chapman's mark.

Income tax 1857-8, first moiety. Parish of Hundon in Suffolk. Received of Messrs. Shephard and Bird s the sum of £0 10s 6d, for two quarters' income tax due 20th September 1858. Collected by Henry Hammond.

Account by George Bullen of rents paid for 1 year for 3 allotments and a leasehold rent due Michaelmas 1854 totalling £154 15s 9 1/2d, minus £4 10s income tax.

£17 . 23rd April hire of horses to Bath?

Paid £6 17s ½d to Henry Webb for work done at Hundon parsonage. Includes payments for men and their labour, repairing under pinion, bushels of lime, red bricks, 26 yards of plastering, 14 bunches of lathe, 3000 lathe nails, whitewashing, plain tiles, repairing tiles, roof tiles, repairing walls, repairing chimney, repairing woarls to house, bushels of hair, repairing tiling in chancel. Signed by Webb.