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Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr William Cowling and son

Total of £11 5s 0d paid for:
Drawing and engraving licence to Mr Henry Balls to alienate to Mr Thomas Lilley, stamp & parchment
Drawing and engraving licence to Mr Thomas Lilley to alienate to Mr Henry King, stamp & parchment
Stamp & parchment of licence of Mr John Rogers to alienate to Mr James Perry Lawrence (made out in the name of the late Mr Chevell)

Posters, exhibition catalogues and plan for Alison Wilding - 'On the Edge', West Court gallery, 6 October - 11 December 2018.

1. Income tax, first moiety, All Saints parish, Cambridge. Received of Mr. Seymour the 11th July 1858, the sum of 12 s. 6d. for two quarters' income tax due 20th September 1858. Signed R. Peters, collector. Schedule A.

2. Income tax, second moiety, 1858-9. All Saints parish, Cambridge. Received of Mr Seymour the 3rd August 1859, the sum of 12 s. 6d. for two quarters income tax due 20th March

3. Income tax, first moiety, 1858-1859, Mr Seymour, Parish of St Andrew the Great. Received of Mr Seymour, 10th March 1859, the sum of 2s 1d. for two quarters income tax due 20th September 1858. Signed Henry Fuller, collector.

4. Income tax, 1858-9, second moiety. Parish of St Andrew the Great. Received of Mr Seymour the 9th June 1859 the sum of 2s 1d. for two quarters income tax due 20th March 1859. Signed Henry Fuller, collector.

6½ x 4⅝. After I. A. Bell.

Receipt on 25th October 1859, from Master, Fellows and Scholars of Jesus College, sum of £5 16s. and 6d, for the Church Rate of All Saints parish, made 18th August 1859. Rate made on £466 at 3 pence in the pound. Signed W. White, churchwarden.

Receipt on 25th October 1859, from the Tithes of St. Rhadegund, the sum of 5s. for church rate of All Saints parish, made the 18th August 1859. Rate made on £20 assessment at 3 pence in the pound. Signed W. White, churchwarden.

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Receipt of £5 5s 0d donation to All Saints Paust. due Lady Day, sent by Henry Randall fo John Dennis, Churchwarden.

A list of the income for 1886-7 and annual totals from 1878 to 1886. Appears to be in Wynch's hand.

October 14th 1823. The Check of All Saints Parish Brought over a Check from the Reverend, the Master of Jesus College for £5 5s to Ladyday last. Signed by H Hall.

Receipt signed by John Matthews, churchwarden of All Saints' Parish. Total amount £5 5s.

Paid £5 6s to John Norton, Church Warden of All Saint's. Gift to the Poor.

Paid £5 6s 8d to Thomas Smith for the poor of All Saints parish.

Paid £5 6s 8d to All Saints Poor. Received by John Horton, church warden.

Receipt of 5th November 1858, of the TIthes of St Rhadegund, the sum of £1 1s. 8d. for the poor rate of the above parish, made 26th October 1858, on £20 assessment at 1/1 pound being from Michaelmas to Christmas. Signed H. Fuller, Assistant overseer.

Receipt of 4th February 1859, from Tithes of St Rhadegund, of £1 1s. 8d. for the poor rate for the parish of All Saints, made 27th January 1859, on £20 assessment at 1/1/ int he pound, from CHristmas 1858 to Lady Day 1859. Signed H. Fuller, assistant overseer.

Receipt of 27th April 1859 from Tithes of St Rhadegund, sum of £1, for the poor rate for the parish of All Saints, made 21st April 1859, on £20 assessment at 1/ in the Pound, from Lady Day to Midsummer 1859. Signed Henry Fuller.

Receipt of 5th August 1859, from the Tithes of St Rhadegund, the sum of £1 of the poor rate of the above parish, made the 21st July 1859, on £20 assessment, at 1/ in the Pound, from Midsummer to Michaelmas 1859. SIgned H. Fuller, assistant overseer.

1. Parish of All Saints property and income tax. Received of Jesus college £2 14s 3d by W Wiseman, collector for taxes due Michaelmas 1853.
2. Parish of All Saints property and income tax. Received of Jesus college £2 14s 3d by W Wiseman, collector for taxes due Lady Day 1854.

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Paid £5 5s tax. Signed by James Edmund Law and J. W. Baxter, churchwardens.

Receipt from G Meddelin for £1 18s 10d for the payment of the vicar of All Saints for the year 1847.

Concert of 16th-century French music to celebrate the 450th anniversary of the battle of Pavia by The Cockerel Consort

39 x 27⅛. One of a set of nine 'Largo to Presto'.

Performance in the College Chapel on Thursday 2nd December at 8.30pm. The performance includes early songs and motets with a procession and recession, then a production of John Arden's modern nativity play The Business of Good Government (1960)

Letter to the Jesus College Bursar (B. L. Manning) by Mr B. Brattir from the Romsey Town Horticultural and Ornithological Society expressing the intention of the master and fellows of Jesus college to offer 1p 1s 0d for prices of the allotments as in previous years for the society's show on July 21st.

Large ledger with a total of £64 4s 10d records payments made by and to Mr. Carpenter regarding Station Farm Allotment.

Rules for the letting of allotments, agreed October 1887, with notices of October 1906 inviting applications to hire allotments from Michaelmas 1907. Also a plan of the allotments, with names of holders, dated Michaelmas 1919.

Rates or valuations for Station Farm Allotments and Romsey Town Allotments. Statement from September 29th 1914 to March 25th 1915. Statement of rates collected from: Syrell,

Accounts of receipts for money received by Jesus College and for payments and allowances made by the college. In the column marked "receipts": interest on the estate of the late J. T. Whall due to the college but "misappropriated" (£5 12s), payment of one year's rent by John Crawshaw for land at Bentley (£5); payment of one year's rent by Mrs Brammer for land at Hexthorpe Ings (£6 10s).
In the column marked "payments & allowances": allowance for Mr Crawshaw's property tax (2s 1d); drainage rates (£1 1s 9d); allowance for Mrs Brammer's property tax (2s 8 1/2d); charges of obtaining the interest on Whall's estate from the Executor (£1 1s); "commission as agent" (£1 1s). Total balance of £17 2s.

Richard Rowe received of the Reverend Dr. French the sum of £3 12s being the additional sum awarded to him by the College's percent of the Corn and Town Rental, ie. to increase his former allowance of £8 8s per annum to £12, asks to see college order. Signed Richard Rowe.

Received of Mr Newton. Paid 11s for the third quaterly payment of the land tax in the Parish of Allsaints on the 14th January. Signed by John Forlow, Collector. Also paid 11s for the second quaterly payment of the land tax in the Parish of Allsaints on the 10th April. Also paid 11s for the quaterly payment of the land tax in the Parish of Allsaints on the 3rd July. Also paid 3s for the quaterly payment of the land tax in the Parish of Allsaints on the 3rd July. Also paid 14s 3d for the second quaterly payment of the land tax in the Parish of Allsaints on the 8th October.

19th September: 2s 'to Allsaints for Close at 3t per ann [?]' ; 8£ received of 'Pet. Union' [?]

Paid £5 6s 8d to Dealtary for the poor of All Saints.

Paid £5 6s 6d for the use of the poor of All Saints parish. Signed by James Jackson, churchwarden.

Paid £1 6s 8d to John Gunwell for the poor of Shetford.

Paid £5 6s 8d for the poor of All Saints parish. Received by Charles Claydon.

Played by George Reichert. Colour sketch of the costume; the actor's measurements and notes about the costume; a note about alterations; and a pencil sketch of the costume with green, purple and yellow fabric swatches

The list runs throughout in two columns, one for 1891-1945 (taken from JCHR/1/9) and one for 1946-1979 (first headed by Freddy 1946-196-, but later altered on the title page by Muriel). A note on the title page says it excludes "those admitted before 1946 who were known to have died before this list was begun or during its compilation". There is also a list of abbreviations, and an indication that women's names are written in red. Where deaths are noted, the relevant entries have been crossed through. These covering dates are those of the information included. 1891-1979

The original intention was to lay out the list in two columns, one for 1900-1960 and one for 1961 onwards. A pencil note at the head of the first page suggests they may have been altered to cover 1920-1980 and 1981-2004, but it seems that entries were not consistently added as late as 2004. A note on the titlle page states that the list excludes "those known to have died before this list was begun or during its compilation." There is also a list of abbreviations, and an indication that women's names are written in red. Where deaths are noted, the relevant entries have been crossed through.

Letter from the Rector, Arthur C. Vidler, about his tenant's wish to add a room on the ground floor, no objection by the College, while emphasising the Rector's responsibility.

Correspondence

Cross section of shelves in food store and plan of food store.

Cross section of alterations to be made to roof.

Includes copies of alternative prospectuses created by the student union for prospective students.