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Includes posters for exhibitions of artworks, including:

(1) 'Art at Jesus', held in College;

(2) Programme and flier for Antonio Bellotti Recent Work, exhibition held at Jesus College, 26 February to 6 March, 1993;

(3) Invitation to private view and list of artworks displayed at Capital Prints: An Exhibition for prints recently donated to the College, 3 - 17 March 2006;

(4) Poster and flier for Heroes of Kabuki - The Jesus College gift of Japanese prints held at the Fitzwilliam Museum 23 May to 24 September 2006;

(5) Poster for exhibition of new paintings by Stephen Chambers RA in Jesus College Chapel, 22 to 31 October 2008;

(6) Poster for John Gibbons 'The Mayo Drawings', 20 October to 1 November 2009 in Jesus College Chapel;

(7) Poster for John McLean 'Polychromy: Prints and Sculpture' 19 to 31 October 2010 in Jesus College Chapel;

(8) Poster and guide for Humphrey Ocean 'Here and There', 15 October to 8 December 2011 in Jesus College Chapel;

(9) Poster for Michael Dan Archer 'Tests, Trials and Missions', Jesus College Chapel, 10 July - 6 August 2012;

(10) Poster for Denise de Cordova aka Amy Bird 'Congregation', Jesus College Chapel 22 October - 7 November 2013;

(11) Poster and guides for 'Agnes Thurnauer, 'You', 19 January - 8 March 2015;

(12) Poster and guides for 'Art for Tomorrow - a new portfolio of prints for the College' exhibition, 20 May - 14 June 2017;

(13) Poster for John Gibbons 'sculpture/transmisison', West Court Gallery, 14 October - 23 November 2017;

(14) Exhibition catalogue and plan for Alison Wilding 'On the Edge', West Court gallery, 6 October - 11 December 2018;

(15) Exhibition catalogue for Sarah Morris 'The Stars Down to Earth', 12 October - 15 December 2019;

(16) Exhibition catalogue and posters for Shahzia Sikander 'Unbound', 16 October 2021 - 18 February 2022

(17) Exhibition postcards for Eduardo Paolozzi 'Celebrating the Pioneer of Pop Art', 12 October 2024 - 23 March 2025

Exhibition poster, wall text, handout, postcards and activity sheet for Eduardo Paolozzi - 'Celebrating the Pioneer of Pop Art', West Court Gallery, 12 October 2024 - 23 March 2025

Exhibition catalogue and poster for Shahzia Sikander - 'Unbound', West Court Gallery, 16 October 2021 - 18 February 2022.

Poster for John Gibbons - 'Sculpture/Transmissions', West Court Gallery, 14 October - 23 November 2017.

Posters and guides for 'Agnès Thurnauer - 'You', 19 January - 8 March 2015.

Poster and programme for Denise de Cordova aka Amy Bird 'Congregation', Jesus College Chapel 22 October - 7 November 2013.

Invitation to private view and list of artworks displayed at Capital Prints: An Exhibition for prints recently donated to the College, 3 - 17 March 2006.

Programme for Antonio Bellotti Recent Work, exhibition held at Jesus College, 26 February to 6 March, 1993.

Poster for Michael Dan Archer 'Tests, Trials and Missions', Jesus College Chapel, 10 July - 6 August 2012.

Poster for John McLean 'Polychromy: Prints and Sculpture' 19 to 31 October 2010 in Jesus College Chapel.

Poster for exhibition of new paintings by Stephen Chambers RA in Jesus College Chapel, 22 to 31 October 2008.

Includes a CD on which is copy of a speech made at installation dinner. Renfrew talks about various anecdotes including items of biographical interest. The introduction to Renfrew's speech details his significant work as an archaeologist, 7 October 1986. Also included on the CD are speeches made by Renfrew on the occasion of two fellows, Alan Percival and Charles Wilson, being fellows of the College for 50 years, 1 October 1988. Also nine scanned images of original photographs (not held by the Archive) from the Queen's visit, 1996. These are duplicates of originals held in JCCA/JCPH/PHO 9/1-2.

Held in College.

Contains lists of Fellows, officers and servants, with receipts for their stipends or wages, signed by the Steward or the Butler. There is also a list of receipts from Dr Gatford's Scholars and Brunsel's Exhibitioners.

Contains rental, 1623-33 (incomplete), listing by tenant the reserved money rent, wheat, malt, total money rent and college commons; there follow lists of stipends, 1623-1723, for which Fellows sign receipts to 1665. From 1666 the Steward signs for all the Fellows and the Cook for all the servants.

Begins 2 Feb. 1668/9, when the Master appears to have made up a deficit from his own pocket. The account was audited by the resident Fellows on 2 Feb. each year. Under the date 26 Jan. 1679 is a list of "Orders agreed upon as a means of reducing the debt of the College to the Bursar, Mr Lewis", involving sealing money, feasts commuted for payments (to the Dead College and to the library), and rents raised. There follow Library accounts, 1681-1743/4, giving prices of books and of binding, and a debt to the library fund created in 1716, with arrangements for paying it off; also an account of offerings in Chapel, 1681, and how they were spent. At the end of the book are: a record of borrowings from the treasury, 1667/8-1747 (of documents, money and plate to be sold or exchanged); sums withdrawn from the Rustat Chest; an audit of plate (no lists given); notes of the use and return of the college seal, with a note about the surrender and exchange of "broad gold" from the college bags, 25 April 1733.

Similar to JCAD/2/2/5/1, but with fuller lists of plate. At the end of the book are notes by John Sherman of documents he borrowed.

Contains notes of moneys, bonds, deeds, etc., put into or withdrawn from the treasury. A full account is given of what remains in the treasury after the audit at Michaelmas each year, including, after 1566, a list of the College plate. Later entries were made on blank spaces in the book between 1620 and 1667.

Includes notes of sealings and receipts for documents taken out.

The volume is indexed by tenants' names. The corn rent is calculated as in the preceding vols, but by tenant not by property. For houses, tenants are listed under names of streets. After 1856 there is nothing to show what arrangement is used, except for the London rents. There is a separate list of hosues and gardens let at rack rent.

Contains accounts as in JCAD/2/2/3/1-2, with these variations: from 1798 there is a separate entry for rents which go partly to the Chest and partly to Dividend; from 1799 only the Corn Rent properties are listed; after 1806 the Cambridge house properties appear on a separate page. For 1805 there is an account in the hand of Dr Pearce of the sale to Downing of land and a sheepwalk in St Thomas's Leys. From 1815 there are no tenants at will, but instead tenants of the "new houses in Jesus Lane". At the end of the book is a note by Dr Pearce about deductions by tenants on account of the duty on malt.

Contains accounts as in JCAD/2/2/3/1, except that the rental of London estates is given in full after the Michaelmas account. At the front are notes about average prices of a quarter of wheat, by Benjamin Newton (1738) and Lynford Caryl (1765).

Contains half-yearly rentals, with: name of tenant, reserved rent in money, wheat, malt, total rent in money, and college commons. Then follow: Cambridge rents in money only, total of London rents, pensions (Foljambe's, Lady Bennet's, Marshall's Exhibition). A second column, in the Michaelmas accounts only, has: quit rents received, out rents including payments to the University waits, the London rent collector, the University beadles, for sermons, the Steward of Graveley, the Shelford poor, and the University Marshal. At the foot of the account are tables of current prices of wheat and malt. After the rental for 1745 is: the Dividend Paper, 1685-1745, consisting of a list of receipts, chamber rents, receipts from degrees fees, and payments to various servants, the library, the garden, etc.; the last to be deducted from the sum of the first three. In a second column, to be added, are fines received; to be deducted "corn money owed to Commons" and "capon money owed to Commons". This calculation establishes the dividend, which is divided in 18 parts, two of which go to the Master and one to each Fellow. From 1709 there is "a charge for Exceedings at Christmas" and from 1712 "a charge for Commencement Supper".

One volume made up of three mss bound together: College accounts for 1556-57; Steward's accounts for 1556-57; College accounts for 1558-59. [See JCGB/4/3/1 for accounts for 1556.]

1st part contains 6 items: first, a list of charters and donations, beginning with the gift by Malcolm, King of Scots, to the nuns and the licence of Henry VII to Bishop Alcock to found the college. Other donors enumerated are: Bishop James Stanley, Roger Thorne, Robert Rede, John Batemanson, John Andrewe and John Royston; in a later hand, John Fuller, Thomas Roberts, Richard Pigott and John Risley. Other lists follow: "Rentes and revenues" of the college; costs of maintaining the the Master, Fellows and pupils, in stipends and victuals; stipends of college officers and servants; outgoing rents and expenses; cost of repairs in preceding and present year. There is a note that the college would be in serious debt if it did not add more fellows and students. There is also a note on the dorse of the penultimate folio, in a contemporary hand: "Concerninge Jesus College in Cambridge"; and, in an 18th century hand "Fundationes Collegii Jesu. A. D. 1556". Note by Freda Jones (former archivist): "I take this to be the statement the College submitted to the Royal Visitors in 1556 (See Lamb, Documents). They would have had also to submit the annual audit account. As there are no account rolls after that of 1548-9, it may be that the Royal Visitors of Edward VI in that year ordered that the accounts be kept in a book instead of a roll, and that this first account book, which covered the years 1550-55, is missing because the Marian Visitors did not return it. 1556. 8 folios

2nd part [in Dr Caryl's hand] contains: firstly, 12 fols in the hand that wrote STA 1.1, probably that of John Johnson, receiver, presenting a rental of the college properties [except most of London] for the year ending Michaelmas 1557, receipts of money owed to the college and paid to it by the Steward (Henry Worley), room rents, money taken out of the Chest by the Steward, and expenses under the usual various headings, including stipends for the Master and seven Fellows; secondly, two folios of Steward's accounts, in the hand of Henry Worley, rendered monthly with amounts stated weekly for the different kinds of table, and with an account of expenditure at feasts. 14 folios. 1557;

3rd part contains accounts by the receiver and the steward, in the same two hands as the 2nd part; includes stipends for the Master and 12 Fellows, 15 folios. 1558-9

Summarises financial transactions concerning College accounts

Begins with an account of rents due to the Dead College, 25 Mar. - 25 Dec. 1760; then arranged as JCAD/2/2/2/1.

Ledger, with alphabetical index.

Miscellaneous accounts by Hugh Shield, Bursar.

Begun by Dr French as Tutor of Pembroke College, so contains: notes about scholarships at Pembroke; Pembroke College accounts, 1814-20; Jesus College Bursar's accounts, 1821; rents of Jesus College estates and Proby Fund payments; payments to public lecturers, 1821-1847; Harlton accounts; new building accounts (K and L staircases, Jesus College); Bursar's accounts with Steward, 1821-23 and 1820-21; taxes, 1821-1836; Bursar's accounts with Dean (Tempsford property); Webster's (building) account; Bursar's accounts with various Fellows, bankers, etc.; results of college examinations at Pembroke, 1818-19 and Jesus, 1821; more Pembroke College accounts at end of book; and a memorandum about the office of Steward at Jesus.

Accounts arranged as in JCAD/2/2/2/2, in Dr Lynford Caryl's hand.

Contains accounts of various kinds; begun by E. H. Morgan, then continued by Hugh Shield, Bursar. Headings include: Hoare's account; Mortlock's account; The Building Fund; Day book 1876; Schedule A, income tax; notes (Dr Westmorland's Catalogue of the Muniments, Dr Westmorland's accounts, A. J. Gray's Tenements on the Weigh House Allotment); Coprolites; Settlement with Kett, Christmas 1886; Sutton Trust; Dividend accounts; Expenditure 1872-1886 compared; Returns to the University, 1886; Tithe averages, 1881-87; Rents and fines on Cambridge properties (calculated according to the Peterhouse plan and the Jesus College plan); Rustat and Harston accounts; List of consols; General accounts, 1886-87; Scholarship Fund, Dead College; Dividend account, 1888-92.

Contains accounts, preceded by notes on the origins of the various funds: (1920) Willingham, Over, Steeple Morden, Quy; (1874-1921) Graveley Enfranchisement, Elmstead Tithe Redemption; (1921) Eltisley, King St; (1922) stable site, Jesus Lane.

Cantains accounts of tax paid.

Contains individual Fellows' accounts with the Bursar. .

Contains accounts [what?]. At the end of the book are notes of business to be put before college meetings, 1868-81, in the hand of Dr Corrie (Master).

Contains accounts of: the Deposit Fund, 1836-60 (pp. 5-16); Ley Fellowships, 1840-41 (pp. 27-28); the Proby Fund, 1832-77 (pp. 75-128); the Repairing Rooms Fund, 1833-49 (pp. 273-82); the Rhadegund Manor Fund, 1830-42 (pp. 195-204); the Valley Fund, 1836-76 (pp. 129-148); the Harlton Parsonage Fund, 1821-39 (pp. 263-68); and Graveley fire Account, 1848 (pp. 331-32). Rm 1, F5 Vellum binding, 8 x 6 in.

Ledger.

Ledger

Ledger

Contains accounts of loan repayments, 1921-25 (pp. 2-30). At the beginning is an alphabetical index of elections to Fellowships and college offices,

Contains accounts for calculating dividends. The dividend on the corn money (etc.) is calculated at the Audit; the dividend on fines is calculated at Commencement, at the Audit and at the Second Audit.