A bill for a chaise 'courtkeeping' at Gravely (15s) and for duty (3s). Total bill amounted to 18s, signed by Wm. Cowling.
Cowling, WilliamBill to the sum of £4 11s 6d and £4 18s 6d to the University Press for extracts from the first book of the Aenead, St John's Gospel, Homer's Iliad, etc.
Harvey, JohnA bill for the University 'Whits' [Waits] (10s), signed by John Lawson.
Lawson, JohnA bill and receipt for £5 17s 9d for Elliot Smith for upholstery work.
Smith, ElliotBill for pan tiles, wheat straw, pan tiles, taring building and labour, paid by Charles Deeks, for £25 14d 6s. Various prices written on the back without items attached.
Deeks, CharlesReceipt of 10s payment to the Cambridge University and Town Water Works Company for one quarter's supply of water ending 6 October 1875.
Cambridge University and Town Water Works CompanyBy the Master for Webster 4/2
French, Rev. Dr William (c.1786-1849), Master of Jesus CollegeReceipt for £16 6d to William Wiseman
French, Rev. Dr William (c.1786-1849), Master of Jesus College5th February 1814, received of George Broadrick Esq £9 6s the amount of the bill delivered on account of Jesus College Cambridge.
Signed by Rashleigh & Lee.
In the Common Pleas - Jesus College Cambridge to the Vicar of Whittlesford.
Michaelmas Term 1813. Costs include: instructions to inroll bargain and sale; paid for the Judges fiat; attending for the purpose; additional stamp; attending at the Stamp Office for the purpose; engrossing on the roles and paid at the Inrollment Office for inrolling the deed; paid expedition; docked; attending to carry in the roll; portages.
Same to the Vicar of Swavesey: the like charges herein.
Total of £9 6s.
A bill for the porter 'Winding up the Clock' (10s). Also includes: cleaning 'the Clorster' [cloister?] (10s); cleaning the courts (6s 8d); cleaning the 'Quarter Tngle' [triangle] (2s); 'greens for the Hall' (3s). Total bill amounts to £1 8s 4d, signed 'received for my Father'.
Brett, JosephPayment of £4 5s received of Mr. Darby for half a year's window tax and marshall wages due at Lady Day last.
Signed by Edward Bore.
This receipt has been found inside of the next Window Tax receipt [JCAD/2/2/9/1767/16]
Bore, EdwardPayment of £4 4s received of Mr. Darby for half a year's window tax and marshall wages due at Michaelmas last.
Signed by Edward Bore.
Bore, EdwardMarch - April 1814, total sum 17s 6d.
Costs include: for a new box and clack to kitchen pump; for repairing pump and letting in bolter to same; for a new bucket and leather; for a new box and clack; fixing pump and clack to pump in garden.
Signed by Richard Spencely.
Received 22nd March 1814 of G Broadrick £20 on account of Jesus College Cambridge.
Signed by D Bradwell.
Work done at Eltisley in 1812. Costs include: spikes, screw bolts and nuts, cotterel, new hooks and nails.
Bill settled 13th November 1813, signed by William Hinder(?).
18th July 1813: for 3 days work underpinning the barns and line.
Signed by William Hains.
Bill of payment for work done at the request of Revd James Fendall for the sum of £215 and upwards, and signed by James Walter, architect.
Walter, James£7 17s 3d for work done in Master's Lodge;
£5 19s 6d for work done in Courts.
Bill of £14 17s. 3d. for work done in the College courts
Doors and materials, wood, frames nails, plates, labour of men to install
Webster, J.Two bills addressed to R. Rowe for work done to Jesus College properties. First bill includes payment for painting the doors, shutters, windows, flue, piping and guttering on three tenements in Manor Court. Also includes payment for painting the old and new locks and repairing pump at Remplow's [presumably a tenant]. Totals £3 1s 4d, settled 28th November 1864 and signed by 'E' for H. Jerrold.
Second bill for work done to houses opposite Jesus College. Includes payment for repairing pump (including cost of bucket, box and leathers) and painting new gate at no.13, minding lead over window at no. 42 (includes cost of solder and nails), and fitting a new iron boiler to kitchen range at no. 45. Totals £1 5s 6d, settled 16th December 1864 and signed by H. Jerrold.
Bill for work done to estates from Shallow Holiman (presumably a business) for work done in January and February 1849. Work was repair work on houses. Totaling £1 9s
Shallow Holiman£2 2s 2d for work done to Master's Lodge
Repair of floor to privy
Joints of door
Lowering of Privy floor
Job done in Kitchen
Putting in shutters
Spit rack
Ale stool
Shelves to cellar
Bottle rack
Beer stall
Partition in cellar
£2 1s 0d for work done to Chapel
Taking down wainscot
Scaffolding
£2 4s 0d - valuing rent for Mr Nutters etc.
£17 11s 4d for work done in courts
Fence by the grove
Oak ledges
Rehanging gate by the road
Mending door opposite to new building
Fencing round trees in the close
Mending doors of fellows stable
Receipt for £2 5s to D. Bradwell and sons for work done to the college and its estates. Includes payment for repairing the roof in the chancel of All Saints, including cost of labour, blue slate, mortar, tiles and grey slates; also for replacing the decayed chimney pot at Harveys, Jesus Lane, including cost of labour, hair mortar, cement and chimney pot; also for building a higher tube to the same chimney. Dated 28th November and signed by D. Bradwell and sons. On reverse of bill includes list of abstracts for work done during Michaelmas 1864 to the Masters' Lodge, the college the courts etc, the chapel, the rooms the kitchen and the estates, totalling £70 11s 10d.
D. Bradwell and SonsA bill for £0 10s 5d to J. Webster for work done to the Chapel.
Master and Fellows, Jesus CollegeMaking the path in New Square 10s 10s 0d
Roper, J.Bill for work done by James Ling. For Mr. Deeks. Work was done create gate hurdles at a per day rate, with bunches of long shingles, bunches of short, and bunches of binding rods, paid £7 8d 4s. Signed by James Ling
Deeks, CharlesBill from H. Cuthbert to John Howes for work done to Parsand's Farm for the use [?] of the landred for days June 20, July 3 and July 5 1832. Includes allowance for beer, bars of lime, bars of hair, bricks of earth, ails. Total of £1 5s 10d. Settled Februar 26 1833, signed by John Howes.
Cuthbert, H.Payment of 5s 6d to W. Burbage for work to chimney at the house of Mr Pettit on Belmont Place. Includes payment for preparing pantiling, putting in the glass pantile and making the hood.
Rowe, Richard Reynolds (1824-1899), Architect, Surveyor and EngineerRecord of two payments, totalling £1 3s 6d. One for 19s for cleaning out the drain at number 38 Jesus Lane, Mr Kempton's. The second for 4s 6d for cleaning out the drain at Manor Place, Morrell's.
Burbage, JamesPayment of £1 16s 9d to James Burbage for work done to houses opposite Jesus College. Includes payments for repairing tiling, work to back water closets, and payments for mortar, tiles, larth and nails.
Burbage, JamesPayment of £2 5d to C. Green for work done to college properties. Includes payments for repairing door frame at Mr Kimpton's, Jesus Lane and Mr Holden's, also Jesus Lane; building water closet at Mr Marsh's, King Street; repairing the water closet at Mrs Sharpe's, Jesus Lane and repairing sash frames at Miss Hirson's, Jesus Lane. Signed by C. Green and initialled by R. Rowe.
Green, C.Payment of £26 1s to James Kidd for work done to college properties. Includes payments for new door frame at the Garden on Jesus Lane (tenant Walkers), new fence at the Estate on Newmarket road (tenant Mrs Bailey) and repairing joist and floor art Manor Court (tenant Munall). Signed by James Kidd, and approved by R. Rowe.
Rowe, Richard Reynolds (1824-1899), Architect, Surveyor and EngineerPayment of £5 15s 6d to W. Burbage for building a wall on Jesus Lane. Also includes payments for building and coping bricks, cement, sand and mortar.
Rowe, Richard Reynolds (1824-1899), Architect, Surveyor and EngineerRecord of two payments. One for 4s 6d for repairs to property on King's Street, including clearing out drain at Mrs Marsh's. The second for 9s for repairs to Mr Kempton's on Jesus Lane, including plastering and repairs to brickwork. Includes payment for bricks, mortar and cement.
Burbage, JamesPayment of £7 10s 2d to W. Burbage for work done to Mr Freeman's house on Hobson Street. Includes payments for work done to the roof, plastering the front and back of the house, and putting in rafters. Also includes payments for bricks, mortar, earth, nails, pantiles, plane and rig tiles. Signed by W. Burbage.
Rowe, Richard Reynolds (1824-1899), Architect, Surveyor and EngineerRecord of two payments to James Burbage for work to college houses. First includes payment of 13s for relaying tiles in the yard of Manor House and work to the kitchen and staircase window in Mrs Hinson's. Second includes payment of 4s 6d for repairing tiles on the roof of Mr Jerrold's house.
Burbage, JamesBill for £330 due from the Fellows of Jesus to Frederick Park for work done to new buildings on the Greyhound estate, St Andrew's Street. Paid by Dr Westmorland.
Rowe, Richard Reynolds (1824-1899), Architect, Surveyor and EngineerMaking out the College rental for one year.
Total: £3 3s
Prizes, £12:
Allowance to Mr Movey (unclear)
Allowance to Mr Lawton
Allowance to Mr Borroughs
Signed Geo. S. Venables
For bookbinding:
Allowance to Mr Gibson for prize
Allowance to Mr Woodham
Bill for £11 18s 10d for instructions for lease to Mr. Thomas Frohock, drawing the same, ingrossing lease and counterpart, entering same in register, stamps and parchment, preparing licence to Messrs Foster and Hankin to alienate to Messrs William and Edward Freeman and entering same in register, paid for stamp and parchment.
Pemberton, ChristopherFrom Cook of Jesus College, John Dioen, to Rev. Dr. French, Master of Jesus College, on behalf of the Late Rev. Thomas Dickes' Account. Bill of £7 1s 11d
Dioen, John£2 12s 6d paid to John S. Palmer (Hatter, Hosier and Glover).
Palmer, John S.Bill from J. Bacon to the Master and Fellows of Jesus College Cambridge dated 21st June 1847 for labour etc since November 1845 restoring Bishop Alcock's Chapel, £4 4s 7d. Signed Jonathan Bacon.
Bill from J. Bacon to the Master and Fellows of Jesus College Cambridge dated 3rd February 1847 for masons and labour etc since November 1845 restoring Bishop Alcock's Chapel, £4 4s 7d. Signed Jonathan Bacon.
Bill for £3 5s 0d for J. Yorke Oliver, Jeweller, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, for coffee pots, spoons, and other equipment.
Bill for £4 4s 0d to Mr Evans, Ely, for:
License to suspend the election of a Fellow in place of Mr Corthorne [?], 1813
The like in place of Whitehead, 1817
Sealing instrument relating to the granting of a new statute to the college
D. of the statute
Bill from nursery of Mrs. S. Mackie of Lakenham, Norfolk to William French for plants. Plants listed include 100 evergreen and flowering shrubs, 10 evergreen oaks, 10 laburnums, 10 mountain ash, 20 spruce firs, 10 acacias, 10 pink mezereums (mesereons), 1 mat and package. £2 16s 7d in total. All for Jesus College.
Mackie, Mrs. SBill for £7 2s 5d from nursery of Mrs. S. Mackie of Lakenham, Norfolk to William French. Plants listed are 50 evergreen and flowering shrubs, 1 kalmia augustifolia, 1 kalmia gluuca, 1 kalmia variegata, 1 rhodora canadensis, 1 azalea viscosa alba, 1 azalea viscosa scaba, 1 azalea viscosa duplex, 2 azalea pontica, 1 azalea tomentosa, 2 andromeda calyculala, 2 andromeda calesba, 1 vaccinium macrocarpon, 1 vaccinium vitis idaa, 2 vaccinium uliginusum, 1 vaccinium myrtillus, 1 vacillium tenellum, 50 roses in sorts, 12 rhododendron pont, 2 rhododendron maximum, 2 rhododendron pont variegatum, 2 rhododendron roseum, 1 rhododendron catawbiense, 1 rhododendron aralvides, 20 spruce firs, 20 larch firs, 10 birch, 5 weeping birch, 15 silver firs, 10 hornbeams, 10 copper beech, 5 weeping willows, 1 dwarf may duke cherry, 1 dwarf black heart cherry, 1 dwarf elton cherry, 1 dwarf summer nonpariel, 1 dwarf margaret, 1 dwarf nonsuch, 3 mats and packing. All for Jesus College.
Mackie, Mrs. SBill from nursery of Mrs. S. Mackie of Lakenham, Norfolk to William French for 50 rose bushes of various sorts for 12s 6d. Also a note saying Mrs. Mackie was sorry that the plants sent last time were not of the height required, but no heights were requested. All for Jesus College.
Mackie, Mrs. SBill for £8 from Christopher Pemberton for drawing and ingrossing licence to Mr. Thomas Bailey to alienate to Mrs. Ann Cole and entering in register, stamp and parchment, , the like changes for licence to Mr. Ebenezer Danby and Mr. Bridges to alienate to Mrs. Sarah Redfern (?).
Pemberton, Christopher