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Bill for £9 17s 10d from Christopher Pemberton for instructions for lease to Mr. Thomas E. Sharpe and drawing the same, ingrossing lease and counterpart, entering in register, paid for stamp and parchment.

Bill for £12 13s for preparing licence to Messrs Steward and Cotton to alienate to Mr. Thomas Bailey, stamp and parchment, the like charges for licence to Messrs Steward and Cotton to alienate to Mr Thomas Badcock.

Paid £1 1s 0d received of Margaret Forster for the use of thirty two poles nine weeks at the Chapel Tower.
Signed by M. Wells.

Bill relating to 'Court keeping', includes: 2 bottles of 'Parlour wine' (£3 6d); empty bottle (2 1/2d); 1lb of tobacco (£2); pint of brandy (£1 9d); 1/2lb of sugar (6d); 2 oranges and 1 lemon (4 1/2d). Total bill amounts to £8 3d, signed 'for father' at the bottom, along with Beaumont Prior.

Bill for £4 19s 3d from The Rectory House, Royston.

The Revd Dr French, Trustee for Jesus College, Manor of Harlton: 'costs of admission of Dr French by the Steward of the Manor'.

Account of taxes and rents due to William Ambrose for his Estate at Stow cum Quy. Taxes amount to £3 13s 6d, rents amount to £38 6s 6d.

Bill of sale of 7 Park Street, the leasehold for which was to be sold at auction on 22nd February 1878

Bursar's Account paid £1, 5s. 6d. to J. Turner for painting of;

Mr Rushton’s ceilings -
Whitening and cleaning 4 ceilings, £ 0, 7s, 6d.
Mr Morgan’s ceilings -
Whitening and cleaning 2 ceilings, £ 0, 5s, 6d.
Mr Carnwarth ceilings, £ 0, 7s, 6d.
Mr Thompson’s ceiling, £0, 5s, 0d.

Paid £8 15s to W. Winter

Preparing rooms of the Lodge for decorating by;
Scraping and sizing walls and applying paper.
Labour, paper, size, paste.
Total: £8 50s

Receipt of a payment of £60, 0s, 0d from the Bursar of Jesus College.

Receipt of a payment of £49, 15s, 0d for 20 cottages on Eden Street. Addressed to 'The Master and Fellows of Jesus College', sent by J.H.H Goodwin. Received by W. Seymour & Sons.

Item 1: Office receipt of the various services provided by the Cambridge University and Town Gas Light Company. Total payment for gas work, fittings and hire of gas stove is £123, 9S, 6D.
Item 2: Breakdown of the various services provided by the company.

Bill of various work done in Jesus College.
Item 1: ‘cutting away brickwork in the kitchen to alter position of supply’. Bill amounts to £2, 5s, 2d. Initial bill dated 3rd September 1901.
Item 2: ‘Repairing hot water taps over kitchen sink’. Bill amounts to £2, 6s, 8d. Initial bill dated 31st October 1901.
Item 3: various works including installation of hydrants and work on the grounds. Bill amounts to £37, 13s, 3d.

Bill briefly summarising items or services provided by John Swan and Son, identified by location only. Includes: "Papering" (£5 14s); "Chapel" (£2 3s); "Lecture Room" (£5 7s 3d); "Hall" (£1 12s 1d); "Combination" (£1 10s)

Paid 3 pounds 3 shillings to H. R. Wiseman bookbinder for W Owen's Prize. Received E. W. Wiseman.

A long bill for bricklayers' work "done by Margt Forster". The bill refers to work done to the Master's stable, the kitchens, the garden the Chapel, and mostly covers payments for labour, bricks, tills, mortar, nails, lime and sand without reference to the work carried out. Amounts to £38 12s 1/2d, and signed with a cross by Margaret Foster.

Bill for bricklayers' for "work done to the marsters Lodge", includes: paying a workman for a quarter day's work (6d); "tills and morter" (1s); paying 2 "workmen" and 2 "Labourers" for one day (6s 4d); 10 loads of brick morter (3s 4d). Total bill amounted to £1 2s, and is signed with a cross, "Margaret Foster her mark".

Payment of 16s 6d received from Dr. Caryl for one year's quit rentat Caius College due at Michaelmas last.

Signed by Charles Canver (Bursar).

Payment of 1s 4d received from Dr. Caryl for one year's quit rent for the use of Corpus Christi College due and ended at St. Michael last past.

Signed by Goode and Bayliff.

Payment of 6s received from Mr Darby [it appears as Derby] by Edward Whyborough for trimming trees.

Signed with a cross.

Payment of 10s 4d received from Mr Darby to Edward Whyborough for moving trees in the grove.

Signed with a cross.

Payment of 9s received from Mr Darby by Edward Whyborough for work done in the Master's Close, and of 8s 5d for 1/2 day's work in the grove and close.

Signed with a cross.

Payment of 3s 10½d received from Mr Darby by Edward Whyborough for work done in the Pond Close, and of 10s 6d for planting trees in the grove.

Signed with a cross.

Receipt noting that Edward Wybrow was paid 10s 4d for eight days labour "in the Pound Close".

Paid to Edward York £1 for salt ladles and letters.

Payment of £5 5s to R. Reynolds Rowe of the Inland Revenue Office, 10 Emmanuel Street, Cambridge, for surveying the erection of a new house on Saint Andrews Street upon premises lately belonging to John Cooch. Includes payments for the examination of drawings and specification for the building, reexamining the amended drawings, surveying the site and supervising the erection of the building. Signed by R. Reynolds Rowe.

Payment of £2 2s to R. Reynolds Rowe of the Inland Revenue Office, 10 Emmanuel Street, Cambridge, for surveying several building sites. Includes payments for surveying site and drawing up plan for the site of All Saints New Church; surveying Mrs Sharp's premises at New Square and supervised the execution of work; superintending work at the Manor Garden and Bailey's Close. Signed by R. Reynolds Rowe.

Paid £1 5s 4d for nineteen days work at the Grove.

Payment of £2 12s 8d made by the bursar Mr Darby to the painter James Ivers for painting two new doors in the cloisters the few parts three times and backsides, painting the new posts and the great gates for the close garlick fair the new posts cotton places 3 times in oil all year, rest twice in oil for oil colour at time, to putty used, to painting all the new posts at railingthat was made good in the walk loading to the gates, painted the new door that used to go into the lodge in cloisters, to painting both the boggs in the fellows garden three times olive colour 24 yards, whitening both the ceilings, to painting the outsides of the boggs load colour, to painting the garden gate next to the close on both sides part 3 times, to scouring the seat at the end of the walk, to scouring and painting the boggs and the end of boggs for oil and colour, time.

Signed by James Ivers.

Payment of £25 3s 11¾d received from Mr Darby by Jeffs and Bentley for a piece of base for side of college 3 foot long, paving in west side of cloister, Yorkshire paving in passage at north east corner of court, 8 hodsfine mortar, load of sand, 2 days of a masontaking up old floor, 9 days of a labourer carrying out old floor and carrying in sand.

Payment of 4s 10½d received from Brett by Jeffs and Bentley for a mason one day and two hours setting the chimney piece in Lodge kitchen, a labourer 3/4 of a day and two hours at the lodge kitchen, to one hod mortar.

Bill for £1 7s 4d to John Angel for nails, etc.

Payment of £1 7s 6 [or 0?]d to Jonathan Mum to a wafer pot repaired, to spitting basins mending, to a new glass for the lamps, to 2 new tops for the lamps, to 3 new small lamps, to a glass lamp for the combination, to a lanthorn repaired.

Signed by Jonathan Mum

Paid £0 4s 0d by Dr Caryl to William Boman for leveling the ground the back of Lee garden.
Signed with a mark.

Paid £0 2s 7d by Dr Caryl to J. Payne for carrying of mud into the garden.

Payment of 15s received from Richard Matthews by Mr. Berridge for superfine Demy paper and bound in...[?].

Signed by Richard Matthews.

Paid £45 5s to Mr Raynes on account of the Grove.

Paid £3 to W Wicksteed from the Proby fund by Dr Caryl.

£0 10s 6d for Transcript of draft Statute.