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Receipt for carpentry work, paid by the Revd the Master & Fellows of Jesus College to George Bradwell. Bill for work done to the Master's Lodge and around College between 8th December 1855 and 22nd September 1856. Items billed for the Master's Lodge include: 11 ft super 3/4in deal & four 6in hold fasts had for the Master's Gardener; the garden gates, work to & rehang ditto, 1ft run 2 by 2in oak & 3 men's time to do. Items billed for College include: Porter's Lodge, make a cupboard for water metre, 12ft run by 3/4 & 11ft run 9 by inch deal, 1 pair of 6in cross garnets & screws, 1 pair 1 1/4in joints & screws, 2 black knobs, 2 buttons & screws, 1/2 dozen 1 1/2 screws 1/2, 6 2 1/2in nails, four 6in hold fasts, & clout nails & man 2 day's time to do; tower of Chapel, take down old Louvre frames & make 4 new ditto with slats etc., 3 men 4 days each; to ditto & fixed ditto, 150ft sup 5/8in, 24 sup inch deal, 5 at 1/2in brads, 1 at 8 nails, 12 6in hold fasts, 3 men's time fixing ditto, 1 day each; make & fix a fence in the Porter's Garden, 7 ft sup 3/4in, 6ft sup inch & 15 run 3 1/2 by 2in deal, 3/4 at 8 nails, & man's time 3/4 day; Porter's Lodge, new floor to the sitting room, a new hearth stone & take out & refix stove, & take off and rehang 2 doors, estimate delivered. Amount billed totals £15 4s 11d. Signed by George Bradwell.

Carpenter's bill addressed to Mrs Feilding for repairing the gates and fences. Total payment equals £3 16s 6d, and includes payment for labour and timber in the rough. Signed by James Ellwood and dated 1st February 1864.

Paid £20 (the amount of bills annexed) to J. Webster for carpentry services, including making a new ladder, men's work, battin to mending of floor on landing of Mr Wallis' staircase, mending of sash in Mr Wallis' rooms, oak sill to the door of the Fellows Garden, tarring of fence next to Midsummer Common, sawing and nails, making a gutter over the Fellows Stable, horse and cart for removing of a tree, putting up and taking down of scaffold, frame and doors to form a lobby entrance to the Hall in the Master's Lodge, deal for gothic heads, job done to the coal hole in the Nursery, rehanging the door leading into the garden, job done to the Chapel door, putting up slips for temporary fixing of stained glass in Chapel.

Breakdown: £12 8s 7d for work done in the Courts, rooms etc, 2s 7d for Chapel, £7 8s 10d for Master's Lodge.
Signed J. Webster

F. Leach to J. Slater for work done to curtain pole, brass pulleys, blind cord and one iron hand rail screw.

Paid 7s to Thomas Knock for the gaugers (gauges?)

A bill for carpentry and joinery work done in the college, includes: 'Work in Necessary 4 & Nails' (11s 6d); a 1 inch deal (1s 10d); 1 feather edge deal (1s 8d); oak deals (5s 6d); mending the paper in the Lodge (5s 5d); 7 quire of blue paper (5s 10d); paste (1s 6d); mending an elbow chair for the Combination (3s 6d); nails and work in the buttress (1s 3d); 'Propping' trees in the close (1s 3d); making and fixing a shelf in the kitchen (2s 6d); 8 pairs of batons (1s 2d); 6 hold fasts and nails (1s 6d); mending the Fellow's apple chamber (1s 2d); 3 yards of 'Line deal nails' and hanging a sash in the room over the Gate (2s); Look, 2 bolts, 2 pairs of joints and nails (4s); mending a chair in the Combination (3s 6d); making and fixing a drawer, jobs in the buttress (8s 9d); 4 clothes pegs and nails (10d); a pair of sashes for Brough's room (16s); a new stick and mending 3 'hand fire screens' (1s 6d); nails and mending the fence in the Grove (1s 1d); putting posts down in the Close (2s); nails and mending the 'Necessary' in the Fellow's Garden (1s 6d); work to Mr Plampkin's staircase (16s 10 1/2d); 6 buttons (10s); putting 'sell' to Garden door frame and altering the coal place (7s 10d); 2 elbows, stumps and mending 2 making elbow chairs for the Combination (7s); work to 10 gutters 'Cornish & Facia of 3 sides in Cloysters' (£7 1s 10 1/2d); nails, screws and a brass nob to the Lodge door (16s 11d); 'sundry jobs in the Kitchen' (9s 4 1/2d); 1/2 yards of cheese cloth (9d). One entry beneath for 13th November is struck through: 'making 3 new doors and frames'. A receipt signed by Thomas Smith was fixed over the top of the final entry with wax. The total bill amounted to £42 2s 8 1/2d.

Paid £2 10s 2d to Briant Coulson Carpenter of Barnwell for jobs and materials including:

• taking up the old pump frame and making a new one
• oak
• deals
• spikes and nails

Bill for £4 13s 6d for work to Michaelmas 1816. Signed by John Averley.
Work to the Master's coach house, work in the Lodge, work to the stable totalling £1 14 5 1/2 d. Signed by John Averley.
Work done to the parlour in February 1816.
Work done to the buttery on 6th July 1816.
Work done to the Grove in December 1815 and July 1816.
Work done in Mr Jones' room 2nd May 1816.
Work done in Mr Emley's room.

Signed by Briant Coulson (carpenter of Barnwell).
Costs include: £22 5s 7d for building a new servants' hall and doing other repairs (by the order of Mr Hustler, Bursar); framing part of the roof; labour; nails; sawing out stuff; making a door frame and fitting up the casing, hanging a new casing for the pipe, and making and putting up shelves; deal for casing; large joints and [...]; bow latch and cap; making a new chimney piece, seats and coal bins; making new sashes and frames, coming and fitting up; 4 hooks used in the Hall.
£5 14s 9d for spikes and nails; framing new heads to the old windows; sideboard and new table; repairing the coach house doors and doing other jobs; deal; long joints and nails; taking up and putting down fences.
Total of £3 12s :Mr Willis, 1000 of billets; Mr [...]300 billets; Mr King 100 billets; Mr Gigens 100 billets; Mr Hening 300 billets.
13th March 1816, receipt for the sum of £20.
Bill for £2 10s 4d for work done by the order of Mr Hustler, Bursar; carriage of 6" turnpike and two tools; work for two men, two horses and two carts carrying earth in the bend.

Paid to Coulson (Carpenter) for work done from March to August 1821. Includes work done to doors in porters lodge, fences in grounds, and mending.

Paid to the Thomas Knock Carpenter for fencing in A stack yard, making 3 pairs of bars, fixing the stack yard, hewing and sawing out, repairing and hanging, to putting up and jobs, and 23 pounds of nails.

Paid to Briant Coulson of Barnwell for work done in College including payments for covering over the cesspool in the garden and repairing a fence in the grove, oak planks, a new door and frame in the laundry, repairing the pump, plate rack, table, board for the pump, jobs in the kitchen, lock for the laundry door, mixed nails, repairing fences in the grove and grounds, repairing fences in the paddock, paid to a man for digging and leaching the ground by the stable, repair fences and gate in the grove, a new knife board for the porters lodge, taking up the old boarded fence in the grove, repairing the porters ladder, stakes for the gardener, a new oak fence and door at Mr. Gee's house in Jesus Lane, putting down at the coal arch. Signed by Briant Coulson.

Paid to Anne Newling for work done at Jesus College, including payments for a man and his work done in the necessary and stable, to a labourer for timber measuring, oak 6 by 4 to sedge house, nails, an oven pole, nails used in the kitchen and buttery, one days work of a lad, mending the kitchen pump, 6 batons to the grove fences, for a man and a lad, deal to the fellows garden, two leaves half of slit deal to the Hall cornice, a deal to the lamp ladder, 6ft of oak 3 by 4 to the garden barrow, two pairs of slit deals to the clock case, deals. Signed by Anne Newling

Received of Mr Newton. Paid 3s 2d for work done at Jesus College including mending the pump. Signed by A. Newling and his mother Jn Newling.

A bill by A. Newling, the carpenter. Received of Dr Caryl, paid £10 7s 7d for whole deals, nails and wages of a man and a lad for work done in the Masters Lodge Kitchen, for mending the College pump, for a plank to a drain, for nails and stuff in the Hall, for mending Garlick-Fair gate, for a deal and nails used in Mr Lumly's room, for deals, nails, wages of two men for work done in the Kitchen and in the Buttery, for the wage of a man for sundry jobs in the Masters Lodge, for deals and nails used in Mr Fells room, for work done in the College Kitchen, for nails and wage of a lad for work done in the Fellows Garden, for a deal and wage of a man for a ladder for the Masters Lodge, for battons, nails and wages of two men to pound fences and grove, for mending the pump in the Masters Lodge, for nails, brads, a ash pole, deals and wages. Signed by Jn Newling on behalf of his mother.

Received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College. Paid 10s 4d for nails to putting a sill in the Masters Kitchen, for an ashpole and a stool for the College Kitchen, oak lintels for the coalhouse door, for battons to mend the fence in the Masters pound, nails and men wages. Signed by Jn. Halliman.

Received of the Fellows of Jesus College. Paid 10s 6d for work done in the Fellows Garden including a new leather cow and tallow to the pump, a new bucket, a new spout, to pitch and for a day of 2 men pitching, caughting and stopping cracks. Signed by Jn. Halliman.

Paid £8 5s 3 1/2d to Thomas Smith for work in the college, including: a handle for Maddock, mending a wheelbarrow, mending rales in Pound, oak timber for a pump, making gears for the pump, mending a chair for the combination room, hanging in the chapel clerk's room, a quire of blue and brown paper, paste, nails, elm, leather, hemp, deals, and a ladder for the fellows garden. Bundled inside JCAD/2/29/1776/16.

Paid to Richard Hayward 16s 8d for Horsing Block, Claws on the Pen Bottom, mending the stable manger, sawing the stut.

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 £4 4s 9d for carpentry work done at Hundon Rectory. Includes payments for repairing calfs pen bottom, labour and nails, repairing stable door and altering gates and jobs in the yards, getting the stuff ready for joist and lattice to calfs pen bottom and laying down, labour and nails, hewing and sawing gate stuff and earthings, removing gate posts and repairing gates, chopping and sawing stuff for 2 bridges and laying them down, kneedings to posts etc, making two new gates and chopping up posts and kneedings putting down posts hanging the new gates and setting up old posts, repairing styles, repairing pales, repairing fences and jobs in the yards, ripping the plank for barn floor and packing up, repairing and hanging of gates, repairing the rack in the stable, altering garden gates, repairing the fences and jobs in the yards, nails, repairing boarding to piggery doors etc. Signed by Knock.

Paid £6 5s 6d to Knock for carpentry work done at Hundon Rectory. Includes payments for hewing and sawing out plank for part of barn floor stuff for manger scantlings etc, repairing fences and jobs in the yard, labour and nails, repairing pigs cott doors, boarding to the same and jobs, hewing and sawing out posts and rails getting ready and putting down 10 rods of fencing single rail against the pasture, repairing stack yard fence gates and jobs, nails, taking down old manger, making and fixing new manger 18ft long, new posts and chinpiece complete making good the boarding fixing up the standing repairing of the same, repairing and rehanging a window shutter to the house, new joint to the same and jobs in the yard, cutting down and reviewing of stuff for rails pales and stuff for a bridge and laying down setting up post putting in rails and railing to the same, kneedings to posts and jobs, repairing and rehanging of gates, setting up post and kneedings to the same.

Paid £3 6s 10½d to Chapman for work done in College including payments for repairing bedroom floor and skirting etc, repairing study floor and batting the wall, cutting away for chimney and making good round door (?), new frame and doors and cupboard fixing. Signed by Chapman.

Paid to Thomas Chapman 8s 9d for mending the bog doors and mending traughts and putting up larth (lathes) in the kitchen.

Bill for carpentry work, received by the Master and Fellows of Jesus College from Geoffrey Bradwell. Total payment £86 13s 2d. Including payment for boarding the partition and fixing the skirting in the Master's Lodge. Work to the college: building a new water closet, fixing new roof to the Wood house yard, mending doors, mending floor of passage to Fellow's Garden and floor of hall, installing ventilating shades, building a linen cupboard, fixing skirting, take up Hall floor and wainscot for gas fitters, make a model for a stove, fixing a new casement, mending coal bin, repairing the Cornice gutter in the cloisters, fitting cupboards in gyp rooms in I and F staircases, mending door in staircase no. 8 and 4, laying a new floor in the Stewards Hall and mend floor and table. Work to the courts: repairing the fence next to and in the paddock, make good the fence to the wood house yard, mend a door in the loft, work to the young men's, servants, fellows and porters water closets, mend pump casing, mend fence next to the Common and lay a new plate to the out place. Work to the kitchens: mend plate rack and knife board, ease doors, mend dresser, fit drawers and fix a shelf. Work to the Chapel: fix stud work in front of arch and choir to fix canvases, make a temporary screen, make curtains, making cloth to cover the organ, assist paper hangers and make and fit a pair of folding doors. Bill also includes cost of deal, bolts, nails, buttons, sock, glue, bolts, screws, butts, knobs, tar, tenter hooks, birch, iron brackets and calico. Dated 26th November 1864 and signed by Thomas Bradwell for Geoffrey Bradwell.

Paid to William Rhandal for work done on the new building, including payments for deals, hand spikes, payments to various men for work undertaken by them, poles, nails, sawing of wood, beams, kings posts, wallplate, joists, oaks. Signed by William Rhandal.

Paid £1 12s 9d to J Webster for work done to the Kitchen: making of water troughs, carving of pump and other jobs, 4 days' work.
Signed J Willis (cook)

Paid Mr Webster total of £9 19s 7d for building work.
August 13th-18th: Paid total £4 10s for 6 casks of cement.
August 16th-23rd: Paid total £5 9s 7d for work done at Jesus College Gateway including 2 plasterers, a labourer, a boy, 2 loads of sand. Addressed to William Shearman.

An invoice addressed from Reverend Dr. Corrie to G. Todd, carpenter, with charges for altering a bedroom and adding an extra room for Mrs Porcher of Jesus Lane, as well as for materials and labour. All totals £6 10s. Signed as paid by Todd 24 May 1861.

Repairs to woodwork and painting:
L room 2, M room 1, M room 2.
Total: £1 4s 3d

Bill three bunches of lathe (larth) between March 22nd and May 26th by Charles Knock, a carpenter for Mr. Deeks. Paid £1 8d 0s. Signed by Charles Knock. Mr C. Deeks written on the back.

Bill for carpentry work done by D Clark. Signed by D Clark. Items billed include: repairing fence for Dixon's Garden, new rails and posts at New Square, repairing fence next to the Common, repairing Mr Spadman's fence. Total amount £2 2s 4d.

Paid £2 12s 2½d for work done to the Courts in College including repairing fence by the common, nails to the same, making a door and frame to Fellows Garden in further Court, oak for the same, hanging of the door and putting on fastenings, preparing of lintels etc, oak post, pair of stout joints and lock, putting up board for the lamp ladder in cloisters.

Paid £5 19s for work done in the Master's Lodge including payments for preparing and putting up linings and mouldings and making and hanging of a new door to the house keepers sleeping room, list of sizes of wood used, screws, 6 inch rim lock, pair of joints and screws, taking down, removing and putting up shelves for butler's pantry etc, nails, to the above work and to removing and refixing of cupboard easing sash putting on fastenings, preparing and laying floor and joists to butler's sleeping room, brass buttons knob and hooks, to the foregoing work and to putting up pegs and hooks and fixing shelf in cellar, repairing and rehanging sashes in drawing and bedroom, one brass pulley sash line wood and nails, new lock and fixing to wood house door, refixing case over jack line putting up casings to chimney piece in bedroom, laying down drugget etc, tacks, job done to water closet, fastening partition to lobby and water closet and repairing sink.

Bill for the building of a gate. 15s 6d paid by the Revd. W. Stoddart to J. H. Knock.

Bill for carpentry work done by D Clark. Signed by D Clark. Items billed include: new rails for Dixon's Garden, repairing fence in paddock, repairing fence on New Square. Total amount £1 1s.

Paid £34 6s 8d for work done on the Master's Lodge by J. Webster. Includes payment for casing windows, cutting away studs in the wood house and preparing to hang a pair of boarded doors for chaise house, deal and nails, deals for the door, middlestay to the door, hanging splice to door, screws, new lock to the door, for making and hanging new door to the Lodge preparing and fixing of casings and altering rehanging and casing of doors, 6 inch iron rim lock and to latches, 3 pairs of joints and screws, nails, sash line, 3 dozen inch screws, pair of joints and knob latch, repairing garden door, deal for the manger, for sundry jobs in the lodge, blocking and skirting altering of lock and job to chimney piece, wood and nails for the same, labour for sinking well and cesspool for new water closet, labourer for wheeling earth into field, horse cart and chair for the same, deal for new curb to the well, preparing and fixing of work to the new water closet, sawdust for the partition, labour for filling in the dust and helping of the carpenter, deal to the new water closet, 2 pairs of brass butts and flush ring, wood, deals, nails and work on the new water closet, seat and riser to the water closet, run of oily moulding to the water closet, putting up studs and to removing door in passage near to water closet, job done to coach house doors and jobs in the lodge, making and hanging of new raised panel door to the above passage preparing and fixing of architrave etc, iron rim lock and joints to door, run of oily moulding to the same, run of angle beads to the same, prepared skirting, floor boards (brads), hanging old door to the College Room etc, fitting up room where the old water closet was, wall hooks, brass hooks, prepare for new water closet in the garden, preparing and fitting up of the same, oak, clasp and screws to the same, opening and repairing of door leading out of cloisters to the kitchen and other jobs, holdfasts for water closet in the garden, 6 inch bolt and screw to privy door, putting in of new lintel and casing of doorway leading into front garden, putting up manger in stable and holdfasts for the same, 3 yards of line to rehanging of sarks.

Paid £12 18s for work done in the Master's Lodge including payments for carpenters work to building of coal house and altering the Master's old coach house into a stove room and harness house and fitting up the same, nails, list of sizes of wood used, a pair of 14 inch T joints and screws, new wood stock lock, thumb latch, deal, ash, oak, old oak, 55ft of reduced brickwork the difference in excess between erecting of the fence walls as first intended and building up the end of new coal house.

Paid £7 2s 1d to Webster for work done on the gentlemen's rooms, perhaps indicating rooms that were occupied by students.

Staircase C room 2 - preparing and fixing dado, capping and skirting, nails, deal, pitch and tar
Staircase C room 4 - repairing and rehanging door, deal and nails
Staircase E room 1 - repairing of floor, deal and nails
Staircase H room 1 - cutting away and fitting up to window by fireplace, preparing and fixing ribs to window, taking down, altering and refixing of chimney piece, cutting away for hearth and making good floor, deal, nails, preparing dado and staircase mouldings, deal, men for doing the work, small mouldings, cutting away and fixing window in partition and putting up dado and staircase mouldings, clasp, holdfasts, gallon of tar, half stone of pitch, making fitting in and hanging of window, iron pivot to the same, putting up mouldings around window, screw eyes and nails, sash line.

An extensive bill of work done to the college by Thomas Smith, covering the year 1783-1784. The bill includes: making 3 new doors and frames, cupboards, window seat, repairing a floor and 'Jobs next Iron rales', and 28 days of labour (£3 10s); 10 deals (£1 1s 8d); 30 holdfasts to a pair of joints, with screws and nails (16s 9d); a pair of sashes (16s); cleaning the chimney piece, mending the floor, putting "Pieces" up in Castlery's Room (8s 9d); mending the Porter's ladder (6d); making and fixing sashes in the "Cupalo" (£2 9s 4 1/2d); mending the rails and gates in the grove (1s 10d); a baton (1s 8d); a ladder (6s); easing gates in the garden (6d); repairing the rooms under Mr Foley (£10); deals, nails and mending the door and floor in the Porter's Lodge (1s 11d); leather and leathering pump in the Master's Lodge (2s 6d); repairing rooms "up stairs in Cow Lane" (£14); "Work in grove", two men for 3 1/2 days each (17s 6d); shoring the arch (7s 6d); lead and making mould for the cloisters (1s); making moulds for Mr Coppard's window (2s 3d); working in the ground-floor room in Cow Lane (£1 10s); taking the stairs down and 8 days of labour (£11s); work to the partition and staircase, 13 days of labour (£1 12s 6d); work to ground room at the end of the cloisters and 2 days of labour (5s); 39 clean batons (£3 18s); work to the ground room next to the passage in the cloisters and 6 days of labour (15s); clean deal boards for the staircase (£5 5s 4 1/4d); "Putting Parititions & Lintings cases" in the larder and 9 days of labour (£1 2s 6d); work to window seat in Larder (1s 3d); work in the library, making "Good Landing" and 2 days of labour (5s 10d); making centre and fencing gate and 4 days 8 hours of labour (11s 8d); 4 "Balkers" (4s); work to the partition in Whitehead's room and staircase, and 6 days of labour (15s); wall hooks (3s 6d); fitting windows in Mr Coppard's room and work to the skirting on the staircase (15s); work in the kitchen and 2 days of labour (7s 1d); lock with a pair of joints and nails (4s 2d); oak linting for Mr Coppard's windows (6s); work in Whitehead's room, 1 day of labour (2s 6d); work to a room in the cloisters (8s 9d); step ladder for the garden (7s 6d);8 days work in the Master's Lodge (£1); 3 days work in the Kitchens (8s 1 1/2d); 'Making Center and work in Corsellis's Room' (£1); work to the porthole windows in the cloisters (6s 3d); 7 days work to the Chapel clerk's room (17s 6d); work to the door in the Library (5s); 'Stopping Passage up in Lodge (10s); work to 'Ox Eye' window and jobs over 7 days (17s 6d); hanging doors and jobs to the cellar in the Lodge (2s 6d). The total bill amounted to £81 16s 9 3/4d, and a receipt signed by 'Mr.s Smith' is attached to the bill with wax.

Bill for carpentry work done by Charles Savage between March and December 1855 at Hundon Parsonage by order of R. J. Cuthbert. £4 19s paid to Charles Savage.

Paid £12 13s 3d for carpentry work done around College Courts including payments for repairing pale fence next the common, taking down trees and repairing fence to altering road leading down the close and nails to the same, repairing boarding, stannings, door etc in the fellows stables and wood work to new privies in the yard, lists of various wood sizes used, repairing doors to young gentlemens privies, repairs in fellows stables and to new privies as above named. a pair of hooks and bands, one thumb latch, 4 inch bolt, screws, repairing and rahanging coach house doors etc in fellows stable yard, new stock lock, list of different sizes of wood used, repairing boarding to sedge house and coping to dung bin, spikes, squares of tar dressing all materials to the fence next Midsummer Common.

Paid £6 4s 6d for work done in the Master's stable yard including payments for preparing and putting down posts and spurs of old oak for the new gates making and hanging the gates and putting on fastenings and making frames for draining grates in the yard, labour of a man, oak, deal, list of sizes of wood used, 4 inch spikes, new lock and bolt, cast iron grate under pump.

Bill from Thomas Chapman to Masters and Fellows of Jesus College for carpentry work done around the college. Includes mending seats in hall, bedsteds and putting up roll blinds (separate total of 5s 9d) mending pantry ladder, various maintenances in the buttery, replacing bedroom floors, repainting of coach house doors, stable gates and coal yard door. Total of £2 14s 6d.

Receipt from Dr French to Thomas Chapman to the sum of £3 0s 3d. Signed by Thomas Chapman.

Receipt: Received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College £8 15s 7d for . Signed John Chapman.
Bill: The Master and Fellows of Jesus College paid £8 15s 7d to Thomas Chapman for work done in the Buttery and the Porter's Lodge, for work done in the servant's hall, and carpenter's work done in the Chapel.

Paid £14 12s 7d to J Webster & Sons for work done in Gents Rooms

Bill for £4 12s 7d paid to J. Webster & Sons for carpentry work done in Gents Rooms, dated 9th March 1847

1845 –
The Revd, the Master & Fellows of Jesus College; J Webster & Son, For Work done in Gents Rooms

29th August
1 Day marking pack and repairing and changing on Cow Lane Staircase, £4.
Deal to ditto, 3d.
Easing Window Mr. Hayward Room, 9d.
Button & Ring, 6d.

5th September
4 ½ days Mr. Seymour’s Room putting down joist, preparing floor and skirting, £1 0s 3d.
93 feet 9 x 1 prepared; 46 x 4 x 3 oak
38 x 3 x 3/8 Deal; 3 feet 2 inch floor braces
½ C mixed nails, £2 11s 3d.

19th September
1 ½ days repairing floor and joist
In Mr Sutton’s Room, 6s 9d.

6 ½ x 9 x ¾, 12 x 3 ½ x 2 oak […] to do, 4s 4d.
½ day taking centre of window Mr Sutton, 2s.
14 feet 11 x ½ inch and nails, 2s. 6d.