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A receipt for window tax (£3 16s 2d) and marshall wages (5s 10d), paid by Rev. Mr Darby and signed by Edward Bore.

A bill for half a year's window tax (£4 8d) and 'marshalls wages' (5s 10d), signed by Edward Bore 'Collector'.

A bill for half a year's window tax (£3 16s 2d) and 'marshall wages' (3s 4d), signed by Edward Bore 'Collector'.

A receipt for £3 19s 6d for six months of window tax (£3 16s 2d) and marshall wages (3s 4d), signed by Edward Bore.

Receipt for work done on windows in the chancel of Hundon Church by W. B. Steed. Total cost: £9. Ordered by Mr Cuthbert

Receipt signed by W. Winter, for work on window repairs at the College in 1848:

20th January: one gard to kitchen window, 16d 8s
21st May: Brass to Zara (?) Window & fixing to Adams House in Jesus Lane, 18d 8s
Totalling to £1 14d 4s
Signed on receipt W. Winter

A receipt for £6 3s 9d paid by the bursar of Jesus College to Edward Bore, as payment for half a year's window and house tax. Signed by Edwd. Bore.

Receipt from C. Underwood, collector for £1 8s for a year's land tax at Wellingham. Received from Robert Ellis by J. Haird.

Receipt of payment for watering trees newly planted in grove (one day: 4s)

Receipt from Thomas Emmens for £1 received from Mr Rowe for watering Jesus Lane during the installation.

Receipt on account of watering to the Revd Dr French from W. Wiseman. Sum of 10s.

A receipt for the payment of 18s to Ann Harper for washing the College linen. Signed by Harper.

Receipt for payment of 1s for "washing Dusttars" and £6 6s for "1/2 Dory Dustarrs". Addressed to 'Kiors', the Dean of Jesus College and Elgar Frisby. Unknown sender.

Receipt for payment of £10 16s 8d for the construction of a brick wall on Hills Road. Received by Dr Westmorland, signed by Henry Wiles.

Letter confirming receipt of the sum of £2 as the stipend of the vicar of All Hallows for 1859. Signed W. C. Sharpe, VIcar.

Receipt recieved of the Rev Dr French, Master of Jesus College, the sum of £10 6s 8d, the amount of a year's salary as due from the Master & Fellows of Jesus College to the vicarage of Shelford in the County of Cambridge & the Diocese of Ely. Signed Henry Finch, Vicar.

Receipt for repairs to upholstery across college, carried out by John Swan and Son between October 1874 and September 1875. Total cost of repairs £15 16s 11d, signed off by N. Gromer.

Work includes:

• Lecture Room: lengthening blinds.
• Combination Room: repairing mahogany chair; beating Turkish carpet; cleaning furniture; new leg on dining table.
• Buttery: new mahogany sandwich tray (including mahogany stand).
• Chapel: 2 crimson baize curtains bound with lace; new binding, 3 iron bars and repairing and rebinding matting.
• Hall: new stretcher, 3 new pins and repairing chair.
• Porters Lodge: repairing elbow chair; preparing and sizing walls (using tin foil where damp), papering walls with varnished oak paper (same in bedroom); new roll blind with cloth; 4 yards line and 2 tassels.

Separate receipt in same bundle for wallpapering and general repairs in both Old and New Building, costing £8 1s 9d, signed on the same date.

A receipt written by Edward Long to certify that 'work specified in the contract' between Grain and Long and G. & W. Leek has been completed, costing £62 15s. This is probably the bill for the shed and boat place described in JCAD/2/2/9/1880/134.

A receipt for 6s 8d as the college's allowance towards the University Waits for 1768. Signed by J. Pratt.

Receipt for the costs of printing 200 one-page small post octavo circulars relating to college expenses; 100 one-page small post octavo circulars relating to examinations for scholars; 150 small blue post octavo forms of entry; 1000 weekly gate-bills. Receipt dated 7th December 1865. Total cost £2 6s settled by cheque. Signed by A. Mason on behalf of C. J. Clay on 11th December 1865.

Received of Jesus College 8s 3d for a year's quite rent due to Trinity Hall at Michaelmas 1828.
Signed J.C. [?], bursar.

Paid eight shillings and threepence for Cotton Hall quit rent to the Master and Fellows of Trinity Hall.

Receipt for travel and expenses relating to Parsonage Farm at Hundon, totalling £18 16s 0d, received by Edward Fitch for F.C. Fitch, 7th January 1882. Itemized list includes: 6th June 1978, travel to Hundon to report on Parsonage Farm, Hundon and meet Mr. Robert Cuthbert and to meet Mr. Mudd, travel to Cambridge to meet with Bursar, totalling £3 3s 0d; 9th July, journey to Hundon totalling £3 3s 0d; 26th October, journey to Hundon, meet with Mr. Deeks, 5th September, journey to Cowlinge to meet with Mr. Mudd, drawing reports, totalling £1 11s 6d; 5th September, arrange terms with Charles Deeks for hire of Parsonage Farm, Hundon at retnal of £160 9s 0d per annum, drawing covenants for lease and forwarding same to Mr. Fisher, totalling £8 0s 6d; 5th September, arranging with M. Smoothy and Smith for hire of Mudd's land at Cowlinge at rental of £58 0s 0d per annum, totalling £2 18s 0d.

Receipt for town rate for the sum of £756 7s 4d.

Receipt for town rate of £2 3s 9d from the Parish and Borough of Cambridge. The second sheet has the invoice for the same.

This is a receipt of the payment from the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to James Porter for timber used in repairs of the Globe Barn Elmstead in the amount of £65 3s 3d

Receipt for two orders of tiles and two orders of bricks, amounting to £4 14s

Letter confirming the receipt of the annual stipend due to the Vicar of Great Shelford from Jesus College, the sum of £13 6s 8d. Stipend received 29th September 1864, letter dated 11th November 1864, and signed by Alexander Thomas Crisford, the Vicar at Great Shelford.

Receipt from Christ's College noting receipt of nine guineas from Jesus College, as payment for the Sir Robert Rede's Lecture for 1865. Dated 28th November 1865 and signed by James Cartmell, the Vice Chancellor.

Receipt for the purchase of sermons to Jesus College for the sum of £0 16s 0d

Receipt for the purchase of oak timber. Sum of £3 0s 4 1/2d. Signed by Abraham Pearman.

Receipt for the purchase of Revd Dr French's Barnaby Lectures, £3 4s 0d. Signed by B. W. Beation[?], Pembroke College.

Receipt for the purchase of insurance to the Master of Jesus College from Sun Fire Office, London for the sum of £3 7s 6d.
Signed by Henry Hazard, Agent.

Receipt for the purchase of insurance to the Master of Jesus College from Sun Fire Office, London for the sum of £15 15s 0d.
Signed by Henry Hazard, Agent.

Receipt of the purchase of three titles. £3 9s 6d. Addressed to Mr Woodham from Thomas. A. [?]

Receipt for the purchase of multiple titles including Spencer, Chaucer, and Berry from J. A. Pope to John Gladding.

Receipt and summary of work done by George Rogers for thatching at Hundon parsonage by the order of Mr Cuthbert. Includes list of materials and number of days worked. Sum of £3 10s 6. Signed by George Rogers

Receipt for thatching done at Hundon Parsonage by George Rogers. Total for labour and materials 10s 3d. Work ordered by Mr Cuthbert

Receipt received of Rev Dr Corrie for the sum of £4 4s, as Mr Stewiring's [?] fee for attending to Wordland and Horne Court Estate. Signed 29th Sept 1873; received 11th July 1874.

Received of Mr Newton.£6 19s 6d for half years window tax, payment to the town poor and payment to the University marshall on 25th March. Signed by Edward Bove (or Bore). Also £3 9s 11d for window tax, payment to the town poor and payment to the University marshall on 6th July. Also £3 9s 11d for window tax, payment to the town poor and payment to the University marshall on 6th October.

Received of Dr Caryl, £6 3s 5d for window tax, payment to the town poor and University marshall wages on 6th October 1761. Also £6 16s 5d for window tax, payment to the town poor and University marshall wages on 25th March 1761. All items signed by Edward Bove (or Bore)

Mr Newton to Edward Bove, £16 6s for window tax, payment to the town poor and payment to the University marshall on 3rd October 1758. Also £2 14s 7d for window tax, payment to the town poor and payment to the University marshall on 12th April 1758. Also £2 17s 1d for window tax, payment to the town poor and payment to the Unviersity marshall on 24th December 1757. All items signed by Edward Bove (or Bore).

These documents include a receipt from Mrs Ann Fielding to Saunders for new leading windows in the amount of 15s 8d stitched to a receipt from William Giddings, Collector noting the receipt of £8 4s 6d for a year's property tax on the Lordship Parish, Graveley

Receipt for the second instalment of tax on 5 acres 3 roods and 1 perch of fen land in Cottenham Level belonging to Jesus College. Received of Mrs Ellis, amount paid 12s. Dated 28th November 1864 and signed by J. Haird, the receiver. Along the perforated edge of the receipt is printed 'C. W. Naylor, Printer, 'Chronicle' Office, Cambridge'.

Receipt for the first instalment of tax on 5 acres 3 roods and 1 perch of fen land in Cottenham Level belonging to Jesus College. Received of Mrs Ellis, amount paid 12s. Dated 25th November 1864 and signed by J. Haird, the receiver. Along the perforated edge of the receipt is printed 'C. W. Naylor, Printer, 'Chronicle' Office, Cambridge'.

Receipt from South Drainage, received the 30th January 1879 of Mr. Robert Norman for the sum of 1s 1d for one year's tax, on 4 acres 1 rood (4a 1r 0p) signed by W. V. Coalts (?). A number of calculations on the back.

Receipt for services rendered under instruction of Barnes and Bernard between 25th September and 12th October 1865. Includes payment for surveying the Half Moon Inn and Premises and taking an account of the dilapidations under the Covenants of the Lease. Preparing draft specifications of the dilapidations and preparing a report for Messrs Barnes and Bernard. Total payment £8 8s, dated 10th November 1865 and signed by William Sabine.

Receipt for services rendered under instruction of Barnes and Bernard between April 1862 and 21st October 1864. Includes payment for reporting on the alterations proposed to number 136 High Street, Borough, by Mr Caseley; conferring to Barnes and Bernard the alleged insecurity of these premises and receiving instruction to survey the premises and report; examining the premises and receiving instructions to direct the execution of repairs; attending the superintendent Builders and examining and certifying the work done. Total payment £6 6s, dated 10th November 1865 and signed by William Sabine.