Poster detailing the sale by auction of ash & elm timber at Christ College Pieces Cambridge, to be sold by Elliot Smith at 4 o'clock, Monday March 15 1830. 20 elm and 6 ash with the tops from lots on Newmarket Road and Love Hedge.
Smith, ElliotInvoice to Rev Dr French to Robert Press, one year sweeping the College kitchen chimneys, hall chimneys, servant's hall chimney, combination and porters' chimney. Dated September 29 1831. Total of £1 4s.
Press, RobertReceipt dated 22nd February 1832, received of Masters Stockdale & Son for the total of £80 10s to account for one demand. For E. &. C. F. Foster, Bankers, Cambridge. Signed George Eden Foster.
Foster, George EdenCollege coal invoice from Mr Graham, Steward to Dr French for Coals. Dated Michaelmas 1832. For the rooms of Mr Dickes, Mr Skinner, Mr Greenwood, Mr Perry, Mr Graham, Mr Gaskin, Mr Fendall, Mr Heathfield, Mr Venables. Also for the the Combination Room, the Hall, the Servant's Hall, the Lecture Room, the Butler's room and the Porter's lodge. Noted at 2s 1d per sack for purpils. Total of 234 coals for £24 7s 6d.
Graham, Mr.College coal invoice from Mr Graham, Steward to Dr French for Coals. Dated Midsummer's Day 1833. For the rooms of Mr Dickes, Mr Wright, Mr Skinner, Mr Graham, Mr Gaskin, Mr Fendall, Mr Venables, Mr Otter. Also for the the Combination Room, the Hall, the Servant's Hall, the Lecture Room, the Butler's room and the Porter's lodge. Noted at 2s 1d per sack for purpils. Total of 626 coals at £65 4s 2d.
Graham, Mr.Receipt for the transport of coal, dated 26th October 1833. Received of the Bursar of Jesus College the total of £17 10s for the carting of 140 chaldrons of coals for the college. Signed John Daniels.
Daniels, JohnCoal receipt for Febraury 12th 1833, Cambridge, from John Mortlock Esq. & Sons. Total of £80 10s placed to the credit of Masters Bagge (Thomas?). Signed J. Baton.
Bagge, William & ThomasReceipt for transport of coal dated 5th September 1832, received of Dr French to Edward Mason. For the fraight of 140 chaldorns of coals. Total of £49. Settled 11th February 1833. Signed Edward Mason.
Mason, EdwardLetter addressed to the Rev Dr French, bond of John Stockdale & Sons. For 1st and 18th September for 35 chaldrons of ducks coals and 35 chaldrons of clyth coals. For Edward Mason. Total of £84. Letter satates they beg to answer invoice of the coal order forwarded for Edward Mason's boats and hope that it arrives safely and proves to satisfaction. Signed John Stockdale & Son, dated 18th September 1832.
John Stockdale & SonsReceived of Masters Stockdale for the total of £ 80 10s. to the Account for on demand Rev Dr French to E. & C. F. Foster, Bankers, Cambridge. Signed George Eden Foster.
Foster, George EdenSteward's Abstract 1833, to the bursar Dr French.
Christmas 1832, Coll: Sol & Stips (£48 17s 2d), Fellows (£18 15s 10d), Corn Money (£3 3s 3d) Sch. Com. (£4 19s 2d). Total of £75 15s 5d. Printing rate (£8 17s), Lamps & Court (£8 19s 6d), Chamber Rents (£136 15s), Coals (£18 15s), Master & Fellows (£18 8s 6d).
Lady Day 1833, Coll Sol & Stips (£49 4s 6d), Fellows (£16 10s 9d), Corn money (£3 14s 9d), Sch. Com. (£4 18s 4d). Total of £74 8s 4d. Printing rate (£8 17s), Lamps & Court (£9 1s), Chamber rents (£146), Coals (£23 5d), Coals (£23, 5d). Master & Fellows (£11 7s 5d). Total of £198 5s 10d.
Midsummer 1833, Coll Sol & Stips (£49 11s 10d), Fellows, (£16 13s 8d), Cash money, (£3 3s 3d), Sch. Com. (£3 12s, 6d). Total of £73 1s 3d. Printing rate (£9), Lamps & Court (£9 13s), Chamber Rents (£104, 10s), Coals (£11 2s 11d). Master & Fellows (£19 17s 4d). Total of £154 3s 3d).
Michaelmas 1833, Col Sol & Stips (£47 3s 2d), Fellows (£19 19s 7d). Total of £67 2s 9d). Printing rate (£13 7s), Lamps & Court (£9 11s 6d), Taxes (£54 2s 6d), Chamber Rent (£93 5s) , Masters & Fellows (£23 5s 6d). Total of £193 11s 6d.
StewardTo the Bursar, Dr French. Christmas 1832, (£75 15s 5d), Lady Day 1833, (£74 8s 4d), Midsummer, (£73 1s 3d), Michaelmas (£67 2s 9d). From Lamps & Court, for Garden Fund, £12. Total of £302 7s 9d.
For Christmas 1832, (£191 15s), Lady Day 1833, (£74 8s 4d - £198 5s 10d), Midsummer, (£73 1s 3d - £154 3s 3d), Michaelmas (£193 11s 6d). Total of £737 15s 7d. Balance owed to Bursar (£435 7s 10s - £737 15s 70d).
Christmas 1832 [crossed out] (£2 15s), Lady day 1833 (£3), Midsummer (£3), Michaelmas (£3 7s). Garden gun, from lamps & court (£12), Total of (£24 2s 6d). Balance due (£9 5s 4d). Total of (£3 7s 10d).
Christmas 1832 [crossed out] (£8 5s), Lady day 1833 (£8 7s 10d), Midsummer (£8 7s 6d), Michaelmas (£8 7s 6d). Total (£33 7s 10d). To Bursar (£435 7s 10d). Garden fund (£9 5s 4d), Garden fund 1832 (£10 2s 9d). £19 8s 1d, total of £415 19s 9d.
StewardReceipt for work carried out in Hundon (including expenses), at a total cost of £3 3s. Settled on the 17th December 1832. Signed by Mrs Benson.
Benson, Mrs. SarahReverse of a Norwich Union Life Insurance receipt. Printed, notes patrons (the Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Argyle, the Early of Rosebery), notes secretary Samuel Bignold, Esq.
The Association for Life Insurance is founded upon the principle of mutual guarantee - the whole surplus capil, being dividied amongst the representatives of the Members, by additions made to the amount secured by their Policies - Bonusses of £20, £24 and £25 per cent on the Premium paid have been declared upon all Policies issued prior to July 1815 and bonusses of £24 and £25 per cent on Policies issued between July 1815 and July 1822 and July 1829. The Premnums, under 45, are nearly 10 per cent, below most other Offices. - As an instance of the great utility of Life Insurance, it may be remarked, that a person in his 28th year, may, by an annual payment of 2l. 6s. 8d. insure £100 payable to his executors at his decease; or for 23l 6s. 8d. may insure £1000, and thus, at a moderate yearly expense, preserve his family from distress. The rapid progress of this Society is evidenced by the amount of its Preminums, which, at the undermentioned periods, stood as follows: -
Year ending March, 1824 .... £117, 465 5s 11d
Year ending March, 1827.... £137, 304 4s 1d
Year ending March, 1830.... £155, 273 19s 3d
In the last 12 months, upwards of 800 Policies were issued, and the sum insured thereon amounted to about 6000,000l.
The Fire Society and the Life Society are wholly distinct Establishments. Surrey-street, Norwich, March, 1830.
Also a table exhibiting the yearly premium which a person must pay during the whole of his life, to insure 100l. to his family or nominee, independent of the additions which may be made to that sum of the savings of the Office. [Table included].
Written "Hundon Jesus 3. 1 -"
Smith & SonReceived of Jeus College by payment of Mrs Poulter the sum of 18s for half years land tac due Mick day last. Paid by cash settled. Signed Mrs Poulter, John Price collector.
Poulter, Mrs.Dated October 12th 1832, received of the master of Jesus College, 4d for one years rent due to Trinity College in Cambridge at St Michaelmas last past. Signed William Cattey.
Cattey, WilliamReverse of a Norwich Union Life Insurance receipt. Printed, notes patrons (the Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Argyle, the Early of Rosebery), notes secretary Samuel Bignold, Esq.
The Association for Life Insurance is founded upon the principle of mutual guarantee - the whole surplus capil, being dividied amongst the representatives of the Members, by additions made to the amount secured by their Policies - Bonusses of £20, £24 and £25 per cent on the Premium paid have been declared upon all Policies issued prior to July 1815 and bonusses of £24 and £25 per cent on Policies issued between July 1815 and July 1822 and July 1829. The Premnums, under 45, are nearly 10 per cent, below most other Offices. - As an instance of the great utility of Life Insurance, it may be remarked, that a person in his 28th year, may, by an annual payment of 2l. 6s. 8d. insure £100 payable to his executors at his decease; or for 23l 6s. 8d. may insure £1000, and thus, at a moderate yearly expense, preserve his family from distress. The rapid progress of this Society is evidenced by the amount of its Preminums, which, at the undermentioned periods, stood as follows: -
Year ending March, 1824 .... £117, 465 5s 11d
Year ending March, 1827.... £137, 304 4s 1d
Year ending March, 1830.... £155, 273 19s 3d
In the last 12 months, upwards of 800 Policies were issued, and the sum insured thereon amounted to about 6000,000l.
The Fire Society and the Life Society are wholly distinct Establishments. Surrey-street, Norwich, March, 1830.
Also a table exhibiting the yearly premium which a person must pay during the whole of his life, to insure 100l. to his family or nominee, independent of the additions which may be made to that sum of the savings of the Office. [Table included].
On the rightt hand column, written "Valley Jesus 1.16"
Norwich Union Fire OfficeLetter from Pemberton & Hayward to Rev Dr French, Cambridge, 22nd November 1833. Notes that a meeting of the Committee of the Great Shelford Properties will take place at the Eagle Inn at Cambridge on Saturday the 7th December next at 11 o'clock in the morning. Signed Pemberton & Hayward.
"Circular" noted at top of the letter.
Quarters Coals[?] - 1. £10 4s 5d, 2. £6 4s 1d, 3. £11 5s 8d, 4. £1 5s 5d. Total of £28 19s 7d.
Christmas Q2 1832:
Debit: Coll: Solvil[?]: & Commons (£39 6d), Stipends (£9 16s 8d) Mr Wright, Mr Tancred, Mr Ardy, Mr Brougham, Mr Walters, Mr Greenwood, Mr Perry, Mr Gaskin, Mr Fendall, Mr Heathfield, Mr Venables. Balance (£124 2s), Total (£191 15s).
Credit: Paving rate (£8 17s), Lamps & Court (£8 19s 6d), Chamber rents (£136 15s), Coals (£18 15s), the Master (£10 4s 5d), Mr Dicks (£6 3s 10d), Skinner (15s 9d), Mr Graham, £1 4s 6d. Total of £18 8s 6d.
Lady Day Q2 1833
Debit: Coll. Solv:[?] & Commons (£39 7s 10d), Stipend (£9 16s 8d). Mr Wright, Mr Tancred, Mr Arby, Mr Brougham, Mr Walters, Mr Greenwood, Mr Perry, Mr Gaskin, Mr Heathfield, Mr Venables (£16 10s 9d). Balance £132 10s 7d. Total £198 5s 10d.
Credit: Paving rate (£8 17s), Lamps & Court (£9 1s), Chamber Rents (£146), Coals (£23 5d). The Master (£6s 4s 1d), Mr Dickes (6s 11d), Mr Skinner (£2 6s 11d), Mr Graham (£2 4s 10d), Fendall (4s 8d). Total £11 7s 5d. Balance £198 5s 10d.
Midsummer Q2 1833
Debit: Coll. Solv:[?] & Commons (£39 15s 2d], Stioends [£9 16s 8d]. Mr Wright, Mr Tancred, Mr Ardy, Mr Brougham, Mr Walters, Mr Greenwood, Mr Perry, Mr Gaskin, Mr Heathfield, Mr Otter. Total £16 13s 8d, £88 17s 9d. Balance £155 3s 3d.
Credit: Paving Rate (£9), Lamps & Court (£9 13s), Chamber Rents (£105 10s), Coals (£11 2s 11d), the Masters (£11 5s 8d), Mr Dickes (£2 4s 9d), Mr Skinner (£1 8s 11d), Mr Graham (£2 17s 8d), Mr Fendall (£1 18s 6d), Mr Venables (1s 10d). Total £19s 17s 4d. Balance £155 3s 3d.
Midsummer Q2 1833
Debit: Coll: Solv:[?] & Commons (£36 16s 6d), Stipend (£10s 6d 8d). Mr Tancred, Mr Ardy, Mr Skinner, Mr Brougham, Mr Walters, Mr Greenwood, Mr Perry, Mr Gaskin, Mr Heathfield, Mr Venables, Mr Oter. Total £19 19s 7d, £126 9d). Balance £193 11s 6d.
Credit: Paving rate (£13 7s), Lamps & Court (£9 11s 6d), Taxes (£54 2s 6d), Chamber rents (£93 5s), The Masters (£1 5s 5d), Mr Dickes (£14 5s 6d), Mr Wright (2s 8d), Mr Graham (£2 2s 4d) Mr Fendall ( £5 9d 7d). Total of £23 5s 6d. Balance £193 11s 6d.
Balances due to the Bursar:
Christmas Q2 1832: £124 2s
Lady Day Q2 1833: £132 10s 7d
Midsummer Q2 1833: £88 17s 9d
Michaelmas Q2: £126 8s 9d
Total: £471 19s 1d.
Received of the late Rev Dr French the sum of £6 16s for bill due for gas fitting and repair to 27th December 1832. Signed Thomas Prince.
Prince, ThomasInvoice, Cambrdige 1833. To the Rev Master & Fellows of Jesus College, Dues(?) to the Gas Company. To Rental of gas from March 25th to September 29th by agrt(?). Total of £15.
The Gas CompanyFor work from September 29 1832 to 25 March 1833 in Cambridge, dated March 30 1833. Received of the Revd Master & Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £15 as by the bill amount for the Cambridge Cas Company. Signed Thomas Frend Curtis.
Curtis, Thomas FrendBill delivered(?) for Election Dinner, dated 3 May 1831 (£4 10s 10d), ditto bill delivered(?), dated 5 May 1831 (£8 6s 11d). Total of £12 17s 9d. Received May 5 1833. Signed R. Brett.
Noted as settled on the reverse of the bill.
Brett, R.Calculations for Bursar's expenses for dates between 13 October 1832 and 28 May 1833. Horse to Willingham, Shelford, Willingham, London and Willingham, total of £6 2s 10d.
Also inclues labour payments for loan(?) on Curry(?) farm and labour. Total of £3 11s 3d. Settled by agent (?) November.
French, Rev. Dr William (c.1786-1849), Master of Jesus CollegeBill addressed to Rev Dr French from Joseph Langram, for four days' wrk in cleaning the plantation and coal yard at 2s 6d per day.
Langram, JosephReverse of Fence repair bill from Joseph Langram, rough calculations for the total of 19s 6d.
Langram, JosephBill dated 12th December 1832 from the Rev, the Bursar, to Joseph Langram for 5 days work to marking road for Manor Street and 1 day to cutting trees. Total of 12s 6d. Noted as paid to Joseph Langram on June 10th 1833.
Langram, JosephInvoice from the Master and Fellows of Jesus college to J. Webstet for work done in the kitchen from September 7 to September 21 1833. Includes taking down a platetack, mending water trough and table, installing a new joint on the table. Total of 14s 2d. Received December 7th 1833, signed by J. Webster.
Webster, J.Brought over from previous page on courts work, dated October 26th 1833, for paving and bricklaying. Total court work is £13 14s 1 1/2d.
Next section is on work done to kitchens from December 6th 1832 to September 14th 1833. Includes cleaning, repairing the furnace, bricklaying, repairing copper stoves and repairing plasterning and whitewashing. Total kitchen work £4 15s 1/2d.
Next section is on work done to buttery from June 29th 1833 to September 31st 1833. Includes repairing and plastering wine bring(?), bricklaying, limewashing cellar and fixing stove and whitewashing. Total buttery work £1 11s 3d.
Next section is on stables work on July 12th 1833. Includes repairing, paiting and plastering. Total 11s 9d.
John Turner & SonLodge accounts from January 15th 1833 to July 13th 1833, inlcudes fireing the chimney pot, bricklaying, emptying cesspools, raising chimney and plastering the bottom, whitewashing the kitchn and pantry, new furnace to oven, finishing plastering on staircase, running beeds(?)/ Total of £8 12s 9d.
Also noted July 13th falling trees & clearing away, part of them about 20 in number. Total of 7s.
John Turner & SonTotals of lodge work, kitchen work, buttery work, courts work, stables work, felling trees, Manor(?) street. Total of £29 12s 5d.
John Turner & SonReverse of bill for work done to the college courts from the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to J. Webster. Includes repairing a fence, mending a gate. Total of £4 8s 5d (including the obverse). Received the amount for the bill, december 7th 1833, signed J. Webster.
Webster, J.Bill from the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to J. Webster, for work done to staircases and laundry, dated from August 24th 1833 to October 5th 1833. Includes skirting the staircases and laundry, putting up angle beads, mending the floor, purchase of nails, new handrail, repair of window frame. Total of £13 5s 9d.
Webster, J.Received 7th day of December 1833 of the Masters and Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £13 3s as per the amount of bill annexed. Signed J. Webster.
Webster, J.First page of bill from Jesus College to Shallow and Coleman for ironwork from 31st Ocotober 1832 to 13th June 1833.
Ironwork done to the Master's Lodge includes a "good" padlock, putting 2 staples to cellar door, and laye(?) lock to outer door. Total of 10s 6d.
Ironwork done to Courts includes bar to window (?) Master's garden, lead fixings, mending barrows, purchase of screws, lock fixed on stable gate, mending of ladder, fixed gate of Close, 6 men for putting up the front gate, new eye to the top hinge of the front gate, as well as more modifications to the front gate. Total of £3 18s 8d.
Shallow and ColemanContinuation of painting bill in Lodge, including painting the bannister, new moulding round parlour door, passage to garden ceiling whitened, doors repaired and varnished, new woodwork in lobby, scraping and painting front door. Garden door & ease 2 over best erby Green 3 yardds at 9d. Total (carried over) £22 5s 6 1/2d.
John Goode & SonContined painting work on courts, including great iron gates in entrance to college, scraped, cleared and painted over lead colour 31 yards at 6d, 2 lamps in great court, 9 sash squares in each & posts 2 & 3 times best Green, 20 bars and 10 (?) to windows looking into Lodge garden 2 over white. Total of £9 4s 7d.
Sundries, including pensioners privy cleared, scraped, painted and (?) 2 over green inside & out 35 yards at 9d, pack(?) case in lodge garden painted three times, stove 6 yards at 10 1/2d, chimney piece in porter's lodge. Total of £1 13s.
Total of painting bill (lodge, staircase, courts and sundries) is £37 5s 3d.
John Goode & SonReceived of the Revd Dr French on 7 December 1833 the sum of £15 8s 2d as per college bill for plumbing and glazing work. Signed Robert Ellis.
Ellis, RobertReceived of the Rev Dr French the total sum of £5 9s 2d for contribution money and Marshall's salary. Undated, written by Thomas Johnson.
Johnson, ThomasRustat Audit Dinner rough calculations for 1833, includes two visitors(?), two fellows, 6 scholars, along with the Bursar stipend, comes to a total of £3 16s. Followed by rough calculations for the sumes of £3 3s 19d and £15 3d 10d.
BursarPorter's bill for Midsummer 1833, from the Bursar to William Harvey for lamps, courts, cloisters, and hall washing. Total of £5 4d. Signed by William Harvey.
Harvey, WilliamBill 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.Reverse of letter concerning the disposal of the next presentation to Hundon. Lockwood's name noted, as well as the date 2nd of August. Note of carry forward / this removed only ground to determine [?] apl[?] values and age of [?].
Lockwood, EdwardLetter from W. Dyer to the Master, written from Kedington, Suffolk. He thanks the Master and Fellows of Jesus College for the first offer of Hundon, but since he already received the living of Ketton [?], Hundon ceases to be an object for his son William, as he will have at his father's death the vicarage and tithes of Little Waldingfield.
Dyer, W.A photograph and list of names as follows:
J.M. Fraser; N.D. Charrington; A.S. Owen; C.F. Ingle; E.B. Pawson; D.O.W. Hall; E.G. Bates; S.W. Dalgliesh; A.E.R. Roberts; G.C. Ehlers; C.M. Douglas [actually Douglas-Jones]; R.H. Mallock; R.A. Wells; N.B. [actually B.C.M.] Palmer; W.B.R. Rudyard; A.B. Swan; F.C. Scott; H. Pagan; E.O. Walker; D.W.E. Neligan; O.S. [actually C.S.] Fox; G. Marnham; R.D. Carter-Pedler; S.F. Allison; L.H. Yates; B.A. Lewis; H.E. Maude; J.H. Blackmore; G.H. Williams; J. Kennedy; G.C. Thew; J.W. Thomson; R. [actually G.] T.H.T. Guild; F.A. Fawns; J.A. Bullock; G.B. Rust; G.F. Woods; H. Clayton; J.A. Wardle; J.S. Garner; C.W. Yates; M.P. Patel; F.H. Brain; H.V. Rose; A.F.W. Pratt; A.S. Howard; W. Godfrey; N.M. Seddon-Brown; J. Due B. Lance; T.W. Mitchell; J.P.F. Bell; R.A.C. Holme; N.F. Colyer; N.N. Saffer; W.E. Clayton; E.B. Eddy; J.D. Bartlett; E.T. Killick; C.J. Craddock; W.R. Carter; E.B.P. Duckworth; T.V.N. Anderson; M.C.A. Wright; M.R.L. Robinson; B.C.M. Palmer; W. Malley; J.S. Anthony and D. Benabu.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
A.G. Van der Goes; W.H. Hadley; A.F. Thorne; J.H. Colegrave; L.N.G. Lytton; C.W.A. Searle; E.N. Cohen; W.J. Fallows; H.R.A. Jones; A.W. Fitz Aucher; A.H.M. Siddons; L. Armstrong; C.H. [actually H.C.] de B. Milne; A.F. Finlow; E.P.H. Drake; A.D.C. Hamilton; H.P. Gold; M.G. Blackburn; E.P.G. Masters; F.R. Trott; T.G. Husbands; R.G. Allison; R. Hamer; A.C. Baxter; C. McNeil; D.M. Ross; A. Geddes; H. Martin-Row; P. Armstrong; A.P. Hobbs; D.G. Peck; H.F.S. Stubbs; P.W. Wong; R.O. [actually J.O.T.] Phibbs; G.B. Judd; F.D. Deakin; P.J. Jepson; J.E. Dawson; C.H. Comrie; T. Bates; M.G. Dixon; J.C. McCallum; C.H.N. Hamilton Miller; E. Sprawson; F.A.B. Braithwaite; R. Allen; J.M. Cobban; H.E. Traylen; A.L. Symonds; C.W. Cotterill; A.C. Widdicombe; R.W. Peacock; M. Sheldon; J.H. Ward; J.H.F. Sugden; D.G. McHardy; T.C. McKellar; T.W. Reed; D.N. Thorne; J.F. Bradley; W.H. Cane; F.N. Robinson; H. Renold; W.C. Ricardo; T.H. North and J.E. Barker.
Names on board:
M.G. Fitzgerald; P.F. Randall; V.G. Willatt; D.T. Evans; H.G. White; W. Anon; W.H. Grindley; E.B O’Rorke; C.H. Hilliard; C.C. Skeete; F.E. Powell; J.M. Pattinson; R.S. Marsden; C.W. Snook; H.R. Leach; T.H. Goodwin; F.M. Porter; P.W.J. Fryer; N.C.B Carrick; G.H. Macadam; E.T Allen; P. Godfrey-Fausset; C.B. Craven; W.C. Brown; T.F. Everett; H.D. Martineau; Rev W.J.A Price; V.V.R.G Clinton-Baddeley; H.L. Green; T.W.E Royden; T.P.R Layng; C.L. Bennet; J. McConnell Williams; H.B. Jackson; C. Challen; T.W. Southam; W.V.B. Hughes; H.E. Le Bas; J.D. Fell; R.B. Meglaughlin; J.E. Holloway; S.I. Salmon; P.B.H. Ashwin; T.L. Harris; A.P. Penn; J. Stileman; F.G. Pyper; H.G. Goldsmith; V.B. Hazzard; F. Brittain; E.H. Warren; E.C. Matthews; W.R. Leathers; C.B. Briggs; E.L. Phillips; P.B. Seal; E.F. Baxter; H. Plaskitt; C.F. Hamilton; A.R.T Finch; J.C. Thompson
Stearn & Sons (Photographers), Bridge Street, CambridgeNames on board:
D.W. Burnford; G.M. Woodman; D.L. Williams; K.G. Irving; G.E.L. Walker; L.T. Morris; L.E. Coward; S.B.P. Hawkins; V.H. Rhodes; T. Soutry; C.D. Beaumont; I.G. [actually I.B.] Westmacott; H.S. Kenyon; D.E. [actually D.C.]Trench; C.D. Pike; W.J.S.D. Cole; F.G.W. Jones; J.M. [actually J.N.] Hartley; J.N. Booth; E.D. Briggs; P.W. Allen; D.R. Rose; M.R. Lance; C.D.T. Cassidy; E.H. Hemstead; I.H. Phillips; A. Morton; K.D. Bell; I.A.H. Banks; F.N. Bantoft; W.H.P. Hills; T.B. Willsallen; A.S. Tanner; R.A. Russell; B. Morton; J.I.M. Meikle; R.H. Elphinstone; P.M. Whitehead; P.G. Tait; M.B. Hewitt; L.W. Harding; C.P. Marriott; A.T. Bardwell; N.K. [actually N.T.?]Peck; L.A. Searle; G.N. Ross; I.R. Moyle; J.B. Black; R.L. Brigden; C.E.B. Cranfield; A.W. Ellison; D.B. Wright; W.B. Baxter; W.J. Ricketts; U.E. Forestier-Walker; H.W. Whittingham; N.M.L. Watson; G.D. Wilkie; A.F. Weaver; F.W. Kennington; T. Agoston; A. Wells; H.J.B. [actually H.J.P.] Crawford; N.I. Edleshain [actually Edelshain]; R. Hutchinson [actually Hutchison]; W.D. Arthur; E.C. Read; D.L. Caldwell; C.C. Thomas; C.F. Cooper; A.G. Bartlett; E.M. Rhodes; R.E. Lever; Ali Zafarah [actually Z. Tayabali]; R.T. Coulton; C.A.F. Meekings; C.H. Wilson; A.M. [actually A.D.] Stewart; W.B. Galloway; A.P.K. O'Connor; A.N.P. Woodard; T.S. Cree; P.M. Thomas; F.E. Bright; A. Morton; D.L. Gardiner-Crewe [listed in the Admissions Register as D.L. Crewe}; M.K.R. [actually K.M.R.] Arnott; J.T. Todd; J.H. McConnell
Stearn & Sons (Photographers), Bridge Street, Cambridge