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Bill from Thomas Kennedy to Rev. Dr. Turner for £4 19s 9d for 52 weeks of the Evening Mail.

Paid £22 17s 6d for two pairs of silver candlesticks and received Messrs Brookes and Wakefield's plate money. The balance of money received out of the treasury by E.R. Raynes.

John Stockdale & Son invoice to Rev Dr French for 35 chaldrons of duck coals on 27th July 1831 and 35 chaldrons of blyth coals on 11th August 1831. Totaly of £84, dedivated 3s 10d, final total £80 10s. Below letter from John Stockdale & Sons to Dr French acknowledging the invoice.

Paid £59 19s 9d to Edward Headly and Son for iron fence around the new square, 1 extra post, 1 iron gate of fixing same, fencing of post Jesus terrace, repairing old fence. Signed Edward Headly and Son

Copper and tin lined jelly mould inscribed with Coll. Jes. Cant and mould design number 201.

Flagons engraved with crest of Newcombe.

860 x 664mm

Proves that Ann Badcock, widow of Rev. Mr John Badcock is still living. Signed by Thomas Casburn, Church Warden. Also signed by Ann Badcock confirming receipt of pension of £2 from Mr Huten. January receipt also signed by H. Lushington, curate.

Receipt dated October 11 1833, Cambridge. Received of the Rev Master & Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £15 as by account to Septembeer 29 1833 for the Gas Company. Signed Thomas Frend Curtis, collector.

Invoice from Cambridge, to the Revd Master & Fellows of Jesus College, dues(?) to the Gas Company. Rental of gas from 20th September 1832 to 25th March 1833 by contract. Total of £15.

Certificate detailing oath by Elizabeth Bottomly of St. Botolph's parish, Cambridge that Hannah Clee of St. Botolph's parish, Cambridge was not buried in anything other than wool. Signed by witnesses J. Cheetham and the mark of Mary Smith. Also signed by James Whiskin, Justice of the Peace for Cambridge.

Nigel, Bishop of Ely, gives to the nuns of the newly founded cell outside the town of Cambridge a piece of land (4 acres) lying near to the said cell, free of all customs, for a rent of 12d per annum. Witnesses: Radulf Olaf; Petrus clericus (Peter the clerk); Gilebertus capellanus de horn[u]ningesheia (Gilbert the chaplain of Horningsea).

Engraved with the arms of Daniel Boldero.

One medium white china plate with College crest in red, 22cm; one small white china plate with College crest in red, 17.5cm; one medium white china plate with College crest in orange, 22cm; one small white china plate with College crest in orange, 17.5cm. All plates edged in gold, black and red.

May Ball Photograph of attendees taken in 1926. Black and White.

Steward'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.

A photograph and list of names as follows:

R.W. Bell; J. Goss; M.M. Haldane; E.M. Thomson; J.C. Flood; Randhir Singh [actually Sindhar]; L.E. Faber; S.A. Shackle; P.J. Spalding; P.C. Swayne; B.D. Nairne; A.B. Clarke; D.M.[actually M.D.] Manduell; E.M. Ewbank [actually Ewbanke]; P.N. [actually J.S.M.] Sutherland; W. De P. Nicholson; N.G. Harry; B.H. Neill; E.B.T. Lee; F.P. [actually W.R.] Gourley; K.E. [actually H.E.] Graham; F. Bell; J.R. Wood; H.B. Orton; H.C. Beasley. Absent T.W.M. [actually F.W.M.] Palmer.

Woodcut showing St Radegund at a prayer desk visited by an angel.

Played by Derek Bolt

Licence granted by Henry VII to John [Alcock], Bishop of Ely, to expel the prioress and nuns from the convent of St Radegund . . . and to found a college for a Master, six Fellows and a certain number of scholars . . . To be called the College of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St John the Evangelist and the Glorius Virgin St Radegund, and to hold in free alms all the lands and possessions of the former priory; with incomplete Great Seal

Half moon side plate. Cockerel on globe with college motto in centre of plate in yellow, brown and red. Decorative floral pattern round edge of plate in brown, blue, yellow, green, pink and red.

Two men standing under a tree