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Includes 2024 Donors' Report.

Green wax with impression of St Radegund with a staff

Names on board read:

T. E. Morel, W. Dangar, W. T. Coles, C. S. Colman, D. A. R. Young, J. T. Bennett, W. T. Barham, K. C. Holloway, J. C. W. MacBryon, E. Raimes, Cox, R. W. Holloway.

Names on board read:

Hayward, Hamilton-Millar, Cohen, Clarke, Footman, Hales, Caswell, MacNutt, Tegnor and Skeete.

No names given. James Henderson Ogilvie is seated on the ground, bottom left.

Names on board read:

G. J. McHardy, P. J. Allum, W. E. Thorne, E. H. B. Neill, E.W. Davies, N. Williams, P. J. White, J. H. Smith, J. H. Hall, N. R. McConnel, S. R. Gardiner, H. C. H. MacDonald

Names on board read:

G. S. E. Nevill-Davies, R. S. Punnett, F. A. Instone, R. D. Holloway, G. H. Hunter-Brown, H. R. W. Butterworth, J. E. W. Waddington, R. S. D Gilson (Capt.), J. T. Morgam, G. H. Williams, S. Armstrong, A. W. Fitz Aucher.

College cricket against boat club cricket match. Photograph shows all those who presumably competed in the game and also various numbers of spectators. No names.

Names on board:

E. J. Kahn, G. C. M. Brown, Bince U. S. Gackwar, J. T. Sharp, J. B. Heming, A. G. Murray, H. S. Gillies, R. J. Purdy, V. A. Cox (captain), E. H. L. Fisher, R. V. Brunsdon.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr Vic G. Davis.

Lease of shop, garage, stores and premises in Fair Street for 21 years from 25th March 1926.
Rent: £150.
Includes a plan.

Parties: (1) George Laurie, (2) Laurie & McConnal Limited.

Lease of premises in Willow Walk and Fair Street in the rear of 35 New Square commencing 29 September 1901. Term of years (less 3 days) 29. Expires 26 September 1930. Includes a plan.

Receipt from J & J. J. Deighton, booksellers for examination papers. Includes costs for paper, blotting paper, pens, and ink. Total cost: £2 3s 9d.

Receipt from Samuel Coulden, engraver, printer, and heraldic painter, for engraving work done for the College, including 4 dozen ivory dessert knives. £1 6s 6d and a cruet stand 2s 6d.

Receipt for the rent of open grassland in the Close to Mr Robinson for £4 until last day of February 1842. Signed WF

Petition to Revd Dr William French, Master of Jesus College, to repair the road in front of the houses in Park Terrace. Includes a description of the road, the problems and a list of 17 names.

Receipt from DR. TO A. MENZIES, for the purchase of an office knife, scissors and an engraving for 5s

Includes Churches Conservation Trust pamphlet on history of All Saints Church, 2004; Note on stained glass window showing St. Radegund in All Saints Church, 2008; Article from Cambridge Weekly News by Mike Petty concerning alterations to the original All Saints Church, 25 August 2004; List of Vicars of All Saints' from Census Records, 1861-1921

Paid £7 8s 10d to Swan and Garner for work done in College including work done in Wortham's keeping room, preparing walls and setting up brown paper and sizing walls, tacks, paste, wallpaper, border paper, labour for hanging paper; work done at Bramah's keeping room, putting up brown paper and sizing, tacks, paste, paper, labour for pasting and putting up; Repairing paper in Wood's room, paper, paste, size and tacks,; Pasting and putting up border in Bramah's keeping room. Signed John Swan.

Invoice hand written on the back of:
Flyer for Hay and After-Feed for sale on Jesus College Close.
The valuable crop of grass.
The Grove and the Master's Close not included.

For work on ceilings in rooms of:
Mr Brett, Bingham, Griffiths, Winter senior, Nelson, Winter junior, Richardson, Allot.
Total £1 16s 0d.

Receipt £ 3 1s 00,

To sweeping chimneys
Range, stove, copper and oven, hall, Combination, porters, servants hall.
Total £2 11s

Conveyance of the land, made between the Revd L.J.H. Hard, the church commissioners, and the Master and Fellows of Jesus College, signed and sealed.

Receipt for a Year's Tithe due to Rector of Willingham, Michaelmas, 1881, Received of Mr. George Tibbit, totalling £2 7s 9 d, Collected by William Underwood.

Receipt for repairs and minor works carried out by Edward Beales & Co between April and August 1874. Work includes repairing knife machine (Emery to do), 1 bottle rack, wrought iron frame and doors for wine bin as per estimate, and 2 padlocks for the same. Total cost £25 4s, invoiced to the college's buttery account. Signed off by Edward Beale.