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Various receipts:

(a) Income Tax Receipt for Parish of Horne, County of Surrey, Received of Mr. Haines, 2 Feb 1882, totalling £16 10s 0d, paid £15 9s 1d, collected by William Varnham, w/ note: Supplemental Receipt, received at 14 -7, + 6-4, £1 0s 1d.;

(b) Receipt: Mr. J. Haines, to D. Norman, 28 Feb - 1 March 1882, totalling £1 16 s 0d, itemised list includes: 1000 pipes, £1 4s 0d, 500 pipes, £0 12s 0d, Paid 24 November 1882, J. Norman, for D [...];

(c) County Fire Office Receipt for "the Tees of Jesus College, Cambridge, for one years premium on £500 insured from Michaelmas 1882 to Michaelmas 1883, totalling £0 15s 0d received 14 October 1882;

(d) County Fire Office Receipt for "the Tees of Jesus College, Cambridge, for one years premium on £1800 insured from Michaelmas 1882 to Michaelmas 1883, totalling £2 7s 6d., received 12 August, 1883;

(e) House Council-Farm House letter and receipt, dated 6 December 1882

Rent receipt for land in Willingham, totaling £8 10s 0d, due to the Vicar of Swanesey, dated 19 December 1882.

Various receipts including Parish of St. Andrew the Less:

(a) Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £800 from Xmas 1881 to Xmas 1882, £2 8s 0d;

(b) Income Tax receipt for the parish of St. Andrews the Less, for Farm House & Land, Hills Rd, received by J. A. Mayes on 3 March 1882, totalling £11 5s 6d, collected by S. J. Fulcher;

(c); Receipt 'Mr. Moyes Order, Station Farm, to John Ellis, For Work done according to Order repairing titles on Shed damaged by the Storm + Cottage + Chimney, 8 Dec 1881 - 15 Feb 1881, totalling £8 7s 11d, paid by John Ellis 10 March 1882, Itemised list includes: 12 Days Bricklayer and Labourer £4 14s 6d; 20 Bushells of Lime £0 12s 6d; 200 Pantiles, 2 [ridge?] tiles £0 18s 9d; 26 ft of Board for front of shed £0 4s 6d; 6 ft of 7 x 1 1/4, £0 1s 3d; window in [?] place £0 4s 6d; 40 ft of featheredge board, 4 ft of 11 x 1/2, £0 4s 9d; 2 lb of nails and Carpenter time £0 3s 8d; 3 pieces of rail, 5 ft long, 4 x 1 1/4, 1 piece of rail, 6 ft lon, nails + time, £0 3s 6d; 1 piece of glass for coudron[?] 21 x 13- beads round £0 2s 6d; 3 pieces of Glass, 2 ft x 8 1/2, one new bar to door + time, £0 3s 6d; 200 Beads + Camb blacke for mortar £0 12s 0 d.

Tax Receipt for one Years Tax, of Fen Land, belonging to Jesus College, totalling £4 1s 0d, received by Mr. Robert [H...]man, singed by Coates.

Various Receipts:

(a) Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1500 from Xmas 1881 to Xmas 1882, £2 13s 0d;

(b) Income Tax Receipt, Parish of Steeple Morden, Homestead land received of Hunt James, totaling £6 17s 1d, signed by William Worboys;

(c) Receipt from Mr. Hunt to J.V.B. Willmott for work done at North Brook End, listing labour, mortar and nails, totalling £0 18s 1d, Settled 24 November 1882, signed by J. V. B. Willmott;

(d) Receipt from James Hunt to George Thessmann[?] totalling £7 16s 3d, signed by G. Thessmann;

(e) Receipt from George Chessum, Brick and Tile Manufacturer for Live Birch, totaling £1 18s 0d, signed by G. Thesssmann, dated Lady Day, 1882;

(f) receipt for 'one year charge in lieu of Land Tax, Received 13 October 1882, of Mr James Hunt, totaling £18 11s 0d, signed by Thomas Rapell[?];

(g) Receipt for Rent (£175 13s 0d) and Land Tax (£14 15s 6d); Property Tax (£3 19s 2d); Pipe Bill (£1 18s 0d); Pipe Bill (£7 16s 0d); Willmont, £0 18s 1d; totalling (£29 7s 0d).

Jesus College Insurances, due Xmas of 1881.

Land Insurance Policies list, totalling £66 13s 11d;
Properties listed include farms at Great Shelford (£2 15s 6d); Tempsford (£0 15s 0d); Graverly (£1 2s 6d); West Wratting (£0 15s 0d); Hundon (£2 1s 0d);
8 Houses at Jesus Lane (£1 6s 0d);
House and Farm at St. Giles (£1 5s 4d);
Farm and Mill at Over (£6 19s 3d);
Farm at Steeple Morden (£2 13s 0d);
Houses Park Terrace Fitzroy and Kings St (£4 7s 0d);
Sedge Hall Quayside (£0 15s 0d);
No. 2 Park Terrace (£0 19s 6d);
Property at Willingham (£1 7s 4d);
Farm Hills Road (£2 8s 0d);
2 Houses at Jesus Lane (£0 15s 0d);
College Buildings (£36 9s 6d).

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipts for:

One year's premium on an insurance of £600 from Christmas 1881 to Christmas 1882, totalling £0 15s 0d

One year's premium on an insurance of £1085 from Christmas 1881 to Christmas 1882, totalling £1 5s 4d

Income Tax Receipts for:

Parish of Willingham, Received of Thos. [?}rockbock totalling £3 19s 1d, Josiah Smith, Collector

Parish of G. Willingham, Received of Grooge, totalling £1 8s 2d, Josiah Smith, Collector

Income Tax Receipts for:

Parish of Great Shelford, Received of S. Hurrell, totalling £1 3s 6d, Stephen Hagger, Collector

Parish of Great Shelford, Received of S. Hurrell, totalling 31 8s 6d, Stephen Hagger, Collector

Various receipts and invoices:

Income Tax receipt, Parish of Caxton, dated 1 May 1882, totalling £0 6s 4d, Signed by E. Walker, Collector;

Income Tax receipt, Parish of [Ivy], dated Feb 1882, totalling £3 4s 10d, signed by C. Bidwell, Collector;

Invoice dated 29 November 1882, re: Westmoreland, totalling £0 14s 0d, signed by John Johessen [?];

Receipt from Cambridge branch of London & County Banking Company, dated 5 October 1882, Received by Rev. A. T. Crispon[?], totalling £13 6s 8d;

Receipt from Cambridge Bank dated 27 March 1882, to the credit of Rev. E. G. Howard, signed by Autate[?], ]totalling £17 2s 9d;

Receipt for Cambridge Bank dated 7 October 1882, signed by Robert Nann, totalling £17 0s 7d;

Receipt from Sun Fire Office dated 25 December 1881 totalling £2 15s 6d;

Income Tax Receipt for Parish of Shelford, dated 1 January 1882, totalling £11 9s 7d, signed by Stephen Hagger, Collector;

Receipt dated Jan 1882 re: Mr. Gunnell for various repairs, bricklaying, tiles, etc., totalling £2 3s 3d;

Receipt dated 25 Jan 1882 re: H. Gunnell for various supplies, nails, wood, etc., totalling £8 8s 11d.

Invoice itemising purchases for rifles over Dec-Jan totalling £14 4s 9d.

Invoice itemising various repairs, supplies and labour costs, totalling £21 0s 6d, [signed] William H. Jarrold, 5 December 1882, confirmed, stamped, and signed by 'R.Reynolds Rowe, Surveyor and Agent to Jesus College'.

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £840 0s 0d, from Christmas Day 1881 to Christmas Day 1882, £1 7s 4d, 25 December 1881.

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1600 0s 0d, from Christmas Day 1881 to Christmas Day 1882, £1 6s 0d, 25 December 1881.

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1000 0s 0d, from Christmas Day 1881 to Christmas Day 1882, £0 15s 0d, 25 December 1881.

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1300 0s 0d, from Christmas Day 1881 to Christmas Day 1882, £0 19s 6d, 25 December 1881.

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £4800 0s 0d, from Christmas Day 1881 to Christmas Day 1882, £4 7s 0d, 25 December 1881.

Rent Receipt for one year's rent paid to the Borough of Cambridge totalling £5 3s 0d, received of the Bursar of Jesus College, 3 November 1882 [signed] George W. Grody for H. J. Whitehead, Treasurer.

Invoice itemising painting at 9 Shelly Row and Nos. 4 and 5 Park Terrace, totalling £17 10s 0s, [signed J. Paulett, 10 May 1882, confirmed and signed by 'R. Reynolds Rowe, Surveyor and Agent to Jesus College', 13 May 1882.

Invoice to Dr Westmoreland referencing 'cheque to balance last Michael's Term 1881' and listing expenses including drawing 21 acres of land, tiles, past labour, and correct bill for fence, totalling £1 4s 2d. [signed] John Hooper.

Receipt for Lease of Parsonage Farm, Hundon to Charles Deeks. [signed] G. F. Fisher. Received by Dr Westmoreland. Includes Invoice for Costs of Lease of Parsonage Farm, Hundon for the year 1880, itemised list totalling £8 8s 2d. [signed] G. F. Fisher.

Receipt for Quit Rent and Land Tax for Country Farm at Graveley, received of Dr Westmoreland, totalling £19 3s 3d. [Signed] Rector of Graveley.

Graveley Rectory Income, October 1881- October 1882. Itemised list includes: Rectory Farm, £250 5s 0d; Rusden Io., £38 0s 0d; Stoioc Io, £40 0s 0d; 3 Pensols, £35 0s 0d; Greater Allotment £19 0d 0s; Lesser Io. £10 8s 0d; totalling £392 13s 0d. Outgoings: Debt Due on Rectory House, £30 0s 0d; D. Due on Farm to Bounty £108 3s 5d; Due on Stowe, Tithe, Land Tax, Property Tax, £14 7s 10d; Taxes, £23 0s 6 1/2d: totalling $175 11s 11 1/2d.

Receipt for Building Chaffhouse and Lodge at Hundon in the Occupation of W. J. Smith, totalling £44 0s 0d. Settled 11th Jan 1882, Signed by John Betts.

Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1000 from Xmas 1881 to Xmas 1882, £2 1s 0d.

Receipt building supplies and repairs totalling £5 12s 9d, by the order of C. Deeks, to J. Bareham, Settled 27th November, 1882, [signed by] James Bareham. Itemised list includes: 26th January, tiling £0 3s 6d,1/4...plain tiles £0 1s 1 1/2 d, nails £0 0s 9d; 8th July, Digging foundations and building new walls £1 12s 0d; [illegible date] walls, foundations £0 10s 0d, 400 red brick £0 16s 0d, 100 ...brick £0 6s 0d, 40 bushels of lime, £1 0s 0d; 11th November, plantings and tiling to end of chancle £0 2s 6d, 1 peck a 1/2 of cement £0 1s 10 1/2 d, 100 ...tile £0 9s 0d.

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.

Letter from Arthur C. Jennings, totalling £50 0s 0d, 'bringing the balance to £500 0s 0d towards the building of a Vicarage of Whittlesford'; Letter from W. S. Beems requesting [illegible] the Masters gave to my Parish...'; Letter from Charles Deeks stating Cuthbert 'cannot get up and could not [illegible] a receipt for the money...he looks very ill.'

Receipt for Cuthbert's Pension for the quarter ending June 24 1882, received by Dr. Westmoreland, totalling £13 0s 0d, signed by Charles Deeks.

Receipt for Pension for R. F. Cuthbert, received by Dr. Westmoreland, totalling £13 0s 0d, signed by Charles Deeks; Receipt for Hundon, signed Robt,. F. Cuthbert, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Charles Deeks; Receipt for Hundon, signed Robt,. F. Cuthbert, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Charles Deeks.

Letter to Dr. Westmorland regarding cheque for 5 guineas for Hundon Vicarage Sunday School and concern for Hundon Church ceiling, signed W. S. Beems (dated 26th January 1881). Includes Letter to Dr. Westmorland thanking him for cheque for 5 guineas, signed W. S. Beems (dated 11th November 1881).

Cambridge Bank receipt totalling £100 0s 0d to Rev. A C. Jennings, signed by R.J. Broom.

Memorandum of Agreement for hire of land in Hundon, Rent payable totalling £62 14s 0d, Includes list of Reservations including 'Timber and right to view' and 'Tenant to pay all parochial expenses'. Signed by F.C. Finch, John Smoothy, and Fred Smith. Receipt for 1882 rent charges, rates, Income tax, totalling £467 10s 0d and £211 17s 3d, back of receipt includes handwritten calculations.

Income Tax receipt, Parish of Hundon, totalling $15 5s 4d. Received of C. Deeks, signed by R. Gibbons, Collector.

Highway Rates Receipts, Highway Parish of Hundon, totalling £9 18s 8d and £14 17s 0d; Risbridge Union Receipts, Parish of Hundon, totalling £14 10s 6d, £14 10s 6d, £19 16s 0d (on back of receipt: handwritten calculations totalling £92 15s 0d, and £19 7s 4d; all received by Robert Gibbons.

Receipt for Quarlers Pension up to Lady Day 1881, £13 0s 0d, Signed by Rev. Fr. Cuthbert.; Receipt for Lady Cuthbert's pension due at Christmas 1880, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Dr. West..., signed by Charles Deeks (On back of receipt is typed flyer 'Appeal for Donations' and "Appeal for Annual Subscriptions' from S. Matthews Vicarage, 1880); Receipt for quarlers pension due to Lady Cuthbert June 241881, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Dr. Westmorland, signed by Charles Deeks; Cambridge Bank receipt totalling £60 0s 0d to Rev. A C. Jennings, March 29, 1881; Cambridge Bank receipt totalling £132 9s 6d to Rev. A C. Jennings, November 9, 1881.

Receipt for grant of Parsonage house at Whittlesford for £100 0s 0d. Signed by Arthur Charles Jennings, Vicar of Whittlesford. Back of receipt includes handwritten calculations for July 1881, totalling £1044 8s 0d.

Payment on Rent Charge Rates for 1881, totalling £502 0s 5d, includes mention of Robert Cuthbert 1/4 Pension £13 0s 0d.
Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1000 from Christmas 1880 to Christmas 1881, £2 1s 0d.

Receipts, payments for Quit Rent, Income Tax, and Lent Rent.
Amount for Quit Rent include £0 3s 5d. Amount for Income Tax include £3 3s 6d. Amount for Lent Rent include £0 3s 5 d. Also includes £13 0s 0d reserved for Mr. Charles Deeks.

Receipts for payments made to the Risbridge Union, in the Parish of Hundon for Poor Rates and Highway Rates. Amounts for Poor Rates include £9 18s 0d, £20 19s 2d, £19 16s 0d, £14 17s 0d. Highway rates include £15 14s 14 1/2d, £9 18s 0d.

Receipt for land tax and income tax for St. Andrews the Less (Public House and Cottage, Askham), Cambridge, received of F Bailey Esq. 12th February 1879, totalling 16s 4d. Collected by S Fulcher.

Bundle of four Receipts for a year's payment by Mr Rowe to the Parish of St Clement. Collected by Cambridge Union. Signed by the collector G Nooke. (Michaelmas to Christmas, Christmas to Lady Day, Lady Day to Midsummer, and Midsummer to Lady Day)
Each with a total of 5s 8d but one which totalled 4s 8d.

Accounts for rent paid for the year ending Michaelmas 1875 by Joseph Smith (in two installents), Mr Hawksworth (1 installment), and E.C. Middleton (1 installment). Also accounts for tax on salary and stamps, balancing out to £25 5s. Signed by W. Edward Woolley.

Series of 3 receipts for work carried out by D.O. Boyd, engineer (9 Conduit St, London).

First receipt covers a terracotta gas stove fitted with speicial air and gas burner, including packing and booking; a Boyd's Gothic College Grate, fitted in dining room of Master's Lodge with blue and white majolica tiles, also taking up stone hearth, preparing for and laying glazed tile hearth. Total cost £29 1s, dated 29/11/1875. Work carried out between March and September 1875.

Second receipt covers 3 earthenware Himalaya chimmney funnels. Total cost £4 10s, dated 3/12/1875. Funnels installed in March 1875.

Third receipt covers 2 Boyd's Gothic College Grates with best Stourbridge firelumps and improved register doors, also glazed tiles and elements provided for same; taking out the old grates, preparing openings, laying iron back hearths, fixing and tiling grates; cutting away brickwork, crampimg in old grate, contracting flues and making good round the chimneypiece; cutting away brickwork and cleaning out flues in the chapel. Includes skilled workmen's time, railway and lodging expenses. Total cost £15 10s. Worked carried out in January 1874.

Receipt for work done by John Vail and Son (General Smiths, Bell Hangers, 1 Post Office Terrace) at Mr [Joseph] Sturton's lodgings in November 1875. Work includes: taking front door lock off, cleaning, repairing and refixing; replace back door lock; new cap staples and tumblers; oiling door bolts by removing staples; new 8-inch slock lock and key, fixed with screws to back gate clearing; cutting edging off verandah [sic], straightening and repairing the same with solder and time; taking off iron gate lock, cleaning repairing, one new key, refixing, and taking step up toe of gate and refixing with lead; cleaning out and replacing the back gutter of house; repairing a mortice lock and afixing a new tumbler; repairing lock of keeping room (new end to bolt), easing door plate, and oiling several locks. Settled and signed by John Vail and Son, then signed off as correct by Richard Reynolds Rowe, College architect.

Receipt for work done to the exterior and fabric of 5 Park Terrace, occupied by the late Prof Willis, by John Vail and Son (General Smiths, Bell Hangers, and Gas Fitters). Work includes: taking off old lime [?] and recovering the veranda with new stout lime [?] fitting the same with clips, wire, and solder, making and fixing fancy edging and fixing the same with stays and new lime [?] pipe to the door, incl. pipe and time; repairing the guttering on stable, outplaces, and back of house with 12ft new 2 inch pipe, 1 length of 2 inch cast down pipe, 1 shoe and [?] the veranda over back door, incl. solder and time; to new kitchens and fixing the same; repairing and rehanging doorbell and the gate bell with new wire, time etc.; repair the iron gate, refixing new lock to the same, incl. time.
Total cost of work £20-18-10. Signed off by R. Reynolds Rowe, college architect.

Receipt for sundry repairs carried out in April and May 1875 by Lewis Rootham of 32 Clarendon Street to the dwelling house and outbuildings of 5 Park Terrace, lately occupied by the late Rev Prof Willis. Total sum £22-15-0. Signed off by R. Reynolds Rowe, college architect.

Receipt for work carried out in November 1874 by H.S. Gray, painter, of 66 St Andrews Street, at 1 Park Terrace. Work includes painting back and front of house as per estimate, part of back premises, inside of windows in house, repairing skylight (15 squares 6x4), and in Harnet's room (7 squares 7x5). Total sum £10-5-2. Signed off by R. Reynolds Rowe, college architect.

Emmanuel College Lodge, received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £9-9-0 being the amount of the stipend of the Rede Lecturer for 1876 due from Jesus College to the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholsrs of the University of Cambridge. Signed off by Samuel George Phear, Vice Chancellor.

F. Blyth - to prepare and fix a sash and frame in bedroom.
B staircase - repair wall framing etc
C staircase - ease casements
D staircase - ease door and fix catch on same
F and G staircases - paint round windows
Room A1 - repair plastering
Room L12 - take out and refix stove
Kirkpatrick's rooms - make and fix a sash forming a double window in sitting room; rehang sashes and fix new beads, and ease door (incl. materials: lime, sash bead, nails)
A, B, E and F staircases - paint round all windows, also hire of bricklayer, labourer, and use of plaster and cement.
Room K1 - new latch on bedroom door; ease casement and fix fastener
Room K3 - prepare a new 4 panel door; alter door jambs; rehang sashes and fix new beads; repair coal bin on the landing; one new casemen and frame in gyp room.
Room K4 - rehang sashes in bedroom and fix new lock to gyp room and fix new fastening on sashes.
Room K5 - rehang sashes and new beads; new casement and frame in gyproom and one on the landing.
Room L6 - rehang sashes and fix new beads and casement frames in bedroom; repair coal bin on landing. Includes parting beads, sash beads, line, lock and latch, sash fastenings, nails, deal, brass butts, glue, wainscots, screws, buckets, men's time.

• F1 - new stone chimney piece, make good to wall, new sash beads.
• F2 - repair floor, new beads, new lock to door.
• F3 - new beads, new stops and sash fasteners; rehang sash and new door etc.
• F4 - new beads and pulleys, new casements and frames; rehang sashes, stops and lead weights etc.
• F5 - new beads and pulleys; rehang sashes and mend doors.
• F6 - new beads and pulleys; rehang sashes, new door and one casement frame on landing. Includes sash beads, run parting, cord, nails, pulleys, sash fastener, lock, deal, floorboards, butts, glue, screw pulley, brass nails, run, oak, brass butts, brass turn-buckles
• G staircase - similar repairs to those carried out in F staircase, including replacing/repairing beading, sashes, casements, doorframes, pulleys, turn-buckles. Includes materials and men's time.
• L staircase - similar repairs to those carried out in F and G staircases, including replacing/repairing sashes, beading, casements, door jambs, coal bins, skirting, rehanging doors; preparing and fixing circular molding to gyp room, refixing cupboard in room 11. Fix fastenings on casement, refix lamp, and fix block on floor to stop door. Includes materials and men's time.
• Similar repairs carried out in A, B, C, D, and E staircases, including materials and men's time. Shutters rehung in B3; new panel door hung in C2; cabin hooks needed to repair window boards and install new casement and frame on landing in C staircase; door jambs altered in E staircase and 3 new panel doors installed.
• Old floor taken up in E staircase and sound boarding fitted to receive pegging, new floor and skirting fitted, fit out joists and alter water tap in Mr Morgan's gyp room. Includes materials and time.
  Total cost £103 1d. Received and signed off in a different hand by D. Bradwell and Sons.

Land tax, income tax, and inhabited house duty for 1874, ending 5th April 1875, for land in the parish of St Andrew the Less, received of Mr J. Dixon for Jesus College. Total sum 4 shillings, signed off by P. Fulcher, collector.

Receipt of payment of £1 18s 6d to W. Burbage for fixing the chimney pot on Mr Newbrey's house on Jesus Lane, including wages of bricklayer and labourer for half day, chimney pot, mortar and cement.

Receipt of payment of 10s 6d to J. Cooke (upholsterer, appraiser, paper-hanger) for 6 pieces of paper, hanging of paper.

Receipt of payment of £4 1s 9d to W.H. Farrold (slate merchant) for slating work on properties of Jesus College, including repairing slating on houses in Jesus Lane, stripping gutters and putting in sqr of glass, wages for slater and labourer. By order of Alderman Rowe.

Receipt of payment of £1 18s 6d for work at Mrs Sharp's - No. 42 Jesus Lane (laying new lead on window ) Mrs Heatt's - Jesus Lane (repairing back steps) Mr Freeman's - Manor Street (repairing stone and bricks in back yard). Including payment for wages of bricklayer and labourer, payment for materials including lead, mortar and bricks.