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Bill giving weekly totals for 12 weeks Commons paid to William Winder for the Quarter ending at Christmas 1794

Total = £38 19s 10d

In addition:
Cook wages = £7 0s 0d
Coals for the Kitchen = £5 0s 0d
16 sacks for the Brewhouse = £1 10s 8d
12 sacks for the Combination Room = £1 3s 0d
Brooms = 3s 0d
Waiting sizar [1] = 1s 0d

Total = £53 17s 6d

December 30 1794
Received of the Revd Mr Buck [Bursar] the sum of fifty three pounds seventeen shillings and five pence in full for this quarter by me William Winder, Cook

[initialled R.B. – Revd Richard Buck, Bursar]

[1] Sizar - a student financing his studies by undertaking menial tasks within the College

File of colour printouts from the internet of Fellows elected bewtween 2015-2017:

Sergio Bacallado
Peter Baillie-Johnson
Sarah Caddy
Nicolas Carroll
Alice Corr
Adam Coutts
Hannah Critchlow
Saul Dubow
Stephen Eglen
Tijmen Euser
Catherine Evans
Franziska Exeler
Lovik Foxcroft
Ilias Georgakaposlous
Oliver Haardf
Pierre Haas
Fazol Had
Mathias Haeussler
Ben Hinson
Joseph Hone
Elizabeth Howell
Robert Hoye
Finbarr Livesey
Nikita Makarchev
K. Munshi
Ben Seymour
Graham Walker (Director of Music & Precentor)
N. J. Widdows (Fellow & Chaplain)
James Woodall

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Messrs William Kidman Bird the younger and Herbert Flack Bird (co-partners as vinegar brewers and mustard manufacturers in the style 'W.K. Bird & Sons')

Copy Agreement for a window overlooking 24 Magdalene Street.

Includes a plan showing the bedroom of 25 Magdalene Street and the position of the window; a section; and an elevation.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Messrs W.K. Birds & Sons (vinegar manufactures etc)

Copy Agreement for a yearly tenancy of a yard in Magdalene Street.
Yearly Rent: £5 0s 0d

Copy of a bond given by Magdalene College to secure an annuity of £40 for Mary Milner, sister of Thomas Milner.

Letters from Messrs Pickering, Smith & Thompson (solicitors, Lincoln's Inn) to Francis Fisher as to the purchase by the College from Dr Goodall (lessee of the see of Ely) of an old yard belonging to St Giles' Rectory in Chesterton Lane.

Copies of:

(1) Feoffment from Thomas Lawson to William Cecil, Lord Burghley (Lord High Treasurer) of the manor and advowson of Stickney, 1 July 1591

(2) Letter of attorney from Lord Burghley to receive possession, 5 July 1591

Copy of a recovery suffered by John Cecil, 4th Earl of Exeter.

Copy of a recovery suffered by John Cecil, 5th Earl of Exeter.

Copy of a release from John Lascelles being a deed of partition of the estate and a conveyance of part from Samuel Neall to William Gibbon subject to mortgage (see MCAD/4/1/19/16).

Copy of a settlement of the manor and advowson of Stickney and other hereditaments by Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter.

Copy of a settlement by John Cecil, 4th Earl of Exeter, covenanting to levy fine and declaring the uses thereof.

Copy of a settlement declaring the uses of a fine by John Cecil, 4th Earl of Exeter.

Copy of a settlement by John Cecil, 4th Earl of Exeter, upon Lord Burghley's marriage with Anne, Lady Rich with covenant to levy fine.

Copy of a settlement by John Cecil, 5th Earl of Exeter, on his second marriage with Elizabeth Brownlow.

Copy of an Act of Parliament 6 & 7 Anne for settling the estate of John, Earl of Exeter, pursuant to agreements made on his marriage with Elizabeth, Countess of Exeter, his then wife.

Copy of an abstract of settlement by John Cecil, 5th Earl of Exeter, being a covenant to levy fines.

Abstract of the title of John Lascelles and William Gibbon.

Copy of an indenture of fine William Montague and William Thursby (plaintiffs) and John Earl of Exeter and John Cecil Lord Burghley (defendants).

Copy of an indenture of fine William Montague and William Thursby (plaintiffs) and John Earl of Exeter and Anne Countess of Exeter his wife and John Cecil (deforciants).

Copy of the deed of presentation of George Sandby to the Mastership by the Countess of Portsmouth.

[for the original see MCGB/6/16]

Copy of the Will of Hammond Gibbon.

Copy of the will of Humphrey Hyde.

Copy of the will of John Cecil, Earl of Exeter.

Copy of the Will of the Revd Thomas Milner with a codicil dated 4 September 1722 by which he bequeathed £1000 to Magdalene College.

Copy of the will of William Gibbon.

Copy order confirming the Master's report in a cause Humphrey Hyde (plaintiff) and Mary Gibbon and others (defendants) allowing Hyde to be best purchaser of premises mentioned in the report.