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Parties: (1) W.H. Smith & Son Ltd (2) Magdalene College

Parties: (1) John Watson (baker), William Quinsee (builder), Aaron Chevell (gentleman), Aaron Payne (gardener) to (2) John Nutter (merchant)

Conveyance of a messuage or tenement and premises in Fisher's Lane

Parties: (1) The Revd Joseph Goodall (Provost of Eton), (2) Magdalene College

Conveyance of a piece of land and premises in Chesterton Lane. Draft and final copy.

Parties: (1) Charles Collin Warren (grocer), (2) David Evans Pratt (grocer)

Original conveyance of equity of redemption and a copy.

Parties: (1) William Frampton Andrews (timber merchant), (2) Magdalene College

Conveyance of a messuage and four cottages in Chesterton Road [now 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 Chesterton Road]. Includes a site plan.

Indenture (enrolled in Chancery) between (1) the Warden and Scholars of Merton College, Oxford (2) Two Commissioners appointed under His Majesty's Letters patent, (3) Ralph Neville a trustee on behalf of the Master and Fellows of Magdalene College, Cambridge.

Conveyance of sundry copyhold dwelling houses in Chesterton Lane.

Original and copy.

Parties: (1) Magdalene College, (2) Sutton and Willoughby Railway Company

Parties: (1) Mrs Sarah Tomkies (widow), (2) Revd and Hon. John Fortescue

Release and conveyance of a piece of land at Anderby, Lincolnshire.

Folded up inside this document is a lease for a year between (1) Mrs Sarah Tomkies and the Hon. Revd John Fortescue

Parties: (1) The Lord Bishop of Ely, (2) The Revd Joseph Goodall (Provost of Eton)

Conveyance of a piece or parcel of ground in the parish of St Giles. Includes a lease plan.

Parties: (1) The Trustees of the will of Richard Foster deceased, (2) Benjamin Jolley [also spelt Jolly] (furniture dealer)

Conveyance of 'The Anchor' public house and tenements adjoining the parish of St Clements.

Parties: (1) The Trustees under the will of Richard Foster deceased, (2) Mrs Emma Royston

Conveyance of premises called 'The Barley Mow'.

Parties: (1) The Trustees under the will of the late Mrs Emma Royston (Susan Owers, James Doo and John Death), (2) James Barton (formerly a brewer)

Conveyance of 'The Barley Mow' and premises in Bridge Street.

Parties: (1) The Trustees for the sale under the will of James Barton, (2) James Barton Sebley (eating house keeper)

Conveyance of 'The Barley Mow' and premises in Bridge Street.

Parties: (1) The Trustees of the will of James Barton Sebley, (2) Herbert Sebley (eating house keeper)

Conveyance of 'The Barley Mow' and premises in Bridge Street.

Parties: (1) William Kidman Bird, (2) Messrs William Kidman Bird the younger and Herbert Flack Bird (co-partners as vinegar merchants and mustard manufacturers)

Parties: (1) William Collin (2) John Collin

Conveyance in fee of a house and premises in Chesterton formerly belonging to James Wentworth to Magdalene College. Draft and final version. Includes a site plan showing the location of the property.

Parties: (1) Benjamin Jolley [also spelt Jolly] (furniture dealer), (2) John Lyon (shopkeeper)

Conveyance of hereditaments and premises at Quayside.

Parties: (1) Messrs Barlow, Palmer and Neville, (2) Thomas Goodier (auctioneer)

Conveyance of a messuage or tenement and premises on the Quayside.

Parties: (1) Thomas Goodier (auctioneer), (2) Benjamin Jolley [also spelt Jolly] furniture dealer

Parties: (1) Revd Henry Falkner Allison and Philip Allison (2) Magdalene College

Conveyance of a piece of land in Skidbrooke. Includes plan.

Parties: (1) William Smith (2) Nicholas Jacobs

Conveyance (lease wanting) of several pieces of arable land containing 50 acres, 3 roods and 0 perches in Quy, Little Wilbraham and Bottisham (except 8 acres, 3 roods and 0 perches of land lying next to the land of the said Nicholas Jacob). A terrier of the lands is attached.

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

Bill giving weekly totals for 13 weeks Commons paid to William Winder for the Quarter ending at Midsummer 1795

Total = £52 8s 7d

In addition:

Cook's wages = £7 0s 0d
Coals for the Kitchen = £5 0s 0d
5 sacks for the Brewhouse & portage = £0 10s 5d
12 sacks for the Combination Room = £1 5s 0d
Brooms = £0 3s 0d
1 Old Library = £0 2s 1d
College Tenant Dinner = £0 1s 4d
Wating sizar

Total = £66 11s 11d

Stamp = £0 0s 4 4 ½d

Total = £66 12s 3½d

Paid by Revd Mr Buck [Bursar]

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

Bill giving weekly totals for 14 weeks Commons paid to William Winder for the Quarter ending at Michaelmas 1795

Total = £16 5s 6d

In addition:

Cook's wages = £7 0s 0d
Coals for the Kitchen = £5 0s 0d
5 sacks for the Brewhouse = £0 10s 5d
Brooms = £0 3s 0d

Total = £28 18s 11d

October 18th 1795

Received of the Revd Mr Buck the sum of twenty eight pounds and eighteen shillings and eleven pence in full for this quarter by me William Winder Cook.

Bill giving weekly totals for 12 weeks Commons paid to William Winder for the Quarter Ending at Christmas 1795

Total = £45 6s 11d

In addition:
Cook wages = £7 0s 0d
Coals for the Kitchen = £5 0s 0d
28 sacks for the Brewhouse & portage = £2 18s 4d
18 for the Combination Room = £1 17s 6d
1 College workman = 2s 1d
Brooms = 3s 0d
Wating Sizar [1] = 1s 9d

Total = £62 9s 7d

Paid by Revd Mr Buck [Bursar]

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

Bill giving weekly totals for 13 weeks Commons paid to William Winder for the Quarter Ending at Lady Day 1796

Total = £66 8s 7d

Cook wages = £7 0s 0d
Coals for the Kitchen = £5 0s 0d
10 sacks for the Brewhouse = £1 0s 20d
24 sacks for the Combination Room = £2 10s 0d
Brooms = £0 3s 0d
College Tenant Dinner = £0 1s 6d
Waiting sizars [1] = £0 1s 6d

Total = £82 5s 5d

Paid by Revd Mr Buck [Bursar]

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

Bill giving weekly totals for 13 weeks Commons paid to William Winder for the Quarter ending at Midsummer 1796

Total = £59 14s 8d

In addition:
Cook's wages = £7 0s 0d
Coals for the Kitchen = £5 0s 0d
12 sacks for the Brewhouse = £1 5s 0d
6 sacks for the Combination Room = £0 12s 6d
Brooms = £0 3s 0d

Total = £73 15s 2d

Paid by Revd Mr Buck [Bursar]