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Records the money received for and money paid from the 'Fabrick Fund'.

Received - items include:
(1) income for the rent of chambers- the room, number and staircase are given and sometimes name of occupant
(2) cold bath money
(3) 1/2 year's rent for various named farms
(4) Money borrowed on bond from Miss Ann Ferrar

Paid out - items include:
(1) charges made by attorneys for collecting farm rents
(2) interest due to Miss Ferrar
(3) valuations of land
(4) 'overplus' of reparations brought from the annual audit

Records the money received for and money paid from the 'Fabrick Fund'.

Received - items include:
(1) land tax from the White Bull and Half Moon
(2) additional charge on Chamber rents
(3) interest and dividends

Paid out - items include:
(1) coal, poor, smith's accounts
(2) pensions to named widows
(3) donations to building new National Schools
(4) donations to building works at various churches

The Fairbairn Cup is an annual event organised in Michaelmas Term by Jesus College Boat Club. It is named after Steve Fairbairn, the most influential man in the history of Jesus College Boat Club and arguably in Cambridge rowing.
In 1927, Fairbairn arranged a provisional Lents line up and raced the crews off each other on the Cam. In 1928, the JCBC were joined by crews from Fitzwilliam, Sidney Sussex, Peterhouse and St. Catharine's. In 1929 the race was opened to all colleges and Steve Fairbairn donated a Cup - the 'Fairbairn Cup Races' were founded.

Menus for the Fairbairn Cup Dinner. All include a printed list of crews:

1927, 1928, 1929 [these are possibly not strictly Fairbairn Cup dinners due to the dates but they were held in November]
1937 [Light Fours and Fairbairn Cup]
1990 (3 copies), 1991, 1992

Also printed invitation to the dinner [undated and not filled out to anyone].

Black and white photograph of the crew on the river. No names are given.

Black and white photograph of the crew on the river. No names are given.

Colour photograph showing the boat during the race. No names given.