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"Magdlen Colidge" to Peter Spencely

1795

Feb 9 – for new felt and clack to wort pump = £0 5s 9d

Feb 25 – for a new bucket and leathers to pump in Butler’s seller = £0 7s 6d
For new box and clack = £0 4s 6d

June 8 – for mending wheel of the Chapel bell = £0 2s 0d
For time taking down iron work and hanger bell = £0 5s 0d

Total = £1 4s 9d

Received July 16 1795 by Peter Spencely

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

Revd Mr Buck Bursar Magdalene College to John Favell
Quarter bills for Midsummer 1795

1794
painting some window frames doors etc down Chesterton Lane & same at the Swan etc = £1 3s 0d

some doors windows etc at the tenements in the black smith's yards = £0 12s 0d

1795
painting post and rails in the Close all round 510 yards @ 3d = £6 7s 6d

[?] 6ft putty = £0 3s 0d

some palisades on wall = £0 4s 6d

a seat trice over round trees Green = £0 4s 0d

some work in the back yard lead Col = £0 7s 0d

some work in the Lodge yard etc = £0 4s 0d

part of Mr Bird’s Room painted = £2 2s 6d

Total = £11 7s 6d

Sept 17 1795
Received the above J. Favell

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

The Revd Mr Buck to Thomas Fisher for "Magdalen College"

1794
Jan 19 – 4 ½ yards huckaback [1] 3s 6d = £0 15s 9d
Feb 14 – 8 yards of huckaback 3s 6d = £1 8s 0d

Total = £2 3s 9d

Rec'd July 13 1795 of the Revd Mr Buck Two pounds 3/9 for Goods

[1] a stout linen fabric, with the weft threads thrown alternately up so as to form a rough surface, used for towelling

1795 The Revd Masters and Fellows of "Magd Coll Camb" to William Waits

Jan 14 – Four saddle bars to window of the clock = £0 1s 6d

Feb 21 – Two irons to the kitchen pump = £0 1s 4d

Mar 4 – Mending the sweep mending the kitchen pump
Bucket prod lining the bolt = £0 2s 0d

Mar 5 – Sharping a mattock [1] = £0 0s 3d

Mar 17 – Mending four furnace bars = £0 1s 6d

Apr 9 – Lengthening a chisel = £0 0s 10d

Apr 10 – Eight wall hooks = £0 1s 0d

Apr 20 – One dozen of wall hooks = £0 1s 6d

Apr 22 – Laying a mattock = £0 1s 6d

May 4 – Mending the sweep lining the bolt of the kitchen pump = £0 1s 0d

May 20 – Lining the sweep of Masters pump = £0 1s 0d

Jun 6 – Two nuts to the irons to bell = £0 0s 6d

July 25 – A bolt and key to masters pump = £0 1s 2d

Aug 7 – Mending a pair of shears = £0 0s 2d

Total = £0 15s 3d

1795

August 7th Received this bill by me William Waits

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

[1] mattock - a hand tool used for digging, prying, and chopping. Similar to a pickaxe

1795 "Magdalen College" to J. Doggett for Work in the Close

April 24th to self two days and three quarters = £0 5s 6d
Labourer = £0 4s 1½d

Total = £0 9s 7½d
April 27 1795

Received the contents by me John Doggett his mark [he signs with a X]

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

1795 Midsummer quarter "Magdalen Coll" to R. Painter & Son
For work done by order of the Revd Mr Buck Bursar

May 12 – The Masters Lodge
A new bucket and leather and box and clacks to the pump

The Butlers Room
6 feet of old glass repaired at 2d ft 4 crown squares 9 by 8 measured 2 ft at 18d / feet

May 16 – The Masters Lodge
For work to the pump

May 22 – The Combination
Cleaning of 2 pair sashes

May 30 – The Butlers Room
1 crown square 10 by 8

June 8 – The Clock Cupola
7 feet of old glass repaired at 2d ft 7 common squares 9 by 6 measured 2 ft 7 [?] at 10d
2 of putty
¼ of a days work 1 man and nails 2d

Total = £0 17s 3d

October 28 1795 Received the above Robert Painter & Son

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

1795 Smiths work done for "Magdalaen Coll" By James Fuller

Mar 27

Repairing & cleaning lock of a Buttery door

A key to the brewhouse yard

April
Oiling of smoke jack [1]

Laying two pokers

Grinding 11 knives and 2 cleavers

Addition of 16 lb of iron to a bar of the range & sizing

Laying the Combination pokers & jointing the spits in the kitchen

Fixing a back wheel to a smoak jack

Grinding a pair of shears & new rivet and bar

Repairing & altering a lock of front gate & new key

A bar to a Porters Lodge window lead and fixing

2 dogs [2] for a building by the brewhouse

3 staplers & [?]

A new double brace to the pump at the Kings Head and fixing

A staple and half staple to a bath window shutter

Altering a lock of the Hall door and fastening cranks of the bell at Porters Lodge

Total = £1 17s 2d

[1] smoke jack - a machine for roasting meat on a spit driven by hot gas rising from the fire
[2] fire dogs - normally one of a pair, on which logs are laid for burning in an open fireplace, so that air may circulate under the firewood, allowing better burning and less smoke

Bills 6 and 7 are not in the bundle but are listed as follows in the Necessary Expenses book:

No. 6 - Shingay Quit Rent: £0 6s 8d

No. 7 - College Letters and Stamps: £0 8s 11½ d
Combination room: £0 15s 0d

In addition to the numbered receipts, further items recorded in the Necessary Expenses Book (MCAD/3/3/3) are:

Cleaning Chapel and Greens = £0 11s 0d
Cleaning Library and Cloisters = £0 7s 6d

A bill to "Magderlen Coledge" for one Quarter

Sweeping the Kitchen chimneys = £0 4s 0d
The Combination Room chimney = £0 0s 6d

Received the Contents £0 4s 6d
By me Will Press

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

Xtmas 1795 "Magdelen College" to Elizabeth Briggs

Washing the table linen = £1 10s 0d

January 6th 1796
Received this bill
Eliz Briggs

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

£6 4s 5½d paid to George Warren for the Quarter ending at St Thomas' Day 1795.

Bill lists: candles, mops, brooms, brush, Chapel candles, cotton, sand, soap, masons dust, Nutmeg, and oil.

"Magdalen College" to Edward Mills
1795 The Disbursement Bill the Quarter ending at Xmas

Paid the Brewer for 6 brewings = £1 10s 0d

Brooms & paper in the Buttery = £0 5s 0d

Knives & napkins in the Hall = £0 2s 6d

The College sizings = £0 6s 0d

Salt for the Fellows Table = £0 2s 0d

Oct 26th - 3 bottles of Port 7s 6d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 10s 0d

Nov 2nd - 3 bottles of Port 7s 6d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 10s 0d

Nov 5th - 3 bottles of Port 7s 6d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 10s 0d

Nov 20th - Wine for the Sacrament = £0 4s 6d

Total = £4 0s 0d
Prom [1] £10 19s 4½d

Total = £14 19s 0d
March 2nd 1796

Received the contents
By me Edward Mills

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

[1] Prom is an abbreviation of Promus meaning Butler

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 for £0 6s 8d is recorded in the Necessary Expenses Book [MCAD/3/3/3] but is missing from the bundle.

Bill for:

College Letters and Stamps: £0 8s 11½ d
Combination room: £0 15s 0d

is recorded in the Necessary Expenses Book [MCAD/3/3/3] but is missing from the bundle.

[on the reverse is written 'No. 8 Newspapers' but '8' is struck through and replaced with 7]

[printed form completed by hand]

Revd Bursar Mag. Coll. to Charles Coltson, General Post Office, London

To News-papers,
From 10 October 1795 to 5 January 1796 = £1 15s 0d

Please to pay the above contents to Mr Rofe and you’ll oblige your humble Servant,
CHARLES COLTSON

Received the contents [signed] Mr Rofe

Received March 22nd 1796 of the Revd Mr Buck four pounds eleven shillings nine pence for bread baked for the use of the College to H.B. Beales

Bread Baked = £3 10s 9d
Loaves = £0 13s 0d

Total = £4 11s 9d

In addition to the numbered receipts, further items recorded in the Necessary Expenses Book (MCAD/3/3/3) are:

Cleaning Chapel = £0 10s 0d
Cleaning Library and Cloisters = £0 7s 6d
Mr Dean 7 Degrees = £2 6s 8d
Towncryer = £0 2s 0d

Lady Day 1796 "Magdelen College" to Elizabeth Briggs

Washing the table linen = £1 10s 0d

March 23rd 1796
Received this bill
Eliz Briggs

March 25 1796 A bill to "Magdlen Coledge"

For one Quarter sweeping the Kitchen chimneys = £0 4s 0d
The Combination Room chimney = £0 0s 6d
The Porters chimney = £0 0s 6d

Total = £0 5s 0d

Received by me
William Press

A bill for "Magdalen College" Quarter ending March 10th 1796

Bread baked = £26 10s 0d
For baking = £4 17s 6d
Barm [1] Sedge etc = £0 13s 0d
Batchelors Commencing = £0 3s 4d

Total = £5 13s 10s

Received of the Revd Mr Buck the contents by H.B. Beales

[1] Barm - the froth on fermenting malt liquor

"Magdalen College" 1796 to Edward Mills

The Disbursement Bill the Quarter ending at Lady Day

Paid the Brewer for two brewings = £0 10s 0d

Brooms & paper in the Buttery = £0 5s 0d

Knives & napkins in the Hall = £0 2s 6d

Bachelors Commencement = £0 2s 6d

Salt for the Fellows Table = £0 2s 0d

The College sizings = £ 8s 0d

Dec 25th - 4 bottles of Port 10s 0d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 12s 6d
Wine for the Sacrament = £0 4s 6d

Jan 1st - 3 bottles of Port 7s 6d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 10s 0d

An almanack = £0 0s 8d

3 bottles of Port 7s 6d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 10s 0d

3 bottles of Port 7s 6d, 1 bottle White 2s 6d = £0 10s 0d

Wine for the Sacrament = £0 4s 6d

Total £4 2s 2d
Prom [1] = £6 7s 2¼d

Total = £10 9s 4¼d

June 20th 1796
Received the contents by me Edward Mills

[1] Prom is an abbreviation of Promus meaning Butler

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

1796 The Revd Mr Buck Bursar to "Magdalen College" to John Rainforth Quarter Ending Mar 18th 1796

Gate Bill
Gives weekly totals for 13 weeks with a quarterly total of £3 1s 8d

College Letters
Daily record of letters sent for this quarter with additional items:

Lanterns mending = £0 2s 6d
Lamp scissors grinding = £0 0s 2d
Stamp paper = £0 0s 2½d

Quarterly total = £0 9s 11½d

Gate bill = £3 1s 8d
Courts street & walks = £3 0s 0d
Combination Room = £0 15s 0d

Total = £7 6s 7½d

April 29th 1796
Received the contents by me John Rainforth

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

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

[printed form completed by hand]

Revd Bursar Mag College to Charles Coltson General Post Office, London

News-papers
From 5 Jan 1796 to 5 Apr 1796 = £1 15s 0d

Please pay the above contents to Mr Rofe And you’ll oblige, your humble servant,
CHARLES COLTSON

Received the Content [signed] Mr Rofe

Received April 20th 1796 of the Bursar of Magd Coll the sum of four pounds 10s 10d for half a years Contribution Money & Marshalls wages due at Lady Day 1796

John Taylor

[written as a note in the bottom left hand corner]
£4 5s 4d
Wages = 5s 6d
Stamp = 2d

Total = £4 11s 0d

[On the reverse is written]:
£4 5s 4d
£0 5s 6d
£4 10s 10s

£5 15s 8d paid to George Warren by Revd Buck [Bursar] for the Quarter ending at Lady Day 1796.

Bill lists: candles, Nutmegs, Chapel candles, cotton, whitening, brooms, mops, brown paper, sweet oil, brush, soap, sand, dust, oil, and the Presidents oil.

[printed form completed by hand]

From the Office of the Corporation of the Royal Exchange
Assurance of buildings, goods, and ships from loss or damage by fire and also for the assurance of lives.

No. 105733

The 10th Day of March 1796
Received of "Magdalen College" the sum of seven pounds 14s 6d being the payment for assurance of £4,900 from the 3rd Day of March 1796, to the 25th day of March 1797, by the Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance aforesaid;

And also the Government Duty of one shilling and six pence per cent according to the Act of the Twenty-Second of George the Third, for the same time, being
£7 14s 6d
£3 15s

Total = £11 9s 6d

No. 326
N.B. Persons making their payments, are desired to bring the number of the policy; and to prevent trouble and hazard to the assured, any person may pay for several years before-hand, in which case a discount of £5 per cent is allowed for every year except the first.

Thomas Paris Agent