1-7v: Separate stock, 1716-68, starting with the bequest of £120 by Nicholas Bacon; income thereafter mostly from composition for treats on graduation and on elections to fellowships; occasional expenses on repairs to the college, the library, etc.
12v-15: Bishop of Ossory's [Edward Tenison's] account [a donation of £100]; expenditure is on named books for the library, 1756-68;
15v-16: Sykes account (£15 expenditure only; no receipts), n.d.;;
18: Account of purchase of Willingham and Longstanton estate recording loans made and repaid, 1757-63;
18v-21: Accounts for this estate, 1757-67;
22v-24: Interest of £1000 Old South Seas Annuities left by Thomas Herring, 1757-64.
From back of book: Accounts of St Ives estate, 1715-68 including allowances to scholars, named from 1748.