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This book records, in chronological order for each work sold, the purchaser, artist, amount paid and stock number.

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Given the date at the head of the indenture, the last entry may be an afterthought.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: These generally exclude stewards' (domestic and estate) accounts, kitchen accounts, tutors' accounts.In the early years the Master and Bursar were sometimes one and the same person. Note also that the term 'steward' could apply to the present office of Bursar as well as to the steward of an estate, or a steward in charge of, for example, the arrangements for commencement feasts.Account books entered under 'Library and plate' (07/14, etc.) also include other college...

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The Registrum, largely consisting of inventories, begins in 1376 on fo.4. The accounts are interspersed on the blank leaves, but not in ordered sequence (1 Henry IV). The earliest account is in the small notebook starting on fo. 106. Accounts for c. 1430 to 1446 are on fols. 147-91. The last section (f. 193), starting c. 1467, contains some material more properly belonging to the next volume of accounts.

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Includes names of occupants of rooms from 1842 and non dated before.. Note inside back cover as to the numbering of rooms up to and after Michaelmas 1906; with further alterations in 1899 and 1894 noted by A. J. Wallis and C. A. E. Pollock.

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Note at start of book: 'The position of the whole account may be found at any time be taking this book and (1) the book of cash received and petty cash; (2) the bank pass book; (3) cheque book for recent cheques; (4) my small black "cash book" for beer, etc."

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Index to annual entries tipped in at start. Many pages blank, marking the end of Wallis's bursarship in 1913 when entries virtually cease (rather than in 1914)

Scope and Contents 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...

Scope and Contents 1-17: Separate stock (mostly cautions received), 1769-1813;36-39: Bottisham estate, 1806-1813;44-83: St Ives Estate, 1779-1813;88-107: Bishop of Ossory's bequest (from 1774 recording as purchases only prize books), 11769-1813;110-29: Alford estate (recording prize cups awarded), 1781-1813;132-55: Willingham estate, 1767-1813;158-61: Landbeach estate, 1807-1813;168-73: Dolphin estate, 1804-1813;176-95: Interest on Thomas Herrings Old South Sea annuities and...

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This book records, in stock number order for each work sold, the artist, title, purchaser, price, trade and London Artists' Association commission and credit to the artist.

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'(No. 7)'

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Two conjoint leaves from a weekly ledger giving names of fellows in residence, dishes served daily, with prices, sums spent on condiments, candles, kitchen equipment, etc., sums paid to butcher and cook

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Similar to 1, above.

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Similar in content to 1, above, but with the participants listed in eleven messes of four persons, and a different manciple ('obsonator') named each week.

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Totals for fellows scholars, pensioners and sizars in margin

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Totals for fellows scholars, pensioners and sizars in margin