Herbert Hurst’s Calendar of Muniments Volumes 31-33 Bursarial records (i.e. mostly financial records)
Please note that this calendar was compiled 1898-1907, and therefore only makes reference to records dating 19th century or earlier.
Volume 31: Bursarial
Vol. 31 Small Various College accounts Accounts
Small Accounts Bursar's accounts 10 Nov 1625 1 Begins with a series of receipts from several people who acknowledge they have received their allowance of 40s, 10s, 8s 7d, 22s, £1.15 and so on. Page 2 The Principal 20 men and domus pay (?) in all £8.18.7 1/4; 29 men and 12 servants receive £12.7.1 1/2 d; 40 more receive £20.18 3/4; 66 more pay £38.1.2 1/4d. Total food for a week amounts to £87.15.4 1/2 d. beer consumed 21...? 156 in the College. Fines in a week 18d. Long Book. Small Accounts Bursar 1781-1800 2 Fifteen books; duplicates of accounts of Senior Bursar. Small Accounts Bursar's petty expenses 1810 3 Bills for petty expenses; cats meat, cleaning plate, cleaning Hall, Laundress, extra candles. Small Accounts Senior Bursar's bye-accounts 1814-1837, 1837, 1839 4 1839 nearly a blank Small Accounts Cook's accounts c. 1820 5 sheet accounts; two rather roughly copied; purpose not clear; 1820; perhaps for parcels received and payed in some account book Small Accounts Bursar's account book 1887 6 Memoranda by the Rev. J. Brooks, Bursar A copies of a choral service B a few bills of his C rent of Holbeach paid D charity account for 1887 E national school fund, establishment of, after 1837 F remarks on some estates and payments
Vol. 31 Various Acquittances
Acquittances 1 Receipt for loan repaid 20 Nov 1606 From Annie Lloyd of Fyfield, Berkshire to Geoffrey Perceval, Bursar of the College A.L....receipt to G.P. for £18, which Mr Robert Hirons sometyme Bursar of Brasenose aforetyme borowed and had of her. I say received Annie [paper] Acquittances 2 Receipts 20 Nov 1604-Dec 1605 The Bursars of BNC and others, of William Singleton
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money paid to Geoffrey Percival, Gerard Massey, Edward Foxcroft and Richard Taylor, Bursars of the College also to Edoard Vernon (?Bursar), Mr Cawardine Fellow, the Principal, Isaac ?, Richard Parkinson, and by Foxcroft of John Boyes (All Souls College) total £417.14.6 Boyes 4.4.8 Acquittances 3 Receipts 20 Nov 1605, 4 Dec 1605 by Richard ? from William Singleton 20 Nov 1605, £30, part of the debt of Mr William Potter, Draper of Oxford 4 Dec 1605, £30, same, by order of the Bursar Acquittances 4 Bursarial general acquittances 30 Jan 1596, 10 Apr from bakers and brewers to the College 1596, 8 Oct 1596 For the term ending St Thomas Day 1596, 13 sign For the term ending at the Annunciation 1596, 14 sign For the term ending at Michaelmas 1596, 15 sign Acquittances 5 Receipt and acquittance 7 Nov 1565 from John Gum of Rutland, to William Hethe, for BNC J.G. gives receipt to W.H. , one of the schollers of the Kinges Hall and Colledg of Braz
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John Shelton 17 Dec 1646 John Browne, mercer of Oxford 17 Dec 1646 Humphrey Whistler White, baker of Oxford 17 Dec 1646 Margarett Smyth, executor of Thomas Smyth, baker 8 Apr 1648 Acquittances 9 Acquittance [taken from chest] 7 Jan 1647 Received out of the common chest to provide commons for the College £5.17.5 1/2 signed Rob. King, Junior Bursar Acquittances Senior Bursar's accounts Dec 1672 10 A sheet of payments, each signed by the recipient and countersigned by Principal Yates. Among them occurs the name of Thomas Church for £2.6.8, it is 4 years before
Vol. 31 General Addresses
Bursar A book of addresses c. 1809-1822 addresses 1 enclosing 7 other pages of addresses; men matriculating 1790s-1820s
Vol. 31 Advertisement Advertisement
Advertisement 1 Advertisements 1834 4 advertisements paid
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Vol. 31 Agents Bursarial Agents
Agents 1 Bursarial London Agency 19 Jan 1601-6 Dec 1607 Agent's account [2 years] between William Singleton and the Colledge of Brasennose Rents received: of Sir Gabriel Poynes, £3 13s 4d, two half years of Sir Edward Hobey, £84 - - and £3 6s 8d, four quarters of Mr Danson, £6 6s 8d, four quarters of Mr Blunt, £66 13s 4d, two halves of Mrs Person, £7 - -, two halves of Mr Doyle, £7 6s 8d, two halves of Mr Cornell, £25 5s 4d, two halves of Mr Gyles, £10 - -, two halves of Mr Perse, £4 19s 8d, two halves of Mr Tylney, £40 0s 0d, two halves of Mr Tooley, £4 17s 6d, two halves of Sir John Narper, £13 0s 0d, a year of the renter-warden of the skinner company for a yearly stippyant for a scholler, £5 0s 0d These with a herriot and money for 2 trees, and for wood, form all his receipts (no estates are mentioned) Expenditure follows, every item of which is to the Bursars themselves or to their order (The vouchers constantly referred to in this, were found scattered and appear on 23., 80., 82., 87.) Agents 2 Agents letters of attorney 1 Jan 1613 from the Principal and Scholars... appointing Thomas Singleton, citizen and skinner of London, the College attorney, to collect all rents due to them for Essex, Kent, Suffolk, Middlesex and the citie of London not signed [College seal and...taken off, Pl 12"x5 1/2"]
Vol. 31 Balance Long Sheet or Balance Sheet Sheet
Balance Sheet 1 Bursarial Balance Sheet 1803-1848 Sheets containing a yearly balance between Bursar and College, called long sheets for: 1803-1809, all single 1810-1817, single, 1818 two, 1819, two 1820-1829, all two 1830-1834, all two, 1835-1839 single 1840, 1844, 1845, three, 1846-1848 single, 1849 two 1850-1853, 1855, single, 1857 three, 1858, 1859 single 1860, 1861 and 1864 single
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An analysis of College account 1790-1811 three sheets same 1839-1848
Vol. 31 Banker Bursarial Banker
Banker 1 Banker's letters 1774-1775 fifteen Banker's letters from 17 Dec 1774 to 9 Dec 1775 Banker 2 Banker's letters 1776-1777 twelve letters from the London Bankers from 18 Dec 1776-13 Dec 1777 Banker 3 Banker's letters 1780 fourteen letters from Messrs. Biddulph Cocks and Co to Bursar Radcliffe, mainly receipts on the College behalf, dated: 14 Feb 1780 10 Apr 1780 15 Apr 1780 29 Apr 1780; dividend on stock 27 Jun 1780 22 Jul 1780 14 Oct 1780 24 Oct 1780 11 Nov 1780 23 Nov 1780 5 Dec 1780 11 Dec 1780 24 Dec 1780; and balance for year Banker 4 Banker's letters 1783 sixteen letters from the London Bankers, mainly on accounts paid in Banker 5 Banker's letters 1784 twenty Banker's letters, a kind of pass-book Banker 6 Banker's letters 5 Dec 1784-9 Dec 1786 a series preceding 39.15 Banker 7 Banker's accounts 21 Dec 1785, 16 Dec 5 balance sheets between the Bursars (Messr. Heap 1788 and Bower) and the London Bankers (Messrs. Biddulph Cocks and Ridge) Banker 8 Banker's letter Nov 1786 Mess. Biddulph Cocks and Co's account current with the College Banker 9 Banker's letters 16 Dec 1786-17 Dec 1787 accounts sent to the College about once a month, mainly of money received from tenants Banker 10 Banker's letters 1788 Banker's weekly letters about receipts on College behalf
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Banker 11 Banker's account 16 Dec 1800 London Banker's account with the College Banker 12 Banker's accounts [private] 1803-1808 some payments into the bank of Messrs. Biddulph and Cocks of London 1803-1808 at the end - some documents 1803-1804 Banker 13 Banker's accounts 1838-1841 half-monthly advice notes from Messrs. Cocks and Co 23 in the year 1838 32 in the year 1840 25 in the year 1841 (1839 is absent) Banker 14 Bursar's accounts 1850, 1852, 1863 the Junior Bursar's (W. Pulling) account with the Senior the London Banker's monthly account with the College for the year 1863 January to November Banker 15 Junior Bursar's accounts 1835-1838 accounts of the Junior Bursar with Principal and Fellows 1836, 1837, 1838 and 1835- 1838 with the old bank, Oxford 1836 and 1837 Banker 16 Banker's power of attorney c.1830 from Dr Gilbert 1822-1842, Principal of BNC to Dr Latham about power of attorney from Bankers
Vol. 31 Bonds Bonds
Bonds 1 Bond 1556 John Bradshaw to the Principal of BNC J.B. of Oxon yoman gives his bond to John Hawarden Principal for £40 engages to observe conditions in a lease to himself by the College and to supply a good, sufficient and lawfull terrye or extent of all the lands and deliver it in one year, as in indenture same date tie-slip gone Seal FH [Pl 11 x 4 1/2] Bonds 2 Bond [perished] c.1570 portions of a Bond - a few words legible "teneri per presentes, libris-regalibus, secundum obligationem" of the condition "to the, - two indentures - the - that" has been in damp among fungus place with others - fungus [Pl 10" x 5"] Bonds 3 Bonds 1580-1583 Richard Harries and Thomas Knoolis to BNC
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A) R.H. to the College for £6.13.4d, he promises to pay the Principal £3.6.8 at or before allsaynts day 1582 per me Richard Harries B) same gives same a bond for same to pay the College the same amount at or before allsaynts day 1583 C) Thomas Knolleis gives a bond of 40s to Mr Richard Harr Principal of the Kings Hall to pay the College 20 s at or before the feaste of all saints 1583 (the conditions or purpose stated) A) much torn, B and C) slightly nibbled Seal, A and C) RH and 3 knots [paper] Bonds 4 Bond 4 Jan 1602 by Robert Hearne a.m. and Bursar de Collegis de Brasenose to Anne Lloyd his bond for £40 to be void on his paying her £18 in one payment at or before the 1st of March next, without further delay (her name may appear in the Junior Bursar's yearly acquittances as a tradeswoman) probably Frewin [paper] Bonds 5 Bond c.7 May 1652 Robert King B.D. and another to BN College R.K. Th. B and Vicar of the church of aldermaston Co. Berks and Thomas King of aylesbury Bucks med. B. give a bond of £130 to the College To pay the College £64.11.1 1/2d before the 29th Sept 1652 Seals: A) (R. King's) ...ged heart with two arrows in ..., surmounted by cross crosslet, B) (T. King's) on a bend or fimbriated 3 scallops, a mullet in sinister cheif [paper] Bonds 6 Junior Bursar Bond 15 Feb 1743 John Bowlder, m.a., being elected Junior Bursar of BNC, John Thatcher, Baker, of Oxford and John Turner, Grocer, of Oxford, give a bond of £300 to the Principal and Scholars of BNC The College have delivered to J.B. £150 for which and the other business of the Junior Bursharship, he undertakes to deliver at the end of a year a true and perfect account, or otherwise to forfeit the bond Signed by 3 parties Bonds 6x Assignment of Bond 7 Nov 1771 Samuel Rodda of Marazion, Cornwall to Messrs. Biddulph and Cocks, Bankers A) On consideration of £300 paid him by Messrs. B&C, S.R. assigns to them all his right and interest in a joint Bond drawn by Hy Kiddell and Thomas Northmore to him (S.R.) for £2..., of which £1000 has been paid
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B) the agreement about the Loan and recurity C) Bill of Promise to pay, on 12 Feb 1772, the sum of £300 with interest signed Sam. Rodda Seal: S.R. recipt - good [A) parchment] Bonds 7 Bond 20 Nov 1525 Thomas Moscroft to Ralph Bostock and another T.M., clerk, gives his bond for £100 to R.B. and John Hawrden, clerk to perform the conditions in a payr of indentures of the same date no tie-slip cut Seal: a hand holding a ring within which is a star of 6 points wavey? [Parchment 9 3/4 x 5] Bonds 8 Bond 4 Jan 1582 Thomas Knowles m.a. to Henry Walmesley m.a. J.K. of the University Oxon: gives his bond to H.W. of the same for £50 per me Thoma Knollis the bond to secure the payment of £20 to BNC as in a deed obligatory, of same date faded at one end. tie-slip gone Seal: small seal, no impression [Parchment 10 1/4 x 4] Bonds 9 Bond 31 Oct 1525 Thomas Mosgrove, clerk to Philippa Blounte Thomas M. gives his bond for £60 to Philippa Blounte one of the daughters and heirs of Juliana Martyn, to be paid on St Martm Day next at an hour for payment already named he undertakes to pay her an annuity of 400 by the yere with no deductions or denial. If he fails to do so he must abide his bond (much crinkled by damp, stained) tie-slip gone Seal: spoilt [Parchment 12" x 6 1/4"] Bonds 10 Bond 13 Apr 1616 John Barnaby of Witney to Dr Radcliffe J.B. of Witney, Oxon, Clothier, gives his Bond for £100 to Samuel Radcliffe D.D., Principal of the Kings Hall to perform the conditions of a Lease same date. place not mentioned no tie-slip cut Seal: a Lily and a bee. NON MIHI SOLUM. SED ET ALIIS. [Parchment 14 3/4" x 5 3/4"] Bonds 11 Bond 31 May 1673 Roger Stone of Hamptwick and Joseph Bullen of London to BN College for £50 to keep the covenants of a lease of same date
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signed by R.S. and J.B. Bonds 12 Bond 1 Apr 1746 Mary Westrope of Buntingford, Co. Hertford to BNC for £100 to fulfil the conditions of a lease bearing the same date her mark
Vol. 31 Books Books
Books 1 List of years included in books 1560-1760 [transcript of document] Ledger Books i) 1596-1618 ii) 1718-1727 iii) 1728-1739 iv) 1739-1749 v) 1749-1760 Engrossed Books i) 1563-1684 ii) 1684-1705 iii) 1705-1720 iv) 1720-1736 v) 1736-1756 Register A) 1560-1594 Books 2 Contents memoranda 1704-1769 A) of cupboard in the First Tower Room by 4 partitions Duchess's (Somerset) plate for prints, map of Thornhill Estate Mr Woodward's Will (1 page) B) of Lower Room of Tower list of Junior Bursar's Books by different years - "twenty before 1600, 32 from 1699-1769; Buttery Books 1727-1753 Junior Bursar's Rolls 1707-1769 C) a book of Chamber Rents Books 3 Square Book 1782 For the Senior Bursar's accounts 1782, specifies the caution money, admission of scholars, fines and licences for heriots, chamber rents, rents in St Mary's College 14; in High Street 16; in street called Amsterdam 7; Thornhill inceptions, disbursements for anniversaries 19 in the year, messenger, writings and muniments, presents to servants, law-fees, general expenses and wine, refreshment on progress, for the Tower, for repairs, insurance rates and taxes, re. Thornhill for silversmith, and increase of two salaries (leaves are liable to slip out) Books 4 Square Book 1796
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a "square"-book, as before described (see Books 3) The rents in Oxford are 14 in St Mary College, 16 in High Street, 7 in Amsterdam Books 5 Square Books [duplicates] 1802, 1818-1830 'square' books for 1802, 1818-1830 and another - portions - undated
Vol. 31 Caution Caution Money Money
Caution Money Caution Money 1698-1768 1 A) Extracts from caution-lists 1698-1768 B) State of caution lists under different Principals, as Yate 1662, Mear <1681>, Shippen <1710>, Yarborough 1768 C) Same under Principal Shippen 1710-1745 same under Principal Yarborough 1746 - ? D) Caution list 1734-1745 E) Same as in Dr Shepper's (i.e. Shippen) list 1734- 1745 to show his indebtedness to the College F) Same Dr Yates and others 1676-1711 Caution Money Caution Money 4 Nov 1745-21 Dec 1754 2 State of the caution-money fund, by Dr Yarborough Caution Money Caution Money [Bursar's accounts] 1746-1768 3 an account of the caution money repaid by the Bursar from Dec 18th 1746 to Dec 5th 1754 also an account of caution money received and repaid from 11 Feb 1755 to 20 Dec 1768 (it is generally £12 or £8 and, here and there £4 on charge of gown) Caution Money Notes on Caution Money 1771-1773 4 This in 1772 amounted to £265 admissions in 1771 paid 138 admissions in 1772 paid 74 supplementary, on reverse 56 all names given 268 Caution Money Caution Money 1770-1816 5 Total amounts of caution-money for the years 1770 to 1816 and other accounts, query of same
Vol. 31 College College Chest Chest
College Chest 1 College Chest 1731 a "count of the money"
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7 Broads worth £8.1.0 2 Sceptres 11 1/2 Moidores 27s ea 2 Portugais 3.12.0 total 517.8.0 other items added 519.6.0 other calculations
Vol. 31 Bursarial Computum Computus
Computus 1 Bursarial Computum 1732, 1776, 1777, 1786 Four of these for the years 1732, 1776, 1777 and 1786. The years account, for 1776, gives the feast, the weeks, number of Fellows (left blank), commons, number of Claymond scholars, their commons (4 weeks only), Frankland's scholars, their commons (22 weeks), Mordaunt Sch. - their commons, Radcliffe's, their commons, Milward's, their commons, Walker's Sch., their commons, Hen. & Stod. Scholars, their commons, 52 weeks, Reed's, their commons (6 weeks), Church Sch., their commons (39 weeks) , Somerset, Iver Schol., their commons 39 weeks, Thornton Manor, their commons 57 weeks, Somerset- Thornhill-, their commons 38 weeks. In the margins of all is a note "The augmentation arising from the absent and vacant Claymond Scholars to be divided among the Princ. and Fellows at the Commn. on St andrew's day. Remarks: Total amounts are £327.18.7; £334.1.5; 330.16.11; 376.11.1 1/2, which are transferred to the onus. In no case is the number of resident members filled in and Yate and Queen commons are included in summary
Vol. 31 Corn Corn Rents Rents
Corn Rents 1 Prices of corn 1664-1684 The average price of corn for 20 years 1664-1684 wheat 5s 4 1/2 d malt 2s 11 1/2 Finishes Drawer Y [Paper]
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Corn Rents 2 Corn Rolls 1668-1702 These are two half-years each, showing the old money rent and the value of that paid in wheat and malt Year - Tenants - Value of Corn Rents 1668-1695 - 98 - £268.12.8 1670 - 98 - £277.5.9 1684 - 98 - £306.12.6 1685 - 98 - £331.8.9 1688 - 98 - £204.8.? 1/2 1690 - 98 - £206.6.9 1693 - 98 - £437.9.5 1694 - 98 - £414.3.6 1695 - 98 - £331.16.7 1696 - 99 - incomplete 1699 - 98 - £483.13.4 1700 - 98&99 - £304.9.9 1701 - 98 - £254.9.2 1702 - 98 - £207.13.6 Corn Rents 3 Corn Roll 1771 a printed form for corn roll, corrected up to the year 1771. The corrections occur mainly on page 7 folio Corn Rents 4 Corn Roll 29 Dec 1786 Corn-Roll. Lady-Day, 1786. 7 pages Corn Rents 5 Corn Rolls 1786-1788 Four Corn Rolls one for 1786, one for 1787 and two for 1788 Corn Rents 6 Corn Rolls 1804-1819 for 1804, 1805, 1806 - 1808 - 1819, nearly perfect Corn Rents 7 Corn Rolls 1804-1819 (Rolls or rather) Sheets to shew the prices of wheat and malt as in the Oxford Market, week by week, to assist in calculating the rents, 1/3 of the whole, in corn, by the act of 18th Elizabeth for the years 1804, 1806, 1808, 1810, 1811, 1812- 1819 about 20 in number Corn Rents 8 Bursar's letters about Corn Rents 1810-1830 Papers about Corn Rents, outstanding leases - tenants at: Ascot Doyley 7 Balscott 3 Barford Olyffe 2 Bradstone and Leydstone Broadward Burrow Cardington Chapel House 2 Chilston Chipping Norton 3 Cleeve Pepper
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3 Cockthorpe Cowley 5 Cropredy Derby [Drinkfield v. Whesso] 2 Egroves 2 Garsington Gloucester [Great Rollwright v. Roll] [Harrowden v. Cardington] 2 High Wycombe 2 Kemerton 3 Kennington 3 Kidlington 2 Kingsholm 2 Marston Oxford all ss -no 16 High Street 3 - St Mary Coll Rollright, Great Sadburg Shipton under Wychwood Shotteswell 4 Somerby Southwick Stanford in the Vale Stanlake Thenford (Thornhill v. Cleeve) Tiptofts Twigworth Westmancote 2 Wheatley Whesso Winsmore Hill Corn Rents 9 Corn Rents 1818-1826 List containing price per bushel and per gallon of wheat and malt (in above) years [two papers] Corn Rents 10 Corn Rolls c.1820 Two Corn-Rolls, pamphlet form, dull brown covers blanks. Printed for College Estates. nos 1 to 101 and 35 additional Corn Rents 12 Corn Rents 1823-1831 A) Two books about Corn Rents, annunciation 1823- 1827 ("Deduct for Claymond £4.0.0" at end of each year) B) Michaelmas 1827 to May 28 1831 when the Bursar..."discontinued, the rolls themselves preserved as showing the corn-rent more satisfactorly" ("Deduct for Claymond as before")
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Corn Rents 13 Corn Rolls 1829-1850 Corn Rolls Corn Rents 14 Corn Rents and Rolls 1834 Bursar's table for calculating values of corn rents
Vol. 31 Estates Correspondence with and bills from
Estates 1 Rights to property 1553 In Dunthorppe, Banberge, Stanlake - estates the donors and property. Sundry references as to inquiries about: Barton Thurlaston Charlton Dadington Shulford Burford a guide to the charters concerning these. Estates 2 Memoranda about estates c. 1560 Entitled. Manor of Barkeleys in Overnorton, contains its history and that of Chipping Norton. next the heathe of Overnorton and the pasturage "The priory of Couldnorton, being now Brasenose College land hathe the gate, for foure hundred shipp upon the sayde heathe of Overnorton". The last item is dated 21 Dec 1528. 20 Henry VIII and mentions Chadlington. Estates 3 Summary of debts 1650-1656 Rents, quit rents...due from John Allen and Richard Ffuller, the farmer succeeding to the estate in 1652; estate not named Estates 4 Bursar estates 1694 Harrowden (1693)...Cardington 3 Shotteswell quit rent to Lord Guildford from... 2 Turvey Estates 5 Repairs on estates c. 1700 at Shotteswell, Cropredy, Balscot, Burford, Rowlright, Ascot D'Oyley, Shipton, Milton, Shelswell, Marston, Kidlington, Stanlake, Wheatley, Garsington, Cowley Estates 6 Notes about estates 1701-1830 2 Thornhill; exchange of land, 2 plans, repairs; dated 29 Aug 1830 1 Yarnton; cow sheds, thatching, slating; 15 Feb 1757 Cold Norton; list of deeds regarding it; c. 1750 Carswell; question of acreage and terrier; 5 Sep 1784 Whitechapel; order by court for a vestry; 16 Jun 1740 Steeple Aston; about tithes; 11 Sep 1766 Tillney; quit rents demanded; 15 Oct 1701
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Cold Norton; rental or membra of; c. 1750 Pilet Hall or Glassen Hall, Oxford; extract of bounds; c. 1730 Burrow; rents; c. 1720 Estates 7 Estates undated, 1702, 1753, Letters about estates; tenants names only given. 1769 Includes: Woodhull, Mrs; Fine; 1753 Wright, Mr; ristraint of 4 oxen; 23 Feb 1702 Gardner, Mr; trees felled; ? Dover (farmer); 19 Dec 1769 Nibb, Samuel; rent due to him; ? Estates 8 Bursarial Estates 1703 Harrowden; 2 Fail vs. Aspel (hospital); 2 taxes Steeple Aston; almswomen Turvey; 2 Bedesmen Estates 9 Bursar Estates 1704 Petition from Cropredy on behald of a tenant 2 payments from Turvey to Bedesmen [both 1704] Estates 10 Lease 1706 Memoranda about a divided estate leased to two tenants, Bannister and Mathews; estate ? Estates 11 Lease 1706 a reference to a lease, 'no. 48', ands its depreciation written in red ink almost faded away. Estates 12 Junior Bursar Estates 1707 2 Turvey, Bedesmen ("beardsmen") Estates 13 Bursar Estates 1718 2 from Thenford Rectory, alms 2 Turvey to bedesmen Estates 14 Bursar Estates 1719 Steeple Aston, alms Stepney 2 Turvey to Bedesmen Estates 15 Bursarial Estates 1720 Steeple Aston, alms 2 Turvey, Bedesmen Estates 17 Bursar Estates 1723 Harrowden or Cardington, land tax Aldham, law expenses, Kerridge Shelswell, carpenter, repairs, various Thornhill, carpenter, mason, planks Estates 18 Bursar Estates 1724 Thenford, pension 2 Turvey, alms Thornhill, new buildings viz. builders extras carting by tenant 4 ironmonger fruit trees glazier
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labour lime... 4 money advanced 2 paving plastering poles for fencing rent collector lawyer 2 slater smith surveyor thatcher 2 timber travelling expenses trough pooles ? poles to make... Estates 16 Bursar Estates 1722 Turvey, alms to Bedesmen Thenford, 3 payments from Estates 19 Bursar Estates 1725 Fleetwood, quit rent £1.7.0 Sadberg, quit rent £1.6.8 Thornhill, building 145 - -, glazier 13 - - Estates 20 Bursar Estates 1726 Harrowden, repairs 2 Turvey for Bedesmen Thornhill viz. blacksmith ironmonger 2 locksmith mason 4 money advanced to contractor painter 3 receipts ? for repairs sawyers tenants labour 2 timber trees for planting trees, elm court-holding Estates 21 Bursarial Estates 1726 4 Harrowden Steeple Aston, alms Stepney, tithes Thenford, fee farm rent 2 Turvey, Beadships Estates 22 Bursar Estates 1728 2 Turvey, Beadship money 2 Stepney, tithes Estates 23 Bursarial Estates 1710, 1727, 1729
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Cold Norton, rent to Christ Church Harrowden, land tax, fees: rent 1727, 2 rent for Bedesmen ?Rollright, purchase of 2a of, hedge Steeple Aston, alms, glazier 1710 x 1729, repairs Estates 24 Notes on estates in 3 shires c. 1730 at Gloucester, Tewkesbury, Bourton on the Water, Kemerton in Gloucestershire; Breedon in Worcestershire; Lechlade in Gloucestershire; Buscott, Faringdon in Berkshire Estates 25 Bursar Estates 6 Aug 1730 £50 paid to the parish of Stepney; about the new vicar Estates 26 Bursarial Estates 1731 Harrowden, a rent 5 Shelswell, buildings 2 Steeple Aston, alms Thenford, quit rent Turvey, Bedesmen Wimbish, expenses ?, courts held at Estates 27 Bursarial Estates 1732 Cold Norton, quit rent 2 Harrowden, quit rent Steeple Aston, alms Stepney, tithes Thornhill, to Bailiff 2 Turvey, for bedesmen Estates 28 Bursar Estates 1733 Marston, plasterer, labour Thenford, Bedesmen Estates 29 Bursar Estates 1734 Cold Norton, rent to Christ Church £1.7.0 Milton, repairs to walls £1.4.7 Thenford, fee-farm rent from rectory £1.6.8 Thornhill, correcting a survey £-.5.0 Turvey, alms to bedesmen £3.12.3, £3.6.8 Window tax for BNC £1.10.0 Estates 30 Surrenders of leases 1735, 1740, 1746, 1747, of Balscot by Henry Plummer 13 Mar 1750 1750, 1759, 1760, 1769 of Cowley by Mrs Symes and Henry White 31 Mar 1746 of Derby by Daniel Ward 31 Mar 1746 of Egroves by John Bishopp and Thomas Burrows 30 Sep 1747 of Erdburow by M. Dixon and others 30 Sep 1760 of Kingsholm by John Engley 21 Mar 1746 of no. 12 New Inn Hall Lane by Mordecai Wallis 9 Sep 1769 of Great Rowlandright by Timothy Stephens 27 Sep 1740 of Stanlake by John Collier 14 Jun 1735
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of High Wycombe, the Red Lion Inn by Edward Bowles and John Turner 4 Jan 1759 (has an inclosure) Estates 31 Bursarial Estates 1735 Cold Norton, fee farm rent [window tax] Harrowden, 2 rent, 2 land tax, alms Longworth, legal expenses Minchery Wood, timber Steeple Aston, alms Stepney, tithes Estates 32 Bursarial Estates 1737-1738 2 Chipping Norton, Law Harrowden, a rent 2 Shelswell, mason and pump Estates 33 Bursar Estates 1739 North Hinksey, law expenses Shelswell, repairs to house Stepney, tithes Thornhill, repairs to barn Thenford, fee farm rent 2 Turvey, alms to Bedesmen Estates 34 Valuations in part of 4 estates c. 1740 Mr Sadler's valuation in part of Egroves (23a), Allin's at Cowley (3a?), Williams' at Wheatley (cottage and close), at Garsington (several cottages and closes) Estates 35 Bursarial lists of tenants 1741 Two lists of the 95 tenants of the College with their rentals and the corn rents the latter £182 wood money 5 tythe 2 189 and deducting £4 for the Claymond fund, £186 is left, to be divided among Principal and Fellows. In the second (half-year) it was £160 Signed by Principal Shippen Estates 36 List of leases 1741-c.1750 a list of tenants to whom estates as follows, have been leased: Canonsbreach Chilston Chipping Norton Cold Norton Cowley Cow Meadow Egroves Garsington Kidlington Lidston Marston Milton under Wychwood Rollright
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Shelswell Shipton under Wychwood Stanlake Swinsell Wheatley Estates 37 Bursarial Estates 1740-41 Harrowden, 4 land tax, rent and alms to Turvey, rent Shotteswell, carpenter, mason, pump 1740-1741, slater Steeple Aston, 2 carpenter, plumber for almshouses, schoolhouse and chancel Thornhill, 2 carpenter, barn, mason, nails, thatcher a house at Thornhill, 2 blacksmith, bricks and tiles, carpenter, laths, mason, pavior, plumber and painter, 2 tiler Estates 38 Bursarial Estates 1742 Harrowden, 1 rent, 4 land tax Shotteswell, journeys Steeple Aston, carpenter, glazier Turvey, 2 Bedesmen Estates 39 Bursar Estates 1743 Shotteswell, 2 blacksmith, 2 carpenter, carting, glazier, halm, planting willows, plumber, pumpmaker, thatching, well sinker Steeple Aston, alms Estates 40 Bursarial Estates 1744 Didcot, plasterer, repairs Steeple Aston, alms Estates 41 Bursarial Estates 1745 Didcot, blacksmith, 2 land tax, window tax, repairs and summary, thatcher Harrowden, alms Milton, agent's expenses Steeple Aston, carpenter, glazier, mason, summary Turvey, alms Feeoffment by city of ? land by Guildhall Estates 42 Bursarial Estates 1746 Canon's Breach, land taxes (Chadlington?) Didcot, summary, 2 carpenter, 2 land tax, mud-wall, tiles, laths, window tax Steeple Aston, alms, mason ("pinning tables" of a house), 2 rent, repairs, thatching Harrowden, land tax, rent Estates 43 Bursarial Estates 1747 Didcot, land tax, mason, plasterer, 2 thatcher, timber, window tax Harrowden, land tax, 3 rent Pinckneys, survey and map Shotteswell, 2 blacksmith, 2 carpenter, 2 cartage, labourer, 4 mason, stonedigger, summary, 2 thatcher Steeple Aston, blacksmith, 2 repairs, 1 repairs and
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alms, thatching Thornhill, wine Estates 44 Bursarial Estates 1748 Didcot, blacksmith, bricks, carpenter, carting, 3 land tax, mason, 2 plumber and glazier, slates, thatching, well-digger, window tax Harrowden, 2 land tax, quit rent, 2 rent Shotteswell, blacksmith, brooker, 3 carpenter, carting, glazier, mason, 5 quit rents, 2 thacking, timber and laths Steeple Aston, alms, balance sheet, glazier, mason, repairs Thornhill, 2 builder, carpenter, land tax, tiler, 2 taxes and fencing Estates 45 Bursarial Estates 1749 Canons Breach, constables levy, land tax, levies, poor rates, summary (Chadlington?) Didcot, carpenter, 2 land tax, laths, slater, thatcher, window tax Hambridge, survey and map Harrowden, 2 land tax, 2 rent Shotteswell, carpenter, 2 pump, 2 quit rent, thatcher Steeple Aston, glazier, 2 repairs (one is repairs and alms, the other on school house) Thornhill, 2 accounts, bailiff, boards, carting, ditching, highway rate, 2 land tax, repairs Estates 46 Bursarial Estates 1750 Didcot, blacksmith, church rate, 2 plumber, thatching, land tax, 2 taxes Harrowden, alms, land tax, rent Shotteswell, blacksmith, carpenter, glazier, sundries, mason, thatcher Steeple Aston, carpenter, 2 mason, alms, glazier, blacksmith, summary Stepney, map of Thornhill, highway rate, 4 poor rate, 2 land tax, barn floor, 2 sundries, 2 tithes Whitechapel, St Anne's? Estates 47 Bursarial Estates 1751 Derby, survey and valuation Didcot, carpenter, land tax, repairs (grant for), repairs and wood, stones and carting, thatching Harrowden, 2 for alms, 2 land tax, rent Shotteswell, boards, quit rent Steeple Aston, glazier, repairs, slater Thornhill, land tax, fencing, land tax, 2 poor rate, tithes Estates 48 Bursarial Estates 1752 Clayton, an allotment Didcot, allowance to Rector, blacksmith, blacksmith for barn, carpenter, summary, thatcher
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2 estates the Lincolnshire, survey Harrowden, 2 land tax, 3 rent for alms Shotteswell, benefaction to, blacksmith, 2 carpenter, fee farm rent, glazing, mason, pump, quit rent, thatching Upberry, survey and plan Estates 49 Bursarial Estates 1752-1753 Didcot, 2 allowance to Rector, repairs Middleton Cheyney, legal expenses Rollwright, Great, barn, mason Shotteswell, blacksmith, 2 carpenter, quit rent, summary, thatching Steeple Aston 1752, 1753, alms, bell, boards, felling trees and thatching, glazier, laths, 2 mason, old glass, poles for houses, 3 repairs, 2 summary, 2 slater, straw, mortar Estates 50 Bursarial Estates 1754 Catworth, letter about barn Cow Mead, survey Harrowden, 3 alms, 5 land tax, 2 rent Shotteswell, 2 carpenter, 2 quit rent, stone mason, glazier, blacksmith Steeple Aston, alms, benefactor to school, 2 carpenter, hooks, slater Thornhill, carpenter, land tax, mason, poor rate, rates and taxes Estates 51 Bursarial Estates 1755 Harrowden, fee farm rent, land tax, rent Rollwright, 2 court expenses Shotteswell, carpenter, pavier, quit rent, thatching Thornhill, blacksmith, carpenter, glazier, 7 land tax, mason, plasterer, poor rate, stone mason, summary, straw for thatching, 2 thatching Turvey, alms Estates 52 Bursarial Estates 1756 2 Harrowden, land tax Shelswell (Shalswell) 11 Steeple Aston 2 Turvey Estates 53 Bursarial Estates 1757 2 Harrowden 2 Turvey 20 Thornhill viz. 2 blacksmith, builder, carpenter, 3 carting, 8 land tax, mason, 2 poor rates (summary), thatcher (fetching), water (boring for) Estates 54 Bursar's letters 1757, 1760, 1768, 1773, Billing, expenses for improvements 10 Nov 1818 1799, 1818 Burrough, bond for £500 of Susanna Kirk and lease of land in Erdeborough 1 Oct 1773 Chipping Norton, about trees at 1757
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Cropredy, state of premises at ? 1760 Holywell, rent and land tax 24 Oct 1799 Middleton, estimate for improvements £95.17.6 c. 1760 3 Rollright, regarding a purchase from Bloxham c. 1760 Shellswell, Mr Stockley's Farm there of 43a c. 1760 Stanlake, defects to be made good at Nov 1768 Estates 55 Agent's remarks on estates 1757-1772 Valuation of Bradward, Herefordshire 1778, Breedon, Worcestershire 1757, Fiddington, Gloucestershire 1757, Ivington, Herefordshire 1757, Kemerton, Gloucestershire (an enclosed village) 1772, Warton, Herefordshire 1757 and Westmancott, Worcestershire 1757 by Mr Davis Estates 56 Bursarial Estates 1758 Blandford, Mr Pleydell, repairs Bugden, 2 expens: journey Cropredy, trenching Gloucester, 2 Mr Price - failure Harrowden, 3 land tax, rent Hinksey and Essex - travel, timber Kemerton, John, parsons rent Lancashire, an annuity, Mr Burslem Lincolnshire, Mr Topham re. terrier Ming, part of...3 Watts lease Ringwood, J. Willis, enquiries Shotteswell, barn floor, blacksmith, 2 carpenter, 2 ditching, glazier, hedging, laths, mason, mounding, pump, quit rent, rate for Shire Hall, smith, 2 summary, serving the thatcher, showing the estate, straw, straw for thecking, 3 thatcher, 2 trenching Steeple Aston, alms, 2 carpenter, glazier, plasterer, 3 repairs, slating, summary, years account Thornhill, agent's letter re. delay Dilgas, Ewen (rent), 4 land tax, Mr Lawrence's affairs, mortgage, 2 repairs, Mrs White (a tenant dead) Warrington, estates near, Sir John Port (mentions the panel and arms, with initials on west side of Quadrangle) Winchmore, expense of visit Wolverhampton, expenses - estates Estates 57 Estates valuation 1755, 1757, 1759, 1767, as below: 1780, 1785, 1787, 1788 Aslaby 1757 4 Balscott 1757 2 Barford St Mich. 1757, Barford St. Olave 1787 Billingborough Boardsley Bradstone Breedon 1757
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Broadwood, Westmancott, Kemerton 1785 Burford 1767 Buscot Chalbury Chipping Norton 1759 2 Cold Norton pre 1759, Cold Norton Mill 2 Cowley 1759 Cow mead Derby Ducklington v. Cockthorpe 2 Eaton Hastings Edmonton 1755 Erdborow Faringdon 3 Garsingdon 2 Gloucester 1757 Holywell 1787 2 Iver 4 Ivington and Bradward 1780 Kemerton 3 Kidlington 1788 Lechlade Leominster 1757 2 London Marston Minthorp v. Sutton Oxford - St Mary Coll 1787 Rollright - great 1759 Shelswell 2 Shipton 1757 Shottiswell Skegness and Winthorp 2 Somerby 1757 Southwick 3 Stanlake 1757 Steeple aston Sutton in the Marsh Swinsell Thenford Thornhill v. Cleeve Peppard Upberry 1757 Wheatley Estates 58 Bursarial Estates by tenants' names 1759 Mr Stagg's - a lease Mrs Proby's re. estate Estates 59 Bursarial Estates and letters 1759 5 Broadward Gillingham or Chatham Genings Kingsholm 2 Hinksey
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Holiwell 3 Liddard (Thornhill) New Romney 8 North Ockendon 3 Ringwood 2 Rollwright 2 Shotteswell Somerset, Duchess of (abstract of deeds) 2 Stanlake 2 Steeple aston 3 Stepney 2 Turvey - bedesmen 12 Thornhill or Cleeve Peppard 4 Winchmore Hill Estates 60 Bursarial Estates and letters c. 1760 not important, by names of tenants from Sir John Shaw (2), William Complin, a list of receipts (some mention places), division of estate between Bannister and Matthews, Mr Fynmore (North Hinksey), Mr Jallet, tenants in Somerby and Burrow, 3 add. memoranda Estates 61 Bursarial Estates 1760 Somerby, survey 2 Steeple Aston, repairs and slating 13 Thornhill, building, a "skeling", timber, carpenter, carting, tax Estates 62 Bursarial Estates 1761 Derby, a survey Limehouse, Rector's augmentation Selham living, grant to Shotteswell, timber 3 Steeple Aston, repairs 14 Thornhill, buildings Estates 63 Bursarial Estates 1761-1763 Chalgrove, a valuation Gerard's Cross, expenses in selling timber 6 Harrowden, land tax 1761-1763 Kensington, planning 2 Shotteswell, quit rent 2 Somerby 3 Steeple Aston Sutton Thenford 22 Thornhill 1762-1763 4 Turvey, bedesmen 1762-1763 Estates 64 Bursarial Estates 1764 Steeple Aston, carpenter, mason, slater Thornhill, church rate, 4 land tax, poor rate, repairs, thatcher "gobbutes of straw" Estates 65 Bursarial Estates 1765 Cold Norton, fee farm rent
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(Ockells, Okells, Ockwells, a part of Thornhill) Shotteswell, 2 rent Thenford, fee farm rent Thornhill, blacksmith, carpenter, expenses and re- entry, 6 land tax, repairs, slater Estates 66 Bursarial Estates 1766 Faringdon, 2 valuation Harrowden, 3 alms, 2 land tax North Hinksey, survey and plan Shotteswell, quit rent Steeple Aston, alms, mason, summary, plasterer, slater Thornhill, 2 a ?, glazier Estates 67 Bursar's Estates and letters various years c. 1760s Extracts from following leases, order as in book: A: Cold Norton B: Kingsholm, Twigworth, Gennings Court, Farringdon, Tiptofts, Cropredy, Upberry, Bradward, Rowlandright, Thornhill or Cleeve P., Cold Norton, Twigworth, Somerby, Pickwell C: Kemerton, Kingsholm, Twigworth, Fiddington, Longford, St Oswalds, Southwick, Lechlade, Westmancote, Breedon, Ivington, Warton, Bradward D: Cropredy, Balscott E: Genning's Court F: Thornhill G: Kidlington H: Bredon, Kemerton, Kings Holm, Longford, Twigworth, Fidington, Southwick, Westmancote I: Thornhill J: Cropredy, Balscott, Barford K: Stanlake, Chilston, Ascott Doyley, Welton, Burford, Shipston Estates 68 Bursar's letters about estates 1660, 1766-1817 Basford and Shavington (? not BNC) 3 Bradstone Burford Chipping Norton Clayton (repairs) Cliffe Pipard Cropredy (report) 4 Eaton Hastings 2 Faringdon (repairs) Fiddington Gloucester Hinksey (enclosure) 3 Iver (repairs - collector) Lidstone or Bradstone (rents) 2 Middleton Cheney (enclosure) Minchery Farm 5 Oulde (enclosure)
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Oxford - St Mary College (1660 cost of houses) Pinckneys Shelswell Thornhill or Cleeve Pepp. (survey) Winchmore Hill Tiptofts (timber) Estates 69 Bursarial Estates 1767 North Hinksey, a valuation Old or Wold, allotment, 2 cash, 3 enclosure, fences Steeple Aston, glaziers, repairs, slater, thatching Thornhill, 2 land tax, rent to College Estates 70 Bursarial Estates 1768 Harrowden, 2 alms, 2 land tax, poor rate, rent Old or Wold, agreement about fencing, 7 cash on fencing account, cost of enclosure, digging ponds, fencing account, freeboard purchased, 'geats' and stiles, hedging and ditching, spinney - sold, 3 trees bought, 4 trees sold, quicks, survey and measurements Shotteswell, quit rent Steeple Aston, plasterer, carpenter, glazier Thornhill, 2 land tax, repairs Estates 71 Junior Bursarial Estates 1769 Banbury, bill on progress Chapel House, bill on progress 4 Cropredy, bill on progress Dudcote, repairs Harrowden, journey to, surveyor Marston, planning Wold, advance of money for enclosing 5 Steeple Aston, repairs Wooton Rivers, augmentation of stipend Estates 72 Bursarial Estates 1770 Middleton Cheney, enclosure Shotteswell, quit rent Thornhill, 4 land tax [Shotteswell and Thornhill documents marked as missing 7 May 1997] Estates 73 Bursarial Estates 1771 Breedon, advertisement Cropredy, a sale Shotteswell, quit rent Steeple Aston, carpenter, glazier, plasterer, slater, expenses Estates 74 Bursarial Estates 1772 Shotteswell, quit rent, trees for planting Steeple Aston, glaziers Thornhill, surveyor and valuer Estates 75 Bursarial Estates 1773 Rollright, survey and valuation Shelswell, survey
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Estates 76 Bursarial Estates 1772-1775 Ascott under Wychwood, trees felled Cropredy, legal expenses, trees felled Dudcot, purchase of land Gerard's Cross, land tax 2 Rodborough, living, law suit Shotteswell, quit rent Steeple Aston, blacksmith, 4 carpenter 1773, 1774, estimate of repairs, 4 glazier (a storm), 3 mason, 3 repairs 1773, 1774, 2 slater 1772-1774, thatching 1772-1774 Ivington, a memorandum Wold, balance for fencing, keeping of fences on glebe, letter from agent, letter about enclosure Estates 77 Bursarial Estates and letters 1775 Balscott, renewal of 2 leases Bradstone and Lydstone, 3 disputed rent Cropredy, amount of fine, deed of indemnity, enclosure and dues, delay in reply, promise to renew lease, timber on land, wood sold at Dudcot, 4 method of conveying Eton Hastings, rent Iver, notes on arrears, rent deferred, 5 Derbyshire's lease Kidlington, timber used Leominster, Thomas Brayen's rent Marston, corn rent, Thomas Crokes of Rollright, meeting of emclosure committee, road interfered with, letting and agreement, letting and quicking, allotments to living, Mr Ingram Shipton, repairs at Steeple Aston, money received by vicar, 2 about slating, enclosure Terrington, valuation Thornhill, terms of lease Tewkesbury, aquittance Twigworth, corn rent Westmancote, estimate of timber Wimbish, rental, time of paying rent Estates 78 Bursarial Estates 1775 names of tenants alone given: Mr Aldworth, money twice demanded Mr Burton, about Mr Sh...and Mr Dixon, value of land Mr Edwards, resigns lease 4 Mr Green, about lease Mr Guise, about lease Mr Hayward, 2 leases Mr Kay, 2 charges on law suit Mr Weston, re. fine Mr Pardon, legal
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Mr Speed, rent paid (Marston) Dr Wall, tenant about rent Mr Wyatt, his arrears Estates 79 Bursarial Estates 1777 by tenants names only: Mr Edwards of Lynn, query Sutton Mr F Garbett of Shinle ??, mentions Darbyshire W. Gery, probably Rollright, exchange of lands Estates 80 Bursarial Estates 1777 Aslaby, renewal of lease Beaconsfield or Iver, taxes Bredon, Mr Wilkes Chadlington, valuer's expenses Genning's Court, lease renewed Gerrard's Cross, dues Highnam Court 2 Iver, re-entry, costs, land taxes Rollright, bill Steeple Aston, alms, blacksmith, carpenter, glazier, mason, thatching, years account Thenford, estimate, repairs, fee farm rent, land tax Thornhill, advertising Estates 81 Bursarial Estates 1778 Shotteswell, quit rent Steeple Aston, carpenter, 4 sundries, year's account Estates 82 Bursar's letters 1778 relating to estates as under: Billing 4 Breedon 2 Broadward 3 Highnam 1 Iver 9 Kencott 1 London 24 (Bankers account) Marston 3 Middleton 7 Milton 2 Rollright 8 Sadberg 1 Somerby 2 Tewkesbury 1 Kensington 1 Thornhill 1 Wheston 1 total 70 Estates 83 Bursar's letters 1778 by the names of lesees or agents: Mr Barber 1 J Codd 1 Mr Fynmore 2 Mr Hayward 1
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Mr Ingram 2 Mr Shaw 1 Mr Watts of Sulgrave 8 Welch and Sons 1 Wilks 1 Wilton 1 total 19 Estates 84 Bursarial Estates 1779 Cropredy, surveys Hinksey, surveys Rodborough, a resignation Steeple Aston, blacksmith, carpenter, glazier, mason, thatcher Estates 85 Bursar's letters 1779 by estates as under: Banbury 1 Billing 1 Broadwell 1 Catworth 1 Cokethorpe 1 Chilston 4 Cropredy 2 Erdborow or Burrow 3 Gloucester 2 Iver 4 London 1 (Bankers) Milton 1 Pinckneys 1 Repton 6 Sadberge 1 Somerby 2 Thornhill 1 total 33 Estates 86 Bursar's letters 1779 by names of lessees or agents: Mr Edwards 1 Mr Harmer 1 Mr Hayward 1 Mr Hutchins 2 Mr Makyn 1 Mr Napleton 3 Mr Parsons 1 Mr Shaw 1 Mr Speed 1 Mrs Walshingham 1 Mr Watts 1 total 14 Estates 87 Bursarial letters 1779, 1780 to the Rev. Mr Cleaver, Bursar A: from John James, Hignam's Court, 4 Dec 1779. Hopes the 2s. per annum for a house called
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Kingsholme House, will be put down to Mr Guise's name B: from Thomas Shod, Broadward, 9 Jan 1780. Has not received his lease, though he paid his fine last michaelmas twelvemonths C: from John Hutchings, Gerrard's Cross, 13 Sep 1780. Finds it necessary to build the house and hopes for equitable terms Estates 88 Bursarial letters 1780 to the Rev. Houstonne Radcliffe, Bursar A: from J. G. Waring, Oakham, 23 Jun 1780. Asks for receipt of Mr Hinkley's time and fees. Sent some time ago (Somerby estate) B: from Rev. J. Hodgkin, Yeldham. His annuity is threatened - he hopes his stipend will not come from three separate sources C: Miss Darby (London), 17 Nov 1780. Has been charged £8 for a brawner. Her lease specifies "£6 or a brawner of two years old", she prefers to pay by her lease D: Sam Collett, Worcester, 28 Nov 1780. Mr Cooke's rent for Southwick Farm, near Tewkesbury had been paid before the second notice was sent Estates 89 Bursarial letters 1780 to Rev. Mr Houston Radcliffe, Bursar From M. Woodhull of Thenford, undated, acreage stated as too much From John Taylor of Birmingham, 12 Apr 1780, renewal of a lease From George Bailey of Rollwright, 12 Apr 1780, his messenger has lost the Bursar's receipt From William Boultar of Burford, 15 Apr 1780, will call shortly and pay his rent (if convenient) From Mary Salmon of Bloxham, 18 Apr 1780, hopes to secure a College house From Adam Tebbs of Somerby, 15 Sep 1780, renewing of lease - an error in same From Fiennes Trotman of Shelswell, 20 Oct 1780, fine increased - questions the herriott From R. Speed of Hornchurch, Essex, 27 Oct 1780, £4.8 to come to him from Marston From Max. Western of Cokethorpe, 5 Nov 1780, an overcharge pf 1s, probably an error From Robert Topham of Alford, 13 Nov 1780, has paid his fine, wishes to renew From John Wilton of Gloucester, 23 Nov 1780, S. Niblett's payment and Mr Barnes' lease From J. W. Parsons of Kemerton, 6 Dec 1780, about his lease Estates 90 Bursarial letters 1780 to W. E. Taunton, attorney at law, BNC
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A: from Fiennes Trotmans of Shelswell, 19 Sep 1780, corrects the amount of fine, lease can be proceeded with B: from H. E. W. Wilson of Gloucester, 1 Sep 1780, fine is increased, new lease to Mr Barnes only C: from Thomas Brayen of Leominster, 11 Jun 1780, terriers false - College renewals, offers £50 for lease, which he thinks sufficient D: from William Ward of Faringdon, 25 May 1780, about a misunderstaning regarding stone digging - a local custom of employing the poor in quarrying Estates 91 Bursarial letters 1780 to the Rev. Mr Radcliff A: John James, Highnam, 10 May 1780, hopes to meet the Bursar on Tuesday, will he please bring Mr Guise's lease with him. Has held the money for renewal some time B: the same, Gloucester, 11 Nov 1780, has sent Mr Guise's money £1.3.0. and asks for a receipt Estates 92 Bursarial letters 1780 to the Rev. H. Radcliffe A: T. M. Parke, Oakham, 5 Mar 1780, to the Rev. Wm Cleaver about Mrs Kirk's licence to alienate and her raising £300 on the same B: William Fynmore to Mr E. Tainton, 28 Apr 1780, about balance due from the estate, North Hinksey C: same at Thames Ditton, to same, 13 Jul 1780, has been ill and must beg to defer the payment of £20 for a time (North Hinksey) D: J. N. Parsons of Kemerton, to same, 8 Aug 1780, thinks the College will deal kindly to him, desires them to draw up the lease E: from same at Kemerton, to same, 19 Nov 1780, has delayed sending his remittance having mislaid the College letter F: from J. Nesham, Houghton le Spring, 1 Dec 1780, to Rev. H. Rade, thinks Mr Allan's acc! has been paid, as usual, ere this G: from Reuben Parke, Melton Mowbray, to Mr E Taunton, 16 Sep 1780, has sent the draft H: from William Fynmore, Thames Ditton, 19 Sep 1780, hopes to continue the College tenant has removed from Kingston (at Hinksey?) Estates 93 Bursarial Estates 1780 Expenses of surveyor at Billing, Bradward, Chadlington, Chilston, Cropredy, Erdborow, Milton, Rowlright, Shotteswell Harrowden, quit rent, 2 rent 3 Steeple Aston, years' account Estates 94 Bursarial letters 1780 to the Rev. H. Radcliffe, Bursar
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A: from Thomas Price, an agent of BNC at Birmingham, 28 Jan 1780, he will make enquiries as to the value of Mr Taylor's premises at Bordesley B: from same, 12 Mar 1780, has found the value about the same C: from same, 27 Mar 1780, Mr Taylor makes enquiries about the lease D: from same, 1 Apr 1780, questions if the name of the so-called bailiff of Birmingham School should appear on a document in addition to that of the bailiff of Haverford West E: from John Taylor, Birmingham, 1 Apr 1780, suggests that the name of the head schoolmaster of Birmingham should be on the lease F: from Thomas Faulconbridge, High Bailiff of Birmingham, 22 Apr 1780, the good intentions of the donor, a Mr Milward, have been thwarted - full explanation G: from Thomas Price, 23 Apr 1780, explnatory. He regards the bailiff of the school as the correct party to the transaction. The Red Lion at Birmingham occurs in Milward's benefaction - last he is afraid. Query. Search the archives Estates 95 Bursarial letters 1780 to W. E. Taunton, attorney, BNC From James Cook, Shipton near Burford, agrees to the terms of a lease, 21 Aug 1780 From Lionel Lampet, Steeple Aston, about the almsmen, 15 ? 1780 From J. G. Waring, Oakham. Has sent the fine and fees for Mr Hinckley's lease, wishes for licence of ailenation for estate in Erdeborow Estates 96 Bursarial letters 1780 to Mr W. Elias Taunton, attorney at law, Oxford A: John Davy of Banbury, 24 Jul 1780, asks the Bursar to prepare a licence of ailenation for John Bradford's lease of a house and one yard land in Wroxton and Balscott B: Elizabeth Darby, Long Lane, Southwark, 27 Jul 1780, regrets that she has not decided about her renewal. She thinks her fine has been raised £23 and begs renewal at old price (query estate?) Estates 97 Bursarial Estates 1781 Minchery Farm, surveyors expenses Steeple Aston, carpenter, glazier, slater, years' account Estates 98 Bursarial Estates 1782 Chilston, advertising Rodborough Lectureship, expenses on Rollright, cash to builder Steeple Aston, repairs
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Estates 99 Bursarial Estates 1783 Amsterdam 12 Chilston Cropredy, navigation money Limehouse, 2 a living Rollright 3 Steeple Aston 5 Uxbridge or Wycombe, a distress? Estates 100 Bursarial Estates 1783 Expenses on progress to Middleton Steward, costs on a chancery visit Subscriptions, to the girls school, to the Radcliffe Infirmary, to the University Marshall Estates 101 Bursarial Estates 1784 Chilston, 5 repairs Cold Norton, fee farm rent to Christ Church Faringdon, trees marked Rodborough, payment 3 Steeple Aston Thenford, fee farm rent 2 Wycombe Estates 102 Bursarial Estates 1785 4 Steeple Aston Surveyors charges for looking over estates in Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Estates 103 Estates 1785, 1800, 1823, 1825 A: the award of enclosure of Chadlington, Chilson and Canon's Breach. College land was 48a.2.14p. 2 Jul 1825 B: final concord of Timothy Cobb and Joseph Hartyn and Anna his wife, land in Great Billing. J. C. Owner. Hilary term 1785. B is...15"x10" C: valuations of Marston, Oxon, Burrow, Leicestershire, Oct 1800 D: particulars of an estate near Bedford for sale by auction 9 Jun 1823 Estates 104 Bursarial Estates 1786 St Anne's, Limehouse - a living Ascot, survey Balscot, survey Barford, Great, survey Marston, survey 6 Steeple Aston, 3 repairs Estates 105 Letters to Bursar 20 Jan 1787-Jun 1787 from tenants to Bursar 2 from Mr Parsons of Themerton. Terrier 2 about the free school, Birmingham 2 from John Davis, Bloxham, about Farringdon and Thenford estates 1 from Robert Emerson, of Shipton, about estates near Gloucester
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1 from Nathaniel Lucas about Winchmore 1 from E. Cheselden about Somerby, question of purchase 3 from Edward Waters, Mayor of Haverfordwest, about College land belonging to the free school 3 from John Pett about Kingsholm 2 from Edward Stokes of Melton Mowbray about Burrow Estates 106 Bursarial Estates 1787 Buscot, surveyed Clevedon, surveyed Eaton Hastings, surveyed Faringdon, surveyed Barford, surveyed Faringdon, surveyed Marston, surveyed Shipton, surveyed Gloucester, valued Kidlington, valued 2 Limehouse, stipend Rodborough Lecturer, stipend augmented Shelswell, valued 2 Steeple Aston Sulgrave, journey to Estates 107 Bursarial Estates 1788 Ascot Doilly, surveyed Cokethorpe, surveyed Cold Norton, surveyed Derby, surveyed Gillingham, valued Littleton, valued, query bought 2 Rodborough lectureship Shelswell, surveyed Stanlake Steeple Aston, repairs Estates 108 Bursarial Estates 1788, 1789, 1797 Billing, letter of 1789 Cropredy, quit rent 1789, meadow drain 1788 2 Iver (?), land for turnpike road of 1797 Melton Mowbray, change of tenant 1797 Pershore, lease as Miss Napletons 1797 Rollright, Mr Newby agent 1797 Somerby 1797 Wycombe 1797 Estates 109 Estates letters 1789 i) Brackley, J. Nicholas informs the Bursar that his rent is paid, 6 Oct 1789 ii) Buscot Park, near, J. L. Lovedon sends his rent, £29.12- and wishes to purchase the fee iii) Stratford Place, further letter about purchase iv) two, Somerby, Mr Skerrit will require licence of
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alienation as he wishes to mortgage v) Chipping Norton, Mr Stow thinks he over estimated W. Brewer's estate there vi) two, Chipping Norton, as above, W. Brewer complains of too great a fine for his rotten house. In the second he explains what it has cost him, 24 Nov and 16 Dec Estates 110 Estates letters 1789 i) 17 Nov 1789, Pointon - Aslaby - the College agent has heard of a proposal to inclose one-tenth to go to Lords of the Manor, fen land ii) same iii) 10 Oct 1789, Rowlright, Baswell and others are willing to renew, but fines are high iv) 21 Nov 1789, Kencot (near), change of tenant at...farm (?Baylis) v) 21 Nov 1789, Banbury, name Williams vi) 6 Dec 1789, sends money received from Williams vii) 23 Nov 1789, Wallsworth Hall near Gloucester, name Samuel Hayward, fines too large, money is sent Estates 111 Bursar's letters 1791 i) Stepney, claim against Mr Sandbach, late rector ii) Gaddesby, licence to alienate G. Williamson's estates iii) Great Rollwright, money from agent, a last quit rent, Chipping Norton iv) Great Rollwright, list of quit rents paid to agent, J. Newby v) Boughton near Faversham, Mr Hogben, valuer vi) Billing, expenses of barn, G.W. Bower vii) Billing, shifting tithe barn viii) Buscot Park, J.W. Loveden, proposal about corn rent on the exchanged estate ix) Tiptofts, timber cut down, money will be sent x) Helmscott, Mrs Ann Turner, money for mortgage xi) Winchmore Hill, trees in the road way xii) Southwick (or Tewkesbury), difficulty about terrier Estates 112 Letters about Estates 1792 1) Broadward, renewal, 2) money not acknowledged 1) Breedon, renewal, fine too large, 2) question of fine Buscott, report that this estate has been sold to Lovedon Cockthorpe, questions the list of demands sent 3) Cropredy, overcharge for renewal, 2) new lease, 3) planting trees Eaton Hastings, Mr Lovedon anxious for 3) Gloucester 1) payment, 2) draft, 3) bill - payable Harrowden, accepts renewal Leominster, rent sent Kemerton, about Bredon almshouse rent Marlborough? barn floor finished
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Ockington, N, about the estimate by Mr Hogben Sadberge, rent sent Estates 113 Bursar's letters (Estates) 1792 Cleeve Peppard, 1) tenant for North Farm at, 2) alteration of lease, 3) money, 4) new lease, 5) renewal, 6) an invitation accepted Shotteswell, about its enclosure Southwick, lease paid for but not sent Thenward, road near house, alteration Yalding, survey of Genning's Court for Sir John Shaw names only - Mr Sherraton perhaps Drinkfield Estates 114 Estates Valuation 1792 Cropredy 1) tenant, Elkington, 2) Andrews Bills for Cropredy, Marston (under Speed, acres 52. - - ), Swinsell Farm (acres 29.2.20), Wheatley Estates 115 Estates 1794 Harrowden i.e. Cardington Thornhill by name of tenant only: Mr Dyer Thoms (Cropredy) Estates 116 Bursarial Estates 1798 2 Cropredy, mason, carpenter, repairs Handbridge, survey Thornhill, survey Estates 117 Estates undated Clayton cum Keymer, law expenses Leominster, survey Sutton, valuation Estates 118 Bursar's letters 1808-1837 letters about the estates at Bredon, a sale Clayton Manor, title to the Holywells, Faringdon, quit rent 4 Gillingham, a purchase there Kemerton Marston (with far?) Minchery Wood Oxford, High Street Priory Mill Steeple Aston Sutton Thornhill i.e. Cleeve P. Upberry Estates 119 Letters to Bursar 1809, 1812 from various writers A) question of the value of the land taken by the Board of Ordnance from the College estate of Gillingham, 31 Oct 1812 B) an offer from Edward B. Sandys for the Cannons Breach at Chadlington, 1 Jul 1812 C) from John Darcey Bursar, no alteration can be made by the College in its estimate of premises at
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High Wycombe, but as the tenant has added buildings they will deduct £30 from the fine for renewal now past due, 12 Dec 1809 D) measurements of Genning's estate, undated Estates 120 Estates c. 2 Dec 1813 two letters forwarded by Mr Taunton from tenants 1) T.G. Shaw 2) W. Holmes The first a question of estimate, the second desiring time to pay an account Estates 121 Bursarial Fines 1820-1831 A) estimate for fine, Sutton in the Marsh, c. 1820 B) same for Southwick, Whessoe, Kingsholme, Stanlake, Somerby, Erdesborow, St Mary's College, 1825 C) same for no. 53 Kensington (four), Somerby, Kingsholme, Wichmore Hill, Edmonton, Shotteswell, Holbeach, Lady day 1828 D) same for Winchmore Hill and 24 Kensington E) list of expiring leases and fines for nos 36, 29, Lady Day 1829, O. 23, 3 and 4 Amsterdam, 24 Kensington, Eaton Hastings, no. O Edmonton, Lady day 1831 Estates 122 Bursar's Memorandum Book c. 1830 Gives area of fields i) Great Rollwright ii) Broadwood iii) Ivington iv) Steeple Aston v) Garsington and notes upon vi) Shipston vii) Sarsden viii) Milton ix) Lydstone x) Bordersley Estates 123 Bursar's letters c. 1830 thirteen about estates 2 Brasenose or Minchery Wood Clayton Cropredy Drinkfield Gillingham 2 Heythorp Hinksey Road 2 Holbeach Stepney Tedstone Delamere (Rectory and advowson) Estates 124 Bursar's letters about estates 1832 three about Balscott one about Burford three about Cropredy
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one about Pershore one about Shipton two about Tiptofts one about Twigworth Estates 125 Bursar's letters about estates 1832 name of tenants only given three by E. Cohen one by Jane Conington one by H. Hitchcock one by J. Stockley one by E. Wilkins Estates 126 Bursar's letters about estates 1835 2 about Borrow 1 about Chester 2 about Cropredy 1 about Didcote 1 about Edmonton 1 about Fiddington 3 about Houghton 3 about Holbeach 2 about Kingsholme 3 about Leicester 2 about Leominster 1 about Lidstone 1 about Wapping 1 about (Woodhill i.e.) Iver 2 about Wycombe Estates 127 Bursar's letters about estates 1835 by name of tenants only 3 by Mr Chaplin 1 by Clayton 1 by H. Hitchcock 1 by J. Latham 2 by Mrs Mines 2 by Philpot 1 by Tongue 1 by J. Wadbrook Estates 128 Bursar's letters about estates 1836 one about Priory Farm two about Rollwright one about Stanlake Estates 129 Bursar's Memorandum Book c. 1836 particulars of fields in i) Thornhill and Broad Town ii) Marston iii) Wheatley iv) Cowley referring to maps Estates 130 Bursar's letters about estates 1836 estates by their names Broadwood
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6 Burrow Chipping Norton 5 Cliffe Pipard 5 Enstone 2 Faringdon Great Barford Great Rolwright Heythorp Iver 5 Kemerton 5 Kensington Kingsholm Mynchery Wood Old Shelswell Shipton under Wychwood (Red House P. H.) 4 Somerby 4 Stanlake [Thornhill - Cliffe Pepard] 2 Tiptofts Warwick Canal 7 Winchmore Hill Wooten Basset Estates 131 Bursar's letters about estates 1836 tenants' names alone given 1 Mr Hitchcock 3 Mr Haar Estates 132 Bursar's letters about estates 1840 tenants' names alone given 1 Severne, about banking account 2 Mrs Wrightwick of Feversham Estates 133 List of estates undated [c. 1840] a list of estates by tenants and numbers, c. 1840, with heriots and corn rents, 4 sheets Estates 134 Bursar's letters about estates 1840 4 from Balscot 1 from Bredon Broadtown Mill, near Chippenham Chipping Norton 3 from Cleeve Pippard Heythrop 5 from Kingsholm Milton under Wychwood 3 from Oxford, house in High Street (Pinckneys = Wimbish) Somerby Sutton in the Marsh (Thornhill = Cleeve P.) 2 from Tiptofts 2 from Wimbish Estates 134x Bursar's letters about estates 21 Sep 1841
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i) about the completion of a boundary wall at Charlbury ii) references to the register 'C', about Stepney, Wapping, Spitalfields and Steeple Aston Estates 135 Bursar's letters about estates 1842 about i) chairs ii) Buckingham estates for Lipscombe's history Banker, London College, assessment by parishes Land bought of the London Hospital Estates 136 Bursar's letters about estates 1842 tenants' names only given Arkwright 4 Aungle Brayen Brumilow 2 Cohen Connington 2 Cox Fletcher Flower Godfrey 3 Hitchman Neame Whorwood Wyatt Estates 137 Bursar's letters about estates 1842 by names of places Balscot Bethnal Green 2 Bredon Broadward Burrow Cottingham (tithes) Cow-Mead Cropredy 2 Enstone 3 Gillingham Handbridge Haughton Kemerton Lechlade 7 Limehouse, rectory and school Middleton school Milton under Wychwood Minchery Farm Norton (Cold) Old 2 Priory Mill Sadberg St George's in E
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2 Shelswell Shipton under Wychwood Shotteswell 2 Steeple Aston 3 Stoke Bruerne 2 Tedstone, tithes 10 (Thornhill i.e.) Cleeve P. Tiptofts 2 Twigworth Wharton Winchmore Hill Wycombe, Lion P.H. Estates 138 Note book on estates 1850 a few measurements and particulars of land tax, about estates in Barford St Olyffe Balscot Barford St Michael Cropredy continued in B Kingsholme and Twigworth Longford and Waltham Fiddington St Oswald and Southwick Southwick Broadstone Hill Priory Farm and Mill (Cold Norton) Stanford in the Valley
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Volume 32: Bursarial
Vol. 32 Estate Fines paid by tenants (paid on renewal of leases) Fines
Estate Fines 1 Fines on leases 1663-1702 a list, in two parts, of fines on leases Estate Fines 2 Fines 1787 list of fines and charges on estates for Lady Day and Michaelmas Estate Fines 3 Fines 1788 A) Fines renewable at Lady Day 1788 with state of several leases, in the margin B) The same for Michaelmas 1788 Estate Fines 4 Fines 1789-1790 a rough list of fines paid to the steward Mr Taunton and 3 not paid in December 1790 Estate Fines 5 Bursarial Fines 1789 several memoranda about fines Estate Fines 6 Fines 1790 a list of fines for renewals of leases and other income from estates for Michaelmas 1790 Estate Fines 7 Manuscript Book Not yet recorded memoranda about fines estates suppliying brawners p. 9 houses to be repaired, the leases expiring p. 136 the index contains a list of estates [paper 8 x 6 1/2, blue covers] Estate Fines 8 Fines 1811-1815 an average of repairs to buildings on estates for 3 years whereby to adjust the fines Estate Fines 9 Fines 1816-1837 13 papers relating to fines, for renewals of leases upon several estates, some only stated by their numbers Estate Fines 10 Fines Michaelmas 1820-Lady two lists of leases about to expire, by tenants' names, Day 1821 no places named, terms and years which have elapsed Estate Fines 11 Fines 1823-1830, 1838, 1839 fines, lists of - due on renewals of leases on several estates Estate Fines 12 Fines Lady Day 1837 fine-papers leases expiring, several of them have numbers prefixed Estate Fines 13 Fines 1838 A) Lists of leases i. those expiring at Michaelmas, with the tenants' names, ii. those renewable after the lapse of 7 years incomplete B) Fines to receive at Michaelmas 1838, mentioning
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tenants at Cropredy, Barford Olyffe, Kidlington, Chilston, Harrowden, Balscott and Rollwright Estate Fines 14 Fines 1838-1843 one in 1838 two in 1839 two in 1840 one in 1841 three in 1842 one in 1843
Vol. 32 General Various Bursarial papers Routine
General Bursar's letters 1605 Routine 1 General letters from Bursar; from Richard Taylor to William Stapleton A) asking W.S. ti pay 38s for which both parties stand bound to Mr Rilston B) Thomas Rilston's receipt, is dated 30 October 1605 C) R.T. the Bursar receives of W.S. £2 to be repaid to Mr R as part of the Colleges rents for half year, dated 1 May 1605 D) The end of a letter from the same R.T. General Bursar's acknowledgement 1615 Routine 2 by Robert Whitbie, Bursar to Dr Singleton R.W. acknowledges that all the sum of money borrowed of Dr Singleton (Thomas Singleton?), in the time of the Bursarship and in the name of the College was for himself in particular and nothing concerning the College; signed Robert Whitbie [paper, small] General Bursar's expenses c.1730 Routine 3 a rough draft of Bursar's expenses for a year, under the heads of stipends, tallages, payments, anniversaries, repairs; no year named General List of small payments 30 Jun 1752 Routine 4 sundry payments or fines, classed under the headings of Library, Obsonator, Butler, Cook, Barber, Gardener, Clerk of accounts; then by names Bavar, Broster, Hulton, Grattey, Chamberlain, Downes, Ashton, Deane, Shelton; this bill 2d, 1/4, 1 1/4d, 2, 2 1/4, 1d, 1/2d, 1/2 (turn off some book) [paper, 21 x 8] General College Estates c. 1773 Routine 5 calculation of the value of some estates; "anchor" and "simcocks" are mentioned General Manuscript Book c.1775 Routine 6 directions about leases on land [paper, 8" x 6 1/2", blue covers]
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General Letters to the Bursar 1788 Routine 7 Letters in which the estate is not mentioned i) From Thomas Hardwicke, College agent in London, 25 Nov, about Mr Fullagar's account ii) From P. Watts, agent or steward, same subject - no lime kiln General Accounts c.1790 Routine 8 brewing, accounts A) a sheet prepared for "registering the demand and balancing the account" B) Great Roll prepared; scholarships as heads of columns, balance sheet in left margin C) Domus battels for 1790 completed, Domus battels for 1791 D) Domus battels; Senior Bursar's balance General Bursar 1792 Routine 9 Mr Hunter his grant from the College, due 25 March; his son to call for same 29 September John Darcey scholarship, certificate for General Agreement 5 Oct 1800 Routine 10 articles of agreement between Thomas Borrow and his tenants, touching an exchange of College lands. Mr Moulsho's surrender is mentioned General Bursar's letters 1802-1834 Routine 11 about persons; Boothby family, Egerton Ph. marriage, Sheraton General Book of accounts 1814-1836 Routine 12 a book of accounts to be transferred; allowances General College Domus battels 1816-1841 Routine 13 twenty-five large sheets of paper with the quarterly accounts of battels; 1821 is absent [paper] General Bursarial accounts 1796, 1818-1822, 1832- Routine 14 eleven corn rolls 1818-1822 1833, 1844, 1852 12 great rolls 1832 (two) and 1796 2 brewing accounts 1832-1833 7 scholarships list, three of 1832, four of 1833 1 Bursar's yearly balance 1852 2 square books, bursarial 1844 (query) General Bursarial note c.1820 Routine 15 a memorandum regarding the Senior and Junior Bursars - query a payment on their behalf - General Bills for election expenses 24 Aug 1821 Routine 16 R. Heber elected as University M.P. August 24 1821. Fruit £37 Champagne 1 " 3 Dinners 196 " 2 " 7 Wines 58 " 15 Coach Hire 3 " 2 Servants' Dinner £4 " 6 " 5 Ice, Chocolate, Cream 48 - -
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Common Room and attendance 15 . 16 2 Total £364 " 5 " 2 Bills of various sizes - all receipted [paper] See Richard Heber thesaurus entry for more information on the election General Bursar's sundries 1834 Routine 17 A) Living - Revd. T. Thirkill's receipt, query as Fellow from Walford, 26 Sep 1834 B) Tenant - William Anker, fees due at a court, 24 Apr 1834 C) Tradesmen - wine list from Griffith and Co, London, 10 May 1834 General Letter 5 Aug 1835 Routine 18 from William Stott of Worsley to Samuel Taylor, Esquire, of Eccleston Hall (not explicit) there will probably be a balance due to the College at the end of the pending investigation [paper] General Bursarial accounts 1850-1854 Routine 19 A) Brewing account B) Tradesmen's accounts and current expenses C) Three other sheets - 'Great' rolls D) Five attendance sheets E) Money towards augmentation of livings
Vol. 32 Harries' The late Principal: Richard Harris Money
Harries' Money Letter 20 Aug 1595 1 from Richard Harries (late Bursar) to the 5 (six) Senior Fellows "...the archbishop of Canterbury and other his colleges (colleagues) by a speciall act have ordered that the Colledge of Brasenose in Oxford should pay unto me...the sum of £100 current english money as a consideration of charges sustained by me in a suit growing by reason of a situation of a visitation holden in B.N. by commissioners" R.H. acknowledges receipt and grants acquittance (signed by the Principal and six senior Fellows) Harries' Money Balance of account with Principal 28 Apr 1612 2 between The Right Worshipfull Mr Dr Singleton Principall of Brasenose College and Mr Harries, late Bursar 'Mr Harris' demande is for £82.17.5 discharged as
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follows paid to Mr Foxcroft for Mr Harris £40 Due to the Coll. on a bill which Mr H answered for Mr Powell} 13 Mr Harreis acknowledges he has received for Coll: use from someone, name forgotten} 10 Paid to Mr H by John Child, parson of Hynlipp 3 " 6 " 8 for remnante of Mr Franklin's velvet - 1 " ------£67.6.8
8.17.5 less 67.6.8 ------15.10.9.
John Pickering the Bursar undertakes to pay Mr H sometyme Principall in full satisfaction for all debts the sum of £15.10.9. Thomas Harreis gives acquittance for above and promises to get his father's hand unto this writing with what convenient speed he may N.B. The schedule of sums allowed to the late Principall having been 'exposed' by him refer to many law and other expenses entered into during his rule anno 1595 among others for St Mary College
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Vol. 32 Heriots Becoming due
Heriots 1 Heriots 1806-1825 a list of heriots becoming due 6pp (by the numbers on leases, not by places)
Vol. 32 Insurance Insurance
Insurance 1 Fire Insurance c.1827 Twelve policies of fire insurance 1 County Off: for 1000 on books, 25 March 1809 2 County Off: for 1000 on buildings, 25 March 1809 3 County Off: for 1200 on new do., 14 April 1811 4 County Off: for 1000 Thornhill, 25 March 1819 5 County Off: for 500 on Houses in High Street, 25 March 1819
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6 County Off: for 600 on Houses in High Street, 4 December 1820 7 County Off: for £300 on Houses in High Street, 23 October 1820 8 County Off: for 200 on 3 & 4 Amsterdam, 31 October 1821 9 County Off: for 250 on 13 High Street and 150 on 14 High Street, 29 November 1824 10 County Off: for 500 on 12 High Street and 1000 on 13 and 14 High Street, 9 February 1826 11 Royal Exchange: Office 1700 on Tester's 500, on Sawells 200, in Amsterdam: 300, Ryman's High Street 300, two in Amsterdam: 400 12 Royal Exchange: Office 1200 on Freemans (described as in the Corn Market end of a passage) 800, buildings and cottage same 400 Insurance 2 Insurance 1835-1836 fifteen payments for insurance of College, in the Sun, County and Royal Exchange Offices Insurance 3 Insurance 25 Mar 1836 Receipt from County Fire Office for insurance
Vol. 32 Discharge for the "scores of his Bursarship" Acquittance of Junior Bursar Acquittance of Acquittances of two Junior Bursars 1598, 1600 Junior Bursar 1 From Bakers to the College; To Bursars Foxcroft and Wright 1598 for all sums owed by Jerome Wright. This is a general one signed first by the baker, in presence of two witnesses. As each Tradesman uses his own form of words and has one or two witnesses, there are 14 forms of full acquittance for the 'scores' of this bursarship. 20 December 1600 for £5, a bread bill, sold by Thomas Smyth, receipt given by his servant 1 June 1603 for £8 " 13.8, a bread bill, sold by Thomas Smyth, to Jerome Wright in the time of his Bursarship 20 October 1603 for £5 " 11.0, a bread bill, sold by Thomas Smyth, to Mr Foxcroft in the time of his Bursarship Acquittance of Acquittances to Junior Bursars 1600-1603 Junior Bursar 2 From the College Bakers to the Bursars of the College Each is in full discharge of all scores during his Bursarship
160x to Gerald Massie (half eaten) - - 1600 to Gerald Massie £6.2s 1600 to Gerald Massie £6.14s 1603 to ? £9.19s
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1603 to Gerald Massie £5.5s The above gnawn apart by mice other receipts are endorsed. The following run as sewed 7 ... 1603 to Gerald Masse £4.16s 28 ... 1603 to Gerald Massye £7.13s ... May 1603 £30.16s 8th ... 1602 £4.12s 1st ... 160x to same £9.2s 25 ... 1603 to same £10.19s 6 April 1602 to same £26.16s H Davies manciple, J. Hodges Brewer 9 Dec 1603 to same £21.0.8 Oliver Smith per mistris Smith 28 May 1603 to same £29.14.7 paid to the manciple who gives acquittance 3 May 1603 to Rd. Kenner 10 - - G. Massye gives acquittance Acquittance of Junior Bursar's discharge c.1617 Junior Bursar 3 three brewers, 10 bakers, 1 butcher, 1 mercer and 1 chandler discharge the College from all reckonings, debts and demands due during the two years of Mr R. Richardson his Bursarshipp Acquittance of Acquittances of Junior Bursars 1650-1679 (in Junior Bursar 4 by the tradesmen of the College to Junior Bursar of September) the year 1650 to Daniel Greenwood 1651 to Thomas Weston 1652 to Richard Addams M.A. 1653 to Richard Addams M.A. 1655 to Robert Ridgeway 1657 to John Houghton 1658 to Thomas Frankland 1659 to Thomas Adams 1660 to James Hamer 1661 to Thomas Church 1662 to Thomas Church 1663 to Richard Duckworth B.D. 1664 to Richard Duckworth B.D. 1666 to Robert Litler M.A. 1679 to Nathaniel Greenwoode B.D. (last two are in next series) [15 all parchment 15 x 7, 1 paper] Acquittance of Acquittances of Junior Bursars 28 Oct 1665-1684 Junior Bursar 5 from The City Tradesmen 'brewers, bakers' etc. to The Junior Bursars for his year's payments ending St Thomas Day To Mr James Hamer 1665 Nathaniel Greenwood 1666 Ralphe Rawson 1667 Nathaniel Greenwood 1668
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Mathew Hutton B.D. 1669 Nathaniel Greenwood 1670 Mathew Hutton 1671 Robert Norman 1672 Robert Norman 1673 Mathew Hutton B.D. 1674 Nathaniel Greenwood B.D. 1675 Robert Norman B.D. 1676 James Hamer B.D. 1677 William Yate M.A. 1678 John Meare M.A. 1678 John Blackburn M.A. 1681 Thomas Hutton M.A. 1682 Gilbert Sherington M.A. 1683 John Bradshaw 1684 (generally there are 13 signatures of those who served "beere bread pyes, candles" to the College) (19 here, 1 absent) Acquittance of Acquittances of Junior Bursar 14 Mar 1686 Junior Bursar 6 by 14 Tradesmen of the College to Mr Thomas Smith M.A. fourteen tradesmen quit all claims upon the Bursar the Principal and Schollars on all scores accounts for the year from St Thomas' Day 1685 to St Thomas' Day 1686 [parchment, 14" x 9"] Acquittance of Acquittances of Junior Bursar 1685-1692 Junior Bursar 7 by the College Tradesmen to The Junior Bursar i) The Brewers, Bakers, Chandlers testify that the Junior Bursar has satisifed their demands for the year beginning St Thomas' Day 1684, dated March 1685, 13 signatures ii) (1686 is on 23. sq.) The same, and vendors of 'pyes and candles' - from St Thomas' Day 1687 to 1688, dated 29 April 1689, 12 signatures iii) The same from 1689-1690, dated 22 August 1691, 14 signatures iv) The same from 1691-1692, dated 22 August 1692, 14 signatures [Parchment i) 17 x 8 1/2 ii) 14 1/2 x 8 1/2 iii) 21 x 8 1/2 iv) 21 x 9 1/4] Acquittance of Junior Bursar's discharge 18 Jun 1694 Junior Bursar 8 Ten tradesmen connected with the College acknowledge themselves satisifed in all their money transactions with Thomas Smith, late Junior Bursar during the year from St Thomas's Day 1692 to the same day 1693 (a William Cookerosenor (?) signs among others) Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1718 Junior Bursar 9 Thirty tradesmen connected with the College, give to Henry Leach, Junior Bursar, a full discharge for all
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debts due to them during the year ending on St Hugh's Day Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 17 Nov 1719 Junior Bursar Thirty one Tradesmen connected with the College sign 10 that they are satisfied as to their accounts with the Junior Bursar, from St Hugh's Day 1718 to the same feast 1719 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1720 Junior Bursar Twenty nine Tradesmen of the College acquit Mr 11 Edward Radclyffe M.A. the Junior Bursar of all charges payments from St Hugh's Day 1719 to St Hugh's Day 1720 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1722 Junior Bursar Thirty Tradesmen with the College declare that the 12 Bursar Mr Henry Leche has satisfied all their demands for bills, from St Hugh's Day 1721 to the same day 1722 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1723 Junior Bursar Forty Tradesmen connected with the College, on St 13 Hugh's Day sign to the effect that the Junior Bursar, Mr Herbert Prichard has satisfied them in all just demands during the past year Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1724 Junior Bursar Thirty five Tradesmen certify that the Junior Bursar, 14 Mr William Simpson, has satisfied them in all accounts current between them from St Hugh's Day 1723 to the same day 1724 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1725 Junior Bursar Twenty-four tradesmen dealing with B.N.C signify that 15 the Junior Bursar, Herbert Prichard, has satisfied all their ... demands during the year ending St Thomas' Day 1725 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1726 Junior Bursar Thirty two Tradesmen sign to the effect that the 16 Junior Bursar, Herbert Prichard has satisifed them in all their accounts from St Hugh's Day 1725 to the same day in 1726 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 18 Dec 1727 Junior Bursar Twenty six Tradesmen connected with the College 17 give their full discharge to Robert Leyborne, the Junior Bursar, M.A. of the College, for the year ending St Hugh's Day 1727 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1728 Junior Bursar Thirty three Tradesmen state that Robert Leybourn, 18 the Junior Bursar has satisifed their demands on money, from St Hugh's day 1727 and St Hugh's day 1728 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1730 Junior Bursar Twenty five Tradesmen dealing with the College 19 certify that Bursar Yarborough has satisfied them all in every account from St Thomas' day 1729 to St Hugh's
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day 1730 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1731 Junior Bursar Twenty six Tradesmen connected with the College 20 acquit the Junior Bursar, Mr Charles Hall, in all transactions with themselves from St Hugh's day 1730 to the same day 1731 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1733 Junior Bursar Thirty four Tradesmen connected with the College, 21 sign to the effect that Richard Garnett, the Junior Bursar, has satisfied them in all money matters for the year ending St Thomas' day 1733 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 27 Nov 1734 Junior Bursar Fifteen Tradesmen connected with the College 22 acknowledge that the Junior Bursar has satisfied all their just demands for the year ending 17 Nov 1734 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 20 Nov 1735 Junior Bursar Twenty five Tradesmen who supplied the College with 23 various goods, certify that Mr Richard Garnett M.A., Junior Bursar of the College has satisfied them all in his business transactions during the year beginning St Thomas's day 1734 and ending St Hugh's day 1735 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1737 Junior Bursar nineteen Tradesmen connected with the College, 24 acquit Richard Garnett M.A., Junior Bursar in all money matters and business transactions from St Thomas' day 1736 to St Hugh's day 1737 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1738 Junior Bursar Fifteen tradesmen connected with the College, 25 acknowledge by their signatures that Mr James Parker, Junior Bursar has satisfied them in all their accounts from St Hugh's day 1737 to the same day 1738 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1739 Junior Bursar The Junior Bursar's acquittance for the year signed by 26 17 tradesmen Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 5 Dec 1740 Junior Bursar Thirteen tradesmen connected with the College, 27 acquit Mr James Parker M.A., Junior Bursar in all his transactions with them from St Thomas' day 1739 to St Hugh's day 1740 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1741 Junior Bursar Twenty-three Tradesmen with whom the College had 28 dealings declare that they have been satisfied by Mr Norman Smith M.A., Junior Bursar in all their accounts' connected with the College during the year from St Thomas' day 1740 to St Hugh's day 1741 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1742 Junior Bursar Twenty five Tradesmen connected with the College 29 acquit Mr John Brookbank M.A. the Junior Bursar in all his transactions with them, from St Thomas' day 1741 to St Hugh's day 1742
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Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1743 Junior Bursar Seventeen Tradesmen, connected with the College, 30 acquit the Junior Bursar, Mr Edward Traherne, M.A. of all money transactions, bills etc. from St Thomas' day 1742 to St Hugh's day 1743 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1744 Junior Bursar Seventeen Tradesmen dealing with the College acquit 31 Mr James Bowlder M.A. Junior Bursar in all his transactions with them, from St Thomas's day 1743 to St Hugh's day 1744 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1745 Junior Bursar Fifteen Tradesmen, with whom the College dealt, 32 acquit the Junior Bursar, Mr John Eaton, M.A. in all his transactions with them, during the year which began on St Thomas's day 1744 and ended St Hugh's day 1745 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1746 Junior Bursar Fourteen tradesmen connected with the College, 33 acquit the Junior Bursar, Edward Traherne M.A., in all his transactions for the College during the year between St Thomas's day 1745 and St Hugh's day 1746 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1747 Junior Bursar Twelve tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 34 acquit the Junior Bursar, Mr John Davis M.A., regarding all money transactions in the year beginning St Thomas's day 1746 and ending on St Hugh's day 1747 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1748 Junior Bursar Ten tradesmen with whom the College deal, acquit 35 the Junior Bursar Mr Edward Davenport M.A. in all his transactions with them during the year commencing St Thomas' day 1747 and ending St Hugh's day 1748 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1749 Junior Bursar Ten tradesmen connected with the College, release 36 the Junior Bursar, John Noel M.A. from all accounts of the College transacted between St Hugh's day 1748 and St Hugh's day 1749 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1750 Junior Bursar Eight Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, acquit 37 the Junior Bursar, Thomas Cawley M.A. in all money transactions between themselves and the College during the year beginning St Thomas' day 1749 and ending St Hugh's day 1750 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1751 Junior Bursar Ten tradesmen with whom the College dealt, acquit 38 the Junior Bursar, Mr James Morris in all his transactions with them in the year beginning on St Thomas' day 1750 and ending on St Hugh's 1751 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1752 Junior Bursar Fourteen Tradesmen with whom the College dealt,
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39 acquit Mr Matthew Maddock M.A., Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with them, during the year beginning St Thomas' day 1751 and ending St Hugh's day 1752 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1753 Junior Bursar Eleven Tradesmen connected with the College acquit 40 Mr Ralph Cawley M.A. Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with them during the year, from St Thomas' day 1752, ending St Hugh's day 1753 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1754 Junior Bursar Eleven Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 41 acquit Herbert Mayo M.A. the Junior Bursar of the Hall and College in all his transactions with themselves, during the year beginning St Thomas's day 1753 and ending St Hugh's 1754 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1755 Junior Bursar Thirteen Tradesmen connected with the College 42 acquit and discharge Mr Ralph Cawley Junior Bursar, in all money transactions between themselves and the College, during the year beginning St Thomas's day 1754 to St Hugh's day 1755 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1757 Junior Bursar Fourteen Tradesmen connected with the College 43 acquit John Eccles M.A. Junior Bursar in all and every charge due unto them, from St Hugh's day 1756 to the same day 1757 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1758 Junior Bursar Fifteen Tradesmen with whom the College had 44 transactions acquit Mr Ralph Cawley M.A. and Junior Bursar of BNC in all money matters between themselves and him during the year which began on St Thomas's day 1757 and ended on St Hugh's 1758 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1759 Junior Bursar Fourteen tradesmen dealing with the College, acquit 45 the Junior Bursar Mr John Eccles M.A. in all transactions with themselves, in the year ending St Hugh's day 1759 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1760 Junior Bursar Eight Tradesmen connected with the College, acquit 46 the Junior Bursar Herbert Mayo M.A. of all debts incurred by him to themselves, from St Thomas's day 1759 to St Hugh's 1760 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1761 Junior Bursar Thirteen tradesmen connected with the College acquit 47 the Junior Bursar, Mr Thomas Barker M.A. in regard to all business transactions, between St Thomas's day 1760 and St Hugh's day 1761 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1762 Junior Bursar Ten Tradesmen connected with the College, and the 48 Principle acquit the Junior Bursar, William Mayo, in regard to all transactions from St Thomas's day 1761
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to St Hugh's day 1762 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1763 Junior Bursar Twenty Tradesmen connected with the College, acquit 49 the Junior Bursar, John Kynaston M.A. of the College, in respect to all transactions for the year ending St Thomas's day 1763 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1764 Junior Bursar Eleven Tradesmen connected with the College, acquit 50 Mr William Luxham in all money transactions between themselves and the College, during the year between St Thomas's day 1763 and the corresponding day 1764 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1765 Junior Bursar Thirteen Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 51 acquit Mr Robert Markham M.A. the Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with themselves during the year which began on St Thomas's day 1764 and ended on St Hugh's 1765 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1766 Junior Bursar Twelve tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 52 acquit Mr John Hodgkins M.A., Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with themselves during the year begining St Thomas' day 1765 and ending St Hugh's 1766 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1767 Junior Bursar Fourteen tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 53 acquit Mr Ralph Nicholson, the Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with themselves during the year which began on St Thomas' day 1766 and ended St Hugh's day 1767 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 25 Nov 1768 Junior Bursar Eleven tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 54 acquit Mr John Hodgkin M.A., Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with themselves during the year which began on St Thomas's day 1767 and ended on St Hugh's 1768 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 22 Nov 1769 Junior Bursar Thirteen tradesmen connected with the College, 55 acquit the Junior Bursar, Dr Markham in all transactions between him and themselves, from St Thomas's day 1768 to St Hugh's day 1769 (Dr Gwyn was Senior Bursar) Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1770 Junior Bursar Nineteen tradesmen with whom the College had 56 dealings acquit the Junior Bursar, Mr Henry Mayer M.A. in all his transactions with themselves during the year beginning St Thomas's day 1769 and ending St Hugh's 1770 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1771 Junior Bursar Sixteen tradesmen, with whom the College transacted 57 business, acquit Mr Joshua Newby M.A., Junior Bursar, in all his transactions with themselves during the year which began St Thomas's day 1770 and ended on St
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Hugh's day 1771 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1772 Junior Bursar Twenty tradesmen, with whom the College 58 transactions, acquit Mr William Wilson M.A. and Junior Bursar of the College in all money matters between him and themselves during the year commencing St Thomas's day 1771 and ending St Hugh's day 1772 [parchment 17" x 11"] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1774 Junior Bursar Eight tradesmen with whom the College dealt, acquit 59 Mr William Wilson M.A. Junior Bursar, in all his dealings with themselves during the year commencing St Thomas' day 1773 and ending St Hugh's 1774 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1775 Junior Bursar Twelve tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 60 acquit and discharge Mr Joshua Newby M.A., the Junior Bursar in all his transactions with themselves during the year which began on St Thomas' day 1774 and ended on St Hugh's 1775 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1776 Junior Bursar Fourteen tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 61 acquit Mr Joshua Newby M.A. Junior Bursar in all his transactions with themselves during the year which beginning on St Thomas's day 1775 and ending on St Hugh's 1776 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1777 Junior Bursar Fourteen tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 62 acquit Mr Joshua Newby M.A. the Junior Bursar of the College in all his transactions with themselves in the year which began St Thomas' day 1776 and ended St Hugh's day 1777 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 27 Nov 1778 Junior Bursar Seventeen Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 63 acquit Mr John Foley m.a., the Junior Bursar of the College, in all his transactions with themselves, during the year beginning St Hugh's day 1777 and ending St. Hugh's day 1778 Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1779 Junior Bursar Fifteen Tradesmen of the City, with whom the College 64 had transactions acquit the Revd. ... Barton (probably James Barton) m.a. and Junior Bursar of the College in all this transactions with themselves in the year beginning St Thomas's day 1788 and ending on St Hugh's day 1779 [pt. 16 x 10 ½ most of these rolls this size, one twice as large.] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1781 Junior Bursar Twenty Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 65 acquit Richard Sandbach m.a., Junior Bursar of the College, in all his transactions with themselves, during
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the year commencing St. Thomas's day 1780 and ending St Hugh's day 1781 [pt 16" x 10 1/2] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1782 Junior Bursar Twenty four Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 66 acquit Richard Sandbach, Junior Bursar, in all sums of money paid to them during the year beginning St. Thomas' day 1781 and ending St. Hugh's day 1782 [Parchment 16 x 10 1/2] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1784 Junior Bursar Twenty three tradesmen with whom the College dealt 67 acquit Mr William Sudgden, Junior Bursar, in all money matters during the year commencing St Thomas' day 1783 and ending on St. Hugh's day 1784 [Parchment 16" x 10 1/2] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1785 Junior Bursar Twenty five Tradesmen connected with the College 68 acquit George Buckley Bower m.a. and Junior Bursar in all his transactions with them during the year which began on St Hugh's Day 1784 and ended on St. Hugh's day 1785 [Parchment 16 x 10 1/2] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 18 Dec 1786 Junior Bursar Twenty four Tradesmen with whom the College dealt, 69 acquit William Sugden m.a. Junior Bursar in all his money transactions with themselves from St 'Thomas' Day 1785, to St Hugh's day 1786 [parchment 16 x 10 1/2] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 19 Dec 1787 Junior Bursar Twenty-one Tradesmen with whom the College have 70 dealt express themselves satisfied with the Junior Bursar's transactions and declare that he has fully paid them all their accounts, commencing St Thomas' day 1786 and concluding on the same feast in 1787 [pt. 16" x 10 1/2] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 19 Dec 1788 Junior Bursar Seventeen Tradesmen dealing with the College, bear 71 witness that they are satisfied with the monetary reckonings of Mr. Thomas Braithwaite during the year from St Thomas' day 1787 to the same day 1788 Irregular shape [pt. 12" x 18"] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 1810 Junior Bursar a general Release of the Junior Bursar, for the year 72 ending St Thomas' day; signed by 31 Tradesmen connected with the College [pt. 16" x 10"] Acquittance of Aquittances of Junior Bursar 26 Dec 1833 Junior Bursar Discharge given to the Junior Bursar (the Rev. Rd 73 Harington) by all Tradesmen connected with the College, in number 30.
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Vol. 32 Legal Legal
Legal 1 Legal memoranda undated [c.Henry VIII memoranda that I payed Randall Mylle's sone for 1509-1546] warnying given to Hugh Costok in the fyssh ... (? strete) to apear at the exchecker the 17th day of September next, 4d pd fpr coppeying of the two examinations that Mr Thurston took in the exchecker 4d. The last of august to Mr Worsley to perusse the booke anew agaynst the heryng Legal 2 Bill of expenses 1669 Title:- a Bill of expenses for the license of mortmain to £1000 per annum, procured 1669 The larger items are King giving warrant to the attorney General £6.0.0 Paid for the warrant to the att: General 7.0.0 secretary's fee for same £6.0.0 Paid at the signet office 6.0.0 to the Lord Privy Seal £6 To the seal-bearer £1.10.0 at the patent office 33.7.2. at the Hanaper office £6.13.4 Total £48.17.05 [paper] Legal 3 Steward's expenses 1683-1685, 1689 Receipts by Mr Heywood granted to the College Mr Heywoods charges for the year Hilary 1683 to Hilary 1684 Mr Heywoods charges for the year Hilary 1684 to Hilary 1685 contains a suit at Iver, against Pratt, expenses Chalgrove. Mr Heywoods charges for conveyances, advowsons &c. July 10 1689, to 3rd october Mr Heywoods charges for conveyances 18 June 1685 to Michaelmas 1685 Pratt's case mentioned Legal 4 Bursarial legal expenses 1726 3 case of Kerridge at aldham Letters to Tenants re fines Legal 5 Acts of Parliament 1776, 1784 For 1776 and 1784, both in black letter Legal 6 Legal query 18 Apr 1788 a tenement in Oxford, leased to a William Buckland on a repairing Lease, has passed into other hands, not re- paired, assigned without licence &c. Query, the College to commence action or to wait to the determination of the Lease. Opinion. It is scarcely worth while to proceed as that
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can be done hereafter. Legal 7 Legal expenses 1789 A memorandum of fees omitted this year to be carried on to 1790 B "a Boy killed in Cropredy Field about a year ago - what perquisite < as deodand ? > is due to the College as Lords of the manour." Legal 8 Acquittance 27 Mar 1806 D. Taunton gives receipt for £ 6.15.8 1/2 - the bill paid by the Reverend the Bursar of B.N.C. Legal 9 Bills for law expenses 1829 Mr Taunton's charges for drawing out, engrassing, material &c of 2 Leases to Messrs Morrel and Falkner
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Meeting 1 Bursarial College Meeting undated [c.1775] seventeen notes by the Bursar on questions to be laid before the Seniority
Vol. 32 Money 'Pensions, gratuities, insurance etc, wages, Matters loans'
Money 1 Inspection of Treasury Dec 1659-Dec 1662 on 14 December 1659 cash &c. £639.10.0 3/4 and the cook has £16 advanced him for providing sea cole making £655.10.0 3/4 The bills receivable and bonds not included on 22 Dec 1660 cash &c. 527.12.5 3/4 bills &c. as above on 23 Dec 1661 cash &c. 669.17.5 3/4 bills &c. as above on 18 Dec 1662 cash &c. 597.10.9 3/4, 182.13.10 bills &c. as above N.B. Lent to the King £500, and College plate £120.15.3 Money 2 Bursar money 1694 3 alms to Steeple Aston 1 alms to Steeple Aston Relief of French Protestants 9 November 1694 £5.0.0. Money 3 Bursarial money 1696 Loans of £49, £37 and £25 Money 4 Bursar money 1697 3 Steeple Aston, alms
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2 Turvey Bedesmen Money 5 Bursarial money 1698 List of arrears of payment a.d. 1698 by names of the tenants - x list of some received College seems to have had £631.13.3 unpaid (rough lists for Bursar's reference) Money 6 Bursarial money 1703 Battells due ?1700 2 scholars money paid to Rd. Tirflett? Bills on Progress Banbury Boston Coventry Folkingham? Fakenham Lincolnshire Lincoln Northampton Nottingham Peterborough Money 7 Bursarial money 1707 2 scholar's gown Steeple Aston alms Money 8 Bursar money 10 Nov 1708 Bond of the College, for £400, to repay £205 in 6 months made to Stephen Fry, med: doc: Bursar Thompson 'acq' in 1710. Interest on loan of £250 paid 20 Sep 1710 Interest on a bond of 100 paid 4 Jan 1710/11 Interest on a loan of 250 paid 27 Nov 1710 Interest on a loan of 200 paid 4 Jan 1710/11 Money 9 Junior Bursar money 1718 2 alms - Steeple Aston 5 Gardener wages Hebrew Lecturer, stipend Interest on loan 2 Marshall of Beggars 2 Pensiones (Lucas) one a letter Receipt to Haywood Money 10 Junior Bursar money 1719 £14 entrusted to the Warminster Carrier 17s 3d received by John Withers - for ? Memorandum Taxes and mending the dore Money 11 Bursarial money 1720 Interest pd: on loan of £200 Law expenses v. Lord Coningsby
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Law expenses 1720 2 money for Mr Lucas Wages to Butler Money 12 Bursar money 1722 alms Steeple aston Gardener - wages Hebrew Lecturer's salary Interest on Loan Marshall of Beggars - wages Pension to Lucas Money 13 Bursar money 1723 alms Steeple aston 2 alms Turvey 2 Pensions 3 Interest on loans College Bond for £400 - condition, to pay £205 to Marie Luker within 6 months signed Robert Shippen Money 14 Bursar money 1724 alms Steeple aston 5 Gown & Cap and Lodgings Hebrew Lecturer- salary Interest on Loan 2 Pensions to Lucas Money 15 Bursar money 1725 alms Steeple aston 2 Pensions (Lucas) Interest on Loan (Whiteside) Bedesmen at Turvey Money 16 Bursar money and wages 1726 alms Steeple aston Christmas Boxes 5 Gown and rent of Rooms - Somerset Scholars Hebrew Lecturer, salary Interest on Loan Law expenses - Kerridge 2 Pension - Lucas Receipt for wages - unknown Wages Money 17 Bursarial money 1727 a list of Christmas boxes &c. receipted - of 23 recipients two put their marks Interest on a Loan of £1000 from - Whiteside Money 18 Bursarial money 1729 6 Gown and Chambers for scholars Interest on Bond, John Whiteside [could be John Whiteside, matr. 1696?]
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Money 19 Bursarial money 1729 Christmas-boxes a list Legal expenses Money 20 Junior Bursar accounts 1730 a list with weeks "Pa : Po" : mulcts" and about 25 names at top. Below "Bible Reader, wine money, Div. Lect, Univ Lect: charit mon: Div : culet arts culet ...... Litt Gall Plate money, Cook, Library, Coronats, Barber, Glazier, Magd: Bridge, Imp: on names Chamber rents ch.school Pr. chad ...... norris'(?) (much perished) Money 21 Bursarial Junior Bond 28 Nov 1730 A. For £400 by the College to John Cartwright of Wytham, Berks, Gentleman. -- to pay £204.10 on the 29 May 1731 B £12.10 paid by College to same J.C Query as interest? on 14 Nov 1732 Money 22 Bursarial money 1731 List of Christmas-boxes Money 23 Bursarial money 1735 Cask to manciple Christmas gifts (22 Servants &c.) Butler Gratuity to 2 Expenses on Estates - gruel (?) 2 Salary of manciple Money 24 Bursarial money 1737 To Barber of the College wages Black Hall part of rent 4 Brewer, gratuity to augment. of salary Christmas-boxes (List of 21 servants) ? by old iron Rent-collector, salary Money 25 Bursarial money 1737-1738 alms at Steeple aston Interest on loan Loan from Dr Frewin Turvey vicarage for Bedesmen Wages and gratuity to Brewer Money 26 Bursarial money 1740 alms Steeple aston 4 Brewer gratuity Interest on Loans Dr Frewin
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Wilkins 2 Legal charges Wages to Brewer Money 27 Bursarial money 1741 allowance (to Spackman) alms Steeple aston arrears for 1741 Balance-sheet with College Commons-account 1740, 1 Division sheet (as 49.62) 2 Gratuities to Brewer 2 Interest on Loan Quarterly-account Receipt (from a Mrs Gagmir) Rents coming in, 1740 Salary of workmaster Speech, the Bridgman Stepney, tithes 4 Wages, augm., manciple 2 " " Brewer Money 28 Bursarial money 1742 4 Brewer Gratuities 2 Butler, augmentations Scullion's wages "In lieu of cinders" Interest paid on Loans to John Wilkins Dr Frewin Speech - Bridgman's marshall of Beggars Money 29 Bursarial money 1743 allowance to ...? (1742) Bond for £1000 to Wilkins the Goldsmith 4 Gratuities to Brewer 2 Interest on Loans Law expenses, re Cheshire Legacy Oration paid for Subscription to Gospel Society Wages 3 augmentation 4 Gardener 4 Scullion Money 30 Bursarial money 1744 2 Brewer Gratuity Butler augment. of Salary 2 Interest on Loans Oration, the Bridgman - Wages Barber Money 31 Bursarial money 1745
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advance on candle account Brewer Gratuity 2 Interest on Loan Oration. The Bridgman Wages Brewer augment. Butler Chapel attendt. 3 Gardener 3 Hall attendant Manciple augm. 3 Marshall of University or of Beggars Money 32 Bursarial money 1746 allowance for repairs to House Balance of 'Minute' Expenses Law Expenses Speech - Bridgman's 2 Wages - augmentation Query - whose? Money 33 The Exoneration of Bursar 1747 The Exoneration or Discharge of Bursar Forster - incomplete. no fees to Lawyers. no repairs to Tower nothing received from Duchy of Lancaster no new building Cloak for the Groom £2.8.0 Proceeds from wheat & malt 213.4.8 1/4 Joyce Frankland's - paid 65.17.4 Repairs 189.6.11 1/2 Money 34 Bursar's discharge 1747 The onus or Debit account of Bursar Forster for the year 1746-7 (The contra, or other half, not here) Money 35 Bursarial money 1747 2 alms Steeple aston augmentation of salary, manciple Brewer's Gratuity Interest paid on loans Lease renewed by City Wages Increment of 2 Butler Wages Increment & Gratuity Wages Gratuity Money 36 Bursarial money 1749 alms Steeple aston
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Cash to Mr Phillips for ? Cash Query Subscription Expenses on Progress Interest on Loans Marshal of the Beggars Receipt, a Banker's Bill Salary, augmentation of manciple's Butler's Money 37 Bursarial money 1750 Cash paid to Lincoln Coll Interest on Loan Dr Frewin Legal expenses 2 marshal of Beggars Wages, augment. Butler manciple Money 38 Rents 15 Jul 1751 A a list of eight Rents received B a second list about same date Money 39 Bursarial money 1751 alms Steeple aston Contribution - fire Interest on Loan Marshal of Beggars 2 Salary, augmentation of Subscription Mr Carte's History Money 40 Bursarial money 1752 Bill, of a London Firm 2 Corn-Rolls £145 & 143 Expenses, messenger Expenses on Progress viz., at Burford Chipping Norton Cropredy 4 to Enstone at Hungerford at Marlborough at the Priory to Shelswell to Steeple aston 4 to Thornhill summary house-fire Gratuity
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query for? Interest on Loan to Marshall of Beggars Subscription to Mr Thos. Carte Wages 2 Butler manciple Money 41 Bursarial money 1753 alms Steeple aston Contribution to Prof. of Gospel Expenses on Progress Enstone Interest on loan Legal expenses on purchase of Didcot estate v. Dr Leyburow 2 Marshal of Beggars For Perquisite of Candle Salary. augment. of Butler manciple Money 42 Bursarial money 1754 Cash paid to Mr Crowther of Catworth Cash refunded Expenses on Progress 3 Chipping norton Enstone Steeple aston 2 Thornhill House-fire Interest on Loan Legal expenses Salary. augm. of Butler Manciple Money 43 Bursarial money 1755 advance of 11s to ? allowance, painting Room Bible Lecturer Bond and Discharge, Dr Frewin Cash to Carpenter Cash for cellar to Rooms Copying Clerk Expenses on Progress viz at Edmonton to Essex
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at Faringdon 2 at High Wycombe at Rickmansworth to Rollwright at Romford at Steeple aston at Tetsworth at Uxbridge Salary 2 Butler - aum. of Chapel attendant Kitchen-man manciple Money 44 Bursar money 1756 2 augmentations of salaries 2 Bursar's 'man' - salary Cook, advance to Donation to University of Debritzen Gardener, wages Gratuity to Butler Horse hire Kitchen-man Plate licence, College Money 45 Bursarial money 1757 alms Steeple-aston alms Oxford 2 Marshall of Beggars Subscription to Girls' School, Oxford 3 Wages Money 46 Bursarial money 1758 To the Bible Lecture perquisite from Candles Expense of journey to consult the Visitor Money 47 Bursarial: letter to 12 Nov 1759 Mrs Winter, tenant of the College < at Cleeve Pipard or Thornhill manor > writes from Lyddiard Millisent that she has paid no money for planks &c. on the College's behalf - she mentions a Thos Spackman (? a baliff there) Signed Mary Winter Money 48 Bursarial money 1759 5 Bills 'on Progress' " " Rollright 2 " " Wiltshire Copying Clerk Legacy from Dr Duncomb Legal expenses, Somerby &c.
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Salary ? Hall man (augmentation) Subscription to Girls' School 2 Surveyor and Terriers Money 49 Bursarial money 1760 Bills on Progress, at aylesbury Baldock Bicester 2 Buscott Chipping norton & Essex 2 Faringdon House hire Hitchin 3 Iver Leighton Buzzard Royston Saffron Walden Thornhill Woburn Wooton Basset 2 Horse hire - to? Salaries Butteryman, augmentation 2 Hall man 3 manciple Scholarship Mr Church ? Somerset Money 50 Bursarial money 1761 Bank annuities, sale of Bills on Progress Harrowden, the Bedesmen marshal. attendance of the University 3 Salary, augment. of Selham Rectory, augmentation of Stipend Subscription to Girls' School Subscription to Dr Kennicott Turvey, alms to Bedesmen Money 51 Bursarial letters 1762 money for Dr Francis Willis £15.0.0 -- -- 1762 Letter from Mr Hales to Bursar 4 Dec. 1762 Money 52 Bursarial money 1762 Salaries augementations of 4 Hall man 4 Manciple
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Money 53 Bursarial money 1762-1763 alms 2 Steeple aston St anne's Middlesex augmentation of living Bills on Progress 2 no place named Bradstone 2 Calne Edmonton 5 Faringdon Marlborough Thornhill Wooton Basset Donation to Colleges in the United States Legal Expenses 3 Marshal of Beggars money advanced overcharge Salary in augmentation 4 Butler 4 Manciple 2 Rector of Selham Subscription 2 Dr Kennicott 2 Girls' School Money 54 Bursarial money 1764 A. Cash Book & notes 3pp B. List of Battels &c. 4pp List of Styles 1pp &c. Money 55 Bursarial money 1764 Cash in augmentation of a living Expenses on Progress at Banbury Banbury & summary Faringdon 2 Horse hire Posting to London Swindon Thornhill &c. Woodstock Wooton Basset 2 Marshall of the University Salary of 5 Butler - augmentation Manciple 2 Scourer
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Stipend Rector of Selham Subscription Girls School, Oxford Dr Kennicot Summary Money 56 Bursarial money 1765 Cash (to Hayes the Bookbinder) Expenses on Progress at aylesbury 2 at Banbury 2 at Dunstable 3 into Essex at Faringdon at Hitchin at Iver at Kingston (?Bagpuze) at Royston at Thame 4 at Thornhill 2 at Walden (Saffron-) at Wooton Basset Horse hire 2 Marshal of University Pension of Principal for Somerset Scholars £38.5.3 Stipend to Vicar of Limehouse Selham Subscription to Girl's School to Dr Kennicot Thornhill a journey to Wages to Butler to Manciple Money 57 Bursarial money 1766 Cash on candle account Expenses on Progress at Banbury at Cropredy at Faringdon 2 at Hopcroft's Holt Steeple aston Letters cost of 3 months £7.16.10 3 months £9.0.2 3 months £7.14.4 3 months £4.8.7 Living augmentation of
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2 St anne's, Stepney 2 Selham 2 marshal of the university Receipt for £10 from Mrs Leigh, Balliol Salary 3 augmentation Butlers Manciples Subscription to Girl's school Manx Bible Dr Kennicot's text Money 58 Bursarial money 1767 advertisements attendance on corn-day Expenses on Progress 2 at Banbury Hopcroft's Hotel Posting to above Steeple aston Walingford Horse hire Legal expenses Livings St annes' Stepney Selham Salary augmentation of 4 Butler 4 Manciple 2 attendance of marshal Subscription to Girls' School Dr Kennicot for the poor Money 59 Bursarial money 1768 an exercise £2.2.0 Expenses on Progress at abingdon Crowell Didcot & Selham 4 Faringdon 3 Farnham Fyfield Haslemere Kingston 5 Midhurst Odiham 3 Reading
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4 Wallingford 2 horse hire Gratuity manciple Livings Limehouse 2 Selham Wooton Rivers 2 marshal of university Oration, The Bridgman Salary augmentation Subscription to Dr Kennicot Money 60 Bursarial money 1769 Courts expenses of holding - Letter to Proctor Haddon, from an offender Marshal - the University, payment Salaries, augmentation of 4 Butler 2 Manciple Selham Living - augmentation of Speech, the Bridgman £20 Stipend of St anne's Middlesex augmentation Subscription to Dr Kennicot Money 61 Bursarial money 1770 Copy of the College Drain Executors (of Dr Yarborough) accounts Expenses on Progress Chipping Norton 4 to Buckden re confirmation of Principal Gwyn Living St anne's Limehouse 2 Selham 2 marshal of university medicine for labourer mourning for a servant Oration Salaries Butler - items Butler 4 augmentations Manciple - items Manciple augmentation Speech, Bridgman 2 Stipend, Wooton Rivers Subscription Girls' School Money 61x Bursarial money 1771 Bankers accounts
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Copying clerk Corn Roll Expenses on Progress to Dover Livings, augmentation, St anne's, Whitechapel Wooton Rivers Marshal of the University Salary, Butlers augmentation Manciple augmentation and increments Subscription, Radcliffe Infirmary Subscription, Girls charity school in Oxford Money 62 Bursarial money 1772 Bill delivered Insurance from fire Library expenses on Dr Yarborough's books Subscriptions to Gower's Cheshire to Dr Kennicott Money 63 Bursarial money 1772 2 Salary of Butler Subscription to Chaplain of the Radcliffe Infirmary Money 64 Bursarial money 1772 agents journey posting &c. Fire insurance 2 Legal expenses Rodborough Scholarship Price sheet of corn in Oxford market Salary augmentation Butler Subscription Radcliffe Infirmary Money 65 Bursarial money 1774 Expenses transcribing Expenses Rollwright Fire Insurance Lighting and Cleansing marshal of the university 2 salary - augmentation Manciple Money 66 Bursarial money 1775 1 Bankers' account for Christmas 2 They refuse Mr Brewer's money - (letter) Money 67 Bursarial money 1775 arrears on leases average price of wheat & malt 1768-1774 Fines due Lady Day 1775
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Lease renewable Michaelmas 1775 Mr Maddock £100 paid to Manciple's bond for £200 conditions (n.b.) notes on the fines of several estates Principal 2 an additional stipend Money 68 Bursarial money 1775 2 copying clerk Expenses on Progress Cleeve P. & Chilston Cropredy & Wimbish Cropredy & Marston Enfield Rollwright Steeple aston, Iver & Uxbridge Thenford, survey 2 Thornhill 2 Uxbridge Woodstock Legal Expenses lease from City about Burrow about Burrow ejection money paid at commemoration to Maddock Sale of Stock 3 subscription Radcliffe Infirmary Money 69 Bursarial money 1776 Salaries augmentation of Butler's Manciple's Money 70 Bursarial money 1777 Bankers' account for the year Bankers' cash received Expenses on Progress (including 'Leicester' and 'five journeys' Fines Michaelmas 1777 Fines and arrears 1777 Horse Hire Income from Estates List of Charges, Matriculation Marshall of the University? (2) Salary: augmentation of Butler's and Manciple's Steward: Legal expenses (3) Stipend to late Principal [Cawley] Subscription to Radcliffe Infirmary
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Money 71 Bursarial money 1778 Expenses on Progress at Banbury Billing Billing, Towcester & Northampton Chapel House & Woodstock Dedington Middleton Cheney "to the Visitor" Fire Insurance College Legal expenses 2 Marshal of the University Subscription to Radcliffe Infirmary Money 72 Bursarial money 1779 Cook's receipts in the year Expenses on Progress to Stokenchurch Subscription to Radcliffe Infirmary Money 73 Bursarial money 1780 Cash on account? Expenses on Progress to Harrowden Library 2 advances Subscription to Girls School, Radcliffe Infirmary Money 74 Bursarial money 1781 advertising Benefaction Queen's College fire Salary to University Marshal Subscriptions Girls School, Radcliffe Infirmary Money 75 Bursarial money 1782 Dividend 2 on Canal money advanced to steward Subscriptions Girls School, Oxford and Roads at Stanlake University Marshall
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Marshal of University Subscription to Girls' School Money 78 Bursarial money 1786 Cropredy estate, interest on Expenses - Riding to the Visitor at Stratford Interest on Legacy, Mr Parker Law charges by the steward? 2 Rodborough Lecture 2 Subscription Girls School Money 79 Bursarial money 1787 Cash to Library Expenses on journey to Bloxham 2 Interest on money, yet unpaid, on Cropredy Canal Subscription Girls School Money 80 Bursarial money 1788 Benefaction to tenant case of fire Expense of journey - Cropredy Interest of money Cropredy Interest of 'charity' money, Mr Parker's Stipend St Anne's Limehouse Subscription to Girls' School Wages Bursars' man
Money 81 Bursarial money 1791 To Mr Whateley Benefactions Radcliffe Infirmary Girls School 2 Mr Hunter's stipend Bodleian Library Insurances quit rent Thenford Salary, Mr Holmes Money 82 Bursarial money 1792 Subscription to Septuagint Subscription to Girls' School 17 Bankers' letters Letter as to reduction to 4% of the Oxford Canal schares Money 83 Bursarial money 1793 alms Law Expenses Subscription to Septuagint Mr Holmes Subscription to Girls' School Money 84 Bursarial money 1794 Canal shares
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4 Dividends Cook's wages &c. Draft J.R. Dean Marshall. The City - payment to Benefaction to Girls' School Benefaction to Septuagint Editor Money 85 Bursarial money 1794 3 Dividends from Canal Fire insurance 2 Law charges 2 Receipts (?) Mr Lock Reward for finding a silver cup Salary to the Cook Benefactions to Girls' School to Septuagint Editor - texts Money 86 Bursarial money 1796 Cash due to ...assignees Marshall of Beggars Memoranda for his successor Money 87 Bursarial money 26 Dec 1797 Receipt for insurance of £1000 from fire Money 88 Bursarial money 1798 Contribution to war-fund 2 contribution to Girls' School Insurance Fire Master of the Bridewell 3 Shares Canal - calls Money 89 Bursarial money 2 Jan 1799 Purchase of Three-per-cent annuities Money 90 Bursarial money 1800 Canal shares - call military account septuagint, subscription to Girls' School, subscription to Insurance 1779 Stock, purchase of Subscription for wheat Money 91 Bursarial money 1801 Balance due to Froggart and Robson 2 Subscription to poor of Oxford
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Vol. 32 Muniments Muniments
Muniments 1 Contents of drawers in Muniment Room undated [c.1710] A ?short Index and Copy of Contents of Drawers A to Y and A2 to D2 on the South side of Muniment Room. It answers in a rough way to the present [1898-1911] contents. It has a list of 23 other drawers, estates not specified. Another scrap is about a Richard Reed of Barkester Court, parish of Woston Baggird [Bartree Court, parish of Weston Beggard], Herefordshire The second paper is similar but has on it a Memorandum about money: In the Caution box £40.08.00 Mr Hames' bond £150.00.00 His bill for £120.00.00 Mr Duckworth's bill for £012 10 11¼ His bill for £48.05. 05½ £371.04.04¾ Muniments 2 Memorandum 7 Jul 1820 A Memorandum of 15 documents (counterparts of leases) takend from the Tower for Mr Taunton. Signed by R. Barham. Muniments 3 Letter undated [19 Dec c.1833- Dear Latham 1835] I hope you will respond favourabley to my note of last night. Will you have the goodness to send me the Drawer H2. It is in the cabinet of drawers opposite to you upon entering at the door. Yrs A.T.G. Dec. 19 Gilbert and Latham both in College 1825-1835. Latham Senior Bursar 1833-1835, so these dates most likely. Muniments 1* List of deeds undated [c.C18] A list of deeds for copying
Vol. 32 Offering Offering Money Money
Offering Money The College alms for 58 years 1782-1840 1 Receipts and disbursements of alms received at Holy Communion for the years 1782-1792, 1792-1804, 1804-1814, 1815-1821, 1821-1840 Offering Money Alms to the Radcliffe Infirmary 1 Jan 1835 2 Subscription to the Radcliffe Infirmary
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Vol. 32 Onus Onus Rolls Rolls
Onus Rolls 1 Bursarial Onus Papers 1748-1779 'Onus' of the Bursar or Bursars, their debit & credit account with the College: Forster 1748 Davies 1749 Davies 1750 Mather 1751 Williams 1752 Noel 1753 Maddock 1754 Noel 1755 Noel 1756 Cawley 1757 Noel 1758 Hales 1759 Noel 1760 Mayo 1761 Mayo 1762 Barker 1763 Everard 1764 Barker 1765 Heber 1766 Barker 1767 Nicholson 1768 Gwynn 1769 Haddon 1770 Wilson 1771 Napleton 1772 Wilson 1773 Napleton 1774 Cleaver 1775 Napleton 1776 "Bursar" 1777 "Bursars" 1778 "Senior Bursar" 1779 Very useful for ascertaining the names of tenants &c., of farms vacant, or re-entered 4 rolls paper
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Vol. 32 Receipt Receipt Forms Forms
Receipt Forms Copies of Receipt Forms c.1834 1 A Rent to be sent to the Bursar 8 items 17xx B Rent to be sent to the Bursar 5 items 17xx C Rent to be sent to the Bursar 10 items 18xx
Vol. 32 Rents Rents paid to College paid to College
Rents paid to Bursar Rentals 1833-1843 College 1 Rents paid to the College for the years 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843 1837 and 1838 have alphabetical list of tenants 1839 and 1843 have list of officers There is also a 'Private' rental of 1836 Corresponds to Dividend Books and Rent Rolls
Vol. 32 Rents of Rents of Chambers Chambers
Rents of Rents of Chambers 1758 Chambers 1 Rents of chambers I 8 staircases II 10 chambers near Common-Room III 7 "new" chambers retro. "These to be paid by the Junior Bursar to the Senior Bursar in the last account betwixt them" Total £104.10.0. Paper, foolscap
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Volume 33: Bursarial
Vol. 33 Rates 'Main items only' and taxes
Rates and taxes War loan 4 Nov 1522 1 Memorandum that (on above date) there was paid to Thomas Unton etc, to the use of the Lord King as a loan by William Chambers 4£ for sustaining and carryng on the war [the Emperor Charles V against Francis I of France, Henry in league with the former] of the Lord the King. Rates and taxes Receipt of tax 12 Oct 1563 2 Robert Aline and Thomas Wyneckle (Grantor) citizens of Oxford, Collectors of the Queenes maiestys fyesheries in the parish of St michael in Oxford have received of Mr Sh..., Junior Boursar of Brasinnose (Grantee) for the Colledges fyeshyries, due at this present - 6s. 8d Rates and taxes Extracts about quit rent 1633 3 The extracts mentioned in last 3.43 reaching from 15th Henry VIII (1523/4) to 6 & 7 Elizabeth (1564/5) from Rolls of the College Paper 7 1/2" x 6" Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1694 4 Certainty money 1s. 1d "Sartinti" Jail and Hospital 11d 4 Land-Tax, College ea: 1.11.0 Militari Tax Quit Rent Cold Norton to Ch: Ch. Rent to Lincoln Coll for Staple Hall Train band charges, drums & colours 19 September 1693 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1697 5 Certainty money 1s. 1 1/2 "Sartinty" Land Tax on Coll: 1/4 year £1.3.3 Land Tax on Coll: 1/4 year £1.5.0 Militia Tax - - 10 Quit rent to St Mary's 4 - Quit rent Cold norton to Ch: Ch: 1.7- Rent to Lincoln Coll for Staple Hall 1.0.0 Window Tax, Coll 1/2 year 3.0 Window Tax, Coll 1/2 year 3.0 Rates and taxes Bursar rents and taxes 1697 6 Cardington Farm, a land tax Thenford Fee-farm rent issuing from the Rectory Rates and taxes Bursar rates and taxes 1697-1698 7 Land Tax on the College for 1697 - £1.11.0 Window Tax on the College for 1698 3.0
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Jail and Hospital 1.0 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1699 8 6 Receipts for Excise on Beer - Beer-tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1703 9 Certainty Tax House and Window Tax Quit Rents for Cardington Houses, High Street Houses, St Mary's Shotteswell Rent Staple Hall Rates and taxes Bursarial taxes 1703 10 7 Excise-bills on beer brewed all in 1703 Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1704 11 alms, Steeple aston, 2 women £8.0.0 Bridge tax 1s. 2d Certainty-money Highway Rate Cropredy 2 Jail and Hospital (jail, aspel) 4 Land Tax £1.6.0 Quit rent to St Mary V 2 Rent in chief to Lord Guildford (Shotteswell) Rent of Staple Hall, to Lincoln Coll Taxes Fee farm Rent (Thenford) 4 Window Tax Rates and taxes Bursarial taxes 1704 12 Window Tax 3.0 Land Tax 1.6.0 'won pound six' first quarterly payment Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1707 13 Certainty money Harrowden Chief Rent 3s 9 1/2 to Mr Petipher Highway Rate 2 Jail and Hospital Harrowden 4 Land tax Harrowden Militia money Harrowden Rent Staple Hall (Lincoln Coll) Rent St Mary's 2 Window tax Harrowden Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1718 14 Fee farm Rent to Christ Church Rent to new college Rent to Lincoln Coll: for Staple Hall 4 Taxes Cardington 3 Taxes St Mary the V Tithes - Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1719 15 Church Rate and Hanging of Bells
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Quit rent from Harrowden Rent Black Hall Rent Staple Hall 2 Rent to new College (two 7s) for shop in all saints par: Window Tax Salary of Hebrew Lecturer Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1720 16 Fee farm Rent Thenford Land Tax College 4 Land Tax Harrowden 2 Land Tax House Land Tax to Lincoln College Land Tax to St Michael Offering money to Lincoln Quit Rent Cold Norton shop in all saints to new Coll: Rent 2 Staple Hall - to Lincoln to City, Garden late Lord Harcourts Harrowden Taxes Land, ?Land, Window - 3 in one receipt 4 Window Tax College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1722 17 1 Capon money To the City 1 Church Rate ? all saints or St Mary the V. 5 Land Tax (one for 1721 1 Land Tax one for Estate 1 offering money all saints 3 Quit rent for Garden for St Mary V for Harrowden 2 Rents new College Staple Hall to Lincoln Coll: 3 Rents House in all saints par 3 Window Tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1722-1723 18 Capon money to City 2s. 0 Encroachment, to City 9. 0 Feefarm rent to Ch: Ch: 1. 7. 0 Feefarm rent to Harrowden 8. 4 Quit rent Two years - 8 Land Tax college 11. 10 1. 1. 4 1/2 1.3.6 11. 10 1/2 Rent to Lincoln Coll Staple Hall 1 - - 2.4 - ? offering? Quit rent Rent St Mary par 4 -
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Rent to new coll 8 - Tithe Black Hall Garden Window Taxes 1.11.8 2.3.9 10 - 3 - Marshal of Beggars 17.3 17.3 Salary of Hebrew Lecturer 2 - - ? 2 - - Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1724 19 1 Capon money to City 4 Church Rates Fee farm rent 2 Offering money, Lincoln Coll: 2 Quit rents all saints and oriel 4 rents to Christ Church from Steeple aston To Lincoln, for Staple Hall To St Mary the V. Church to New Coll: 6 Land Tax 2 Rent to City to Harrowden 4 Window Tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1725 20 Capon money to City Church tax, Land tax, Window tax to St. Mary's 12 s. 8d 2 Land tax 3 Land tax for College 3 Rent Harrowden 9s 0 to City 9s. Cold Norton 27s. Quit rent amsterdam, a house in. Lincoln Coll: St mary's par. 4s. 0 Stepney - tithes £4.0.0 Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1726 21 3 Church Rates (with 1 land tax) 2 Fee farm Rents I Thenford II Harrowden 4 Land tax 1 offering money, to Lincoln Coll for Staple Hall 2 Quit Rents - Christ Church and new College 3 Rents all Saints, City, and St. Marys. 1 Tithes - Stepney 3 Window Tax &c. Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1727 22 Capon Money to City Fee farm Rent to Christ Church Land Tax & Capon money to City Offering money to Lincoln College Quit Rent to City 2 Quit Rent to City Rent due to St. Mary's Parish
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Rent due to new College Window Tax and Church Rate to all Saints 5 Window Tax for College 7 Land Tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1728 23 Capon money to City Church rate to all saints par Land tax Quit-rent to Lincoln Quit-rent to St. Mary the V. Rent to City Rent to Lincoln College Rent to new College Taxes various 9 Window Tax 2 Window Tax Cold Norton [Salary of Hebrew Lecturer] Rates and taxes Bursar rents 1728, 1730 24 October 1730 Rents due to Christ Church (Cold norton) 27s & 30s April 1730 Quit rent due to St Mary's parish 4s. Nov 1728 Rent due at Harrowden VIIIs IVd Nov 1730 Rent due to all saints for their shop 7s Nov 1730 alms due at Steeple aston £8.0.0 Nov 1730 Fee-farm Rent from Thenford Rectory. 1.6.8 Nov 1730 Keeping Court at Thornhill 3 yrs. 18.0.0 Nov 1730 alms to Beadsmen at Turvey with an appointment paper Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1729 25 Land Tax House Rent to City Window Tax House Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1729 26 Capon money to City 2 Land Tax House & summary Offering money to Lincoln Coll Quit Rent Staple Hall (to Lincoln Coll) Rent to St Mary V. House Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1730 27 Capon money to the City 2s 0 Church rate to St. mary 1.7 - Window Tax 6s 0 Church rate to St. mary 13.10 Window Tax 3.0 Duty or Excise Tax on ale, 2 yrs, total 78.3.1 Land Tax (2 yrs ?) 9.18 - Land Tax two half-years 1.5.6 Land Tax on two houses 3.5.8 1/2 Land Tax [ ? Holywell] 17.2 Quit rent 1.4.4 Quit rent 9.8 Rent to Lincoln Coll. Staple Hall 2.4
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Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1731 28 Capon money to City Church Rate to St. Mary V. par Fee farm Rent for Cold norton to Christ Church 5 Land-tax for College & Houses Offering for Staple Hall, to Lincoln Coll: Offering to Oriel for St. Mary's parish Quit rent, to City Quit rent for Staple Hall to Lincoln 2 Rent to new College for Houses Window Tax, College Rates and taxes Bursarial rents and taxes 1732 29 4 Land Tax, one St Mary's parish 1 Quit Rent to St Mary's parish Offering money to Oriel College Quit Rent Thenford Rent for Staple Hall to Lincoln College Rent for New College Window Tax New College a memorandum that Mr Thatcher's tax is 16s. 6 3/4 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1733 30 1 Fee farm Rent to Ch. Ch: from Cold norton 5 Land Tax on College and Houses Offering to Oriel Coll Quit Rent to City Quit Rent to St. Mary's 2 Rent to Lincoln College for Staple Hall 1 Rent to New College Tithes - Stepney 2 Taxes - to St. Mary, to Harrowden Window Tax Capon money to City Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1734 31 Capon money, to City 23s 0 Church rate 2s 8 2 Land tax 8s 8, 8s 8 Land tax 1733 33s 0 Land tax Harrowden 8s 4, 13-. 13- Land tax St Mary the V 14s 1 Quit rent St Mary's 4s 0 Quit rent New college 8s 0 Rent to the City 9s 0 Rent to Lincoln coll 2s 4 Window tax 2s 0 £7 9 9 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1735 32 7 Beer tax Capon money to City Fee farm rent on Thenford Rectory Land tax 2 houses Oblations (!) to Oriel Coll
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Offering money to Linc Coll Quit rent house in all saints Quit rent to City Quit rent to St Marys Quit rent for Staple Hall Rent to new college 3 taxes on houses Window tax (vide cold norton 52.10) Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1737 33 Capon-money - to city Excise on Beer Fee farm rent &c. for Cold Norton Quit rent to city Land tax - 2 Harrowden, 4 on houses, 1 on Coll Offering money to Lincoln Coll Rent Harrowden 3 taxes a house Tithes at Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1737-1738 34 Capon money to city Fee farm rent Cold norton (and window tax) 5 Land tax Offering money to Lincoln College 3 Quit rent Tithes at Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1739 35 8 Land tax Quit rent to Lord north [for Harrowden] Quit rent to St Mary V Rent due to Ch Ch from Cold Norton Window tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1740 36 Capon money to City Fee farm rent Thenford Land tax amsterdam, St Mary's par, 11 houses, 2 College Langable to city Offering money to Lincoln College Quit rent all saints parish, wall in amsterdam, Cold norton, 2 Harrowden Farm, Shotteswell Rent to city Tithes for Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1741 37 Capon money to City Fee farm rent Cold Norton and window tax Land tax 12 House (some of these are marked F, for Fidler's House), College Langable to City Offering money to Lincoln Quit rent Fielding's House, Thenford, St Marys par Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1742
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38 Fee farm rent (Cold Norton) and window tax Land tax House all saints, 3 houses, House amsterdam, Mrs Taylor's, Mrs Thorps, Mr Spiers Offering money to Lincoln College Quit rent house, house in all saints, wall in amsterdam, Thenford Tithe, Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1743 39 Fee farm rent and window tax - college Land tax 4 amsterdam, 1 coll 1741, 1742, 3 Harrowden, 12 Houses Langables 1742-1743 2 house Offering money to Lincoln Coll Quit rents amsterdam, 2 Harrowden, Thenford, St Mary's parish Rent Harrowden, 2 Shotteswell Tithes Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1744 40 Fee farm rent 2 Harrowden, 1 Thenford Land tax 2 Didcot 1743, 1744, 2 Harrowden, 9 Houses on site of College 1743-1744 Langable one house Quit rent Cold norton, St Mary the V Rent wall in amsterdam Window tax Didcot Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1745 41 Land Tax 2 Harrowden, 13 House, College Langable House 2 Offering to Lincoln Coll Quit rent 2 all saints 1743, in amsterdam, Cold norton, Harrowden, 2 St Mary's Window tax College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1746 42 Land tax College, 8 houses Langable to City Offering to Lincoln, House Quit rent Cold Norton, St Mary's, to all saints Window tax college Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1747 43 Fee farm rent Cold Norton, Thenford Land tax 18 houses, 2 college Langable Thorpe's House Offering to Lincoln College Quit rent 3 houses in all saints, 1 St Mary's Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1748 44 Fee farm rent Cold Norton Land tax 13 houses (one 1746), 2 college Langable to City Quit rent house in all saints
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Rents and taxes Sadberg and Whesso Rent house, St Mary Parish Window tax college Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1749 45 Fee farm rent Cold Norton Land tax 3 houses in Amsterdam, 1 College, 6 houses, Langable Rent to St Mary's Window tax College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1750 46 Fee farm rent Thenford Land tax College, 11 houses, 1 Harrowden Langable to City Offering money to Lincoln Coll Quit rents all saints, houses, Cold Norton Rent St Mary's, stables Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1751 47 Fee farm rent Cold Norton Quit rent all saints, st mary's Rent 2 Holywell stables Land tax 1 College, 9 houses 1750 & 1751, 2 houses in all saints Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1752 48 Allowance for rent of room Church rate st mary's Fee farm rent Cold Norton, Thenford 1751, 1752 Land tax 2 College, 8 houses, house in all saints, house in st mary's, 2 stables in Holywell Poor rate 2 Holywell Quit rent house in all saints Rates and taxes combined for Parson's house Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1753 49 Fee farm rent Cold Norton, Thenford Land tax College, 4 Didcot, 7 houses, house in all saints Rent Holywell stables Tithes Stepney Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1754 50 Land tax 8 houses, 1 College Quit rent all saints Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1755 51 Land tax all saints par, College, Holywell, 6 houses Poor rate Holywell Quit rent 2 all saints, Christ Church, St Mary V Taxes Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1755-1756 52 Church rate to St Mary's Fee farm rent to Christ Church 16 Land tax mainly all saints parish Langable to City Poor rate Holywell
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Quit rent all saints Rent of stable Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1757 53 Church tax Holywell 9 Land tax no. 1 Amsterdam, no. 4 Amsterdam, no. 7 Amsterdam, no. 14 High Street, no. 13 High Street, no. 12 High Street, 8 High Street, no. 15 High Street, no. 3 Amsterdam Land tax College Land tax Harrowden Plate tax the Coll Poor rates Holywell Quit rent to Ch Ch Rent St mary the V Rent stables in Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1758 53x Land tax College, 1 house, stables Plate tax College Poor rate Holywell Quit rent all saints Taxes eight "double" Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1759 54 Land tax 10 College, 2 houses in St Mary's parish, 3 Harrowden Poor rate 1 Holywell Quit rents 1 St Mary's, 1 Cold Norton Tax on plate College for 4000 oz. Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1760 55 Church tax Holywell Fee farm rent Cold Norton Land tax 6 College, 3 Harrowden, Holywell, houses Poor tax Holywell Quit rent house all saints, house st marys Tax on plate 4000 oz. College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1761 56 Church - ley (a rate) Holywell Land tax 5 College, Etwall (?), 2 Harrowden, 8 Thornhill Plate tax College 4000 ounces Poor rate Holywell Quit rents houses in all saints, in St mary the V, 2 Shotteswell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1763 57 Church tax Holywell Fee farm rent Cold Norton 1761-1763 Land tax Holywell, house all saints par, 2 houses, 6 College 1759, 1761-1763, 1 on a scholarship, 5 Thornhill Plate tax 2 on 4000 oz. Poor rate all saints, Holywell, St mary's Quit rent all saints, 2 st mary
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Taxes 2 Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1764 58 Church rate Holywell Fee farm rent Cold Norton Land tax College, 4 houses, Holywell Plate tax College Poor rate Holywell Quit rent to all saints, to st mary's Window tax College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1765 59 Church ley (or rate) Holywell Land tax Holywell, 2 houses, College Plate tax 4000 oz. College Poor rate Holywell Quit rent to St mary V Window tax College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1766 60 Church tax Holywell Fee farm rent Cold Norton Land tax College and houses, Holywell, house Plate tax College Poors tax Holywell Quit rent to St mary the V Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1767 61 Church rate Holywell Fee farm rent Cold Norton Land Tax College, 2 houses, Holywell Plate tax, 4000 oz. Poor rate, Holywell Quit rent, St Mary V, Shotteswell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1768 62 Land tax, College, houses on All Saints Offering money to Lincoln Plate tax Quit rent, Cold Norton, St Mary's Rent, Holywell (for six years) Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1769 63 Land tax, 3 College Plate tax, on 4000 oz. Quit rent, Cold Norton, St Mary's, Shotteswell Rent of stable, Holywell Taxes, 7? Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1770 64 Land tax for College Land tax for house Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1770 65 Land tax, College Payment in lieu of militia, Holywell, 3 College Plate tax, College Poor taxes, Holywell Quit rent, St Mary's, Thenford
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Rent, Stables in Holywell Window tax, College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1771 66 Land tax for College Land tax for house Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1770-1771 67 Fee farm rent, 2 Cold Norton 1770 and 1771 2 Militia tax Plate tax Poor rate, Holywell Quit rent, St Mary V Rent, stable, Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1772 68 Fee farm rent, Cold Norton Highway rate Land tax Lighting and paving 4 Militia taxes Plate tax Quit rent, St Mary's Par, to city Rent, Stables in Holywell 3 Taxes, Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1773 69 Fee farm rent, Cold Norton Land tax, house 2 Lighting and cleansing 2 Militia tax 1 Plate tax 4 Poor rate 2 Quit rent, to city Rate, 3 St Mary Rent, Stables Taxes, Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1774 70 2 Land tax, College Plate tax Quit rent to city Rate (land tax), St Mary's Rent, stables Taxes ? Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1775 71 2 Highway rate 2 Fire insurance 11 Land tax, 2 College 1772, 8 houses, 1 Principal's lodgings 2 Lighting rate 2 Plate tax 6 Poor rates, 4 house, 1 Principal's lodgings, stables Quit rent, 2 to city Rate ? Rent, 2 stables
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Taxes, St Mary the V Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1777 72 Fire insurance, lodgings Land tax, 2 houses 1776 & 1777, 2 lodgings Lighting and cleansing, lodgings Poor rate, lodgings Quit rent, City, Shotteswell (to Lord Guildford) Rates and taxes, Holywell Rent, Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1778 73 Fee farm rent, Cold Norton House tax, lodgings 1777 Land tax, 3 Iver 1773-1775, house 1776, College 1777, houses, Principal's lodgings 4 Lighting and cleansing 2 Land tax and house tax Poor rates, to St Mary the V Quit rent, St Mary the V, City Rent, stables, Holywell Taxes, Holywell Window tax, Principal's lodgings Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1779 74 Fire insurance House tax, stables Land tax, houses, the lodgings, 2 College Lighting and cleansing, Coll 54 yards, Coll 93 yards, 2 lodgings 14 yards Quit rent, to city, for the lodgings Subscription, "to the service of Governments" Window tax, lodgings Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1780 75 Fee farm rent, Cold Norton Fire insurance House duty 2 House tax 5 Land tax Rent, stables 4 Lighting and cleansing Quit rent, encroachment, a vault 2 Rent, St Mary's, stables Window tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1781 76 Fire insurance 3 Land tax Land tax and house tax Lighting and cleansing 4 Paving rate 2 Poor rates Poor rates and militia tax Quit rent, to city Rates and taxes, stables, Holywell
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Rent, to St Mary V parish, stables Window tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1782 77 ? (a few figures) Fee farm rent, Cold Norton Fire insurance, College Land tax, Holywell, house, the lodgings Poor rate, the lodgings, St Mary parish Quit rent, to city Rent, stables Subscription, to Rade: Infirmary Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 10 Dec 1783 78 Receipt of land tax; J. Walker, Receiver General to Brasennose College J.W. has received the land tax chargeable on the College for the years 1783, 1784. Total £13.4. Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1783 79 Fee farm rent, Cold Norton Fire insurance Land tax on house, lodgings 4 Lighting and cleansing 6 Paving rate 3 Poor rates Quit rent, to city Rent, to St Mary's, for stables Taxes, Holywell, Lodgings Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1784 80 3 Paving rate 2 Poor rate Quit rent Rate (?) for the lodgings 3 Rent, stables &c. 2 Window tax Window tax and house tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1785 81 Fire insurance 2 Land tax Lighting and cleansing 3 Paving rate 2 Poor rate Quit rent, to city Rent, stables Taxes, Holywell Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1786 82 Fire insurance 1785 2 Land tax Lighting and cleansing 2 Paving tax 2 Paving rate Poor rate Quit rent, 1 city, 1 Cold Norton
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3 Rates, Holywell Rent, St Mary V Taxes, College, in tabulated form Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1787 83 Fire insurance 3 Land tax Lighting and cleansing 4 Paving rate Poor's tax Quit rent, to city, to Christ Church Rent to St Mary's, for stables Taxes, Holywell Taxes, the lodgings Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1788 84 Fire insurance House tax and window tax Land tax 2 Lighting and cleansing 3 paving tax Quit rent, St Mary's, city, to Christ Church Rates, the lodgings Rent, stables 2 Taxes, stables and College Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 5 Jun 1789 85 Receipt for 13s 4d "first" rate made 17 May 1789, signed P. Jackson & another Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1791 86 Land tax 4 Lighting and paving 1789 4 Lightinf and paving 1791 Poor tax 2 Quit rent Rent, stable in Holywell Window tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1792 87 Fire insurance 2 Land tax 4 Lighting and paving 3 Poor rate Quit rents for 2 city, Christ Church, St Mary V 2 Rates (1 query) Taxes, for stable Window tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1793 88 Fire insurance of Principal's lodgings Quit rent, to Christ Church Rates, overseers Rent - Ground, for stable Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1794 89 Taxes, land - for the lodgings, militia - Holywell, Holywell for ?, 2 St Mary's
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Rates, church - Holywell, Church - St Mary's, 2 poor, 2 Holywell and a summary 5 Lighting and paving Quit rent to Christ Church Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1794 90 Fire insurance 4 Lighting and cleansing Quit rent to Christ Church Quit rent to St Mary V Rate, poor - St Mary V Rates and taxes, the lodging Rates and taxes, query Rent for stable Taxes for church, Holywell Taxes, land Taxes, 3 for the navy Taxes, poor and militia Taxes, soldiers Taxes, the lodgings Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1798 91 Quit rent to Christ Church Church rate to St Mary the Virgin Plumber and glazier's bill Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes Dec 1798 92 Letters from incumbents &c. to the Bursar Letters about redemption of land tax, viz from: Bethal Green 2 Billing - Great - 1 Catworth 3 Clayton & Keymer 8 Cottingham 2 Deeping 1 Dudcote 2 St George M, London E 2 Gillingham 1 Iver 2 Middleton Cheyney 4 Rodborough 1 Rollwright 2 Steeple Aston 3 Stepney 6 Stoke Bruern 3 Wold or Old 3 46 (total) Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1798-1799 93 Land tax 15 February £10.0.0. Lighting, paving and cleansingm for stable 21 Nov 1798 13.6d for principal's lodgings 1798 £2.0.0., for same 1798, £1.0.0. Seals affixed to documents 1819 and 1821 (4 items
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only) Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes Not yet recorded 94 Rates Holywell Taxes Lodgings Taxes St Mary V Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1800 95 Church rate, St Mary V 3 Lighting and cleansing Militia rate, St Mary's Quit rents, 2 city, 2 St Mary's Rates, 8 Holywell poor, 4 St Mary's poor Taxes, St Mary Window tax Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1800 96 3 Lighting and paving tax 1 Income tax 1 Insurance against fire Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1801 97 Rates, church, Holywell, stables, 3 poor Rent, stables, quit rent to Christ Church, quit rent to city Tax land - the lodgings Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1802 98 Land tax, the lodgings 2 Lighting and paving 2 Quit rent, city and St Mary's 4 Poor rates, St Mary 2 Poor rates, Holywell Rent, stables Window and house tax, the lodgings Fire insurance Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1834-1835 99 Quit rents To city of Oxford for vault and encroachment pd 1 Oct 1835 To the archbishop of York pd 3 Oct 1835 To Merton College, for Holywell 7s 6d pd 10 Oct 1834 To Merton College, for Holywell corn and quit rent pd 10 Oct 1835 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1835 100 Church rate St Mary the Virgin and a quit rent 27 Apr 1835 Poor rate Holywell 20 Sep 1836 5 Land tax and window tax (one for Holywell 1835- 1837) 2 Land tax Great Rollright 30 May 1835 and 29 Oct 1835 2 Land tax North Hinksey 24 May 1835 and 23 Nov 1835 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 25 Jan 1836 101 Quit rents for the College stable
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Quit rent in lieu of capons paid to Merton College on Oct 10 1836 Quit rent and corn rent at midsummer 1836 Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1836 102 Rates and taxes paid Church rate for St Mary's parish year 1835-1836 Poor rate for same pd 19 Apr 1836 Two poor rates all saints parish pd 22 Feb and Sept 1836 Four assessed taxes all saints parish pd 22 Feb and 25 Mch 1836 City rate for Oxford pd 22 Feb and 24 Oct 1836 Land tax house and stable in Holywell pd 25 March 1836 and February 1836 Window tax to Lady Day 1836 pd 19 April Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 27 Jun 1836 103 A quit rent paid to Christ Church Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1836 104 Quit rent paid to the city for a vault and for the acquittance 5s.8d Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1839 105 3 Poor rates all saints parish 2 poor rates Holywell, stable &c. 3 Land tax and window tax, Principal's house 6 Cleansing act &c. in two parishes Rates and taxes Bursarial rates and taxes 1839 106 Quit rent paid to Christ Church Quit rent paid to Merton
Vol. 33 Great Great Roll of Junior Bursar Roll of Junior Bursar Great Roll of Bursarial Great Roll 1777-1778 Junior Bursar 1 The Junior Bursar's tabulated form of expenditure for the year, St Hugh's day 1777 to the same feast 1778. The Headings are Corn : Soc., Claymond's Scholars 4s per week, Frankland, Mordaunt, Rad & W, Cartwright - often blank, Milward - blank throughout, Walker - blank, Henry and Stoddard Reed and Ogle -blank, Church, Som. Iver, Thornhill Manor, Somerset Thornhill, Yate. Money spent £265.14.10 Increments &c. 106.3.4 Total £371.18.2 Great Roll of Computus of Junior Bursar Nov 1785, Nov 1787 Junior Bursar 2 on his Great Roll, exhibiting number of Fellows and their 'Commons' number of Claymond scholars and so on 14 columns in all. Millwards Scholarship wholly
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absent. Great Roll of Great Roll 1789 Junior Bursar 3 Great Roll for the year Scholarships as Headings, some always vacant as Milwards and Ogles. The half-yearly payment by this account is £5.15.8 to each Fellow.
Vol. 33 Servants Wages Servants Wages
Servants Wages Bursar wages 1739 1 of Butler (augmentation) of Charwoman 4 of Knifewoman - Cutler 4 of Manciple (augmentation) of Scourer Servants Wages Income of Butlers and servants 1771-1774 2 Head Butlers stile in 1771-72 £44 0s 9d Under Butlers place in 1771-72 was worth £29 5s 0d Perquisites in 1771 make up the Head Butler's income to £101 1s 1d (Method of paying for messages and errands, curious) Porter's total in 1773 was £101 8s 1d in 1753 was £66 2s 10d Bedmakers income in 1773 depends on the Fellows, Gentle-men Commoners or others from each per year 5s to 10 6 Porters income in 1773 £106 11s 5d Knocking in and knocking out commenced at 12 midnight 1/- to 4/6 per hour. Hall-man - sources of income College Bakers 1774 - shares now divided Scrape-trenchers - now paid
Vol. 33 Steward Steward
Steward 1 Bills of charges Easter and Trinity terms ? Mr Skynner (Grantor) 1676 A Steward has received £5 10 0 He accounts to the Principal for 4 8 rents due to Mr Principal 1 2 "6 of the largest skins and best parchment to make 3 books about Charlbury School 5s 0" B Expenses for drawing leases, distraints &c. (unsigned) 2 5 10 C as above (undated and unsigned) 3 4 0
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Vol. 33 Styles Styles
Styles 1 Bursar Styles 3rd Quarter 1730 List of charges against the various members of the College and the servants Styles 2 Bursar Styles 1733 Payments to scholars and the styles for the first quarter of 1733
Vol. 33 Tallagia Tallagia
Tallagia 1 Information about tallagia 1774 For the Bursar money items which enter the Tallagia
Vol. 33 Bills received for work or services in the College Tradesmen's Bills Tradesmen's Bills 10 Jun 1518 Bills 1 Receipt to plumber; William Thomas, plumber, has received of Richard Sherwood, Bursar of BNC £5 in part payment of a greater sum another £1 is acknowledged below and others on the dorse there remain to be payed the next year £4.14d Tradesmen's Bills 31 Jul 1590 Bills 2 Bond; George Lee of North A( ), Co Oxford, Gent. and Thomas Giles of Oxford, tailor give a bond of £120 to Augustine Pricket of St Mary Magdalen, Oxford to supply 100 quarters of best barley at set times in 5 lots Tradesmen's Bills 1614 Bills 3 A silversmith bill from Walter Wilkins of 9s 2d for soldering and 2s for plainishing and scowering 8 peeaces 2s. One boole broken in the podkin wt. 14 oz less bd 4s 3d Tradesmen's Bills 20 Jun 1615 Bills 4 Richard Haines beerbrewer of Oxford and alderman to Samuel Radcliffe, release for all 'scores, tallies, reckonings' etc. he has or might have against him 'from the beginning of the world unto the date of these presents', signed in full Tradesmen's Bills 18 Jun 1630 Bills 5 Acquittance and full discharge, Willam Attwood alias Sleevens Butcher acquits Phillipp Capper B.D.
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Bills 6 Work done by Bernard Rawlins, Glazier, paid by Mr Greenwood, Bursar Quarries cost 1d each mending the lanthorne at the Chapel door 2s 6d? Tradesmen's Bills 1673-1675 Bills 7 Plumbers bills 16 April 1673 lead and labour £14.13.10 old lead in exchange £8.19.5 1 August 1675 new lead £41.15.4 old lead in exchange £17.9.1 (for what buildings it is not stated) Tradesmen's Bills 1691 Bills 8 Carpenter's bill "laying a flower in room at north-west angle" Glazier's Ironmonger bars to window Joiner Mason Painter Tradesmen's Bills 1692 Bills 9 2 bills Carpenter 1 bill Glazier Joiner Mason Painter Repairs to Mr Fielden's room Tradesmen's Bills 1694 Bills 10 2 Blacksmith's - chains for books etc. Pump in Staple Hall "the woodyard" Braziers 2 Charcoal 5 Dinners - 'mese' dinners 2 Gardener Ironmonger - nails etc. Mason 2 Plasterer 2 Plumber Scavenger 4 Slater - at Library 2 Tea 4 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1696 Bills 11 2 Builders Carpenter 7 Dinners 'anniversary', often called High mese or mess dinner 2 Fuel Mason Painter Plasterer 7 Slater some in Holywell
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Tea and pipes 2 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1697 Bills 12 2 Blacksmiths Glazier Tradesmen's Bills 1697 Bills 13 2 Charcoal 5 Dinners "Tower" 1 Stationer 3 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1710 Bills 13x Rent paid to Lincoln College for Staple Hall £1.0.0 Tradesmen's Bills 1698 (appears to be Bills 14 Bookseller 2 books 1729) Brewer Carpenter Charcoal 2 Coal one paid only in part, £8.9.0 promised in a year 4 Dinners (one incomplete) 2 Glazier 2 Ironmonger Mate for Chapel Painter Slater Tradesmen's Bills 1698 Bills 15 Blacksmith Brewer viz Brewer 2 Cooper 5 Hops 7 Malt 2 Dinner Dray Mason Water Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1696-1699 Bills 16 3 of Blacksmith one earlier bill of 1696 Brewer viz Brewer's assistant Cooper Draywheel Hops Malt Coal Water by conduit Tradesmen's Bills 1698-1699 Bills 17 Bookseller St Austin's works Carpenter Staple Hall and Black Hall Carting 1698-1699 Gardener Fellows garden
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Glazier Ironmonger 1698-1699 Joiner Law expenses Bullen Mason 1698-1699 3 Plumber 7 Slater Black Hall Smith chaining and unchaining books Tradesmen's Bills 1700 Bills 18 Blacksmith's Bill Tradesmen's Bills 1699-1700 Bills 19 Brewing Bills Blacksmith Coals 2 Cooper 9 Excise on beer 1699-1700 Ironmonger 4 Hops Hop-basket 8 Malt Water, carriage of Weights 3 Wheelwright Tradesmen's Bills 1701-1702 Bills 20 3 Blacksmith 1701-1702 Carpenter 1701 Carting - College Ball Court Glazier 2 Ironmonger 2 Joiner Lanterns etc. Mason 1702 ('when the Queen came') Painter Plumber 1701 4 Slater 1701-1702 Tradesmen's Bills 1703 Bills 21 Blacksmith Brewhouse Carpenter Carpenter Chapel - books Charcoal 9 Dinners 2 Dinner-ware - hire of Domus Fagots Gardener Glazier 2 Gowns - Somerset Scholar House Furnisher Joiners press for writings Masons
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Plumber, pump in Black Hall Slater 2 Tea and Coffee 7 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1703 Bills 22 Brewery - viz 2 Blacksmith Carpenter 2 Coals - probably 2 Cooper 1 Dray wheel 4 Hops 5 Malt 1 Millwright Mops, Brooms Plumber Water, loads of Tradesmen's Bills 1707 Bills 23 Blacksmith Coffee 19 Dinner or High messe Gardener Glazier Joiner Lantern and use of pewter 2 Painter Plumber Scavenger Slater 3 Wine 'Sebastian, Palm Viano and Lisbon' Wire Tradesmen's Bills 23 Oct 1708-1 Sep 1709 Bills 23x Brewing accounts. Ground Ivy and wormwood used for bitters, many instances. Excise upon beer. A half- years water in 1708 cost £3.0.0. Hops occur March 10 1707 and June 17 1708. Tradesmen's Bills 1710 Bills 24 Carpenter Carriage hire 2 Coals 2 Dinners Lawyer - Principal unwell Stationer Wine - Claret mountain and Galieia and on account of loan, paid by the Senior Bursar 2 Charcoal Coal Malt Window Tax Tradesmen's Bills 1714 and 1727 Bills 25 Glazier at Steeple Aston 1714
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Oil for Lamps, College 1727 (Two odd bills found straying from the bundles) Tradesmen's Bills 1718 Bills 26 Blacksmith Bookseller 3 Brazier 4 Brawners Brewing - viz: 3 assistant, 4 Coals, 4 Cooper, Corks, 7 Excise, Fagots, 2 Hops, 3 Malt, Mill - repaired, Tinman Brooms Builder Candles and oil 2 Carpenter Chapel 3 Charcoal 1 Coals Collector 2 Dinners 3 Faggots Gardener - in Black Hall Glazier 2 Gown and cap 2 Gravel Groceries Hire of Dinner ware 2 Ironmonger Kitchen goods Linen Mason Needlewoman 3 Oatmeal Pewterer Picture cleaner Plasterer Plumber Stationer Tea and Coffee 4 Washing 5 Water Wine - port and Galieia Wood, for fuel Tradesmen's Bills 1719 Bills 27 Blacksmith Brewing - viz: attendant, 2 Barrels, Cooper, Coals, Corks, 9 Excise Duty, 2 Hops, Repairs, Coppersmith, Malt, 2 Malt mill 6 Brawner Brazier Builder Carpenter Carting
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2 Chapel 3 Charcoal 3 Coals Coppersmith Cutler 3 Faggots Glazier 2 Ironmonger Joiner 4 Kitchen requisites Mason Needlewoman 4 Oatmeal 2 Pails - leather 3 Painter - sundial Plasterer 2 Stationery Timber Towels Water Wireworker 2 Wood (a noman to sundial 15s - query, first and work done at Black Hall 16s 7d) Tradesmen's Bills 1720 Bills 28 Bell rope 2 Blacksmith, Black Hall and Prince's Chamber Brewer - viz: Brewing man, Brooms and candles, Chimney sweep, Coals, 4 Cooper, Dressing millstone, Excise on beer, Fagots of furze, 2 Hops, 2 Hopbasket, 4 Malt £223, Taps? pegs, Water for brewing Carpenter Carting 3 Charcoal Chimney sweep 4 Coals 2 Coffee 2 Coppersmith 2 Dinners 2 Fagots 2 Glazier Ironmonger Kitchen req. Lantern Linen Mats 2 Oatmeal Painter Paper Parchment book 2 Slater
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4 Stationer Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1722 Bills 29 Basketmaker Blacksmith 5 Brawners 4 Braziers Brewing - viz: 3 assistant, Blacksmith, Brooms, candles, Carpenter, 3 Coals, Corks (called 'taps'), 5 Cooper (207 Sinart hoops), 8 Excise, Faggots, Hops, Brooms and Candles, 6 Malt, Millwright, Water 3 Brooms, mops Candles Carpenter 5 Charcoal for Hall and College 4 Coals 3 Copy Clerk Cutler 3 Dinner 2 Faggots Ironmonger Kitchen Requis. Legal Maps Oatmeal 2 Plumber and Glazier Salt Stationer 2 Tea, coffee 2 Washerwoman Water Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1722-1723 Bills 30 Baskets 3 Blacksmith Bookbinder 2 Brawner Brazier Brewing - viz: 3 assistant, Brewhouse - buildings, 3 Cooper, 6 malt, 1 malt mill, repairs, 8 excise tax, water 3 Brooms Carpenter Carting 2 Chapel mats and bks Charcoal 2 Charwomen Chimney Sweep 5 Coals Coffee and tea Cook Copying Clerk
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Cutler 2 Dinner 6 Faggots (1 furze) Furniture Gardener (Black Hall) Glazier 3 Gowns (Scholar 50s) Grocer Hall Lyer Horse hire Ironmonger Joiner Kitchenware Linen and towels 3 Mason Needlewoman 2 Oatmeal Plasterer Plumber and Glazier Rent Collector Repairs Salt 3 Slater 2 Stationer Tea and coffee Travelling expense Thatcher 'teching' Washerwoman Water Whitewasher Wine 2 Wood for the mawner (2 names only) Tradesmen's Bills 1724 Bills 31 Blacksmith Bran Brawners Brazier Brewing viz: 5 assistance, Blacksmith, Brazier, 2 coals for Brewhouse, 2 Cooper, Coppersmith, 8 Excise, Hops, Ironmonger, 3 Malt Builder Carpenter 2 Chimney Sweeper 3 Coals Copying Clerk 3 Dinners 3 Faggots Glazier Ironmonger Joiner
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Legal Linen Mats Mops, brooms, candles Needlewoman 2 Oatmeal Plasterer Salt 4 Stationer 2 Tea and coffee Washerwoman Water 2 Wine Wood (Gowns and caps and lodgings are 'aids' to the Scholars of the Somerset foundation and as money payments in aid.) Tradesmen's Bills 1725 Bills 32 2 Blacksmith Bookbinder 3 Brawners Brazier Brewer viz: assistant, Blacksmith, Bungs, Cooper, Faggots, 2 Hops, candles, brooms, Ironwork, 4 Malt, Mops and Brooms, Tax - excise - £78.0.7, Millwright 3 Builders 2 Charcoal for Hall 5 Coals 3 Coffee and tea 4 Dinner Faggots Gardener at Black Hall Glazier 4 Gown and caps Ironmonger Kitchen utensils Legal Mason 2 Painter Ropemaker Slater Washerwoman 2 Wine Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1726 Bills 33 Bell rope 2 Blacksmith 2 Bookbinder Bran 2 Brawners Brewing viz: Basketmaker, Blacksmith, Bungs, Coals,
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Cooper, 6 Excise tax, Hops, Candles, 3 Malt, Maltmill, Pump, Water 2 Brooms, pepper Buckets, Leather Carpenter Chapel, book and mats Charcoal for Hall Charcoal Charwoman 3 Coals Cook, sundries Coppersmith Copying Clerk Cutler 2 Dinner 2 Faggots Felling trees Glazier Hire of Dinnerware 2 Kitchen requisites Needlewoman Oatmeal Pavior Silversmith Table linen 3 Tea and coffee Washing Wine - port and Rhenish Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1726-1727 Bills 34 Blacksmith Boars and dressing Brazier Builder Carpenter 2 Charcoal 5 Coal 3 Dinner 3 Fagots Glazier 8 Gown and cap to Scholars Laundress Mat Mince pies Oil 2 Scavenger 2 Slater Surveyor 2 Tea and coffee 1 Upholsterer Wine (Red port, white port and mountain)
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Wood (4 gum: on account to R. Whittlesey) Tradesmen's Bills 1728 Bills 35 Blacksmith 3 Bookbinder 2 Brawner 1 Brazier Brooms, brushes etc. Brewing - viz: assistant, Blacksmith, candles and mops, 2 Cooper, 9 Excise tax, faggots, 2 gratuities, 4 Malt, Malt mill, Water 2 Carpenter Carriage hire Carrier (barge - the statue) Carting 3 Charcoal 3 Charwoman 4 Coals 2 Copying Clerk 3 Cutler 4 Dinner Faggots Gardener 4 Gowns (/Chamber rent) Glazier 2 Ironmonger Mason Oatmeal Painting (Duchess of Somerset) Picture frame 2 Salt Silversmith 2 Slater 3 Stationer Statuary (Cain and Abel £31.9.6) 3 Tea and coffee Teniman Washerwoman Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1729 Bills 36 Brewing viz: bills of blacksmith, 2 brewers assistant, brewers gratuity, 2 brooms, bungs, coals, 2 cooper, dressing mill stones, 7 excise on beer, fagots, flannel bag, 2 peal hops, 2 malt, water Tradesmen's Bills 1729 Bills 37 2 Brawners Tradesmen's Bills 10 Oct 1729 Bills 38 Received of Bursar Brook £16.16s for 192 sacks of charcoal, delivered into Brasenose College kitchen in all September 21 1729, signed by W. Keen Tradesmen's Bills 1729 Bills 39 Bell ropes
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Blacksmiths Braziers Carpenter Chapel mats, prayer book Charcoal Cistern of stone 3 coals Copying Clerk Joiner Mason Slater Washing of surplices Tradesmen's Bills 1729 Bills 40 Blacksmith 3 Books for Buttery Brazier Brawner, hard wood for Breakfast Charcoal Cutler 3 Dinner Gardener Hall, linen for Ironmonger 4 Kitchen requisites Kitchen sundries Oatmeal Plumber Salt Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1730 Bills 41 3 for pumping water 1/4 year 7s.6d each, consideration for permating a bill in Parliament probably Stepney £50, signed by Robert Warren Tradesmen's Bills 1730 Bills 42 Blacksmith Blacksmith and Locksmith Boars 11 Brewing Brooms Candles 3 Carpenter 5 Cap, gown and chamber 3 Charcoal 3 Coal Cook 2 Copying Clerk Cutler 2 Faggots and bran 4 Gardener Glazier
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2 Grocer Kitchen repairs 2 Lamps and hire of ware Manciple Mason Mats Mercer Millstones Nails Painter Provisions Rope maker 3 Salt £10 the year Silversmith Slater Stationer 2 Tea Upholsterer Window glass 2 Wine Wire lattice Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1731 Bills 43 Blacksmith 2 Bookseller Brewing viz: assistant, 2 coals, cooper, corks, 8 excise tax 1730-1, hops, 2 malt, milldresser Bran 2 Brazier Brooms 2 Builder Carpenter 4 Charcoal Coals 2 Copying Clerk 3 Dinner 3 Fagots 2 Gardener (Bobart) Haulyer Mats Mince pies 2 Mowing Nails Oatmeal Oil and candels Painter Plumber and glazier Rent collector Rubble Salt Silversmith
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Tea and coffee Timber Turp Wine Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1732 Bills 44 Blacksmith 2 Books for Buttery Brawners and extras Brazier "Rugger" Brewing viz: gratuity to brewer, 9 excise tax, bungs, candles and mops, cooper, 2 malt £97 and £58, hops - Farnham, mill Buckets leather 2 Builder Buttery expenses Candles Charcoal Coals Copying Clerk Cutler 3 Dinners 3 Faggots Gardener - Black Hall Glazier Haberdasher Haulyer Ironmonger Law expenses Mats for Chapel Mower 2 Pepper 2 Salt Slater Tea and coffee 2 Wine Wireworker Tradesmen's Bills 1733 Bills 45 2 Bell ropes 2 Blacksmith 2 Brazier Brawner 2 Builder Brewing: viz: 11 assistant and tips, 2 blacksmith, 9 coals, cooper, excise, faggots, 11 hops, 10 malt, sundries Candles and oil 4 Carpenter Carting Chandler Chapel - Bible
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Charcoal - Hall and Kitchen 2 Chimney-sweep 3 Coals 2 Copying Clerk Cutler 5 Dinners 3 Faggots 3 Gardener - Black Hall Gravel 1 Gown and rooms Grocer Horse hire Ironmonger 2 Law Lighting 3 Linen for Hall Mason Matting Needlewoman 2 Oatmeal Painter Pewterer 2 Plumber Plasterer Salt Scavenger Silversmith Surveyor Tea and coffee Upholsterer 4 Washing 2 Water Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1734 Bills 46 Bell rope Blacksmith 2 Brawners 2 Braziers Brewing viz: bungs, cooper, hops, 2 malt, 1 millwright Butts Candles Carpenter Carrier 2 Charcoal 2 Coal (sea) 2 Cook Copying Clerk 2 Cutler 4 Faggots 2 Gardener Glazier
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Hall Lamps Mason Needlewoman 2 Painter Pewterer 2 Provisions Pump "ingon" Salt Scavenger Sundries 2 Tea and coffee Water 2 Wine Woodman Tradesmen's Bills 1732-1735 Bills 47 Basket Bell rope 3 Blacksmith Bookbinder Books - Buttery Brans and faggots Brawners 4 Brazier 2 Breakfast Brewing account viz: blacksmith, 2 brewer's gratuity, cooper, faggots, hops and candle, malt, milldresser 3 Candles 2 Carpenter Carting Chapel - Wooden forms 4 Charcoal 5 Coal sea Cutler 2 Dinner Faggots Gardener (Black Hall) Glazier Gravel 2 Hall linen 3 Kitchen requis. 8 Legal expenses 1732-4 Manciple collecting rates, sundries Mason Mince pies 2 Mowing Oil and candles Painter the statue 2 Pastry Salt Slater
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Tobacco for Common Room Upholsterer - Common room Water rent 2 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1737 Bills 48 Bell hanger Bell rope Blacksmith (mentions College dog, Black Hall, Lark spits) Brans Brawner Brewing utensils (peices) Brewing utensils Thiras of Builder (mentions wooden stack-pipes) Butler (brushes) 2 Carpenters 3 Charcoal 2 Coals 2 Coffee 1 Coppersmith ("Rugger") Copying Clerk or under steward Cutler 2 Dinner (Rand of Sturgeon) Earthenware, use of Fagots Gardener 2 Kitchen requisites Legal expenses 2 Mason (College and Houses) Mince pies Mowing Oil and candles 2 Painter (Chapel window) Pewter, hire of Pies and pudding 2 Plumber 2 Silversmith Stationer Sweeping Timber-felling Tobacco Upholder Vellum for Book 2 Water for College 2 Wine (port, sherry, palm) Tradesmen's Bills 1737-1738 Bills 49 Bell rope Blacksmith Brans and fagots Brawners Brazier
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Brewing (a change) 4 assistants 4 beer delivered (8, not 77) Builder Carpenter 3 Charcoal (Hall and Kitchen) 3 Coals Copying Clerk (Under-Steward) Coffee and tobacco Cutler 4 Dinners (Anniversary) Faggots Felling trees Glazier Kitchen requisites 2 Legal (1737) 3 Legal (1738) Linen for Hall Manciple Mason Mats in Chapel Needlewoman Oil and candles 2 Pump (1737) Salt Scavenger 4 Silversmith (one, a letter) Stationer Tinman Upholsterer 2 Water 2 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1739 Bills 50 Baskets and brushes 2 Bell ropes Blacksmith 5 Brawners and summary 4 Brazier 11 Brewing Builder Chapel 4 Charcoal 2 Coals Cutler 2 Cooks 2 Copying Clerk Faggots 5 Gardener Glazier Hallman Kitchen
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2 Manciple Mason Oatmeal Oil and candles Painter - sundial - £8.8.0 Plasterer Pewter, hire of Scavenger Silversmith 3 Stationer 2 Tea and coffee 2 Upholder 2 Water 2 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1740 Bills 51 Beer 2 Bookbinder Brans and fagots 3 Brawner Brawner, dressing of Brazier 3 Charcoal Coals 3 Coffee 2 Dinner Fagots Gardener Gravel Lattice wire Mince pies Oil and candles Pies Scavenger Timber, felling 2 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1739-1741 Bills 52 Barber and sweeping 4 Beer supplied 'Drink' 2 Bell ropes 3 Blacksmith 1739 and 1740 Bookbinder Brans and fagots 4 Brawners Brewing account £283 Builder Carpenter (new house) 3 Charcoal Coals 2 Coffee Coppersmith and dinner-ware Copying clerk
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Cutler 'case' knives 3 Dinner Fagots Felling oak 4 Gardener 2 Glazier Kitchen requisites 3 Mason Mince pies 5 Painter (rooms) (pallasaids next the Street) Plumber and Glazier Salt Scavenger Scouring and cinders Silversmith Slater - moss, for Summer House Timber 4 Washing and whetting 2 Water rent Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1739-1742 Bills 53 4 Beer delivered 2 Bell rope Blacksmith Bookbinder Brans Brawners, six 2 Brazier, Eagle and lanterns 5 Carpenter 1739-1741, new buildings Candles 2 Charcoal Coals 3 Coffee 2 Cooper Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Bedmaker, Servitors, Servants 2 Gardener Jellies and Sillabubs Joiner Kitchen requisites Mason 'Bibery stone and Parpin freestone' Mercer Pies and puddings Plumber and Glazier Salt Scavenger Silversmith Slater Timber, felling
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Tobacco 4 Washing and whetting 2 Water 3 Wine (port, sherry, Rhenish, Sack) Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1743 Bills 54 2 Blacksmith Bookseller Brans 4 Brawner Brazier Builder Carpenter 4 Charcoal 2 Coals 3 Coffee Cooper Coppersmith Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots Gardener Glazier Hallman and Barber Kitchen requisites Legal expenses (?) Legal expenses on Cheshire Legacy Mason Oil Painter (Posts in the Lane) Pies Salt Scavenger Silversmith Timber, felling Towels Washing and whetting Water 2 Wine (Palm, Sack) Tradesmen's Bills 1744 Bills 55 2 Bell rope 4 Beer Blacksmith Bookbinder Brawners Brazier and hire of ware Builder, Amsterdam and College Candles Chapel attendant
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Chapel, books for 4 Charcoal 3 Coffee Cooper Copying clerk Cutler Cyder and punch 3 Dinner Fagots Fagots and brans Fagots and brans Carting 6 Gardener Glazier Hall linen 3 Joiner Kitchen requisites Lamp Marshal of beggar Mason, Amsterdam 2 Mason, College Mason, Rooms Oil and candles Painter (Chapel roof) Painter House 2 Painter Rooms Plasterer 2 Refitting Rooms Repairing Rooms Salt Scavenger Scullion and cinders Slater Washing and whetting 2 Water 2 Wine (Sack) Tradesmen's Bills 1745 Bills 56 Barber 3 Beer Bell rope Blacksmith 3 Books Brans and furze Brawner 2 Brazier Butler Carpenter 3 Charcoal Chimney sweep 2 Coals 3 Coffee Cooper
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Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots Felling trees Gardener Glazier Joiner Kitchen requisites Lantern Mason Oil and candles Painter Pies Punch Salt Scavenger, Amsterdam Silversmith Slater Upholder, sacking Wages and cinders 2 Washing and whetting 2 Water - rate 2 Wine Wine for Holy Com. Tradesmen's Bills 1746 Bills 57 4 Beer Bellhanger Blacksmith Bookbinder Books Brans and fagots Brawners 2 Brazier 2 Carpenter 2 Charcoal for Hall 3 Coal 3 Coffee Cooper Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Dunging the garden 3 Fagots and carting 3 Gardener 'Fellows Garden' Joiner Kitchen requisites Lantern Mason (Townsend's Executors) Oil for lamps Painter
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Paper Paperhangings Pies Plasterer Punch (in College) Scavenger 4 Scouring and cinders Slates Towels 4 Washing and whetting 2 Water rate 2 Wine Cyder at the goats and porter at the magpie Tradesmen's Bills 1747 Bills 58 4 Beer Bellrope Blacksmith Bookbinder Books Brans and furze Brawner Brazier Builder Chapel Eagle and use of dinnerware 2 Charcoals Coals 3 Coffee Cooper Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots 3 Gardener Glazier Joiner Kitchen requisites Marshal of beggars Mason Oil and candles Pies Repairs, House Room furnishing Salt Scholarship Scouring and cinders 2 Timber felling 4 Washing and whetting 2 Water 2 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1748 Bills 59 4 Beer
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Billets Blacksmith 2 Bookbinder Brans and fagots Brawner Carpenter Amsterdam, 2 College, Holywell 3 Carrier Chapel Eagle 4 Charcoal Cleaning cushions 2 Coals 3 Coffee Cooper Coppersmith Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots Gardener Glazier Kitchen requisites Legal expenses 4 Mason Oil for lamps Oil and candles Painter Salt Scavenger Scouring and cinder, money Slater 2 Timber felling Tobacco Towels 4 Washing 2 Water rent Wine 2 Wine for H. Com. Wood, carriage of Tradesmen's Bills 1749 Bills 60 4 Beer 3 Books Brans and faggots Brawner Brazier Carpenter Chapel i.e. altar rails, books, cushions, Eagle, sundries Charcoal Coals 2 Coffee Cooper Copying into album
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Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Faggots 4 Gardener Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Mason Oil for lamps Oil and candles Salt Scavenger Scouring and cinders Stable yard 2 Washing and whetting 2 Water 2 Wine 2 Wine for Holy Com. Tradesmen's Bills 1745-1750 Bills 61 Bellrope 2 Blacksmith Bookbinder Brans and furze Brawner 3 Brazier 4 Brewer 4 Carpenter 5 Chapel Charcoal 2 Coals 3 Coffee Cooper Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots 5 Gardener Glass, hire of Glazier Hall, linen for Kitchen requisites Lanterns for stable 4 Mason Oil Oil and candles 2 Painter Paper Papering Room Plasterer Salt Scavenger
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Scouring and cinders 5 Silversmith 1745-1750 Slater Stable work Towels Washing and whetting 2 Water Wax paper Wine 2 Wine for Holy Com. Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1751 Bills 62 4 Beer Buttery books Bill on progress 3 Blacksmith Brans and furze Brawners 2 Carpenters Chapel cushions and furniture Charcoal 3 Coffee Cooper Coppersmith Copying Clerk Copying into album Cutler 2 Dinner Dinner-ware, hire of Engraver Fagots and coal Gardener, Fellows' Garden Glass, use of 2 Glazier Hall furniture Hat maker 2 Ironmonger Joiner, room Kitchen requisites Lanterns 2 Mason Oil and 'candle'-oil Oil for lamps 3 Painter, numbers on rooms and cellars Paper Pastry Plasterer 2 Salt Scavenger 2 Scouring and cinders 3 Silversmith
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Washing and whetting 2 Water Wine Wine, Holy Com. Tradesmen's Bills 1752 Bills 63 Bell rope Billets 2 Blacksmith Books - Buttery Brawners Brazier Buttery, cloths for 2 Carpenter Chapel attendant Chapel Eagle Chapel Kneelers 3 Coffee Cooper Copying Clerk Copying in Benefactors Book 2 Dinner Fagots 3 Fuel Gardener - Fellows' Garden, new garden, mould, pruning Glass, hire of Glazier Grinding Hall fittings Hall locks to Kitchen man and scouring Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Mason - marble hearth in Hall Mason - turret Matting 2 Painter Salt Scavenger 2 Silversmith Slater Table linen Tarts Tower furniture Washing and whetting 3 Water 2 Wine Wine Holy Com. 3 Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1752-1753 Bills 64 Blacksmith in Kitchen and Library (unchaining 25
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books, chaining 28) Brans Brawners Brazier 4 Brewer 2 Builder Buttery Books Carpenter Chapel , candle-lighter, shield at east end - exterior 3 Coffee ('Cox and Jones' breakfast) Copying Clerk Cutler 2 Dinner (Mrs Morley's entertainment) Dinnerware, use of Felling of trees 3 Fuel Glass, use of Glazier Hall man? Hall linen Kitchen 'place' and scouring Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Lamp - repairs 3 Mason Oil for lamps 2 Painter Plasterer Punch Salt Slater Tarts Towelling Washing and whetting 2 Water 3 Wine 3 Wine Holy Com. Wood for Hall (Charcoal no longer used?) Tradesmen's Bills 1754 Bills 65 Bell rope 2 Billet wood, beech 2 Blacksmith 2 Books Brawners Brazier 2 Carpenter Carting Chafing dish 5 Chapel attendant, prayer book 2 Coffee Cooper
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Copying Clerk Cutler 2 Dinner Earthenware, use of Fagots Firing 3 Gardener (two gardens) Glass, hire of Hall, linen for Joiner Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Linen Draper Marshal of University 2 Mason 2 Oil for lamps 2 Painter Plumber Scavenger Scouring Silversmith Slater Stationer Tarts Washing and whetting Water rate 5 Wine Wine Holy Com. Wood for fuel (Several for 1754 were misplaced) Tradesmen's Bills 1755 Bills 66 Profits upon the Brewing account - barrels of beer in a years consumption Tradesmen's Bills 1755 Bills 67 Bell rope 3 Blacksmith 2 Books 2 Brans (no furze) Brawner 2 Brazier 3 Carpenter Chafing dishes Cloth for Buttery Coals 3 Coffee 2 Condiments Cooper Cutler Dinner 2 Fagots 2 Firing
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3 Gardener Glass, hire of 2 Glazier Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Lock Manure for garden Mason, cellars to rooms Mat for Hall Oil for lamps 2 Painter Plasterer Punch Salt 2 Scavenger Slater Sundries Upholsterer Washing and whetting Wax - lights Wine Wine Holy Comm. Tradesmen's Bills 1756 Bills 68 2 Blacksmith 2 Bookseller (vellum) Brawners Brazier Brewing viz: 4 beer supplied, brewer gratuity to Bucket and bowl Cabinet maker (Hall chest) Candles 3 Carpenter Chapel attendant 2 Coals 3 Coffee and tea Copying Clerk 2 Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots 2 Gardener Glass, hire of Glazier Ironmonger Lamplighter 3 Mason Mercer Oil 3 Painter (front gates) Plasterer "crease" Room rent repaid Salt
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2 Scavenger Sundries, Kitchen Sweep Table cover 2 Timber Timber measuring 3 Wine 4 Wood and billets Tradesmen's Bills 1757 Bills 69 Barber Basketmaker 4 Beer 'delivered' Billets for Hall 2 Blacksmith Bookseller 2 Bran Brawner Brazier 2 Carpenter 4 Chapel Charcoal for Hall Cutler 5 Dinner Expenses. Minor 3 Fagots Firing Gardener 2 Glazier Hall, sundries for 2 Horse hire Kitchen, sundries Knives 4 Legal - Kerridge of Norgrave 6 Mason Matting Mercer Oil 3 Painter 3 Plate money Printer 3 Progress Scavenger Silversmith Slater Stationer Steward. Under- 10 Surveyor Tea and coffee Wages, sundry 5 Wines Tradesmen's Bills 1758
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Bills 70 Bell rope Billets Blacksmith Brans Brawners (with accessories) 2 Brazier 4 Butler, quarterly accounts Buttery books Candles 2 Carpenter Cartage 4 Chapel attendant Chapel mats Chapel upholstery Chimney 2 Coal: pit 3 Coffee Cooper Cutler 2 Dinner Faggots Firing Gardener Glass, hire of Gravel for quadrangle Hall linen 2 Hall mat Hall table cloths Kitchen place and scouring Kitchen requisites Lamplighter 6 Manciple - sundries 2 Marshall 2 Mason Oil 2 Painter Pastry 2 Plumber Salt, and coal for chafing dishes 2 Scavenger Silversmith Slater Washing and whetting 7 Wine Wine for Holy Comm. (No brewing accounts) Tradesmen's Bills 1759 Bills 71 Bell rope Blacksmith Brans Bookbinder
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Brazier 5 Brewing Builder Cabinet maker 2 candles, brooms Carpenter 5 Chapel attendant 4 Coffee, chocolate Cooper Coppersmith Cutler 6 Dinner 2 Fuel Gardener 2 Glazier (pump in Amsterdam) 5 Hall mats Kitchen requisites Lamps and oil Lamplighter 2 The Marshal 2 Mason 3 Painter 4 Scavenger Scourer 5 Silversmith Snuffers Sweep 8 Wine (10 1/2 doz for the 29 May) Tradesmen's Bills 1760 Bills 72 4 Beer 2 Bellrope 2 Blacksmith 5 Bookbinder Brans (Kitchen) 3 Buttery expenses Candles 2 Carpenter 4 Chapel attendant Chapel cleaning Eagle Chapel furniture Charcoal Cloth, Russia 2 Coffee Cool cup Cooper Coppersmith 2 Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner 2 Faggots Fruit
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4 Fuel Gardener Glass, hire of 3 Glazier 2 Hall Hall attendant Hall mat Horse hire 4 Kitchen requisites Lamplighter 2 Marshall of University 2 Mason Oil for lamps Paper Punch Salt 4 Scavenger 3 Scourer 2 Silversmith 2 Slater Stationer 2 Sweeping and whetting 10 Wine (174 bottles, 9 doz on 29 May) 4 Wine for Holy Comm. Tradesmen's Bills 1761 Bills 73 2 Bellrope 5 Blacksmith 2 Bookbinder Brans 3 Brewer Candles 3 Carpenter 3 Chapel 2 Coffee Cook Cool-tankard Cooper Copying clerk Cutler 3 Dinner 1 Fagots 2 Fuel Gardener 2 Glass, hire of 2 Glazier 4 Hall man Hall mat Ironmonger Kitchen, paper Kitchen requisites Lamplighter
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Legal expenses 4 Mason Oil for lamps 2 Painter 2 Paper Plasterer Receipt for? 3 Scavenger 4 Scourer 3 Silversmith Stationer 3 Sweeping and whetting 5 Wine Wine and cards 3 Wine for H. Comm. Tradesmen's Bills 1762 Bills 74 Billets Blacksmith 4 Brewers Books for Buttery Bran 2 Candles Carpenter 5 Chapel attendant Cooper Cutler Fagots Glazier 2 Hall-mat Hall - Blacksmith 5 Hall sundries Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Marshal's attendance 2 Mason Oil for lamps Paper Plasterer 2 Scavenger 4 Scourer Towelling 4 Washing and whetting Wood (many bills not here) Some occur in 48.155 Tradesmen's Bills 1760-1763 Bills 75 4 Beer 2 Bellropes 4 Blacksmith 1761-3 Brawner Brawn, collar of
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2 Brooms 2 Builder 1762-3 Butler, sundries 3 Buttery expenses Candles 4 Carpenter 1761-3 4 Chapel attendant Chapel mats Charcoal Chimney sweep 2 Coal (pit and sea) 2 Coffee Cooper Coppersmith 3 Copying clerk 1761-3 5 Dinner 1762-3 6 Fagots 1760-3 Gardener 1761-3 Glass, hire of Glazier Gravel 3 Hall, sundries 4 Horse hire Lamplighter Map 3 Mason Matting 4 Oil 2 Painting Plumber Repairs of the paths Salt 3 Scavenger 2 Scouring pewter Silver 4 Silversmith 1760-3 3 Slater Stationer Surveyor 4 Tea 1762 Tobacco and pipes 2 Upholsterer 3 Washing and whetting 19 Wine 1762-3 4 Wine for H. Comm 2 Wood Tradesmen's Bills 1763-1764 Bills 76 Ale 3 Beer Bellrope Billet-wood
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3 Blacksmith Books 2 Bran Brawner Brazier 3 Butler 2 Butler sundries Carpenter 4 Chapel attendant Chapel eagle Chimney sweeper 2 Coffee Copying clerk Cutler 5 Dinner Fagots 2 Firing Gardener Glazier Hall table cloths Hall towels Joiner Chapel Kitchen requisites 4 Mason 2 Mat for Hall Mat for Chapel Oil for lamp Oil, carriage of Painter Paper Plumber and Glazier 2 Silversmith 2 Scavenger 5 Scourer 4 Washing and whetting 9 Wine 4 Wine Holy Com. 1763-1764 Tradesmen's Bills 1765 Bills 77 4 Beer Bellrope 2 Blacksmith 2 Bookbinder Brawner Brazier 4 Butler / sundries 2 Candles 2 Carpenter Chapel altar cloth, attendant, eagle, prayer book 3 Coffee Cooper 2 Copying clerk
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2 Cutler 2 Dinner 3 Firing Gardener Glass - use of Hall, cloths for Kitchen requisites 2 Mason 2 Mats 2 Oil for lamp Painter 2 Plumber and Glazier Printer Pumping a drain 2 Scavenger Scouring Silversmith Slater 4 Washing and whetting 8 Wine (Vidonia) 3 Wine for Holy Com. Wine and punch Tradesmen's Bills 1766 Bills 78 Bellropes Billets 2 Blacksmith Bookseller Portraits of Founders? Brawner Brazier Bread 3 Brewer 4 Butler, sundries 3 Carpenter Chapel attendant 2 Chapel eagle 2 Coffee Cooper Copying clerk 2 Dinner 2 Firing Gardener 2 Glazier 2 Hall, sundries Hall towels Kitchen requisites Lamplighter Mason College Mason Common Room Mason Kitchen Mat for Hall
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2 Oil, carriage of Scavenger 2 Silversmith Slater 4 Washing and whetting 7 Wine (Vidonia) 2 Wine for Holy Com. Tradesmen's Bills 1767 Bills 79 Brewer Billets and fagots Blacksmith Books Brawner 2 Brazier 3 Butler, sundries 2 Candle account Carpenter 4 Chapel attendant Chapel eagle Charcoal in Hall Chimney Sweeper 2 Coffee Cooper Copying clerk Cutler 5 Dinner 2 Firing Gardener Glazier Hall mat Kitchen requisites Lamplighter 2 Mason 2 Oil Oil carriage Painter Plumber and glazier Salt 4 Scavenger 4 Scouring Silversmith 2 Slater Thatcher 2 Tow for lamps Upholsterer 4 Washing and whetting Whitesmith (Cutler) 7 Wine 4 Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1768 Bills 80 Beer
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2 Blacksmith Books for Library Brawner Brazier 3 Butler (sundries) Carpenter Chapel, 3 attendants Chapel, books for Chapel, cleaning eagle 2 Coffee Cooper Cutler Copying Clerk Cowls 3 Dinner 2 Firing 5 Gardener Glass, hire of 2 Glazier Gravel Hall linen Kitchen necessities Legal expenses 2 Mason 2 Matting for Hall Mould for garden Oil Oil, carriage of Painter Printer 2 Scavenger 7 Scouring Silversmith Slater Stationer 3 Washing and whetting 11 Wine Wine Holy Communion Wood and fagots Tradesmen's Bills 1769 Bills 81 Beer 2 Blacksmith 2 Bellropes Bookbinder Brawner Brooms 5 Buttery, general 2 Candles 2 Carpenter 4 Chapel attendant, eagle, painter, service book 2 Coffee
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Coppersmith Copying Clerk Cutler 2 Dinner (one to the Senior Bursar) 2 Firing Gardener 2 Glazier 3 Gravel 4 Hall (Servitors) Lamplighter Lamps Manciple (sundries) 2 Mason (new head of founder) 3 Oil for lamps Oil for carriage Rose trees 3 Scavenger 2 Scouring 2 Silversmith Slater Upholsterer Washing and whetting (scrape trencher) 2 Wine Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1770 Bills 82 Builder Carpenter 2 Mason This and the one following had been kept separate. They relate to the new buildings (the Principal's Lodgings), number 36, which were surveyed and the total bill reduced by £40. Number 43 is probably one of these. Tradesmen's Bills 1770 Bills 83 2 Blacksmith probably for new buildings (the Principal's Lodgings) Tradesmen's Bills 1770 Bills 84 Advertisements and letters relating to Estates 3 Blacksmith Brawner Brazier Brewer Butler sundries Candles Candles moulded Carpenter and joiner Carpenter 4 Chapel attendant, eagle 3 Coffee Copying Clerk Cutler
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4 Dinner Fagots Firing 2 Gardener 2 Glazier Hall - mats, towels Kitchen requisites 2 Lamps Manciple's Augmentation and scouring 2 Mason 3 Oil for lamps 'vicious' Painter Roasting jack Scavenger 2 Scouring Silversmith Slater Stationer Table cloths 4 Washing and whetting Wine (Caravella) Wine and coffee Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1771 Bills 85 Carpenter Carver Joiner 3 Mason Plasterer 3 Plumber and glazier Tradesmen's Bills 1771 Bills 86 Beer Bell ropes 2 Blacksmith 3 Brazier 5 Butler - sundries 2 Candles 5 Carpenter Carting 4 Chapel attendant, curtains, eagle 3 Coffee Cutler 2 Dinner 2 Firing 3 Gardener Glazier and Plumber Hall - towels Lamps 3 Mason Oil and Kitchen requisites Scavenger
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Silversmith 3 Slater Stationery Upholder 4 Washing and whetting 2 Wine Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1770-1772 Bills 87 Blacksmith (including bell hanging) Whitesmith (including locks to muniment drawers) Brazier 2 Carpenter 1770-1772 Coals in Bursary 2 Coffee 2 Dinner 2 Firing Gardener Glass for table Joiner in Bursary/Library work 'Dr Yarborough's books' Mason Mould and gravel Painter 1) titles to shelves 2) inscription on picture to K. Alfred 3) new buildings Plasterer Plumber Printer, receipts Silversmith Slater Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1772 Bills 88 Beer Blacksmith Brazier Brooms Butler quarterly account and sundries 3 Candles Chapel attendant Cutler Faggots Glazier Hall mat and linen Lamp - globe Lamp lighter Manciple sundries 2 Marshall (of beggars) Mason - Kitchen Oil for lamps and carriage of oil 3 Postage of letters Scavenger Stationer Stationer Buttery books
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3 Washing and whetting Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1772-1773 Bills 89 Bells and the jack 3 Blacksmith Bookbinder Brawner Brazier Builder Bursary - sundries Butler - sundries 3 Candles mould and Kensington 2 Carpenter Cooper Chapel attendant Chapel mats 2 Coffee Copying clerk Cutler 2 Dinner 5 Garden Gravel Kitchen requisites Lamplighter 2 Marshall of the University Mould Oil Plasterer Plumber and Glazier Salt Scavenger Stationer Timber sold Upholder Washing and whetting 3 Wine Wood for fire Tradesmen's Bills 1774 Bills 90 Bell ropes Beer 4 Blacksmith Brazier 2 Butler - sundries 3 Carpenter Carting Chapel attendant, blinds Chimneys - contract for rebuilding chimneys on west of quadrangle Coal Coffee Cutler
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Dinner Firing 2 Gardener 2 Glazier 2 Gravel for the Common Room and garden Hall linen and sundries Iron sold (formerly pallisades around quadrangle) Lighting Manciple augmentation and scouring 4 Mason Mould and manure 3 Painter (statue) Plumber "amount is astonishing" 3 Scavenger 2 Scouring 3 Silversmith 2 Slater Smoke jack Stationer Washing and whetting Water - conduit 3 Wine Wine and coffee Tradesmen's Bills 1775 Bills 91 Carpenter chains and angles of lawn Slater estimate for slating College and agreement about same Tradesmen's Bills 1775 Bills 92 3 Blacksmith 2 Brawner Candles "Kensington" 2 Carpenter Coals 3 Coffee Copying clerk and storing away documents Cutler 2 Dinner Fagots 3 Firing Fruit 5 Gardener 2 Glazier Library books punched Library expenses Mason Mould for garden Painter (figures on chest) Painter Plasterer Silversmith 2 Slater
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Smoking jack 2 Stationer 8 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1776 Bills 93 Bell ropes Blacksmith Brazier Butler, sundries Candles 2 Carpenter Carting Chapel attendant Charcoal Hall, linen for and sundries Marshal of University 2 Mason Oil ("vicious") Plumber Salt, charcoal 2 Scavenger Scouring Smoke Jack Stationery Upholder Washing and whetting Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1777 Bills 94 Bell ropes 2 Blacksmith Books for Buttery Brawner Brazier Bursary - sundries Buttery - sundries Candles 2 Carpenter, Tower Room Carting 2 Chapel attendant, curtains, eagle, lattice Coffee Cutler Dinner Doyleys Faggots 2 Firing Floor cloth - Bursary Fruit 2 Gardener Glass, Dinner Glazier Hall curtains, linen Lamps and tow
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3 Library account Lighting"Lodging" 2 Mason Mould Oil for lamps 2 Painter Penknife 2 Plumber Printer 2 Scavenger Silversmith Slater Stationer Washing and whetting Water (conduit) Wine Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1775-1778 Bills 95 Beer 1777 Billet wood 3 Blacksmith Books for Somerset Scholars Brawner Brazier Bursar (furniture) 2 Butler, sundries 2 Candles 2 Carpenter Carting Chapel attendant, eagle, kneelers, stool Chimney curer (mason for curing smokey chimney) Closets in Amsterdam 2 Coals 2 Coffee or breakfasts Cutler 2 Dinner Dinner plates Fagots Fire place - marble Firing 2 Gardener 2 Glazier Hall linen and sundries Law expenses 1775-1777 3 Mason (mentions the gothic wall) Matting Mould for garden Oil Oiling smoke jack 3 Painter 2 Scavenger
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Sculptor (carving a bust and new facing a bust) Silversmith Slater Smoke Jack Stationer 2 Steward 4 Washing and whetting Water, conduit Wine, carriage of 4 Wine 2 Wine query Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1779 Bills 96 Blacksmith Brawner Breakfast Candles 2 Carpenter 2 Carting Chapel furniture Coals for Tower Coffee (breakfast) 2 Dinner 2 Gardener (mentions the Chapel garden) Glazier Mason (mentions the garden in Small Quad) 2 Painter Silversmith Slater Stationer Timber and fagots 7 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1779 Bills 97 Beer Bell rope Billet wood Blacksmith Brazier Butler, sundries Chapel attendant Charcoal Cutler Gardener Hall linen and requisites 2 Manciple 2 The Marshall Mason - Kitchen Oil for 22 lamps Pewterer Scavenger Smoke jack
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Stationer Tinman Washing and whetting Water, by conduit Tradesmen's Bills 1780 Bills 98 Blacksmith Boxes for books, hired Brawner 3 Breakfast (coffee) Builder on Lodgings 4 Bursary charges, sundries, Butler, candles 5 Carpenter - "where the cistern was in the Cloister" - Amsterdam, Common Room, doors to Hall, expenses on timber 2 Carting Coals Cutler 3 Dinner Fagots Firing Fruit Gardener Glazier Mason "about the wall in Amsterdam" Painter Printer - advertisement Slater Stationer Steward (legal expenses) Surveyor Wine Tradesmen's Bills 15 Jun 1780 Bills 99 The Hall man, Mr Salmon, receives of the Bursar 13s 4 for wine supplied (at an anniversary dinner) for port, Lisbon and night wages 4d. Tradesmen's Bills 1781 Bills 100 Beer Bell ropes Billet wood 2 Blacksmith Brawner Brazier 3 Breakfast (coffee) 4 Builder 3 Butler Buttery books 3 Candles 3 Carpenter Carting Chapel attendant Coals
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Cook sundries Cutler 2 Dinner Fires Gardener Hall and Chapel furniture Lighting and oil Locksmith (!) 2 Mason Painter 2 Plasterer Silversmith Stationery Water to horses Wine for Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1782 Bills 101 Bell ropes Billet wood and fagots 2 Blacksmith Books general Brazier 2 Breakfast Builder Butler sundries 3 Candles Carpenter Carting 2 Chapel attendant Coals Coffee Cutler Dinner Engraver? 2 Fagots Gardener Glass, hire of Kitchen requisites Library, books bought, books moved into, shelves Manciple sundries 2 Mason Oil and lighting Painter Plasterer Plumber Silversmith 2 Stationer Surveyor Towels Upholder and mats Washing and whetting Water conduit
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Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1783 Bills 102 Bell ropes Billets 4 Blacksmith "The pump in the Dam" 3 Breakfast Builder Company in the Bursary 2 Butler sundries 4 Candles Carpenter 2 Carting Chapel attendant and lighting Coals Cutler 8 Dinner Faggots Firing Gardener Joiner Library 1725 Books lettered Linen Manciple's account 4 Mason 2 Painter Pavior 2 Plasterer 2 Plumber Silversmith 2 Stationery Surveyor Tinman (or Brazier) Upholder, Chapel Washing and whetting Water conduit Wine Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1784 Bills 103 Receipts with names only: Mrs Ann Billing, Mrs Elizabeth Ivory, Mr James Stone - query tradespeople Tradesmen's Bills 1784 Bills 104 Beer 2 Blacksmith Books for Scholars Brazier 2 Breakfast 3 Builders Bursary, charge for use, attendance in Butler? Butler sundries 3 Candles
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2 Carpenter Carting Chapel eagle, hire of mats 2 Coals Cutler 2 Faggots 2 Dinner Firing 2 Gardener 2 Hall Library Mason Oil and lighting Painter, work in Chapel Plumber Postage of letters Salt and charcoal Scavenger 4 Scholars' caps and gowns Silversmith Slater 2 Stationery 8 Wine 1 Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1785 Bills 105 Beer 2 Bell ropes Bellhanger 4 Blacksmith Brazier 2 Breakfast Builder 2 Bursary 2 Candles Candles and sundries 2 Carting Chapel Coals Cutler Dinner Faggots Gardener Glazier and plumber 2 Hall, sundries, linen for - including Butler's Bill 2 Mason 2 Painter, including extensive repainting of the Sundial Printer Silversmith Slater Stationer 2 Upholder
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2 Wine Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1786 Bills 106 7 Battells Beer Bellhanger 3 Blacksmith Books to Scholars Brawner Brazier 2 Breakfast 5 Builder 5 Butler 4 Candles Carting "Hansted Dam" Chairmender Coals Cutler Dinner Faggots 2 Firing Gardener Glass, hire of 2 Hall, sundries 2 Manciple? 2 Mason, work in the Cloister at the monuments 2 Painter Plumber 4 Postage of letters Scavenger Silversmith 2 Slater 2 Stationer 2 Upholsterer Wine Wine Holy Communion In this year the Senior Bursar no longer tore the bills paid but adopted the neater plan of endorsing them "Exd W. C." But the Junior Bursar adhered to the tearing. Tradesmen's Bills 1787 Bills 107 Blacksmith 2 Breakfast 2 Builder 2 Bursary, sundries 2 Butler, sundries Carting Dinner Gardener 2 Legal expenses, Steward Library, books for, keys, superintending workmen
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Mason Painter Plumber Scavenger Silversmith Slater Stationer Tickets for a meeting, a letter (original missing) Timber and bark sold 3 Wine (Slating 31 houses in Oxford(!) Tradesmen's Bills 1788 Bills 108 2 Bell ropes Blacksmith, kitchen Blacksmith Candles and grocery 2 Candles Chapel Chimneysweep 2 Cutler Grocer Hall linen Kitchen and lamps (Receipt from Costar) 2 Marshall of Univ. Mason Mason kitchen Paper 3 Petty expenses 2 Scavengers Stationer 2 Upholder Water (conduit) Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1788-1789 Bills 109 Advertisements (printer) 2 Blacksmith 2 Breakfast Butler sundries Cabinet maker Candles 2 Carpenter Chapel bible Copying Clerk 2 Dinner Faggots for Bursary Gardener Manciple sundries Mason Painter Plasterer
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Silversmith Slater Stationer Steward - legal 3 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1790 Bills 110 Bell rope Blacksmith (kitchen) Books 2 Candles Cutler Hall linen Kitchen necessaries and lamps 2 Lamps in vacation Marshall of Beggars Mason 2 Petty expenses Scavenger Tubs Upholsterer Water conduit Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1791 Bills 111 Barber 2 Blacksmith Books for Library Bookseller, for Somerset Scholars 3 Breakfast 2 Bursary chairs Candles Carpenter Coffee Cook Dinners Gardener Glazier Law expenses Library catalogue 2 Mason Painter Petty expenses Plasterer Printer Scavenger Silversmith Slater Stationer Timber sold Tiles Valuer 3 Wine
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Tradesmen's Bills 1792 Bills 112 2 Blacksmith 2 Breakfast 2 Bursary necessaries Carpenter 2 Cook Dinner Gardener 2 Glazier 3 Mason - Smith's monument, Al Lincoln £3.3.0 repainting the letters on monument and cleaning it Privy emptied 2 Rubbish cart 4 Stationer Silversmith Slater Wine Receipts (only): Booths, Haywards, Painter's, Stationer's Tradesmen's Bills 1793 Bills 113 Bell 2 Blacksmith Builder Candles 2 Carpenter Chairs, hire of Common Room(?) Coffee 2 Firing 2 Gardener Glazier Mason 3 Painter Paper hanger Rubbish cart 2 Silversmith Slater Ventilator (for Principal's Lodgings) 4 Wine Receipts trade not mentioned: Wainwright, Stone Tradesmen's Bills 1794-1795 Bills 114 Bell-rope Blacksmith Brazier Brewers Brooms Builder Buttery and Library necessaries 3 Candles Coals Cutler
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Gardener Glazier Hall linen and necessaries Manciple Mason Matting 2 Painter 2 Paper hanger Rubbish cart Scavenger 2 Silversmith Slater Stationer Valuer Whitesmith Wine Summary of Pear's bills Tradesmen's Bills 1794-1795 Bills 115 Blacksmith Breakfast 3 Builder Bursary sundries Carpenter Chapel Coals, sea Dinner Gardener Glazier Joiner Mason Painter Printer Rubbish cart 2 Silversmith Slater Timber Tradesmen's Bills 1796 Bills 116 Blacksmith Brazier Brewer Cutler Hall - linen, sundries Scavenger Stationer Tradesmen's Bills 1797 Bills 117 Bell rope 3 Blacksmith Books for Library Brazier Brewer 2 Candles
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Chapel prayer books Cutler Gardener 3 Hall Lamps in vacation Marshall Secretary Stationer Upholsterer Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 1798 Bills 118 3 Breakfast 2 Brazier 2 Buttery 2 Candles Carpenter Cutler Dinner 5 Fruit Grocer Hall Linen Hall man Lamps external Lawyer's charges Painter Printing Scavenger Upholsterer 4 Wine Wine Holy Communion Tradesmen's Bills 30 Nov 1799 Bills 119 a bill for charcoal for Tower Room Tradesmen's Bills 1800 Bills 120 Account books Blacksmith 4 Breakfast Bursary items 2 Candles Chapel service books Charcoal Coach-house hire (hire of coach house, stables and garden) Coffee Cutler 4 Dinner 7 Fruit 2 Gardener Gilder 2 Glass Glazier Legal expenses
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Library repairs Mason Painter Picture restorer Scavenger 2 Silversmith Slater and plasterer Stationer Surveyor at Chadlington, Ocklington and Pointon Tablecloth Upholsterer Wine 1799 10 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1800 Bills 121 2 Fruit 1 Rubbish cart Tradesmen's Bills 1801 Bills 122 3 Blacksmith Books for Library 2 Breakfast 2 Builder (Bursar, to the late) Candles Chimney Coal Dinner 6 Fruit Gardener Glazier Hall-grate Mason Painter 2 Paper hanger 2 Plasterer Plumber and Glazier 2 Privy emptied Rubbish cart 3 Silversmith Stationer Timber 3 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1802 Bills 123 2 Breakfast 2 Builders Candles 2 Carpenter Decanters Dessert Dinner 5 Fruit 2 Gardener
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2 Gravel 2 Hall Mason Painter Table linen Upholsterer 5 Wine Tradesmen's Bills 1803 Bills 124 Bell rope Blacksmith Brazier Brewer Buttery Candles Cutler Grocer Hall linen, sundries Lamps in vacation Marshall of the Bridewell (maintenance of the workmaster of the University Bridewell) Plate-list Scavenger Stationer Upholsterer Wine for Holy Communion (Receipt ?-) Tradesmen's Bills Dec 1809 Bills 125 Expenses of dinners in Brasenose College at the time of the election of a Chancellor, from Monday 11 December to 16 December. Total cost £162, 4s, 3 1/2 beyond ordinary allowance. Tradesmen's Bills Dec 1810 Bills 126 Thirty six receipted bills: Bells Beer Bell ropes Bill heads Blacksmith Buttery at installation Boxes Brewer 3 Coals Cutler Dessert Glass for table Glass, hired Hall and Buttery Kitchen extras Menservants Milk and cream 3 Oil and candles
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Pictures and varnishing Plates, hired Sacrament, wine for Stable expenses Stationery Sweep 3 Table linen Tea, coffee and chocolate 3 Turtle Upholder Washing NB 'candles for cloisters' 1810 Tradesmen's Bills 19 Dec 1834 Bills 127 Bursar's accounts for 1834; i) money due 3p ii) money for repairs 1p iii) owing and paid to Tradesmen Tradesmen's Bills 1835 Bills 128 1 Blacksmith 10 Brewing tradesmen 3 Builders, repairs Charwoman Coach hire and 3 horse hire Dinners 4 Domus 2 Fruit and dessert Gardener 4 Hall-man 2 Ironmonger Illumination 2 Lawyer 2 Painter and glazier Pipes for tobacco Ratcatcher Silversmith Stationer Steward Valuer Three others without bills to explain Tradesmen's Bills 1836 Bills 129 10 Brewer Builder Domus Dinners 2 Fruit 2 Gardener Glazier Hallman Ironmonger 3 Mason Nightman Painter Printer
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2 Ratcatcher Silversmith Stationer Steward Solicitor Upholsterer Tradesmen's Bills 1839 Bills 130 Bookseller 7 Brewer Builders 2 Carpenter Coals Fruit 2 Gardener Gas fitter in Hall and Chapel £109 2 Glazier 3 Hallman 2 Ironmonger Mason Paper hanger Silversmith Slater Stationery Steward Stone mason Upholsterer Summary at end Tradesmen's Bills Nov 1864-Sep 1865 Bills 131 Ironmongers account: from November 1864 to September 1865, messrs. Gill and Wards