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Includes: transcripts and notes of College evidences and a terrier of Harlston's [manor, Cambridge].

Minutes from the Entertainments Committee meetings, including dinner arrangements, invitations, table plans, schedule of guests and annual programmes of entertainment.

Includes student files, correspondence, and reports for 1950-1959.

Volume listing subscriptions to the New Chapel Building Fund paid between 1864 and 1869; lists detailing subscribers contributing to the New Chapel 1862-1866; printed list of subscribers for 1863 and 1869; draft copy of printed list of subscriptions.

Includes student files, correspondence, and reports.

General photographs of events and people around the College.

Monthly accounts for commons sizings etc of SJC undergraduates, and B.A.s

Weekly accounts for commons sizings etc of SJC undergraduates, and B.A.s

Three copies of 16th-17th century statutes. The first volume includes decrees of seniors 1569, 1627 and the statute regarding law fellowships 19 June 1635. This volume was submitted with a petition to the Home Office in 1848 for a grant of new statutes. It was returned to the College by the Home Office in 1907.

The second volume is the same, with the exception that it omits the decrees of seniors. This volume was purchased by R.F. Scott, when he was Master, in 1918. The volume contains his bookplate and the receipt for purchase.

The third volume contains notes of by-foundations and a copy of the University statutes.

Includes student files, correspondence, and reports.

Includes student files, correspondence, and reports for 1940-1949.

Digital colour thumbnails of the Royal Visit of H. M. The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh on 17th April 2011.

Includes:

• Rowing medals of Richard Clarke Roy (1854)
• Book plate
• Samples of flannel, hat band and blazer trimming from Buttress & Co. (1935)
• Flag relics (1869 and 1889) with correspondence
• Brass eagle from boat
• Mini pennants (1950), Tideway head of river, 2nd boat[1], and Reading University head of river[2]
• Copy of the `Morning Herald' account of Colquhoun race 1837 and various other clippings about races.

Six ledgers from 1864 to 1883 which recorded how much students owed during the different academic terms. The students name is given at the top of a table which is followed by a full breakdown in terms of who the student owes money to and their total bill. The table is divided into two sections. The first part recorded the student’s bill to the college, which included their rent and tuition alongside the money they owed the cooks and laundress. The second section of the table recorded the student’s bill to tradesmen and businesses outside of the college, such as the bookseller and ironmonger. At the bottom of the table is the student’s total bill. The ledger recorded which students had money deducted from their bills due to scholarship or exhibitions. If the student owed money to the college previously, then this amount was also added to the new total bill in the ledger.

Includes the class lists of Brumell and other tutors; also includes student accounts; lists of students who have paid their fees and the dates of some examinations.
Although described in earlier catalogues as account books, vols 2-5 appear to be attendance lists

Includes: ledgers of accounts and bills related to pupils.

Includes: volume of accounts containing entries for Stephen Parkinson’s students in rooms throughout throughout the College. Each page is headed with the location of the rooms. Records student’s name, bedmaker’s name and of amounts due to be paid for rent, bedmakers and coals for each room occupant. Entries for bedmakers from including the names of the students by whom they are employed and their earnings for each quarter. Charges are noted at top of page: per quarter. Entries for laundresses including names of the students by whom they are employed and their earnings for each quarter. Charges noted at top of page for pensioners and sizars per quarter.

Includes: ledgers recording students’ charges and bills from 1893-1905. Charges include examination fees, matriculation fees, admission fees, public lectures fees, tuition, medical, coals, window cleaning, caution money and room rents. It also records the names of scholars and exhibitioners and the money they received, and details on the valuation of furniture which students bought for their rooms. A detailed student account is also recorded in each term with a list of students’ names, the total bill they paid, and the dates they paid the bills.

Also included are some loose sheets containing the following:
1) A list of students whose accounts remain unpaid.
2) A list of students whose accounts have credit balance.
3) A list of students transferred to another tutor. The list also records the caution balance, admission date, degree or next examination of each student. A separate page lists the names of scholars and exhibitioners.
4) A list of late tenants, location of their rooms (court, staircase and number). A few names of new tenants are also included. Some notes and comments on a few students.
5) Amended accounts recording room rent, cost of repairs and valuations of furniture.
6) A written note on the amount of money owed to the steward, kitchen and coals
7) Letters to the tutor.

Includes: volumes recording the tuition fees paid by students 1893-1906. The books list the amount paid by students for their College tutorials.

Papers of Frederick F. Blackman, Fellow, relating to the quatercentenary celebrations and volume.