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Includes: year-end accounts of the kitchen department including the accountant's report.

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

Includes printed bound annual reports of the College Mission at Walworth.

Includes: admission slips for undergraduates born 1859-1889.

Includes notebooks belonging to the Treasurer of the College Mission, with details of subscription payments and donations.

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

Subscribers to the College Mission (various funds), listed by name alongside amounts paid. Date ranges as follows:

Volume 1, 1885-1888;
Volume 2, 1887-1905;
Volume 3, [?]1890-1903;
Volume 4, 1905-1911;
Volume 5, 1911-1917;
Volume 6, 1917-1927.

Also includes a single file, containing miscellaneous manuscript subscribers' lists, two of which are dated 1st July 1906 - 30th June 1907 and 1st July 1907 - 30th June 1908 respectively. A third, a list of undergraduate subscribers to the College Mission at Walworth, is undated, but is likely to have been written before 1920. Also includes a collection of assorted lists for the period 1913-1914 [SJCS/49/3/1/7, located in 4/OS].

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.

Correspondence with subscribers to the College Mission. Includes copies of printed appeal notices sent to subscribers from the committee.

Includes correspondence with individual subscribers, concerning appeals, donations and bequests.

Photographs relating to students in College, including pranks.

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.

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

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.

Two volumes of College statutes with note on by-foundations and benefactors. The first has a list of names in the front including: Mansfield Price, Richard Beadon, W. Pearce, Geo. Whitmore 1787 and Tho. Catton 1797. The second volume inlcudes a letter of presentation of a College senior divine to a living. Also includes correspondence related to the history of the second volume.

Registers of Senior Dean, recording chapel attendance and measures of discipline (according to codes, key to which is in front of second volume). Also includes Senior Dean's register of fines for non-attendance at Chapel.

Registers of Junior Dean containing records of conduct of undergraduates in personal discipline, chapel attendance and academic performance. (Codes are explained in front of first volume)

Includes: 75 prints developed from glass negatives showing interiors and exteriors of College rooms and buildings.

Includes: letters, notes, certificates related to role of Master.

Includes: four notebooks recording the praelector's duties, successively revised. In Volume 1 there is a long note relating to the personal circumstances of William Moody, questionist in 1818 (see fol.7v). The volumes also list caution and fee charges according to the pupil's status (nobleman, fellow commoner, pensioner and sizar). Also includes a praelector's book of fees paid by the candidates for entry to the first MB mechanical sciences and previous examinations from 1946-1955.