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Includes: list or inventory of College plate viewed and weighed by College auditors; accounts of plate brought in and delivered to the College, plate belonging to the Fellows' buttery, the Master's plate and the President's plate. Also includes the admission of noblemen and fellow-commoners (folios 271v -272r).
Additionally bound in at the reverse of the volume is a letter, Henry Eyre, SJC fellow [?] as bursar, to Thomas Fothergill, enclosing the 'new' library [summary] building account. The building accounts include £160 for the "roof within and £245 for the "greater and lesser seales" not given in the original accounts of 1623-1624.
Also at the reverse of the volume are a series of orders from Master and Seniors (1650-1654) relating to using and studying in the 'new' library, borrowing books from the library, Sir Martin's [fellow] small pox, those holding Masters of Arts and being resident in College having to officiate in Chapel, Fellows' leave and days of absence and the responsibility of tutors over delinquent student.

Includes newsletters for the staff of St. John's College.

Includes letters from various correspondents to Nicholas Metcalfe; individuals include Henry VIII, College fellows and others.

Steward's account book recording telephone charges (1923-1935); conferences; university compounders (1913-1933); non-compounders (1930-1936); certificate of residence (1930-1936); dining privileges; Fellows' cycles (1919-1936); gyps' & bedmakers' pensions (1919); naval accounts (1919-1923); coal & light fund (1912-1914); cadets' accounts (1916-1920); cycle room rent (1915-1918); repairs to Fellows' furniture (1921-1936).

Also included a list of delegates staying in College (1926); correspondence about conference accommodation (1926); a list of names of teachers in secondary schools (1927); letter from the University of London to College (1926); a monthly statement and a few handrwitten notes.

Cataloguing of this file is being finalised

Valuation of the College's estate at Burmarsh, Kent late in the lease of William Pepper but assigned to RA Webber. The property was viewed in 1800 and the document produced in 1810.

Valuations of Lady Margaret's estates and property

Values of estates formerly belonging to the Lady Margaret, 1519-1520, by George Quarles, King's Auditor [Henry VIII].

• in the hand of Thomas Baker: "E libro [ut videtur] Scarcarii. Donum ornstissimi viri Jacobi West, Armigeri [Jacob West, Knight]. Bought at Mr Le Neve's auction, who having been employ'd in the exchequer, I've very much doubt, had borrow'd it from thence, with some other manuscripts, in the catalogue for they wer most properly lodge. Mr Le Neve has left such a character behind him, as mver much confirms this suspicion."

Valuation of an estate in the parishes of Birchington and St Nicholas [at Wade] in the Isle of Thanet, Kent, leased to George Friend from Lady Day 1799. Undertaken by Joseph Truslove

Valuation of crops and inventory of fixtures at Southernden Farm in Boughton Malherbe, Headcorn, Egerton and Smarden, Kent, let to Thomas Cook.

Valuation of College property at Bourn.

A valuation of the College's estate leased to Robert Jones Adeane.

A valuation of Upper Gore End Farm consisting of 146 acres, 1 rood and 8 perches of arable & pasture land in the parishes of Birchington and St Nicholas at Wade, Kent. The property was held by Mr Boulton as executor of John Friend.

Valor of lands and tenements of SJC, with the charges and costs of the college summarised beneath.

Block plan of SJC chapel and First Court, showing drains, gas and water supply routes; Plan and details of SJC chapel boiler and warming apparatus, showing route of pipes; Block plan showing SJC chapel and Master's lodge, and the water drains, gas supply and proposed pipe from the waterworks mains.