| Description | 1. Bills, some receipted, from Elizabeth Lansdown for lodgings for rooms, dressing, food (mainly meat) and drink (14).
2. Receipt from James Bevan.
3. Receipted bill from Isaac de Vic for Madeira.
4. Receipted bills from Robert White for cider and horse lodgings (9).
5. Receipted bill from Peter & James Ferry's for purchase of fabric.
6. Receipted bill from Ann Walton for washing and pleating mobs, haberdashery and other items.
7. Receipted bill from Elizabeth Cary for yarn and stirrups.
8. Receipted bill from J Mullins for repair of trunks and stirrups.
9. Receipted bill from John Tucker for farrier's work.
10. Receipted bills from William George for soup plates and other items (2).
11. Receipted bill from Hinton for making coats.
12. Bill from Thomas Haviland and William Gallaway for medicines including purging draughts.
13. Receipted bill from Roger Prosser for making a riding coat and the materials.
14. Separate bundle:
a. List of money to be laid down immediately when starting university and things to be sent to the university including a punch bowl, wig block, costs for clothing, room and services for William Davenport.
b. Receipted bill from Ann Walton for washing, haberdashery and sewing.
c. Bill from Charles Harford for cloth including Irish sheeting and muslin.
d. Bill from James (Scott) for food including a roasting pig and lobsters.
e. Receipted bill from George Cottell for pumps and garters.
f. Receipted bill from a Prevost for shaving.
g. Receipted bill from P Bertrand and John Wiltshire for jewellery work, china and furniture purchased.
h. Receipted bill from Mary Arnold for making a hood.
i. Receipted bill from Rachel Atwood for making and altering coats.
j. Receipt from John Williams for hire of horses.
k. List of names of people paid, and some calculations.
l. Receipted bill from Mrs Farr for haberdashery including ribbon and cambric.
m. List of prices of china including cups, saucers and basins in different colours.
n. Bill from unknown for sheets, with a calculation on reverse.
o. Sentence about where William Farley is in Gloucester. |