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Student accounts (term book)
CCA: H/4/4 · File · 1881-1884
Part of Clare College Archive

Accounts with individual students for meals, College fees, accommodation, tuition and examinations, shoe cleaning, medical charges, coal, laundry, maintenance of buildings and furniture

Student accounts (term book)
CCA: H/4/9 · File · 1907-1912
Part of Clare College Archive

Accounts with individual students for meals, College and University fees, gate fines, accommodation, tuition, examinations, shoe cleaning, medical charges, coal, laundry, repairs and maintenance to rooms, furniture, electric lighting, Amalgamated Clubs and storage of bicycles. Also mentions Scholarships, College grants and caution money.

Student accounts (term book)
CCA: H/4/6 · File · 1891-1895
Part of Clare College Archive

Accounts with individual students for meals, College fees, accommodation, tuition and examinations, shoe cleaning, medical charges, coal, laundry, maintenance of buildings and furniture.

Student accounts (term book)
CCA: H/4/1 · File · 1854-1856
Part of Clare College Archive

Summary accounts with individual students and so considered an early form of term book, with an index; NB the volume only contains a few entries for about the first twenty pages and the remainder of the volume is blank

Student accounts (term book)
CCA: H/4/2 · File · 1874-1881
Part of Clare College Archive

Accounts with individual students for meals, College fees, accommodation, tuition and examinations, shoe cleaning, medical charges, coal, laundry, maintenance of buildings and furniture.

Student accounts (term book)
CCA: H/4/3 · File · 1879-1956
Part of Clare College Archive

Summary term book showing terms kept and dates of admission, first residence, readmission, degrees and removal of names from College boards. Also includes memoranda on deaths in World Wars I and II. With index. No entries for the year 1926, despite the admissions register recording people being admitted that year. It is possible the National Strike had something to do with this anomally.