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At beginning of the volume:

(1) memoranda about mines in Wales, 1708
(2) memoranda about caution money, 1684
(3) copy hairdresser's receipts, 1708-1713
(4) accounts of benefaction of John Love for building new kitchen, 1689
(5) receipts for ''money tax'', 1708-1713

At the end of the volume:
(1) a list of manuscripts in Clare Hall library, undated [p.224]
(2) a catalogue of books bequeathed by Dr James Jackson, 1688 [p.226-7]
(3) accounts of lottery, 1694 [p.229]
(4) proposals for raising money for war against France, 1695
(5) accounts for fines, sealings and writings (arranged by property), 1649-1735
(6) rental, nd
(7) accounts of Chapel offerings, 1678-1708
(8) statement about payments to poor of Cambridge, nd

Loose:
(1) rent accounts, 1719

Ledger entitled 'Fellowes dividends'. Includes information on how much each Fellow spent on various things whilst in College such as furniture, fuel, entertainment, wine, buttery etc.

Compiled by Samuel Blithe, William Searle and John Reynolds Wardale.

Possibly by Richard Hunt

Concerns the endowment of the Exeter Foundation - Letters patent of James I granting a licence to Thomas, Earl of Exeter, to give property of yearly value of 120 pounds to Master and Fellows.

The two rent charges were payable on Oxney Farm in the parish of St John the Baptist, Peterborough (formerly the cell of Oxney, part of the monastery of Peterborough), and on Tanholt Farm, Eye, near Peterborough.

This series relates to the gift of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter and Baron Burghley, of property in Peterborough and Eye of the yearly value of 120 pounds to Master and Fellows.

With a copy of the poem ''Gray on the Death of West'' [nd].

General questions that were to be answered by those sitting the entrance scholarship exam.