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Trin. Coll. - Congratulations on Robert Pemberton Milnes being again placed in the first class in the Public Examinations; he will be awarded a College Prize; though not publicly stated it is clear that he was head of his year and is a man of 'extraordinary talents'.

Printed notice re Robert Pemberton Milnes' account for Midsummer quarter and accounts for next term. MS note: he is expected to achieve high honours and is advised to study hard for his degree.

With inscriptions on tomb of Thomas Jones and William George Judgson at Old Dulwich Burial Ground.

Also re any money due from the executors of Thomas Jones, late Bursar.

(Inscribed ‘From the Author’. There is no fellow or tutor of Trinity named John Jones. The subject of the elegy is presumably Thomas Jones, who was a tutor at Trinity from 1787 till his death in 1807, though he did not achieve the degree of BD.)