'A Letter to a Member of Parliament from Mr. John Partridge, touching his Alamanack for the Year 1710, and the Injunction, whereby the Publishing of it is staid for the present'; 'The Last Wills and Testaments of J. Partridge, Student in Physick and Astrology; and Dr. Burnett, Master of the Charter-House', 1716; 'The Second Part of Mene Tekel: Treating of the year 1689', by John Partridge.

Arrest warrants for 'hawking' untaxed almanacs. .

A complete run of single sheet almanacs from the London Almanack/Almanac series.

Parties: (1) James Read, stationer (2) Stationers' Company.

Parties: (1) Joseph Bonsor, esquire (2) Barry Charles Hampton Knight, gentleman.

Specimens of almanacs produced by Thomas Carnan and purchased possibly for use in the trial; specimens are dated 1774, 1779 [3 copies] and 1781; 3 specimens dated 1774 and 1779 have contemporary, signed annotations stating that they had been bought from Mr Carnan; specimen dated 1774 also has a contemporary, signed annotation stating that it had been produced and shown to Maddeson Hunt and was referred to in his affidavit of 19 Nov 1773.

i: Dr Ducarel's account of almanacs prior to the company's patent granted to them by James I, extracted from his opinion on the case, undated [2 items].

ii: opinion of Lord Erskine

iii: copies of Glyn and Davy's arguments in the Court of Common Pleas, 25 May 1775, Glyn's reply and the counsel's argument at the hearing in Chancery, 1 Jul 1775.

iv: opinion of G Hill, 17 Sep 1771.

v: further questions upon the case before Mr Serjeant Hill, 15 Sep 1775.

vi: Mr Serjeant Hill's reply, undated.

vii: copy of part of Serjeant Hill's argument, undated.

viii: Mr Irvon's observations on the case, undated [2 items].

ix: request that Mr Hett give his opinion, undated.

x: copy order concerning the case, 1 Mar 1774.

xi: anonymous remarks on Carnan's petition and printed case, undated.

xii: index to the case with list of references, undated.

i: manuscript copies of the bill titled 'An Act to vest the sole right of printing almanacks in that part of Great Britain called England in the two universities of Oxford and Cambridge and the Company of Stationers in the City of London respectively', 18th century [3 items].

ii: list of bylaws taken to the House of Lords on appeal, undated.

Folder is divided into subfolders:

i: administrative letters and notes regarding the case, 10 Feb 1774-8 May 1780 [16 items].

ii: summonses to attend considerations of the case by Samuel Pechell at his chambers, 21 Mar 1774-20 Jul 1775 [13 items].

iii: letter from Samuel Farley to Robert Knaplock on a misunderstanding regarding a sham almanac, undated.

Parties: (1) George Croome (2) Stationers' Company.