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Receipt for 20 shillings for a venison pasty delivered to the Swan in Old Fish Street for the Master and Wardens. Signed by John Hall. Personal names: John Hall. Place names: The Swan, Old Fish Street. Date entered as "9br ye 29 1689."

Itemised bill for food, drink, and service at the Swan in Fish Street in the amount of two pounds four shillings. Items listed include lemons, oranges, wine, beer, ale, asparagus, fish, and other comestibles; also payment for the porter, tobacco, and the use of linen. Signed for by John Harris. Personal names: John Harris. Place names: the Swan, Fish Street.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and services in the amount of one pound five shillings purchased at the Globe in Fish Street on Ash Wednesday from Jos. Carter. Items include paying the fishmonger, lemons, wine, bread and ale, fruit, fire, and other items. Signed by Jos. Carter. Personal names: Jos. Carter. Place names: the Globe, Fish Street.

Bill for pewter borrowed from John Hulls on 08 August 1689, coming to a total of four pounds, three shillings, six pence. Items borrowed include plates of different varieties, spoons, and "mazerens." Five plates and nine spoons were lost and their cost included in the total of the bill. The lending appears to have been facilitated by Edward Brewster, who writes below the itemised bill to Parkhurst, "pray please to pay the bearer his bill, he is a neighbor of myne, & used to furnish ye Hall." Signed for by John Hulls on the verso. Personal names: John Hulls; Edward Brewster. Place names: Stationer's Hall.

Itemised bill in the amount of 27 shillings due to Jonathan Bateman. Items listed include blue cloth and yellow lace. Signed for by Jonathan Bateman. Verso: "Stationers." Personal names: Jonathan Bateman.

Receipt for one pound 15 shillings for tithes due "for their Hall" from the Company. Signed for by Edward Pelling [vicar of St Martin Ludgate]. Personal names: Edward Pelling.

Receipt for five guineas "for the use of Mr Warden Isted," and three shillings six pence paid at Guild Hall. Signed by John Whitlock. Personal names: John Whitlock; Ambrose Isted. Place names: Guild Hall.

Itemised bill for food, drink, and services to a total amount of two pounds two shillings seven pence. Items include paying the fishmonger and dressing the fish, fruit and carraways, wine, lemons, bread, ale, and other items. Services include paying the porter, fire, and money to the servants. Signed for by J H on behalf of "my master Andrew Leake." Personal names: JH; Andrew Leake.

Itemised bill for expenses in the amount of two pounds two shillings incurred by Ambrose Isted from James Allen. Items include payment for copies of printed items, for soliciting for the Company, and other items. Personal names: James Allen; Ambrose Isted. Place names: Oxford.

Itemised bill of expenses paid by Ambrose Isted in the amount of one pound 11 shillings three pence. Items include "Paid at Widow Bourne's Coffeehouse;" "Paid for wyne that day at Stationers Hall & Porters;" "Paid at ye Castle Tavern with ye Committee;" and "paid more." Signed for by Ambrose Isted. Personal names: Ambrose Isted; Widow Bourne. Place names: Castle Tavern; Widow Bourne's Coffeehouse; Stationer's Hall.

Receipt for five pounds due to Katherine Fox as interest for one hundred pounds. Signed for by Katherine Fox. Personal names: Katherine Fox.

Receipt for ten pounds interest for four hundred pounds. Signed for by Henry Playford and witnessed by John Blyth and William Chandler. Personal names: Henry Playford; John Blyth; William Chandler.

Receipt for seven pounds ten shillings for interest due to Thomas Dring. Signed by Thomas Dring. Verso: endorsed by Benjamin Tooke. Personal names: Benjamin Tooke; Thomas Dring.

Receipt for fifty shillings as half a year's interest on one hundred pounds. Signed for by Henry Coley. Endorsed on verso by Benjamin Tooke. Personal names: Henry Coley; Benjamin Tooke.

Request to Parkhurst from Robert Clavell for Parkhurst to pay treasurer Benjamin Tooke the sum of eleven pounds ten shillings and five pence "being the ballance of my account last Audited due to mee." Signed by Robert Clavell, and endorsed twice on 24 December 1689 by Benjamin Tooke on the verso. Personal names: Benjamin Tooke; Robert Clavell.