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i: request by John Patison to enter William McEwen's Essays Doctrinal and Practical, 2 Jun 1767.

ii: notice of publication of Advice to young Gentlemen in the Several conditions of life by way of address from a Father to his Children by the Abbot Goussault Counsellor in Parliament; with his Sentiments and maxims upon what passes in civil society, undated.

iii: request by Jane Kettlewell to enter The Practical Believer, Christian Prudence, The Doctrine of the Cross and The Companion to the Penitent and Persecuted, 30 Oct 1699

iv: manuscript title page for Josiah Burchit's Memoires of Transactions at Sea during the Warr with France, 1703.

v: printed letter from John Snow to the livery regarding fees for entering copies since the 1842 Copyright Act, Dec 1877.

vi: request by John Gray to enter The Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, 16 Jan 1772.

vii: extract minute of the committee of directors of the Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge in Scotland, 3 May 1770.

viii: letter from John Ven requesting a full extract of the entry of his father-in-law Ralph Erskine's works and advice on his exclusive right to print these works, 7 Sep 1769.

ix: letter from Thomas Carnan confirming that Juvenile Trials and Patersons Travelling Dictionary were to be entered as his sole property, and that the Dictionary of the World was the property of Stanley Crowder, Benjamin Collins, Mr Carnan and Mr Newbery, 20 Dec 1771, with a note requesting to know what shares each of the latter had in the Dictionary of the World, undated [2 items].

x: manuscript summons to Joseph Greenhill requiring him to produce information on the Dictionary of Natural History, The Jacobite Songs and Ballads of Scotland and Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets to the Guildhall Police Court, Jul 1861.

xi: statement that Regula Accentum & Spiritum Gracorum cum Observationibus utilissimus, Gracorum Dialiecti Postica cum Regulis Profodia and Eradita Pronuntiationis Catholici Indices were to be entered, 1 Oct 1700.

xii: certificates of entry of One Hundred Years of Book Auctions, issued to celebrate the centenary of Hodgson & Co in 1907, 2-3 Jun 1908.

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: copy of the petition of Thomas Carnan and notes on the case, with a slip of paper by clerk Mr Baldwin stating that Mr Mansfield is to attend the House on the second reading of the bill on behalf of the company if it is found necessary.

ii: petition of Thomas Carnan to the House of Commons, 29 Apr 1779 [2 items].

iii: notice of Chancery stating that the company must deliver to the judges of the Court of Common Pleas a certificate of approbation of the case or the company's injunction will stand dissolved, 26 Apr 1774.

iv: printed copies of Carnan's petition, 26 Oct 1776 [3 items].

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.

Folder is divided into subfolders:

i: copies of case and Dr Ducarel's opinion thereon, 14 May 1774, with extract from the case, undated [3 items].

ii: speech of Mr Serjeant Grose on behalf of the defendant Thomas Carnan with transcript of ensuing dialogue between Grose and LCJ, undated.

i: draft indorsements on the indenture of assignment and covenants, 21 Dec 1792 [2 items].

ii: agreement that the company will pay the administrators of Thomas Carnan's estate sums of 1500 pounds and 500 pounds on the condition that they relinquish the sale of almanacs, 6 Aug 1788.

iii: draft indenture of assignment, parties: (1) Anna Maria Smart and Francis Newbery, administrators of Thomas Carnan's estate, (2) Thomas Hooke, Thomas Longman and Nathaniel Conant and (3) the Stationers' Company, 20 Aug 1788.

iv: indenture of assignment and covenants between (1) Anna Maria Smart and Francis Newbray, (2) Thomas Hooke, Thomas Loughman and Nathaniel Conant and (3) the Stationers' Company, 20 Aug 1788, with attached receipt of 1500 pounds from Hooke, Longman and Conant, 1 Nov 1788.

v: draft framework for indenture of assignment and covenants, 1788.

vi: receipt for 500 pounds received from the company by Francis Newbery and to be paid to Anna Maria Smart and himself, 21 Dec 1792.

vii: indenture of assignment and covenants between (1) Anna Maria Smart and Francis Newbray, (2) Thomas Hooke, Thomas Loughman and Nathaniel Conant and (3) the Stationers' Company, 20 Aug 1788.

i: Thomas Carnan's bill of costs to be taxed by Samuel Pechel pursuant to an order made 1 Jul 1775, undated.

ii: list of master's copy charges, undated.

iii: receipted bill for charges relating to the case, 10 May 1774.

i: remarks upon the petition and printed case of Thomas Carnan, undated.

ii: office copy of affidavit of Maddeson Hunt, 19 Nov 1773.

iii: draft text from a legal document, undated.

iv: order for enlarging time for shewing cause apt. dissolving the injunction to the 2nd seal, 19 Feb 1774.

v: copy order to show cause why injunction should not be dissolved, 7 Feb 1774.

vi: rule for arguments, 13 May 1774.

vii: statement that Thomas Carnan intends to move that the minutes of the order made 1 Mar may be rectified by inserting certain words, 8 Apr 1774.

viii: rule to sit down again in hilary term, 3 Feb 1775.

ix: rule for further arguments within the next term, 19 May 1775.

x: copy order for sitting down, 2 Jun 1775.

xi: order to sit down cause on equity reserved, 2 Jun 1775.

Receipted Treasurers' vouchers for legal work undertaken by Clerk John Partridge on account of the English Stock:

i: relates to miscellaneous matters, receipted 15 Jul 1761.

ii: relates to the enroachment by the publishing of annual memorandum or pocket books on the Company's right with respect to almanacks, the Faden and Dodd case, the Kincaid and Donaldson case and miscellaneous matters, receipted 13 Jul 1772.

iii: relates to the Carnan, Faden and Dodd and Donaldson and Beckett cases and miscellaneous matters, receipted 11 Aug 1774.

iv: relates to the Hawkins vs. McKenzie, Faden and Dodd and Carnan cases, the agreements with the two universities and miscellaneous matters, receipted 26 Oct 1775.

v: relates to the Carnan case, the agreements with the two universities and miscellaneous matters, receipted 14 May 1776.