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Parties: (1) John Baskett, Samuel Ashurst and Robert Gosling, stationers (2) William Mount, John Coggs and William Davies, stationers and assignees under a commission of bankrupt awarded against John Baskett (3) Stationers' Company.

Includes a schedule of books and copies mentioned in the agreement.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and James Knapton, John Baskett, John Sprint, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) James Lucas, glazier, on behalf of and in trust for Reverend Dr Henry Godolphin, Reverend Dr James Stanley and Reverend Dr Samuel Baker, present residentials and residentials of St Paul's.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and James Knapton, John Baskett, John Sprint, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) James Lucas, glazier, on behalf of and in trust for Reverend Dr Henry Godolphin, Reverend Dr James Stanley and Reverend Dr Samuel Baker, present residentials and residentials of St Paul's.

Includes a schedule of fittings and a floor plan.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and James Knapton, John Baskett, John Sprint, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) Thomas Tilburne, carpenter.

Includes a schedule of fittings and a floor plan.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and Robert Knaplock, Daniel Midwinter, John Basket, John Sprint, John Walthoe, Thomas Simpson and James Knapton, surviving trustees and feoffees for the company (2) Samuel Buckley, stationer.

Parties: (1) Robert Knaplock, Daniel Midwinter, John Basket, John Sprint, John Walthoe, Thomas Simpson and James Knapton, surviving trustees and feoffees of the Stationers' Company, and the Stationers' Company (2) John Dashwood, carpenter.

Parties: (1) John Walthoe, James Knapton, John Baskett, John Sprint, Robert Knaplock, Daniel Midwinter and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the Stationers' Company, and the Stationers' Company (2) John Moore, bookbinder.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Baskett, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter, James Knapton and James Roberts, stationers, trustees and feoffees of the company (2) Jacob Tonson, stationer.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Baskett, John Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter, James Knapton and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) John Haynes, weaver.

Includes a schedule of fittings and a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Baskett, John Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter, James Knapton and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) John Haynes, weaver.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) John Baskett, John Walthoe and Daniel Midwinter, surviving trustees and feoffees of the Stationers' Company, and the Stationers' Company (2) William Hunt.

Includes a ground plan.

Not executed.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and Robert Knaplock, Daniel Midwinter, John Baskett, John Sprint, John Walthoe, Thomas Simpson and James Knapton, surviving trustees and feoffees for the company (2) James Roberts, stationer.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Baskett, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter and John Knapton, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) James Roberts, stationer.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Walthoe, James Knapton, John Baskett, John Sprint, Robert Knaplock, Daniel Midwinter and James Roberts, stationers, trustees and feoffees of the Company (2) William Mount, stationer.

(i) Receipt for two books of statutes, signed by John Baskett and Robert Gosling, 22 Nov 1726. Received of the Earl of Macclesfield. Witnessed by George Parker.

(ii) Marked proof of Statutes at Large, 1 Apr 1734.

(iii) Warrant addressed to the Exchequer to pay John Baskett, the King's Printer, five thousand one hundred eight six pounds nine shillings seven pence for supplying paper, as well as printing acts of parliament, proclamations, speeches and other offices, 12 Apr 1742. With details of purchase from Sotheby's 1985.