Works received are serials only.
i: draft agreement for the enlargement of the court room and lobby, made between the company and William Robinson, with draft conditions, 1 Mar 1757 [2 items].
ii: draft minutes of the committee for enlarging the court room and lobby, 23 Dec 1756-5 Jan 1757.
iii: report of the committee for repairs, 3 Mar 1800.
iv: report of the committee for repairs, 14 Apr 1801.
v: list, possibly of shields on display at Stationers' Hall, with items listed according to their position in relation to windows, c.1914.
vi: estimate for cleaning, varnishing and painting the hall, by William Powell, 3 Jul 1788.
vii: letter from Richard Jupp regarding an estimate for repairs to the hall, 21 Feb 1770.
viii: specification for erecting a new room at the end of the court room, 27 Aug 1825.
i: (1) letter from Mr Lawrence requesting permission to make a window, 6 May 1786, (2) report on windows requested by Mr Lawrence, 4 Sep 1786 (3) petition of William Andrews stating objections against removing his bow windows as suggested by Mr Lawrence, [Sep] 1786, and (4) letters from Charles Beazley to Mr Milne concerning windows in the Goldsmiths' Company house in Stationers' Court, 21 Mar-7 Aug 1800 [8 items].
ii: notebook containing minutes of the Window Committee relating to Thomas Cadell's proposal to give a window to Stationers' Hall, 28 May 1802-24 May 1803.
i: letters from Thomas Yates to George Tokefield, 6 Apr-30 Sep 1669 [3 items].
ii: draft agreement between Oxford University and the Stationers' Company regarding right to print bibles, grammars and other books, in Thomas Yates's handwriting, c.1669.
i: copy order to dissolve the injunction, 2 Jun 1775.
ii: copy order of dismission, 1 Jul 1775.
iii: copy draft bill for injunction, 18 Nov 1773.
iv: copy judge's certificate, undated.
Includes correspondence, reports and estimates for restoring and rehanging the pictures.
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.
From Series II section 'Repairs, etc'