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Colour photo. Portrait of Evelyn Homewood. Cloathed 30 July 1996.

The Worshipful Company of Bakers Banquet, Bakers' Hall, Harp Lane, Monday 2nd February 1874.
Master - George Bishop Esq
Wardens - John Paterson Esq (Alderman), W. Webster Jun, Esq, Alex Whittet Esq, W. Hampton Esq
Clerk - Henry G. Smith Esq
A Selection of Vocal Music under the direction of Mr. Fred H. Cozens
Performed by Miss Janet Haydon, Mr. A Lester, Mr. Seymour Smith & Mr. F. H. Cozens. Mr. F. H. Cozens with preside at the Pianoforte. Programme:

1. Grace "Laudi Spirituali" 1545
2. "National Anthem"
3. Madrigal "The Dawn of Day" (Reay)
4. Song "The Lass that Loves a Sailor" (Dibdin) - Mr. F. H. Cozens
5. Ballad "When We Went A-Gleaning" (W. Ganz) - Miss Janet Haydon
6. Ballad "Angels Listen when she Speaks" (E. L. Hime) - Mr. Lester
7. "Buffo Song" (Mr. Seymour Smith)
8. Song "Rory of the Glen" (W. C. Levey) - Miss Janet Haydon
9. Irish Song "Wealth is an Invention" (S. Lover) - Mr. Lester
10. "Buffo Song" (Mr. Seymour Smith) - REPEATED
11. Song "My Father's Apple Treet" (Fase) - Mr. F. H. Cozens
12. Serenade "Sleep, Gentle Lady (by desire)" (Bishop)

Mr. Fred H. Cozens - Professor of the Organ, Pianoforte & Singing. 21 Treherne Road, Vassal Road, Brixton, S.W.

Clothworkers Hall, Wednesday 2nd February 1876
Master - James Wyld Esq
Wardens - Charles James Orton Esq, John Mews Esq, Richard Roberts Esq, John Neate Esq
Clerk - Owen Roberts Esq (M. A.)
Selection of music under the direction of Mr. Montem Smith. Artists - Miss Marian Williams, Miss Helen Heath, Mr. John Foster, Mr. G. T. Carter, Mr. Montem Smith. Grand Pianoforte - Mr. Montem Smith. History of the Loving-Cup - F. W. Fairholt (F.S.A.). Programme:

1. Grace (Male Voices) "Non Nobis" (Dr/. W. Byrde)
2. "The National Anthem" (Dr. John Bull)
3. Glee (Five Voices) "Mark'd You Her Eye?" (Spofforth)
4. Welsh Song "Gyda'r Wawr" (J. Thomas) - Miss Marian Williams
5. Trio "Break, Break, Break" (Anderton) - Miss Helen Heath & Messers Carter & Montem Smith
6. Song "My Boyhood Home" (Rooke) - Mr Winn
7. Glee (Four Voices) "By Celia's Arbour" (Horsley) - Miss Helen Heath
8. Song "Jenny of the Mill" (Leduc) - Miss Helen Heath
9. Song "Let Me Dream Again" (Sullivan) - Miss Marian Williams
10. Quartet "Good Night" (Carulli)
11. Finale "Here's a Health to all Good Lasses" (Guglielmi)

Printer - Adlard, Bartholomew Close

Drapers Hall, 23rd February 1876 Programme.
Master - Pete (Rolt) (First page has been ripped. Master's surname is missing)
Wardens - Samuel Charles Cross Fish Esq, Thomas Bastow Esq, Robert Philipson Barrow Esq, Henry Trower Esq
Clerk - William Phillips Sawyer Esq
Music under the direction of Mr Winn. Performers - Miss Banks, Mr. Baxter, Mr. J. A. Brown, Mr. H Guy, Mr. Land, Mr. Kempton & Mr. Winn. Solo Flute - Mr. Harrington Young. Programme:

1. Grace "Nom Nobis" (W. Byrd)
2. "National Anthem" (Dr. J. Bull)
3. Song "Lo! Here the gentle Lark" (Bishop) - Miss Bank, Flute Obligato - Mr. Harrington Young
4. Part-Song "The Solder's Love" (Kucken)
5. Tower Scene "From Ill Trovstore" (Verdi) - Miss Banks & Mr. H Guy
6. Solo-Flute "Fantasia on English airs" (Pratten) - Mr Harrington Young
7. Glee "The Cloud-capt Towers" (Stevens)
8. Duet "Excelsior" (Balfe) - Mr. Guy & Mr. Winn
9. Glee "Sleep, gentle Lady" (Bishop)

Printer - E Couchman & Co, Throgmorton Street

Drapers Hall, 3rd May 1878 Programme.
Master - Thomas Bastow Esq
Wardens - Henry W. Fourdrinier Esq, George Clarke Esq, George Lawford Esq, John Rogers Jennings Esq
Clerk - William Phiilips Sawyer Esq
Music under the direction of Mr. Winn. Performers - Miss Anna Williams, Miss Orridge, Mr. Shakespeare, Mr Horscroft & Mr. Winn. Solo violin - Mr. Carrodus. Pianoforte - Mr. J. Turle Lee. Programme:

1. Grace "Benedictus" (reading)
2. "National Anthem" (Dr. J. Bull)
3. Aria "Salve Dimora (Faust)" (Gounod) - Mr. Shakespeare, Violin Obligato - Mr. Carrodus
4. Song "The Deep, Deep Sea" (Horn) - Mr Orridge
5. Song "Robin Adair" (no writer listed) - Miss Anna Williams
6. Trio "This magic-wove scarf" (Barnett) - MIss Anna Williams, Mr Shakespeare & Mr Winn
7. Solo-violin "Le Tremolo" (De Beriot) - Mr. Carrodus
8. Duet "Si la Stanchezza" (Verdi) - Miss Orridge & Mr. Shakespeare
9. Part-song "In this hour" (Pinsuti)

Printer - E Couchman & Co, Throgmorton Street

Stationer's Company Entertainment

Crystal Palace

Thursday 14th July 1870

Master - Henry G Brown Esq

Wardens - William Tyler Esq & Sir Sydney H Waterlow

Selection of Vocal Music under the direction of Mr. Winn

Vocalist - Miss Banks, Mrs Winn, Mr Coates, & Mr Winn

Programme

1. Grace "Reading" 1665

2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull)

3. Glee "There is a Beauty on the Mountain" ( J. Goss, the words by Bernard Barton)

4. Trio "The Troubadour", ( McFarren, Sir Walter Scott) - Miss Banks, Mrs Winn & Mr Winn

5. Glee "Believe Me, Tears" (Sir H R Bishop)

6. Magrigal "Down in a Flow'ry Vale" (Festa, T. Oliphant)

7. Glee "Blow, Blow, thou Winter Wind" (Stevens, Shakespeare)

8. Song "The Faithful Echo" (Ganz) - Miss Banks

9. Glee "Hark! The Curfew's Solemn Sound" (Attwood)

10. Duet "As It Felll Upon a Day" (Sir H R Bishop, Shakespeare) - Miss Banks & Mrs Winn

11. Glee "The Fisherman's Goos-night" (Sir H R Bishop)

Printed by J.E Adlard, Bartholomew Close

Stationer's Company Entertainment

Craytal Palace

Thursday 13th July 1871

Master - William Tyler Esq.

Wardens - Sir Sydney H Waterlow, William H. Varden Esq.

Selection of Vocal Music under the direction of Mr. Winn

Vocalist - Miss Jane Wells, Mr Baxter, Mr Coates, Mr Land & Mr Winn

Programme

1. Grace "Reading" 1665

2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull)

3. Four Part Song "When the West with Evening Glows" (Mendelssohn)

4. Glee "When Winds Breath Soft"

5. Glee "How Sweet. How Fresh' (S Paxton)

6. Humours part song "The Three Chafers"

7. Glee (five voices) "Come, see what Pleasures" (Elliott)

8. Glee "Sleep, Gentle Lady" (Sir H R Bishop, Planche)

9. Glee "My Bonny Lass" (Morley)

10. Catch "Would you know my Celia's Charms" (S. Webbe)

11. Madrigal "Now is the Month of Maying" (T Morley A.D. 1570)

Stationer's Company Entertainment

Craytal Palace

Thursday 10th July 1873

Master - Francis Rivington Esq.

Wardens - Henry Aldard Esq, John Gough Nichols Esq.

Selection of Vocal Music under the direction of Mr. Winn

Vocalist - Miss Siedle, Miss Julia Siedle, Mr Coates & Mr Winn

Programme

1. Grace "For these and thy mercies"

2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull)

3. Part song "The Nightingale" (Mendelssohn)

4. Duett "The Keel Row" (Watson) - The Misses Siedle

5. Song "The Happy Valley" (Horn) - Mr Coates

6. Song "Forget-me-not" (Gans) - Miss Julia Siedle

7. Glee "O Happy Fair" (Shield)

8. Song "Sing Sweet Bird" (Gans) - Miss Siedle

9. Part song "A Spring Song" (Pinsuiti)

10. Song "The Yeoman's Wedding" (Poniatowski)

11. Duett "As it fell upoon the day" (Sir H R Bishop) - NO LYRICS LISTED

12. Quartett "Mezza Notte" (Flotow) - MIsses Siedle, Mr Coates and Mr Winn

Stationers' Company

Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill

Thursday 17th June, 1875

Master - William Watson Esq

Wardens - William Good Esq, Charles Rivington Esq

Selection of voal music under the direction of Mr Winn

Performed by - Miss Annie Sinclair, Miss Florence Winn, Mr Coates & Mr Winn

Ladies Dinner

Programme

1. Grace "For these and thy mercies"

2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull)

3. Four-Part "Lady rise" (H Smart)

4. Song "When the tide comes in" (J Barnby) - Miss Florence Winn

5. Harmonized French Air "Love in May" (Harmonized old French Air 1600)

6. Song "I Love my Love" (Pinsuit) - Miss Annie Sinclair

7. Trio "Memory" (H Leslie) - Miss Annie Sinclair, Miss Florence Winn & Mr Coates

8. Song "Once Again" (Sullivan) Mr Coates

9. Glee "Here in cool grot" (Earl of Mornington)

10. Four-Part Song "Good night" (Carulli)

J. E. Adlard, Bartholomew Close

Stationers' Company

The Trafalgar, Greenwich

Monday 18th June, 1877

Master - Henry G Brown Esq

Wardens - William Rivington Esq, William Clowes Esw

Selection of voal music under the direction of Mr Winn

Performed by - Miss Annie Sinclair, Miss Florence Winn, Mr Coates & Mr Winn

Programme

1. Grace "For these and all"

2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull)

3. Glee "Where art thou, Beam of Light?" (Bishop)

4. Song "The Storm" (Hullah) - Miss Florence Winn

5. Part Song "The Roses" (Hatton)

6. Song "Auld Robin Gray" (Scotch) - Miss Annie Sinclair

7. Glee "Five times by the Taper's Light" (Storace)

8. Song "Oft in the Stilly Night" (Moore) - Mr Coates

9. Duett "Trust Her not" (Balfe, Longfellow) - Miss Aniie Sinclair & Miss Florence Winn

10 Song "Simon Bray" (WInn) - Mr Winn

11. Part Song "Good-night to the Day" (Halley)

Adlard, Bartholomew Close

Stationers' Banquet

Mansion House

Tuesday 3rd February, 1880

The Right Honourable Sir William Qyatt Truscott (Lord Mayor)

Selection of voal music under the direction of Mr Morten Smith

Performed by - Miss Clara Samuell, Miss Annie Butterwroth, Mr Mortem Smith, Mr Hilton

Programme

1. Grace "For these and thy mercies" (Laudi Spirituali)

2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull)

3. Preghiera "Dal tuo stellato soglio (Mose in Egitto)" (Rossini) - Misses Smauel & Butterworth, and Messers Montem, Smith and Hilton

4. Song "The Sailor's Story" (Henry Smart) - Miss Annie Butterworth

5. Song "When the Elves at dawn do pass (Amber Witch)" (Wallace, H. F. Chorley) - Miss Clara Smauel

6. Song "Flow, thou regal purple stream (Castle of Andalusia)" (Dr Arnold) - Mr Hilton

7. Duet "Home to our mountains (Trovatore) - Verdi

8. Ballad "Dear Little Heart" (Harrison Millard) - Miss Clara Samuell

9. Song "Timothy's Welcome" (Marzials) - Miss Annie Butterworth

10. Finale "Good night, beloved" (Pinsuti, Longfellow) - Misses Samuel & Butterworth, and Messers Montem Smith & Hilton

Collection of programmes

• International Municipal Entertainment Committee Banquet (at Stationers' Hall), 25th February 1876
  Chairman - William Lawley
  Selection of Vocal & Instrument Music
  Direction - Mr Chaplin Henry
  Performed by - Miss Bessie Stroud, Miss Dones, Mr Winn, Mr Michael Watson
  Programme:
  1. Grace "For these & thy mercies" (1545)
  2. National Anthem "God Save the Queen" (Dr J. Bull)
  3. Ode "Hail to thee, Albert!" (Hobbs)
  4. Trio "The Troubadour" (G. A. Macfarren)
  5. New Civic Song "Hail to the Lord Mayor" (M. Watson) - Miss Bessie Stroud
  6. Song "Black Eyed Susan" (No writer listed) - Miss Dones
  7. Cavalier Song "Ho! Fill me a tankard," (J. L. Hatton) - Mr Winn
  8. Northumbrian Ballad "The Keel Row" (Arr. E. Land) - Miss Bessie Stroud
  9. Irish Song "Katey's Letter" (Lady Dufferin) - Miss Dones
  10. Part Song "Good Nighut" (Gustave Carulli)

Mr Chaplin Henry, 581 Wandsworth Road, SW

• Inauguration Banquet of George Swan Nottage Esq (Ald.) and John Staples Esq. (F.S.A. Ald.), Sheriffs of London & Middlesex, 18th December 1877 (at Stationers' Hall). H. H. Crawford Esq & Thomas Micklem (Jun) Esq (Under sheriffs).
  List of Toasts
  History of the Loving Cup (F. W Fairholt, F. S. A.)
  A Selection of Instrumental Music (under the direction of Mr. Chaplin Henry)
  Performed by Mr. Lester, Mr. Coates, Mr Michael Watson & Mr. Chaplin Henry
  Solo Cornet - Mr. Howard Reynolds
  Programme:
  1. Grace "Deum Laudate" (Dr J. Smith)
  2. The National Anthem
  3. Glee "Just Like Love" (Arr. by Novello)
  4. Four-Part Song "Bright Sword of Liberty" (Weber)
  5. Solo Cornet "The Exile's Lament" (Roch Albert) - Mr. Howard Reynolds
  6. Madrigal "The Roundelay" (Beale)
  7. Ballad "In this old chair" (Balfe) - Mr Coates with Cornet obbligato Mr. Howard Reynolds"
  8. Glee "The Mighty Conqueror" (Wbbe)
  9. Humerious Trio "What shall we sing?" (Parrin)
  10. Glee "Amo, amas (The Pedagogue's Song)" (Shield)

Mr Chaplin Henry, 2 Akerman Road, Loughborough Road, SW

• Stationers & Paper Manufacturers' Provident Society (2 copies). Anniversary Dinner (at Stationers' Hall), Friday 20th June 1884. The Right Hon. William Henry Smith, M.P. in the chair
  Programme of Music under the direction of Mr. Stedman
  Printers - Howard & Jones (15 & 16 Cullum Stret and 28 & 4 Bury Street, London, E.C.)
  Artists - Madamn Edith Wynne, Mr. Steadman, Mr. Turley Beale
  Mr Stedman's Choir Boys: Masters Willie Hull, Lovegrove, Kngith, Kavanagh, MArriott, A. MArriot & F. Walenn
  Accompanist - Mr. G. F. Smith
  Programme:
  1. Grace "from the Laudi Spirituali" 1545
  2. "National Anthem" (Dr John Bull) - Solo Master Willie Hull
  3. Song "Heaven & Earth" (Pinsuti) - Madame Edith Wynne
  4. Song "Gipsy John" (Clay) - Mr Thurley Beale
  5. Glee "Now tramp o'er moss and fell" (Bishop) - Solo Master Willie Hull
  6. Song "The Last Watch" (Pinsuti) Mr Stedman
  7. Ballad "The Old Cottage Clock" (Molloy) - Madame Edith Wynne
  8. Glee "The Chough and Crow" (Bishop) - Solos by Master Willie Hull, Master Fred Alenn & Mr Thurley Beale
  9. Song "If doughty deeds" (Sullivan) - Mr. Thurley Beale
  10. Part-song "Ye Mariners of England" (Pierson)
  11. Song "The Children's Home" (Cowen) - Master Fred Walenn
  12. Finale "Good Night, Farewell" (Garrett) - Soli: Master Willie Hull, Master Fred Walenn & Mr Thurley Beale

Mr. Steadman Musical Agency, 12 Berners St, W

• 42nd Anniversary Dinner of the Stationers' Mutual Benefit Society. Frank Green Esq, C. C. in the Chair. Wednesday 25th May 1887 (at Stationers' Hall). Donations (Rule VIII). List of Trustees and Stewards (H. Spicer Esq - Treasurer) (J. W. Cox - Secretary - 80 Arlingford Road, Tulse Hill, S. W.). List of Toasts of the evening. A Selection of Vocal Music under the direction of Mr. Iver McKay. Performed by Miss Kate Flinn, Miss L. M. Rich, Mr. Iver McKay and Mr. Franklin Clive. Mr H. Laycock at the Pianoforte

  1. Grace "For these and all thy mercies" (From Laudi Spirituali)
  2. "National Anthem" (Dr. John Bull)
  3. Song "Ho shall I woo thee" (Edith Marriott) - Mr Iver McKay
  4. Song "Il Bacio" (Arditi) - Miss Kate Flinn
  5. Song "In Cellar Cool" (Old German Drinking Song) - Mr Franklin Clive
  6. Song "Sunshine & Rain" (J. Blumenthal) - Miss L. M. Rich
  7. Quartette "Un di, se ben (Rigoletto)" (Verdi) - Miss Kate Flinn, Miss L. M. Rich, Mr Iver McKay & Mr. Franklin Clive
  8. Song "KIllarney" (Balfe) - Mioss Kate Flinn
  9. Song "The Thorn" (Shield) - Mr. Iver McKay
  10. Song "Tally Ho!" (A. H. MIles) - Mr. Franklin Clive
  11. Quartet "In this hour of softened splendour" (Pinsuli) - Miss Kate Flinn, Miss L. M. Rich, Mr Iver McKay & Mr. Franklin Clive
      The grand pianoforte supplied by Messers E. Asherberg & Co, 211 Regent Street, W

• Stationers' Mutual Benefit Society (Est 1845), Treasurer (H. Spicer), Trustees (Alderman Sir F. Wyatt Truscott, Joseph Smith Esq, Francis Ford Esq, H. Spicer Esq, J. Hodge).

• List of expenditure and receipts, 1846-1886

Collection of programmes

• 19th March 1892 - The Booksellers Trade Dinner. Programme inc. toast, responses and songs

  1. Where'er you walk - Mr T Hanson (Handel)
  2. Friendship - Messer's Hanson and Salisbury (Marsials)
  3. Where is the joy of Summer Day - Mr T Hanson (Zaverial)
  4. The four leaved Shamrock - Mr Jesse Salisbury (Lover)
     Accompanist - Mr Walter Judge
     Menu, Last Annual Report, Dinner Committee and Sub Committee

• 26th November 1897 - The Master Printers' and Allied Trades' Association (2 copies). First annual dinner at Stationers' Hall. Chairman / Alderman G Wyatt Truscott. Menu and wine list. Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, Committee and additional members of the Association

• 25th January 1928 - St Paul's Cathedral - Dinner at Stationers Hall. Menu.

• 13th January 1931 - The Worshipful Company of Musicians. Menu. Toast List. Printer - Ring and Brymer

• 4th December 1931 - Cripplegate Ward Club dinner at Stationers' Hall. Officers list including Master, Past Master, Treasurer, Upper Warden Dinner Warden, Assistants, Honorary Secretary. List of Toasts. Menu and wine list. Programme of Music

  1. Laudi Spirituali
  2. Caro Nome - Miss Oliver Goff (Verdi)
  3. Blow, blow, thou Winter Wind - Mr Stanley Kirkby (Sargent)
  4. Selected - Miss Olive Goff
  5. Lighterman Tom - Mr Stanley (W. H. Squire)
     Messer's Kenneth & George Western in their humours songs at the piano and under the direction of Mr Victor Marmont

• 4th December 1931 - Cripplegate Ward Club dinner at Stationers' Hall. Plan of table. Invitation to the event for the Clerk of the Company (Mr R T Rivington)

• 25th January 1933 - St Paul's Cathedral. Dinner at Stationer's Hall. Toasts list. Menu. Seating plan

• 4th October 1933 - Vintry Ward Club Luncheon. Menu. Printer - Ring & Brymer

• 25th January 1934 - St Paul's Cathedral. Dinner at Stationers' Hall. Toasts list. Wine list. Menu. Seating plan. Programme of music:

  1. Nom Nobis Dominie (Byrd)
  2. God Save the King (Bull)
  3. Nymphs of the Forest (Horsley)
  4. The cloud-capt Towers (Stevens)
  5. Haste ye soft gales (Martin)
  6. The Hunt is up (Hatton)
  7. The Long Day Closes (Sullivan)

• 2nd October 1935 (2 copies)
  Vintry Club Luncheon
  Menu
  Printer - Ring & Brymer (Birch's) Ltd

10th March 1967 - Ordnance Board Cocktail Party
Farewell to Major-General H S Wood (TD)
Guest list
Hosts list

13th February 1973
Board Meeting Luncheon (Company name not listed)
Image on front cover of printers at work
Seating plan
Menu & wine listed

13th May 1981 (2 copies)
Centenary Dinner of The MPA (Music Publishers Association)
Menu
Drinks list

27th May 1981
The Royal London Society for the Blind
Farewell luncheon on the retirement of Mr W H Pascoe
Menu and wine
Toasts

29th May 1981
1664 Club
Menu and wine

16th September 1981
Testimonial dinner to S E Wood-Higgs
Office Machines & Equipment Federation (OMEF)
Menu
Wine and liqueurs list
Toasts
Salutation
Presentation
Valediction
Highlights of OMEF 1950-1981

7th October 1981
British Printing Industries Federation
Retirement of Henry Kendall
Toasts
Menu

12th October 1981
London Chamber of Commerce & industry (LCCI) - North American Section
Centenary Lunch
Menu

20th October 1981
Booker McConnell Prize
Presentation Dinner
Menu
Drinks list

7th November 1981 (2 copies)
London RFU
Dinner in Honour of Australian RFU Touring Team
Chairman - F Kennard Lott esq
Team lists
Names of touch judges and referee
Menu and drink list
Legend of the Loving Cup
Toasts
The Royal Engineers Sextet will play during the Dinner (By permission of the Officers)
List of guests (in alphabetical order)

12th November 1981
The Society of Company and Commercial Accountants
Annual Dinner
President - Dennis E Evans
Menu and drink list
Grave - The Venerable F W Harvey
Toasts
Short history of the Stationers' Company and the Hall

4th March 1982
City and Guilds of London Institute
Luncheon for Fellows of the City and Guilds of London Institute
Menu and drinks list

10th May 1982
A dinner to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Founding of John Heyer Paper Ltd
Toasts
Menu and drinks list

28th May 1982
1664 Club
Menu and drinks list

19th October 1982
Booker McConnell Prize
Presentation dinner
Menu and drinks list

4th November 1982
The Society of Company and Commercial Accountants
Annual dinner
Menu and drinks list
Toasts
Brief history of the Society of Company and Commercial Accountants
Brief history of the Stationers' Company and its Hall

15th March 1990
Luncheon meeting
Wynkyn de Worde Society
Graphic Design in Retailing
Menu
Printing -White Dove Press

15th November 1990
Wynkyn de Worde Society
Roger Black - USA Consultant Publication Designer
"Is Desktop publishing Ruining Fine Typography"
Menu

28th June 1996 - Luncheon to Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Hale Paper Company
Toasts
Menu

14th April 2010 - The Worshipful Company of Needlemakers
Court Luncheon
Master - Malcolm Samuels Esq
Senior Warden - Roger Staines
Junior Warden - Pamela Goldberg
Clerk - Philip Grant
Menu and drinks list
Toasts

7th May 2014 - Journalists' Charity (2 copies)
Journalists' Charity 150th Anniversary Celebration
In the presence of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
Welcome from the President - Lord Rothermere
Message from the Queen
Work of Charity in 2014
Around the World in 80 Days film (1957) raising money for the Charity
Duke of York speech (7th May 1930)
Anniversary Reception order of events
Celebrating the Charity
History of the Charity
How can people help the charity
List of Patron, President, Anniversary Chairman and Ambassadors

21st October 2014 - The Guild of St Bride (5 copies)
Farewell Dinner for the Venerable David Meara
Master of the Guild of St Bride - Sir David Bell
Master of the Stationers' Company - Mr I R Locks
Master of the Turners' Company - Colonel J Bridgeman
Master of the Marketers'' Company - Mr M R Harrison
Menu and drinks list
Programme (welcome, music, grace, toasts)
Music - Clare Seaton (Soprano) & Robert (Jones)

16th and 17th November 2014 - 36th Annual Conference on Book Trade History (3 copies)
Bookshops in the History of the Trade
Organised by Robin Myers, Michael Harris and Giles Mandelbrote (in association with the ABA Educational Trust
Speakers list (Adam Budd, David Chambers, Cristina Dondi, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Michael Harris, Neil Harris, James Raven, Dominique Varry)
Programme of events
Notes, fees and cancellation policy

20th November 2014 - Wynkyn de Worde Society
Luncheon meeting
Robert Green talking on reviving the Dove type
Menu
Designed by Becky Chilcott
Printed by Benwells

22nd November 2015 - St Ceciliatide Festival
The Hanover Band
Patron - The Duke of Kent
Hanover Band history
Menu and drinks list
Chairman - Lord Black of Brentwood
Trustees - Dr Vivienne Anderson, Ken Bodfish, David Cooper, John Godfrey, Laurie Watt

Given in the case of Thomas Guy and John Parker v. Jonathan Edwards, Henry Aldrich, William Sherwin, John Hall and Thomas Hughes.

Parties: (1) George Sawbridge, esquire, Thomas Vere, John Martin and Thomas Newcomb, stationers (2) Stationers Company (3) Henry, Lord Bishop of London and patron and ordinary of St Martin Ludgate, and Edward Pelling, clerk and rector of St Martin Ludgate.

Includes a ground plan fragment.

Catalogues, handlists and programmes for various Company exhibitions. Includes some administrative papers.

Exhibitions include:

14 Jun 1964: on the occasion of the World Book Fair.

6 Mar 1969: on the occasion of the inauguration of National Library Week.

25 Nov 1981: 'The Sovereign and the Stationers' Company: on the occasion of the visit of HRH Queen Elizabeth II at the celebration of the 75th anniversary of The Historical Association'.

14 Jan 2008: ''Supper Being Ended...': a Concert & Exhibition on the Theme of Music, Entertainment & Feasting at Stationers' Hall 1600-1900'.

6 Apr 2006: 'Musical Turning Points 'Entered at Stationers' Hall' 1600-1800: The Pivotal Role of Stationers' Hall in English Music'. Administrative papersi nclude correspondence, a CD, invitation, programme, draft address by Robin Myers, guest list, information regarding the performers, signed loan agreement between the Foundling Museum and Stationers' Hall, photocopies of exhibited items, exhibition captions and Oxford Dictionary of National Biography articles.

16 Feb 2005: 'Shakespeare at Stationers' Hall'; administrative papers include photographs, photographic negatives, an invitation, a programme, an address list and addresses by Robin Myers and Sarah Tyacke.

26 Sep 2003: celebrating 600 years of the Stationers' Company and 400 years of the English Stock.

4 May 1957: 'Quarter-Centenary 1557-1957'.

19 Mar 1963: annual meeting of the Bibliographical Society.

1985: 'Books of Excellence Entered at Stationers' Hall'.

12 May 1987: 'Excellence 87: an Exhibition of the Trades and Crafts of the Guild'.

11 Jul 1989: 'A Commemoration of the Tercentenary of the Birth of Samuel Richardson'.

undated: 'The Stationers' Company Barges, 1680-1850'.

undated: 'An Exhibition of archival documents and pamphlets acquired by donation or through the generosity of liverymen registering as friends of the archives and library'

31 Mar 1988: 'The Crown and the Stationers' Company'.

20 Oct 1982: 'The Christian Roots of the Worshipful Company of Stationers'.

19 Mar 1963: untitled exhibition.

Caption labels for various company exhibitions; many are miscellaneous and belong to unidentified exhibitions; box also includes administrative paperwork including lists of exhibitions held at Stationers' Hall.

Exhibitions include:

24-26 Sep 2003: exhibition for AIB and livery.

14 Jan 2008: ''Supper Being Ended...': a Concert & Exhibition on the Theme of Music, Entertainment & Feasting at Stationers' Hall 1600-1900'.

undated: copyright exhibition.

1984: 'Entered at Stationers' Hall'.

23 Nov 1983: 'Bylaws (background to two broadsides)'.

25 Nov 1981: 'The Sovereign and the Stationers' Company: on the occasion of the visit of HRH Queen Elizabeth II at the celebration of the 75th anniversary of The Historical Association'.

undated: 'Thompson & Tomkins 30th anniversary'.

23 Sep 1982: English Stock.

6 Mar 1969: miscellaneous treasures.

undated: George Hawkins.

Itemised bill of miscellaneous expenses in the amount of one pound three shillings. Items include bread and beer; wine; butter; tobacco; salad; and oranges. Services paid for include dressing the fish and peas; the use of linen; coach hire; and unknown expenses paid to Cadman and the Drawer. Verso: "May 31 Saran: -1-3-0." Personal names: Cadman [William Cadman?]

Itemised list of goods purchased in the amount of three pounds two shillings. Items include a sugar loaf; fruit, oranges, and lemons; and tobacco. Other items include payments to the minister, the clerk, the poor, and two porters.

Itemised description of expenses at Bednall Greene and spent at the Sun in Aldersgate Street in a total amount of one pound two pence. Bill is badly burned in top left corner so only some items can be read, including beer, cheese, and charges for paying the porter, fire, and use of linen. Another section below records amounts spent at the Sun, on unrecorded items and wine. Below the tabulations appears "Bednll Greene ffeb 25," and on the verso: "Bednall Greene 1-0-2," above some undescribed calculations. Place names: Bednall (Bethnel) Green; the Sun tavern in Aldersgate Street.

Itemised list of expenses associated with filing petitions in the amount of 39 pounds six shillings eight pence. Items include "Paid for ye Lord Chancellors hand to ye Peticon;" and "Paid again for a New order after ye Lord Hales death;" "Paid for licensing of them by Judges two Clerks," and many others, including payment to many different clerks. Signed in receipt by John Lilly. Personal names: John Lilly; Lord Chancellor [Heneage Finch]; Lord Hale [Matthew Hale]; Lord Rainsford [Richard Raynsford]; Lord North [Charles North?]; Mr Harrison.

Itemised bill for expenses in the amount of 16 shillings incurred while going to Fulham with Steevens and Marlow. Items include "at Coffee house;" "at cheeses;" "to R Taylor;" and "watermen." Verso: "fullum wth Steevens & Marlow." Personal names: Steevens; Marlow; Randall Taylor.