Copy of the Order of the Court of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen concerning precedence of Companies on the Sherriffs' Day (1779 copy of an order dated 1737); letter concerning carriage arrangements for the Lord Mayor's procession, 1786.
Extracted from an account made out by Marshe Dickinson Esq. in his sheriffalty (1751-1752).
Printed of a lithograph engraved by Emslie, J. & Sons, with the legend 'Design for Trades Guilds Amorial Window to be placed at the south end of the new Guildhall Library Museum. As arranged by the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society. With the approval of the Select Library and Museum Committee of the Corporation.' Lithograph prints held with Guildhall Library Prints and Maps at London Metropolitan Archives.
Correspondence and administrative papers.
Mayoral Working Party papers re the Company's participation in the Lord Mayor's show; commemorative ephemera; administrative papers re the Lord Mayor's Appeal for Charity, 2000.
Includes information re commissioning and display of Sir Clive Martin's portrait; commissioning of silver tankard given to the Company to Sir Clive Martin; commissioning of armorial banner for Stationers' Hall.
Menus for lunch following the Election of the Lord Mayor 2014-2016, 2019, 2022, 2025; menus for lunch followng the Election of Sheriffs, 2019 and 2023-2024; Lord Mayor's Banquet guest list and table plan, 2021; 'Celebrating the 8th Reflections of the Lord Mayor', 2023; assorted admission tickets and invitations; menu card for Inter-livery Christmas Carol Service & Lunch, 2025; menu for Master and Clerks' Dinner, 3rd February 2026.
28th September 1952 - Sheriffs' Inauguration Breakfast at Grocer's Hall with table plan and index
13th April 1981 - Clerks' Association Dinner with History of Worshipful Company of Brewers
11th March 1983 - Farringdon Ward Club Luncheon at Guildhall, London, with a facsimile of an article in a Christian's Penny Magazine 20th June 1835
Mansion House
30th April 1873
The Right Honourable Sir Sydney H. Waterlow (Lord Mayor)
Programme of music under the direction of Mr. R De Lacy
Performed by - Miss Ellen Horne, MIss Dones, Mr. Wilbye Cooper & Mr. R De Lacy
MIss Kenny at the Pianoforte
Programme of music:
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Grace "For these and all thy mercies given"
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National antrhem (Dr. John Bull)
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Recit & Air "Nina" (Hobbs) - Mr. Wilbye Cooper
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Lullaby "Oh hush thee, my Babie" (Sullivan)
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Song "The Goat Bells" (Allen) - Miss Horne
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Quartette "When the West with evening glows" (Mendlesohn)
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Song "By the Sea Waves" (Benedict) - Miss Dones
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Cavatina "La mia Letizia" (Verdi) - Mr. Wilbye Cooper
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Madrigal "Down in a Flow'ry Vale" (Festa - 1541)
Handwritten notes added to some of the songs in pencil.
Petition against new methods of election to Court and governance. See Court Book C, 14 June 1645 (TSC/B/01/01, f 224r - transcript).
i. Copy of James Astwood's City Freedom, 6 March 1662
ii. Christopher Goodman's request to be freed by patrimony [undated, c.1801]
iii. Thomas Barnes's objection to Charles Griffiths being freed, 7 November 1809
iv. Charles Rose: Clerk's inquiry into admission, 1 August 1809.
Previous ref: TSC/F/06/01/02
Resolution that no person shall be admitted to the livery until they have first obtained the freedom of the City of London [undated].