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Parties of lease: (1) James Daniel Francis Lavell, licensed victualler (2) Henry James Tresidder, bookseller.

Includes a ground plan and a schedule of fittings.

Parties of indorsed surrender: (1) James Spicer, stationer and James Evans Adlard, printer, trustees of Henry James Tresidder (2) Prince Hoar, esquire.

Parties: (1) Reverend Dr William White and others (2) Joshua Pedley.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John Miles, Frederick Miles, William Henry Miles, George Walker and George Ralph Otton, booksellers, publishers and copartners.

Includes a ground plan.

Draft.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Joseph Miles and John Miles, booksellers, publishers and copartners, Frederick Miles, Augustus Miles and William Henry Miles, gentlemen.

Parties of lease: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Samuel Thompson and Roger Carter, trimming manufacturers and copartners.

Includes a ground plan.

Parties of assignment: (1) Roger Carter (2) Samuel Thompson.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) David Melville, wholesale hosier.

Includes a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John Morley the younger and Samuel Morley, warehousemen and copartners.

Includes a ground plan.

On the back of the lease are inscibed several records:

1. assignment of 13 Wood Street, parties: (1) Samuel Morley (2) John Morley, 11 Feb 1861.

2. deed of surrender, parties: (1) Rt Hon Geoffrey Hope (Baron Hollenden), Claude Hope Hope-Morley and Charles Morley, hosiery manufacturers and warehousemen (2) Stationers' Company (3) Edward Chenevix Austen-Leigh, Edward Hanslope Cox, Edward Scrivener Cox, Sidney Hodgson, Alfred Langley, Rev Henry Stewart Miles, John Robertson Riddell, Edward Unwin, William Walter Kelland, Frederick Edward Grayson, John Charles Fuller, Dr Henry Britten Brackenbury, Elliott Edgar Brooks, Percy Everington, Percy Jone Teychenne, George Alfred Double, William George Bassenger, Ben Holmes Jenkinson and William Josiah Grimshaw, governors of Stationers' Company School, 27 Nov 1931.

3. memorandum by Charles Robert Rivington, clerk, granting John Morley licence to grant an underlease to Charles William Cocksedge and Joseph Frank Langlant, printed calico and fancy dress warehousemen, 23 Feb 1871.

4. memorandum by Charles Robert Rivington, clerk, granting John Morley licence to grant an underlease to Samuel Morley, 16 Jul 1873.

5. memorandum by Charles Robert Rivington, clerk, granting John Morley licence to grant an underlease to Samuel Hope Morley and Howard Morley, 7 Jul 1891.

Contains two enclosures:

1. memorandum by Charles Rivington, clerk, granting Thomas Brocksopp, hosier, licence to demise the ground floor and basement warehouse of 11 and 12 Wood Street to Charles Lindsay and Jehu Matthew, warehousemen and copartners, 28 Dec 1850.

2. order of the Board of Education that the governor of the Stationers' Company School accept a surrender of lease of 13 Wood Street, 22 Jun 1931.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) George Stevenson.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John Wilkes, bookseller.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John MacRae, merchant.

Contains a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) James Daniel Francis Lavell, licensed victualler.

Includes a ground plan.

Copy.

Parties: (1) Henry Charles Wales, silversmith (2) Abraham Hyam, tailor.

Parties: (1) Thomas Dashwood, gentleman (2) Ezekiel Delight, surveyor.

Includes a schedule or inventory.

Parties: (1) George Greenhill, gentleman (2) William Venables, esquire, Sir John Key, baronet, and William Magnay, esquire and alderman of London, and Richard Bate, David Evans, John Lewis Cox, Benjamin Gibbons, Richard Shuttleworth Cruttwell and John Frederick Setchel, esquires and stationers.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Henry Charles Wales, silversmith.

Includes a ground plan.