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Applications to succeed Sylvanus Hall in the role of Carpenter to the Stationers' Company.

i: Joseph Cooper wishing to print for the company.

ii: John Oliver for further employment, 1772.

iii: John William Griffith wishing to be a candidate for a surveyor's position, 7 May 1811.

iv: Thomas Taylor regarding Thomas Burnell's wish to succeed to the post of surveyor, 7 May 1811.

v: Samuel Ware wishing to be a candidate for a surveyor's position, [May 1811].

vi: James Elmes, bricklayer, wishing to state his side of the argument regarding a dispute with the Company's surveyor, 3 Sep 1805.

vii: R Mount stating a proposal for carpenters' and joiners' work.

viii: Harris Hart for printing work, 22 May 1772.

Parties: (1) Reverend William Tooke, clerk (2) Thomas Drake, gentleman (3) Elizabeth Tooke, spinster and daughter of William Tooke.

Parties: (1) George Greenhill, esquire (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.

Also includes dates of notification and freedom, and from 1941 entry into the armed forces.

Twentieth-century registers listing names of apprentices; also include names of masters.

Indenture of apprenticeship of Jasper Rowley to John Haddon, 1868. Vellum indenture, accompanied by research on Rowley's family history (12 pages, photocopies).

Only turnovers are signed.

Only turnovers are signed.

Only turnovers are signed.

Only turnovers are signed.

Folios 1-3 from back of volume contain a list of indenture stamps 1882-1889.