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Photographic reproduction of a pencil sketch 1890 by R Randoll, showing the Stock Room.

Photographic reproduction of a pencil sketch 1890 by R Randoll, showing the East Wing (completed in 1887).

Photographic reproduction of a pencil sketch 1890 by R Randoll, showing an interior view of the Hall, looking south west.

Calculations and note regarding monies paid to and by John Lilly for a variety of expenses, including twelve pounds of "Mr Hunts mon[e]y;" and 28 pounds "to Mr Lilly being so much given him by the Company for his paine & care taken about passing the ByLawes & for sevrall transcriptions & engrossing the same." Note about Lilly's rental term on Woodstreet. Verso: unspecified calculations and calculations regarding rent. Personal names: John Lilly; Mr Hunt. Place names: Woodstreet.

Extract from general administrative accounts.

Texts of speeches and toasts; golden facsimile of HRH Queen Elizabeth II being welcomed to Stationers' Hall by the Master Leonard Kenyon in 1975 (created by Liveryman Herbert Smart); photograph of a painting showing the cloathing ceremony of HRH Prince Charles at Stationers' Hall in 1983, featuring Master Peter Cox and the Court of Assistants; invitations, leaflets and newspaper clippings.

Papers relating to the Company's annual list of all Company liverymen who were freemen of the City of London and entitled to vote in elections for Members of Parliament for the City, produced pursuant to the Parliamentary Voters Registration Act 1843.

1. notices of objection to persons being included in the list, 1856-1864.

2. request from the Secondary of the City of London to the Clerk that the return of company voters be made, 9 Jul 1860.

3. rough lists of persons objected to, with addresses, 1861 and 1863.

4. request by C Rivington to be entered in the list, 19 Jul 1864.

Notices of objection to the inclusion of certain liverymen on the Company's annual list of all Company liverymen who were freemen of the City of London and entitled to vote in elections for Members of Parliament for the City, produced pursuant to the Parliamentary Voters Registration Act 1843; interspersed with the notices are other documents.

Signatories of objection notices:

Thomas Roberts, 16 Aug 1855.

Thomas Roberts, 17 Aug 1855.

Thomas Roberts, 22 Aug 1861 [2 items].

William Endell Luckett, 21 Aug 1861 [9 items].

Thomas Roberts, 21 Aug 1861.

James Acland, 25 Aug 1852 [20 items].

Thomas Roberts, 22 Aug 1853 [8 items].

Robert Thomas Perkins, 15 Aug 1853.

Robert Thomas Perkins, 19 Aug 1852.

Thomas Roberts, 14 Aug 1852 [2 items].

Robert Thomas Perkins, 21 Aug 1851.

Thomas Roberts, 19 Aug 1851 [6 items].

Thomas Roberts, 17 Aug 1850 [6 items].

Robert Thomas Perkins, 15 Aug 1850 [3 items].

Robert Thomas Perkins, 21 Aug 1849 [9 items].

Thomas Roberts, 14 Aug 1849 [5 items].

Thomas Roberts, 22 Aug 1849 [4 items].

Thomas Roberts, 23 Aug 1849.

Robert Thomas Perkins, 21 Aug 1848 [5 items].

Thomas Roberts, 17 Aug 1848 [12 items].

Thomas Roberts, 15 Aug 1861.

William Endell Luckett, 21 Aug 1861 [2 items].

John Surman, 19 Aug 1868.

John Surman, 19 Aug 1868.

William Cuthbertson, 22 Aug 1868 [6 items].

Christopher Lancaster, 20 Aug 1875.

Joseph Henry Stevens, 21 Aug 1875 [7 items].

Folder also includes:

Withdrawal of objections by James Acland, 15 Sep 1852.

Claims by Charles George Ward and Charles Edward Baines Reed to be registered on the list of Company liverymen entitled to vote in the election for MPs for the City of London, 10 Aug 1861-24 Aug 1875 [2 items].

List of objections by James Acland, with those withdrawn crossed out, 14 Sep 1852.

Lists of persons objected to, 1850, 1852 and 1866 [3 items].

Request on behalf of Mr Sawbridge that the company produces before the Sheriff all books containing entries proving whether or not Thomas Matthews is a liveryman, 28 Apr 1784.

Printed lists including addresses.

Printed lists including addresses.

Annual lists of liverymen entitled to vote for City of London Members of Parliament, produced pursuant to the Parliamentary Voters Registration Act 1843.

Printed broadsheets containing annual lists of liverymen entitled to vote for City of London Members of Parliament, produced pursuant to the Parliamentary Voters Registration Act 1843 and dated 1847-1864, 1866-1869 and 1875; lists include full names and addresses; attached to some lists are notices of objection to certain liverymen appearing on the list.