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GB 2156 TSC/C/05/08 · File · 1694-18th century
Part of The Stationers' Company Archive

i: summons for the Company to pay orphan tax to the Chamber of London, owed for binding apprentices, 16 Nov 1751.

ii: lesson or charge given by the Company to their apprentices, [18th century].

iii: form for binding apprentices, [18th century].

iv: covenants of an indenture of apprenticeship, familiarly explained and enforced by scripture, for the use of apprentices in the City of London, [18th century].

v: fragment from the Relief of Orphans Act, 1694, relating to apprentices.

Printing and copyright Acts
GB 2156 TSC/A/01/03/03 · File · 1637-1842
Part of The Stationers' Company Archive

Contains the following Acts and commentaries (mostly print):

  • Appendix to A Decree of Starre-Chamber Concerning Printing made the eleventh Day of July last past, 1637

  • Act against Unlicensed and Scandalous Books and Pamphlets, and for better Regulating of Printing, 1649

  • An act for preventing the frequent abuses in printing seditious, treasonable, and unlicensed books and pamphlets, 1662

  • An act for preventing the frequent abuses in printing seditious, treasonable, and unlicensed books and pamphlets, 1685

  • An act for the encouragement of learning, by vesting the copies of printed books in the authors or purchasers of such copies, during the times therein mentioned, 1708 (printed 1718)

  • An act to amend the law of copyright, 1842

  • Stamp Acts, 1757 and 1765

  • Restraint against co-printing law books (manuscript, no date)

  • A Letter To a Member of Parliament, Shewing, that a Restraint On the Press Is inconsistent with the Protestant Religion, and dangerous to te Liberties of the Nation, 1698 - anonymously authored tract, now variously attributed to Daniel Defoe and Matthew Tindal

  • Further Reasons Humbly Offered... for making more effectual... An Act for the Encouragement of Learning - argument advanced on the Stationers' side in the Battle of the Booksellers

  • A Bill for making more effectual... An act to enable to commissioners of His Majesty's stamp duties, 1735

  • Legal Deposit Act, 1775 (two copies)

  • An Act to enable to commissioners of His Majesty's stamp duties to stamp the paper of newspapers, 1794

  • An Act for repealing the Duties on Paper, 1794

  • An act from granting Samuel Buckley the sole liberty of printing and reprinting the histories of Thuanus, 1733

  • Acts for prohibiting the Importation of Books re-printed Abroad, 1739 and 1746

  • An Act for the further Encouragement of Learning, 1801

  • Copyright Bill, 1881

Printing ordinance
GB 2156 TSC/A/02/01/02 · File · [1675-1682]
Part of The Stationers' Company Archive

Ordinance authorised by Heneage Finch (1621-1682), Baron of Daventry and Lord Chancellor from 1675, and Sir Francis North (1637-1685), Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (1675-1682).

Procedural papers
GB 2156 TSC/B/13/03/02 · File · 1965-1973
Part of The Stationers' Company Archive

Livery Committee agendas, nominations, Common Hall election papers, copy accounts, correspondence and other papers.

Front of folder reads 'Agendas forms etc.'

GB 2156 TSC/G/01/03/01 · File · 29 Dec 1829-11 Oct 1835
Part of The Stationers' Company Archive

Minutes of the Committee respecting the Charities, 29 Dec 1829-25 Sep 1830, and minutes of the Committee respecting the Irish Estate, 29 Mar-17 May 1830, 15 Dec 1832 and 11 Oct 1835, with minutes of a joint meeting of the Stationers', Bakers' and Girdlers' committees, 2 Jun 1830; some minutes incorporate copy letters, reports and other records..

Minutes of 15 Dec 1832 and 11 Oct 1835 are loose sheets of paper inserted into the volume.

Proposal to ten booksellers
GB 2156 TSC/F/14/07/02 · Item · 4 Nov 1731
Part of The Stationers' Company Archive

Proposal to share lots in 150 Bridgman's Conveyances and 100 Dalton's Justice. Signed by the following booksellers: A Bettsworth, J Baltey, C Rivington, F Clay, John Knapton, John Osborne, J Stagg, J Worrall.