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Letter from Mr Gregg of the Skinners' Company regarding the rebuilding of the Protestant Public School in Derry.

Letter to Lord Mayor concerning summons to meet Lord Mayor.

Letter from Charles Dickens to Richard Bentley. With apologies that he cannot be in London on Wednesday.

Letter addressed to the clerk, Rivington, from Edmund Waller, that the portrait of his father was painted by Henry Cook. With a transcript.

Manuscript of John Renton, Master of the Cormandel, describing her foundering. [undated]

Letters from Edward Arber to C. R. Rivington with documents relating to subscriptions to Arber's transcription of the Company Registers and a list of documents in the archive.

Undated memorandum concerning getting Mr Edwards out of lockup house Soho.

Queen Elizabeth I's signature. Gift of E. H. Cox, Master, 1916.

History of the Hooper family and its relations with the Stationers' Company, covering the period 1559-1793. Enclosed is a letter addressed to the clerk from Hilda Hooper, 5 Oct 1944, with further research enquiries.

Twenty-five printed copies of George Bernard Shaw's will, concerning spelling reform. With correspondence between Shaw and the clerk, R. T. Rivington.

Engraved portrait of John Day. The engraving itself is dated 1562 but the advertisement for his shop beneath, 1570.

20th century notes on John Day with a short article cutting.

Correspondence of the clerk, Wells, relating to the Luke Hansard portrait. Touches on restoration work and insurance costs for the portrait. Largely with B. M. Bland, Librarian at the University of Southampton, and Professor P. Ford of the University of Southampton.

With engraved portrait and autograph letter of Luke Hansard, 8 Nov 1811. In the letter, Hansard gives notice that he has lately paid twenty guineas to The National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor.

(i) Receipt for two books of statutes, signed by John Baskett and Robert Gosling, 22 Nov 1726. Received of the Earl of Macclesfield. Witnessed by George Parker.

(ii) Marked proof of Statutes at Large, 1 Apr 1734.

(iii) Warrant addressed to the Exchequer to pay John Baskett, the King's Printer, five thousand one hundred eight six pounds nine shillings seven pence for supplying paper, as well as printing acts of parliament, proclamations, speeches and other offices, 12 Apr 1742. With details of purchase from Sotheby's 1985.