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Parties: (1) Mayor, commonalty and citizens of the City of London (2) Stationers' Company.

Includes a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company, lessors (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Company Limited, lessees.

Includes a ground plan.

Indorsed are 3 memoranda:

1. Memorandum granting licence to demise the ground floor and basement to Henry Lewis Hyam and Montague Henry Hyam, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Company Limited, 4 Jun 1901.

2. Memorandum granting licence to demise the ground floor and basement to Pierre Bue and Louis Amedee Coffray, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Company Limited, 7 Nov 1911.

3. Memorandum granting licence to demise the ground floor and basement to Judges Limited, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Company Limited, 1 Nov 1921.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company, lessors (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Company Limited, lessees.

Includes a ground plan.

Indorsed is a memorandum of licence to grant lease of rooms to Cambridge University, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent and Company Limited, 2 Feb 1892.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Baskett, John Walthoe and Daniel Midwinter, surviving trustees anf feoffees of the company (2) Richard Snow, esquire.

Includes a schedule of fittings and a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Eleanor Pedley, wife of Joshua Pedley, gentleman (2) Joshua Pedley and Percy Pedley Hasluck, gentleman (3) Thomas Kent and Edward Kent, trading as Kent Brothers.

Parties: (1) Samuel Pedley, esquire (2) John Barnard Nicholson, hosier and shirt maker.

Parties: (1) Benjamin Needham, haberdasher and Edmund Needham, gentleman, sons of deceased widow Mary Needham (2) Jeremy Halfhid, clothworker.

Parties: (1) Benjamin Needham, haberdasher and Edmund Needham, gentleman, sons of deceased widow Mary Needham (2) Jeremy Halfhid, clothworker.
With 2 Latin(?) attachments

Parties: (1) Jeremiah Halfehide, clothworker (2) Stationers' Company and Sir Thomas Davies, William Lee, Humphrey Robinson, Richard Thrale, Andrew Crooke, William Leake, Evan Tyler, Ralph Smith, Francis Coles, Richard Royston, Thomas Hunt, Edward Husbands, William Tibbes, Abell Roper, Robert White, James Flesher, Humphrey Tucky, Roger Norton, Samuel Mearne and Thomas Roycroft, trustees nominated by and on behalf of the company.

Parties: (1) Jeremiah Halfehide, clothworker and William Chapman, barber chirurgeon (2) Stationers' Company and Sir Thomas Davies, William Lee, Humphrey Robinson, Richard Thrale, Andrew Crooke, William Leake, Evan Tyler, Ralph Smith, Francis Coles, Richard Royston, Thomas Hunt, Edward Husbands, William Tibbes, Abell Roper, Robert White, James Flesher, Humphrey Tucky, Roger Norton, Samuel Mearne and Thomas Roycroft, trustees nominated by and on behalf of the company.

Parties: (1) Richard Royston, Robert Whyte and Thomas Roycroft, stationers, Sir Thomas Davis, alderman and George Sawbridge, William Lee, Richard Thrale, Andrew Crooke, Evan Tyler, Ralph Smith, Francis Coles, Thomas Hunt, Abell Roper, Roger Norton, Samuel Mearne, Edmund Paxton, Samuel Gellibrand, John Macock, Richard Clark, John Clark, George Calvert, Thomas Vere and John Martin, stationers (2) Richard Bois, upholsterer.

Parties: (1) Mayor, citizens and commonalty of the City of London (2) Edward Brewster, John Sims and William Phillips, stationers.

Includes a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Jeremiah Halfhide, clothworker and William Chapman, barber chirurgeon (2) Stationers' Company and Sir Thomas Davies, William Lee, Humphrey Robinson, Richard Thrale, Andrew Crooke, William Leake, Evan Tyler, Ralph Smith, Francis Coles, Richard Royston, Thomas Hunt, Edward Husbands, William Tibbes, Abell Roper, Robert White, James Flesher, Humphrey Tucky, Roger Norton, Samuel Mearne and Thomas Roycroft, trustees nominated by and on behalf of the company.

Lease of 33 Ludgate Street for 10 years from Michaelmas day 1813 at 100 pounds per annum. Parties: (1) Elizabeth Tooke, spinster (2) John Pain, hatter. Stamped in the presence of Peter Bandry/Baudry, clerk to William Tooke, Gray's Inn.

Parties: (1) Thomas Tooke, esquire (2) Orpah Eliza Golding, bootmaker.