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Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Benjamin Dodd, stationer.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Charles Wright, silversmith.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Written on the back is an assignment of the property from Charles Wright to Thomas Chawner, 31 Jul 1783.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Henry Terry, upholder.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Joseph Hazard, stationer.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Indorsed is a deed of surrender and covenant from Joseph Hazard to the Stationers' Company, 1 Mar 1725.

Parties: (1) Reverend William Tooke (2) John Pain, hatter.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) James Lucas, glazier, on behalf of and in trust for Dr William Stanley, Dr John Younger and Dr Francis Hare, present residentials and residentials of St Paul's.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and James Knapton, John Baskett, John Sprint, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter and Thomas Simpson, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) James Lucas, glazier, on behalf of and in trust for Reverend Dr Henry Godolphin, Reverend Dr James Stanley and Reverend Dr Samuel Baker, present residentials and residentials of St Paul's.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Thomas Caslon, bookseller.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties: (1) Merchant Taylors' Company (2) Elizabeth Janaway, widow.

Includes a ground plan.

Indorsed are three records:

1. memorandum of the Merchant Taylors' Company ordering that a wine cellar belongs solely to 39 Ludgate Street and its owner George Longman, and that it should be considered an appurtenant to and forming a part and parcel of the same, 31 Aug 1808.

2. memorandum of the Merchant Taylors' Company conditionally assenting and confirming an assignment and mortgage of 38 Ludgate Street by Elizabeth Janaway to Elizabeth Staines, Henry Pigeon, William Fossett and John Atkinson on 2 Jan 1811, despite Elizabeth Janaway not having obtained the necessary licence, providing that a penalty is paid to the Clerk by John Wallis and John Wright Dent, gentlemen, assignees of the estate of Elizabeth Janaway who is now bankrupt, 31 Jan 1812.

3. memorandum granting licence to the Stationers' Company to lease 38 Ludgate Street to John Jackson and William Postlethwaite, 7 Sep 1814.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John Jackson and William Postlethwaite, glass sellers.

Enclosed is one document:

1. bill from the company to John Jackson and William Postlethwaite for rent on 38 Ludgate Street, due 2 Sep 1813.

Parties: (1) Merchant Taylors' Company (2) Stationers' Company.

Includes a ground plan.

Inscribed on the back is a memorandum of licence from the Merchant Taylors' Company to the Stationers' Company to underlease to John Cruchley, 5 Aug 1829.

Parties: (1) Merchant Taylors' Company (2) Stationers' Company.

Includes a ground plan.

Inscribed on the back is a memorandum of licence from the Merchant Taylors' Company to the Stationers' Company to underlease to John Pedler, tailor, 2 Feb 1853.

Parties: (1) George Greenhill, gentleman (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.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Henry Charles Wales, silversmith.

Includes a ground plan.

Parties: (1) Thomas Dashwood, gentleman (2) Ezekiel Delight, surveyor.

Includes a schedule or inventory.