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Receipt for ten pounds for interest of 400 pounds. Signed for by Henry Playford. Personal names: Henry Playford.

Receipt of Henry Roper, churchwarden, in the sum of four pounds ten shillings for the poor of St Martin's Ludgate. Personal name: Henry Roper.

Receipt for two pounds 12 shillings for the use of the poor of the parish of St Martin's Vintry. Signed in receipt by Isa[iah?] Grevell and William Ashwin, church wardens. Verso: "Receipt of the Church - Wardens of St. Martins - Vintry. 2:12:0." Personal names: Isaiah Grevell; William Ashwin. Place names: St. Martin's Vintry.

Receipt in the amount of 11 pounds paid to Israel Knowles for carpenter's work done on the Hall. Verso: "Mr Knowles receipt 11-0-0l." Personal names: Israel Knowles. Place names: Stationer's Hall.

Receipt for 12 shillings paid to scavengers James Blackbourne and Thomas Greene. Signed in receipt by both men. Personal names: James Blackbourne; Thomas Greene.

Receipt for five pounds in full paid to the parish of St Mary at Hill, likely associated with the gift of Jane Kevell. Signed in receipt by James Gill, church warden. Verso: "Church wardens of St Mary Hills Red for 5l, Aprill 10th 1684." Personal names: James Gill; Jane Kevell. Place names: St Mary at Hill.

Receipt for four pounds 10 shillings for the poor for one year due at Alady Day [Lady Day] to the Parish of St Martin's Ludgate. Signed in receipt by James Kirton. Personal names: James Kirton. Place names: St Martin's Ludgate.

Receipt of Jeremie Baines in the sum of three pounds being interest on one hundred pounds. Received of warden Thomas Hunt. Personal names: Jeremie Baines, Thomas Hunt.

Itemised receipt of goods, drink, and services laid out for the 10th of August in the amount of three pounds four shillings nine pence. Items include six gallons of Rhenish wine at six shillings a gallon; a pound of tobacco; double-refined sugar; six lemons; a half ounce of nutmeg; for four men for the day and drink for them; for porterage for bringing the wine and carrying back the basket etc.; for cards and sealing wax; charges for bottles lost and glasses broken at several times in Mr Clavell's time; and for penny post letters sent in the Company's service on several occasions. Signed in receipt by John Baker. Personal names: John Baker; Robert Clavell.

Receipt for 23 shillings paid to John Baker for books presented to Mr Snow, Gentleman to Secretary of State Leoline Jenkins. Signed in receipt by John Baker. Verso: "Capt Baker Receipt for Books deliverd to Secretarie Jenkins Gentl Jan: 9 1683." Personal names: Mr Snow; Captain John Baker; Leoline Jenkins.

Receipt for 30 shillings paid to John Barrow, barge master, in full for his salary. Marked in receipt by John Barrow. Verso: "Quallifie your Exorbetan passions with ye. Sweet compasion." [variation on a Latin aphorism often found in schoolbooks]. Personal names: John Barrow.

Receipt of John Barrow in the sum of five pounds eight shillings for expenses incurred on Lord Mayor's Day. Additional costs for breakfast and wine jotted below. Personal name: John Barrow.

Receipt of John Barrow's salary in the sum of thirty shillings. Personal name: John Barrow.

Receipt of John Barrow's salary for thirty shillings. Personal name: John Barrow.

Receipt for John Barrow's salary in the sum of one pound ten shillings. Personal name: John Barrow.