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Includes 10 insertments:

1. Copy marriage certificate for Thomas Tooke and Priscilla Combe, made 21 Mar 1859.

2. Copy baptism certificate for William Eyton [Tooke], made 21 Mar 1859.

3. Copy baptism certificate for Thomas Tooke, made 22 Mar 1859.

4. Copy baptism certificate for Charles Tooke, made 22 Mar 1859.

5. Copy burial certificate for William Eyton Tooke, made 22 Mar 1859.

6. Copy marriage certificate for Charles Tooke and Maria Bayley, made 22 Mar 1859.

7. Copy marriage certificate for Revend William Tooke and Elizabeth Eyton, made 23 Mar 1859.

8. Copy death certificate for Thomas Tooke, made 29 Mar 1859.

9. Copy death certificate for Thomas Tooke, made 29 Mar 1859.

10. Copy burial certificate for Priscilla Tooke, made 31 Mar 1859.

By Charles White, gentleman for James Holland, bookbinder.

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

By the Stationers' Company; relates to the Charles Dilly, Luke Hansard, Joseph Johnson Miles, John Nichols and John Bowyer Nichols, Andrew Strahan, Lady Vezey Strong, Edgar Erat Harrison and Victor Bobardt Harrison, and Charles Felix Clay bequests and gifts.

Inserted is a covering note from the Charity Commission thanking the Clerk for sending the declaration of trust for noting in the Commission's records, 12 Mar 1956.

Re disposal of £500 of new 3% annuities to augment the charity founded by John Nichols, Esq, deceased.

Quitclaim by William Chapman, barber chirurgien, to Jeremiah Halfhid, clothworker, of a messuage on Ave Maria Lane.

Made between the Stationers' Company and Joseph & George Greenhill.

Property deeds and related records regarding Darkhouse Lane.

i: Court order that the Bishop of London's order to damask the Assemblies' catechisms and burn sheets of De Anima Mundi be registered in the Company's book of orders, 3 Dec 1677.

ii: order of the Bishop of London to damask seditious books seized from Francis Smith and to burn any not in a fit state for damasking, 16 Jul 1678.

iii: order of the Bishop of London to damask reams of Loyal Protestant Tutor, counterfeit primers and A Papist Misrepresented and Represented, 14 Dec 1685.

iv: order of the Archbishop of Canterbury to damask reams of Seli Historia di Grand Brittagno, Dowlman of Succession, Hunt's Postscript, Hunt's noe Protestant Plott and the Bishop of London's letters, 8 Apr 1687.

v: order of the Earl of Middleton, Principal Secretary of State, to damask English Liberties, or Freeborne Subjects Inheritance, and A Scheme of Popish Cruelties, or a Prospect of what we must expect under a Popish Successor, 11 Nov 1685.

vi: order of the Bishop of London to damask Hobbe's Leviathan, 11 Dec 1673.

vii: receipt of payment for damasking Leviathan, 25 Mar 1674.

viii: receipt of payment, 1677 [MISSING].

ix: receipted account of monies due to John Garrett for tasks including damasking Dorman Newman's books, and expenses relating to Astwood's trial, 29 Jun 1681.

x: bill and receipt of payment of Robert Stephens for getting the warrant to damask books seized at Pindar's Coffee-house which was supposed to be Obadiah Walker's, 26 Feb 1690.

xi: receipt of payment for damasking, with receipt of payment of Robert Stephens on verso for services, 5 May 1690.

xii: receipts of payment of Robert Stephens for searches, 25 Jun [1680]

xiii: receipt of payment of Robert Stephens for indicting publishers, 25 Jul 1693.

xiv: order of the Bishop of London to damask books imported from beyond the seas, undated.

xv: typescript copy certificate of the burning of socinianized Common Prayer books on 7 Feb 1716.

Photographic reproduction of a report in The Times, 13 November 1929, showing the restoration of the carved mantelpiece in the Court Room.

Reprints of a series of practical technical lectures organised by the Stationers' Company and Printing Industry Technical Board, and delivered at Stationers' Hall.

Parties: (1) George Stevenson, fishmonger (2) Stationers' Company.

Parties: (1) Thomas Brocksopp, hosier (2) Stationers' Company.