Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and Edward Brewster, Thomas Parkhurst, William Rawlins, Richard Simpson, Samuel Sprint and Benjamin Tooke, surviving trustees and feoffees for the company (2) Mary Roberts, widow.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and Robert Knaplock, Daniel Midwinter, John Baskett, John Sprint, John Walthoe, Thomas Simpson and James Knapton, surviving trustees and feoffees for the company (2) James Roberts, stationer.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company and John Baskett, Robert Knaplock, John Walthoe, Daniel Midwinter and John Knapton, surviving trustees and feoffees of the company (2) James Roberts, stationer.
Includes a schedule of fittings.
Parties: (1) John Sims, Benjamin Tooke senior, Edward Brewster, Thomas Parkhurst, William Rawlins, Richard Simpson and Samuel Sprint, surviving feoffees and trustees for the Stationers' Company, and the Stationers' Company (2) Anthony Nelme, goldsmith.
Includes a schedule of fittings.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) William Simpkin and Richard Marshall, booksellers.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) William, Archbishop of Canterbury (2) Stationers' Company.
Document consists of a lease for 25 Jun 1822 with pencil adaptations.
Parties: (1) William Howley, Archbishop of Canterbury (2) Stationers' Company.
Includes a ground plan.
Contains one enclosure:
- reminder to Charles Rivington that the lease of the Lambeth bargehouses will be renewable on 25 Jun 1836, with an offer of renewal, 17 May 1836.
Parties: (1) John Bird, Archbishop of Canterbury (2) Stationers' Company.
Includes a ground plan.
Document consists of a lease for 15 Aug 1843 with pencil adaptations.
Parties: (1) John Bird, Archibishhop of Canterbury (2) Stationers' Company.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) James Twallin, victualler.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Jane Twallin, widow.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John Bloore, victualler.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) Mrs Mary Matthews, widow, and John Lodwidge, timber merchant (2) Sarah Seabrook, widow.
Includes a schedule of inventory.
Parties: (1) Amy Pomfrett, widow, and George Boheme and Frederick van der Meulen, gentlemen (2) Isaac Neale, victualler.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) William Dill, esquire.
Enclosed is a handwritten note reading 'It is supposed that yr Company sold ground of yr Feathers Tavern after yr fire of London'.