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Parties of counterpart lease: (1) John Haynes, weaver (2) Richard Haynes, weaver.

Includes a schedule of fittings.

Parties of indorsed assignment: (1) Ann Haynes, widow and administratrix of Richard Haynes (2) Thomas Fassett, victualler.

Parties: (1) George Sawbridge, esquire, Thomas Vere, John Martin and Thomas Newcomb, stationers (2) Stationers Company (3) Henry, Lord Bishop of London and patron and ordinary of St Martin Ludgate, and Edward Pelling, clerk and rector of St Martin Ludgate.

Includes a ground plan fragment.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Royal Literary Fund.

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

Receipted Treasurers' vouchers for legal work undertaken by Clerk John Partridge on account of the English Stock:

i: relates to miscellaneous matters, receipted 15 Jul 1761.

ii: relates to the enroachment by the publishing of annual memorandum or pocket books on the Company's right with respect to almanacks, the Faden and Dodd case, the Kincaid and Donaldson case and miscellaneous matters, receipted 13 Jul 1772.

iii: relates to the Carnan, Faden and Dodd and Donaldson and Beckett cases and miscellaneous matters, receipted 11 Aug 1774.

iv: relates to the Hawkins vs. McKenzie, Faden and Dodd and Carnan cases, the agreements with the two universities and miscellaneous matters, receipted 26 Oct 1775.

v: relates to the Carnan case, the agreements with the two universities and miscellaneous matters, receipted 14 May 1776.

Correspondence between the Clerk, Master, officers of the Royal Marines and others relating to the Company's adoption of the Royal Marines, dinners held in their honour and other related matters, 1949 and 1961-1965.

Correspondence of the clerk, Wells, relating to the Luke Hansard portrait. Touches on restoration work and insurance costs for the portrait. Largely with B. M. Bland, Librarian at the University of Southampton, and Professor P. Ford of the University of Southampton.

With engraved portrait and autograph letter of Luke Hansard, 8 Nov 1811. In the letter, Hansard gives notice that he has lately paid twenty guineas to The National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor.

Three letters between Henry Dawson & Son and the Company, 22-29 July 1942 re war damages. With a plan of Stationers' Hall.

Loose sheets inserted in rear endpapers.

Correspondence re Livery Companies' Mutual; life assurance; group income protection; fire risk analysis; survey of Hall; window cleaners' insurance.

Folder also includes:

Case respecting the editions of the New Version of Psalms printing by the University of Cambridge, 1781.

Draft memorial to the Vice Chancellor and Syndicate of Cambridge University respecting the printing of Tate and Brady's Psalms, Nov 1781.