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Limp vellum-bound transcripts and translations of Company and English Stock charters:

folios 1r-4r: transcript of 1667 inspeximus exemplification of the Charter of Incorporation of 1557, in Latin.

folios 5r-11r: translation of the above into English.

folios 14r-18v: transcript of the 1667 inspeximus exemplification of the 1603 English Stock Patent.

folios 21v-24r: transcript of the School Books Patent.

folios 25r-39v: transcript of the Charter of Incorporation of 1684, in Latin.

folios 40r-55r: translation of the above into English.

folios 56r-62r: transcript of the 1675 inspeximus exemplification of the 1616 English Stock Patent.

Parties: (1) Amelia Winny, wife of Frederick George Winny, gentleman (2) George Heather, gentleman (3) Charles Robert Rivington, esquire.

Includes a ground plan.

Attached is one document:

1. report and valuation of freehold premises, July 1888.

Parties: (1) Thomas Tooke, esquire (2) Thomas Tooke the younger, esquire, son of Thomas Tooke (3) Charles Tooke, esquire.

Parties: (1) Eleanor Pedley, wife of Joshua Pedley, gentleman (2) Joshua Pedley and Percy Pedley Hasluck, esquire (3) Joshua Pedley, Samuel William Pedley and Charles May, gentlemen (4) Mayor, Commonalty and Citizens of London.

Includes a ground plan.

Inserted is a block plan.

Parties: (1) Charles Chevall Tooke, lately known as Charles Tooke, esquire (2) John Reid, boot and shoe manufacturer (3) William Reid, gentleman.

Parties: (1) John Reid, gentleman (2) Caroline Hudson, spinster.

Indorsed is a conveyance, parties: (1) Caroline Hudson (2) Emily Bentham, 28 Aug 1882.

Parties: (1) Mary Elizabeth Warry, spinster, and Isabella Ann Andrews, spinster (2) Elizabeth Wales and Walter Wales, jeweller (3) Eleanor Pedley (4) Joshua Pedley and Percy Pedley Hasluck (5) Joshua Pedley, Samuel William Pedley, and Charles May.

Includes a ground plan.

Conveyance in fee of two third-shares and assignment of one third-share, parties: (1) John Remington, esquire (2) Thomas Flight, Chinaman (3) Benjamin Fuller, merchant (4) Richard Shawe, esquire.

Includes a shedules of fittings.

Indorsed is a deed poll of George Heather, esquire, enlarging long terms into fee, 21 Jun 1888.

Parties: (1) Cheyne Brownjohn, gentleman and grandson and devisee of Wither Cheyne deceased, and Elizabeth his wife (2) Francis Knollys, esquire and eldest son of Francis Knollys deceased and Martha Holt, widow (3) Jane Vernon, widow and relict devisee in fee and sole executrix of Thomas Vernon deceased (4) John Partridge, innholder, and Richard Eadnell, gentleman (5) John Walter and John Beck, gentlemen (6) William Morris, gentleman, and William Bulkeley, gentleman (7) William Ellis, mercer.

Two copies [ferro-gallic prints?] of a plan drawn by Henry Dawson & Son for the proposed conversion of Stationers Hall to Architects' offices. Drawing Number A102. Each copy has a different section coloured in.

Contract for the supply of electricity to Stationers Hall, signed by the Clerk on the 10th August 1905. Requests 184 16cp lamps, recommended as office lighting. States that the premises has not already been wired at this point. [two copies].

Records relating to the establishment, constitution, privileges and internal regulation of the Stationers' Company.

Copy minutes of a meeting of the Constitutional Committee.

Notes, discussion papers, reports and responses.