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Licence granted to the Stationers' Company by the City of London.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and Company.

Includes a ground plan.

Indorsed are two records:

1. memorandum that the company had granted a licence to the lessees to demise the ground floor and basement to Henry Lewis Hyman and Montague Henry Hyam, 4 Jun 1901.

2. memorandum that the company had granted a licence to the lessees to demise the ground floor and basement to Pierre Bue and Louis Amedee Cottray, trading in copartnership as Barbellions, 7 Nov 1911.

Awarded to the Stationers' Company. A ground plan is attached.

Enclosed is a covering letter from the Registrar of Land Tax, 19 Aug 1901.

Parties: (1) Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and Company (2) Judges Limited, photographers and publishers (2) Stationers' Company.

Attached is a ground floor plan and elevations.

Copy draft.

Parties: (1) Emily Edith Bentham, spinster (2) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent & Co. Limited.

1. Draft deed relating to the proposed development of 24 Ludgate Hill London EC4, parties: (1) The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 9 Jul 1993.

2. Loose plan of properties on Ludgate Hill, undated.

3. Draft lease of part of the courtyard adjacent to the Stationers Hall, Ludgate Hill, London EC4, parties: (1) The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 25 Oct 1993.

4. Draft supplementary deed relating to the proposed development of 24 Ludgate Hill London EC4, parties: (1) The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 25 Oct 1993.

5. Draft deed relating to the proposed development of 24 Ludgate Hill London EC4, parties: (1) The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 20 Oct 1993.

6. Photocopy draft deed transferring 18/28 Ludgate Hill, 9/17 Ave Maria Lane and 1/4 Stationers Hall Court, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited, 8 May 1959.

1. Agreement relating to the proposed development of 24 Ludgate Hill London EC4, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Ludgate Associates Limited, 2 Jul 1999.

2. Agreed form of Development deed, parties: (1) Ludgate Associates Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 1999.

3. Agreed form of Deed of Variation and Clarification, parties: (1) Ludgate Associates Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 1999.

4. Agreed form of Deed of Variation, parties: (1) Ludgate Associates Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 1999.

5. Agreed form of Car Parking Licence, parties: (1) Ludgate Associates Limited (2) Stationers' Company, 1999.

6. Photocopy draft transfer of 18/28 Ludgate Hill, 9/17 Ave Maria Lane and 1/4 Stationers Hall Court, parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited, 8 May 1959.

7. Notification from Slaughter and May to Norton Rose giving the completion date, 5 Jul 1999.

Property deeds and related records regarding Ludgate Street. Ludgate Street became known as Ludgate Hill in the 19th century.

Land assigned from Colston Carr to Joshua Pedley.

Parties: (1) William Boulton, esquire, William White, haberdasher, Patience Ward, merchant taylor, and Robert Yarway, merchant taylor (2) James Chadwick, merchant taylor.

Parties: (1) William Bolton, esquire, William White, haberdasher, Patience Ward, merchant taylor, and Robert Yarway, merchant taylor (2) James Chadwick, merchant taylor.

Parties: (1) James Chadwick, son and heir of the late James Chadwick, merchant taylor, and John Chadwick, merchant and other of the sons of the late James Chadwick (2) Wither Cheyne, gentleman.

Parties: (1) James Chadwick, esquire and son and heir of the late James Chadwick, merchant taylor, and John Chadwick, one of the other sons of the late James Chawick (2) Wither Cheyne, gentleman.