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Papers relating to events organised by the Company to raise money for external charities, including:

• Concert in aid of Banardo's, 2000
• A Midsummer Night's Dream Gala Dinner, 2010
• Choral evening with St Bride's choir, 2013
• Charity concert by the Hanover Band, 2013
• Auction of West End Theatre Tickets, 2013
• Summer Charity Ball, 2018

i: draft balance accounts for the loan charities of William Norton, George Bishop, Christopher Meredith and John Norton, 1860 and 1864-1865, and for the Wood Street estates, 1864-1865 [5 items].

ii: summonses to appear before the Commissioner, 8 Jan 1851-28 Apr 1858 [11 items].

iii: acknowledgement of papers sent to the Charity Commission by the Clerk, 20 Jul 1863.

iv: assorted papers: (1) summons to attend the Court of Chancery and pay monies to the Attorney-General, 28 Jan 1852-13 Jul 1855, (2) receipts for monies paid to the Attorney-General, 20 Feb 1852-19 Mar 1858, (3) list of actions undertaken in relation to the Company's case in Chancery, 4 May 1830-12 Jun 1833, (4) observations relating to the Company's case in Chancery, undated, (5) certificate of the sum remaining on the credit of the case in Chancery, 6 Jun 1856, (6) proposed minutes [1857], (7) letter from the Charity Commission stating details of the Company charities, 2 Nov 1857, and (8) notices of attendance at Stationers' Hall on inspection duties, 7-14 Jul 1863 [13 items].

Correspondence, reports and administrative papers relating to the Stationers' Company merger of its Educational Charity, Welfare Fund, Charity Fund 1961 and Library Fund to form the Stationers' Foundation.

Duplicate.

Records relating to donations or bequests to the Company for charitable purposes; the charities and estates adminstered by the Company; and other Company property, such as the barge, Hall and moveables. The charity records include those relating to the Stationers' Company School, in existence 1858-1982.

The Company's property in the Irish Estates, the Manor of Pellipar, was owned by the English Stock, so its records can be found in the English Stock subfonds (TSC/STO).

Minutes and correspondence on attaining charitable status for Stationers' Hall. Includes correspondence and reports from Jansons Solicitors.

Three different receipts dated 23 December 1696, relating to the charges on the city lease. The first is signed by Lee Sadleir in the sum of two pounds fourteen shillings eight pence for sealing and engrossing the lease. The second is signed Michael Willson for the Comptroller's fees in the sum of two pounds. The third is signed by John Olley in the sum of one pound two shillings for making two drafts of the plots. Below is a note that the clerks were paid ten shillings. Personal names: Lee Sadleir, Michael Willson, John Olley.

B/W photo. Display of prizes in the Main Hall at the Champagne, Smoked Salmon and Tombola Party, July 1982. 

B/W photo. Display of prizes in the Main Hall at the Champagne, Smoked Salmon and Tombola Party, July 1982. 

B/W photo. Display of prizes in the Main Hall at the Champagne, Smoked Salmon and Tombola Party, July 1982. One copy is close-up, cropped version

Parties: (1) Commissioners of the Land Revenue (2) Stationers' Company.