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Bill of Frances(?) Knowles in the sum of one pound six shillings for works done for the Company. Items include timber costs and carpenter work. Signed in receipt by Knowles, 30 June 1696. Personal names: Frances Knowles.

Bill of Fra: Knowles in the sum of seven pounds eighteen shillings six pence for building works done for the Company. Signed in receipt by Knowles, 9 October 1696. Personal names: Fra: Knowles.

Bill of Fra: Knowles for building works done for the Company. Signed in receipt by Knowles in the sum of two pounds eleven shillings, 28 September 1698. Personal names: Fra: Knowles.

Itemised bill of food, drink, service, and other charges in the amount of one pound 19 shillings plus two shillings two pence more after the sum. Items include bread and beer; mince; oranges and lemons; fish; turkey and chicken(?); fruit and cheese; sugar; ale; fire; wine (more) and paid the drawer, and for cake. Signed in receipt by Richard Whiteslom or Whiteslam(?) "more afterwards & coffee 0.2.2." Verso: "Bill at auditing Mr Bassets accts." Personal names: Thomas Bassett; Richard Whiteslam or Whiteslom.

Bill of expenses in two hands. The first hand lists expenses from 27 September-12 October, including 'given Mr Solicitor General for his opinion on one case', spent at Croydon at dinner', 'given the coachman to Croydon', 'spent that night at Queenshead', 'spent at the Three Tuns, Mr Mearne, Mr Scott, Mr Hills. &c', 'spent at the Green Dragon in Fleet Street, Mr Common Serjeant, the Attorney, Mr Mearne, Mr Hills, and self, waiting for Mr Solicitor and Mr Holt to meet, at Mr Solicitor's chamber'. The second hand is undated. Expenses include: 'sent by Mr Taylor to Mr Treasurer Miller', spent at the Three Tuns by Guildhall'. Personal names: Mr Mearne, Mr Scott, Mr Hills, Mr Taylor, Mr Miller. Place names: Croydon, the Queen's Head, the Three Tuns, the Green Dragon.

Undated bill of expenses for 'bread and beere', 'wine and sugar', 'oringe', 'oysters', 'beef', and 'fire', to the sum of eleven shillings six pence.

Bill for 'paling about the trees' in the sum of two pounds eight shillings.

Unsigned bill of expenses, entitled 'laid out for Mr Warden Richardson'. Expenses include: spent with the barge master Captain Phillips and the builder who repaired the barge, at the coffee house, at the tavern, going to view the barge with Captain Phillips Mr Lowndes Mr Simms and others, gave the workmen, paid the waterman, spent with Master and Mr Lilly. Personal names: Captain Phillips, Samuel Lowndes, John Sims, Henry Mortlock, John Lilly.

Undated and unsigned bill of expenses in the sum of eight pounds six shillings. Three items are listed: given the Common Serjeant for the trial against Kift, given to Mr Lilly for Serj Cowper, paid Mr Lilly in money. Personal names: Serjeant Cowper, Mr Kift, John Lilly.

Undated and unsigned bill of expenses in the sum of eight shillings three pence. Items include: spent on Mr Jaspar Harman about affairs of the Company, paid for a money bag and ribbon to put the money in when dried with the Lord Mayor, paid Hooper for votes to rid Jodrea (?) about tax on paper, paid for Mr Beckley and Mr Hooper at the Dog. Place names: the Dog. Personal names: Jaspar Harman, Nicholas Hooper, Simon Beckley.

Undated and unsigned bill of expenses in the sum of twenty-four pounds ten shillings eight pence. Items include: Hooper, tavern, officers of the House of Lords, Stephens expenses, printing Reasons, copy of the Act, Mr Lowndes expense. Personal names: Robert Stephens, Samuel Lowndes.

Itemised bill of expenses. Items include coach hire to the Lord Mayor's; money spent at the Q[ueen]'s Head; coffee; and coach hire to the Aldermen. Marked "For Mr Newcombe." Verso: a variety of miscellaneous calculations. Personal names: Thomas Newcombe.

Itemised bill of wares hired from Elizabeth Withers of Woodstreet, widow, in the amount of three pounds eight shillings, on 09 August 1680. Items include trencher plates, spoons, and saucers, among other dining ware. There is also a line item for two trencher plates and three spoons which were lost. Signed in receipt by William Withers, son of Elizabeth Withers. Personal names: Elizabeth Withers; William Withers. Place names: Woodstreet.

Itemised bill of alcohol purchased from Elizabeth Milles for 09 August 1680 in the amount of three pounds two shillings two pence. Items include four gallons of red port; three gallons of white port; three gallons of canary; and one gallon of rhenish; as well as payment for the porters. Signed in receipt by Elizabeth Milles. Personal names: Elizabeth Milles.

Bill of Elizabeth Carpenter for a dinner, with expenses including bread, beer, ale, wine, oranges and lemons, two dishes of pigeon with bacon and spinach, veal, two dishes of sparrow grass, two puddings, and cheese. Signed in receipt by Carpenter in the sum of three pounds eleven shillings seven pence. Personal name: Elizabeth Carpenter.