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i: request from vice-chancellor Edmund Keene to Mr Simpson that he pay Anthony Todd 125 pounds rent, 21 Oct 1750.

ii: request from R Farmer to Mr Hawkins that he pay John Beecroft 500 pounds rent, 22 Jun 1776, and letter stating that banker Mr Drummond will receive the sum owed by the company to Cambridge University, 22 Feb 1775 [2 items].

Parties: (1) John Seymour (2) George Sawbridge, Abell Roper, Thomas Vere, John Martin and Thomas Newcomb.

Seals and signatures are detached from the indenture.

Described by Robin Myers as a letter from Dr White to Mr Kettle.

Opinion given by Sir W Jones on George Larkin's right to print for John Seymour.

Parties: (1) John Seymour (2) William Whitwood.

i: letters from Thomas Yates to George Tokefield, 6 Apr-30 Sep 1669 [3 items].

ii: draft agreement between Oxford University and the Stationers' Company regarding right to print bibles, grammars and other books, in Thomas Yates's handwriting, c.1669.

Addressed to the House of Commons; requests that no clause be inserted into any act of parliament that would remove the custom duty on imported paper.

Fragment.

Parties: (1) John Seymour (2) George Sawbridge, Abell Roper, Thomas Vere, John Martin and Thomas Newcomb.

Transcription. Parties: (1) Henry VIII (2) Cambridge University.

Parties: (1) Cambridge University

Parties: (1) John Field of London, Stationer; (2) Isaac Honeywood of Hampstead, gentleman. Concerns grant of house in St Botolph's, Cambridge by Field to Honewyood, as security for payment of a debt of £212.

Parties: (1) Isaac Honeywood of Hampstead, gentleman; (2) George Sawbridge, citizen and Stationer of London. Bargain and sale of lease of house in St Botolph's, Cambridge.

Two adjoining copies of the indenture.

Parties: (1) Thomas Sawbridge, stationer (2) John Hayes, printer to the University of Cambridge.

Inserted is a slip containing details of Daniel Hayes of Cambridgeshire and William Watson and Philip Reynolds of Cambridge.

Parties: (1) Edward Brewster, Stationer of London; (2) Ambrose Isted, Henry Clarke and Henry Mortlake, Stationers of London