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Wardens' vouchers, consisting of receipts for monies paid out by the under warden; many receipts consist of bills with receipt of payment added at a later date.

Folder is split into subfolders by name(s) of recipient(s):

i: John Barrow and mates Will Hill, Francis Charlton and Thomas Charlton, 2 Jul 1685-1 Feb 1710 [29 items].

ii: Francis Charlton, 16 Nov 1700-3 Jan 1706 [9 items].

iii: Thomas Charlton and Daniel Barrow, 28 Dec 1699-1 Oct 1754 [5 items].

iv: Daniel Morton, 1 Oct 1782-1 Jul 1783 [4 items].

v: Will Hill, Daniel Barrow and Richard Morton, 29 Dec 1681-14 Jul 1786 [4 items].

Papers relating to the Company's barge house at Lambeth.

Folder is split into two subfolders:

i: wardens' vouchers for rent, rates and taxes, 25 Jun 1684-11 Apr 1795 [25 items].

ii: letter from Mr Browne to Mr Milne requesting permission to remove the party wall next to the Company barge house, 10 Apr 1788; letter from Granville Sharp to Mr Baldwin regarding the barge house lease, 22 Dec 1788; draft advertisement for barge house lease, undated; receipt for barge house sewer rates, 14 Oct 1772; and bill and receipt for thanksgiving day, 25 Jul 1706 [5 items].

Produced by the Phoenix Assurance Company of London for insurance from loss or damage by fire, policy numbers 70432 and 119747.

Parties: (1) James Temple, esquire, eldest surviving son and heir at law of Mary Temple, deceased, sister and devisee named in the will of George Gilbourne, deceased (2) Stationers' Company.

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) George Knapton, esquire, and Robert Horsfield, bookseller, both being residuary devisees named in the will and testament of John Knapton, surviving feoffee and trustee of the Stationers' Company (2) Stationers' Company.

Parties: (1) Nahum Tate, esquire (2) James Holland, stationer.

Parties: (1) Samuel Mann, stationer, and Anne, wife of Samuel Mann (2) Richard Royston, Robert White and Samuel Mearne, stationers, Sir Thomas Davis, alderman, and William Lee, Richard Thrale, Andrew Crooke, Evan Tyler, Ralph Smith, Francis Coles, Thomas Hunt, Abell Roper, Roger Norton, Thomas Roycroft, Edmund Paxton, Samuel Gellibrand, John Macock, Richard Clark, John Clark, George Calvert, Thomas Vere, George Sawbridge and John Martin, stationers.

Parties: (1) Cheyne Brownjohn, gentleman (2) Frances Nicholson, widow.

Parties: (1) Matthew Snow, esquire, and Marianne his wife (2) Stationers' Company (3) John Knapton, William Innys, Thomas Ridge, Thomas Page, Aaron Ward, John Peel, Robert Vincent, Paul Knapton and Jacob Tonson, stationers.

Includes a ground plan.

Inserted is Mr Southgate's valuation of Mr Snow's part of the house in Friar Alley.

Parties: (1) Cheyne Brownjohn, gentleman (2) Frances Nicholson, widow.

Parties: (1) George Boheme, esquire, and his wife Esther, daughter and devisee of deceased Amy Pomfrett and cousin and devisee of deceased Rose Coates, and Frederick van der Meulen and his wife Elizabeth, daughter and devisee of deceased Amy Pomfrett and cousin and devisee of deceased Rose Coate (2) Stationers' Company (3) John Vowell, Joshua Jenour, John Beecroft, James Bailey, Paul Vailant, Thomas Waller, Matthew Jenour, Richard Nutt, Richard Walkden, William Strahan and John Rivington, stationers.

Mansion House

30th April 1873

The Right Honourable Sir Sydney H. Waterlow (Lord Mayor)

Programme of music under the direction of Mr. R De Lacy

Performed by - Miss Ellen Horne, MIss Dones, Mr. Wilbye Cooper & Mr. R De Lacy

MIss Kenny at the Pianoforte

Programme of music:

1. Grace "For these and all thy mercies given"

2. National antrhem (Dr. John Bull)

3. Recit & Air "Nina" (Hobbs) - Mr. Wilbye Cooper

4. Lullaby "Oh hush thee, my Babie" (Sullivan)

5. Song "The Goat Bells" (Allen) - Miss Horne

6. Quartette "When the West with evening glows" (Mendlesohn)

7. Song "By the Sea Waves" (Benedict) - Miss Dones

8. Cavatina "La mia Letizia" (Verdi) - Mr. Wilbye Cooper

9. Madrigal "Down in a Flow'ry Vale" (Festa - 1541)

Handwritten notes added to some of the songs in pencil.

Assorted manuscript balance sheets and estimated accounts, most for the period 1799-1849.

Balance sheets of expenditure and receipts.