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Draft agreements between Thomas Wright and William Gill and the Stationers' Company regarding the University of Oxford's right of printing, 7 Feb-21 Jun 1766, and draft agreement between Cambridge University and the Stationers' Company, 18 Dec 1767; folder also includes typed notes on court book entries for Thomas Guy.

i: case between Thomas Burke and John Burke, printers of Cambridge University, the Stationers' Company and Bonham Norton and John Bill, His Majesty's printers, undated.

ii: case between the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and the Stationers' Company, respecting almanacs, late 18th century.

Copy.

Parties: (1) University of Cambridge and (2) Stationers' Company.

Two copies.

Document contains:

pp.1-16: version of the entry on the King's Bench, Coram Rege Roll, for hilary term 36-37 Charles II.

pp. 17-20: copy of the patent to Oxford University of 12 Nov 1632 concerning the University Press.

Includes a letter from the Public Record Office regarding the document contents, 20 May 1969.

Draft articles of a partnership between the Stationers' Company, Oxford University and Cambridge University, allocating printing and distribution rights and shares in profits.

Notes on a dispute between the Stationers' Company and Oxford University printers.

i: letter from J Fell to Mr Scott regarding renewal of the Oxford press's forbearance from printing,, 23 Sep 1672.

ii: minutes of meetings of delegates for printing, 17 Oct 1668-17 Dec 1678.

iii: letter from Edmund [Baker] to George Tokefield, regarding the composition made with Oxford University, 7 May 1669.

i: notice of Oxford University vice-chancellor John Venn to the Stationers' Company regarding Peter Parker and Thomas Guy and printing folio psalms, with letter from Parker and Guy to the Company on the reverse, 2 Jul-3 Sep 1687

ii: letter from Peter Parker and Thomas Guy to the company regarding Oxford and Cambridge printing, 7 May 1688.

iii: counsel's opinion, undated.

Receipted bill for books purchased from Thomas Guy by Mr Deputy Collins.