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Parties: (1) James Tillier, salter and son-in-law and executor of Mary Garthwaite, widow (2) Stationers' Company.

Parties: (1) James Read, stationer (2) Stationers' Company.

From Jacob Jackson, printer, to Mr Smith. The letter is abusive.

From William [Wake], Archbishop of Canterbury.

Report by the stock-keepers.

Parties: (1) Charles Knight, bookseller and publisher (2) Joseph Bonsor, esquire.

Parties: (1) Joseph Bonsor, esquire (2) Barry Charles Hampton Knight, gentleman.

Parties: (1) Charles Knight, Barry Charles Hampton Knight and George Short, booksellers and publishers (2) Stationers' Company.

Parties: (1) George Wyatt Truscott, Treasurer of the English Stock of the Stationers' Company (2) Charles John Letts, Harry Vaughan Letts and Norman Ashworth Letts, Charles Letts and Company.

Parties: (1) Richard Steven Master of the Stationers' Company, on behalf of the Company (2) Cassell and and Co., Limited.

Inserted is a letter from Reginald T Rivington, Clerk of the Company, to Cassell and Comany Limited, giving notice to terminate the agreement with regard to Francis Moore's Almanac, 25 Jan 1927.

Agreement, 19 Mar 1927.

Duplicate.

Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Thomas De La Rue and Company Limited, printers.

Includes a schedule of matter.

Inserted are four letters relating to the Stationers' Company Almanac, 28 Apr-3 June 1927.

Duplicate.

Parties: (1) Reginald Thurston Rivington, Clerk of the Stationers' Company, on behalf of the Company (2) Sidney Albert Belasco, publisher.

Specimens of almanacs produced by Thomas Carnan and purchased possibly for use in the trial; specimens are dated 1774, 1779 [3 copies] and 1781; 3 specimens dated 1774 and 1779 have contemporary, signed annotations stating that they had been bought from Mr Carnan; specimen dated 1774 also has a contemporary, signed annotation stating that it had been produced and shown to Maddeson Hunt and was referred to in his affidavit of 19 Nov 1773.

i: copy of the petition of Thomas Carnan and notes on the case, with a slip of paper by clerk Mr Baldwin stating that Mr Mansfield is to attend the House on the second reading of the bill on behalf of the company if it is found necessary.

ii: petition of Thomas Carnan to the House of Commons, 29 Apr 1779 [2 items].

iii: notice of Chancery stating that the company must deliver to the judges of the Court of Common Pleas a certificate of approbation of the case or the company's injunction will stand dissolved, 26 Apr 1774.

iv: printed copies of Carnan's petition, 26 Oct 1776 [3 items].