Mr Dryden Leach's Agreement with Mrs Mary Cooper, 24 March 1716. Relating to Widow Cooper's deceased husband William being entitled to a share of the English Stock at the time of his death. Witnessed by Joseph Collyer and Simon Beckley.
A history of the administration of the English Stock is followed by an enquiry from the Company whether they might take out some stock of the Company. They are advised that first they must call a meeting to confirm a majority approval from the Master, Wardens, Assistants, Stockkeeper, and all partners in the shares of the English Stock. Signed James Adair, Serjeant-at-law, 27 Feb 1798.
Made between the Stationers' Company and Joseph & George Greenhill.
- Memorandum on the English Stock for Stockholders
- Manuscript notes, correspondence, and legal opinions on stock shares, 1832?-1909
- Proposed resolution on yeomanry shares, 1860
- Notice to the livery on the diminished sales of almanacs, 1874
- Extract from the Bye-Laws relating to the English Stock, 1875
- Assignment of John Snow's share to George Mills, 3 August 1894
- Agreement between the Treasurer of the English Stock and Charles Letts & Co. for the publication of almanacs, 1896
- Note on dividends from Edward Cox, 3 December 1906
- Sales of almanacs, 1906
- Assignment of James Francis Waterlow's share to Walter Jameson Waterlow, 1907
- Notices of dividend payments, 1931-1949
- Guide on established practice regarding shares in the English Stock, 1964
See Myers, entry for Series I. M. 6.
Property records of the English Stock.