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Itemised bill headed "Mr Taylors Billi for ye dinner August [16?] 1677 in the amount of three pounds 15 shillings two pence. Items include bread, beer, faggots, old coals, pipes, and tapps(?) Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Randall Tay his Bill 3-15-2." Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Itemised description of expenses at Bednall Greene and spent at the Sun in Aldersgate Street in a total amount of one pound two pence. Bill is badly burned in top left corner so only some items can be read, including beer, cheese, and charges for paying the porter, fire, and use of linen. Another section below records amounts spent at the Sun, on unrecorded items and wine. Below the tabulations appears "Bednll Greene ffeb 25," and on the verso: "Bednall Greene 1-0-2," above some undescribed calculations. Place names: Bednall (Bethnel) Green; the Sun tavern in Aldersgate Street.

Itemised bill for foodstuffs in the amount of six shillings dated January 14. Items include bread and beer, wine and sugar, meat, and cheese.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of one pound, 18 shillings, eight pence purchased from Jonathan Greasley (of the Three Tuns tavern). Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; oranges and lemons; two dishes of saltfish buttered with eggs; a dish of buttered parsnips; a dish of fried fish; two dishes of butter; cheese; and a charge for fire. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Verso: "Greaslyes Bill." Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of one pound four shillings. Items include bread and beer; wine; two hogs cheeks; butter and cheese; a dish of steaks; two ducks; and a charge for fire. Further on, charges are added to the sum for a quart of wine, monies distributed to servants, and two more quarts of wine. Verso: "Novem 12 1-4-0."

Receipt for five pounds, a "free gift" of the Company for the use of William Iles' [Isles] children. Signed in receipt by William Shrewsbery. Verso: "Shrewsburys receipt 5les." Personal names: William Isles; William Shrewsbery.

Itemised bill with a variety of charges. Loss to upper left. First itemised bill is for food, drink, and service at the [Three] Tuns. Items include bread and beer; wine and sugar; and cheese. One line item is "ordered Mr Tayler." A total of 13 shillings, followed by an additional charge, "more for wine," in the amount of 5 shillings, for a total of 18 shillings spent. Below, another series of charges headed "June 21th about Twyford's business" include coach hire and monies spent at breakfast for a total of one pound, one shilling, eight pence, as well as "a fee to Mr Jenner" of one pound. Verso: "June 21." Personal names: Mr Tayler [likely Randall Taylor]; Mr Twyford [likely Henry Twyford]; Mr Jenner.

Receipt for 12 pounds in full of two years' annuity of the gift of Mr George Bishopp due to Christ's Hospital. Signed in receipt by John Reeve. Verso: "Christ Hospitall receipt." Personal names: George Bishopp; John Reeve. Place names: Christ's Hospital.

Itemised bill of expenses laid out by Samuel Mearne in the amount of one pound nine shillings from 18 August 1677. Items include "Pd at ye Queenshead with ye Master Wardens &c;" "Pd at ye Crowne in Smith=feild with ye Master &c.;" "Laide at Whitehall;" "Laide out severall times atending my Lord [Mayor] of London." Signed in receipt by Samuel Mearne. Endorsed "Mr Mearnes Bill." Personal names: Samuel Mearne. Place names: the Queenshead tavern; the Crown tavern in Smithfield; Whitehall.

A bill for french green cloth in the amount of three pounds 10 shillings bought of Jonathan Cullum. Signed in receipt "for my Master" by Jonathan Palmere. Personal names: Jonathan Cullum; Jonathan Palmer.

An itemised bill for various domestic goods, including a pair of bellows, fire tongs, a mop and brush, and others. Personal names: Mr Cleaver.

Itemised bill of expenses related to attending Whitehall about Twyford's petition(?) Items include a calf's head and bacon; mutton; a salad; bread and beer; wine; butter and cheese. Also includes charges in graphite for coach hire, money to the doorkeep, and "spent at Greyhound," as well as others. Verso: "Attending at white hall about Twyfords peticon(?) May 14 1678" Personal names: Twyford [likely Henry Twyford]; Mr Hills.

A bill of expenses totalling 11 shillings six pence, labeled "Mr Cleauers Bill." Items include two pewter standishes; 10 quires of paper; 50 pens; and a glass of ink. Personal names: Mr Cleaver.

Itemised bill of expenses laid out by Samuel Mearne between 26 February and 06 April 1678 in the amount of nine pound nine shillings. Items include money laid out on Febraru 26 and 27 for coach hire to attend the Archbishop of Canterbury at Bains with Warden Maycock, Mr Martyn, &c.; as well as other expenses associated with this trip; on April 6, "Pd with Mr Leigh Mr Taylor and the Messinger about the Growth of Popery for Coachhire &cs" Signed in receipt on verso by Samuel Mearne. Personal names: Samuel Mearne; William Maycock; Mr Taylor; Mr Leigh; the Archbishop of Canterbury [William Sancroft]. Place names: Bains.

Receipt in the amount of 13 pounds 10 shillings for "a lesh of buckes for ye use of Mr Edw: freeman." Signed in receipt by Bryan Ayliffe. Verso: "Mr Freemans Bill." Personal names: Edw: Freeman; Bryan Ayliffe.