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Undated list of livery fines due to the Company. Losses to the middle of the document. Names include: Mr Redmane; Mr Henry Eversden; Powell; Cooper; Stone; Sherman; Milion; Wall; Walter Kettleby; Burden; Tho. Sawbridge; William Crooke; Mr Cadman; Mr Johnson Woodmonger; Mr Johnson timber merchant; Williamson; Gerrard; Mr Slawter; Mr Chillingsby; Mr Poole; Mr Smith Inn[kpr?]; Mr Lea; Mr Bateman; Mr Pen; Mr Cambden; Mr Phillips; Mr Robert Steplis(?); Mr White; Mr Cockerrill; Mr Welly; Mr Shrowsburry; Mr Blagrave. Some names crossed out, others with notes about increments of payment. Monies received are marked in the left margin. Verso: "An Account of Debts due to the Compe by livery fines," as well as another note.

Itemised list of expenses associated with filing petitions in the amount of 39 pounds six shillings eight pence. Items include "Paid for ye Lord Chancellors hand to ye Peticon;" and "Paid again for a New order after ye Lord Hales death;" "Paid for licensing of them by Judges two Clerks," and many others, including payment to many different clerks. Signed in receipt by John Lilly. Personal names: John Lilly; Lord Chancellor [Heneage Finch]; Lord Hale [Matthew Hale]; Lord Rainsford [Richard Raynsford]; Lord North [Charles North?]; Mr Harrison.

An itemised list of expenses related to a search in Southwark in the amount of nine shillings. Items include: coach hire; "spent at Ram head;" waterage; at webs; at Mr Halls; and a pot of beer. Verso: "search in Southwark." Personal names: Mr Hall, Web(?) Place names: Southwark.

Itemised bill of services provided by Goody [likely Judeth] Galley on Ash Wednesday in the amount of five shillings. Items include charges for a mop and broom; for strewings; for washing the Court Room; and for waiting on Ash Wednesday. Verso: "Goody Galleys Bill Ashwednesday." Personal Names: [Judeth] Galley. Place names: Stationers' Hall.

Itemised bill of expenses laid out by Randall Taylor between March and June 1678. Items include "looking after the porters bedfellow;" "two bookes in ffolio bound and claspt;" "spent by warden ^mr macocks order ^searching;" and many other line items. Personal names: Randall Taylor; Warden Macock [John Macock]; Mr Green; Mr Stevens; Mr Lestrange's man Baker; Mr Briggs; Mr Norton; Mr Cadman; Mr Andrews; Mr Johnson; Jeffery at the Crown. Places: the Crown tavern; Soles; the Black Dogg tavern; Thomson's. Verso: "Taylors bill."

Itemised bill for services rendered by Judeth Galley in the amount of 17 shillings. Items include cleaning the hall before and after the Lord Mayor's day; reimbursement for cleaning supplies; and for washing the Court Room and scouring the candlesticks, among other items. Verso: "Goody Gallys Bill." Personal names: Judeth Galley. Place names: Stationer's Hall.

An itemised bill "Payd for a Collation at the Queens head in Pater Noster Row for the Court of Assistants in the evening, after the Court was risen" dated 17 August 1677, in the amount of two pounds nine shillings. Items include bread, bear, and ale; wine; use of linen; lemons; three rabbits; three chickens; oil and vinegar; mustard and sugar; ad tobacco. One pound of the bill was paid by Warden Macock "being the day he was elected warden;" three shillings were paid by Mr Mill, and 17 shillings nine pence were paid on the Company's account. Signed in receipt by Charles Wells on the verso. Personal names: Charles Wells; Warden Macock [John Macock]; Mr Mill. Place names: Queen's head tavern on Paternoster Row.

Itemised bill for expenses in the amount of 16 shillings incurred while going to Fulham with Steevens and Marlow. Items include "at Coffee house;" "at cheeses;" "to R Taylor;" and "watermen." Verso: "fullum wth Steevens & Marlow." Personal names: Steevens; Marlow; Randall Taylor.

Receipt for ten pounds paid to Thomas Warren for work done for the Company. Signed in receipt by Thomas Warren. Verso: "Mr Warren." Personal names: Thomas Warren.

Receipt showing tithes paid to St. Martin Ludgate to a total of five pounds for Midsummer, Michaelmas, Christmas, and Lady Day, beginning September 1677 and ending March 1678.

Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of 14 shillings six pence related to a search. Items include bread and beer, wine, butter, and other items. Services include for coach hire, and monies given to the Bishop of London's porter. Verso: "Search Dec 11th 1677." Personal names: Bishop of London [Henry Compton].

Receipt for two pounds 10 shillings (expressed as fifty shillings) paid to Elizabeth Iles by the Company. Personal names: Elizabeth Iles.

Itemised bill in the amount of one pound one shilling four pence for food, drink, and service. Items include bread and beer, wine, oranges, roast beef, a side of lamb, cheese, and fire. More wine added to the bill after initial total made. Verso: "Feb : 4 1677"

Bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of two pounds 19 shillings eight pence. Items include a leg of beef and a beef cheek; four udders; six pullets; bread and beer; butter; and tobacco, as well as other items. Services paid for include money to the servants and porter; for firing, and for the use of linen, as well as "spent at queens head." Verso: "Dinner dec 3. 2-19-8." Also, several miscellaneous calculations. Place names: Queen's Head tavern.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and services in the amount of three pounds eight shillings. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; caps and cucumbers; 6 rabbits; 4 pullets; butter and cheese; and tobacco. Services include "ffor Dressinge & use of Lynen;" and fire. Also, "Spent at queens head." Verso: Octobr 22 3-8-0." Place names: Queen's Head tavern.