Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of 19 shillings. Items include bread and beer; wine and sugar; herring and dressing; a quart of sack; and cheese. Services paid for include fire, and use of linen. There is also a line item for "spent at the Kings Armis." Verso: "Journymen Printers." Place names: King's Arms tavern.
Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of one pound three shillings. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; a dish of asparagus; oil and vinegar; tobacco; more wine; and butter and cheese. Services paid for include the use of linen; a cook; and "to the boy." Verso: "April 16. 1678."
Itemised bill for food, drink, and services in the amount of 10 shillings six pence. Items include bread and beer; wine; and tripe and dressing. Services paid for include firing and "fouling of Linin." Verso: "Blackwells." Personal names: Blackwell [George Blackwell?]
Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of nine shillings spent at the Queen's Head tavern. Item include bread and beer and wine, and services paid for include for portering as well as an unspecified charge. Verso: "June 20 at queens head." Place names: Queen's Head tavern.
Receipt in the amount of two pounds 10 shillings from Elizabeth Warde on behalf of the Company to St Mary Hill for half a year's annuity on Jane Kevell's gift. Signed for in receipt by William Gunn, churchwarden. Personal names: Elizabeth Warde; William Gunn; Jane Kevell. Place names: St. Mary-at-Hill Church, Billingsgate.
Itemised bill of miscellaneous expenses in the amount of one pound three shillings. Items include bread and beer; wine; butter; tobacco; salad; and oranges. Services paid for include dressing the fish and peas; the use of linen; coach hire; and unknown expenses paid to Cadman and the Drawer. Verso: "May 31 Saran: -1-3-0." Personal names: Cadman [William Cadman?]
Itemised receipt of goods purchased from George Blackwell, vintner on 11 August in the amount of three pounds six shillings. Items include bread, beer, and ale; rhenish; white wine and claret; sugar; tobacco; fouling linen; and lemons. Signed for in receipt by George Blackwell, who notes, "eleven bottles wanting" at the bottom, for an additional charge of three shillings eight pence. Verso: "Vinterers Bill." Personal names: George Blackwell.
Itemised bill of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor in the amount of two pounds nine shillings. Items include "by water into Southwarke;" "a carman;" "porters to Loade;" "spent about the affaire;" "ffore cleening the ware house and sorting the other bookes," and other items. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylors Bill 2-9-0." Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Southwark.
Itemised receipt for expenses incurred by Randall Taylor in the amount of fifteen shillings. Items include "a new belt;" "a searching with mr boles(?)" and "ffor being up all night with him," and other charges. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor; Mr Boles(?) Endorsed "Mr Taylors Receipt."
A receipt for wine in the amount of seven pounds ten shillings. Signed for by George Blackwell. Personal names: George Blackwell.
Itemised list of goods purchased in the amount of three pounds two shillings. Items include a sugar loaf; fruit, oranges, and lemons; and tobacco. Other items include payments to the minister, the clerk, the poor, and two porters.
Itemised bill of cleaning charges in the amount of fifteen shillings paid to Goody Galley [likely Judeth Galley]. Items include cleaning the Hall for the August feast; for eight days work; for a mop and brooms; for strewings; and for sweeping. Verso: "Goody Galleys Bill," as well as some miscellanous calculations. Personal names: Judeth Galley. Place names: Stationer's Hall.
Receipt in the amount of 25 shillings for Midsummer quarter's tithe for Stationer's Hall. Signed in receipt by Thomas Spanner(?) junior. Verso: "Receipt for Tiths 1-5-0." Personal names: Thomas Spanner(?) Place names: Stationer's Hall.
Receipt for thirty shillings paid to Eliza Crouch for a quarter's pension. Signed in receipt by Eliza Crouch. Verso: "Mrs Crouch receipt." Personal names: Eliza Crouch.
Receipt in the amount of one pound one shilling four pence paid for the Trophy Money tax. Signed in receipt by Henry Mortlocke, collector. Verso: "receipt for ye Trophy Tax." Personal names: Henry Mortlocke.