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Itemised bill for ribbons and other items in the amount of three pounds 14 shillings six pence. Signed in receipt by George Correll. Personal names: George Correll.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of three pounds eight shillings spent in Maidenhead, possibly at the Swan on High Street, as noted in TSC/D/09/04/38. Items include bread, beer, and ale (with "ale" struck through); wine; butter; salad; oranges; dressing the fish and use of linen; a neck of veal; chickens; payment to the fishmonger; fire; tobacco; and other items. Signed in receipt on verso by George Prestland, fo his master William Clowdsly. Docket title: "p[er] ffish dynner." Personal names: George Prestland; William Clowdsly. Place names: Maidenhead.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of two pounds 17 shillings six pence. Headed "Maydenhd." Items include bread and beer; wine; butter; salads; lemons; dressing the fish; a neck of veal; chickens; payment to the fishmonger; fruits; cheese; tobacco; and fire; as well as money given to the servants. This is possibly the Swan on High Street in Maidenhead. Signed in receipt by George Prestland for his master, William Clowdsly, on the verso. Docket title: "Clowsleys Bill." Personal names: George Prestland; William Clowdsley. Place names: Maidenhead.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and services in the amount of eight pounds two shillings eight pence. Heading: "Maydenhd." Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; butter; salads; oranges and lemons; neck of veal; dressing the fish and fowl and for use of the linen; a neck of mutton; payment to the fishmonger and poulterer; cheese; payment to the coachman; and tobacco. Additional charge for wine after the sum had been drawn up. Signed in receipt by George Prestland for his master, William Clowdsley. Note below: "pd more & given ye Drawers 0:8:6." Verso: "Clowsleys Bill." Possibly related to the Swan on High Street in Maidenhead. Personal names: George Prestland; William Clowdsley. Place names: Maidenhead.

Itemised bill of painter's work done on the Hall in the amount of 21 pounds 19 shillings one pence on 29 May 1685. Items include painting gates, rails, doors, pipes, bars, and "Painting and Guilding of The Stationers Armes over the Great Gates." Signed in receipt by George Wade. Verso: "A Bill for the Honerable Company of Stationers" and "Painters Bill." Personal names: George Wade. Place names: Stationers' Hall.

Bill for glass work done at Stationers' Hall. Signed in receipt by William Gardner in the sum of one pound seven shillings six pence, 6 April 1699. Place name: Stationers' Hall. Personal name: William Gardner.

Itemised bill from Glaziers for work done on the Hall, including leading and repairing eight lights, sodering and pinning in a casement, and other work completed in the kitchen, court room, and possibly other spaces between 26 October 1677 and 29 October 1678. Signed for by Daniell Cook on 24 November 1678. Verso: "Glasiers bill." Personal names: Daniell Cook. Place names: Stationer's Hall.

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 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.

Itemised bill in the amount of six shillings two pence paid to Goody [likely Judeth] Galley for cleaning. Verso: "Goody Gallys Bill May 15 1678 6-0." Personal names: Judeth Galley. Place names: Stationer's Hall; Court Room.

Itemised bill of goods purchased from Henry Avery, 23 March 1668 to 18 April, 1669. Total of 38 pounds two shillings. Items include two dozen of turkey work chairs; a great chair of the same; hangings; and other goods, as well as cost of labor involved. Note below itemised bill from Ralph Smith requesting Thomas Hunt, Warden, to pay Avery the balance of the bill (thirty-seven pounds), dated 26 May 1669. Signature of Henry Avery acknowledging payment on verso. Personal Names: Ralph Smith; Henry Avery.

Bill of Henry Nols (?) for expenses for a dinner, including legs of veal, puddings, pigeon pies, and chicken. Signed in receipt in the sum of three pounds five shillings. Personal name: Henry Nols.

Itemised bill in the amount of three pounds three pence for work done in the kitchen at Stationers' Hall by Israel Knowles, charged on 18 October 1684. Items include oaken braces and planks and other items. Signed in receipt by Israel Knowles. Verso: "Mr Knowls his Bill." Personal names: Israel Knowles. Place names: Stationer's Hall, kitchen.

Itemised bill of work done for the Company on 20 April 1685, possibly including the names of workmen. Signed in receipt by Israel Knowles. Verso: "for ye Company of Stasoners" and "Mr Knowles his Bill." Personal names: Israel Knowles; Bease; Purches; Heley; Goode.

Itemised bill of carpentry work done on the Hall between 05 October 1685 and 10 March 1686 in the amount of 10 pounds 11 pence. Items include payment for specific workers' labour; materials; and other work. Bill is headed "Work don ffor ye worshipfull Company of Stationers October 5th 1685 makin 2 Centers ffor ye brickler In ye pasedg out of ye street." Signed in receipt by Israel Knowles. Verso: "ffor Carpenter work don ffor ye worship fall Comp=Aney" and "Carpenters Bill." Personal names: Israel Knowles; Daniel Healy or Hely; Purch; Maybank.