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Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of three pounds thirteen shillings three pence related to a dinner on "the day of renewing fines for 3 halfe livery shares and attending the atturny General about advice for the by laws &c..." Some charges may be associated with the Green Dragon tavern. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; a Westphalia ham; two dozen pidgeons; a loin of veal; asparagus; spinach; lobsters and vinegar; dressing and use of linen; payment to a Porter; oranges; and other charges, as well as additional items added at the foot of the bill. Signed for by Will[iam] Marks(?) Personal names: William Marks (?); Robert Sawyer [attorney general, 1681-1687]. Place names: Green Dragon tavern.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor between 16 February and 19 April 1681 in the amount of one pound six shillings two pence. Items include paying the dust man and "the woman" for cleaning; new brooms; and pipes; funds spent on conducting searches with Warden [Richard] Clark, Mr Davis, Mr Staynes, the Constable, Mr Mearne, and Mr Steevens; and spent attending the King and Council with Mr Steevens. Personal names: Richard Clarke; Samuel Mearne; Mr Staynes; Mr Steevens; Mr Davis; Charles Stuart (II).

Receipt for monies spent in the amount of two shillings six pence on a new survey of the houses in Woodstreete with Mr Boulsworthe, Mr Lily, and Mr Taylor. Personal names: Richard Clarke; John Lilly; Randall Taylor; Mr Boulsworthe. Place names: Woodstreet.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of 14 shillings four pence related to a meeting about "ye art and the building ye wash ground and setting vpp a [?] and a house of affairs..." Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; lemons and oil; use of linen; tobacco; and cheese. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Receipt in the amount of five pounds, being the gift of Mrs Jane Kevell, disbursed by Humphrey Seale and payable through the Stationer's Company to the poor of the parish of St. Mary at [Hill]. Signed in receipt by Thomas Hoard, churchwarden. Personal names: Thomas Hoard; Jane Kevell; Humphrey Seale. Place names: St. Mary at Hill.

Receipt for money spent at the Queen's Head tavern at a meeting between the Master, the Warden, Mr Tyler, Mr Royston, Mr Mearne, and others "about the Psalter &c." Signed by John Macock, E Tyler, Sam: Mearne. Personal names: John Macock (master); Samuel Mearne; Evan Tyler; [Richard?] Royston. Place names: Queen's Head tavern.

Itemised list of food, drink, and service in the amount of 18 shillings three pence spent at the Three Tuns tavern on Ludgate Hill. Items include bread and beer; wine; beef steaks; olives; tobacco; and cheese; services paid for include a coachman and fire. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. An additional note below reads: "I spent at Whitehall 6d R: Taylor." Personal names: Jonathan Greasley; Randall Taylor. Place names: Three Tuns tavern; Whitehall.

Receipt in the amount of five pounds of interest on one hundred pounds paid to Henry Coley. Signed in receipt by Henry Coley. Personal names: Henry Coley. Place names: Stationer's Hall.

Receipt for five pounds paid to John Lilly as his salary. Signed in receipt by John Lilly. Personal names: John Lilly.

Receipt of ten pounds paid to Andrew Rothwell by order of the Company. Signed in receipt by Andrew Rothwell. Personal names: Andrew Rothwell.

Itemised list of expenses incurred by John Lilly in the amount of 12 pounds 13 shillings 10 pence. Items include "Laid out at Whitehall & Elsewhere in ye businesse betweene LeStrange & ye Company;" "Paid Mr Normansel p[er] Receipt for ye businesse between ye Company & Smart;" also money owed for attending about settling the Act of Parliament, and for attending at the 3 Tuns. Additionally, five pounds due for his salary for the past Lady Day quarter. Signed in receipt by John Lilly. Verso: "Company of Staconers." Personal names: John Lilly; Mr Normansel; Smart; LeStrange. Place names: Three Tuns tavern; Whitehall.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of five pounds paid to Jonathan Greasley. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; oranges; two ladgs (legs?) of boiled mutton; a shoulder of veal; three geese with apple sauce; and other dishes. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Itemised list of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor in the amount of seven pounds seven shillings eight pence from 08 July to 16 August 1680. Items include "layd out by water given the Informers and spent with Mr Steevens in seizing the Tartar & his bookes;" for searching; in looking after the venison; delivering the bylaws to Whitehall; for a new scabbard for the sword; to two men for cleaning the dust and cobwebs from the top of the hall and setting up the banners; old coals, faggots, beer and ale, and bread; paid a woman for strewing and cleaning, and the old woman for fetching water and cleaning the halls; among other items. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylers byll beadle 7-7-8." Personal names: Randall Taylor; Robert Stevens. Place names: Stationer's Hall; Whitehall.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of six pounds nine shillings paid to Jonathan Greasley at the Three Tuns. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine and sugar; "S[i]r Loine of Beefe Rosted;" vinegar and pepper; three dishes of rabbits boiled with onion sauce; 9 fowls; 3 dishes of "heartichokes" [artichokes]; 2 dishes of "Respas" [raspberries]; two dishes of cherries and apricots; butter and cheese; and tobacco. Services include monies given to the servants. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley. Place names: Three Tuns tavern.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of six pounds two shillings paid to Jonathan Greasley. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; three "ledgs" (legs?) of mutton; three dishes of turnips & savoys; a "Sir Loine" of beef; a rib of beef; 9 wild ducks; butter; cheese; and tobacco. Services include for fire, and monies given to the servants. Three plates of caper and a bottle of sack also appear. Signed for by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.