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List of how many apprentices and freemen were taken on for each month between 5 July 1680 and 6 June 1681, and the monthly and annual total of the fees they paid. For 85 apprentices for the entire year, the total is 10 pounds 12 shillings six pence; for 37 new freemen forthe entire year, a total of six pounds, eighteen shillings, four pence.

Receipt of ten pounds paid to James Oades as requested by Mrs Judith Webb, who was owed ten pounds for her dividend from the English Stock. Webb requested this be paid her dividend. The note is signed by Judith Webb in confirmation, with a note from Benjamin Tooke verifying that it is her signature at that Warden Tyton should pay Mr Oades, since Tooke believes he "does business for her." Signed in receipt by James Oades. Verso: "Mrs Judith Webbs order for interest for 200 ls to the Company lent dew 11th ffeb 1681." Personal names: Judith Webb; James Oades; Benjamin Tooke.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service purchased from Jonathan Greasley in the amount of six pounds ten shillings eight pence. Items include a lamb; bread, beer, and ale; nine rabbits; nine ducks; a roasted sirloin of beef; beef steaks; wine; vinegar and pepper; oranges and lemons; dressing for the rabbits and lamb; and butter and cheese. Services paid for include for fire, and monies given to the servants. Signed for in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service purchased from Jonathan Greasley in the amount of seven pounds 17 shillings. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; oranges; three Westphalia hams; five dozen pigeons; a sirloin of beef; dressing for the pigeons and hams; three dishes of buttered spinach; dressing for the beef; a large neck of veal; a side of lamb; three salads with oil and vinegar; tobacco; and butter and cheese. Services paid for include a porter; use of linen; and monies distributed to the servants. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and services purchased from Jonathan Greasley at the Three Tuns tavern in Ludgate Hill in the amount of seven pounds six shillings. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; three legs of veal in green sauce; bacon; a roasted sirloin of beef; vinegar and pepper; six geese with gooseberry sauce; two dishes of cucumbers with oil and vinegar; three chickens; three rabbits; three dishes of peas; butter and cheese; and tobacco. Services paid for include money given to the servants. Signed for in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley. Place names: Three Tuns tavern, Ludgate Hill.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service consumed at Mr Greasley's during a meeting about "Oxford business" and "Mr Newmans business." Items include bread, wine, a drawer, and fire. People present include George Sawbridge; Mr Norton; Mr Mearne; Mr Newcombe; and Mr Brewster, "being all ye Com[m]ittee except Mr and Wardens." Personal names: Jonathan Greasley; George Sawbridge; Samuel Mearne; Roger Norton; Thomas Newcombe; Dorman Newman; Edward Brewster.

Receipt of Edward Pelling in the amount of one pound five shillings due as tithes for the Company's hall at Christmas last past. Signed in receipt by Edward Pelling. Personal names: Edward Pelling.

Receipt for two pounds paid to Randall Taylor "for extreordinary servises in searching and otherwise." Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and services in the amount of six pounds four shillings purchased from Jonathan Greasley. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; oranges; two large roasted sirloins of beef; vinegar and pepper; eleven fowls; and butter and cheese. Services paid for include fire, and monies given to the servants. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Itemised list of expenses in the amount of two pound fourteen shillings incurred by John Macock between 11 March and 25 March. Items include money spent at the Devill tavern during a trip to see the King and Council, and in coach hire; money paid to workmen at the Hall; and money spent on paper and for printing the bylaws. Verso: "ffor Warden Tyton." Signed in receipt by John Macock. Personal names: John Macock; Charles Stuart (II). Place names: Stationer's Hall.

Receipt for five pounds paid to John Playford as half a year's interest from the Company. Signed in receipt by John Playford. Personal names: John Playford.

Itemised bills for two dinners with a variey of food, drinks, and services in the amount of five pounds fifteen shillings; one bill for "the day of chusing parliament men;" the other for "a Cort day." Signed for in receipt by John Pether. Personal names: John Pether.

Receipt for ten shillings. Signed in receipt by Thomas Allen. Personal names: Thomas Allen.

Itemised list of food, drink, and service in the amount of sixteen shillings, purchased from Jonathan Greasley. Items include bread; wine; lobsters and crab; butter and vinegar; a pint of canary; 1.5 pints sherry; one pint of claret. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greasley. Personal names: Jonathan Greasley.

Itemised list of food, drink, and services purchased in the amount of one pound ten shillings four pence. Some expenses are from "ye eleccon of sherrifs pd at ye halfe moone in cheapside..." on 15 July [see Bill of Thomas Saywell, 15 July 1680, TSC/D/09/02/40.] Signed in receipt by Thomas Saywell. Personal names: Thomas Saywell. Place names: Half Moon tavern; Cheapside.