Itemised bill of smith's work done at the Hall from 14 August 1684 through 21 June 1685. Items include mending bolts; mending locks; mending casements; for nails and setting them in; for hanging casements; and much more. Signed in receipt by James Harding. Verso: "The Smith's Bill." Personal names: James Harding. Place names: Stationer's Hall.
Receipt in the amount of three pounds paid to Francis Corbold for butler's business done at the Hall on 13 August last. Signed in receipt by Francis Corbold. Verso: "Butlers Bill." Personal names: Francis Corbold. Place names: Stationers' Hall
Itemised bill of various wines, plus pipes, in the amount of 11 pounds four shillings for the election dinner. Signed in receipt by Thomas Allen. Verso: "Mr Allen's Bill for Election Dinner." Personal names: Thomas Allen.
Itemised bill in the amount of four pounds two shillings for expenses incurred by the beadle Randall Taylor from 13-18 August 1684. Items include travel by water to Lambeth and Whitehall; payment for labourer in the garden and one in the buttery; faggots and coals; bread and beer; and other items. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylor's Bill." Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Whitehall; Lambeth.
Itemised bill for food, drink, and services in the amount of one pound five shillings consumed by the Master and Wardens at the Old Dog tavern. Items include bread and beer; a couple of rabbits; a couple of pullets; a dish of butter; bread and beer; wine; cheese; cucumbers; and others. Signed in receipt by Thomas Allen on verso. Docketed: "Mr Allen's Bill." Personal names: Thomas Allen; Roger Norton; Henry Hills; James Cotterell.
Receipt for 10 shillings as interest on 200 pounds before the bond from the Company for 500 pounds paid to Thomas Dring. Signed in receipt by Thomas Dring. Verso: "Mr Dring's Receipt." Personal names: Thomas Dring.
Receipt for 40 shillings due to Evan Tyler as interest money at the time of his death. Signed in receipt by William Miller. Verso: "Mr Miller's Receipt." Personal names: William Miller; Evan Tyler.
Receipt in the amount of one pound fifteen shillings for tithes due at Michaelmas last past. Signed in receipt by Edward Pelling. Verso: "Mr Pelling." Personal names: Edward Pelling.
Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, between 29 October and 04 November in the amount of one pound eleven pence. Items include 13 dishes; rolls in the barge; candles; a basket; mending the banners; match pipes and tobacco; a table for the kitchen; someone to sweep the snow; two warders; and wifflers' staves. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylors Bill." Personal names: Randall Taylor.
Receipt for wine for the Stationer's barge on the Lord Mayor's day, including 16 bottles of Canary, and four of sherry. Signed in receipt by John Stirke, for the use of Mr Easter. Verso: "Wine for the Barge." Personal names: John Stirke; Mr Easter.
Itemised bill of work done on the barge in the amount of two pounds nineteen shillings six pence. Items include pitch, resin, oil, and the labour of nine men and two boys. Signed in receipt by John Graves. Verso: "Shipwrights Bill." Personal names: John Graves.
Receipt for two pounds 10 shillings for half a year's interest on one hundred pounds paid to Henry Coley. Signed in receipt by Henry Coley. Verso: "Mr Coley's Receipt." Personal names: Henry Coley.
Itemised bill of glazier's work done on the Hall on 14 November 1684 in the amount of one pound seventeen shillings. Items include 22 feet of new glass; one large oval repaired; three casements repaired; and 150 squares. Signed in receipt by Abraham Harris. Verso: miscellaneous calculations crossed out; "Glasiers Bill" and "Stactioners Hall 01-17-00." Personal names: Abraham Harris.
Itemised bill of purchases from Jonathan Greer on 12 January 1685. Items include a brass kettle and a shovel, among other items. Signed in receipt by Jonathan Greer. Verso: "Mr Greer's Bill." and "Mr Allen's Bill," crossed out. Personal names: Jonathan Greer.
Itemised bill of expenses in the amount of nine shillings two pence incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor. Items include a green bag; payment to the dust man and to the woman for cleaning the courts and passages; for monies laid out at Shoreditch and "in warning the Print:[er]"; and "a penny book by the penny post to Mr Lestraing." Further charges crossed out below. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylers Bill." Personal names: Roger L'Estrange; Randall Taylor. Place names: Shoreditch.