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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 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.

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.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of 16 shillings six pence. Items include "Devon: shire house with messe:" [messenger of the press?]; a searching; three porters; payment to the watch, the dust man, and the cleaning woman; and spent with the porters. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylors Bill." Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, between 11 April and 01 July 1685 in the amount of one pound six shillings 10 pence. Items include money spent going to Hampstead; a kinderkin of ale; pipes and tobacco; going by water to Westminster and attending Mr Homes' trial [possibly Philip Holmes?]; payments to the dustman and the cleaning woman; going by water to Lambeth with Mr Andrews, Mr Dring, Mr Mott, and others; pipes and candles at several times. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Randal Taylor's Bill July 1/85." Personal names: Philip Holmes(?); Thomas Dring; Robert Andrews; Benjamin Mott; Randall Taylor. Place names: Hampstead; Westminster; Lambeth.

Two bills on one sheet for expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor. The first, dated 18 July 1685, for four pounds, perhaps a bit grumpy: " Receved ten of Mr Warden Cotterill ffoure pounds ffor my quarters sallary due att Lady day Last by order of the Court of Assistants which sume should have bin Payd by the Renter Warden I say Receued by me Randall Taylor." The second, also dated 18 July 1685, for 49 shillings, for faggots, stock wood, and stock coals for the last year ending Lady day last. Taylor notes "this should have bin pd by the Re^ntor Warden." Verso: "Randal Taylors last Bill." Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, from 30th October to 25th November 1685. Items include bread for 12 petitioners to Michaelmas; his salary; paying the watch; paying the dustman and the woman for sweeping the courts and passages; spent on water travel and "on the ho:boys;" warding for two days; for nine cups; for whifflers' staves; for taking down and mending the banners; for staves for the banners; for matches, pipes, and tobacco in the barge; and for travel by water to Mr Saywell. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "R. Taylor." Personal names: Randall Taylor; Mr Saywell.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, on 10 August 1685 in the amount of four pounds, eight shillings, six pence. Items include waterage to Lambeth, Fulham, and Whitehall; for beer and ale; for pipes; for faggots and coals; for nine pounds of candles; for 22 dozen of bread; for someone to help in the Hall; for washing the linen the next day; and for a woman in the buttery. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Beadles Bill." Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Stationers' Hall; Lambeth; Fulham; Whitehall.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor, the Company beadle in the amount of six pounds two shillings one pence up to 08 February 1686. Items include cleaning, working, and paper for Harris's plates; travel by water to Mr Saywell and Mr Grantham about Thomson; payment to a porter from Mr Rawlings; a double duty; payment to the muster master; two belts, collars, and bandoliers; cleaning the arms; a fire lock; sweeping the chimneys; going by water to Dr Gadbury's; for Cornish's trial; spent with the Constable and Sir William Turners Clerk; spent with Mayo and Palmer; payment to the dust man and the cleaning woman; for bread to Christmas; for his salary until Christmas; payment to the watch until Christmas; paid the scavenger for the year by acquittance; and bought ribbon. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: Rec[eive]d p[er] Mrs Sawbridges ffunerall - 20s." and "Randall Taylor." Personal names: Randall Taylor; Mr Saywell; Mr Grantham; Harris; Thomson; Cornish; William Rawlins(?); John Gadbury(?); Henry Cornish; Sir William Turner; John Mayo; Palmer; Hannah Sawbridge.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the Company beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of one pound one shilling one pence, although he ultimately collects two pounds five shillings. Items include money spent at Justice Winn's; two books bought; Mr Tanner; the door keeper of the jury; and other charges. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "R. Taylor." Personal names: Randall Taylor; Justice Winn or Wynne(?); Mr Tanner.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the Company beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of seven pounds, six shillings, six pence, dating from before April 1686. Items include bread until Lady Day; his salary until then; paying the watch until Lady Day; paying the dustman and cleaning woman; money spent to go by water to Mr Lily; a double duty; warding at Easter; money spent to go by water to Mr Webb; ale and "a woman then;" strewings; paid the poor until Easter; and for 15 freemen. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "R. Taylor." Personal names: Randall Taylor; John Lilly; Mr Webb.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, from 08 February to 09 July 1686 to a total of six pounds nine shillings eight pence. Items include clearing the hall; buying pipes, matches, coal, and firewood; paying Mr Norton's bequest; paying the watch, the dustman, and the woman for sweeping; strewings; money spent at Sir William Turner's and Sir Henry Tulce's; money spent at the Guildhall; and for a horse and to Mr Sims's. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Taylor." Personal names: Randall Taylor; Sir William Turner; Sir Henry Tulce; Mr Sims; John Norton. Place names: Guildhall; Stationers' Hall.

Itemised list of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor, beadle, from 10 August to 13 October 1687. Items include bread, beer, and ale; for coals and faggots; for pipes and candles; for waterage to Lambeth and Fulham; for a labourer; for a woman in the buttery; for mending the Hall; and for the Reader, Clark, and Organist. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Stationers' Hall; Lambeth; Fulham.

Itemised list of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of two pounds two shillings two pence. Items include bread to michaelmas; pipes and candles; strewings; for going by water to Dr Gad[bury]; watch and ward for "the welch camp;" a basket; a shovel; paid the watch to michael[mas]; paid the dustman; and paid the cleaning woman. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Dr John Gadbury (likely); Randall Taylor.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor, the Company beadle, from 12 October 1687 onwards, in total of four pounds three shillings seven pence. Items include: for coffee at Twice; for waterage to Whitehall; for pipes and candles; paid Mr Church the porter; for whifflers' staves; for 12 dishes; for tobacco and pipes and matches in the barge; for bread; for three dozen of points; for waterage to Lambeth; for warding; spent at Buckles; at Mans coffee house; his salary to Christmas; payment for the watch, the cleaning woman, and the dustman until Christmas; for bread until Christmas; spent in searching; for taking down and mending the banners. Note: "more to him for the scavengers 0.12-0." Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Mr Church; Randall Taylor. Place names: Whitehall; Lambeth.