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Itemised list of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor, the Company beadle, from 11 January onwards in the amount of three pounds 15 shillings six pence. Items include money laid out for wax candles; for half a barrell of ale; money spent with Mr Hills; six freemen [crossed out]; for an almanac; for six made free; payment to the watch, the cleaning woman, and the dust man until Lady Day; bread to Lady Day; his salary until then; a freeman admitted [crossed out]. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor; Henry Hills [likely].

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of four pounds two shillings seven pence. Items include payments for new freemen [struck out]; payment to the mason; money spent on bread, matches, tobacco, pipes, and one dozen dishes; more payments for new freemen [struck out]; paying the watch, the dustman, and the cleaning woman until midsummer; his salary until midsummer; and Mr Norton's bequest. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: John Norton; Randall Taylor.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by beadle Randall Taylor from 10 August onwards in the amount of three pounds 19 shillings two pence. Items include: bread; beer and ale; pipes and tobacco; faggots and coals; waterage to Lambeth and Fulham; candles; payment for a woman in the buttery and for a labourer for two days. Verso: "Mr R. Taylors Bill for Aug: 10. 3: 19: 0." Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Lambeth; Fulham.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of three pounds 17 shillings six pence from 02 October to 08 November 1688. Items include sweeping the chimney; cleaning the muskets; paying the watch until Michaelmas; for drink, pipes, and candles; for ale, tost, sugar, and coffee; paid the dustman and the cleaning woman; for bread and his salary to Michaelmas; 16 dishes; two porters' staffs; for more pipes, tobacco, and matches; for more bread; for taking down and putting up the banners; for mending the banners; and for warding. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr. Taylors Bill 3: 17: 6." Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Bill for expenses incurred by Randall Taylor up to 5 March 1690 for a total of three pounds six shillings six pence. Items include "Ashwednesday ale;" "Pipes and tobacco then;" "By water to Fullum;" "Bread to Lady Day;" "my sallary till then;" paying the dustman and the woman [possibly Judith Galley or her daughter] and more items. Signed for by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Fulham.

Bill of expenses in the amount of six pounds eight shillings incurred by Randall Taylor from 29 July to 03 October, 1689. Items include paying for powder, cullers, pipes, tobacco, candles, and other goods; paying the muster master, the dustman, the woman [likely Judith Galley or her daughter], the watch, and other workers; and for general cleaning and mending as well as other items. Signed by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Itemised bill of Randall Taylor addressed to Warden Vere in the sum of four pounds eight shillings one pence for expenses incurred November-December 1677. Items include: a brush to burn the books, looking after Wesbrooke, two catalogues, a porter from Mr Griffins, at the Crown with Mr Mearne and Mr Holt, on Smart at sessions, with Sawbridge, spent to James with Rob Stephens, with Mr Tyler and Mr Mearne, and various other expenses. Partial loss of paper. Place name: the Crown. Personal names: Randall Taylor, Robert Stephens, Wesbrooke, Mr Griffins, Samuel Mearne, Mr Holt, Smart, George Sawbridge, Mr Tyler, Mr Webb, Mr Knap.

Itemised bill of Randall Taylor addressed to Warden Towse in the sum of three pounds five shillings six pence for expenses incurred August-October 1681. Items include: paid an officer & spent from Braddyll, three days searching with Mr Stephens, a carpet, paid Mr Birch for mending the carpet, spent with Common Serjeant Mr Mearne and others, washing the linen, a gown, paid the postman, paid a woman for cleaning the court and passages, and other miscellaneous expenses. Place name: Stationers' Hall. Personal names: Randall Taylor, John Towse, Thomas Braddyll, Robert Stephens, Mr Birch, Samuel Mearne.

Itemised bill of expenses incurred by Randall Taylor between 30 December 1683 and 24 June 1684 in the amount of one pound 14 shillings one pence. Items include paying the dust man and the cleaning woman; money given to the poor on Fridays between 25 March and 24 June; paying for cleaning, and for "a little booke at Mr[s?] Pitts." Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "Mr Taylors Bill June 20th 1684." Personal names: Randall Taylor. Place names: Mr Pitt's.

Itemised bill with expenses incurred by Randall Taylor and Ambrose Isted for a total of four pounds ten pence. Items include "Paid att ye Castle Taverne about New Livery Men;" "Paid with ye Committee about Hawkers;" and "pd Renter wardens," as well as other items. Signed for by Ambrose Isted, possibly signed for by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Randall Taylor; Ambrose Isted; Mr Bellinger; Mr Andrews; Mr Taylor. Place names: Castle Tavern.

Itemised list of masonry work done at the Hall in the amount of nine pounds seven shillings five pence. Items include taking up and laying of stone; laying a new gutter; and other expenses. Signed in receipt by Richard Crooke. Personal names: Richard Crooke. Place names: Stationer's Hall.

Bill of expenses for a dinner, including bread and beer, wine, a neck of mutton, butter and cheese, oysters.. Signed for in receipt by Richard Glover for twelve shillings four pence. Personal name: Richard Glover.

Bill for various types of wine. Signed in receipt by Richard Glover for fifteen pounds fifteen shillings. Personal name: Richard Glover.

Bill for canary and port delivery. Signed in receipt by Richard Glover for two pounds three shillings. Personal name: Richard Glover.

Bill of Richard Glover for dinner expenses, including bread and beer, wine, lemons, fowls, lamb, capers, and cheese. Signed in receipt by Glover in the sum of seventeen shillings. Personal name: Richard Glover.