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Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of two pounds 17 shillings six pence. Headed "Maydenhd." Items include bread and beer; wine; butter; salads; lemons; dressing the fish; a neck of veal; chickens; payment to the fishmonger; fruits; cheese; tobacco; and fire; as well as money given to the servants. This is possibly the Swan on High Street in Maidenhead. Signed in receipt by George Prestland for his master, William Clowdsly, on the verso. Docket title: "Clowsleys Bill." Personal names: George Prestland; William Clowdsley. Place names: Maidenhead.

Receipt for fifty shillings paid to Henry Coley as interest on 100 pounds, due August last. Signed in receipt by Henry Coley. Verso: "Cooley." Personal names: Henry Coley.

Receipt for five pounds paid to Richard Fox for a year's interest due Christmas last past. Signed in receipt by Richard Fox. Verso: "ffox." Personal names: Richard Fox.

Receipt for one pound 15 shillings paid for tithes due for Stationers' Hall Christmas last past. Signed in receipt by Edward Pelling. Verso: "Dr Pellin." Personal names: Edward Pelling.

Receipt for ten pounds taken for Mr Twyford's fine, now being returned by the Company's order. Signed in receipt by John Williams, "for the use of my ffather Twyford." Verso: "Twyford." See entry for 01 February 1686 [1685] in Court Book F. Personal names: Henry Twyford; Captain John Williams.

Itemised bill fpr food and drink in the amount of 16 shillings; items include bread and beer; wine; oranges; a dish of steaks; and cucumbers. Signed in receipt by Thomas Allen. Verso: "Allen." Personal names: Thomas Allen.

Account of expenses and income by the Company Clerk, John Garrett. Expenses include his quarterly salary to Christmas last past; a fee for receiving Mr Bolsworth's rent; and expenses for attending the indictments of Mayo, Hince, etc. at the Guildhall. Income includes the rent received from Edmund Bolsworth and fees received for entering 56 items into the copy registers from 16 July 1685 to 01 February 1686. Expenses totalled five pounds nine shillings 10 pence, and income totalled seven pounds 18 shillings, with 2 pounds eight shillings two pence due to the Company. Signed in receipt by John Garrett. Verso: "Garrett." Personal names: John Garrett; Edmund Bolsworth; John Mayo; Simon Hince; John Palmer; Baldwin. Place names: Guild Hall.

Itemised bill of food, service, and drink in the amount of 12 shillings five pence. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine and sugar; oranges; miscellanous "layd out" charge; dressing and oysters; "payd yd woman;" tobacco; and fire. A note below states "17 February pd 13 s at ye Castle." Verso: "Castle Taverne." Place names: Castle tavern

Receipt for one pound paid to John Pether, the Company's cook, for a year's cleaning the plate and pewter. Signed in receipt by John Pether. Verso: "Pether." Personal names: John Pether.

Receipt showing delivery of fourscore dozen of penny cakes in papers at 12 pence a dozen on 17 February 1685 [1686], in the amount of four pounds, with an additonal one shilling six pence added for paper. Signed in receipt on 05 March 1685 [1686]. Docket title: "p[er] Cakes." Personal names: Thomas Averley.

Receipt for a kilderkin of ale for Ash Wednesday in the amount of ten shillings paid to Randall Taylor, the Company beadle. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Verso: "R. Taylor p[er] Ale." Personal names: Randall Taylor.

Receipt for fifty shillings paid to Henry Coley as half a year's interest on one hundred pounds in the Company's hands. Signed in receipt by Henry Coley. Personal names: Henry Coley.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and services in the amount of eight pounds two shillings eight pence. Heading: "Maydenhd." Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; butter; salads; oranges and lemons; neck of veal; dressing the fish and fowl and for use of the linen; a neck of mutton; payment to the fishmonger and poulterer; cheese; payment to the coachman; and tobacco. Additional charge for wine after the sum had been drawn up. Signed in receipt by George Prestland for his master, William Clowdsley. Note below: "pd more & given ye Drawers 0:8:6." Verso: "Clowsleys Bill." Possibly related to the Swan on High Street in Maidenhead. Personal names: George Prestland; William Clowdsley. Place names: Maidenhead.

Receipt for five pounds paid to the parish of St. Mary at Hill from Richard Keat for the poor as part of Jane Kevell's gift. Signed in receipt by R Maddox, church warden. Verso: "St Mary Hill." Personal names: R Maddox; Richard Keat; Jane Kevell. Place names: parish of St Mary at Hill.

Receipt for thirty shillings paid to John Barrow, bargemaster, and William Hill, bargemaster's mate as a quarter's salary. Marked in receipt by John Barrow and signed in receipt by William Hill. Verso: "[deleted word] p: Barrow." Personal names: John Barrow; William Hill.