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Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of 13 shillings. Items include bread and beer; wine; three chickens and 200 of asparagus and dressing; cheese; tobacco; fire; and money given to the drawer of the bill. Half a flask more added on after the initial final sum. Signed in receipt by Stephen Sedgwicke. Verso: "receaving Cap Roycrofts Renter W ffine." Personal names: Captain Samuel Roycroft; Stephen Sedgwicke.

Receipt for three pounds for the poor of St Martin's Ludgate for one year. Signed in receipt by Mathew Browne [church warden?] Personal names: Mathew Browne. Place names: St Martin's Ludgate.

Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of 17 shillings two pence. Not signed in receipt, but likely collected by someone "for my master Glover." Items include bread and beer; wine; a miscellaneous charge; dressing [the dinner]; tobacco; cheese; and payment to the porter and the servants. Verso: "Mr Ward[en] Isted Mr Bellinger Mr Scot Mr Clavel." Personal names: Ambrose Isted; John Bellinger; Robert Clavell; Robert Scott(?); Robert Glover.

Bill for glasswork done on 07 February 1689 in the amount of one pound six pence. Items include five large casements re-paned, and 134 squares. Signd in receipt by Abraham Harris. Personal names: Abraham Harris.

Receipt for one pound 15 shillings for tithes for Stationers' Hall due at Allady [Lady Day] last past. Signed in receipt by Edward Pelling. Personal names: Edward Pelling. Place names: Stationers' Hall.

Receipt for seven pounds 10 shillings for half a year's interest due 04 April to Mrs Anne Wells. Signed in receipt by Robert Scott [her son-in-law].

Receipt for six pounds for a year's rent charge due from the Company to Christ's Hospital at Michaelmas 1688 as the gift of George Bishopp. Signed in receipt by John Reeve. Personal names: George Bishopp; John Reeve. Place names: Christ's Hospital.

Itemised bill of bricklayers' work done between 29 March 1687 and 21 June 1689. Items include charges for workmen and labourers; for bricks; for morter; for tiles; projects include levelling the passage; mending the "slayter" of the Hall; and cleansing the drains. Marked in receipt by An Simpson. Verso: "The worshipff[ul] Company of ye Estat[...] A Bout ye Hall - the Bricklaye[ers] Bill-." Personal names: Ann Simpson. Place names: Stationers' Hall.

Itemised bill for work done at the Coffee house on 06-08 September, 1688. Items include payment for labourers and workmen; for tiles; and for morter. Projects include mending the tiling. Marked in receipt by An Simpson. Verso: "The worshipfull Company of Estationers The Brickelayers Bill at Mis Eversdens Coffe house." Personal names: Ann Simpson; Elizabeth Eversden(?) Place names: Eversden's Coffee House.

Itemised bill of food, service, and drink in the amount of 14 shillings nine pence. Items include bread and beer; wine; a lobster; butter and vinegar; peas; tobacco; cheese; payments to the porter and the drawer of the bill; and one bottle more added before the final tally. Signed in receipt by George Boddington for his master Richard Glover. Verso: "w[it]h Mr W[arden] Isted Mr Scot Mr Bellinger Mr Wilkinson, about new livery men." Personal names: George Boddington; Richard Glover; Ambrose Isted; Robert Scott; John Bellinger; Christopher Wilkinson.

Itemised bill of bricklayers' work done for the Company. Items include payment for a labourer and bricklayer; tiles; bricks; and other items. Signed in receipt by Paul Arnot. Personal names: Paul Arnot.

Itemised bill for two dinners for the Company in a total amount of 11 pounds two shillings six pence. The first dinner on the 03 June 1689 includes items such as three Westphalia hams; three joints of veal; three lumber pies; a sirloin of beef; three dishes of peas; three dishes of strawberries and sugar; fire; washing the linen; bread and beer; payment to the labourer and a woman; and dressing dinner. The second dinner, in the Hall for the new livery, includes a dish of pulletts & bacon; a sirloin of beef; a lumber pie; a dish of peas; bread and beer; and washing the linen. Signed in receipt by John Pether, Company cook. Verso: "both these bills 2 Court daies when all the men that accepted of the livery were invited." Personal names: John Pether. Place names: Stationers' Hall.

Itemised bill of food, service, and drink in the amount of five pounds 10 shillings. Items include bread and ale; wine; oranges; payment to the fishmonger; coach hire; money paid out; money paid to Mr Taylor; butter; tobacco; sugar; strawberries; dressing [the dinner] and use ["youce"] of linen; and payment to the servants and under beadle. Signed in receipt by Andrew Leake, followed by miscellaneous calculations. Personal names: Andrew Leake; Randall Taylor.

Two itemised bills on one sheet for wine delivered to Stationers' Hall in a total of six pounds eight shillings; the first on 29 May 1689, which includes three dozen bottles of pontack, eight bottles of Canary; one bottle of white wine; and money paid for nine bottles and two glasses left behind. The second on 03 June 1689, which includes three dozen bottles of pontack; eight bottles of Canary; three bottles of white wine; and a charge for 13 bottles and two glasses left behind. The bills include money given to the drawer. Signed in receipt by Stephen Sedgwicke. Personal names: Stephen Sedgwick.

Receipt for 10 pounds paid to Henry Playford as six months' interest due at Midsummer for 400 pounds. Signed in receipt by Henry Playford. Personal names: Henry Playford.