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Beadle's book
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/02 · Documento · [1709]-1973
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

List of the livery admitted 1733-1935; deaths entered to 1972; some entries have signatures and obituaries pasted in; index at front of volume.

Spine reads 'Alphabetical list of the livery of the Stationers' Company from 1786 to the present time'.

Inside of front cover reads 'This book belongs to the Beadle 1834'.

Volume also contains:

pages 5-43: scrap book album of company history.

pages 44-45 and 53: copyright returns showing number of literary works and books of prints entered each year, 1709-1944.

pages 57 and 86-90: list of stock keepers with dates of call, 1789-1960.

pages 46-47, 65 and 95-97: table showing number of English Stock shares with dividend details, 1735-1932.

pages 68-71: tally of freemen and liverymen, 1786-1962.

pages 72-73: annual tally of apprentices bound, 1794-1966.

pages 74-84: list of court members showing dates when called and when served as wardens and master, 1786-1973.

page 91: list of treasurers, clerks and beadles, 1780-1979.

pages 93-94: lists of annual livery numbers, 1733-1929.

pages 595-670: list of widows holding share in the English Stock, 1790-1930.

Common Hall voter lists
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/03 · SubSubSeries · 1887-1922
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

Lists of liverymen entitled to vote in Common Hall, the annual assembly of the livery at which the Livery Committee members and Livery Representatives to the Court are elected.

Parliamentary voter lists
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/05 · SubSubSeries · 1847-1915
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

Annual lists of liverymen entitled to vote for City of London Members of Parliament, produced pursuant to the Parliamentary Voters Registration Act 1843.

Parliamentary voter lists
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/05/01 · Documento · 1847-1875
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

Printed broadsheets containing annual lists of liverymen entitled to vote for City of London Members of Parliament, produced pursuant to the Parliamentary Voters Registration Act 1843 and dated 1847-1864, 1866-1869 and 1875; lists include full names and addresses; attached to some lists are notices of objection to certain liverymen appearing on the list.

Call of the Livery volume 1
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/06/01 · Documento · 27 Jun 1606-5 Nov 1765
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

Pages 1-36, 45-55 and 66-100 contain a register of admissions to the livery for 1606-1682, 1685-1686 and 1689-1736, arranged in chronological order and subdivided into periods of call from 19 Jun 1668 onwards; admission entries include dates of freedom, names and amounts of fines paid; folios 4-122 contain annual livery lists, 1742-1765, with names arranged in order of seniority.

The volume contains additional information:

pages 37-45: alphabetical livery list and fines account, 6 Oct 1682, using data gathered by order of the Lord Mayor of London.

pages 55-66: lists of those removed from and restored to the livery, 1687-1688.

folios 1r-2v: list of subscribers for the building and finishing of a barge and barge house, 2 Jun 1679.

Call of the Livery volume 2
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/06/02 · Documento · 9 Nov 1765-9 Nov 1792
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

Livery lists; information includes names, dates as Renter Warden, dates of cloathing and some dates of freedom; dates calls were opened or shut up are included until half way through the 1771 list.

Papers relating to the livery
GB 2156 TSC/C/01/08 · Documento · 25 Jul 1675-7 Jul 1801
Parte de The Stationers' Company Archive

i: Mr Walkden's calculations on numbers of freemen admitted to the livery, 1766-1800.

ii: further calculations on numbers of freemen admitted to the livery, possibly by Mr Walkden, 1856-1801.

iii: petition of Thomas Poynder junior to the Company, requesting to be cloathed despite not belonging to a trade of the guild, 7 Jul 1801.

iv: petition of Philip Pearce to the Company, requesting to be cloathed despite not belonging to a trade of the guild, 14 Apr 1801.

v: letter from William Lane to the Company, sponsoring his apprentice Anthony King Newman to be admitted to the freedom and livery, Feb 1801.

vi: letter from Robert Wilks to the Company, requesting translation from the Glovers' Company to the Stationers' Company, 3 Feb 1801.

vii: broadsheet livery list, 1744, with later annotations relating to numbers of liverymen who had since died, 1 Jan 1764-1 Oct 1777.

viii: fragment of fining accounts, 25 Jul 1675-5 Dec 1676.

ix: list of liverymen in Nicolas Hooper's hand, undated [c.1692].