Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of three pounds three shillings six pence. Items include stews(?); bread, beer, and ale; wine; oranges; payment to the fishmongers; "Lefft to pay;" payment to the poulterer; dressing [the dinner]; cheese; sugar; payment for fruit; and tobacco; as well as money given to the servants.
Itemised bill for work done for the Company in the amount of two pounds six shillings 10 pence. Items include money spent on oak planks, nails, staples, labour, and other items. Signed on the verso by William Deane. Personal names: William Deane.
Itemised bill for wine delivered to Stationers' Hall in the amount of one pound seven shillings eight pence. Items include 16 bottles of pontack; two bottles of white wine; three bottles of Canary; a charge for two bottles left behind and a glass. Signed in receipt by Stephen Sedgwicke. Place names: Stationers' Hall.
Receipt for four pounds 10 shillings for the poor for one year due at Alady Day [Lady Day] to the Parish of St Martin's Ludgate. Signed in receipt by James Kirton. Personal names: James Kirton. Place names: St Martin's Ludgate.
Receipt for two pounds 12 shillings paid to St Martin's Vintry for the poor due at Easter. Dated 06 July, though above, marked "Recd July ye 23th 1689." Signed in receipt by William Ashwin, church warden. Personal names: William Ashwin. Place names: Parish of St. Martin's Vintry.
Itemised bill for a dinner for the Company held on 01 July 1689 in the amount of eight pounds 17 shillings six pence. Items include three dishes of boiled rabbits; six geese and savre; three venison pastys; three dishes of artichokes; three dishes of fruit; sugar; fire; bread and beer; washing the linen; payment to a labourer and a woman; and for dressing dinner. Signed in receipt by John Pether. Personal names: John Pether.
Mostly blank sheet with miscellaneous sum.
Under warden: William Phillips
Bill of works done for the Company of Stationers 'altering the doore casse & staires going into the garding' to the sum of eleven pounds six shillings five pence.
The bricklayers' bill for works done at Stationers' Hall to the sum of seven pounds fifteen shillings six pence. Signed in receipt by John Franell(?). Personal name: John Franell. Place name: Stationers' Hall.
A bill of painting work done for the Company of Stationers at the Hall. Signed in receipt for one pound sixteen shillings four pence by John Cooke. Personal name: John Cooke. Place name: Stationers' Hall.
Bill for work done in the kitchen at Stationers' Hall to the sum of one pound and two shillings. Place name: Stationers' Hall.
Receipt of Henry Playford for five months interest for four hundred pounds due from the Company of Stationers to the sum of eight pounds seven shillings. Personal name: Henry Playford.
Bill of expenses in two hands. The first hand lists expenses from 27 September-12 October, including 'given Mr Solicitor General for his opinion on one case', spent at Croydon at dinner', 'given the coachman to Croydon', 'spent that night at Queenshead', 'spent at the Three Tuns, Mr Mearne, Mr Scott, Mr Hills. &c', 'spent at the Green Dragon in Fleet Street, Mr Common Serjeant, the Attorney, Mr Mearne, Mr Hills, and self, waiting for Mr Solicitor and Mr Holt to meet, at Mr Solicitor's chamber'. The second hand is undated. Expenses include: 'sent by Mr Taylor to Mr Treasurer Miller', spent at the Three Tuns by Guildhall'. Personal names: Mr Mearne, Mr Scott, Mr Hills, Mr Taylor, Mr Miller. Place names: Croydon, the Queen's Head, the Three Tuns, the Green Dragon.
Bill of expenses for materials including 'curle hair', 'cotton', and 'quelting'. Signed in receipt by John Beman for five pounds six shillings. Personal name: John Beman.