Dossier 08 - Papers relating to the livery

1 folder, containing 8 items, and 1 free-standing item

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].

• anglais

• latin

Microfilm copies are on reel 100, 'Records of the Stationers' Company 1554-1920: 115 Reels of Microfilm with Printed Guide', published by Chadwyck-Healy Ltd (1989)

Recommendations to Court on numbers of liverymen [TSC/C/01/10]

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