Receipt for thirty shillings paid to Eliza Crouch for a quarter's pension. Signed in receipt by Eliza Crouch. Verso: "Mrs Crouch receipt." Personal names: Eliza Crouch.

Receipt for thirty shillings paid to Eliza Crouch for a quarter's pension due at Midsummer. Verso: "Mrs Crouchs Receipt." Personal names: Eliza Crouch.

Receipt for thirty shillings for a quarter pension due at Michaelmas to Eliza Crouch. Signed in receipt by Eliza Crouch. Verso: "Mrs Crouchs Pension." Personal names: Eliza Crouch.

Receipt in the amount of one pound in payment for fruit, oranges, and lemons bought from Elinar Sudgly. Marked in receipt by Elinar Sudgly. Personal names: Eleanor Sudgly.

Receipt for one pound two shillings paid to Dianah Battersby for cleaning the Hall, due at Christmas, and for the Lord Mayor's day. Marked in receipt by Dianah Battersby. Personal names: Dianah Battersby. Place names: Stationers' Hall.

Receipt of Diana Battersby her salary in the sum of twenty shillings. Personal name: Diana Battersby.

Receipt for five pounds paid through Mr Richard Keat being the gift of Jane Kevell to the parish of St Mary at Hill. Signed in receipt by William Dodson for Thomas Potter, church warden. Personal names: William or Witt Dodson; Thomas Potter; Richard Keat; Jane Kevell.

Receipt in the amount of two pounds 10 shillings from Elizabeth Warde on behalf of the Company to St Mary Hill for half a year's annuity on Jane Kevell's gift. Signed for in receipt by William Gunn, churchwarden. Personal names: Elizabeth Warde; William Gunn; Jane Kevell. Place names: St. Mary-at-Hill Church, Billingsgate.

Receipt in the amount of two pounds 10 shillings from Eliza Warde paid to St. Mary-at-Hill as a half year's annuity on the gift of Jane Kevell to the poor of that parish. Signed in receipt by William Gunn, churchwarden. Verso: "Mr Gunns receipt." Personal names: Eliza Warde; Jane Kevell; William Gunn. Place names: St. Mary-at-Hill church, Billingsgate.

Receipt in the amount of five pounds, being the gift of Mrs Jane Kevell, disbursed by Humphrey Seale and payable through the Stationer's Company to the poor of the parish of St. Mary at [Hill]. Signed in receipt by Thomas Hoard, churchwarden. Personal names: Thomas Hoard; Jane Kevell; Humphrey Seale. Place names: St. Mary at Hill.

Receipt for five pounds paid by Richard Kete for one year due to the parish of St. Mary at Hill on the gift of Jane Kevell, payable by the Company. Signed in receipt by Thomas Symonds, Churchwarden. Personal names: Richard Kete; Thomas Symonds; Jane Kevell. Place names: parish of St Mary at Hill.

Receipt in the sum of five pounds paid as the annual gift of Jane Kevell out of the rent of the Dark House at Billingsgate to the parish of St Mary at Hill. Received of Mr Richard Keat, payable by the Company of Stationers. Signed in receipt by John Upson, church warden. Verso: "St Mary + Hill." Personal names: John Upson; Jane Kevell; Richard Keat. Place names: parish of St. Mary at Hill; the Dark House tavern.

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 four score dozen of penny cakes delivered to the Company for Ash Wednesday by Martha Averly. Signed in receipt by Grace Tatersall (?). Personal names: Martha Averly, Grace Tatersall.

i: request by John Patison to enter William McEwen's Essays Doctrinal and Practical, 2 Jun 1767.

ii: notice of publication of Advice to young Gentlemen in the Several conditions of life by way of address from a Father to his Children by the Abbot Goussault Counsellor in Parliament; with his Sentiments and maxims upon what passes in civil society, undated.

iii: request by Jane Kettlewell to enter The Practical Believer, Christian Prudence, The Doctrine of the Cross and The Companion to the Penitent and Persecuted, 30 Oct 1699

iv: manuscript title page for Josiah Burchit's Memoires of Transactions at Sea during the Warr with France, 1703.

v: printed letter from John Snow to the livery regarding fees for entering copies since the 1842 Copyright Act, Dec 1877.

vi: request by John Gray to enter The Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, 16 Jan 1772.

vii: extract minute of the committee of directors of the Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge in Scotland, 3 May 1770.

viii: letter from John Ven requesting a full extract of the entry of his father-in-law Ralph Erskine's works and advice on his exclusive right to print these works, 7 Sep 1769.

ix: letter from Thomas Carnan confirming that Juvenile Trials and Patersons Travelling Dictionary were to be entered as his sole property, and that the Dictionary of the World was the property of Stanley Crowder, Benjamin Collins, Mr Carnan and Mr Newbery, 20 Dec 1771, with a note requesting to know what shares each of the latter had in the Dictionary of the World, undated [2 items].

x: manuscript summons to Joseph Greenhill requiring him to produce information on the Dictionary of Natural History, The Jacobite Songs and Ballads of Scotland and Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets to the Guildhall Police Court, Jul 1861.

xi: statement that Regula Accentum & Spiritum Gracorum cum Observationibus utilissimus, Gracorum Dialiecti Postica cum Regulis Profodia and Eradita Pronuntiationis Catholici Indices were to be entered, 1 Oct 1700.

xii: certificates of entry of One Hundred Years of Book Auctions, issued to celebrate the centenary of Hodgson & Co in 1907, 2-3 Jun 1908.