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CLC/270/001 A mapp of ground lyeing in Waping on ye east [ca 1680] and west of New Gravell Lane abutting south on the river of Thames, belonging to Mr. Edward Arlibear / [Anon.] Shows Wapping, New Gravel Lane and New Gravel Stairs (sometimes known as New Crane Stairs); also Mr. King's Wharf, Mr. Grey's Wharf and Mr. Grimble's Wharf. Scale [1:384], 1":32' approx. Arlibear, Edward. 385x445mm (overall) . 1 ms plan: pencil and ink Former Reference: PR. L 63.12 M0014412CL CLC/270/002 Plan of an estate in Bishopsgate Street, in [c1840] tenure of the Marine Society ... [Anon.]. (EX- PAM ITEM) Severely charred and very brittle. Note on verso: 'Plan of Marine Society premises in Bishopsgate. Incorrect'. Scale [1:96], [1 inch : 8 feet] 413x524mm. 1 ms. plan Former Reference: PR. 76:BIS q231850x

CLC/270/MF294 The Plumsted letter book, 1756-1758 : (1968?) Not available for general access introduction by Ralph Davis [microform]. (East Please use microfilm Ardsley, Wakefield : Micro Methods). Plumsted, Robert. British records relating to America in microform 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm. 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm. Former Reference: MF 294 Collectanea for a history of London and Middlesex, made ca.1755-60. Anonymous.

CLC/270/MS00001/001 Collectanea for a history of London and [1755 - 1760?] Middlesex, made ca.1755-60. Anonymous. Former Reference: MS 00001

CLC/270/MS00001/002 Collectanea for a history of London and [1755 - 1760?] Middlesex, made ca.1755-60. Anonymous. Former Reference: MS 00001

CLC/270/MS00001/003 Collectanea for a history of London and [1755 - 1760?] Middlesex, made ca.1755-60. Anonymous. Former Reference: MS 00001 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00006 "Memoires Historical...", a collection of notes [1600 - 1699?] relating to the history of the hospitals of St Bartholomew, Bethlem, Christ's, Bridewell and St Thomas, compiled 1681; with at front, list of Lord Mayors and sheriffs of London, 1538-63, compiled 17th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00006

CLC/270/MS00008 Notes and collectanea relating to London [1800 - 1835?] tradesmen's signs, shops and tokens. Anonymous, compiled early 19th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00008

CLC/270/MS00043 Notes on ornaments, carvings, armorial 1786 bearings, stained glass etc in churches in London, Westminster and the adjacent parts of Middlesex, Essex, Kent and Surrey. With a note on the stained glass in Fairford church, Glos., and a history and description of the antiquities of St Albans, Herts. Compiled 1786. Tiler, Arthur. Names of churches indexed. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00043

CLC/270/MS00048 Papers relating to a proposed new street from 1762 - 1767 the Mansion House to the place where Moorgate formerly stood. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00048

CLC/270/MS00086 Volume of treatises on legal matters, including [1580?] Available for general access. At many on forest law, compiled by William In English and risk Fleetwood, Recorder of London, ca. 1580. Latin. Fleetwood, William, 1535?-1594. Sometime in the possession of John Anstis, Garter King of Arms. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 00086

CLC/270/MS00088 Transcript of ordinances (1353) and of other [1635 - 1670?] documents in the public records relating to the Society of Merchants of the Staple. With coloured representation of the arms of the Society. Undated (mid 17th century). Ryley, William, d. 1667. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00088 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00090/002 Bound series of miscellaneous documents. 17th - 19th 2) Copy of the will of Mary Baynham, proved centuries 1577 (19th century). 3) Extracts from the vestry minutes and churchwardens' accounts of St Michael Cornhill (Mss 4071-2, passim); list of sermons (apparently of printed texts in the possession of the anonymous compiler of the list, 17th and 18th century. 4) List of sundry records of the Fire Judges Court in the hand of Robert Wilkinson (19th century). 5) Account of proceedings in the Court of High Commission against Henry Compton, Bishop of London, for failure to execute the King's commands (1686). 6) Notes on the history of Clerkenwell (19th century). 7) List of London churches and dissenting chapels, (ca. 1810). 1 volume containing 6 gatherings (numbered 2- 7) Former Reference: MS 00090:2-7 Extracts from the Cotton Mss, the Harleian Mss and the Repertories (A to H) relating to the City of London. Undated.

CLC/270/MS00106/001 Extracts from the Cotton Mss, the Harleian Mss [1800 - 1850?] and the Repertories (A to H) relating to the City of London. Undated. Former Reference: MS 00106

CLC/270/MS00106/002 Extracts from the Cotton Mss, the Harleian Mss [1800 - 1850?] and the Repertories (A to H) relating to the City of London. Undated. Former Reference: MS 00106

CLC/270/MS00106/003 Extracts from the Cotton Mss, the Harleian Mss [1800 - 1850?] and the Repertories (A to H) relating to the City of London. Undated. Former Reference: MS 00106

CLC/270/MS00107 Collection of transcripts relating to the freedom [1830?] of the City and the oaths and duties of the mayor, aldermen and other officers. Made for Sir Francis Palgrave. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00107 Charters and records of the City livery companies. Transcribed for Sir Francis Palgrave by various hands. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00108/001 Charters and records of the City livery [1830?] companies. Transcribed for Sir Francis Palgrave by various hands. Former Reference: MS 00108

CLC/270/MS00108/002 Charters and records of the City livery [1830?] companies. Transcribed for Sir Francis Palgrave by various hands. Former Reference: MS 00108

CLC/270/MS00108/003 Charters and records of the City livery [1830?] companies. Transcribed for Sir Francis Palgrave by various hands. Former Reference: MS 00108

CLC/270/MS00108/004 Charters and records of the City livery [1830?] companies. Transcribed for Sir Francis Palgrave by various hands. Former Reference: MS 00108 Collection of transcripts from City relating to the office of Mayor, the relative power of the courts of Common Council and Aldermen etc. Made for Sir Francis Palgrave.

CLC/270/MS00109/001 Collection of transcripts from City relating to the [1830?] office of Mayor, the relative power of the courts of Common Council and Aldermen etc. Made for Sir Francis Palgrave. Former Reference: MS 00109

CLC/270/MS00109/002 Collection of transcripts from City relating to the [1830?] office of Mayor, the relative power of the courts of Common Council and Aldermen etc. Made for Sir Francis Palgrave. Former Reference: MS 00109

CLC/270/MS00109/003 Collection of transcripts from City relating to the [1830?] office of Mayor, the relative power of the courts of Common Council and Aldermen etc. Made for Sir Francis Palgrave. Former Reference: MS 00109

CLC/270/MS00110 Collection of transcripts from City records [1830?] relating to the City of London. Made for Sir Francis Palgrave. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00110 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 SMALL COLLECTIONS

CLC/270 Reference Description Dates Transcripts of ancient deeds relating to the City, 1199-1483. Undated (19th century).

CLC/270/MS00187 "Oratorio, quam in collegio Greshamiensi, cum 1720 Rhetorices praelegendae provinciam illic suscepit, publice habuit": text of a speech. Ward, John, 1679?-1758. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00187

CLC/270/MS00188 Transcript of the statutes of the College [Royal [1752?] College of Physicians], 1752; with, tipped in at front, an opinion (anonymous) concerning the College's examinations and admissions to its licentiateship. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00188

CLC/270/MS00192 Minutes of the committee for erecting a statue 1866 - 1870 to George Peabody. Also contains newspaper cuttings, list of subscribers and a photograph 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00192

CLC/270/MS00199 Catalogue of Lady Rawlinson's library. 1780 Rawlinson, Mary, Lady. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00199

CLC/270/MS00201 Catalogue of manuscripts belonging to Sir 1648 Christopher Yelverton. Yelverton, Christopher, Sir. The Yelverton Mss have been listed by the Historical Manuscripts Commission. Appendix to the Second Report, pp. 39-45. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00201 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00208 "Abbreviationes Placitorum". 1457 Available only with advance This volume is similar, but not identical, to that In French. notice and at the discretion of the attributed to Nicholas Statham, which was Assistant Director (Heritage) printed in 1490. A list of contents, folios 1-11 and addenda throughout are in the hand of Thomas Segden, whose name appears on the binding (original by the "Scales binder" 1450s- ca. 1481, repaired by Zaehnsdorf in 1917). The volume was sometime in the possession of Henry Alworth Merewether, Town Clerk of London, 1842-59. It is the earliest dated example of an "abridgement", or digest, of case law under alphabetical titles 1 volume in box Former Reference: MS 00208

CLC/270/MS00211 Treatise concerning the legal history of the Late Customs, copied from an original manuscript of seventeenth Sir Matthew Hale, Lord Chief Justice. century 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00211 Legal treatises, copied from original manuscripts of Sir Matthew Hale, Lord Chief Justice, copies made 1690.

CLC/270/MS00212/001 Legal treatises, copied from original 1690 manuscripts of Sir Matthew Hale, Lord Chief Justice, copies made 1690. Former Reference: MS 00212

CLC/270/MS00212/002 Legal treatises, copied from original 1690 manuscripts of Sir Matthew Hale, Lord Chief Justice, copies made 1690. Former Reference: MS 00212

CLC/270/MS00212/003 Legal treatises, copied from original 1690 manuscripts of Sir Matthew Hale, Lord Chief Justice, copies made 1690. Former Reference: MS 00212 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00213 Copies of documents including: (pp.1-6) oaths [1600 - 1699?] of officers of the state, undated; (pp.13-82) orders in council, 1626-34; (pp.127-151) royal warrants, 1626-34; (pp.181-2) a pass for an ambassador, 1629; (pp.193-228) petitions and addresses to the Lord Mayor and others, 1623- 33. Copies made in the 17th century. Volume sometime in the library of Doctors' Commons. Other pages blank. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00213

CLC/270/MS00215 Report of proceedings on the application of 1833 Daniel Whittle Harvey Esq. M.P. to the Honourable Society of Benchers of the Inner Temple to be called to the Bar. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00215

CLC/270/MS00218 Copy of a general index of the records in the 1688 custody of the Keeper of Records in the Tower In Latin. of London. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00218

CLC/270/MS00220 Statuta Angliae: Statutes of the Realm from [1371 - 1399?] Available only with advance Magna Carta to 42 Edward III, with a calendar In Latin and notice and at the discretion of the prefixed, late 14th century. French. Assistant Director (Heritage) 1 volume, 377 folios, 19th century binding Former Reference: MS 00220

CLC/270/MS00232 Copies of surveys of Higham Ferrers, [1634?] Northamptonshire, (including one of 1561) and In English and related papers. Latin. Rudd, Thomas. The surveys were copied by Thomas Rudd in 1634. The volume also contains copies of documents in another hand: a licence to found a college at Higham Ferrers, 1422; extract of a grant of the college house, 1564; and grant of the lands of the dissolved college, 1542/3 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00232 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00234 Drawings of the collection of ancient keys held 1859 48 hours notice required for in the Museum of London, and topographical access notices of the places in which they were found, illustrated by prints and engravings. Wills, Thomas, fl. 1859. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00234

CLC/270/MS00240 Annals of England from Brute B.C. 1108 to the [1800 - 1835?] accession of Charles I 1625. Undated (possibly early 19th century?). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00240

CLC/270/MS00241 English translation of the Chronicle of Florence 1794 of Worcester, first published in 1592 from the original Latin. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00241

CLC/270/MS00244 Chronicles of France, late 14th or early 15th [1371 - 1435?] Item no longer in collection century. In French. 1 volume of 496 leaves, vellum, bound in 1921 Former Reference: MS 00244

CLC/270/MS00245 Copies of the proceedings of the Eighteenth [1431 - 1443?] Available only with advance General Council held at Basel 1431-43; of Bulls In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the of Pope Eugenius and others in relation thereto, LMA Director and also of some treatises upon the proceedings of the Council. Written probably at Basel at the time of the Council. 1 volume of 307 leaves, paper, 19th century binding Former Reference: MS 00245

CLC/270/MS00249 Oculus sacerdotis, a treatise on the duties of a [1300 - 1399?] Available only with advance priest, 14th century. In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the William, de Pagula. Written in England and Assistant Director (Heritage) belonged at one time to a Dominican convent. 1 volume of 219 folios Former Reference: MS 00249 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00250 A System of Physics. [1700 - 1799?] Sample images are available to view online via the Player and show a chapter entitled 'Of Water' which includes diagrams and drawings. Undated manuscript work on various subjects (possibly 18th century).

Indexed. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00250

CLC/270/MS00251 Elementary grammar book. Undated (possibly [1500 - 1699?] 16th or 17th centuries). In Latin and 1 volume French. Former Reference: MS 00251

CLC/270/MS00255 Simeography. A treatise on Shorthand in six [1700 - 1735?] lessons; with observations on the lessons, directions for writing shorthand, tables of abbreviations for words often used, and an abstract of the English dictionary containing all the principal nouns and verbs.Undated (early 18th century?). Weston, James, stenographer. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00255

CLC/270/MS00256 Extracts from volume of sixteenth and 1878 - 1879 seventeenth century memoranda, comprising alphabetical list of London residents from ledger entries of1597-8; transcription of St Alfege Greenwich parish register entries, and registers of fees and briefs, 1615-6; transcription of seventeenth century schooling account etc.; with note of former owners of volume. The original volume was in the custody of the Misses Fawcett of Stanwix, Carlisle, in 1878, and this transcription was compiled by William Lewis of Frampton on Severn, 1878-9. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00256

CLC/270/MS00258 Assignment of £65 due from the trustees for the 1776 August Watch and Lamps of the Parish of St Ann 17 [Limehouse], Middlesex for lighting lamps and finding oil and other materials. 1 item, paper, in envelope Former Reference: MS 00258 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00260 Volume of collections made by William Henry [1828 - 1833?] Black. In English and Black, William Henry, 1808-1872. Contents: 1. Latin. Register of deeds relating to property donated by parishioners to the chantries in the church of St Botolph Aldgate, 1828-33. 2. History of tenements bequeathed for the endowment of chantries in the church of St Botolph Aldgate, compiled from a chartulary in the Cottonian Library. 3. Biographical notices of the celebrated Richard Whittington. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00260

CLC/270/MS00261 Minutes of the proceedings of the executive 1877 committee of the "Celebration of the four hundredth anniversary of the introduction of printing into England by William Caxton", held in London from 30 June to 1 September 1877. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00261

CLC/270/MS00261A Borough of Liverpool: copy case and opinion of ca 1836 the Attorney General and Mr Blackburne as to the right of officers to compensation in the event of their removal from office and the extent of that compensation. 1 envelope containing two double sheets Former Reference: MS 00261A

CLC/270/MS00266 Reports of special cases touching several 1799 customs and liberties of the City of London. Collected by Sir H Calthorp, knight, sometime Recorder of London, after Attorney General of the Court of Wards and Liveries. Whereunto is annexed divers ancient customs and usages of the said City of London. Calthorp, H. Written in " A New Commonplace book", 1799 of which the printed title page, directions and index occupy 17 folios. Formerly belonging to Lord Denman who presented it to Alderman T S Owden in 1878, by whom it was presented to the Library in 1880. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00266 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00365 Inserted in a volume lettered "London 1676 Item no longer in collection Parishes": draft of an order made 22 March 1676 for the maintenance of a female bastard child born in the parish of St Giles without Cripplegate, with marginal references to statutes and law reports; and warrant dated 16 December 1676 for suppressing a conventicle held at a meeting house in New Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West. Missing since 1974. 2 items Former Reference: MS 00365 Items extracted from "Choice Scraps London".

CLC/270/MS00366/001 List of assistants and livery of the Merchant 1687/8 Taylors' Company 1687/8. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/002 Engagement by several sellers of glass not to 1680 sell bottles or green glass under the new price, 16 February 1680. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/003 The names of the Company of Glass sellers of 1689 London, 26 September 1689 that keep shops and deal in glass and earthen ware etc. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/004 The oath taken for admittance into the [1670 - 1689?] Merchant Taylors' Company. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/005 Draft of a deed of release dated 1675 1675 concerning glass made at glass houses of the Savoy in the Strand and Henley on Thames. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/006 Covenant dated 11 June 1688 by the members 1688 of the corporation and trade of glass sellers not to buy any city or country glass except of the glass makers therein particularized. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/007 The case of the Company of Shop Keepers of [1670 - 1689?] London dealing in glasses and earthen wares. Former Reference: MS 00366 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00366/008 Invoice of the cost and charges of 5 chests with 1677 drinking glasses laden aboard the ship Lusitanea, Venice, August 1677. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/009 Order dated the 7 Nov 1670 by the 1670 Commissioners of Sewers for paving streets, with the paviours' names. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/010 Table of duties of the parish church of St James 1678 Duke's Place for baptisms, marriages and burials, agreed 11 June 1678. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/011 Particular of the manor of Stepney. [1670 - 1689?] Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/012 Particular of Ratcliff Cross. [1670 - 1689?] Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/013 Particular of Ship Brew House field fronting to [1670 - 1689?] East Smithfield and Nightingale Lane. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/014 Particular of several tenements and [1670 - 1689?] bargehouses at Lambeth. Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/015 Map of ground at Wapping ca.1700 NOTE: TRANSFERRED TO PRINTS AND MAPS (reference SC/GL/PR/LC/48/61-55/4 (Ref PR 63.12)). Former Reference: MS 00366

CLC/270/MS00366/016 Case of the writers of court letters of the City of 1674 London [Scriveners' Company] as to the legality of an assessment on the members of the Company towards the re-edifying of their hall burnt in the Great Fire, 14 May 1674.

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CLC/270/MS00367 Album containing correspondence, autographs 1755 - 1853 48 hours notice required for and other papers. access Includes letters from the Duke of Wellington, Charles James Fox, James Boswell, George MacKenzie Macaulay, William Cobbett, Emperor Napoleon III, Sir William Knighton and Marshal Soult 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00367

CLC/270/MS00371 Translation of the grant of the Stillyard to the 1474/1475 Hans towns, dated 14 Edward IV (1474/5). 1 item Former Reference: MS 00371 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th centuries.

CLC/270/MS00432/001 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Harengas 1 Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/002 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Harengas 3 Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/003 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Curiosidad Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/004 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Diario Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/005 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Apendice al Diario 2 Former Reference: MS 00432 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00432/006 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Diario 3 Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/007 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/008 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Comentario 2 Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/009 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Memorias Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/010 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Deposito Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00432/011 Specimens of Spanish literature: prose, poetry, [17 - - ?] - [18 drama and oratory, probably 18th or 19th - - ?] centuries. In Spanish. Deposito 2 Former Reference: MS 00432

CLC/270/MS00437 Newspaper cuttings (ca. 1750-1830) and [1830?] manuscript notes relating to London. Compiled ca. 1830. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00437

CLC/270/MS00459 Papers relating to Brooke's Market, Leather 1685 - 1688, Lane, Holborn comprising mainly accounts for 1893 rents of stalls, 1685-8 with accompanying letter, 1893. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00459 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00460 Walks in London. 1823 Indexed. 2 volumes bound in 1 Former Reference: MS 00460

CLC/270/MS00474 Notes on the history of the church and parish of 1787 Islington by J Biggerstaff, together with two plans of the church (ground plan and upper storey) by William Wickings, and two further plans showing the allocation of pews to parishioners. A presentation volume given to John Jackson, churchwarden of St Mary Islington in 1787. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00474

CLC/270/MS00474A Notes on the inns and taverns of Islington, [1871 - 1899?] compiled by Edward Spencer, late 19th century, and comprising recollections of the taverns as they existed in the early part of the 19th century, with some details of their earlier history. Spencer, Edward. Formerly held at the Bishopsgate Institute; transferred to Guildhall Library in 1968; catalogued in 1968 and recatalogued in 1985 by Guildhall Library staff. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00474A

CLC/270/MS00475 Manuscript text of (?) unpublished guide book 1876 entitled "Holiday rambles in Essex and Herts.". Weight, George. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 00475 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00482 Copies of manuscripts of heraldic interest, 18th [1750 - 1793?] century. Longmate, Barak, 1737-1793. References are to 18th century pagination, not more recent pencil foliation. Contents: pp.1-59 Unfinished copy of William Smith's "XII Worshipful Companies or Misteries of london ..." (see Mss 2077 and 2463-4). pp.60-75: verbal descriptions (no illustrations) of the arms of the English nobility from William I to Elizabeth I, taken from a manuscript, temp Elizabeth I (not further identified). pp.77-9: verbal descriptions of arms, taken from works of John Edmondson, Mowbray herald extraordinary. pp.84-102: verbal descriptions, with some pen-and-ink sketches, of arms of knights of the garter, from a manuscript in Emmanuel College, Cambridge, temp Eliz I. p.103: verbal descriptions of arms "from a ... pedigree of the families of Stanley, Fitz-Allen, Lacy etc". p.104: verbal descriptions of arms "from ancient seals appended to original deeds...". p.106: verbal descriptions of arms "from book plates". p.107: verbal descriptions of arms "from a pedigree of Bradgate of Leicester". pp.113-49: verbal descriptions of arms of families in Northumberland, Somerset, Rutland, Wiltshire and Bedfordshire, arranged by county and then alphabetically by surname. p.150: verbal descriptions of arms "from a ... pedigree drawn ... for William Pochin of Barkby, Leics". pp.151- 91: blank. pp.192-5: index to pp.1-63. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00482

CLC/270/MS00496 An address on the necessity of providing more 1826 48 hours notice required for markets in London, and also on the access macadamizing of roads. A letter upon fixed contracts from Admiral Sir Edward William Campbell Rich Owen GCB, dated Deal 26 January 1826 to W Pittman, esq, 6 Furnival's Inn, London, is inserted between pages 14 and 15. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00496

CLC/270/MS00497 The Act for constituting the liberties of the 1527 burrough of Westminster, Ano: Dom: 1527, and ye 27th of Queen Elizabeth. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00497 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00503 Collection of pedigrees of Lord Mayors of [1600 - 1799?] London, with additions by John Warburton, Somerset Herald. Compiled 17th-18th centuries. Warburton, John, 1682-1759. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00503

CLC/270/MS00515 Calendar (ff. 1-5v) and missal (ff. 6 -254) once [1420 - 1430?] Available only with advance belonging to, and probably commissioned by, In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the the church of St Botolph Aldersgate, after 1416, LMA Director probably ca. 1420-30. Sample images are available to view online via the Player and show folio 108v containing a full page coloured miniature of the Crucifixion and folio 109r. illustrating the lavish illumination found throughout the volume.

To see more entries please consult the volume at London Metropolitan Archives.

The missal was probably produced in East Anglia (Norwich?) and came to London to be fitted out with a metropolitan calendar for the church of St Botolph Aldersgate. The two parts of the manuscript were probably made about the same time. An entry in the calendar records the date of the "Dedicacio ecclesie sancti Botulphi extra Aldrichgate" (4 October). Evidence of subsequent owners is provided by inscriptions on fo. 1 and the bookplate of Thomas Bateman of Middleton, Derbyshire (d. 1861), inside the cover. With full page coloured miniature of the Crucifixion (fo.108r), one added drawing of a bishop's mitre (fo. 201v) and coloured capitals and borders throughout, some gilded and illuminated. 1 volume (ff.i and 254), vellum; 19th century binding Former Reference: MS 00515

Texts of sermons preached at St Alban Wood Street, St Bartholomew by the Exchange, Newport, Essex, Quendon, Essex; "Widdington"; Holwell, Beds; and Smyrna, Turkey; giving dates and places each sermon was preached between 1709 and 1743. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00530/001 Volume of texts of sermons preached at St 1709-1743 Alban Wood Street, St Bartholomew by the Exchange, Newport, Essex, Quendon, Essex; "Widdington"; Holwell, Beds; and Smyrna, Turkey; giving dates and places each sermon was preached between 1709 and 1743. Former Reference: MS 00530

CLC/270/MS00530/002 Volume of texts of sermons preached at St 1709-1743 Alban Wood Street, St Bartholomew by the Exchange, Newport, Essex, Quendon, Essex; "Widdington"; Holwell, Beds; and Smyrna, Turkey; giving dates and places each sermon was preached between 1709 and 1743. Provenance and author unknown. Former Reference: MS 00530

CLC/270/MS00538 Reports on the state of the works of the London 1802 - 1803 Docks, 15 October 1802 and 10 June 1803, including carpenters' time-sheets and other papers. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00538

CLC/270/MS00547 Transcript of an unpublished work by Edward [1903?] Edwards, entitled "Commons, Parks and Open Spaces near London ..."; comprising an essay on the history of the parks and open spaces in and around London, together with copies of relevant acts of Parliament and other printed material. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 00547

CLC/270/MS00556 Scrapbook of pen and ink drawings of armorial [1800 - 1899?] bearings, chiefly of notable persons connected with the City. Undated but compiled 19th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00556

CLC/270/MS00558 Book of cookery recipes. Compiled between 1647 - [1677?] 1647 and ca. 1677. Written by various hands. Inscribed on fly-leaf: "The Lady Tyrrill her book ano domini 1686". 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00558 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS00575 Book of verse of the late Barthelemy Fourjon, 1694 priest and vicar of Flassans, France. In French. Tourves, A. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00575

CLC/270/MS00628 Copies of inscriptions on buildings in Inner [1812?] Temple. Undated (watermark 1812). 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00628

CLC/270/MS00766 Counterpart lease of a house in St Michael's 1672 January Alley, Cornhill in the parish of St Michael 17 Cornhill, between John Young, citizen and draper, and Nathaniel Borrow, citizen and clockmaker. Young, John, fl. 1672. 1 item in envelope, parchment Former Reference: MS 00766

CLC/270/MS00776 Extracts from the first part of Sir Edward Coke's [1650 - 1699?] The Institutes of the laws of England. Made by John Antonie (?). Undated (late 17th century?). Antonie, John. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00776

CLC/270/MS00900 An address of the Municipality of Santa Maria 1864 Capua-Vetere, Southern Italy, in the province of Terra de Lavoro, to the Lord Mayor of London, expressing gratitude for the reception given to Garibaldi. Santa Maria Capua Vetere (Italy) 1 volume with embroidered covers Former Reference: MS 00900

CLC/270/MS01172 Manuscript book of common prayer and the 1858 psalms of David, presented to Rev T B Morrell, Rector of Henley on Thames. Swift, M. C. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01172 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01231 Alfred Cock Memorial Collection: articles and [1560?] Available only with advance tracts relating to Henry VIII's proceedings In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the against the Roman Catholic Church, undated Assistant Director (Heritage) (possibly transcribed in 1560). Written in one mid-16th century hand throughout. Contents: ff.1r-2v: the articles of a royal commission of general visitation of the realm, ordered in the wake of Henry VIII's marriage to Anne Boleyn and his rejection of papal authority in England. ff.2v-8v: an account of the trial of Sir Thomas More, with an epitaph and epigram on his death by Erasmus. ff.8v- 23r: an account of the suppression of the Carthusians, reputedly the first version written by Maurice Chauncy shortly after he arrived in Flanders in 1546/7. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 01231

CLC/270/MS01232 Illustrations of pilgrims' signs and badges, with 1867 descriptions, compiled by Cecil Brent. Brent, Cecil. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01232

CLC/270/MS01275 Letter from Rt Hon George Rose M.P., 1801 March 14 Secretary to the Treasury, with copies of two and 21 letters from him to Thomas Cadell Esq., relating to the proposed resignation of the Commissioners for General Purposes under the Income Tax for the City of London. 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 01275

CLC/270/MS01353 Notes relative to Doctors' Commons. Undated [1700 - 1799?] (17th century). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01353

CLC/270/MS01355 List of special constables appointed from 20 1867 - 1868 December 1867 to 5 February 1868 for the preservation of the public peace and for the protection of the inhabitants and the security of property within the City of London and Liberties, at the time of the Fenian outrages in the metropolis. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01355 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01360 Bologna lectionary, compiled in Italy for use at Late 15th Available only with advance St Proculus, Bologna, a Benedictine Abbey of century notice and at the discretion of the the congregation of St Justina. In Latin. LMA Director With decorated initials and other features. Note: STORED IN SAFE 1 volume of 54 leaves, vellum, 19th century binding Former Reference: MS 01360

CLC/270/MS01361 St John's Gospel, twelfth century, probably [11 - - ?] Available only with advance written in France. In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the One coloured initial on folio 1. Note: STORED LMA Director IN SAFE 1 volume, 94 leaves, vellum; nineteenth century binding Former Reference: MS 01361

CLC/270/MS01362 Regula fratrum de Penitentia etc. being two [1290 - 1307?] Available only with advance copies of Pope Nicholas IV's bull "Supra In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the montem" of 1289 confirming the rule of the third Assistant Director (Heritage) order of Franciscans, written in Italy. Also contains (ff.11-13v) regulations promulgated by the chapter of the Milanese provinces, 1290; and (f.42) an added record of the appointment of officials of the third order in Brescia, 1307 1 volume of 44 leaves, vellum, medieval binding, with coloured initials, some rubrics Former Reference: MS 01362

CLC/270/MS01363 Regula S. Augustini, cum expositione being the 1450 Available only with advance Rule of the Augustinian order, written in In Latin. notice and at the discretion of the Germany. Assistant Director (Heritage) 1 volume of 56 leaves, vellum, medieval binding, with coloured initials, rubrics Former Reference: MS 01363

CLC/270/MS01364 Book of Hours, 15th century, written in north- [14 - - ?] Available only with advance east France. In French. notice and at the discretion of the With decorated and coloured initials and other LMA Director features. 1 volume of 102 leaves, vellum; twentieth century binding Former Reference: MS 01364 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01365 Dutch Book of Hours, second half of 15th [1450 - 1499?] Available only with advance century. In Dutch. notice and at the discretion of the 1 volume of 179 leaves, vellum, 20th century Assistant Director (Heritage) binding Former Reference: MS 01365

CLC/270/MS01366 Book of devotions for the feast of Pentecost, [1471 - 1499?] Available only with advance late 15th century. In Latin and notice and at the discretion of the With decorated initials and other features. Low German. Assistant Director (Heritage) Written in Northern Germany, almost certainly at the former Cistercian nunnery of Medingen, near Luneburg. Evidence of this includes illuminations typical of the nunnery, and the two Low German rhymes quoted in the margin of folios 52v, and 99v and 100v. 1 volume of 200 leaves, vellum, 20th century binding Former Reference: MS 01366

CLC/270/MS01427 An abridgement of a pamphlet, entitled "An 1904 account of the establishment for relieving poor proselytes ... 1722"; including a list of the persons to whom relief was granted. Compiled 1904. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01427

CLC/270/MS01448 Flemish Book of Hours, 15th century. [1400 - 1499?] Available only with advance Decorated borders and initials. Written in the In Dutch. notice and at the discretion of the Netherlands for the use of the Diocese of Assistant Director (Heritage) Utrecht. 1 volume of 220 leaves, vellum, 20th century binding Former Reference: MS 01448

CLC/270/MS01449 German Book of Hours, 16th century. [1500 - 1599?] Available only with advance Coloured woodcuts and ink flourishing. In German. notice and at the discretion of the 1 volume of 439 leaves, vellum Assistant Director (Heritage) Former Reference: MS 01449 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01515 Letters and portraits of Wesleyan ministers and 1853 - 1867 others, collected and mounted by the Rev. John Peaviour Johnson. Johnson, John Peaviour. 1. Sir A.H. Layard, 17 Jan 1853; 2. Rev. Abraham Stead of Wigan, 15 Nov 1855; 3. Rev. William Satchell of Lougborough, 1 Jan 1858; 4. Rev. Frederick Slight of Stamford, 4 Jan 1858; 5. Rev. Thomas Dickin of Walsall, 21 Nov 1860; 6. Rev. Thomas Armson of Belper, 8 Oct 1861. 7. Rev. James Crowther of Rotherham, 14 Aug 1863; 8. Rev William S.F. Moss of Leicester, 24 Feb 1865; 9. Rev. Robert Ashcroft of Aughton, 13 June 1865; 10-12 John Guest of Rotherham, 1867. 1 volume containing 12 items Former Reference: MS 01515

CLC/270/MS01516 Coat of arms, probably of one of the ward ca1661 schools of the City of London. The shield has the motto "Gods providence our inheritance" and is dated 1661. A banner of Billingsgate Ward School in the Museum of London holds the motto "Gods providence is our inheritance". The shield also contains in the supporters of arms a boy and girl in the costume of charity children of the period. 1 item, mounted on wood Former Reference: MS 01516

CLC/270/MS01522 Burgess ticket of Musselburgh, Scotland, 1789 granted to Z. Crocket. 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01522

CLC/270/MS01523 Burgess ticket of Linlithgow, Scotland, granted 1782 to Thomas Crockatt, with the town seal attached. 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01523

CLC/270/MS01524 Burgess ticket of Elgin, Scotland, granted to 1834 Lachlan Miller, with ribbon and seal attached. November 12 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01524 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01560 Remarks on a pamphlet called "An enquirey [1687?] into the measures of submission to the supreame power, and of the grounds whereon it may bee lawfull or necessary for subjects to defend their religion, laws, lives, and liberties" [by Gilbert Burnet, D. D., Bishop of Salisbury, 1687]. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01560

CLC/270/MS01581 A history of Holland, undated. [1850 - 95?] 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01581

CLC/270/MS01582 Resolutions of condolence passed by the Board 1910 Item no longer in collection of Aldermen of the City of New York, expressive of their deep sorrows on the death of King Edward VII, forwarded to the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London. City of New York. Board of Aldermen. MISSING 25.3.1983. 1 item Former Reference: MS 01582

CLC/270/MS01628 Lists of the pictures in the Gallery and 1774 miniatures in the rosewood cabinet at Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, Middlesex, with sketch plans showing their layout. Drawn up by Horace Walpole for use by the housekeeper in showing around visitors. 1 envelope containing 3 sheets, paper Former Reference: MS 01628

CLC/270/MS01642 Abstract of the charters granted to the [1800 - 1899?] inhabitants of the parish of Hendon in Middlesex (1066-1693) relating to the privileges of freedom from all tolls by land and water, undated, 19th century?. 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01642

CLC/270/MS01650 Imperial edict of His Sheriffean Majesty, the 1864 February Sultan of Morocco, granting equal rights to the 15 Jews in the empire of Morocco. In Arabic, with 1 vellum sheet, mounted on white silk English Former Reference: MS 01650 translation. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01651 Warrant appointing James Glogg, Clerk of the 1848 April 10 Day Rules, King's Bench Prison, a special constable for Southwark, for three months. 1 item in envelope, parchment Former Reference: MS 01651

CLC/270/MS01719 Bill for dressmaking. 1657 February 1 item, paper, in envelope 24 Former Reference: MS 01719 Report on the documents in the [Public] Record Office, relating to the Commissions, 6 Edward VI, on church goods; with appendices of the London returns.

CLC/270/MS01766/001 Report on the documents in the [Public] Record 1869 February Office, relating to the Commissions, 6 Edward 8 VI, on church goods; with appendices of the London returns. Report and appendix A Former Reference: MS 01766

CLC/270/MS01766/002 Report on the documents in the [Public] Record 1869 February Office, relating to the Commissions, 6 Edward 8 VI, on church goods; with appendices of the London returns. Appendix B Former Reference: MS 01766

CLC/270/MS01768 List of ships and vessels of war. 1684 June 19 Gives the names of 183 ships of various rates, their location and, in nearly every case, the name of the purser; and includes three "prizes came home with my Lord Dartmouth". The "3rd rate" ships include a "Dreadnought" 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01768 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01769 Formulary of deeds and other legal documents, [1700 - 1799?] compiled 18th century, perhaps for use in a solicitor's office. Index to names and places (in 19th century hand). The examples used in this volume appear to be copies of actual documents of the late 18th century. Contents: p.1 enfranchisement of copyhold land at Reigate, Surrey, 1775. p.5 assignment of mortgage of ground called the Bowling Green in the parish of St George the Martyr, Southwark, 1772. p.12 deed of partition of land in Long Lane, Bermondsey, 1777. p.19 deed of exchange of houses in Charlotte Street, Southwark, 1778. p.22 settlement made after marriage relating to wine vaults, formerly the White Hart Tavern, in Tottenham, Middlesex, 1778. p.29 bargan and sale of mortgaged property at Walworth, 1767. p.32 conveyance of leasehold property in High Street, Dartford, Kent, 1776. p.37 release to make a tenant to the precipe, for suffering a common recovery on a house and three fields at Peckham Rye, 1778. p.41 will of Philip Undershell of Bermondsey, proved 1766. p.42 release of entailed property, 3 and 4 West Lane, Rotherhithe, 1778. p.46 settlement made before marriage of the daughter of Philip Undershell, 1780. p.51 release in trust (property not specified), 1774. p.56 assignment of interest arising from the sale of property in the parishes of Stretton Grandsome, Yarkhill and Eye, Herefordshire, 1777. p.60 assignment of lease to attend the inheritance, relating to marsh lands in Barking, Essex, 1777. p.69 release of a moiety of marsh lands in Barking, 1777. p.73 assignment to trustees of the income from the professorship of astronomy at Gresham College, and from the rectory of Kilkhampton, Cornwall, 1777. p.82 release of property (not specified) bequeathed in the will of Elizabeth Flint of Charlwood, Surrey, 1780. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01769 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01774 Transcripts and extracts from the registers of 1854 21 parishes in Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire, made in 1854 "ex lithographia Medio-Montana" (i.e. at Middle Hill, Worcestershire, the residence of Sir Thomas Phillipps, for whom the transcripts and extracts were prepared). Index to names and places (in 19th century hand). The list of contents on the first page is inaccurate. Contents: a) Ashton under Hill, Worcs. (formerly Glos.): extracts from baptisms 1596-1723, marriages 1586-1722 and burials 1586-1643. b) Quinton, Warwicks. (formerly Glos.): extracts from baptisms 1674-1771, marriages 1551-1742 and burials 1671-1774. c) Ebrington, Glos.: extract from marriages 1619. d) Stratford upon Avon, Warwicks.: extracts from marriages 1563-1600. e) Todenham, Glos.: extracts from baptisms 1583-1689, marriages 1583-1700 and burials 1583-1701. f) Stoughton (probably Stoulton, Worcs.): extracts from marriages 1565-1646 and burials 1554- 1679. g) Bengworth, Worcs.: transcript of marriages 1678-1849. h) Bretforton, Worcs.: transcript of baptisms, 1540-1616. i) Buckland, Glos.: transcript of baptisms 1539-1804, marriages 1539-1746 and burials 1551-1804. j) Childswickham, Worcs. (formerly Glos.): extracts from baptisms 1600-73, marriages 1560-1684 and burials 1611-99. k) Saintbury, Glos.: extracts from baptisms 1665-1726, marriages 1603-1717 and burials 1617-1702; also a list of names on monuments and gravestones 1574-1780. l) Sedgeberrow, Worcs.: extracts from baptisms 1566-1688, marriages 1630 and burials 1613-82. m) Snowshill, Glos.: transcript of baptisms, marriages and burials 1572-1604. n) Alcester, Warwicks.: extracts from baptisms 1565-1601, marriages 1562-1652 and burials 1560-1600. o) Alveston, Warwicks.: extracts from baptisms 1539-1698, marriages 1539-1682 and burials 1539-1608. p) Stanton, Glos.: transcript of baptisms, marriages and burials 1572-1711. q) Badsey, Worcs.: transcript of marriages 1538- 60. r) Beckford, Worcs. (formerly Glos.): extracts from baptisms 1555-78 and marriages 1574-1670. s) Bishampton, Worcs.: extracts from baptisms 1627-74, marriages 1603-85 and burials 1637-93. t) Fringford, Oxon.: extracts from baptisms 1597-1626 and marriages 1606- 24. u) Weston sub Edge,Glos.: transcript of baptisms 1654-1709 and burials 1657-1709. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01774 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS01793 Regrant of the right in a pew in the parish 1671 August church of Twickenham, Middlesex, on the 17 purchase of a mansion at Whitton. 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01793

CLC/270/MS01834 Inquisition taken at Guildhall, Westminster, with 1787 May 15 the King's writ directed to the sheriff, in respect of damages sustained by William Wood, besides his costs and charges, in a suit against James Dove. 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01834

CLC/270/MS01907 List of freeholders of the town and parish of 1600 May Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, with the acreages of their freeholds, prepared by the "Dikereves" for the commissioners of sewers. 1 roll, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 01907

CLC/270/MS02062 Memorandums relating to Greenwich Hospital 1736 - 1836 estate, with illustrations and newspaper cuttings. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02062

CLC/270/MS02065 Analysis of evidence given before the 1846 Parliamentary Committee as to the respective schemes of the South Eastern Railway Company and the Croydon ("Kent Atmospheric") for connecting Maidstone and other places with London. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02065

CLC/270/MS02067 Extracts from the parish registers of Plymtree, 1884 Devon (baptisms 1538-1648, marriages 1538- 1647, and burials 1538-1648). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02067

CLC/270/MS02118 A trip to Voolvich by vater [A manuscript poem [1800 - 1899?] written in Cockney dialect], undated (probably 19th century). 1 volume in envelope Former Reference: MS 02118 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS02171 Transcript of British Library Ms Harl. 1349; [1800 - 1899?] being a short account of the Mayors of London from 1189 to 1459, undated (probably 19th century). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02171

CLC/270/MS02172 Calendar to the records or customs of the City [1800 - 1899?] of London transcribed from British Library In Latin and Lansdowne Ms 571 and Harleian Ms 6839, English. undated (probably 19th century). Coote, Charles John. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02172

CLC/270/MS02183 Copies of reports prepared for the Admiralty 1821 - 1851 with reference to the removal of Cleopatra's Needle from Alexandria. 1 case containing 9 items Former Reference: MS 02183

CLC/270/MS02230 Book of Hours (Horae Beatae Mariae Virginis), [1371 - 1399?] Available only with advance late 14th century, written in Rouen or In French. notice and at the discretion of the neighbourhood. Assistant Director (Heritage) With decorated initials and other features. The volume belonged to a member of the Norman noblesse in the neighbourhood of Rouen, Francoise de Gouvys, whose autograph will can be found at the foot of the page for Fevrier. The name Francoise is stamped at the head of the front cover and De Gouvys on the back cover; from the latter a shield of arms is missing. 1 volume of 124 leaves, vellum, 17th or 18th century binding Former Reference: MS 02230

CLC/270/MS02465 Collection of antiquarian notes concerning the [1800 - 1835?] parish church of St Mary Overy, later St Saviour Southwark, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02465 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS02465A Collectanea towards the history of the church 1822 - 1890 and parish of St Mary Overy, later St Saviour's, and the borough of Southwark, with particular regard to the restoration of the church, 1822-5, by George Gwilt the younger (1775-1856), and later restorations. Original documents are partly undated; otherwise date from 1822-90 and were assembled after 1881/2. Includes original documents including letters and notes by Gwilt; copies of, and extracts from, records, in various hands; and an original letter (undated) from the vice presidents and Council of the Society of Antiquaries to the churchwardens and parishioners against the intended demolition of the nave 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02465A

CLC/270/MS02466 Collection of antiquarian notes concerning the [1800 - 1835?] Abbey of St Mary of Graces, or New Abbey, East Smithfield, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02466

CLC/270/MS02467 Collection of antiquarian notes concerning the [1800 - 1835?] Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, Clerkenwell, and the vicarage of Burgham alias Burham in the diocese of Rochester, appropriated to the hospital, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02467

CLC/270/MS02468 Collection of antiquarian notes concerning the [1800 - 1835?] Priory of Holy Trinity, Aldgate, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02468

CLC/270/MS02469 Collection of antiquarian notes concerning the [1800 - 1845?] Priory and Church of St Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield; in the handwriting of Owen Periott Edwardes, rector of St Bartholomew's 1768-1814, and of William Herbert, Guildhall Librarian 1828-45. Edwardes, O. P., fl. 1790. 1 box containing 2 files, paper Former Reference: MS 02469. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS02470 Antiquarian notes relating to the Friary of the [1800 - 1835?] Brethren De Paenitentia Jesu, or Fratres de Sacca, situated in Lothbury, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02470

CLC/270/MS02471 Antiquarian notes concerning the parish church [1800 - 1835?] of All Hallows Barking by the Tower, early 19th century. 1 file Former Reference: MS 02471

CLC/270/MS02472 Antiquarian notes concerning Westminster [1800 - 1835?] Abbey, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02472

CLC/270/MS02473 Antiquarian notes concerning the Temple, early [1800 - 1835?] 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02473

CLC/270/MS02474 Antiquarian notes relating to the Priory and [1800 - 1835?] Hospital of St Mary Spital, Bishopsgate, early 19th century. 1 file, paper Former Reference: MS 02474

CLC/270/MS02479 Notes on two journeys on the Thames in the 1812, 1815 Lord Mayor's state barge, made by invitation of the Lord Mayor. Compiler unknown.. The journey of 1812 was from Oxford to London, during the mayoralty of C S Hunter; that of 1815 was from Reading to London during the mayoralty of Samuel Birch. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02479

CLC/270/MS02481 Pedigrees of Cheshire families, compiled ca. [1914?] 1914, chiefly from Harleian manuscripts at the British Library; with, at front, a representation of the arms of the Fletchers' Company of the City of Chester. Fletcher, J. W. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 02481 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS02702 Transcript of the baptism and burial registers of [1836 - 1870?] Bradpole, Dorset, containing baptisms 1695- 1835, burials 1695-1849, and various memoranda relating to the parish of Bradpole 1783-1845, compiled probably mid-19th century. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 02702

CLC/270/MS02900 Copy of an inventory of hangings and other 1647 July 19 items in the king's wardrobe in Windsor Castle. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02900

CLC/270/MS02902 Illuminated address of the Prefect of the Seine 1855 and the members of the Municipal Commission In French. of Paris, with their signatures, to the Corporation of the City of London. Commission municipale de Paris. 1 item held between boards Former Reference: MS 02902

CLC/270/MS02907 Letters patent of Elizabeth I, granting former 1602 monastic and ecclesiastical properties in the parishes of St Antholin, St Martin Orgar and St Mildred Poultry, London; Roade, Northamptonshire; "Cantelow", i.e. Cantley, and Hatfield, Yorkshire; West Wellow,Wiltshire; and Stogumber and Monksilver, Somerset. Great seal (complete) of Elizabeth I. 1 membrane, parchment, folded, in box Former Reference: MS 02907

CLC/270/MS02911 Extracts from Sir William Dugdale's history of St [1600 - 1699?] Paul's Cathedral, undated (probably 17th century). 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 02911

CLC/270/MS02932 Transcript of the register of baptisms 1558- 1929 1812 (including baptisms by non-conforming ministers of children born 1689-1711) and burials 1558-1680 and 1695-1812, at St Mary, Teddington, Middlesex. Towell, P. E. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02932 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS02945 Catalogue of provincial coins. 1800 Upcott, William, 1779-1845. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02945

CLC/270/MS03042 Biblia sacra: a metrical version of the Bible, [1200 - 1235?] Item no longer in collection early 13th century. In Latin. Peter, de Riga. Author's name is given in an opening couplet. This manuscript is one of the books taken, according to Stow, from the 15th century Guildhall Library by Protector Somerset in the reign of Edward VI. 1 volume of 514 pages of 48 lines, with 5 blanks, vellum Former Reference: MS 03042

CLC/270/MS03065 Old signs, tablets etc in London. 134 drawings [1888?] with descriptions. 1 volume containing 2 parts Former Reference: MS 03065

CLC/270/MS03070B Marriage licence of the Bishop of London 1789 July 20 issued to John Measam of St Botolph without Bishopsgate and Catherine Roberts of St Andrew Holborn. 1 parchment skin in envelope Former Reference: MS 03070B

CLC/270/MS03286 The primary institution of magistracy, the title of [1600 - 1699?] Duke, Marquis, Earl etc, creation of Princes and Peers together with the pedigrees of the Stanley, Cavendish, Newcastle and other families. n.d. [17th century]. 1 volume, manuscript Former Reference: MS 03286 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS03313 Great Chronicle of London being a chronicle of [1512?] Available only with advance the City of London from the first year of the notice and at the discretion of the reign of Richard I to the third year of Henry VIII LMA Director (1189-1512). The main portion was written by a mid-15th century hand which records events up to 1439; two later hands of the early 16th century subsequently brought it up to date, 1512. The first of these hands has been identified as Holkham Hall. The second hand may be Robert Fabyan (c.1450-1513), one time Sheriff and Alderman of London, and Master of the Drapers’ Company. Fabyan retired from the City in 1503 to concentrate on his historical research. He continued the writing of the Chronicle where the previous writer had stopped (around 1439).. The volume belonged to the martyrologist John Foxe and subsequently to John Stow, the 16th century London antiquary, who used it extensively for both his "Survey" and "Annals" and made corrections and additions to the volume.

READERS SHOULD CONSULT THE PUBLISHED EDITION BY A.H. THOMAS AND I.D.THORNLEY (HELD IN THE GUILDHALL LIBRARY) BEFORE ASKING TO SEE THIS MANUSCRIPT. Folio 62 was already missing when the 1938 edition was prepared.

1 volume, some initials with coloured engravings pasted in, coloured initials, rubrics, 20th century binding Former Reference: MS 03313

CLC/270/MS03342 London in armes displayed [being pp.40-76 of a 1646 manuscript giving the names and armorial bearings of the commanders of the trained bands of the City of London]. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03342

CLC/270/MS03343 Catalogue of Anglo-Saxon coins (the Walbrook 1937 hoard) in the Guildhall Museum [Museum of London]. Jones, Francis Elmore. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03343 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS03346 The Book of Esther in Hebrew characters. [1700 - 1799?] Item no longer in collection Three skins, joined, measuring in all 56 inches. 18th century. Note: ON PERMANENT LOAN TO THE JEWSIH CENTRAL LIBARY,1947 1 scroll in a box with handle, vellum Former Reference: MS 03346

CLC/270/MS03351 A collection of notes on the church of St 1841 Bartholomew by the Exchange, including extracts from the registers of baptisms, marriages and burials, 1558-1703 (ie Ms 4374). Gwyn, Henry. 1 box containing 12 items Former Reference: MS 03351

CLC/270/MS03405 A list of the ships of the British navy, with [1826?] details of their construction and armoury. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03405

CLC/270/MS03454 Vindiciae Britannicae, or, London righted by [1628 - 1634?] rescues or recoveries of antiquities of Britain in general and of London in particular, against unwarrantable preiudices, and historical antiquations among the learned. Compiled after 1628 and before 1634. Bolton, Edmund, 1575?-1633?. Bolton's entry in the Dictionary of National Biography explains that Bolton proposed to the City of London that he undertake a complete chronological history of London. He undertook the work but the City refused to pay for the publication of the manuscript. Guildhall Library purchased the manuscript in 1940. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03454

CLC/270/MS03522 Notebook containing historical gleanings, [1800 - 1835?] including: Calendarium Angliae ac Scotorum; a copy of Richard Gough's Glossary to the Wardrobe account 28 Edward I, 1299-1300; alphabetical lists of arms of the abbeys, monasteries and religious houses (in England and Wales); extracts from Orbis Latinus and Series Episcoporum. Undated, early 19th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03522 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS03545 Accounts of extraordinary expenses of the 1600 April - Queen's Works, relating to building work at the May Tower of London, Whitehall Palace, the Star Chamber in the Palace of Westminster, St James's Palace, Richmond Palace, Greenwich Palace, Oatlands House and Nonsuch Palace. 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 03545

CLC/270/MS03545B Accounts of building work at the "Prince's 1618 - 1619 gallery", September 1618 - April 1619; inscribed "Tower of London" in a later hand, but almost certainly relating to a gallery at St James's Palace, the residence of the Prince of Wales, as several entries referto the transport of building materials "to St James". Possibly a fragment of the account book of the King's Works for 1618-19, as the accounts for this year are missing from the main series at the Public Record Office (Class E351). 1 guard file Former Reference: MS 03545B

CLC/270/MS03578 Index to the inns of old London, with names of [1930?] the carriers associated with them. Rogers, Kenneth, b. 1870. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03578

CLC/270/MS03596 Grant of arms to William Phene Neal, Esq, one 1929 of His Majesty's Commissioners for executing the lieutenancy in and for the City of London, in the commission for the peace.. and an alderman for the ward of Lime Street, 2 July 1929. Signed Henry Farnham Burke, Garter and Arthur Cochrane, Clarenceux. Grant of arms to William Phene Neal 1 item in box, 2 hanging seals Former Reference: MS 03596

CLC/270/MS03694 "A Christmas Meditation on Man's Folly and 1775 Wickedness, in presumptuously accounting for the Decrees of Heaven. Occasioned by the Deaths of Lord Mayors, within 13 years". Anonymous. Note on fol.1r: "To Mrs Bush". 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03694 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS03695 Royal authority and order, dated London, 23 1799 November 1799 to Arthur Kaye Legge, Commander of HMS Cambrian, to release and restore the merchantman "Sarah" and its cargo, "sized and taken as prize", to its claimant John Younger. 1 envelope containing 2 items, vellum, with seal Former Reference: MS 03695

CLC/270/MS03698 Observations relative to the fortification of [1715?] London [Anonymous]. 1 unbound volume in envelope Former Reference: MS 03698

CLC/270/MS03719 Fragment of an antiquarian tract inscribed "De [1571 - 1635?] armamentario populi Romani maritimo quam In Latin. arcem Britannicam hodie nominamus. Cap X". Anonymous. Late 16th or early 17th century English hand, with small pen drawings of archaeological finds at Brittenburg, 1520-73, loosely inserted. From the library of William Henry Black, FSA (1808-72), Assistant Keeper at the Public Record Office and antiquary. Brittenburg ["arx Brittanica"], a Roman camp, was discovered at Katwyk, Holland in 1520. By the 18th century the ruins had been covered by the sea again. Some of the drawings appear to be copies from Abraham Ortelius's "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". 1 bundle in envelope Former Reference: MS 03719 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS03776 Historical notes, with pen and ink drawings and [1810?] pencil sketches, on various London and Middlesex churches, undated, but probably ca. 1810. Powell, David Thomas. Contents: 1. Holy Trinity Priory, Aldgate (with illustrations of the demolition of the priory ruins and of architectural details from the priory). 2. St Botolph Aldgate (with illustrations of heraldic ornamentation in the church). 3. St Bartholomew the Great (with illustrations of the sepulchral monuments of Rahere and of Thomas, Lord Darcy and Sir Nicholas Carew; also of various heraldic and architectural details). 4. St Martin Outwich (with heraldic illustrations). 5. Nunnery of Kilburn, Middlesex. 6. All Hallows Barking by the Tower. 7. St John's and St Katharine's chapels within the Tower of London (with architectural and heraldic illustrations: i) Ground plan of St John's chapel, c.1800, drawn to (indeterminate) scale. 1 MS plan : pencil and wash ; 318 x 235mm. Former reference: p7488128). ii) Elevation of N. side [of] St. John's Chapel built by ye Conqueror in the [White] Tower [of London], [drawn to scale, with measurements] [Anon. c1800 1 MS plan : pencil and wash ; 191 x 210mm]. Former reference: p7488134

8. Savoy chapel (with one heraldic illustration). 9. Austin Friars (with illustrations of the church, and of architectural, monumental and heraldic details). 10. St John of Jerusalem Priory, Clerkenwell (with heraldic illustrations). These notes are unsigned, but are all by the same hand, almost certainly Rev David Thomas Powell, B.C.L. (1773?-1848), whose antiquarian collections in an apparently identical handwriting, style and format are now mostly in the British Library (e.g. BL Add Ms 17,460 and following numbers) . 1 guard file Former Reference: MS 03776 p7488128 p7488134 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS03789 Registrum hujus operis libri cronicarum cu 1493 Item no longer in collection figuris et ijmagibus ab inicio mudi : Fol. CCLXVI In Latin. recto: Completo in ... Nurembergensi urbe Operi de hystorijs etatum mundi ... felix imponitur finis. Collectum ... auxilio ... hartmani Schedel ... Fol. (CCC) verso: Adest nunc ... finis libri Cronicarum ... opus preclarum ... continet em gesta ... ab initio mudi ad hanc usoe teporis nostri calamitatem. Castigatuoe a virus mathematicis pingendioe arte pertissimis Michaele wolgemut et wilhelmo Pleydenwurff. Schedel, Hartmann, 1440-1514. Nuremberge : A Koberger. This work, known as the Nuremberg Chronicle, is illustrated with over 2000 woodcuts executed by Michael Wolgemuth and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. MS copy is annotated throughout with marginal glosses (in Latin) by an English hand of the early 16th century. The same hand is also responsible for the ms calendar of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London, with running marginal notes of principal events, from 1189 to 1508, on the blank folios 259 recto-261 verso, and for the "epitaphia" on fol. 264. Further annotations by various other English hands, not later than about 1630. MS copy has ornamental watercolour border (added), on fol.1 recto of context, mid-16th century. The woodcuts are, to a large extent, coloured. Proctor 2084; BM, pt II, p. 437; Hain 14508; Pierpont Morgan 180. 300 ff: bill., double map; 47 cm. Former Reference: MS 03789

Autograph collection.

CLC/270/MS03790/001 Autograph collection: A-H [1650 - 1910?] Available only with advance Former Reference: MS 03790 notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

CLC/270/MS03790/002 Autograph collection: J-W [1650 - 1910?] Available only with advance Former Reference: MS 03790 notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

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CLC/270/MS04160 The Barriers, presented by the four inns of [1616?] court at the creation of Charles (I) as Prince of Wales, 1616 November 4. From printed sources it would appear that not only is this ms an "unknown" or unrecorded text of this performance, but also may well be a rare survivor, if not a unique one, of the text of such performances. Although Barriers are discussed in printed texts, no printed reference to ms texts has been traced. Attention is drawn to the folding of the leaves, and especially to the rubbing on the last sheet (verso), suggesting a producer's or prompter's copy carried in the pocket. 1 volume of 6 folios, paper, modern binding Former Reference: MS 04160

CLC/270/MS04562 Coloured diagrams, graphs and tables showing [1850?] rates of mortality from cholera and from other causes in the City of London in each week during the year 1849. Compiled ca. 1850 from official returns published by the Registrar general. (EX-PAM ITEM) Include information about the incidence of cholera in particular registration districts, streets and other localities, in different types of residential development, and among different ranks or professions of males aged 20 years and upwards; also about deaths from cholera in St Bartholomew's Hospital 5 sheets mounted on boards Former Reference: Ms 04562 M0039750CL

CLC/270/MS05123 Manuscript newsletter, dated London, 13 1681 October 1681, relating to various events in London, with typescript copy and related notes. 1) Refusal of the City sheriffs to attend the Middlesex Justices of the Peace (at Hicks Hall) and their subsequent fines for contempt of the summons. 2) Committal of an unnamed man to Newgate Prison for distributing ballads "against the Lord Mayor .... and the government of the City in general". 3) The arrival of Charles II in London from Newmarket. 4) Foreign affairs in France and the Netherlands. 1 sheet (with 6 sheets of notes) in envelope Former Reference: MS 05123 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS05138 Manuscript notes prepared for Crosby's [1813 - 1845?] intended publication of a volume of "Views of the River Fleet"; including notes on the Old Farm House, Kentish Town; Bagnigge Wells, St Pancras; Holborn Bridge; and Fleet Bridge. Compiled ca. 1813-45. Crosby, A. 1 guard file, paper Former Reference: MS 05138

CLC/270/MS05755 "A treatise concerning the payment of tyths and [1641?] oblations in London". Walton, Brian, 1600-1661. In a vellum binding stamped with the arms of Edward VI. 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 05755

CLC/270/MS05865 Agreements relating to recognizances and 1558 - 1586 statutes acknowledged by James Blount Lord In English and Mountjoy (1553-1581) and Henry Hastings Earl Latin. of Huntingdon (1536-1595). 1 bundle of 16 items Former Reference: MS 05865

CLC/270/MS05913B Terriers of glebe and tithes belonging to St 1580 - 1729 Margaret's chapel in the parish of Shalbourn, Wiltshire, 1580, 1612, undated (17th century) and 1729. Deposited by the Brewers' Company; connection with the company unknown. 1 box containing 4 parchment rolls Former Reference: MS 05913B

CLC/270/MS06041 Transcript of a roll of rates of customs duty 1507 payable to the Crown at the Port of London and other out-ports, on merchandise imported, 1507, made by Thomas Martin, F.S.A. (1697- 1771), of Palgrave, Suffolk. Martin, Thomas, 1697-1771. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 06041

CLC/270/MS06198 Declaration by the members of an unidentified 1662 livery company against the oath of supremacy. Clerk's records. 1 item, parchment, in envelope Former Reference: MS 06198 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS06433 Note of the quarter rent of the shops, [1558 - 1603?] tenements and cellars in the Royal Exchange in London. Undated [temp. Elizabeth 1]. 1 folder containing 4 pages Former Reference: MS 06433

CLC/270/MS06640 Proprietors of the British Imperial Calendar 1809 - 1856 minute book, with statements of account. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 06640

CLC/270/MS07031 Trained bands: orders and regulations for the [1636 - 1670?] muster master's office, mid-17th century. 1 item, paper, in file Former Reference: MS 07031

CLC/270/MS07830 Fragment of an ordinary of arms, compiled late [1571 - 1635?] 16th or early 17th century. The provenance of this manuscript, which was found with the parish records of St Giles Cripplegate, could not be ascertained. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 07830

CLC/270/MS07837 Resolution of sympathy to the royal family, the 1910 May 10 Item no longer in collection Lord Mayor and aldermen of the City of London and the people of the British Empire on the death of Edward VII. Engrossment. New York (State). Board of Aldermen. MISSING 1983. Formerly Ms 1582?. 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 07837

CLC/270/MS08653 A brief representation of the original and 1796 subsequent state of Gresham College by Dr Pemberton [ca. 1770] being a transcript made by B Hallifax, D.D., Gresham Professor of Divinity, 1796. Hallifax, Benjamin. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 08653 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS09442 "Si..."A translation into French of the poem "If..." 1955 In manuscript, lettered and illustrated by In French. Francis de Perroy. Conseil Municipal de Paris. Presented to Sir Seymour Howard, Lord Mayor of London, by the Municipal Council of Paris, on the occasion of his official visit, September 1955. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 09442

CLC/270/MS09586 Specification of an invention, patented 11 1828 April 11 October 1827, of "certain improvements in making, boiling, curing, clarifying or preparing raw or muscovado sugar, bastard sugar and molasses" by James Stokes of Cornhill, merchant. Enrolled in the High Court of Chancery. Signed and sealed by the inventor. 1 skin, vellum Former Reference: MS 09586

CLC/270/MS10446D Register of baptisms and marriages 1807-12 1807 - 1812 and burials 1807 conducted by Rev. Thomas Tringham, Anglican chaplain to H.M. Forces, Gibraltar. Indexed in Ms 15061. Old reference vol.2 pp.152-218. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10446D

CLC/270/MS10460 Transcript of British Museum Add. Ms 42129 1959 - 1960 Not available for general access (narrative account of the actions of Lord Please use microfilm George Gordon during the anti-Catholic riots of 1780, the "Gordon riots"); the original being largely written in the first person, but not in Gordon's handwriting. Transcribed by A.E.J. Hollaender. Hollaender, Albert Edwin Johannes. 1 folder containing 2 notebooks, paper Former Reference: MS 10460

CLC/270/MS11928 Draft order of procession of Charles II through 1660 May 29 London to Whitehall on his arrival from Holland, probably for the information and use of the heralds. Endorsed "For Mr Owen & Mr Ryley" 1 item, paper, in envelope Former Reference: MS 11928 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS11994 Selective extracts from the parish registers of [1871 - 1899?] St John at Hackney, by an unidentified transcriber, late 19th century. Includes baptisms, 1556-1823; marriages, 1590-1831; and burials, 1595-1808 1 volume Former Reference: MS 11994

CLC/270/MS11995A "Material towards a history of Poplar, and [1870?] Poplar chapel, 1630-1813", collectanea assembled by C. Mason, of the India Office. Mason, C., fl. 1870. Includes copy of land tax assessments for the hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall 1694/5 and 1701/2 1 volume Former Reference: MS 11995A

CLC/270/MS12011 Chronological list of Lord Mayors and aldermen [1835 - 1870?] 1698-1842 giving brief biographical and armorial particulars, by an anonymous compiler, mid 19th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 12011

CLC/270/MS12013 Transcripts of an Act of Parliament, contracts 1833 and reports to the Court of Common Council and to the select committee of the House of Commons, together with plans and elevations relating to the repairs to Blackfriars Bridge in 1833. Transcripts of an Act of Parliament, contracts and reports to the Court of Common Council and to the select committee of the House of Commons, together with plans and elevations relating to the repairs to Blackfriars Bridge in 1833. In a contemporary hand. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 12013

CLC/270/MS12014 Extracts from the public records relating to [1910?] building in the City of London and its environs, 1669-95. Compiled by Walter Lewis Spiers, curator of Sir John Soane's Museum Spiers, Walter Lewis. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 12014 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS12177 Extracts from the parish registers of Highgate [1871 - 1899?] chapel (later St. Michael South Grove Highgate) (baptisms 1636-1752, marriages 1635-1749, burials 1633/4-1775) and of St. John Hampstead (baptisms 1600/1-1747, marriages 1601-1750, burials 1560-1773), with transcripts of monumental inscriptions and notes about the incumbents of these churches; also lists of, and biographical notes on, governors of Highgate School 1565-1873, with other notes about the school; and extracts from various printed sources relatingto places in the locality. Compiled late 19th century. Waters, Robert Edmond Chester, 1828- 1 volume, paper Former Reference: MS 12177

CLC/270/MS12700A Survey of the parish of Tottenham, Middlesex, 1798 made for Henry Piper Sperling. Wyburd, James. Indexed by name of occupier. The survey relates to a plan which has not been deposited. It records the names of occupiers and owners of land; a description of that land and its number on the plan. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 12700A

CLC/270/MS14556 Notes on watch repair by Ralph ? and a 1935 covering letter to Professor David Torrens (the former owner of this and of the archives of various clock and watch makers). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14556

CLC/270/MS14561 Appointments diary of an unidentified medical 1939 student. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14561

CLC/270/MS14586 Receipt for £515 consideration money paid by 1669 June 20 Richard Lydall of Oxford University, Doctor in Physic to Abraham Otger of London, merchant. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14586 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS14766 Volume containing drawings, photographs and 1900? historical notes relating to ancient street names and inscriptions in central London, compiled by Charles M. Phillips, liveryman of the Cooks' Company 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14766

CLC/270/MS14860 Papers relating to the Duke of Newcastle's 1784 scheme to open a street (Newcastle Street) from the Strand to the south end of Stanhope Street, including notice of a valuation of a messuage in Wyche Street next to the Fountain alehouse with episcopal seal, and a receipt from Richard Burn of Duke Street, Westminster, solicitor to the Bishop of London, for the £320.10s paid for it, to be divided according to the will of James Peters. Although the early provenance of these documents is unknown, most of the papers from Phillipps Ms 1069 relate to the Bishop of London, and may be stray items from the diocesan registry. 1 envelope containing 4 items Former Reference: MS 14860

CLC/270/MS15179 Letter describing a fire which "destroyed near 1748 March 26 70 homes between the entrance into Change Alley and St Michael's (Cornhill)", including the backs of a few houses in Lombard Street, and naming some of the victims. Signed "J.T.". 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 15179

CLC/270/MS15378 The triumphs of London at the inauguration of 1702 Item no longer in collection ... Sir Samuel Dashwood ... Lord Mayor of the city of London : Containing a description of the pageants ... All set forth at the cost ... of the ... Company of Vintners (Anon.). Settle, Elkanah, 1648-1724. Clerk's records. Bound in "Triumphs of London, 1699-1708." Manuscripts Section copy, Ms 15378, part of Vintners' Company archive (originally numbered FD/23) has Company arms on flyleaf, rich decoration, and Dashwood's arms tooled in gold on red, black and yellow leather case. Dashwood was admitted as a member of the Vintners' Company in 1663. 6 p; 30 cm. Former Reference: MS 15378 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS17956 List of items in Public Record Office class E211 1977 (Exchequer: ancient deeds) relating to property in the City of London, giving names of parties and places. Covering 14th - 16th centuries; compiled 1977. Rodger, N. A. M. List compiled by Nicholas Rodger of the PRO. 1 envelope containing 11 sheets Former Reference: MS 17956

CLC/270/MS18440 Apothecary's bill, listing medicines and prices; [1500 - 1599?] headed "Mrs Messynger", n.d. [16th century]. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 18440

CLC/270/MS19854 Scrapbook containing notes and newspaper [1848 - 1897?] cuttings relating chiefly to City churches, compiled by Edward Watts. Watts, Edward. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 19854

CLC/270/MS20351 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings relating to a 1902 proposed increase in stamp duty on cheques. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 20351 Indexes to London diocesan subscription books 1627-48/9 and 1660/1-75 (Mss 9539A/1-3, 9539B, 10144A and part of 9540/1) and declarations of assent to the Act of Uniformity 1662-64/5 (Mss 9539C and 10144). Compiled ca. 1970.

CLC/270/MS20868/001 Index A-H [1970?] Burch, Brian. Drawer 1: Names A-M (of clergy instituted and collated, curates, lecturers, schoolmasters, physicians and surgeons licensed; and persons ordained, 1662-74). Drawer 2: Names N-Z (as above). Drawer 3: Places (arranged by county) and occupations other than parish clergy and parochial schoolmasters. In drawers 1-2 references are given as follows: 1A) Ms 9539A/1; 2A) Ms 9539A/2; 3A) Ms 9539A/3; B) Ms 9539B; C) Ms 9539C; D) Ms 9540/1; E) Ms 10144; F) Ms 10144A. In drawer 3 references given are to names in drawers 1-2. 1 card index drawer Former Reference: MS 20868 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS20868/002 Index I-S [1970?] Burch, Brian. Drawer 1: Names A-M (of clergy instituted and collated, curates, lecturers, schoolmasters, physicians and surgeons licensed; and persons ordained, 1662-74). Drawer 2: Names N-Z (as above). Drawer 3: Places (arranged by county) and occupations other than parish clergy and parochial schoolmasters. In drawers 1-2 references are given as follows: 1A) Ms 9539A/1; 2A) Ms 9539A/2; 3A) Ms 9539A/3; B) Ms 9539B; C) Ms 9539C; D) Ms 9540/1; E) Ms 10144; F) Ms 10144A. In drawer 3 references given are to names in drawers 1-2. 1 card index drawer Former Reference: MS 20868

CLC/270/MS20868/003 Index T-Z [1970?] Burch, Brian. Drawer 1: Names A-M (of clergy instituted and collated, curates, lecturers, schoolmasters, physicians and surgeons licensed; and persons ordained, 1662-74). Drawer 2: Names N-Z (as above). Drawer 3: Places (arranged by county) and occupations other than parish clergy and parochial schoolmasters. In drawers 1-2 references are given as follows: 1A) Ms 9539A/1; 2A) Ms 9539A/2; 3A) Ms 9539A/3; B) Ms 9539B; C) Ms 9539C; D) Ms 9540/1; E) Ms 10144; F) Ms 10144A. In drawer 3 references given are to names in drawers 1-2. 1 card index drawer Former Reference: MS 20868

CLC/270/MS21179 Transcript of monumental inscriptions in the 1898 churchyard of St John the Baptist, Hoxton. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 21179 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS21319 Printed catalogues of sales of mercantile 1984 - 1985 correspondence held by Christie's Robson Lowe in London on 4 September 1984 and in Zurich on 30 October 1984 and 17-18 April 1985. The London catalogue and part 1 (lots numbered 501-53) of the 1984 Zurich catalogue describe letters addressed to Philip and Bartholomew Corsini; photocopies of these, sorted into chronological order, are Ms 21317. These parts of the sale catalogues have been annotated with some corrections of wrongly identified places of origin, but not of other errors. Parts 2-4 (lots numbered 554-772) of the 1984 Zurich catalogue describe letters addressed to merchants in Italy; microfilm copies of these are Ms 21322. 1 envelope containing 3 booklets Former Reference: MS 21319

CLC/270/MS21321 Working notes, compiled by Robson Lowe in 1984 preparing the sale catalogues of the letters addressed to Philip and Bartholomew Corsini in London (photocopies of which are Ms 21317). These notes consist chiefly of brief abstracts or summaries of the contents of the letters and were largely incorporated in the printed sale catalogues. There are very few full translations. Compiled 1984. Lowe, Robson. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 21321

CLC/270/MS21329 List of owners, conservators, lessees and 1846? occupiers of the properties on the north side of the Thames from Vauxhall Bridge to Battersea Bridge. Compiled in conjunction with, and as a key to, plans (no longer extant) for a proposed embankment and public roadway, and a new bridge across the Thames from a position near the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, Middlesex, to a tavern called the Red House at Battersea, Surrey. Each property is described briefly and its reference number on the plans is given. 1 sheaf in envelope Former Reference: Ms 21329 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS22273 Notes, draft articles and chapters on aspects of ca1920 - 60 the history of medieval London from the 10th to the 16th centuries. Richardson, H. G. (Henry Gerald). Includes chapters for the unpublished work "London and Middlesex: Studies in the administrative history of the City and county from the 11th to the 14th centuries", drafted during the 1920s. Also includes transcripts and translations of part of Guildhall Library Ms 1231, being an account of the martyrdom of the Carthusian Fathers written by Maurice Chauncy shortly after he arrived in Flanders in 1547, compiled ca. 1950- 60. 1 box containing 3 bundles Former Reference: MS 22273

CLC/270/MS24201 Hat sales book 1673-6/7; with, at back, account 1673 - 1694 of monies paid out for Mary and Gilbert Fisher, the orphans of Thomas Fisher, 1684-94, and account of money spent on Mary Fisher's illness and burial, 1693. Fisher, Thomas, fl. 1673-1677. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 24201

CLC/270/MS24497 Aldgate tythes: particulars of the ... freehold 1828 tythes : parts of the impropriate rectory of St. Botolph without, Aldgate ... which will be sold by auction ... on Wednesday, July 30th, 1828 and following days. Adamson, John. London : The auctioneer. 38 p; 38 cm. Former Reference: MS 24497

CLC/270/MS24865 The pleasure steam navigation on the River October 1894 Thames from its rise to the present time : being an MS essay on the history of (steam powered) pleasure craft on the Thames from 1815 to 1894. Author unknown. Indexed. Marked S E Davison April 1923. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 24865 Valuations of the Diocese of Ely and part of the Diocese of Norwich, with accounts of the collectors for the same areas in 1256. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS25195/001 Valuations of the Diocese of Ely and part of the 1256 Diocese of Norwich, with accounts of the In Latin. collectors for the same areas in 1256. Taxation of Norwich, 1254. Former Reference: MS 25195

CLC/270/MS25195/002 Valuations of the Diocese of Ely and part of the 1256 Diocese of Norwich, with accounts of the In Latin. collectors for the same areas in 1256. Taxation of Norwich, 1254. Former Reference: MS 25195

CLC/270/MS25195/003 Valuations of the Diocese of Ely and part of the 1256 Diocese of Norwich, with accounts of the In Latin. collectors for the same areas in 1256. Taxation of Norwich, 1254. Former Reference: MS 25195

CLC/270/MS25195/004 Valuations of the Diocese of Ely and part of the 1256 Diocese of Norwich, with accounts of the In Latin. collectors for the same areas in 1256. Taxation of Norwich, 1254. Former Reference: MS 25195 Summary of the reports of the deputy-collectors of the sexennial tenth levied on the income of the clergy of the British Isles, made 1301-2 to the two Collectors for England (Ralph de Baldock, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, and Robert de Elenton, Abbot of Waltham) and relating to the fourth year of the tax, i.e. 1301.

CLC/270/MS25196/001 Summary of the reports of the deputy-collectors [ca 1302] of the sexennial tenth levied on the income of In Latin. the clergy of the British Isles, made 1301-2 to the two Collectors for England (Ralph de Baldock, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, and Robert de Elenton, Abbot of Waltham) and relating to the fourth year of the tax, i.e. 1301. Taxation of Pope Nicholas IV, 1291. Former Reference: MS 25196

CLC/270/MS25196/002 Summary of the reports of the deputy-collectors [ca 1302] of the sexennial tenth levied on the income of In Latin. the clergy of the British Isles, made 1301-2 to the two Collectors for England (Ralph de Baldock, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, and Robert de Elenton, Abbot of Waltham) and relating to the fourth year of the tax, i.e. 1301. Taxation of Pope Nicholas IV, 1291. Former Reference: MS 25196 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS25196/003 Summary of the reports of the deputy-collectors [ca 1302] of the sexennial tenth levied on the income of In Latin. the clergy of the British Isles, made 1301-2 to the two Collectors for England (Ralph de Baldock, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, and Robert de Elenton, Abbot of Waltham) and relating to the fourth year of the tax, i.e. 1301. Taxation of Pope Nicholas IV, 1291. Former Reference: MS 25196

CLC/270/MS25197 Draft account roll of Geoffrey de Vezzano (one [?1298 - 1299] of the collectors for England) for the arrears of In Latin. the sexennial tenth, levied on the income of the clergy of the British Isles, for the first three years, i.e. 1291-3. Taxation of Pope Nicholas IV, 1291. Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral: original reference A54/42. Vezzano and his colleague were succeeded as collectors by Ralph de Baldock, Dean of St Paul's, and Robert de Elenton, Abbot of Waltham, on 16 March 1300. 1 roll, with pendent seal Former Reference: MS 25197

CLC/270/MS25496 Transcript of the "Constitutions of Ralph de [1800 - 1883?] Item no longer in collection Diceto" (in Ms 25519); the transcript is listed in the Appendix to the Ninth report of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts. This volume has not been deposited with Guildhall Library. It is not known whether the volume is still in the custody of St Paul's Cathedral. Ralph de Diceto was Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, 1180-ca. 1200. In the HMC 9th report the transcript is assigned the reference WC34. Note: NOT DEPOSITED AT GUILDHALL LIBRARY 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25496 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS25528 Contemporary copy of state papers of the reign 1570 - 1572 of Elizabeth I, comprising letters from the Queen, Sir Francis Walsingham, Lord Burghley and others, chiefly relating to negotiations with France. Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral: original reference WD28. The volume includes copies of a few letters not listed in "Calendar of State Papers Foreign" (London 1874-6). All the contents of this volume are printed in D. Digges, "The compleat Ambassador" (London 1655) pp.1-281; but textual discrepancies between this volume and Digges' book indicate that this volume is not the source used by Digges 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25528

CLC/270/MS25601A Inventory of the papers of Valens Comyn, Clerk 1985 - 1986 to the Chamberlain of St Paul's Cathedral, compiled by G.W. Whitehead from Guildhall Library Ms 25601/1-26. Whitehead, George W. 1 bundle in envelope Former Reference: MS 25601A

CLC/270/MS25667 Extracts from the records of Convocation of the [?1700] Item no longer in collection Province of Canterbury, 1399-1628, and sometime in the library of George Stanhope, Dean of Canterbury. Purchased by St Paul's Cathedral Library in the 19th century, these volumes were deposited at Guildhall Library with the records of St Paul's Cathedral: original references WD54-8. Extracts compiled ca. 1700. 5 volumes Former Reference: MS 25667

CLC/270/MS25669 Transcript of a theological manuscript "olim [1800 - 1899?] Item no longer in collection monasterii S.Huberti in Ardenna", giving scriptural texts in support of various doctrines of the church and formerly belonging to Archdeaon W.H. Hale. Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral: original reference: WD52. Compiled 19th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25669 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS25670 Transcript of extracts from the records of the [1800 - 1899?] Item no longer in collection Queen's Remembrancer, relating to the Charterhouse, compiled 19th century and formerly belonging to Archdeacon W.H. Hale. Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral: original reference WD53. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25670

CLC/270/MS25728 Extracts from the statutes of the Cathedral, 1847 Item no longer in collection made by or for Archdeacon W.H. Hale in 1847. This volume is listed in W. Sparrow Simpson's "Supplementary Index to Records" (Ms 25613, pp.37 and 66) at St Paul's press mark F64, but has not yet been deposited in Guildhall Library. It is not known whether the volume is still in the custody of St Paul's Cathedral. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25728

CLC/270/MS25744 List of rectories, vicarages, curacies and 1714 - 1779 chapels in England and Wales whose income was augmented by the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty. Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral: original reference FC26. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25744

CLC/270/MS25750A Catalogue, compiled in 1993, of the papers of 1993 and 2002 Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London, and his descendants, held in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, with an accompanying letter of 2002. Bodleian Library. The catalogue is a photocopy of a typed Bodleian Library catalogue supplied to Guildhall Library in 2002. These "Gibson papers" were held at St. Paul's Cathedral Library in 1889-96 and bear St. Paul's pressmarks. Their provenance is discussed at length in the catalogue. 1 envelope containing 34 sheets Former Reference: MS 25750A LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS25762 "The vow of King Charles the First"; a 1646 April 13 48 hours notice required for document signed by Charles I, in which he access vows that "if it shall please his Divine Majesty ... to re-establish me in my Throne, I will wholly give back to his Church all those impropriations which are now held by the Crown". Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral ("Gibson papers"). Transcribed by W. Sparrow Simpson in "Archaeologia", vol.53 (1892) pp.155-60. Sparrow Simpson states that this document was taken from a commonplace book of Bishop Edmund Gibson, but apart from Ms 25763 no other items from this commonplace book can now be traced. 1 double sheet in file Former Reference: MS 25762

CLC/270/MS25763 Copy of Ms 25762, "The vow of King Charles 1660 48 hours notice required for the First", in the hand of Gilbert Sheldon access (Bishop of London, 1660-3, and later Archbishop of Canterbury), by whom "the King's Vow was preserved thirteen years under ground". Deposited with the records of St Paul's Cathedral ("Gibson papers"). 1 double sheet in file Former Reference: MS 25763

CLC/270/MS29096 Notes on the history and topography of the City [1920 - 1993?] of London with sketch plans, undated. Priestley, Harold, 1901- 1 envelope containing 1 notebook Former Reference: MS 29096

CLC/270/MS29100 Printed transcript of inscription on a monument ca 1907 at Ilford Cemetery. The inscription lists the names and dates of death of bodies removed in 1907 from the vaults and crypts of St Peter le Poer and reinterred in the City of London Cemetery at Little Ilford, Essex 1 double sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 29100 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS29101 Certificate examination papers (second year [?1890 - 1910] arithmetic) completed by Ellen Cope of St Saviour's School, Salamanca and Ellen Thew of St Peter's Girls' School, Greenwich, at Aldersgate Ward School [Aldersgate Street School]. Late 19th/early 20th cents. St Peter's and St Saviour's schools, unidentified. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 29101

CLC/270/MS29394 Transcripts of French archival sources listing 1990 the French and Frank community in Smyrna, In French. 1670-1810. Gautier, Antoine. 1 volume, typescript Former Reference: MS 29394

CLC/270/MS29517 List of floor slabs in the church of St Helen 1994 Bishopsgate buried under the new floor, September September 1994. Compiled by Stephen Freeth. Typescript. 1 file Former Reference: MS 29517

CLC/270/MS29839 Nneteenth century cookery recipe book, with, [185 - 189- ?] inverted at rear, medicinal recipes. This volume was purchased from a bookseller in March 1995. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 29839

CLC/270/MS30493 Sale catalogues of skins, hides, fur, wool, 1818 - 1820 feathers, horn and bark. Printed. Purchased by Guildhall Library in 1995. The catalogues concern sales by various brokers mostly at the London Commercial Sale Rooms in Mincing Lane, but also at Garraway's Coffee House, Change Alley, Cornhill. The catalogues are annotated with prices and comments. There are duplicate catalogues for some sales and these are usually annotated in two different hands. Most of the catalogues appear to have belonged to P. R. Poland and Son, originally of Dove Court,later of Bow Lane; one catalogue is endorsed Dyster and Co. 1 bundle containing 82 items Former Reference: MS 30493. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS30689 Register of names, destinations and owners of 1702 - 1704 48 hours notice required for ships and weight of coal shipped from access Newcastle. Found amongst the archives of the Coal Factors' Society and Coal Meters' Committee. It predates both bodies and appears to have been collected as a curio. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 30689

CLC/270/MS31773 Certificate of burial in woollen of Ann Naybours 1752 of the parish of All Hallows, Lombard Street. 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 31773

CLC/270/MS31784 Lectures on anatomy delivered at Edinburgh by [1770?] Alexander Monro, Professor of Anatomy at the University of Edinburgh. Partial index. Inscribed at front: "Presented to the British Factory Library by James Rains 21st April 1853". The Factory being the British Factory St. Petersburg. Presented to Guildhall Library in September 1998. The volume is one of a series. The whereabouts of the preceeding and subsequent volumes is unknown. Manuscript. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 31784

CLC/270/MS31785 Recipe book, containing recipes for food and 1822 [ - 1830?] medicines. Indexed. On front page: Mrs Richard Greenlaw, September 1822. Presented to Guildhall Library in September 1998, with records of the Russia Company. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 31785

CLC/270/MS31786 Letts diary for 1880 detailing appointments, 1880 company and battalion drills and meetings at the War Office. Presented to Guildhall Library in September 1998, with records of the Russia Company. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 31786 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 SMALL COLLECTIONS

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CLC/270/MS33965 Ship's manifest of goods laden at Madras on 1831 March 10 board the "Neptune" bound for London. 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 33965

CLC/270/MS33966 Ship's registry of papers comprising bond, 1841 surveyor's certificate and registry declaration, for the "Burhampooter" of London. 1 envelope containing 3 sheets Former Reference: MS 33966

CLC/270/MS35095 Catalogue of the collection of documents, 1901 letters, papers, &c. of Col. John Moore. Sale catalogue of Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, for an auction on 29 and 30 November 1901. London : Dryden Press. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 35095

CLC/270/MS38542 List of livings in the City of London and [1700 - 35?] Middlesex in the gift of the king or the lord chancellor. Probably compiled in the early 18th century. For each living, the list gives dedication, whether rectory or vicarage, and notes a sum of money (first fruits?). Above each sum appear the initials 'R's B'; the meaning of these initials is not known. The list also notes where the right of presentation is shared with a third party. It does not specify which livings are in the king's gift and which in the lord chancellor's gift. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 38542

CLC/270/MS38973 List of monumental inscriptions in the church of 2004 June St Botolph Aldersgate uncovered in 1995. Compiled by Stephen Freeth in June 2004. 1 envelope Former Reference: MS 38973