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CLC/521/001 List of items missing from a house in St 16-- Lawrence Pountney Lane (undated) 1 item

CLC/521/MS02084 Miscellaneous items relating to Rev. John 1888-1907 Newton, Rector of St Mary Woolnoth. Contents: 1. Copy of inscription on his monument in the church of St Mary Woolnoth, and on his coffin plate.2. Attested copy of inscriptions at St Mary Woolnoth, and on the monument erected to his memory at Olney, Buckinghamshire.3. Elevation drawing of the monument in Olney churchyard.4. Re- internment of John Newton: printed text of a sermon preached in Olney church on Sunday evening, 29 January 1893.5. John Newton of Olney: printed tract by James Macaulay [Short biographies for the people, no. 54, 1888].6. The Newton centenary, 1907: order of services at St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard Street, 22 December 1907.7. Portrait of the Rev. John Newton (Published 1835, printed 1893). 1 envelope containing 7 items Former Reference: MS 02084

CLC/521/MS03638 Three letters sent to members of the Mitchell 1780-1798 family in (?) Kent. 1-2. Two letters from John Newton, rector of St Mary Woolnoth, to Thomas Mitchell, esq., of Chatham, containing references to the writer's incumbency. 11 April 1792 and 17 May 1798. 3. Imperfect letter by an unidentified writer to "Bel" (of the Mitchell family) describing the Gordon riots, dated Grove Street 15 June 1780. 1 envelope containing 3 double sheets Former Reference: MS 03638 TURNER, WILLIAM

CLC/521/MS14469 Turner, William (fl.1825-1840): Jobbing or work 1834-1841 day book. Gives names of customers, or owners, make of watches and their numbers, specifications of repairs required, and cost. The last three pages, covering 1839 Nov 8 - 1841 Feb 1, are headed 'Jobs from Mr Birch, Tenterden' 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14469 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS18446 Turner, William, (fl.1825-1840): Stock book. 1834-1838 Comprises annual stock lists of new and second hand clocks and watches, jewellery and other items, with descriptions, values, selling prices and buyers' names 1 volume Former Reference: MS 18446

CLC/521/ADDMS0055 Certificates 1858-1884 Of J.N. Lindo (1858) and M.A.N. Lindom (1884) , brokers in the City of London 2 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0055

CLC/521/ADDMS0149 Ely episcopal records 14--? Manuscript abstracts 2 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0149

CLC/521/ADDMS0151 Certificate stating that Edward Syer is a 1803 Mar 30 waterman to the Duke of Manchester Certificate states that he is to be allowed to pass and re-pass without impress or molestation. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0151

CLC/521/ADDMS0152 Freedom certificate 1806 Aug 22 Granted to Edward Syer on freedom of the Watermen and Lightermen's Company. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0152

CLC/521/ADDMS0153 Certificate of membership of the River 1806 Jul 27 Fencibles of the City of London Certificate of membership of Edward Syer. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0153

CLC/521/ADDMS0154 Copy of freedom of John Galvin Syer 1833 Jul 03 John Galvin Syer, son of Edward and late apprentice of Thomas Blossman, citizen and Goldsmith of London. Vellum, in box 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0154 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0156 Confession of John Warde of London 1479 May 26 John Warde of London, son of William Warde of Normanton, Yorkshire, yeoman, for defaming Robert Forster, citizen and Grocer of London. With the mark of N. Parker, public notary. Vellum: 1 seal 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0156

CLC/521/ADDMS0168 A Spanish Armada 1591 Jul 24 Instructions from the Lord Mayor of the City of London to the commanders of the ships fitted out by them. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0168

CLC/521/ADDMS0169 Exemplification and will of Agnes Forster 1489 Jun 01 Agnes Forster, widow of Alderman Stephen Forster of London. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0169

CLC/521/ADDMS0171 Receipt of Stephen Day, poulterer 1687 May 05 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0171

CLC/521/ADDMS0189 Certificate of Freedom of the City of London 1782 Oct 09 Signed by John Wilkes, chamberlain, presenting Thomas Vigor to be made free of the City of London by redemption through the Tallow Chandlers' Company. One of six freedoms granted to John Wilkes to be sold for his own use 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0189

CLC/521/ADDMS0190 Resolution 1697 Nov 02 That the Aldermen ride to receive His Majesty, William III, or find a substitute. MS. 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0190 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0191 Chart 1917 Showing dates of incorporation of the London (livery) companies. With similar diagram tabulating the English and Welsh guild merchants [Extract from Wills (Herbert Winkler). With note: D.28.ix.55 Cut (meaning unknown)] 1 sheet Former Reference: ADD MS 0191

CLC/521/ADDMS0298 Account of works necessary to make good the 1786 Mar 25 damages done at Guildhall by the late conflagration Estimate made by Mr George Dance 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0298

CLC/521/ADDMS0299 Copy of will of John Smith of Furnival's Inn 1683-1699 Including other items. John Smith was Under- Sheriff 1692 16 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0299

CLC/521/ADDMS0314 Ceremonies to be observed by the Lord Mayor 1800 - 1900 on Midsummer's day, Plow Monday and at the Courts of Aldermen and Common Council 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0314

CLC/521/ADDMS0315 Certificate 1708 May 07 Granted by the Corporation of London to Isaac de Faro of London, merchant stranger, allowing him to act as a broker. With seal 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0315

CLC/521/ADDMS0317 Certificate 1706 July 30 Appointing John Williams a Lieutenant of the Trained Bands of the City. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0317

CLC/521/ADDMS0318 Certificate 1810 Jun 16 Issued to Thomas Greaces, citizen and freeman of London, exempting him from all toll, lastage, passage, pickage, pavage and murage through the whole realm of England. Vellum 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0318 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0344 Account 1757 - 1763 To Charles Hayne for saddlery work executed by Benjamin Cockings 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0344

CLC/521/ADDMS0351 Speech 1649 - 1685 House of Lords speech on the scarcity of money "given out as a speech of the Lord Lucas". MS 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0351

CLC/521/ADDMS0352 An account of the election of Sir Stephen 1765 Theodore Jansen to the office of Chamberlain of London MS 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0352

CLC/521/ADDMS0355 James Horwood to Sir Joseph Banks 1809 Apr 2 letters criticising Mr Trimmer's plan for an improved system in conducting Smithfield Market 2 documents of 3 pages Former Reference: ADD MS 0355

CLC/521/ADDMS0356 Prospectus 1835? Green Hour Steam Club. Showing the calculated earnings and expenses of four small steam boats to run from the City of London to Greenwich 1 document of 2 pages Former Reference: ADD MS 0356

CLC/521/ADDMS0357 Sir William Rawlins and Robert Albion Cox, 1802 Apr 19 sheriffs, to the Prince of Wales (later George IV) Letter excusing their absence on the occasion of the Prince's visit to the City of London 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0357

CLC/521/ADDMS0359 Extracts relating to the elections of masters of 1671 - 1686 the Hospital of Charterhouse 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0359 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0402 Lawrence Edward Tanner: The Coronation 1931 chair and the Stone of Scone A copy of a note by the Keeper of the Muniments of Westminster Abbey. MS 1 document of 4 pages Former Reference: ADD MS 0402

CLC/521/ADDMS0403 William Playfair: Letters and other papers 1796 - 1809 Chiefly relating to the original security bank established by Messrs. Hartsinck, Hutchinson and Playfair of Cornhill 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0403

CLC/521/ADDMS0405 The Tower of London: papers relating to repairs 1683 Jan - and alteration 1683 Feb Includes a contract for the repair and cleaning of old musketts, etc. 1 bundle Former Reference: ADD MS 0405

CLC/521/ADDMS0406 Committee for rebuilding the City of London: 1668 Aug 04 Order and receipt for payment To John White, officer to the committee. For payment of a year and a half's salary. MS 1 document of 1 page Former Reference: ADD MS 0406

CLC/521/ADDMS0407 Papers relating to bankruptcy 1750 - 1757 The bankruptcy of William Sparke and Edmund Brydges, brasiers and ironmongers of Catherine Street, Strand. MS 6 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0407

CLC/521/ADDMS0408 Sir Matthew Carew: Memorandum 1593 Nov 18 Relates to the visit of Henry Nevel to Carew's house. MS. 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0408 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0409 Worshipful Company of Barber Surgeons: 1697 - 1744 Miscellaneous papers Comprises petition of James Dent, Barber, for assistance from the Barbers' Company in time of hardship [not dated]; Note from a meeting of the Barbers' Company at Barbers' Hall 18 February 1744, asserting that the Barbers cannot consent to a separation with the Surgeons and declaring that the case would be submitted to Parliament for consideration, signed by John Paterson, Clerk; Letter confirming the appointment of George Joyce as ship's surgeon in his majesty's navy on board the Swiftsure, dated 29 December 1697; Receipt for payment of £400 to the Surgeons' Company for medicaments, physical drugs, instruments, beds, pillows and other necessities by them provided and put onboard his majesty's hospital ship Canterbury for sick and wounded seamen, dated 1698 (with later additions). 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0416

CLC/521/ADDMS0507 Items relating to the grievances of hackney 1691 - 1700 coachmen in London 6 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0507

CLC/521/ADDMS0508 Items relating to street lighting in London 1690 - 1705 7 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0508

CLC/521/ADDMS0510 Extract from the Transactions of the Linnaean 1810 Society Vol 10 page 399: copy letter from Thomas Marsham to Alexander Mackay Account of an insect found burrowing out of the wood of his desk in Guildhall by William Montagu, one of the Corporation of London's surveyors, in 1788. The desk had been made using planks from the Baltic at least 20 years before. The insect was identified by Joseph Banks as Buprestis Splendens 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0510 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0534 Apprenticeship certificates 1802 - 1810 For John Savage and John Savage the younger, to serve as waterman and barber respectively, with John Savage the elder's Waterman's certificate. MS. 4 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0534

CLC/521/ADDMS0535 Bills 1745 - 1746 Glazier's, carpenter's and plumber's bills for work "at a house next Ludgate" done for Sir Richard Hoare. MS 3 documents Former Reference: ADD MS 0535

CLC/521/ADDMS0545 Petition 1725 Jul 01 To the Hon. Colonel Armstrong, surveyor general at H.M. Ordnance, humble petition of the watermen plying at Tower Wharf for the erection of a shed as a shelter. MS 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0545

CLC/521/ADDMS0546 Memorial of Charles Howard 1690 Explains how Howard was induced to relinquish his patent for the manufacture of linen to two "mistery men" (Nicholas Dupin and Henry Million) to assist them in forming the King's and Queen's corporation for the linen manufacture in England. With "Short directions to sow flax". MS 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0546

CLC/521/ADDMS0547 George Dance: holograph letter 1800 Feb 20 Application for the position of architect and surveyor to the West India Dock Company 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0547

CLC/521/ADDMS0548 Order of the Justices of the Peace for 1694 Oct 08 Middlesex That churchwardens and overseers of the poor shall provide badges to be worn by those in receipt of poor relief 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0548 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0549 Petition 1700 Of James Tubb and William Smith, late scavengers of East Smithfield, for reimbursement of sums due to them from the churchwardens of St. Botolph without Aldgate 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0549

CLC/521/ADDMS0550 Order of the Justices of the Peace for 1709 Jan 14 Middlesex That the scavengers and rakers responsible for the streets near Temple Bar, in the parish of St. Clement Danes, should attend the court to show cause why they should not be convicted for default and neglect 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0550

CLC/521/ADDMS0554 Edward Loveden, to the Lord Mayor of London 1785 Mar 21 Letter seeking the latter's approval of the proposed Abingdon Canal 1 document of 1 page Former Reference: ADD MS 0554

CLC/521/ADDMS0558 Depositions 1592 Jun 05 Of Edward Lechlande, of London, merchant and Edward Wylkinson, master of the ship "Royal Merchant" taken before Sir Richard Pype, Lord Mayor of London, at the request of Richard Candeler; relates to the deponents' meeting with Sir James Shelley in Malta. Vellum: 1 skin. Mayoralty seal attached. 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0558

CLC/521/ADDMS0561 Case of the creditors of John Colvill, goldsmith 1682 Aug 26 Seeking to recover money due to them from his estate, which John Lyndsay, goldsmith, had assigned, upon his marrying Dorothy, the relict of John Colvill, to divers creditors of his own, with Counsel's opinion thereon. MS 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0561 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/ADDMS0562 Thomas Brewer: "Some Account of Mr Robert 1855 Rogers, citizen and Leatherseller of London (1548-1602) and of his numerous charities and benefactions". MS 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0562

CLC/521/ADDMS0593 Letter by Major-General Sir William Compton to 1661 Apr 24 Colonel William Legg, Lt. General of H. M. Ordnance Under Warrant from the Duke of Albemarle, for the delivery of 72 collars of bandeliers to each of the three companies in the Tower of London. Paper 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0593

CLC/521/ADDMS0595 Certificate, under mayoralty seal 1625 Nov 26 For Nathaniel Downe, of London, merchant, over 40 bags of cloth, laden on the "good shipp called the Arke of London whereof was maister Thomas Gibbs" at San Sebastiano (Spain) and bound for Dover. Albin Cotton, Lord Mayor. Vellum: seal broken 1 document Former Reference: ADD MS 0595

CLC/521/MS00002 Transcript by James F. Firth of a description of 1826 a muster ("the true order ... of the muster which was made and shewed before ... Henry VIII by the citizens of London ..."in 1539), taken from Journal 14, fol.166, in the Corporation of London Records Office. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00002

CLC/521/MS00010 Letters and papers relating to the Duke of 1832 Wellington. Contents: 1. Copy of an address to the Duke of Wellington from merchants, bankers and others of the City of London relating to a mob demonstration on 18 June 1832.2. The Duke's reply.3. Copy of the speech made by Mr Jeremiah Harman on presenting the address at Apsley House on 6 July 1832.4. Letter from the Duke appointing the day to receive the address. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00010 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00011 Proceedings at the Southwark election (Charles 1826 Calvert and Sir Robert Wilson), by John Holmes, high bailiff. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00011

CLC/521/MS00012 Proceedings at the Southwark election, July 1830 1830 (John Rawlinson Harris and Lt Gen Sir Robert Thomas Wilson), by John Holmes, high bailiff. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00012

CLC/521/MS00013 Proceedings at the Southwark election, 1830 November 1830 (Charles Calvert), by John Holmes, high bailiff. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00013

CLC/521/MS00018 Account of Lord Mayors of London. Sargeant, 1800-1835? William. Early 19th century. Vol.1 only. Arranged alphabetically from Abbott to Milbourne 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00018

CLC/521/MS00019 Arms of the Lord Mayors and sheriffs, from 1758-1781 FitzAlwyn to Sir William Plomer. Morris, Robert, heraldic painter 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00019

CLC/521/MS00036 Hobler, Francis: Scrapbook relating to the visit 1838 of Queen Victoria to the City of London and her entertainment at Guildhall on Lord Mayor's Day 1837. Comprising printed reports of the Court of Common Council and its committees, interleaved with illustrations and printed and manuscript ephemera relating to the visit, including an autograph of the Queen. Compiled by Francis Hobler in 1838. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00036 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00044 Copies of Christopher Wren's"Parentalia", 1750-1799 (London, 1750), pp.309-337 (including a few annotations not found in the printed version) and a list of persons elected to Parliament in 1562. Undated, 18th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00044

CLC/521/MS00047 Mitchell, James, d1786?-1844: Quadrupeds, 1831 birds, fishes, insects and vegetables produced within the boundaries of the City of London. Two lectures given at the City of London Literary and Scientific Institution, Aldersgate Street. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00047

CLC/521/MS00090/001 Copy will of Sir John Crosby, Citizen and 1790 Grocer, Alderman and M.P. for London, dated 6 In English and March 1472, with probate 6 February 1475/6. Latin. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00090

CLC/521/MS00196 Inventory of the household goods of Sir 1590 June 17 Thomas Ramsey, deceased, citizen and grocer, and alderman of London. 1 roll in case Former Reference: MS 00196 Rawlinson, Walter (Sir): Commonplace books.

CLC/521/MS00200/001 Commonplace book. 1770s 1 volume In English and Former Reference: MS 00200 Latin.

CLC/521/MS00200/002 Commonplace book. 1770s-1785 1 volume In English and Former Reference: MS 00200 Latin. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00204 Journal of Nehemiah Wallington, entitled "A 1630-1658 record of the mercies of God, or a thankful remembrance"; commenced 1630 and continued to ca. 1641, with a postscript dated 1658. The sample page details a fire that broke out on London Bridge in 1633, which began in the house of John Briggs at the City end of the bridge. It burnt fiercely, and Wallington conveys with journalistic detail the panic as people fled. The Thames was at low tide, and despite the best efforts of the brewers from Southwark, who brought water, the fire continued to burn into the following week. Wallington visited the scene and described holding ‘a live cole of fire in my hand’. He also listed the forty-three houses destroyed and the trades of their inhabitants. Wallington believed the fire to be a judgment on London’s sins, and he also catalogued at length the sins of contemporary London, the ‘idolatry, superstitcion, adulteries, fornication, murthers, oppressions’ that he saw around him. His notebook is valuable not only for its historical details but also for its insights into the thoughts and concerns of an ordinary Londoner of the period.

The remaining pages of this volume are not currently available online but can be viewed at London Metropolitan Archives. Please visit us or contact us for more information.

This volume formerly belonged to William Upcott, antiquary, and is indexed both in his and Wallington's hand. It contains recollections of Wallington's early life, including his conversion to puritanism, and means taken "to overcome my corrupt nature" reflections on ethical and religious subjects; extracts from the Bible; notes of domestic events, 1622-41, including family illnesses and copies of letters sent to him.

The volume also has accounts of (pp. 407-12) the plague of 1625, and of (pp. 468-70) Wallington's examination in the Star Chamber, 1638/9, when he was charged with Henry Burton, John Bastwick, William Prynne and others, for possession of prohibited books, etc; and descriptions of (pp. 422-3 and 473) the famines at La Rochelle, 1628, and in the Netherlands, 1636, and also of (pp. 479-88) the fire on London Bridge in 1633. Pages numbered 1-517; pp. 221-57 missing.

Nehemiah Wallington (1598-1658) was a turner in Little Eastcheap. For further details of Wallington see P S Seaver, "Wallington's World", 1985 (copy in the Printed Books Section at B/W 213). Other manuscripts by Wallington are now British Library Ms. Add. 21935, Ms Add 40883, Ms Sloane 922 and Ms. Sloane 1457; Tatton Park Ms 68.20; and Folger Library, Washington D.C., USA, Ms. V.a.436. Excerpts from Ms 00204 and from the other Wallington manuscripts have been published in David Booy, ed. "The Notebooks of Nehemiah Wallington, 1618-1654: A Selection" (Aldershot, 2007), available in the Printed Books Section of Guildhall Library.

This volume was acquired by Guildhall Library in the 19th century, probably as a purchase or gift. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00204 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00206 Account of the birth, education, life and death of ca 1700 William Cress and Edward Robinson, executed near Temple Bar on 22 September 1699. Cress and Robinson were tried at the Old Bailey for the murder of Mrs Rose Robinson of Sheer Lane. 1 item Former Reference: MS 00206

CLC/521/MS00207 Manuscript copy of John Gay's"Panegyrical 1835-1870? epistle to Thomas Snow..", (1721), transcribed from Guildhall Library printed book A.9.5. no.24. Copy made mid-19th century. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00207 Original papers of Philip Carteret Webb of Lincoln's Inn, solicitor to the Treasury in the cases Rex vs John Wilkes concerning the"North Briton"and Wilkes'"Essay on Woman"; bound into four volumes and entitled in 19th century hand"King versus Wilkes:original papers and correspondence connected with the prosecution of John Wilkes, Esq MP".

CLC/521/MS00214/001 Original papers of Philip Carteret Webb of 1761-1765 Lincoln's Inn, solicitor to the Treasury in the cases Rex vs John Wilkes concerning the"North Briton"and Wilkes'"Essay on Woman"; bound into four volumes and entitled in 19th century hand"King versus Wilkes:original papers and correspondence connected with the prosecution of John Wilkes, Esq MP". ""Sundry observations on the ""North Briton"" and on discharging Mr Wilkes from his commitment, 1761-5""; with a note that papers bearing the signature ""J Watson"" are those which were seized in Wilkes' house when Wilkes was arrested. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00214 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00214/002 Original papers of Philip Carteret Webb of 1761-1765 Lincoln's Inn, solicitor to the Treasury in the cases Rex vs John Wilkes concerning the"North Briton"and Wilkes'"Essay on Woman"; bound into four volumes and entitled in 19th century hand"King versus Wilkes:original papers and correspondence connected with the prosecution of John Wilkes, Esq MP". ""Proceedings against Mr Wilkes and others as the authors of the ""Essay on Woman"" and for printing the ""North Briton"" and libels, 1762-3"". 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00214

CLC/521/MS00214/003 Original papers of Philip Carteret Webb of 1761-1765 Lincoln's Inn, solicitor to the Treasury in the cases Rex vs John Wilkes concerning the"North Briton"and Wilkes'"Essay on Woman"; bound into four volumes and entitled in 19th century hand"King versus Wilkes:original papers and correspondence connected with the prosecution of John Wilkes, Esq MP". ""Correspondence between Lord March and the Rector of Horne [John Kidgell] and letters from Lord Liverpool, Mr [Charles] Churchill, Mr [George] Grenville, Mr [John] Kidgell and others ..., 1763"". 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00214

CLC/521/MS00214/004 Original papers of Philip Carteret Webb of 1761-1765 Lincoln's Inn, solicitor to the Treasury in the cases Rex vs John Wilkes concerning the"North Briton"and Wilkes'"Essay on Woman"; bound into four volumes and entitled in 19th century hand"King versus Wilkes:original papers and correspondence connected with the prosecution of John Wilkes, Esq MP". Briefs, pleas, declarations and other legal papers; including two printed copies of ""State of Facts relative to Mr Wilkes"" ()." 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00214 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00216 Treatise on the Nevill barons of Abergavenny, 1550-1599? Monmouthshire. Undated (second half of the 16th century?). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00216

CLC/521/MS00217 An History of the Records in the Tower of 1812 London with the Lives of the Keepers of these records especially since the reign of Henry VIII, and some notice taken of their most memorable Deputies. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00217

CLC/521/MS00221 Stewart, James: Copy of the Parliament Roll 1800-1824? during the reigns of Henry VI and Edward IV, In English and copied from the originals by James Stewart. Latin. Undated (early 19th century?). Presented to Guildhall Library in 1824. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00221

CLC/521/MS00223 Abstract of the will of Sir John Morden relating 1736-1770? to 'his liberal gifts to charitable uses & particularly to his Colledge at Blackheath'. With orders for the regulation of the college. Undated; possibly mid 18th century. Morden College was established in 1695 by Sir John Morden (1623-1708), a wealthy East India merchant, on his estate at Blackheath. It originally provided accommodation for forty single or widowed merchants who had lost their livings. Entry conditions were subsequently relaxed and the College now admits women and married couples. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00223 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00230 Transcript of the inventory of goods of Sir 1640-1704 and Not available for general access William Blake and other manuscripts. 18--? Please use microfilm An apparently unconnected series of manuscripts, possibly collated by 'TCC' who transcribed item 1.Notes in the volume record that items 5 and 6 were purchased in 1861 by the antiquarian F. W. Fairholt. Contents: 1. Transcript of the inventory of goods of Sir William Blake of Kensington, deceased, dated 2 February 1630/[1]. 19th century transcript by 'TCC'.2. Inventory of goods in the house of Sir Abraham Daws of Putney, deceased, 23 October 1640.3. Account of wages and other payments due by Sir Thomas Dawes, Michaelmas 1641.4. Estate and household accounts, apparently relating to Hall Place, Hurley, Berkshire, September 1656-September 1657.5. Account of the wardrobe of Charles Stuart, Duke of Richmond and Lennox, as delivered to John Wilcox, 5 May 1670.6. Bill from Thomas Gray for tailor's work done for Lord Chief Baron Montague, 22 April 1698.7. Land tax assessment for the parish of Putney, listing inhabitants, 1704. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00230

CLC/521/MS00231 Inventory of property at Durham Place (i.e. 1528 Durham House). Comprising inventories of 'stuffe delyvered oute at Durham Place' to various persons and 'stuffe receyved from Yorke Place to Durham Place' in September 1528. The latter also notes a few items received from Hampton Court and 'Tyttenaungre' [Tyttenhanger]. Durham House and York Place were the London residences of the Bishop of Durham and the archbishop of York respectively. In 1528 these offices were held by Thomas Wolsey, who also owned Hampton Court and held the manor of Tyttenhanger in Hertfordshire by virtue of his position as Abbot of St Albans. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00231 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00243 Manuscripts of the Revd John Lewis of Margate 1714-1749? in Kent. Includes: a catalogue of manuscripts formerly belonging to John Lewis and sold in 1749 (with prices and purchasers' names); two sermons of the apostolic office and auricular confession by John Lewis, 1714/15; a continuation of the history of the English Puritans, 1741; History of the English Puritans by John Lewis; and copies of earlier documents. The provenance of this volume is not known. Revd John Lewis (1675- 1747) was an antiquary who carried out extensive research on the history of the English Bible and liturgy. He published Wyclif's translation of the New Testament in 1731. For more information on Revd John Lewis see the Dictionary of National Biography 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00243

CLC/521/MS00246 A Memoir containing some most interesting 1807 circumstances relative to the Family of Monk, Dukes of Albemarle. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00246

CLC/521/MS00247 Some interesting Particulars of the life of The 1803 Right Hon. Sir John Jefferies, Baron Jeffries of Wem, in the County of Salop and Knt. and Bart. Lord Chief Justice of the K.B. afterward Lord High Chancellor of England. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00247

CLC/521/MS00254 Laughton, William: Remarks on a Rambling 1734-1735 Club of Ringers and their performances [1733- 4] giving an account of all their Meetings from first to last wherein may be seen the famous Exploits which have bin done in the art of Ringing by that Worthy Body of Men. The Rambling Club of Ringers was formed in 1733. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00254 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00267 Volume prepared by W. Crowther, City 1787 Solicitor. Contents: 1. An Index of the Dunthorn Book pointing to the contents of the same book in the clearest manner possible, by various titles diligently collated and inscribed.2. A code of laws published by the Common Council alphabetically arranged.3. A diary of the proceedings, habits and ceremonials observed in the office of Mayor of the City of London from the 29 of September 1738 to the 28 of October 1739 inclusive.4. The duty and precedency of the Magistrates and Officers of the City of London.5. Index to the first volume of the Case Book.6. Index to the second volume of the Case Book, with abstracts of some of the cases and opinions.7. Particulars relating to the (Merchant Taylors' and Fishmongers') Companies attendance on the Sheriffs and Aldermen upon their being sworn into their office in 1761. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00267

CLC/521/MS00374 List of delivery dates for meat and poultry to His 1671-1699? Majesty's House in Northamptonshire, with the quantity required and the price, undated (late 17th century?). Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00374

CLC/521/MS00375 Warrant from the Prince of Wales (afterwards 1618 January King Charles I) to Sir Henry Hobart to prepare a 26 commission, dated 26 January 15 James I In English and (1618). Latin. Parchment. With sign manual and privy seal of the Prince of Wales and signature of Sir H. Hobart. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00375 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00382 Bond dated 26 February 1669/70 by Edward 1670 February Franck, citizen and merchant tailor, and 26 Katherine Franck of Highgate, widow, to Sir In English and William Wild baronet, one of the justices of Latin. King's Bench, in a penalty of -ú2,000 for performance of covenants of an indenture of mortgage of even date. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00382

CLC/521/MS00400 Release by Katherine Browning, widow, only 1648 April 21 surviving daughter of Edward Irby late citizen and grocer to Robert Abbott, citizen and scrivener, and Bethiah his wife, only daughter of the said Anne, of all right to two messuages in Cornhill in the parish ofSt Michael Cornhill. Vellum 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00400

CLC/521/MS00401 Bargain and sale by William Medlicott, citizen 1655 February and grocer, and Sarah his wife, to Robert 9 Abbott, of three messuages adjoining and lying together in the parish of St Michael Cornhill. Vellum. Endorsed memorandum of inrolment in Hustings on Monday after the feasts of Saints Pepetua and Felicitas, 1654/5 (seals missing) 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00401

CLC/521/MS00404 Bargain and sale by Sir John Chapman, knight 1682-1683 and alderman, surviving executor of Robert Abbott, citizen and alderman, and Robert Abbott, citizen and mercer, his son, and Susannah his wife, to Thomas Browne and William Millett of London, gentlemen of those tofts whereon formerly stood three messuages destroyed by the Great Fire, in the parish of St Michael Cornhill, 23 November 1682. Vellum. Reconveyance endorsed, dated 23 March 1683 to the said Robert Abbott. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00404 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00405 Lease for one year by Sir John Chapman, 1683 March 23 knight and alderman, surviving executor of the last will and testament of Robert Abbott, citizen and alderman, and Robert Abbott, citizen and mercer, to John Sweeting of London, merchant, of two messuages and partof a messuage, with adjoining buildings and appurtenances etc, in the parishes of St Michael Cornhill and St Bartholomew by the Exchange"'or one of them". Vellum 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00405

CLC/521/MS00414 Lease for a year by Charles Sweeting of 1714 February London, grocer to William Pitt of London, 17 merchant of a messuage known as the Red Lyon. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00414

CLC/521/MS00431 Commander Richard Copeland's letter-book 1828-1835 when successively in command of H.M. ships Mastiff, Meteor, and Beacon. This volume was probably a 19th century gift to or purchase by Guildhall Library. It was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00431

CLC/521/MS00435 Deering, Charles,d1695?-1749: An itinerary for 1745? the Grand Tour of England and the Continent and other miscellaneous observations. Includes, inter alia, notes on English towns (indexed); religious relics in Italy; and a list of English historians since the Conquest 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00435

CLC/521/MS00454 Opinions relating to the customs of London by 1671-1735? John Lingard, Common Serjeant, T Pengelly, Spencer Cowper and others. Compiled late 17th or early 18th centuries. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00454 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00462 Saunders, Isaac: Sermons. 1825-1835 Saunders was the rector of St. Ann Blackfriars. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00462

CLC/521/MS00476 Manuscript copies of title pages of the 1828 published works of Joseph Taylor, with cuttings of frontispieces pasted in; compiled by Taylor for his use in case of any dispute about copyright. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00476

CLC/521/MS00477 Walmesley, William Gerard: Journal (also 1819 written by William Latham) of a pedestrian tour of the counties of Flint, Denbigh, Caernarvon, Anglesey and Merioneth in North Wales during the month of June 1819. This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1889 and was subsequently catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00477

CLC/521/MS00484 Lang, Andrew,1844-1912: Manuscript draft and 1893 printed text of "Argument for the existence of a brownie". 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00484

CLC/521/MS00490 Accounts of William Cross and John Pugh, 1770-1779 receivers of the rents and profits of the estates in the cause between George Henry Harrington, an infant, by his next friend (William Raban), plaintiff, and John Gorham and James Garth, executors of George Harrington Cox, deceased and Hannah Cox, widow, defendants. With three of their original affidavits, dated 5 August 1773, 26 November 1777, 7 July 1779 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00490 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00491 Pedigrees and arms of London families, with 1600-1799? additions by Peter le Neve, Norry King of Arms, and Barak Longmate. With an index and the arms in trick. Compiled 17th and 18th centuries. Formerly in the collection of Thomas Martin FSA of Palgrave, whose autograph is on the inside of front cover, and afterwards belonging to Sir George Nayler, Garter King of Arms, whose bookplate is at the beginning of the volume. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00491

CLC/521/MS00493 Letter book of John Atkins, Lord Mayor of 1818-1819 London, during his mayoralty, 1818-19. Indexed by name of correspondent. Pages 144- 51 and 222-5 have been cut out. John Atkins, Citizen and Merchant Taylor, was Alderman of Walbrook Ward 1808-38, Sheriff 1809-10 and died in 1838. This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1893 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1894 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00493

CLC/521/MS00498 Copy of two letters"written by a Roman 1666, 1671 Catholick to his friend a Protestant upon the late firing of London, Sept 2 1666". Signed N.N. and dated 6 and 13 September, 1666. Also includes remarks on some references to papists contained in "The Regal Apology" and other works; with extracts from Chamberlayne's "Present State", 1671 and the "London Gazette", 8 September 1666 relating to the Fire of London 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00498

CLC/521/MS00499 "The substance of several sermons preach'd on 1719-1722 different subjects at the meeting house in Little St Hellens, London, by the Reverend Mr Harman Hood, 1719-22". In various hands. 1 volume formerly 4 volumes Former Reference: MS 00499 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00505 Balcarres, Colin Lindsay, 3d Earl of, 1654?- 1696 1722. An account of the affairs of Scotland, relating to the Revolution in 1688. Subsequently printed in 1714. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00505

CLC/521/MS00509 Diary (Lett's diary for the year 1829) kept by 1829 Alderman William Thompson, during his mayoralty. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00509

CLC/521/MS00529 A funeral sermon occasioned by the decease of 1711 August Mrs Lettice Marriott, who died 11 August 1711, by Mr John Shower, preached at the Meeting House in Old Jewry, London, on 19 August 1711. Includes pedigree of Mrs Lettice Marriott, and copies and extracts from the deceased's papers relating to historical and other events, 1677- 1710. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00529

CLC/521/MS00534 Letters from Samuel Davis to Thomas Pengelly, 1666 dated from Southtown [near Yarmouth], 26 September and 1 October 1666. Each letter contains a slight reference to the Great Fire. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 00534

CLC/521/MS00542 Cibber, Colley, 1671-1757: Letter to his 1750? daughter, Mrs Charlotte Charke, 1713-1760, dated Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, 27 March [no year given], refusing to assist her. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00542

CLC/521/MS00576 Mr Solicitor General's [Sir John Somers] report 1691 October touching the Cities having a grant of fines set 28 upon indictments removed out of the Court of Conservancy by writ of Certiorari into the King's Bench. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00576 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00633 Conveyance from William Beckford, esq, and 1821 June 4 his trustee, to John Plummer and Job Ede, esqs, as trustees on the occasion of a sale to Thomas McKenzie, esq, of Harbour Head Plantation etc in the Island of Jamaica. Parchment. The schedule gives the names, ages and other particulars of the slaves included in the sale. With an affidavit attached 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00633

CLC/521/MS00661 Holograph letter from Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) 1900 February to Mr F G Rubeck, written upon a visiting card, 22 with the envelope. 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 00661

CLC/521/MS00774 Owen, Richard,Sir,1804-1892: Letter to Alfred 1882 March 22 Stanley Foord. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00774

CLC/521/MS00775 Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893: Letter to Alfred 1890 March 4 Stanley Foord. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00775

CLC/521/MS00777 "Omnegatheru[m] Johannis ffitzjames"- 1573? Not available for general access commonplace book of John Fitzjames. In Latin and The book includes extracts from classical English. authors, notes on law, biographical list of Roman emperors, notes on the Order of the Garter, notes on the "order and manner of swearinge of the L. mayor of London" and "A lerned awnser unto articles exponed Junii 22 1573". This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1890 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1900 1 volume Former Reference: MS 00777

CLC/521/MS00795 Indenture of recovery from Thomas Knight and 1728 October Mary his wife to John Skidmore of a house 1 called the Plume of Feathers, situated in the manor of Old Paris Garden, Southwark. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00795 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00825 Sale by George Etheridge of London, gent, to 1600 Robert Goodwin, citizen and salter of London, of a messuage called the Prior's House in Trinity Lane, in the parish of Holy Trinity the Less, within the City of London. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00825

CLC/521/MS00828 Mortgage from William Mourtoft of the City of 1648 May 20 London, esq, to Robert Campion, citizen and woodmonger of London for -ú60 of a house situated in the close of Great St Helens in the parish of St Helens Bishopsgate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00828

CLC/521/MS00829 Sale by Thomas Howe of Gray's Inn to Thomas 1651 Nash of the parish of St Giles without November 3 Cripplegate, wheelwright and citizen and leatherseller of London for -ú250, of a messuage with yard, stable and hayloft, situated in Whitecross Street in the parish of St Giles aforesaid. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00829

CLC/521/MS00831 Conveyance by James Winstanley of Gray's 1653 May 13 Inn, esq, George May of London, gent, and Nathaniel Phesaunt of London, merchant, as trustees of Peter Phesaunt, a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, to Stephen Phesaunt of Upwood, Huntingdon, in consideration of his payin -ú700 to Nathaniel Phesaunt, eight messuages in Long Lane and West Smithfield in the parish of St Sepulchre without Newgate in the liberties of the City of London. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00831 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00833 Demise by Matthew Hunter,"Clarke Rector"of 1668 April 4 the parish church of Newbold Pacey, Warwick and Sarah his wife, to Edward Marshall, citizen and fremason, of ground in the liberty of the priory house called Whitefriars, on a building lease for 53 years at anannual rent of -ú28. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00833

CLC/521/MS00835 Demise by Henry Jones, citizen and dyer and 1679 October John Stocke of London, gent, to Robert Wilson 10 of London, merchant for 99 years in trust and for the benefit of the said Henry Jones, of all that messuage called the Talbott, situated near the south end of London Bridge, and other property in St Olave Street in Southwark, Surrey. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00835

CLC/521/MS00836 Release and conveyance by John Gosling of 1679 October Ratcliffe in the parish of Stepney, alias 10 Stebonheath, Middlesex, ship chandler, and Mary his wife, to John Andrews, citizen and armourer, for -ú132.10.0 of a messuage in Little Britain in the parish of St Botolphwithout Aldersgate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00836

CLC/521/MS00837 Mortgage by Joseph Deavonshire, citizen and 1684 June 13 carpenter to Bridgett Looker of St Botolph without Bishopsgate, widow, of property in Cock Lane, Bethnal Green for -ú100. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00837 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00854 Assignment by Richard Francklin, citizen and 1684 June 11 weaver of London, assigns to Joseph Deavonshire, citizen and carpenter of London, for -ú60, of the unexpired lease of a piece of garden ground in Nicoll Street in the"hamblett of Bethnell Green in the parishofSteabonheath alias Stepney", Middlesex. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00854

CLC/521/MS00855 Release from Dr Humfrey Brookes to the 1685 July 31 churchwardens and feoffees of the parish of St James Duke's Place, Aldgate of land in Much Hornemead, Hertfordshire. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00855

CLC/521/MS00856 Demise by Gilbert Unwin of St Paul, Covent 1685 Garden, citizen and draper of London, to John September 23 Peakeman of St Giles in the Fields, cook, of a messuage"in the high street called Holbourne"for seven years at an annual rent of -ú15. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00856

CLC/521/MS00917 Assignment tripartite by John Tompson of St 1691 August James Westminster, mason, to William Tewer 14 (Tuer) of the same parish, milliner, in trust for himself and Sarah Clerke of St Giles in the Fields (late of Hoby, Leicestershire) of the lease of two houses in Norfolk Street, strand for 47 years; with a plan of the property attached. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00917

CLC/521/MS00918 Release from Joshua Peirce to William Fraser 1694 May 9 of property on the north side of Gray's Inn Passage in the parish of St Andrew Holborn. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00918 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00919 Counterpart mortgage by George Jackson of 1694 April 11 London, bricklayer to Richard Appleton, citizen and joiner and Henry Bedell, citizen and scrivener of premises and land in the"hamblett of Bethnell Greene". Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00919

CLC/521/MS00920 Bargain and sale by Nathaniel Jackson, citizen 1704 and mercer, and Stephen Locker, citizen and November 10 leatherseller to Daniel Mayo of Kingston-upon- Thames, clerk of a messuage in Chequer Alley, near White Cross Street in the parish of St Giles Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00920

CLC/521/MS00921 Lease for a year by Sarah Smith of London, 1715 widow and Rebecca Smith, daughter and sole September 2 heir of Joseph Smith, late citizen and merchant taylor, to John Davis, citizen and loriner of six freehold messuages in Whitecross Street in the parish of St Giles Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00921

CLC/521/MS00922 Mortgage by George Jackson of London, 1695 bricklayer to Joseph Simson, citizen and September 25 clothworker of premises in Boat Alley near Marine Square late part of Well Close, near Ratcliffe highway. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00922

CLC/521/MS00923 Release from Richard Walter of Harlaxton, 1736 Lincs, and Mary his wife, to Arthur Walter, December 1 citizen and fishmonger to two messuages in Drury Lane. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00923 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00924 Assignment by George William Prescott, 1794-1803 George Grote, William Culverdon and John Hollingworth, bankers of Thredneedle Street, with the consent of Thomas Reeves of"Spittle Fields", wine merchant and John Knight of Mile End Old Town, print cutter, assignees of the estate of John Francis Morier, late of Temple Mills, calico printer, to Robert Lyon and Alllen Lambert of Carshalton, Surrey, millwrights, of an unexpired lease of land and houses at Temple Mills, West Ham, Essex, dated 10 November 1794. Parchment. On the back of sheet 1 are two deed polls, one by Lyon and Lambert dated 18 August 1796, selling the above lease to James Hall, the other by Jane Hall, widow of James Hall, selling the lease to Robert Dymoke, dated 5 January 1803 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00924

CLC/521/MS00925 Indenture of a recovery of a timber yard in 1726 June 4 Wood Street, London, wherein William Halton of Muswell Hill, esq, was demandant and Elizabeth Cressener of Earl's Colne, Essex was tenant. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00925

CLC/521/MS00926 Covenant between William Cass of St Luke's 1738 October parish, Middlesex, gent, and James Powell of 18 Duke Street in the Old Artillery Ground in the Liberty of the Tower of London, tailor, whereby William Cas undertakes to produce the indentures of lease and release of property in Great Hormead, Herts, and several messuages in"Blew"Anchor Alley, St Giles Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00926 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00927 Demise by Dame Elizabeth Varnacker 1743-1765 Sambrooke of St George Hanover Square, widow, and others, to James Bermingham of St Giles in the Fields, gent, of a piece of ground and messuage thereon situated in Leigh Street, St George the Martyr, for 25 years at anannual rent of -ú8. Parchment. On the back are 3 deed polls selling the above lease (1) Bermingham to Robert Elvey, 2 May 1747; (2) Elizabeth Elsey to Walter Hutchison, 16 June 1764; and (3) Hutchison to Thomas Finney, 25 June 1765 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00927

CLC/521/MS00928 Indenture made between Charles Sackville, 1754 Earl of Middlesex and Charlton Palmer of November 13 Philpot Lane, London, gent, for the purchase of an annuity of -ú100. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00928

CLC/521/MS00929 Deed poll by James Cooke, hardwareman, 1758 June 8 assigning for £330 all his goods and chattels in his house situate in the Poultry, London, to Richard Adney of London, merchant. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00929

CLC/521/MS00931 Bargain and sale from Jonas Bodnam of 1588 February London, gent, to Adam Rainshawe, citizen and 1 carpenter, of a house in Hart Street, in St Olave, Aldgate Ward. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00931

CLC/521/MS00932 Assignment by Edward Chandler of Fleet 1775 June 22 Market, undertaker and Mathias Hodgson of Whittington, Lancs, gent, executors of Mathias Hodgson, late of Gray's Inn, gent, of their interest in a chamber, 5 Holbourn Court, to Oliver Dixon of Gray's Inn, gent. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00932 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS00933 Assignment by Elizabeth Warner of Elm Street, 1794 October Gray's Inn Lane, widow, to Charles Lloyd, in 25 trust for her children Thomas and Mary Ann Warner, of a leasehold messuage in North Street, in the parish of St Luke, Moorfields, previous to her marriage with John Burge, carver and gilder of the parish of St John Clerkenwell. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00933

CLC/521/MS00934 Demise by Henry Gosling of London, gent, son 1590 and heir of Richard Gosling, citizen and draper, December 4 to John Chalkhill of Kingsbury, Middlesex, gent, of 3 messuages on the north side of the Strand, near Drury Lane for -ú400. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00934

CLC/521/MS00937 Demise by Isaac Honywood of Hampstead, 1683 February esq, to Anthony Ball, citizen and cutler, and 11 John Browne, citizen and carpenter, of a piece of ground called"Pitfield in Hoxton alias Hogsdon", for a term of 900 years at an annual rent of -ú5. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00937

CLC/521/MS00938 Indenture of a recovery of two messuages 1633 January called the Cock and Hoop and the Holy Lamb in 24 the parish of St Leonard Shoreditch, wherein John Noble, citizen and tallow chandler was demandant and George Cooke, citizen and tallow chandler was tenant. Parchment with seal attached 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00938

CLC/521/MS00940 Deed to declare the use of a fine, Isaac Welsh, 1682 June 13 of Birmigham, and others plaintiffs, John Kimberley and others, deforciants, of land and messuages in Hagley, Yardley and King's Norton, Wrocestershire. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 00940 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01100 The Bell of St Paul's, holograph manuscript of a 1871-1899? novel by Sir Walter Besant (published by Chatto & Windus 1889), undated. Paper. First page of each chapter signed. On the manuscript of the novel, the prologue (7 chapters) is subtitled "Bank Side". This was discarded in the published version. This manuscript was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1902 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 bundle in envelope Former Reference: MS 01100

CLC/521/MS01160 Demise by Sir John Brownlow of St Giles in the 1682 May 31 Fields, Middlesex, Bart to Thomas Stephenson of the same parish, joiner, of part of a parcel of ground in Drury Lane whereon Lenox House formerly stood, on a building lease for 46 years at an annual rent of -ú6. parchment (imperfect) 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01160

CLC/521/MS01222 Pedigree of Sir Thomas More, copied from the 1898 records of the Herald's College by Everard Green, Rouge Dragon. 1 roll in box, together with Ms 1223 Former Reference: MS 01222

CLC/521/MS01223 Illuminated pedigree of the Roper family, with 1636 Unfit other copies on paper, and the armorial Not available for general access bearings of the Roper and allied families. Paper and parchment. 1 box containing 5 items. Stored together with Ms 1222 Former Reference: MS 01223

CLC/521/MS01224 A collection of papers relating to the Roper 1600-1699? family, 17th century. 1 box Former Reference: MS 01224

CLC/521/MS01226 The elements of navigation performed by 1790 Thomas Welton Stokoe. Educated in the Royal Mathematical School, Christ's Hospital. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01226 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01230 Three letters, dated 14, 16 and 20 March 1848 1848 respectively from General de Rumigny, aide- de-camp to HM Louis Philippe, while at Claremont, to J C Gaury, brother of Capt Gaury of the National Guard. 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 01230

CLC/521/MS01244 Will of James Buckhurst of the parish of St 1652-1653 Botolph Aldgate, mariner"now bound forth to the parts beyond the seas", 23 November 1652, with Prerogative Court of Canterbury grant of probate attached, 6 September 1653. Parchment 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 01244

CLC/521/MS01253 Five dollar note of the Kirtland and Safety 1837 February Society Bank, Kirtland, Ohio, payable to O.P. 10 Good, and signed by S. Rigdon, President, and J. Smith Jnr., cashier and later founder of the Mormon Church (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01253

CLC/521/MS01351 Psellus, Michael: Pselli ad Imperatorem 1400-1499? constantinum de vietus ratione Georgio Valla In Latin. Placentino interprete [treatise on nutrition], 15th century. This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1900, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1904 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01351

CLC/521/MS01358 Indenture made between Robert Basset, son 1486 25 and heir of Robert Basset, Alderman and October citizen of London, and Nicholas Barles, skinner and citizen of London, relating to property in Grub Street in the parish of St Giles Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01358 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01359 Articles of agreement made the 24 day of 1532 December 24 Hen VIII between William Roche, alderman and citizen of London and Richard Buckland, haberdasher, relating to a messuage called Peter and Paul, and other property in Paternoster Row. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01359

CLC/521/MS01419 Demise by John Wallington, citizen and turner 1601 March 26 to Robert Springe, citizen and skinner, for an unnamed consideration, of two tenements and gardens situated in the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, abutting towards the south upon the Katherine Wheel beside the common well there. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01419

CLC/521/MS01420 Sale by Robert Springe of London, gent, 1614 May 10 Thomas Springe of London, mercer, Thomas Pounsett of Haveringe le Bower, Essex, gent and Ciceley his wife to Raphe Pynder, citizen and draper of two tenements and gardens situated in the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, abutting towards the south upon the Katherine Wheel beside the common well there, for the sum of -ú143.10.0. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01420

CLC/521/MS01421 Deed of recovery by Robert Lawe and William 1614 July 25 Lawe of two tenements and gardens situated in the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, from Ralphe Pynder, according to the custom of the City, Robert Springe, Thomas Springe, Thomas Pounsett and Cecilia his wife being vouchers. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01421 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01422 Sale by Paul Pindar, nephew of Sir Paul Pindar, 1624 February of London, gent, son and heir of Ralph Pindar, 25 late citizen and draper, to Walter Stone, citizen and draper for -ú180 of all those two messuages and two gardens in St Botolph Bishopsgate, abutting towards the south upon the Katherine Wheel against the common well or pump there. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01422

CLC/521/MS01521 Cromwell, Oliver: Two letters with autograph 1653, 1656 signatures: 1. to the Lord Mayor of London (Sir Thomas Vyner) on behalf of Percival Brathwaite with reference to his freedom of the city, dated Cockpitt, 29 November 1653; 2. to the committee of the city of London for Gresham College, demanding the suspension of the election of a professor of geometry, dated Whitehall, 9 May 1656. Mounted on board 2 letters Former Reference: MS 01521

CLC/521/MS01525 Gayer, John, Sir.Two letters dated 19 March 1696-1710 1696 and 11 December 1699 from Bombay Castle, and one dated 6 January 1710 from Surat, written by Sir John Gayer, Governor of Bombay, to Sir Stephen Erance, banker, Lombard Street. 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 01525

CLC/521/MS01527 Power of attorney of Raphe Allyne empowering 1632 July 3 Anthony Barry to resume possession of property in Barge Yard, Bucklersbury, and hand it over to John Bennett. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01527

CLC/521/MS01529 Deed of sale by which Oliver Cromwell of 1597 Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, uncle of the December 12 Lord Protector, conveys certain property in the Barge in Bucklersbury and Sise Lane [St Sythes Lane] to Thomas and Elizabeth Knyvett. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01529 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01530 Note for two pence from the Fleet Bank, in 1809 imitation of a Bank of England note, dated 20 May 1809, payable to Mr Abraham Lattitat, signed by John Scott and numbered 853. 1 item Former Reference: MS 01530

CLC/521/MS01532 Holograph letter from Charlotte Bronte to Ellen 1852 July 1 Nussey, dated from Haworth. Mounted on board 4 pages Former Reference: MS 01532

CLC/521/MS01534 The case of Robert Meldrum, a prisoner in 1706 Newgate, charged with being concerned in a conspiracy to assassinate William III in 1696. 1 gathering in envelope Former Reference: MS 01534

CLC/521/MS01539 Holograph letter from Charles Dickens to Mr. 1845 Item no longer in collection Ellis, from 1 Devonshire Terrace, York Gate, November 6 Regents Park. 1 item Former Reference: MS 01539

CLC/521/MS01541 Indexes to the registers of eight Suffolk 1907 parishes, made by the Revd Edward Cookson of Ipswich. Contents: p.1 Great Bealings, 1544-8. p.3 Bungay (Holy Trinity), 1557-1800. p.9 Cockfield, 1564-1859. p.13 Ilketshall St Andrew, 1541-1619.p.13 Hasketon, 1538-1813. p.63 Ufford, 1558-1614.p.105 Spexhall, 1538- 1769. p.137 Martlesham, 1653-1812. The entries for the first four parishes are excerpts only. The others appear to be complete. The original registers for all these parishes are available for consultation at Suffolk Record Office (Ipswich branch); however, the registers of Great Bealings deposited there do not contain entries for 1543-8.|The list of contents on the first page of this volume is inaccurate. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01541 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01551 Two autograph letters of Richard Westall, R. A., 1835 dated 17 June and 9 November 1835, the latter addressed to Edmund Marks. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 01551

CLC/521/MS01552 Autograph letter from Thomas Campbell, the 1811 May 8 poet, dated Sunday 8th May [18]11, Waterloo Place, addressed to James Sheridan Knowles. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01552

CLC/521/MS01553 Clay, Louise Campbell: Notes on "The 1907 temptation in the wilderness" by Benjamin Robert Haydon, in St. George's church, Regent Street. 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 01553

CLC/521/MS01554 Clack, Thomas Stanley: Genealogies relating to 1907 the family of Clack. Paper 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01554

CLC/521/MS01558 Letter sent from Paris by balloon post, 1870 addressed to J. Gaury, 80 Watling Street. December 20 Paper In French. 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 01558

CLC/521/MS01559 Autograph of Beata Elizabeth Macaulay, cousin 1830 of Baron Macaulay, Boulogne-sur-Mer. On a flyleaf from a worn-out copy of "The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott", complete in one volume. Paris (Galignani), 1827. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01559

CLC/521/MS01588 Lease by William Laud, Bishop of London, of a 1630 April 19 tenement called the Housekeeper's house in St Paul's churchyard for a term of 21 years. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01588 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01589 Lease by William Laud, Bishop of London, of a 1630 April 6 tenement in the west churchyard of St Paul's cathedral for a term of 21 years. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01589

CLC/521/MS01590 Lease by John Aylmer, Bishop of London, of a 1593 June 21 tenement called the Grenehall, situate on the south side of St Paul's cathedral for a term of 21 years. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01590

CLC/521/MS01594 Indenture by which Sir Ralph Sadler sells a 1550 May 20 messuage with garden and land situate in Humberton Street, and other messuages and lands, all in the parish of Hackney, Middlesex. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01594

CLC/521/MS01633 Patent issued by William Penn granting to 25 1709 acres of land in the liberty of the city of November 17 Philadelphia, the same concessions attached to 1250 acres of land in the province of Pennsylvania. Parchment.With Great Seal (broken) of the province of Pennsylvania. 1 membrane in envelope Former Reference: MS 01633

CLC/521/MS01634 Fragment of conveyance by William Penn of 1681 July 1250 acres of land in the province of Pennsylvania, with autograph of William Penn. Parchment 1 fragmentary membrane in envelope Former Reference: MS 01634

CLC/521/MS01659 D'Oyley, John: Plan of boundary of Tinkers 1813 Bridge field in the parish of Walthamstow, Essex. This was part of the D'Oyley Collection purchased by the Epping Forest Committee in 1889 and given to Guildhall Library. See CLC/232 for the rest of the collection. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01659 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 40 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01663 Volume compiled by Edward Conroy of 1831 information relating to the institutions of Great Britain, with a note by Queen Victoria thanking him for the volume. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01663

CLC/521/MS01665 Testimonial to George Chapman, late Captain 1860? 48 hours notice required for H. M. Militia, Honorary Secretary of the London access Fencing Club, etc, from his friends and companions in arms, ca. 1860. 1 item in folder Former Reference: MS 01665

CLC/521/MS01711 Reynolds, Henry Fitzgerald: Genealogical notes 1899 relating to the Reynolds family of the counties of Roscommon and Dublin, Ireland, later of Hull, Yorkshire. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01711

CLC/521/MS01714 Will of Nicholas Roe, citizen and clothworker. 1708 March 1 Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01714

CLC/521/MS01715 Grant of arms to James Waynwright of London, 1647, 1657 dated 5 July 1647; with endorsement, grant or assignment of arms to Alderman Wainwright of London [1657]. Illuminated parchment with seal of Garter King of Arms. James Wainwright, citizen and haberdasher, was Alderman of Aldersgate Ward, elected 28 October 1657 and discharged 17 November 1657. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01715

CLC/521/MS01716 Petition for the appointment of a Commission 1819 February made by John Tyler of Princes Street, Ratcliffe 26 in Middlesex, sugar refiner, against John Bass of the Castle Inn, Woodford, in Essex, victualler, dealer and chapman, bankrupt; with a copy of the Commission issued by the Lord Chancellor. Parchment with a broken seal 1 envelope containing 2 membranes Former Reference: MS 01716 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01744 Copy of a will made by Richard Smyth of 1695 Cornakey in the parish of Moorwinstow, Cornwall. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01744

CLC/521/MS01745 Monmouth, James Scott, Duke of: Book 1664-1681 containing copies of letters, warrants and certificates given by, and petitions to, the Duke of Monmouth and the Earls of Oxford and Chesterfield respectively, as Chief Justice in Eyre of all his Majesty's Forests, 14 April 1664 to 30 July 1681. Includes a list of licence-holders, a record of "amerciaments", deer killed and distributed, informations laid, and a copy of a warrant, signed by the King, dated 10 December 1672, for the killing and delivery of "one fatt doe of this season" to George Scott of Chigwell, Essex, the great-grandfather of the owner of the book (p. 49)|Inserted in the volume is a particular of the yearly rents of the lands of Jeffery Lee of Loughton, Essex, of which George Scott was a trustee, 1673 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01745

CLC/521/MS01754 Balcarres, Colin Lindsay,3d Earl of, 1654?- 1696 1722: Belcarra's memoirs: or, a history of the Revolution in the year 1688, contained in a memorial presented to King James VII. Includes the Viscount of Dundee's epitaph 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01754

CLC/521/MS01755 Collection of papers relating to the family of 1701-1715 Anstis. 1 parchment cover containing 17 items Former Reference: MS 01755 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01762 Eames, J: Copy report on the executorship and 1769 trusts created by the will and codicil of Sarah, late Duchess Dowager of Marlborough. This was prepared by J. Eames, in pursuance of the decretal orders and orders of revivor, made 1753-69, on hearing of the cause between the Earl of Marchmont and three others, executors of her Grace, and John Spencer, an infant, only son and heir of the Hon John Spencer, deceased, upon accounts referred to him. There are five schedules, containing accounts of the estate, an account of money received by the executors, and accounts of debts and legacies paid, and sums invested by them in purchases respectively 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01762

CLC/521/MS01764 Ducarel, Andrew Colte. 1713-1785: Summary 1753 account of the Society of Doctors' Commons, with biographical notices of the members from the end of the 15th century to 23 October 1750. Indexed. Contains a few full-page sepia drawings of monuments. Also, some account of the Court of Arches (fo.v). At the end is a copy of the charter of the Society, and case of the College of Doctors. Transcript of the original manuscript made by his secretary. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01764

CLC/521/MS01767 Reference to the plan [tithe award] of the parish 1838 of Hawridge, Buckinghamshire, surveyed by John Rolfe Glenister of Tring, Hertfordshire, and certified by the Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales. A copy "examined with the original". 1 volume Former Reference: MS 01767

CLC/521/MS01784 Declaration made by Moses Delaune of 1632 London, silk stocking weaver, whereby he December 10 acknowledges the receipt of his portion of the estate of his father and releases his uncle as surviving executor of the will and codicil. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01784 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01795 Copy of the will of John Hillersdon of the Inner 1684? Temple, London, dated 5 July 1679, with a codicil dated 30 March 1684. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01795

CLC/521/MS01798 Release by Sir William Luckyn of Messing Hall, 1681 Essex, and his wife, Dame Mary, daughter of December 1 William Sherington the elder of London, merchant, as to three thousand pounds received by them, and an acknowledgement of one thousand pounds more secured by an assignment of a lease. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01798

CLC/521/MS01804 Probate of the will of John Crotch of Stow 1683 Bedon, Norfolk, single man. September 9 Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01804

CLC/521/MS01807 Probate of the will of Thomas Rushall of the 1686 parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, citizen and December 31 carpenter. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01807

CLC/521/MS01810 Indenture tripartite, dated 3 June 1715, 1715, 1737 whereby Mary Boteler of the parish of St Martin in the Fields settles on Richard Rycroft of London, vintner, a sum of money; with a discharge dated 23 March 1737. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01810

CLC/521/MS01811 Probate of the will of Ann Martell of London, 1718 widow. September 5 Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01811 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01814 Letters of administration granted to Sarah 1727 Burdyn, as widow of Henry Burdyn, of the December 1 parish of St Ann Westminster. In Latin. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01814

CLC/521/MS01818 Probate of the will (dated 4 February 1736) of 1744 Joseph Lord of Bishopsgate Street, London (proved 5 March 1744). Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01818

CLC/521/MS01819 Probate of the will of Thomazine Benet of the 1737 August parish of St George Hanover Square, 19 Westminster, spinster. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01819

CLC/521/MS01820 Probate of the will of William Smith of Reigate, 1746 March 11 Surrey (will not attached). Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01820

CLC/521/MS01821 Probate of the will of William Presgrave of the 1748 May 3 parish of St Margaret Westminster, surgeon. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01821

CLC/521/MS01822 Letters of administration granted to Barbara 1763 April 18 Knowles as daughter and residuary legatee for life, named in the will and codicil of Frances Presgrave, late of the parish of St Margaret, Westminster. Parchment. Includes a copy of the will of Frances Presgrave 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01822 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01823 Letters of administration granted to Barbara 1763 April 18 Knowles as daughter and administratrix of Frances Presgrave, widow and residuary legatee named in the will and codicil of William Presgrave of the parish of St Margaret Westminster, in respect of a portion of his estate left unadministered by his executors, the one surviving having died intestate. Parchment. Includes a copy of the will of William Presgrave 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01823

CLC/521/MS01824 Probate of the will of John Coward of the parish 1748 August 9 of St Andrew Holborn, gentleman. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01824

CLC/521/MS01825 Probate of the will of James Strangwayes of the 1754 March 1 Inner Temple. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01825

CLC/521/MS01826 Letters of administration granted to Elizabeth 1754 August Butler as daughter of William Standish of the 30 parish of St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01826

CLC/521/MS01827 Probate of the will of John Butler of the parish 1776 August of St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, deputy corn 17 meter of the city of London. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01827

CLC/521/MS01829 Probate of the will of Margarett Cross of Hoxton 1766 January Square, Middlesex, widow. 13 Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01829 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01830 Probate of the will of Dinah Hope of Little 1767 February Ormond Street and of the parish of St Andrew 5 Holborn, widow. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01830

CLC/521/MS01832 Probate of the will of Roger Hope Elletson of 1775 Curzon Street in the parish of St George December 2 Hanover Square, proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01832

CLC/521/MS01838 Copy of the freedom of the City of London of 1758 February William Fletcher, son of Orlebar Fletcher, 15 citizen and merchant taylor. Parchment, mounted on card 1 item Former Reference: MS 01838

CLC/521/MS01843 Demise by Sir Thomas Hayes and wife of a 1605 messuage on the east side of St Mary Axe in September 29 the parish of St Andrew Undershaft; with schedule attached. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01843

CLC/521/MS01844 Counterpart conveyance by Sir Thomas Hayes, 1605 Citizen and Alderman and late one of the December 5 Sheriffs of London to Sir Gabriel Poyntz of North Ockenden, Essex of a messuage in the parish of St Andrew Undershaft. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01844

CLC/521/MS01846 Conveyance by George Fulwood of Fulwood 1604 February Street, Middlesex and wife to George Garth of 10 Morden, Surrey of a messuage in High Holborn in the parish of St Andrew Holborn. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01846 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01848 Conveyance by John Keling of the Inner 1634 March 27 Temple of a messuage in Dorset Court or Salisbury Court in the parish of St Bride Fleet Street. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01848

CLC/521/MS01849 Notification by Mary Delaune, spinster, of 1634 May 9 London, acknowledging the receipt of a sum of money in full payment of her share of the estate of her late uncle, Peter Chamberlain of Blackfriars, surgeon. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01849

CLC/521/MS01862 Probate copy of the will of Richard Fynche, 1640 March 2 citizen and merchant taylor, of London and of Dunstable, Bedfordshire. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01862

CLC/521/MS01866 Acknowledgement by Abel Roper of Fleet 1656 Street, London, citizen and stationer, that a November 21 bond for -ú200 given to him, was made at the request of Abraham Fothergill of Barnard's Inn and in trust for Fothergill; and that Roper assigns his interest to Fothergilland promises not to remit the obligation without his consent. Mounted on card 1 item Former Reference: MS 01866

CLC/521/MS01869 Probate copy of the will of Andrew Middleton of 1660 London< Citizen and Skinner, dated December 31 1658 and proved in the Prerogtive Court of Canterbury on 19 June 1660. Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01869 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01880 Indenture of release of two messuages in the 1670 parish of St Anne and St Agnes, Aldersgate by December 7 John Terry, Citizen and Mercer, to Thomas Manton, DD, of the parish of St Paul, Covent Garden in consideration of a marriage with his daughter Anne. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01880

CLC/521/MS01881 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1670 of the will of Dame Jane Mico of the parish of St December 9 Andrew Holborn. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01881

CLC/521/MS01882 Counterpart deed of settlement on the marriage 1673 May 9 of John Lamb of Hackney to Elizabeth Killigrew releasing certain messuages in and near Fire Ball court, Houndsditch, in the parish of St Botolph Aldgate, and two messuages in Sydon or Seething Lane in the parish of Allhallows Barking. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01882

CLC/521/MS01883 Counterpart deed of settlement concerning the 1673 estate of Arabella Forsett of Marylebone, September 23 spinster on her marriage with Thomas Austen of Hoxton; with a schedule of deeds. Parchment. One of the deeds cited contains the name Isaac Walton (1645). 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01883

CLC/521/MS01897 Engrossed copy will of John Grice, citizen and 1689 April 12 ironmonger, of the parish of Christchurch. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01897

CLC/521/MS01901 Letters of administration granted to Dorothy 1697 August Chuter, of Ash, Surrey, in respect of her late 13 husband's estate. In Latin. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01901 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01903 Lease by Richard Gwinne of part of a cellar in 1698 March 30 the parish of St Dunstan in the West, used as a coffee-house; with a paper plan and particulars of deeds. Paper and parchment 1 envelope containing 4 items Former Reference: MS 01903

CLC/521/MS01909 Statement of sums paid to militiamen's families, 1795 February to March 1795. Paper, mounted on card. The corps of militia has not been identified. 1 sheet Former Reference: MS 01909

CLC/521/MS01915 Assignment whereby William Day of Thavies 1705 October Inn and his wife transfer a bond. 9 Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01915

CLC/521/MS01922 Declaration of a trust of £2000 for Francis 1713 July 8 Heywood, junior, of the parish of St Giles. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01922

CLC/521/MS01923 Declaration of trust relating to the marriage of 1714 Francis Heywood of Holywell alias St Cross, in December 9 the city of Oxford, and Elizabeth Berenberg of Kensington, Middlesex; with two endorsements and a schedule of jewels. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01923

CLC/521/MS01925 Counterpart lease from John Freeman of 1715 March 30 Hawley Court, Berks to Christopher Digges of the parish of St Andrew Holborn of a messuage in the same parish. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01925 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01926 Probate copy of will of James Penrice, late of 1715 London, merchant. September 15 Parchment In Latin. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01926

CLC/521/MS01933 Probate copy of will of William Wright of the 1721 May 22 Inner Temple. In English and Parchment Latin. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01933

CLC/521/MS01934 Articles of agreement on the marriage of Gilbert 1721 August 4 Knowler of London, druggist, and Mary Blandford of Hampstead, Middlesex, concerning her marriage portion. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01934

CLC/521/MS01935 Counterpart declaration of trust by Robert 1726 May 17 Yaxlee of Yaxley, Suffolk, to Sarah Durham of the parish of St Andrew Holborn, widow. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01935

CLC/521/MS01941 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1744 February of the will of Susannah Giles, late of [Thames 7 Street] in the parish of St Botolph Billingsgate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01941

CLC/521/MS01948 Copy will, 13 July 1753, of John Hope of 1753 Charterhouse Square, Middlesex, with an explanatory clause subjoined, 16 July 1753. Paper, mounted on card 1 item Former Reference: MS 01948

CLC/521/MS01949 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1755 of the will of Samuel Saunders of Leadenhall September 18 Street in the parish of St Andrew Undershaft, cane merchant. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01949 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01951 Appointment of trustees for Sarah Collens of 1756 Frome, spinster, on her marriage with Edward December 28 Jeffries of Lothbury, London, factor in Blackwell Hall. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01951

CLC/521/MS01954 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1761 of the will of Samuel Burroughs, [Master of November 6 Chancery], late of the parish of St Andrew Holborn, but at the city of Bath, with two codicils. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01954

CLC/521/MS01955 Articles of agreement between James Cecil 1765 June 8 Salisbury, Earl of Salisbury and James Paine of the parish of St Martin in the Fields, architect, as to rebuilding Salisbury Street, Strand; with a plan. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01955

CLC/521/MS01967 Letters patent appointing Joseph Bullock to the 1801 May 21 office of Keeper of the Lions, etc, in the Tower of London. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01967

CLC/521/MS01986 Counterpart indenture appointing Nicholas 1657 Jenkins to be bailiff of Westminster. December 24 Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01986

CLC/521/MS01988 Bond given by Richard Stockton of the parish of 1663 March 23 St Martin in the Fields, victualler, to tenants of In Latin and shops in the building commonly called English. Brittaines Burse [i.e. the New Exchange, Strand] in the parish of St Martin in the Fields, for the performance of certain covenants. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01988 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS01994 Lease by Lord Dartmouth (Dartmouth, George 1688 June 30 Legge, Baron, 1648-1691)and another of a parcel of ground on the west side of a new street designed on the ground of Lord Dartmouth, near"Tuttle"[Tothill] Street in the parish of St Margaret Westminster. Parchment 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 01994

CLC/521/MS01996 Lease by the Duke of Norfolk (Norfolk, Henry 1689 Howard, Duke of, 1655-1701) of a parcel of September 30 ground on the east side of Norfolk Street, in the parish of St Clement Danes. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 01996

CLC/521/MS02000 Original will bearing the mark and seal of 1697 May 17 Margaret Williams, of the parish of St Margaret Westminster. Paper, mounted on card 1 item Former Reference: MS 02000

CLC/521/MS02002 Probate copy of the will of Dorothy Chuter of 1705 April 23 the parish of St Margaret Westminster. In English and Parchment Latin. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02002

CLC/521/MS02004 Lease by the Duke of Norfolk (Norfolk, Thomas 1706 Howard, Duke of, 1683-1748) of a messuage, November 1 etc, at the north end of Arundel Street in the parish of St Clement Danes. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02004

CLC/521/MS02005 Assignment by Thomas Morley of the parish of 1709 May 9 St James Westminster of a sum of money as stated in his father's will. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02005 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02007 Conveyance by Mary Woodhall of the parish of 1714 April 22 St James Westminster, spinster, sole executrix and residuary legatee of her brother, Thomas Woodhall, deceased, of two annuities of -ú20 each held in trust for her. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02007

CLC/521/MS02008 Conveyance Mary Woodhall of the parish of St 1714 April 22 James Westminster, spinster, sole executrix and residuary legatee of her brother, Thomas Woodhall, deceased, of two annuities granted to Thomas Woodhall. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02008

CLC/521/MS02014 Release by Richard Rider of the parish of St 1730 February James Westminster, apothecary, and Mary his 20 wife, of Thomas Lowther of the parish of St Martin in the Fields, discharging him from certain trusts as surviving trustee for Mary Rider. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02014

CLC/521/MS02017 Assignment in trust by Thomas Lowther of the 1736 March 19 parish of St James Westminster on the marriage of his daughter Frances, spinster to William Presgrave of the parish of St Margaret Westminster of a parcel of ground and buildings erected or to be erected thereon, in Sackville Street, Westminster. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02017

CLC/521/MS02018 Assignment in trust by Thomas Lowther of the 1737 June 14 parish of St James Westminster on the marriage of his daughter Mary, spinster to John Wilkie of the parish of St Martin in the Fields of a parcel of ground and a messuage thereon, in Sackville Street, Westminster. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02018 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02023 Assignment of trust by the executors of William 1750 August Presgrave of the parish of St Margaret 13 Westminster, surgeon, deceased, in relation to the marriage settlement of Elinor Dawson of the parish of St Paul Covent Garden. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02023

CLC/521/MS02024 Grant of probate for the estate of Ann Hopkins, 1755 late of the parish of St Margaret Westminster. December 20 Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02024

CLC/521/MS02027 Original will of Mary Wilkie, of the parish of St 1763 April 7 Margaret Westminster. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02027

CLC/521/MS02044 Conveyance by Richard Arkwright of Willersley, 1801 October in the parish of Matlock, Derbyshire, acting 24 executor of Sir Richard Arkwright, late of Cromford, Derbyshire, of a parcel of ground in the Adelphi, in the parish of St Martin in the Fields, being part of Durham Yard. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02044

CLC/521/MS02069 Conveyance by Sir Francis Child, alderman, of 1695 June 19 London and others of a house and garden in the parishes of St Martin in the Fields and St James Westminster; with a plan. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 02069

CLC/521/MS02074 Inventory of furniture and fixtures in a dwelling- 1768 April 20 house in Aldermanbury (with a rough list). Paper, mounted on card 2 items Former Reference: MS 02074 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02078 Affidavit made by Francis Seward of Wilton, 1773 February Wiltshire, with reference to money due to him. 3 Paper, mounted on card 1 item Former Reference: MS 02078

CLC/521/MS02100 James, King of England. (A brief authorizing a 1687/8 collection for French Protestants). London. Manuscripts Section copy has ms note on dorse: "Collected for ye French protestants in ye parish of St Andrew Wardrobe, March 28 (1687) -ú7 3s. 4d., John Storing, Rector, Thomas Penn, James Jones, Churchwardens". Guildhall Library, A list of books printed in the British Isles ... before 1701, 2659. Wing, J 402 1 sheet Former Reference: MS 02100

CLC/521/MS02116 Isaac, Judaeus: Fragments of a work on natural 1300-1335? science in an early 14th century English hand. In Latin. Vellum. Includes the end of Isaac Judaeus' "Diete universales" and the beginning of his "Diete particulares". The latter begins with the illuminated initial and the rubric "Complevimus in libro primo universalem significationem". However both bifolia may not be of this text. The one that has no illuminated leaf appears to be in a different hand, and in layout the text is unlike that of Isaac Judaeus (see note held with the manuscript). These pages were purchased by Guildhall Library in 1920, and were catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 envelope containing 8 pages Former Reference: MS 02116 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02119 Seven tractates of the Breviary of John, son of 1250-1299? On temporary exhibition loan Serapion (Syrian physician of the 8th or 9th In Latin. century), translated by Master Gerard of Cremona (A.D. 1119-1187) from the Arabic into Latin (Breviarium Johannis filii Serapionis medici translatum a Magistro Girardo Cremonensi de Arabico in Latinum). A sample image is available to view online via the Player and shows the first page with the historiated initial showing a doctor teaching. A medical work written in an English hand of the second half of the 13th century, describing diseases with their remedies.

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

Parchment. 20th century binding. This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1920, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume of 85 leaves Former Reference: MS 02119 Copy census of the island of Barbados for the year 1678-9, compiled by Sir Jonathan Atkins, Governor, in 1680.

CLC/521/MS02202/001 Copy census of the island of Barbados for the 1680 year 1678-9, compiled by Sir Jonathan Atkins, Governor, in 1680. Indexed (in vol.2). Lists of landowners, with quantities of land owned, and servants; transcripts of entries of baptisms and burials for each of the parishes on the island March 1678- October 1679; an account of the number of slaves imported and sold 1 December 1678- 1 December 1679; an account of the number of acres and slaves in each parish; and relative amount of sugar tax levied by the Act dated 15 April 1680; and a list of planters on the island owning 200 acres or more, 1673. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02202 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02202/002 Copy census of the island of Barbados for the 1680 year 1678-9, compiled by Sir Jonathan Atkins, Governor, in 1680. Indexed. Calendar of licences to leave the island granted February 1678- November 1679, with the names of the passengers, the ships and the ships' captains; nominal rolls of the individual companies comprising the military forces of Barbados; lists of individual masters of plantations, householders and tenants etc. within the divisions of individual companies; account of artillery on the island, and lists of judges and members of the King's council and assembly. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02202

CLC/521/MS02459 Funeral sermon for Harman Sheafe, who died 1685 28 September 1685 aged 8; followed by a collection of hymns. Paper 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02459

CLC/521/MS02461 Assignment by Sir Christopher Wren, Surveyor 1712 August 6 General of Her Majesty's Buildings, and others, of the houses comprising Bridgwater Buildings in Bridgwater Square alias the Barbican Square, erected upon the site of Willoughby House alias the Barbican alias Bridgwater House. Parchment.Plan attached, with the rentals marked on each house. 1 item Former Reference: MS 02461

CLC/521/MS02701 List of debts due and owing to William Cronin, 1820 January 37 Snowsfields, Borough, Southwark, exhibited 15 under William Cronin's bankruptcy commission at the Guildhall. Paper 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02701 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02708 Memorandums made by Richard Farington of 1676-1749 London and Iver, Buckinghamshire. Richard Farington, citizen and distiller, was Deputy of the ward of Cripplegate, and lived in Grub Street for 55 years. The volume includes information about the Farington family. It was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1925 and was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02708

CLC/521/MS02709 Survey of the manor of Finsbury, made by Sir 1793 John Soane"on behalf of the Corporation of the City of London and the Prebendary of St Paul's"; including detailed coloured plans of the 25 lots into which the manor was divided (except for lot 24 which has no plan). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02709

CLC/521/MS02737 Armorial bearings of the Lord Mayors of London 1881 from 1189 to 1881, compiled by Alfred William Whitehead Morant (1828-1881). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02737 Conder, Josiah: Recapitulation lectures on the Christian religion: or, a system of Christian divinity.

CLC/521/MS02742/001 Recapitulation lectures on the Christian religion: 1780-1781 or, a system of Christian divinity. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02742

CLC/521/MS02742/002 Recapitulation lectures on the Christian religion: 1780-1781 or, a system of Christian divinity. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 02742 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 59 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS02745 A plan of the Thames' banks from London 1684, 1974? Bridge to the Lower End of Limehouse on the north shore, and to Cuckold's Point on the south shore, showing the quays, wharves, docks etc., surveyed by Greenvile Collins, 1684. With loose key, being a modern photocopy of two sheets taken from Thomas Hale, "An account of several new inventions and improvements..." (1691). With additional notes on later revised versions of Collins' plan held, as part of the Pepys collection, at Magdalen College, Cambridge. This plan was donated to Guildhall Library in 1926, and was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 gathering of 7 sheets in box Former Reference: MS 02745

CLC/521/MS02903 Receipt from Richard Whittington (also known 1402 May 7 as Dick, 1357?-1423), citizen and mercer, and In Latin. others, Receivers General in England of Edward Plantagenet, Earl of Rutland, for £233 6s 8d, the purchase price of the manor of Oxhey, Hertfordshire. The deed has in the centre a seal with the legend S. Ricardi Whityngton. 1 item in box Former Reference: MS 02903

CLC/521/MS02923 Extracts from the diary and correspondence of 18--? John Sanderson, citizen and draper, Turkey Merchant, from 1560-1610, transcribed in the 19th century from British Library Ms Lansdowne 241. 1 sheaf in envelope Former Reference: MS 02923

CLC/521/MS03063 Barrett, Charles Raymond Booth: Pen and ink 1891 drawings (9) of stone signs in London. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03063

CLC/521/MS03064 Sketches (13) of carved stone signs and 1834 inscriptions formerly existing in the City, made by the Very Rev John William Burgon, Dean of Chichester. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03064 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 60 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03071 Collections to illustrate the history of the Percy 1800? family of Worcestershire and its connections. Probably made by Thomas Percy, D.D., Bishop of Dromore, 1782-1811. These items were purchased by Guildhall Library in 1933, and were catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 box containing 17 bundles Former Reference: MS 03071

CLC/521/MS03109 Letter written by Robert Southey in Lisbon to 1800 William Taylor, Surrey Street, Norwich. November 26 1v with 1 item pasted in Former Reference: MS 03109

CLC/521/MS03289 Papers of Charles Hayne of Dartmouth, Devon. 1720, 1742- Domestic bills and receipts for household 1806, 1824- expenses and for purchases of clothing etc. 1742 made in London and Devon, 1720 (an earlier Hayne), and 1742-1806. They include a fire insurance policy on his house in Dartmouth (July 1761); there are also some bills and receipts of Robert Pulsford, M.P. for Hertford 1824-42 and eleven French bank notes (1792- 3). This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1934. It was catalogued in the same year (and revised in 1979) by members of Guildhall Library staff 1v with loose sheets pasted in Former Reference: MS 03289

CLC/521/MS03290 Miscellaneous historical notes chiefly relating to 1771-1835? Westminster; with a few items relating to other places in the vicinity of London; by John Thomas Smith (1766-1833) and others. Late 18th - early 19th century. 1v, loose sheets pasted in Former Reference: MS 03290

CLC/521/MS03339 The order of procession at the funeral of Sir 1596 Thomas Skinner, Lord Mayor of London. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03339 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 61 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03340 Jacobus, de Voragine (ca. 1229-1298): 1400-1499? Legenda aurea: fragments of a 15th century version. Vellum 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03340

CLC/521/MS03344 Miscellaneous apprenticeship indentures, 1646-1873 arranged alphabetically by apprentice's surname. Parchment and paper. Probably an artificial collection of loose items. Very miscellaneous and includes parish poor law and livery company apprenticeships. 1 box containing 71 items Former Reference: MS 03344

CLC/521/MS03403 Account book of the executors of the estate of 1792-1817 Joseph Gibbs, in account with Mary, Ann, James and Michael Gibbs. Michael Gibbs was Lord Mayor, 1844-5. He died on 9 June 1858 aged 77. In the manuscript he is described as "of Walbrook". In directories he is listed as I. & M. Gibbs, Gunpowder Office, 33 Walbrook (1808) and Michael Gibbs, 33 Walbrook (1829). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03403

CLC/521/MS03404 Hooper, Hilda J: An account of William Ward, 1938 founder of the City of London School for Girls. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03404 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 62 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03457 Release by John Schadworthe, Richard 1410 May 31 Whittington mercers, William Askham fishmonger, John Cokayn chief baron of the King's Exchequer and Stephen Spelemen, citizen and mercer To William Marcheford, Thomas Aleyn and John Whatele, citizens and mercers of London Of the Manor of Broxham and land in the parishes of Edenbrugge, Westerham, Chydingstone and Hevere, all in Kent.

Vellum, five hanging ring seals, the second from the left with the legend S. Ricardi Whityngton 1 item Former Reference: MS 03457

CLC/521/MS03458 Grant and confirmation by William Marcheford, 1410 June 7 Thomas Aleyn and John Whatele, citizens and mercers of London To William Crowemer, William Norton, John Hiham citizens and drapers, Thomas Sakevile knight, Thomas Jope, Henry Barton citizens and skinners, Richard Forster and Sir John Fekeham clerk of the manor of Broxham Of lands called Knolles and Charmanwode and other lands in the parishes of Chidyngstone, Pensherst, Hevere, Bradstede and Sondresshe all in Kent

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Mention of Richard Whittington in narratio. 1 item Former Reference: MS 03458

CLC/521/MS03459 Letter of attorney from William Marcheford, 1410 June 7 Thomas Aleyn and John Whatele, citizens and mercers of London, to John Boteler and John Fossebrook, mercers, to deliver seisin of the manor of Broxham [in the parish of Westerham, Kent], and lands called Knolles and Charmanwoode in Henere, to William Crowemer, William Norton, John Hiham, Thomas Sakevile, knight, Thomas Jope, Henry Barton, citizens and Sir John Fekenham, clerk. Vellum with three hanging ring seals 1 item Former Reference: MS 03459 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 63 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03498 Collection of documents relating to the 1689-1715 superintendence of, and measures taken against, papists in Middlesex. Contents: 1. Certificate to the Priv Council concerning returns of papists, 1690.|2. Return of papists, Uxbridge, Hampton and Twickenham, Middlesex, 1689.3. Proposals of the Middlesex magistrates to give effect to the late proclamation commanding the papists forthwith to depart from the City of London and Westminster, undated [1690?].4. Address to the King (William III) on his deliverance from conspiracy, 1695/6.5. Order of council for justices to transmit names of French papists, 1696.6. Copy of Privy Council letters on jurors and non-jurors, 1696 (2 items).7. Minutes of meetings of magistrates, 1696 about requirements for justices to subscribe to voluntary association.8. List of persons refusing to take oaths in Holborn division, 1696.9. Copy order of council to take account of papists, with list of names of constables in Westminster, and return of the numbers of papists in Westminster parishes, 1706.10. Certificate of persons taking or refusing oaths at special sessions held at the Blue Bell, Edmonton, 1707/8.11. Return of papists and reputed papists who took or refused to take the oaths in New Brentford division, 1708.12. Return of papists in New Brentford, 1711.13. Names and places of abode of papists and reputed papists against whom warrants have been issued for bringing them before the Petty Sessions at Kensington, 1711.14. Letter from Lord Dartmouth to the Lord Keeper, expressing the Queen's commands that the justices of London and Westminster give "as perfect a list as they can of all papists inhabiting within the City of London and the City and Liberty of Westminster", 1712/13.15. Return of papists in Kensington division, 1714.16. Magistrates' order to High Constable to direct search for papists and reputed papists, 1715. 1 guard file Former Reference: MS 03498

CLC/521/MS03546 Holograph letter from Charles Dickens (1812- 1855 August Item no longer in collection 1870) to Sir Joseph Olliffe, concerning the 26 Corporation of London and the Visit of Queen Victoria to Paris. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03546 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 64 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03547 Collection of legal papers relating to Edmond 1633-1704 Sherman, merchant of London, and his family, including the original of Edmond Sherman's will, dated 24 May 1691. Paper and vellum 1 bundle in folder Former Reference: MS 03547

CLC/521/MS03554 Holograph letter of Nelson, Horatio Nelson, 1798 Viscount, (1758-1805), dated "Vanguard, Mouth of the Nile, August 8th 1798", to the Lord Mayor of London, presenting to the City of London the sword of M F Blanquet, commanding French Admiral at the Battle of the Nile, 1 August 1798. 1 file containing 1 item Former Reference: MS 03554

CLC/521/MS03580 Manuscript history of Pewterers' Hall compiled 1937 by Captain A V Sutherland-Graeme, Bertrand Johnson and Justus Eck; written by Daisy G Sharpe. Inserted are 13 photographs of the Hall 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03580

CLC/521/MS03581 Ellison, John Henry Joshua: Great times: 1942 manuscript of a sermon preached in the parish church of St Margaret Lothbury, before the Lord Mayor, on 29 September 1942. Ellison was the rector of St Michael Cornhill. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03581

CLC/521/MS03591 Briggs, Alexander Raven: Address on the 1936 history of St Mary Aldermanbury. Deposited 8 April 1938. Address collated, and then delivered on Nov. 28, 1936 by Alexander Raven Briggs, parish clerk of St Mary Aldermanbury and churchwarden of St Alphage London Wall 1 envelope Former Reference: MS 03591 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 65 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03607 Letter from Rev C V Le Grice of Stonehouse, 1815 August 1 Plymouth to Samuel John, Esq, Penzance, giving an account of Napoleon Bonaparte on board the Bellerephon before his transfer to HMS Northumberland on 7 August. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03607

CLC/521/MS03608 Papers relating to the estate (Hendon etc) of Sir 1704/5 William Rawlinson (1640-1703), Serjeant at Law and one of the commissioners for the custody of the Great Seal of England (1688-93) . 1 bundle in an envelope Former Reference: MS 03608

CLC/521/MS03609 Page, Gregory: Draft of appeal by the 1687/8 guardians of Elizabeth and Mary Lynes, orphan daughters of Joseph Lynes of Rodriffe, Surrey to the Lord High Chancellor, contesting the last will of the said Joseph Lynes. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03609

CLC/521/MS03614 Letters addressed to Joseph Littlehales, Esq, 1754/5 attorney at law, of Cowley Street, Westminster. 7 items in envelope Former Reference: MS 03614

CLC/521/MS03624 City of London Gas Company and Metropolitan 1868 District Railway Bill, 1868. Mr Cawley's report entitled:"Observations on the effect of the railway on the Gas Company's works and of the agreement between the Railway Company and the Metropolitan Board of Works inserted in schedule II of the bill now before the House of Lords", June 1868. Also includes a black and white photograph of the Company's works across the Thames 2 items in envelope Former Reference: MS 03624 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 66 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03626 Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834: Letter to 1794 July 22 Henry Martin giving account of his journey to Wales. With later annotations. Transcript with later annotations and (attached) a biographical memoir of Coleridge's brother James. 2 items in envelope Former Reference: MS 03626

CLC/521/MS03635 Appointment by George III of Thomas Cadell to 1798 June 21 serve as captain of the company of Walbrook ward. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03635

CLC/521/MS03636 Three unsigned letters addressed to Joseph 1821-1828 Hume, M.P. for Middlesex. The first letter, dated 1821, comprises the text of verses on political matters "sent to The Times by a Middlesex freeholder". The second letter, dated 1826, is from the Society of Freemasons in Paris, and concerns the proposed abolition of tithes in England. The third letter, dated 1828, concerns reform of the militia. 1 envelope containing 3 double sheets Former Reference: MS 03636

CLC/521/MS03637 Collection of letters by Samuel Edkins, esq, of 1810-1812 Warwick, to Messrs Payne & Morshead, solicitors, of Aldermanbury. The letters concern the estrangement between Edkins' daughter and her husband, and financial arrangements for the family. With one draft letter from Payne & Morshead to Samuel Edkins. 1 envelope containing 10 items Former Reference: MS 03637

CLC/521/MS03639 Autograph letter from John Brand (1744-1806), 1802 March 10 FSA, resident secretary to the Society of Antiquaries 1784-1806, to Charles Beazeley esq., Whitehall, concerning the latter's admission to the Society. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03639 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 67 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03643 Hardwicke, Philip Yorke, 3rd Earl of: 1816-1832 Correspondence and accounts with London firms and traders including several with booksellers listing books. Note: This collection contains an autograph letter from Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke, to John Flaxman the sculptor, dated 8 May 1823, with reference to Flaxman's taking Lord Philip's profile for a monumental tablet. 1 bundle in envelope Former Reference: MS 03643

CLC/521/MS03644 Sharp, Granville (1735-1813): Remarks 1779 June 9 concerning the obstruction lately made at Richmond to the continuance of the towing path for the Thames navigation. Dated Old Jewry. 1 envelope containing 1 item of 4 folios Former Reference: MS 03644

CLC/521/MS03692 Gaskoyne, Joel: Chart of the Guinea coast, 1683 coloured. Vellum. Inscribed "Made by Joel Gaskoyne at the signe of ye Plat nere Wapping old Stayres 3 doares belowe ye Chappel. Anno dom. 1683" Note on dorso: "Chart of Guinea coast given to me by Revd Mr Orpen July 1759". The provenance of this chart is not known. It was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1946 1 item Former Reference: MS 03692

CLC/521/MS03693 Conveyance from Henry Hayward, citizen and 1694 January joiner of London and Sarah his wife (the widow 2 of William Lyon, citizen and distiller of London), to Jane Slater, spinster of Bermondsey, of a messuage and tenement in Gracechurch Street in the parish of St Peter Cornhill. Indorsed with a certificate of enrolment in the Court of Hustings. Vellum and paper with seal. With a bond by Mrs Henry Haywood to Miss Jane Slater to perform covenants, dated 2 January 1694 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 03693 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 68 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03715 Autograph letter from Josiah Boydell, alderman 1808 June 8 of the ward of Cheap, to Knight Spencer, esq, of Friday Street, relating to the risk attending a late journey from London 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03715

CLC/521/MS03725 Grant of general pardon, quitclaim and release 1414 by Henry V to John and Cornel Bristowe of In Latin. London, goldsmiths, late of Geshertigonbusse [sic] in Brabant, born within the obedience of Duke Charles of Burgundy. By writ of privy seal and authority of Parliament. Dated Westminster, 1 July 1414. Vellum, seal broken 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03725

CLC/521/MS03726 Autograph letter from David Terry, actor and 1827 playwright (1780?-1829) to John Taylor, esq, of 92 Norton Street, Portland Place, reflecting on a volume just published by the latter and referring to his"valuable intimacy with the literary and dramatic lights of the past..". Dated Adelphi Theatre, 10 December 1827. The addressee is probably John Taylor, miscellaneous writer and author of "Monsieur Tonson", (1757-1832) and the volume referred to is probably his "Poems on Various Subjects" (1827). See DNB. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 03726

CLC/521/MS03730 Anonymous London diary and commonplace 1818-1824 book, 2 July 1818 - 21 December 1824, with, at front,"A brief chronological table of events connected with the affairs of the late Queen Caroline from the death of George III". Indexed. The diary is a record of public events and contains no personal details about the compiler 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03730 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 69 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03754 Inventory, taken 1594, of the"goods and 1594 chattels, household stuff, plate, ready money and debt, late belonging to William Harriott, late of the parish of St Antholin, seen, valued and appraised by Thomas Bate, mercer, Thomas Rowe, merchant-tailor, Arthur Jackson, clothworker and Martin Billingsley, haberdasher, citizens of London, appointed and sworn for the true valuing thereof by the alderman [Sir William Webbe] of the ward [of Cordwainer] wherein the testator did inhabit at the time of his decease". Vellum. Incomplete and damaged by vermin at end. 1 roll Former Reference: MS 03754

CLC/521/MS03758 Tinted ground plan of the Rummer Tavern and 1724 two houses adjacent in Bishopsgate Street, in the parish of St Helen Bishopsgate, being part of the estate of Henry Lovell, Esq; by William Brasier, surveyor. Showing arms of Bishopsgate ward. Vellum 1 item mounted on board in envelope Former Reference: MS 03758

CLC/521/MS03760 Inventory of the goods and chattels of Anthony 1640 Abdy, deceased, formerly alderman and (1630- 1) sheriff of London; taken and valued in his house at Leytonstone, Essex, and in Lime Street, London. Note: a collection of arrest warrants issued to constables and summonses before the magistrates of the peace for the City of London, with an account of the New Compter, 1792-3, formerly Ms 3760, was transferred to CLRO in 1950.|The will of Anthony Abdy was proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury on 4 December 1640. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 03760 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 70 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS03779 Detailed accounts of the Duke of Shrewsbury 1712-1718 (Shrewsbury, Charles Talbot, Duke of, 1660- 1718) and the Earl of Oxford as executors of the will of Richard Savage, Earl of Rivers. Dated 1712-17, with a receipt for -ú386.4s paid by them to William Dixon, 1718. 1 envelope containing 5 items Former Reference: MS 03779

CLC/521/MS03787 Copy of the will of Samuel Rush of Ludgate Hill, 1775 jeweller. With a draft codicil. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 03787

CLC/521/MS03830 Three apprenticeship indentures to the printing 1836, 1864, trade relating to the Eburne family. 1887 Vellum 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 03830

CLC/521/MS04561 Genealogical memoranda relating to Sir 1850? Thomas Leigh, Lord Mayor 1558-9. Compiled ca. 1850. Paper 1 roll of 4 sheets Former Reference: MS 04561

CLC/521/MS04952 Original papers (including press cuttings, 1839-1840 engravings, sketches and correspondence) of Joseph Gwilt (1784-1863) relating to the planning and architectural competition for the erection of the Royal Exchange. In 1838 Joseph Gwilt was appointed as an assessor of the competition for the rebuilding of the Royal Exchange. For more information on the life of Joseph Gwilt see the Dictionary of National Biography|This volume was donated to Guildhall Library in 1948, and it was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 04952 Chaffers, William (1811-1892): Records of Cordwainer and Bread Street Ward, and the churches formerly therein; including the history of St Mary le Bow and Aldermary and the extinct church of St Antholin Budge Row with the churchwardens' accounts, 1580-1700, and numerous explanatory notes, the benefactors, biography and memorials. To which is added the history of the adjacent church of St Stephen Walbrook with extracts from the churchwardens' accounts. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 71 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS04992/001 Records of Cordwainer and Bread Street Ward, 1889 and the churches formerly therein; including the history of St Mary le Bow and Aldermary and the extinct church of St Antholin Budge Row with the churchwardens' accounts, 1580-1700, and numerous explanatory notes, the benefactors, biography and memorials. To which is added the history of the adjacent church of St Stephen Walbrook with extracts from the churchwardens' accounts. pp.1-270. Contains the history of these manuscript collectanea at the preface written by a past master and clerk of the Wheelwrights' Company. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 04992

CLC/521/MS04992/002 Records of Cordwainer and Bread Street Ward, 1889 and the churches formerly therein; including the history of St Mary le Bow and Aldermary and the extinct church of St Antholin Budge Row with the churchwardens' accounts, 1580-1700, and numerous explanatory notes, the benefactors, biography and memorials. To which is added the history of the adjacent church of St Stephen Walbrook with extracts from the churchwardens' accounts. pp.271-608.Contains the Roman and Medieval antiquities discovered in the vicinity in 1840-50 with upwards of 200 illustrations (chiefly drawings in pen and ink). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 04992

CLC/521/MS05136 Historical account of the ancient and present 1829 churches of St. Mary le Bow, London, by Mr. Thomas Lott, jun., of Bow Lane, and presented by him ... to the Canterbury Philosophical and Literary Institution in May 1829. Paper 1 volume Former Reference: MS 05136

CLC/521/MS05173 Inventory of the goods, chattels and credits of 1723 June 3 Joshuah Squiers, late of the parish of St Sepulchre Newgate, baker, deceased. Parchment 1 roll Former Reference: MS 05173 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 72 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS05211 Account of disbursements of the personal 1619 estate of John Browne, late of the parish of St Mary at Hill, deceased. Parchment 1 roll of 2 sheets in envelope Former Reference: MS 05211

CLC/521/MS05302 List of creditors issued against Thomas Marc, a 1776 bankrupt, of the parish of St Andrew December 16 Undershaft, mercer, dealer and chapman, showing creditors' signatures, with record of debts proved and dividends. Parchment 1 roll Former Reference: MS 05302

CLC/521/MS05397A Conveyance of a freehold banking house nos. 5 1865 and 7 Fenchurch Street and 2-3 Philpot Lane with right of entry by covered passage from Philpot Lane by Thomas Hankey of 96 Eaton Square, John Alers Hankey of 16 Park Crescent, Regents Park and Thomas Alers Hankey of 7 Fenchurch Street to the Consolidated Bank Limited. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 05397A

CLC/521/MS05677 Inventory of Giles Crouch, deceased, of 1580? Cornhill, merchant. Paper 1 item Former Reference: MS 05677

CLC/521/MS05761 Holograph letter from Caius Gabriel Cibber 1675? (1630-1700), sculptor, to Sir Christopher Wren, relating to employment of a founder for work on the Monument erected after the Great Fire, and submitting three proposals, with estimates, for an ornament to be placed at the top of the column. Undated (probably 1675). Formerly in the collection of William Upcott. Paper, mounted; in folder with 20th century notes concerning the date of the letter and the erection of the Monument 1 sheet Former Reference: MS 05761 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 73 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS05897 Papers relating to Henry George Hudson and J. 1825-1852 Noah Smith his nephew, watermen and lightermen, their families and estates (chiefly in Lambeth). These papers were donated to Guildhall Library in 1949, and were catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 bundle of 4 files Former Reference: MS 05897

CLC/521/MS05913 Book of accounts of the estate of Alexander 1704-1705 and Goodall, senior, gentleman, of Shalbourn, 1716-1720 Westcourt, Wiltshire, deceased, showing the division between the beneficiaries Alexander Goodall, junior, and William Goodall, 1715/6- 1720, with, reversed at back, memoranda of money in"the shop"by Alexander Goodall and partners, 1704-5. Includes lists of debtors to the estate .Deposited by the Brewers' Company; connection with the company unknown. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 05913

CLC/521/MS06144 Collection of London letters addressed to Jonas 1717-1724 Hanway, fellmonger, of Lavington, near Petworth, Sussex. 1 bundle of 12 items, in envelope Former Reference: MS 06144

CLC/521/MS06372 Papers relating to a dispute concerning the 1679-1701 and estate of Frederick Herne of London, nd gentleman (died 1694). The papers include: accounts of Herne's yearly interest in his lifetime and of the administration of his estate after his death, including investments in the East India Company and in ships sailing to China and elsewhere; joint accounts of Frederick Herne and his brothers relating to the estate of their father Nathaniel Herne (alderman of Billingsgate Ward 1676-9); and legal papers etc, 1679-1701. With, at front, pedigree of the Herne family compiled late 19th or early 20th century. 1v with loose sheets pasted in Former Reference: MS 06372 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 74 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS06437 Account of the administrators of the goods of 1623 August Mary Massey of the parish of St Stephen 26 Walbrook, widow, deceased, including funeral expenses. 1 roll of 2 parchment sheets Former Reference: MS 06437

CLC/521/MS06679 List of 410 indentured servants bound for the 1682-1686? American and West Indian colonies, giving the name of the servant, usually his age and place of origin, the name of the master, and the destination. Undated but ascribed to 1682-6 from internal and other evidence. 1 sheaf with modern binding Former Reference: MS 06679

CLC/521/MS06788A Volume containing school exercises of John 1771-1808, Thwaites, commenced on 16th April 1771, and 1859 rough accounts and day book of a clockmaker 1780-1808. Incomplete date coverage. Includes an entry dated 29th January 1859 1 volume Former Reference: MS 06788A

CLC/521/MS06826 Woodthorpe, Henry: Commonplace and 1840-1841? memoranda book, interleaved with miscellaneous notes, copies of documents and drawings. Partly blank. Some of the contents of this book relate to Woodthorpe's interest in the affairs of the Corporation of London, but most are of a very miscellaneous nature. Henry Woodthorpe was Town Clerk 1825-42. This volume was donated to Guildhall Library in around 1950 1 volume Former Reference: MS 06826

CLC/521/MS06827 Original will of Robert Wylkyns the elder, citizen 1552 May 28 and turner. Parchment, with one hanging ring seal 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 06827 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 75 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS07067 A collection of documents and deeds relating to 1773-1815 the Silvester family, containing, inter alia, letters and papers relating to the confirmation of arms granted to Sir John Silvester, also copy of his will with codicil. Vellum and paper. Sir John Silvester was recorder of London, 1803-21. 1 bundle of 30 items Former Reference: MS 07067

CLC/521/MS07139 Inventory of fixtures at Harry Darby's esq., 1816 October Cullum Street, Fenchurch Street, valued to 16 John Hilton, Esq., merchant. Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 07139

CLC/521/MS07251 Inventory of goods, chattels, rights and credits 1722 of Thomas Sadler, citizen and goldsmith, late of December 28 the parish of St Bride Fleet Street, deceased. Vellum 1 roll Former Reference: MS 07251

CLC/521/MS07379 Inventory of the stock in trade of the late firm of 1823 Cover and Lawrence, carpenters, builders and sashmakers, of Hoxton, Middlesex, and Bread Street, London. Paper. The partners in the firm were John Cover of Hoxton and William Lawrence, alderman of London 1848-55 and sheriff 1849- 50. This inventory was taken on the death of John Cover, 1823. With a report on property in Haberdashers' Walk, Hoxton Market Place, and Queen Street, Hoxton, Bread Street, London, and Claremont Terrace, Pentonville, belonging to the late firm; and schedules of outstanding debts, etc 1 volume Former Reference: MS 07379 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 76 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS07871 Papers of the executors of Sir George Lee, of 1600-1788 Doctors Commons and Hartwell, Buckinghamshire, Dean of Arches and Prerogative Court of Canterbury judge (1700- 58), chiefly relating to properties situated in Bell Yard, Gracechurch Street and in Fresh Wharf, Thames Street. Also containing sundry papers relating to the estate of Sir William Lee, elder brother of Sir George Lee, Chief Justice of the King's Bench (1688-1754) 1 file Former Reference: MS 07871

CLC/521/MS07878 Assignment by Edward Cockayne of Cannon 1752 August 4 Street, silk man, to trustees for his creditors, of all his utensils, stock and debts in trade. Vellum. Mem.4 contains schedule of creditors and inventories of dyed and raw silk 1 item of 4 membranes in envelope Former Reference: MS 07878

CLC/521/MS07879 Collection of sundry papers relating to Thomas 1572-1763 Hopkins, citizen and cutler, and his family, containing inter alia, brief for a case relating to property situated in Fresh Wharf, Thames Street, heard by the Fire Judges at Clifford's Inn, with other papersappertaining; together with a 17th century schedule of deeds relating to property situated in Cox Key. Thomas Hopkins was alderman for Bridge ward (sworn 21 January 1658), but discharged 9 February 1658; fine -ú520. The receipt is in this collection. 1 file Former Reference: MS 07879 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 77 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS07880 Collection of miscellaneous papers (possibly 1641-1684? residual executors' papers) of Thomas Steane the elder of Chiswick, Middlesex, relating, in part, to property situated in Bread Street in the parish of St Mildred Bread Street. Vellum and paper. Contains, inter alia, a grant from Thomas Steane the elder to his son Thomas Steane the younger, Citizen and Waxchandler, of all his estate, dated 11 March 1666, 2ff, paper. Sealed at top of document by vertical vellum tag with ring seal (damaged) containing sixpence (hammered sixpence of Elizabeth I) 1 file Former Reference: MS 07880

CLC/521/MS08199A Pass made out at Ohringen (Baden- 1795 Sep 18 Wurttemberg) for Georg Friedrich Welz of Langden Beutingen to travel to London to find employment in a sugar refinery. Seal of principality of Hohenlohe-Neuenstein affixed 1 sheet in file Former Reference: MS 08199A

CLC/521/MS08511 Inventory of goods, chattels, household stuff, 1664 ready money of, and debts owing to, Christopher Rayner, citizen and haberdasher, dec., late of the parish of All Hallows Bread Street, taken and appraised 21 May 1664. 1 file Former Reference: MS 08511

CLC/521/MS08512 Inventory of goods, chattels, household stuff, 1688-1689 ready money of, and debts owing to, James Shermar, attorney of Clifford's Inn, dec., late of Bucklersbury in the parish of St Stephen Walbrook, taken and appraised between 5 December 1688 and 19 January 1689. With papers appertaining. 1 file Former Reference: MS 08512 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 78 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS08539 Inventory of goods and chattels, including shop 1691 goods (cloth) with note of desperate debts, of William Plumsted, late of the parish of St Sepulchre Holborn, dec., taken and appraised 12 and 18 June 1691. 1 item Former Reference: MS 08539

CLC/521/MS08540 Inventory of household stuff of Stephen 1686 Cheseman, gent, late of the parish of All Hallows Barking by the Tower, taken and appraised 24 May 1686. 1 item Former Reference: MS 08540

CLC/521/MS08586 Inventory of the goods, chattels and stock of 1660/1 John Kendricke, late citizen and grocer, alderman and Lord Mayor, deceased; taken and appraised 27 February 1660/1. Vellum. John Kendricke was successively common councilman of Langbourne Ward and alderman of Broad Street Ward, sheriff 1645-6 and mayor 1651-2. 1 roll of 3 membranes Former Reference: MS 08586

CLC/521/MS08784 Inventory of the goods, chattels and debts of 1506 Nicholas Alwyn (or Ailwyn), late citizen and mercer and alderman of London (Coleman Street Ward), taken and appraised 28 February 1506. Vellum fragment (top membrane only) 1 roll Former Reference: MS 08784

CLC/521/MS08785 Inventory of the goods, chattels and debts of 1485 John Pyknam, late citizen and grocer, appraised 18 December 1485. Vellum 1 roll of 2 membranes Former Reference: MS 08785 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 79 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS08790 Memoranda of agreements between Elias Rich 1710 April 6 of London, Esq, and Richard Crutcher, citizen and mason, Matthew Burditt, citizen and plaisterer, Abraham Harbrough, citizen and painter-stainer, William Arnold, citizen and glazier, and John Jennings, citizen and carpenter, respecting building and decorating work to be done to a"messuage or mansion house of ye said Elias Rich in the Old Bailey ... wherein Sir Thomas Rawlinson lately dwelt ...". 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 08790

CLC/521/MS08791 Inventory of the goods, chattels and debts of 1668 William Rimmer, citizen and barbersurgeon, late of the parish of St Saviour Southwark, appraised 17 September 1668. Vellum 1 roll Former Reference: MS 08791

CLC/521/MS08919 Inventory of the goods and chattels of Thomas 1494 Nycholson, late citizen and dyer. Taken and appraised 4 June 1494. Vellum (deficient - top only) 1 roll Former Reference: MS 08919

CLC/521/MS08920 Inventory of the goods and chattels 1499 of"Maister"William Burgen, 8 April 1499. With account of debts and funeral expenses. Vellum 1 roll Former Reference: MS 08920

CLC/521/MS08955 Letter book of Joseph Griffin of Kinsale, co. 1711/12-1719 Cork, gent., containing letters written by him to and ca1726 Robert Gosling and Richard Mount of Tower Hill, bookseller, his London agents, 1711/12-19. The letters concern the administration and maintenance of his property in the Old Bailey in the parish of St Martin Ludgate. Together with a brief of bill, plea and answer in a suit in Chancery "Griffin v. Robert Gosling" promoted by his widow ca.1726. This file was purchased by Guildhall Library, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1954 1 file containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 08955 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 80 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS08956 Copy will with probate of William Collinson, late 1617 citizen and cutler of Gracechurch Street in the parish of All Hallows Lombard Street, 17 March 1617. (Will proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 30 April 1617). 1 envelope containing 1 sheaf Former Reference: MS 08956

CLC/521/MS08957 Original will with (pencilled) corrections of 1828 James Houghton the younger of Batholomew Close in the parish of St Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield, oil merchant, 1828 (corrected from 21 June 1825). Signed (all 9 sheets) and sealed by the testator. 1 envelope containing 1 sheaf Former Reference: MS 08957

CLC/521/MS08958 Certificate of marriage between James Duke, 1706 citizen and clothworker, and Elizabeth Davis, of December 31 Moorfields, both Quakers, entered into 31 December 1706, at a public meeting held"at Bull and Mouth in London"[the inn in Bull and Mouth Street, Aldersgate]. Vellum. Includes list of witnesses, with 64 signatures. 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 08958

CLC/521/MS08983 Inventory of the goods and chattels, ready 1534 money and debts of Elizabeth Reed, late of London, widow, taken and appraised 31 January 1534. Vellum. A fragment much damaged. 1 roll Former Reference: MS 08983

CLC/521/MS08984 Inventory of the goods and chattels of Richard 1677 Tomlins, late citizen and stationer,"and whilst he lived of Enfield, in ye county of Middlesex...", 1677 (month and day of appraisement not given). Vellum. Top part much faded. 1 roll Former Reference: MS 08984 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 81 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS08989 Papers relating to the estate and a legacy of 1665-1666 Richard Morecroft, gent, late of the parish of St Dunstan in the West, deceased, containing, inter alia, probate of his will (17 February 1663) proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (22 November 1664)mentioning several messuages and tenements situated on the north side of Fleet Street. Vellum and paper 1 file of 5 items Former Reference: MS 08989

CLC/521/MS09164 Inventory of the goods of John Jennyns of the 1544 October King's guard, deceased. 10 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 09164

CLC/521/MS09166 Inventory of the goods of William Hyle, 1544 fishmonger, deceased. September 5 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 09166

CLC/521/MS09167 Inventory of the goods and chattels of Agnes 1542 May 2 Woods, widow, and free of the Innholders' Company. 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 09167

CLC/521/MS09211 Newton, Coleman Levy: Letter book (estate, 1824-1826 business and private). Coleman Levy Newton was a West India merchant of 5 Great Prescott Street, Goodmans Fields. This item was deposited in Guildhall Library by Beaumont and Son, solicitors, and was catalogued in 1955 by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 09211

CLC/521/MS09277 Compotus rendered by the executors of the last 1513-1523 will and testament of Sir Thomas Kneseworth, knt., citizen and fishmonger, alderman of London, and mayor (1505-6). Vellum 1 roll Former Reference: MS 09277 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 82 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS09350 Boot, Henry Ross: Private investment ledger. 1880-1905 Commenced 1 March 1889, retrospective to 1880. Henry Ross Boot, glass merchant, of Crosby Hall Chambers, Bishopsgate, later of Lambeth, Blackheath and Hove, Sussex, was master of the Cutlers' Company 1901-2 and a benefactor to the company. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 09350

CLC/521/MS09457 Extracts from the journal of Anne Capper, nee 1794-1821 Fry, a Quaker, of Stoke Newington, 1794-1821; compiled by Emily Hargrave, 1899,"from a copy made by P M Maria Robson". The provenance of this volume is unknown, but it was probably purchased by Guildhall Library. It was catalogued in 1955 (revised 1979) by members of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 09457

CLC/521/MS09576 Letters patent by George II, conferring 1759 baronetcy upon Sir Richard Glyn, citizen and September 29 salter, alderman (Dowgate ward) and Lord Mayor of London. Vellum with seal. Great seal (broken) on original cord. 1 item of 2 skins Former Reference: MS 09576

CLC/521/MS09646 Marriage settlement with counterpart on the 1725 marriage of Anne Brome of Greenwich, Kent, December 16 widow of Charles Brome, late Citizen and Stationer, and Richard Dow, Citizen and Leatherseller, concerning the leasehold of two messuages with appurtenances situate within the precinct of St Paul's churchyard near the west end of the Cathedral, in the parish of St Gregory by St Paul, one known by the name of the Three Flower de Luce, and both held of the Dean and Chapter and Vicars Choral of St Paul's Cathedral. Vellum. Includes a detailed schedule of jewels, plate, rings, pictures, furniture and household goods 1 bundle of 2 items Former Reference: MS 09646 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 83 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS09798 Grant of arms by Sir Alfred Scott-Gatty (1847- 1908 January 1918), garter and George Edward Cockayne, 17 clarenceux to Sir Walter Henry Wilkin, KCMG, alderman of Lime Street Ward and Lord Mayor of London in 1895-6. Vellum with 2 seals in brass capsules pendant 1 item of 1 membrane Former Reference: MS 09798

CLC/521/MS09852 Letter from Sir Edward Atkyns (1630-1698) of 1666 Lincoln's Inn, London, to his brother Sir Robert September 8 Atkyns senior, of Sapperton, Gloucestershire, both afterwards successively Chief Baron of the Exchequer, giving an account of the Great Fire of London. Photograph. The original document is in the possession of Col. W.A.T. Bowly, of South Cerney, Gloucestershire. Typewritten transcript enclosed. 1 roll Former Reference: MS 09852

CLC/521/MS09853 Letter of thanks from George Byng (1764-1847) 1835 January , M.P., to the electors of the county of 19 Middlesex on the occasion of his election for the twelfth time, giving an account of his parliamentary career and achievements (corrected draft, signed). George Byng, a staunch Whig politician, represented Middlesex uninterruptedly from 1790 to 1840. 1 item in folder Former Reference: MS 09853

CLC/521/MS09855 Articles of agreement (indented) concerning a 1646 June 20 great messuage or tavern called the St John's Head, together with a messuage and two shops and one stall adjoining it, all situate in or near Lad Lane at the north end of Milk Street in the parish of St Lawrence Jewry, with issues and profits derived from undertenants for a term of fifteen years; with an appraised schedule of fixtures attached. Vellum 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 09855 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 84 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS09910 Grand ledger of estate, executors', legacy and 1809-1824 family accounts of John Garratt, after the death of his father, Francis Garratt, citizen and goldsmith, of North Side, Clapham Common, in 1808. Latter part blank. Indexed. John Garratt was a citizen and goldsmith, alderman of London (Bridge Ward 1821-32), sheriff 1821-1 and Lord Mayor 1824-5|This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in around 1957 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 09910

CLC/521/MS09941A Letters in connection with the diaries of William 1875-1910 Mawhood, containing extracts. With two notes and four newspaper cuttings related to the contents of the diaries. 1 bundle in envelope Former Reference: MS 09941A

CLC/521/MS10023 Pedigree of Thomas French, citizen and 1562 skinner. Vellum. Probably produced by Thomas French when claiming the landed property of his cousin Margaret (only daughter of his uncle John French the younger II) who died without surviving issue.|Found among the muniments of title of St Botolph without Aldgate. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 10023

CLC/521/MS10099 Deeds relating to the estate of William Conolly, 1860-1913 hatmaker of 47 Leadenhall Street. He held property in the Cities of London and Westminster and the counties of Middlesex, Kent and Surrey. Vellum. 8 Bow Lane, 1872-4 (2 items). 35 Bucklersbury, 1880-5 (7 items). 35 Jewry Street, 1878-82 (2 items). 47, 48, 70 & 120 Leadenhall Street, 1860-1913 (10 items). 11 Holywell Street, Strand, 1874 (1 item). Willoughby House, Tottenham, Middlesex, 1861-71 (4 items). Lawrie Park, Sydenham, Kent, 1864-84 (4 items). 5 & 6 Belvedere Villas, Upper Norwood, Surrey, 1870 (3 items). 1 box containing 8 bundles Former Reference: MS 10099 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 85 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS10189/009 Manuscript draft of "Wharfdale, or a legend of 1836-1870? St. Nicholas", an unpublished novel by Maria Hackett (1783-1874); with notes used in the composition of the novel, undated, mid 19th century. From the papers of J S Bumpus. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10189:9

CLC/521/MS10189B Copy correspondence, ca. 1819, between 1819? Maria Hackett (1783-1874) and the anonymous author of"An explanation of the various local passages and allusions in the appeal etc. of King's College versus Eton College", (London, 1819), relating to the conditions of choristers at Eton College. Photocopied 20th century, from papers bound in with "An Explanation of the Various Local Pasaages ..." at Eton Colege Library. From the papers of J S Bumpus. 1 envelope containing 19 sheets Former Reference: MS 10189B

CLC/521/MS10189C Passport issued by the French ambassador in 1843 London to Elizabeth Hawes, wife of William Hawes, vicar choral of St Paul's Cathedral. From the papers of J S Bumpus. 1 envelope containing 1 sheet Former Reference: MS 10189C

CLC/521/MS10331 Bill of sale with inventory by Mary Honiborne, 1717 July 5 widow and administratrix of Thomas Honiborne, late of London, decd., packer, to Edward Roberts, of London, packer, of household goods and chattels, and implements (presses, bars, irons, papers, boards, etc) being in a messuage in (Great) Swan Alley in the parish of St Stephen Coleman Street. Paper 1 item in envelope, paper Former Reference: MS 10331 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 86 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS10334 Bargain and sale by John Martyn, citizen and 1595 and 1632 haberdasher of several messuages with appurtenances and a shop situate in Little Wood Street in the parish of St Alban Wood Street, with detailed schedule of fixtures and implements remaining in the aforesaid premises, 1595; and a later deed of 1632. Vellum 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 10334

CLC/521/MS10409 Holograph letter from Robert Waithman (1764- 1829 1833), citizen and framework knitter (alderman of Farringdon Without Ward 1818-33, M.P. London 1818-20, sheriff 1820-1, lord mayor 1823-4) containing communications about futile solicitations to the London magistrates for house recommendations, personal affairs (ill- health), business, free trade in London etc. Dated Reigate, 6 June 1829. Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 10409

CLC/521/MS10589 Feoffment by Sir Rowland Hill (1492?-1561), 1556 April 26 alderman of London, and John Rose, citizen In Latin. and mercer, to John Gilmyn (or Guylemin), esq., and Helen his wife, for the life of the said Helen, with the remainder to John Horner and Joan his wife and the heirs of the said Joan, of a messuage with appurtenances situate in Little Eastcheap in the parish of St Andrew Hubbard. Vellum, 3 seals (1 missing) and signatures 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 10589

CLC/521/MS10590 Diary kept by Sir Marcus Samuel (afterwards 1902-1903 1st Viscount Bearsted) (1853-1927) during the year of his mayoralty; recording both private and mayoralty business. Sir Marcus Samuel was Master of both the Spectaclemakers' and the Gardeners' Companies. The provenance of this volume is not known. It was catalogued in 1961 (revised 1983) by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10590 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 87 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS10590A Transcript of Sir Marcus Samuel's (1853-1927) ca1960 diary (Ms 10590). Carbon copy of typescript.Formerly catalogued as Ms 10590. 1 file Former Reference: MS 10590A

CLC/521/MS10749 Armorial bearings of the Lord Mayors of 1860? London, 1799-1860, drawn in pen, brush and Indian ink, probably by Joseph Foster (1844- 1905). Every second folio blank. Ex libris pasted inside front cover. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10749

CLC/521/MS10834 Voiage en Angleterre en Mai 1771. 1771 Manuscript of a journal in French divided into In French. prologue and eleven chapters, substantial proportions of which give views on, and impressions of, London life, manners and customs, personalities and sites in the cities of London and Westminster. Contents: [Prologue] Voyage a Londres; 1. Quartier de Westminster; 2. La Cite 3. Police, Spectacles; 4. Vie de Londres; 5. Moeurs Angloises; 6. Femmes; 7. Gouvernement; 8. Patriotisme; 9. Religion; 10. Hospitaux Militaires; 11. Des Jardins. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10834

CLC/521/MS10853 Letter from Henry Powell (of London?) to 1601 Richard Broughton of Owlbury, Shropshire, giving an account of the progress in the City of London of the rebellion staged by Robert Devereux, second earl of Essex, dated 11 February 1601, prefixing copy of circular letter from the lords of the Privy Council to the sheriffs and justices of the peace of the several counties to keep them"in good order and to suppress all rumours, tumults and unlawful assemblies", dated Whitehall 8 February 1601. Paper 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 10853 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 88 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS10917 Lott, Thomas: Historical annals of the 1819 metropolitan church of St Mary le Bow, from before the reign of William the Conqueror to 1819. Includes thirty sketches in pencil and water colour. Thomas Lott was a solicitor, successively of 51 and 43 Bow Lane. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10917

CLC/521/MS10954 Manuscript of "Some account of the Tower of 1839-1840 London", containing a brief history and physical description of the Tower, with three illustrations, by John Cantiloe Joy (1806-66), marine painter and topographical draughtsman. Apparently unpublished. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 10954

CLC/521/MS10957 Letters patent of Edward VI, granting a house 1548 called"le Bull Head"in the parish of All Hallows In Latin. Honey Lane, a house called"the Worm on the Hoop"in the parish of St Christopher le Stocks with other houses in the same parish, a house in the parish of StMagnus the Martyr, a house in the parish of St Bartholomew by the Exchange, and nine houses with bowling alleys in the parish of St Botolph Aldersgate, all former collegiate or chantry estates, to George Barnes, Alderman of London (Lord Mayor 1552-3), andHenry Becher of London, haberdasher. Parchment. Two fragments of great seal. 1 item in folder Former Reference: MS 10957

CLC/521/MS10978 Assignment of bonds by Walter Lee of 1653 July 19 Paddington, Middlesex, esq., to George Thorpe, citizen and cook, for money advanced to parliamentary supporters in the City of London. Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 10978 Dunch family: Deeds and papers relating to an estate comprising messuages with appurtenances situate in St Lawrence Lane and on the east side of King Street, in the parish of St Lawrence Jewry. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 89 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS11106/001 Deeds and papers relating to an estate 1563-1701 comprising messuages with appurtenances situate in St Lawrence Lane and on the east side of King Street, in the parish of St Lawrence Jewry. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 11106

CLC/521/MS11106/002 Deeds and papers relating to an estate 1708-1813 comprising messuages with appurtenances situate in St Lawrence Lane and on the east side of King Street, in the parish of St Lawrence Jewry. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 11106

CLC/521/MS11484 Schedule of deeds and writings left by Richard 1718-1762 Macpheadris. 1 folder Former Reference: MS 11484

CLC/521/MS11823 Ruck, William: Out-letter book. 1885-1887 Latter half blank. William Ruck was a solicitor and clerk to the Grocers' Company from 1858 until his retirement in 1886. This attorney's business out-letter book was deposited by the Grocers' Company in 1966 and catalogued shortly afterwards by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 11823

CLC/521/MS11891 Business and social diary of William Fanning, 1841-1842 agent of Dent and Co, tea dealers of London and Canton, China: at Macau, China (1841 Apr- Nov) with several references to the opium war; then aboard the 'Lord Amherst' from Macau via Manila, Philippines, to Hobart, Australia (1841 Dec - 1842 Mar); and the 'Sir John Byng' thence to Sydney, Australia (1842 Mar-Apr). It is assumed from circumstantial evidence that this is the diary of William Fanning. Fanning is included in the "Australian Dictionary of Biography"|The diary was presented to Guildhall Library in 1966 through the British Records Association. It was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 11891 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 90 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS11892A Mitford, Michael: Out-letter book, chiefly to 1703-1706 correspondents in Newcastle, Chatham, Amsterdam, Danzig and Moscow. Mitford was a Russia and Baltic merchant, of the parish of St Dunstan in the East. He died at Clapham in 1709. This volume was found among the letter books of Christ's Hospital. It was catalogued in 1969 by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 11892A

CLC/521/MS11929 Papers relating to the will, the legacies therein 1806-1808 provided for, and the residual estate of Peter Perchard, citizen and goldsmith, alderman of London (Candlewick ward) 1798-1806, sheriff 1793/4, and Lord Mayor 1804/5 (d. 21 January 1806). 1 folder Former Reference: MS 11929

CLC/521/MS11962 Assignment from William Duncan Campbell, of 1845 January 2 Great St Helen's, Bishopsgate, merchant, to 7 Thomas Smith Elstob, of Penton Place, Surrey, gent., of all the monies owed to Campbell by the states of Venezuela, New Granada and Ecuador, for his equipping and transporting the first Venezuelan rifle regiment to the Spanish main in 1817; in settlement of a debt of -ú4000. Vellum. The first Venezuelan rifle regiment was probably an English volunteer unit in the War of Venezuelan independence. 1 item in folder Former Reference: MS 11962

CLC/521/MS11994E The virgin's pattern: in the exemplary life and 1843 These records are available for lamented death of Mrs Susanna Perwich (of public inspection, although Hackney), by John Batchiler. Manuscript copy records containing personal made in 1843 of original text printed in 1661. information are subject to access Copied by M A Gliddon of Hackney from a copy restrictions under the UK Data of the book printed originally in 1661 and then Protection Act, 1998 in the possession of Mr William Robinson of Tottenham in 1843. Includes a 1794 engraved portrait of Susanna Perwich inserted at front, and numerous notes by Gliddon. Another copy, with which it was compared, was then at the BM (now BL). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 11994E LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 91 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS12017 Autobiography of Sir John Fryer, begun in April 1717 - 1725 1717 and continued to March 1725 Sir John Fryer (1671 - 1726), citizen and pewterer (translated to the Fishmongers' Company in 1720), was a director of the East India and South Sea companies and Lord Mayor in 1720 - 1721. This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1967, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 12017

CLC/521/MS12018 Rohan, Charles: Two manuscripts bound into 1830, 1833 one volume: 1."Voiage a Londres de Paris a Boulogne 10 juillet 1830"; and 2."Londres, notes prises en 8c 1833". Giving accounts of, and notes on, two subsequent visits to London for the purpose of studying chiefly public buildings, premises and works. By Charles Rohan, architect and constructional engineer, of Paris. Section (1) in a contemporary copyist's hand (but inscribed by the author "a mon pere") has a section of "Planches", i.e. measured drawings in pen and wash, with holograph annotations; (2) probably holograph, has numerous pencil sketches.|Fol.71 mounted on guards. Fols.34, 35 and 55 blank. For a detailed description of this manuscript, see printed sheet pasted inside front cover. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 12018

CLC/521/MS12018A Personal papers of Thomas Rumball, civil 1835-1836 and engineer, chiefly relating to the construction of 1842-1854 the Thames Tunnel and including drawings and specifications, and a holograph letter of Sir Marc Isambard Brunel and a holograph letter of Isambard Kingdom Brunel. These papers were deposited in Guildhall Library in 1968, and were catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 file Former Reference: MS 12018A LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 92 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS12163 Copy petition by John Clyfford and Elizabeth 1522-1523? his wife to Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor, for a writ of sub poena against William Ernley, esq, for neglect to deliver evidence of title to a mose [mews] now occupied by the said John and Elizabeth, with messuages, shops, lands and tenements with appurtenances, situated in the parish of St Olyve [St Olave Old Jewry]. William had sold the land to John and Elizabeth by bargain and sale dated 1 May 1520. The petition is also for "not making estate and omitting to give a bond in £300 for performance of certain covenants entered into at the time of the bargain and sale the aforesaid William having departed from London and the aforesaid John and Elizabeth deeming themselves deprived of security of tenure. 1 item Former Reference: MS 12163

CLC/521/MS14021 Skrine, Family, of Claverton, Somerset: Deeds, 1633-1758 letters and other papers relating to several messuages and parcels of land in the City of Bath, and the parishes of Claverton, Lyncomb, Widcombe and Norton Malregard [Norton Malreward] in Somerset, and the parish of Box, Wiltshire.. Vellum and paper 1 box containing 68 documents Former Reference: MS 14021

CLC/521/MS14156 Bills of sale of various shares in the"Thomas 1620-1629, and George"and the"Abigail", both of London, 1693 acquired by John Totton of Ratcliffe, Middlesex, mariner, 1620-9; with apprenticeship indenture of Jonathan Totton to his father Samuel Totton, citizen and mercer, 1693. Vellum 1 bundle containing 5 items Former Reference: MS 14156

CLC/521/MS14160 Conveyance from Miss E Finer and others to 1914 the Corporation of London of no.63 Leadenhall Street in the parish of St Katharine Cree. Vellum 1 item Former Reference: MS 14160 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 93 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14197 Indenture of apprenticeship of John William 1864 May 1 Fordham to Aaron Atkins, surgeon and accoucheur of 232 Mile End Road in the parish of St Dunstan Stepney, for five years. Parchment 1 envelope Former Reference: MS 14197

CLC/521/MS14214 Account book of H Munn as agent managing 1772-1781 the property of Anna and Robert Comyn in and near Tower Street in the parish of St Giles in the Fields. This volume came to Guildhall Library via the Church Commissioners (C.C. 23154B) from St Paul's Cathedral Library (St Paul's press mark EA33). It was catalogued in 1971 by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14214

CLC/521/MS14278 Letters of denization granted under the Great 1619 48 hours notice required for Seal to David Klyncanborch, native of the city of September 21 access Aachen. In original circular leather covered box, with good specimen of seal 1 item Former Reference: MS 14278

CLC/521/MS14288 Original notebook made during the 1687 1687, 1700 Visitation, containing coats of arms in trick with and 1704 (critical) notes on the sources of information used for their compilation; partly in the hand of Robert Dale (d.1722), Richmond herald, with autograph notes and additions by Sir Henry St George the younger (d.1715), Garter. Includes two later entries, dated 1700 and 1794. With contemporary nominal index. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14288

CLC/521/MS14291 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1724 February of the will of Richard Sare, citizen and stationer 3 of London, of St Andrew Holborn. Vellum 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 14291 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 94 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14292 Copy will of Elizabeth Janssen, widow, of 1742 Throgmorton Street, dated 29 May 1742 (proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 16 June 1742). Vellum 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 14292

CLC/521/MS14293 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1778 March 10 of the will of John Seal, coffeeman of King Street in the parish of St Martin, Ironmonger Lane. Vellum 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 14293

CLC/521/MS14294 Probate copy (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) 1786 of the will of Thomas Jenkins, linen draper of December 4 Great St Helens in the parish of St Helen Bishopsgate. Vellum 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 14294

CLC/521/MS14298 Letters under the sign manual of Charles I to 1648 Item no longer in collection Lewis Incleton of Braunton, Devon concerning silver mining at Combe Martin. 1 file Former Reference: MS 14298

CLC/521/MS14336 Bargain and sale by John Batty, distiller of the 1733 April 10 parish of St Andrew Holborn and Mary his wife, to William Hobson, distiller of the same parish of a messuage on Saffron Hill. Vellum 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 14336

CLC/521/MS14574 Grant by Sir Giles Alington to Simon Rumyng of 1554 January the reversion, on the death of John Boule, 15 formerly Prior of the Priory of Merton, Surrey, of a messuage or tenement and garden in Trinity Lane, lying next to the messuage called the Prior's House in the parish of Holy Trinity the Less. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14574 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 95 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14575 Letter of administration (Prerogative Court of 1752 July 20 Canterbury) granted to Patience Storey for the estate of Martha Storey, late of the parish of St Mary Woolnoth. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14575

CLC/521/MS14576 Affidavit of William Jackson of Fenchurch 1795 August 5 Buildings in the parish of St Katherine Coleman as to the trust estate (not described) of his father William Jackson, late of Winchester Street. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14576

CLC/521/MS14577 Lease for nine years from Robert Wilson of 1711 July 14 Keythorpe, Leicestershire, to John Ford of the parish of St Faith under St Paul, London, wiredrawer, of a messuage or tenement known by the sign of the Three Swans in Paternoster Row in the parish of St Faith under St Paul. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14577

CLC/521/MS14578 Bargain and sale by William Andrews of the 1761 August parish of St Ethelburga Bishopsgate to Thomas 26 Blissett of the same parish of one freehold messuage or tenement in Twelve Bell Court in Bow Lane in the parish of St Mary le Bow. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14578

CLC/521/MS14579 Bond of Joseph Portal of Bishopsgate Street, 1793 linen draper, to William Portal of Homerton in December 31 the parish of St John, Hackney, Middlesex in the sum of -ú8000 for the repayment of -ú4000. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14579

CLC/521/MS14580 Final concord between George Thetcher, 1634 June 2 querent and John Combe and Elizabeth his In Latin. wife, deforciants, relating to two messuages in the parishes of St Antholin Budge Row and St John the Baptist upon Walbrook. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14580 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 96 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14582 Copy of petition lodged with the Register of the 1795 May Charterhouse from Thomas Smith of Higney Grange in the parish of Ramsey, Huntingdonshire. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14582

CLC/521/MS14583 Articles of agreement between Isaac Spratt of 1730 January Hampstead, Middlesex, a Blackwell Hall factor, 29 Mary his wife and Thomas Lane of Inner Temple, London, esq, and William Hatton of Aldermanbury, a Blackwell Hall factor, together with a schedule of goods, chattels etc. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14583

CLC/521/MS14584 Final concord between Benjamin Hooper, 1694 June 4 querent and Thomas Spurling, Frances his In Latin. wife, and Thomas Spurling junior, deforciants, relating to a messuage in the parish of All Hallows Lombard Street. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14584

CLC/521/MS14588 Lease for one year from Elizabeth Philips and 1722 Thomas Philips, her son, to Martin Search of November 1 the parish of St James, Westminster, linendraper of several messuages or tenements near to Fetter Lane and Plough Court or Plough Yard in the parish of St Andrew Holborn. Parchment 1 item in envelope, Former Reference: MS 14588

CLC/521/MS14589 Lease and release from James Paul, citizen 1735 January and engraver of London and John Barker of 17 and 18 Adamfield in the parish of Dronfield, Derbyshire, tanner to James Harvey of London, gentleman, of a messuage or tenement called the Black Lion in Leadenhall Street in the parish of St Andrew Undershaft. Parchment 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 14589 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 97 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14592 Scrapbook of items relating to William Hone 1817-1827 (1780-1842), 1817-27, compiled by S R Turner. Contents: 1. Engraved portrait of Hone, undated.2. Letter of Hone to James Montgomery of Sheffield, 12 April 1825.3. Letter of Hone to Mr Rose, undated.4. Letter of John Drakand of Stamford to Hone, 3 January 1818.5. Cutting from the "Times", 6 September 1827 referring to Hone's library of parody.6. Legal papers with autograph signature of Lord Ellenborough (1750-1818), 26 November 1817. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14592

CLC/521/MS14762 Final concord made between Matthew Smyth, 1576 esq, and Richard Breton and Nicholas Breton, gentlemen, sons of William Breton, relating to ten messuages and a garden in the parish of St Giles without Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14762

CLC/521/MS14763 Final concord made between Roger Twisden, 1601 esq, and Richard Bernige and Margarita his wife, relating to six messuages in the parish of St Giles without Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14763

CLC/521/MS14764 Final concord made between Joseph Strutt and 1705 Nathaniel Adam, and Timothy Felton, and Susanna his wife,relating to nine messuages in the parish of St Alban Wood Street. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14764 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 98 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14781 Copies of two deeds of 1957 and 1962 relating 1957-1974 to 163 Fenchurch Street in the parish of St Dionis Backchurch, together with a typewritten history, 1974, of the property from 1626 to 1970 by the Rev John Boys-Smith. 1957 deed contains a pedigree of the Boys- Smith family of Essex|Also contains genealogical material concerning John Bennett, citizen and pewterer of London (d. 1656), James Boys, vicar of Coggleshall, Essex (d.1725) and John Smith of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, draper (d.1783) and their respective families 1 file in folder Former Reference: MS 14781

CLC/521/MS14783 Assignment of a mortgage (originally from 1681 October Judith and Elizabeth Peacock, daughter and 31 wife respectively of Robert Peacock, deceased, citizen and goldsmith of London, to George Grove, merchant) from Grove to Thomas Major, drysalter, of two thirds of the Common Hall of St Giles without Cripplegate, formerly belonging to the guild or fraternity of St Giles without Cripplegate, together with four messuages adjoining. Parchment 1 item in folder Former Reference: MS 14783

CLC/521/MS14787 Final concord between Anthony Whittle, 1639 querent, and Thomas Kingman and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants, relating to 2 messuages in the parish of St Olave Hart Street. Parchment 1 envelope containng 2 items Former Reference: MS 14787

CLC/521/MS14788 Lease of a tenement in the parish of St Dunstan 1550 March 14 in the East by Margery Bell of London, widow to John Maria Fayry, citizen and goldsmith. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14788 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 99 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14833 Final concord between Samuel Marward, 1701 querent, and Samuel Swynoke, deforciant, relating to two messuages and two parcels of land in the parish of St John the Evangelist, London, and property in Maidstone, Kent. Hilary term, 1701. Vellum 1 roll Former Reference: MS 14833

CLC/521/MS14857 Colquhoun, Patrick: Two holograph letters. 1805, 1810 Contents: 1. To Sir Richard Phillips of Little Bridge Street, Blackfriars, bookseller and printer, suggesting how quack doctors could be condemned under the statute of frauds, 1 February 1805. 2. To Phillips (?) recommending a nautical dictionary (author illegible), 15 September 1810. Colquhoun (1745-1820) was a Metropolitan police magistrate and founder of the river police. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 14857

CLC/521/MS14858 Combe, Harvey Christain: Letter (?copy) 1800 April 17 concerning proposals to be put before the court of aldermen for the apprehension of City offenders. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14858

CLC/521/MS14859 Curtis, William, Sir: Three holograph letters. 1827, 1841 Contents: 1. To Mrs Wallace of Lombard Street recommending the medical advice of Mr Green of St Thomas' Hospital, 1 July 1827. 2. and 3. To William Bennett of the "D.L. Theatrical" fund, accepting the office of vice-president and declining to attend dinner, 9 and 11 March 1841. 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 14859 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 100 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14861 Petition of Ann, widow of Thomas Floyd, vicar 1771-1799? of Westoning, Bedfordshire to the bishop of London asking for money; with testimonials including ones from Joseph Digby, lecturer of St James Garlickhithe and St Alban Wood Street, and John Jennings, headmaster of St Saviour's free grammar school; note from Ann Floyd that Mr Dickes witheld her letter from the bishop. Late 18th century. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14861

CLC/521/MS14865 Draft lease from Jeremiah Sambrooke to 1732 Robert Phillips of 14 messuages in Colt Alley, Wapping (?part of the property of Bridewell Hospital) for 31 years, being the remainder of an 89 year lease of 12 April 1675 to Sir William Warren from the mayor, commonalty and citizens of London, in which Sambrooke had acquired Warren's interest; yearly rent -ú26 and covenant for repair and maintenance. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14865

CLC/521/MS14868 Receipt of William Dickes for £14 collected as 1779 procurations by William Burn for Tabitha, widow of Dr Richard Terrick, Bishop of London. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14868

CLC/521/MS14869 Copy letter with plan from John Middleton to 1801 April 30 William Strong concerning a lease to Mr Barnett of premises abutting"Turnpike Road", north of Oxford Street, in Paddington manor. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 14869

CLC/521/MS14915 Volume of newspaper cuttings relating to 1898 Jun - Oct mayoral and family events during the mayoralty of the Right Honourable Horatio D. Davies, M.P. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14915 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 101 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14916 Scrap book of newspaper cuttings, letters, 1887 - 1888 invitations and programmes, relating to the Right Honourable Horatio D. Davies and his family, mainly from 1887 - 1888 when he was Sheriff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 14916

CLC/521/MS14941 Miscellaneous genealogical papers relating to 1709-1834 nos.14-18 Aldgate High Street and no.2 Jewry Street in the parish of St Katherine Cree, a farm in the parish of Thundridge, Herts and a farm called Goldwells in Aldington, Kent. Paper and parchment. Includes a pedigree of the Scott and Wilkinson families made ca. 1794; memoranda relating to the Price family mostly of the parish of St Giles in the Fields, 1791-1820, made 1821; a commission of appraisal by the Archbishop of Canterbury of the goods of Daniel Scott of the parish of St Katherine Cree, 1709; copy wills made ca. 1794 of Joseph Scott of Drogheda, Ireland, 1686, proved 1691, of Thomas Walton, merchant residing in Amsterdam, 1731,|of Joseph Scott of Prince's Street, London, 1768 (2 copies with 1 affidavit), of Elizabeth Poole of Halifax, Yorks, widow, 1768, and of Sarah Schofield of Rochdale, Lancashire, widow, 1779; and the will with the act of probate of Phebe Hitchin of Halifax, Yorks, widow, 1788 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 14941

CLC/521/MS14949 Loveday, James Thomas: London waterside 1857 surveys: for the use of fire insurance companies ... showing ... wharves and granaries with the buildings connected ... on the banks of the Thames ... from London Bridge to ... Rotherhithe ... (and) Tower dock. 10 p. :61 plans ;27x38 cm. London: The Author. Interleaved. Ms 14949 has loose and tipped-in amended versions, 1862-4, by Charles Freeman, surveyor to the London Wharf and Warehouse Committee, and related papers. 61 plans Former Reference: MS 14949 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 102 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS14974 Two copies, 1788 and 1813 (the latter certified) 1787-1817 of the will of Thomas Sword of Pancras Lane, Bucklersbury, 1783, with papers relating to the dispute over the payment of legacies, 1787- 1817, and including the opinion of John Mitford of Lincoln's Inn as counsel, 1788, accounts, receipts, letters from legatees etc. 1 folder containing 41 items Former Reference: MS 14974

CLC/521/MS15173 Macfarlane family: Probate copy of the will of 1865 and 1872 Thomas Goodsir, formerly of Barbados, later Greenwich (proved 1865, executor James Macfarlane the elder), and grant of administration with will annexed for the estate of Frederick Goodsir, proprietor, of St. Lucia (registered1872, administration granted to James Macfarlane the younger). Vellum. The Macfarlane family were West India merchants of 147 Leadenhall Street. Members of the family also lived in Barbados and St Lucia 1 bundle of 2 items Former Reference: MS 15173

CLC/521/MS15174 Macfarlane family: Papers relating to family 1863-1892 trusts. Vellum. The papers comprise: declarations of trusts by James Macfarlane the elder in favour of his daughter Marie Ann Honore Irma and son-in-law Eugene Henri de Bauday, 1863-4; deeds relating to the appointment of trustees to the marriage settlement and will of James Macfarlane the elder (1849 and 1864 respectively), and the marriage settlement of James Macfarlane the younger with Anna Maria Flora Macfarlane, daughter of James the elder (1860), 1883-92; marriage settlement of Ferdinand Henry Himely and Maria Agnes Isabella Macfarlane, daughter of James the elder, 1875; deed of partnership between John and James Macfarlane the younger, 1866; grants of administration with wills annexed for the estates of Charles Marie Gaillard de Laubenque of St Lucia (registered 1876, administration granted to James Macfarlane), and John Macfarlane (administration granted 1887). 1 bundle of 11 items Former Reference: MS 15174 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 103 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS15189 Jump family: Scrapbook, compiled by Arthur 1874-1976 Huyton Jump (ca. 1870-1956) of Jump and Some letters Sons, clock and watchmakers. are in French. The scrapbook contains photographs and postcards of family members and friends and foreign resorts, all undated and mostly unidentified, as well as correspondence with members of the family and with the Fano family of Paris and correspondence and receipts relating to clocks made for the Court, etc.|The scrapbook also includes a copy baptism certificate (baptism in 1785 but copy made in 1858) and photostat grant of letters of administration (1922) of members of the Jump family; and letters relating to the grant of the royal warrant of appointment to Jump and Sons, 1910-1.|Pasted in the front of the volume is a family tree, 1785-1976, and a historical note by Col. H. Quill, C.B.E., D.S.O., R.M., 1976. Jump and Sons was based at 23 Tachbrook Street, Pimlico, 1855, 1a Old Bond Street, 1855-79, 55 Pall Mall, 1880-6, 11 Old Bond Street, 1887-97, and 93 Mount street, 1898-1934. This volume was deposited in Guildhall Library by the Clockmakers' Company in 1976 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 15189

CLC/521/MS15577 Lease for 7 years from John Traherne, citizen 1681 May 6 and haberdasher of London to Abell Wilkinson of London, linen draper, of a brick messuage known as the Three Hearnes and now known by the sign of the Glass-sellers' Arms in Cheapside, with schedule of fixtures and fittings. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 15577 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 104 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS15578 Lease for a year from Rebecca Flesher of the 1696 January parish of St James Clerkenwell, spinster, to 9 James Flesher of London, clerk of a messuage with appurtenances in Bucklersbury in the parish of St Benet Sherehog on the site of 2 messuages burnt down in the Great Fire, known by the sign of the King's Head and the Bore's Head; 3 tofts of ground with appurtenances in the parish of St James Garlickhithe, and a moiety of land in the parishes of Mersham, Allington, Bonnington, Kent and 8 messuages in Long Lane in theparish of St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 15578

CLC/521/MS15603 Final concord (two parts) between Thomas 1685 Bandy, plaintiff and George and Elizabeth Read, defendants, relating to a messuage with its appurtenances in the parish of St Alban Wood Street. Vellum 1 folder containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 15603 Pedigree with armorial bearings and biographical notes relating to the de la Lynde family, thirteenth to nineteenth centuries. Compiled 20th century.

CLC/521/MS15623/001 Pedigree with armorial bearings and 1900-1975? biographical notes relating to the de la Lynde family, thirteenth to nineteenth centuries. Compiled 20th century. Paper and parchment backed with linen 1 roll Former Reference: MS 15623

CLC/521/MS15623/002 Pedigree with armorial bearings and 1900-1975? biographical notes relating to the de la Lynde family, thirteenth to nineteenth centuries. Compiled 20th century. Paper and parchment backed with linen 1 roll Former Reference: MS 15623 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 105 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS15743 Contemporary copy of the probate inventory of 1672? the goods and debts of John Povall, late of the parish of St Bride Fleet Street (Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1672). 1 envelope containing 4 sheets Former Reference: MS 15743

CLC/521/MS15744 Administration granted to Mrs Sarah Pickrell, 1816-1817 formerly Stroud, of 3 Cockpit Court, Poppins Court, Fleet Street, for the estate of her son William Stroud, apprentice on board the merchant ship"Ogle Barony"(Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1816), folded inside a receipt for 5s paid by the same for a -ú100 share in the joint stock of 3% annuities, transferred at the Bank of England, 1817. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 15744

CLC/521/MS15745 Probate copies of the wills and administrations 1798, 1815 of Fergus Jordan (with affidavit) and Helen his wife, stonemasons of Swan Alley in the parish of St Botolph Aldgate, relating inter alia to a dwelling house and yard in Swan Alley and leasehold messuages inGreat Garden Street in the parish of St Mary Whitechapel (proved Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1798 and 1815 respectively). Vellum 1 bundle containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 15745

CLC/521/MS15746 Deed for mortgage by Jeremiah Bentham of 1753 Barking, Essex to Richard Pierson of Burlington December 15 Street, Middlesex and Walter Strickland of St James, Westminster of lands and buildings at Pyenest, Upshire and Sewardstonere in the parish of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex and 3 messuages with warehouses and new brick houses on the north side of Leadenhall Street on the corner of Church Lane, in the parish of St Katherine Creechurch. Signed and sealed by Bentham. Vellum 1 envelope containing 3 skins Former Reference: MS 15746 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 106 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS15816 Fire insurance policy (no. 182691) of the Sun 1761 May 18 Fire Office, issued to William Davis, chandler and dealer in coats, on his household goods and stock in trade in his house "at the corner of Great Poultney Street and Silver Street", at a premium of 4/- per annum Endorsed, 16 Jun 1768, to cover Davis' removal to an apartment at 5 Winchester Row, St Marylebone, and similarly to Wilkinson building, Edgeworth Road, Paddington, 24 Jun 1769 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 15816 ADD MS 00409

CLC/521/MS15819 Atkins, Samuel Elliott: Diary (1807-1898) 197- recording mainly events of family interest but including occasional entries on contemporary affairs, such as an account of Atkins' visit to Paris with a deputation from the Corporation of London to see the "Great Industrial Exhibition"in 1867. Photocopy only. Samuel Elliott Atkins, 1807-98, Citizen and Clockmaker of 6 Cowpers' Court, Cornhill. He was Clerk of the Clockmakers' Company 1842-78, and Master 1881 and 1889. With W H Overall, he compiled "Some Account of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers of the City of London" (London, 1881). He was also a Common Councillor and Deputy to the Alderman for Cornhill Ward 1865, and Chairman of the General Purposes Committee and of the Improvement Committee of the Corporation of London 1868 and 1873 respectively. This photocopy was deposited in Guildhall Library by the Clockmakers' Company in 1976, and it was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 15819

CLC/521/MS15820 Settlement by John Sheen Downs and Ann his 1795 March 21 wife of the parish of St Botolph Aldgate of her legacy under the will of George Kinghorn of Jamaica, to provide a jointure. Vellum 1 box contaiing 3 skins Former Reference: MS 15820 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 107 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS15821 Probate copy of the will of John Birkett of 1848 June 19 Bartlett's Passage, Fetter Lane, law stationer, to John James his son, with note of probate granted in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Vellum 1 box containing 2 skins Former Reference: MS 15821

CLC/521/MS15822 Settlement prior to marriage of Abraham 1857 October Bensabat of Terceira (Azores) living at White Hart Inn, Bishopsgate, and Isabella daughter of Rev Simon Ascher of Bury Street (Bevis Marks) in the City of London, with certificate of the Portugese consul general. Vellum and paper 1 box containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 15822

CLC/521/MS15823 Lease (with a plan) of a messuage with 1778 appurtenances on the west side of America November 6 Square, Minories, by John Jordan, citizen and carpenter, to Samuel Gist, merchant of London. Vellum 1 envelope containing 1 item Former Reference: MS 15823

CLC/521/MS15824 Counterpart lease of a messuage and 1787 warehouse in Plough Yard near Seething Lane, November 10 All Hallows Barking, by John Taylor of Feltham Hill to Aaron Henry Hurst of Basinghall Street. Vellum 1 item in box Former Reference: MS 15824

CLC/521/MS15825 Memorial of assignment (1863) of 4 messuages 1863 February in Mitre Street and Mitre Square in the parish of 6 St James Duke Place, by John Markham Browne of Paddington et al to Banister Fletcher of Russell Square. Vellum 1 item in envelope in box Former Reference: MS 15825

CLC/521/MS15827 Deed of separation between Thomas Littlehales 1880 January Smith of 43A Fetter Lane and Phoebe his wife 10 of 3 Rose Villas, Stonehill Road, Gunnersbury. Vellum 1 box containing 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 15827 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 108 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS15828 Share certificates with receipts and other 1893-1902 papers, mostly relating to Australian mining companies, belonging to William Charles Phillips of 8 Princes Street. 1 bundle in box Former Reference: MS 15828

CLC/521/MS15832 Marriage settlement between Maria Elizabeth 1829 Aldebert of Hoxton and Richard Gilson Reeve of Gough Square in the City of London. Vellum 1 item of 6 membranes Former Reference: MS 15832

CLC/521/MS16261 Deeds relating to a messuage on the east side 1542, 1601 of Gracechurch Street in the parish of St Leonard Eastcheap, bearing the signature and signet of Sir Ralph Sadleir, one of the king's two principal secretaries of state, 1542. Photocopies. Also includes copy of a presentment in the Court of Common Pleas relating to the manors of Standon Plashes and Doos with their appurtenances, the rectory and advowson of Standon, and other lands in Standon and Buntingford, Herts, the latter being the property of Sir Thomas Sadleir, 1601 1 envelope of 3 items Former Reference: MS 16261

CLC/521/MS16795 Letters written by W Pankridge, B Savory and 1885-1917 W F G Sandwith, rectors of the parish, relating to the raising of funds for the restoration of the Norman Priory church of St Bartholomew the Great. 1 envelope containing 12 letters Former Reference: MS 16795

CLC/521/MS16816 Probate copy of the will, made November 1875, 1876 April of John Bovingdon of Fell Street, Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item Former Reference: MS 16816 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 109 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS16817 Copies from parish registers, relating to the 1768-1787 marriage, at St Martin Guernsey, 1768, of Peter Perchard of Chatham Place, London and of the burials of his four infant children, 1771-9, and of his wife at St Mary Abchurch, 1787 with related affidavit. 1 envelope containing 4 sheets Former Reference: MS 16817

CLC/521/MS16820 Agreement, supplemental to a previous 1896 August agreement between Edward More of 283 12 Clapham Road, Surrey, and Bruce Green de Wolfson of 65 and 66 Chancery Lane, City of London, to form a company to exploit foreign patents (unspecified). 1 envelope containing 1 sheaf Former Reference: MS 16820

CLC/521/MS16823 Tripartite agreement between Edward Bellamy, 1724 citizen and alderman of London, John Hanbury, December 30 merchant-adventurer, and Charles Halsey, merchant-adventurer. Vellum. Edward Bellamy agreed to pay -ú1000 to John Hanbury to establish his son, also Edward, as apprentice "in the trade of merchandising" for eight years to the aforementioned Charles Halsey and Edward Cressner, at their house of factory at Hamburg. Edward Bellamy the son was to enjoy a sixth share in the business after five years and a third share at the expiry of his apprenticeship 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 16823

CLC/521/MS16839 Quitclaim by John de Hardyngham and John 1362 Prentyz, supervisor and executor of the will of November 18 Richard Lacer, citizen of London, to Alice, wife of William Bruyn, knight, and Katherine, wife of John atte Pole of Shoreditch, daughters of Richard, of a tenement in the parish of St Michael Paternoster Royal. Parchment. With seals of Prentyz (complete) and Hardyngham (half missing) on parchment tags. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 16839 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 110 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS16841 Pedigree of the Barnsdale family of Bale, 1868, 1975- Norfolk, and London, including six generations 1976 of clockmakers, compiled by Lt. Col. A. K. Brown, with a birth certificate of Frederick Barnsdale, 10 December 1868, and a letter to Colonel Brown, 1976. It covers the family of those individuals trading as J Barnsdale and Son in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Deposited by the Clockmakers' Company. 1 roll of 6 sheets Former Reference: MS 16841

CLC/521/MS16843 Catalogue of persons known to Richard Smith 1606, 1628- in their lifetime, with their dates of death and 1674 places of burial. Indexed. Called on the spine "Richard Smith's diary". This volume comprises a list, 1606 and 1628-74, chronologically arranged under dates of death, of publi figures, notorious criminals, members of Smith's family and friends and acquaintances living in or near London, with brief biographical descriptions. Smith was secondary of Poultry Compter. Edited by Sir Henry Ellis in "Camden Society vol.44", (London 1849). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 16843

CLC/521/MS16863 Book of accounts of Peter Delme, [son and] 1732-1739 executor of Sir Peter Delme, entitled"Accounts current and account of receipts and payments account the estate of Sir Peter Delme"; recording payments of dividends from South Sea annuities (mainly to Elizabeth Betts, widow, to Gerard van Heythuysen, and to Lady Anne Liddell). Sir Peter Delme, citizen and fishmonger, was Lord Mayor in 1723-4 1 volume Former Reference: MS 16863 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 111 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS16864 Order for payment of the sum of £2500 to Sir 1694 May 26 Francis Child, jeweller to the Crown, by virtue of letter under the Privy Seal dated 22 August 1689; for diamond rings which were presented by King William to the deputy of Hamburg and to envoys from the States General, from the Bishop of Leigden [Leiden], from Brunswick and Lunenburg [Luneburg], from the elector of Bavaria, from the King of Sweden, from the King of Portugal, and from the Elector of Brunswick. Endorsed with receipt for payment signed by Sir Francis Child 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 16864 ADD MS 00410

CLC/521/MS16946 Diary covering May - December 1844 kept by 1844 Miss H M D Codner of Dartmouth, Devon. The volume is mainly blank. The diary covers the period of illness and death of H M D Codner's friend Jane Seale. H M D Codner was the niece of Samuel Codner, founder of the Newfoundland School Society; the diary was deposited by the Commonwealth and Continental Church Society in 1977. It was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 16946

CLC/521/MS16948 Diary of the Revd. Charles H. H. Wright, 1868-1871 chaplain of the English Church of Holy Trinity, Boulogne, France. This volume includes, pasted in or interleaved, various press cuttings and printed leaflets relating to the Anglican chaplaincy in Boulogne, including printed reports and accounts, 1869- 71, of the committee of management of Trinity Church, and of the British Sailors' Institute, Boulogne, of which Wright was honorary secretary and treasurer. This volume was deposited by the Commonwealth And Continental Church Society in 1977, and was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 16948 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 112 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS16954 Leases of the"Fortune of War"public house, 22 1832-1867 Upper Thames Street, in the parish of St Benet Paul's Wharf, from Sarah West, widow, and Francis George West, esq., both of Aldershot, Hants, to their tenants. Parchment 1 bundle containing 7 items Former Reference: MS 16954

CLC/521/MS16955 Two letters from John Clayton of 18 John 1831-1832 Street, Bedford Row, to Thomas Notley of 8 Ruddicks Buildings, Finsbury Market, Moorfields, apparently relating to a law suit concerning Notley's property. 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 16955

CLC/521/MS16956 Unproved will of Francis William Willis of 9 1935 Noble Street, London, trading as the London Wool Hosiery Company, with annotations for a revision of the will. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 16956

CLC/521/MS17299 Final concord (left hand side) between Edward 1728 Lovibond, gent, and Edward and Katherine Aleyn, relating to one messuage and its appurtenances in the parish of St Stephen Walbrook. Vellum 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 17299

CLC/521/MS17303 Passport in the name of J C Kalshoven, issued 1871 by the Dutch consul-general in London and bearing the stamps of several countries. Probably John Christian Kalshoven of Hendrey and Kalshoven, colonial merchants of 16 Mark Lane, ca. 1874-5, and of Kalshoven and Co of 70 Lower Thames Street, ca. 1877-84. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 17303 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 113 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS17587 "Number Fourteen, the Home of the A.B.C.C", ca 1952 a printed booklet by Arthur R. Knowles, secretary of the Association, describing the history of 14 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster (the Association's offices). Printed. 1 booklet in envelope with Mss 17585-6, 17588 Former Reference: MS 17587

CLC/521/MS17596 Tax collector's receipt for two quarters 1816 instalments of the land tax, window tax and tax December 3 on inhabited houses, paid by Joshua Taylor and due at Michaelmas 1816. Signed by James Gregory, collector, and endorsed "House No. 12". 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 17596

CLC/521/MS17626 Petition, undated, from John Shorter to the Lord 1687? Mayor [?], praying a certificate that John Sybrants, mariner,"is a subject of the Kings of England", and that the owners of the ship"Cocke"(Mr George Cocke, Mr Benjamin Lockwoode, east country merchants, and Mr William Brickard), of which Sybrants is also master, are also Englishmen. Mounted on boards. Sir John Shorter, citizen and goldsmith, was born in 1625, knighted 29 October 1675, alderman of Cripplegate Ward, 1676-83, 1687-8, sheriff, 1675-6, Lord Mayor, 1687-8; died 4 September 1688 while still in office after a riding accident; buried St Savior's Southwark. Also contains a copy of a warrant, dated 11 March 1687, issued by command of James II to "naturalize and make free ... a ship called the European" with a "burthen of about four hundred tons" to carry masts from New England for the use of the Royal Navy. (This ship was capable of carrying masts of "larger dimensions" and "greater lengths" than any English built ship; and the Royal Navy had contracted with Sir John Shorter and other merchants to supply it with masts 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 17626 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 114 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS17627 Lease dated 29 February 1860, of a messuage 1860-1865 or tenement known as Warren House, including coachhouse, stables, outbuildings, gardens, appurtenances and several pieces or parcels of meadow or grassland, all situated in Loughton, Essex (i.e. Epping Forest),from William Whitaker Maitland and Rev John Whitaker Maitland to John Bulmer, for 21 years from 25 December 1860. Vellum. With an endorsement, dated 1 August 1865, whereby John Whitaker Maitland leases to John Bulmer on additional piece of land in Loughton for 16 years from 25 December 1864 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 17627

CLC/521/MS17943 Diary recording journeys to Europe made by 1868-1877 Charles J. F. Churchill of Weybridge, Surrey: to France, Italy and Switzerland, 1868; to the South of France, 1869; to Germany, 1873; to Switzerland, 1875; and to Northern France, 1877. This volume was found among records deposited by the London Diocesan Registry in 1977. It was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 17943

CLC/521/MS17977 Articles of partnership between Catherine 1873, 1878 Massey of Sydenham, Kent, widow, and John Matthews of Leadenhall Street, silversmith, to carry on the business of silversmith, jeweller, and bullion dealer at 116 Leadenhall Street under the name of"Massey and Matthews"for the term of ten years, 31 December 1873; together with an agreement for carrying on the said business between the said John Matthews and the executors of the said Catherine Massey, 28 September 1878. Paper and parchment 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 17977 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 115 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS17979 Settlement by William Salte of Poultry, esq, on 1815 February the marriage of James Rodick Corbett of Friday 17 Street, merchant and Elizabeth Fletcher of Poultry, spinster of property in Nag's Head Court and Three King's Court, in the parish of St Edmund the King. Parchment 1 envelope containing 4 membranes Former Reference: MS 17979

CLC/521/MS17980 Probate copy of the will of Robert Thomas 1912 April 19 Woods of 22 College Hill, caretaker. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 17980

CLC/521/MS18242 Agreement whereby Dame Mary Sternell, alias 1674 Starling (nee Garford), widow of Samuel November 18 Sternell, gives George, Viscount Grandison, her intended husband, £2000 on condition that her remaining real and personal estate will not be under his control, and John Morris assigns his trusteeship of the personal estate of Richard Garford, deceased, to Sir Thomas Alleyn and Sir Allen Broderick; with a schedule of that personal estate. Photocopy of typewritten transcript. 1 envelope containing 8 sheets Former Reference: MS 18242

CLC/521/MS18277/001 Author's typescript copy of 'Saint Bride's Fleet c. 1930 Street. A City Church and Parish' by Walter George Bell Typescript with manuscript amendments and annotations. Continues in CLC/521/MS18277/002 1 volume Former Reference: MS 18277

CLC/521/MS18277/002 Author's typescript copy of 'Saint Bride's Fleet c. 1930 Street. A City Church and Parish' by Walter George Bell Typescript with manuscript amendments and annotations. Continued from CLC/521/MS18277/001 1 volume Former Reference: MS 18277 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 116 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS18445 Letter from Alexander Cuming to William Mace, 1733 professor of civil law at Gresham College, relating to a translation of the first psalm. Pasted on card 1 double sheet Former Reference: MS 18445

CLC/521/MS18466 Busfield, Thomas: Day book of bills of 1730-1739 exchange, mainly relating to transactions abroad, particularly in Lisbon, Nantes, Genoa and the Netherlands, and quoting currency exchange rates. Photocopy. Thomas Busfield (d.1772) was a wine merchant of Leadenhall Street and of Ryshworth, Bingley, West Yorkshire. He may have been the son of William Busfield (d.1748) of Ryshworth Hall. Records relating to the Busfields of Ryshworth are held at West Yorkshire Archives Service|This item was catalogued by members of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 18466

CLC/521/MS18512 Memorandum of agreement for sale of 1786 premises in Barbican, including a peruke maker's, between John Butcher and Thomas Parker, jeweller, with a list of fixtures, furniture and fittings to be included in the sale. 1 item in box Former Reference: MS 18512

CLC/521/MS18515 Assignment of a lease (apparently cancelled) 1716 between Hester Cooper, administratrix of the will of Elizabeth Page, and Elianor Collins and John Savage, all of the parish of St Margaret Westminster, of 3 messuages in Silver Street, late part of Barbican house in the parish of St Giles Cripplegate. Parchment 1 item in an envelope in box Former Reference: MS 18515 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 117 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS18526 Probate copy of the will of Roger Cunliffe 1864 (1794?-1864) (banker) of Highbury Place, Islington and Bucklersbury, London (proved in the Principal Probate Registry). Parchment 1 item Former Reference: MS 18526

CLC/521/MS18528 Marriage settlement between Otto Puttfarcken 1898 August of 110 Fenchurch Street, merchant, and Alice 27 Maud McIntyre of Craigmore, Bute, Scotland, concerning settlement of Royal Insurance Company life assurance policy for -ú300, by Puttfarcken in trust for Alice Maud McIntyre. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 18528

CLC/521/MS18575 Original will of Simon Degge (1612-1704) of 1711 August Sermon Lane,London. 14 No grant of probate appears on the will and the name Simon Degge does not appear in any of the indices to the probate courts in the Diocese of London or in the index to wills proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 18575

CLC/521/MS18621 Brown, Family, of London: Marriage 1856-1874 settlements of family members 1856 and 1858 (endorsed 1870 and 1874); with lease of 51 Fore Street, London, in 1862 to George Brown of 51 Fore Street, haberdasher.. Parchment 1 bundle of 3 deeds Former Reference: MS 18621 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 118 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS18622 Nightingale, Sibella: Assignment of the 1659 remainder of a lease of 1653 (from Bernard September 20. Hide to Samuel Reighnolds, citizen and salter of London, for 21 years of Haddocks Quay alias Webbs Quay and Dice Quay, in the parish of St Dunstan in the East, including 2 wharfs, warehouses, cranes etc) from Sibella Nightingale, executrix of Samuel Reighnolds, to Joseph Delamote, merchant of Southampton and Anne his wife, and John Smith, draper of London and Rachell his wife; with schedule of fixtures and fittings. Vellum with a seal 1 box containing 2 membranes in an envelope Former Reference: MS 18622 Legal papers relating to the Waring and Colley families, of various addresses, and in particular to the Colley trust estate at 176 Fleet Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, which was established by a marriage settlement between Lyddie DeborahWaring and John Leigh Colley in 1871..

CLC/521/MS18635/001 Legal papers relating to the Waring and Colley 1780-1825 families, of various addresses, and in particular to the Colley trust estate at 176 Fleet Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, which was established by a marriage settlement between Lyddie DeborahWaring and John Leigh Colley in 1871.. Deeds and associated papers relating to 176 Fleet Street, including copy wills and codicils of Benjamin Cole of the parish of St Bride Fleet Street, 1801 and 1810, and Samuel Waring of St John's Street, Smithfield, 1843. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 18635

CLC/521/MS18635/002 Legal papers relating to the Waring and Colley 1807-1898 families, of various addresses, and in particular to the Colley trust estate at 176 Fleet Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, which was established by a marriage settlement between Lyddie DeborahWaring and John Leigh Colley in 1871.. Marriage settlements and related deeds of the Waring and Colley families, including the 1871 settlement establishing the Colley trust estate. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 18635 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 119 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS18635/003 Legal papers relating to the Waring and Colley 1858 and 1924 families, of various addresses, and in particular to the Colley trust estate at 176 Fleet Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, which was established by a marriage settlement between Lyddie DeborahWaring and John Leigh Colley in 1871.. Probate copies of the wills of Mrs Deborah Waring, 1858, and Mrs Lyddie Deborah Colley, 1924. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 18635

CLC/521/MS18635/004 Legal papers relating to the Waring and Colley 1890-1925 families, of various addresses, and in particular to the Colley trust estate at 176 Fleet Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, which was established by a marriage settlement between Lyddie DeborahWaring and John Leigh Colley in 1871.. Adminstrative papers relating to the Colley trust estate, including building accounts, valuations and documents concerning investments etc. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 18635

CLC/521/MS18801 Conveyance by Zadik Levin, James Yerraway, 1820 October Robert Christie and Francis Nalder to John 19 Mitchison of 2 and 3 Queen Street in the City of London. Parchment 1 envelope containing 5 membranes Former Reference: MS 18801

CLC/521/MS18802 Lease by William A Mitchison and Alfred P, 1886 March 22 John and Stanley Welch of 45 Gutter Lane for 80 years, with plan. Parchment 1 envelope containing 1 membrane Former Reference: MS 18802

CLC/521/MS18872 Lease of 2 plots of land in Lawrence Lane and 1671 March 14 Bull Head Yard in the parish of St Mary le Bow from Sir Richard Betenson to Richard his son; with a plan. Vellum 1 envelope containing 1 membrane Former Reference: MS 18872 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 120 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS19008 Genealogical memoranda relating to the 1950? Hooper family, originally of Holberton, Devon, and later of various addresses chiefly in London and Middlesex. With photographic copies of wills etc concerning members of the family. 1 bundle containing 2 files Former Reference: MS 19008

CLC/521/MS19018 "Book of charges on merchandize etc belonging 1736-1771 to John Rooke", ie cash book of business (and In Spanish and some personal) expenses, August 1736 - English. January 1771; with, at back, account of shipping charges, 1736-48. Rooke was a Spanish merchant, with premises in Packer's Court, Coleman Street (to 1766) and 14 Angel Court (1767-72). He was in partnership with John Richards (qv; d. 1736) from 1728 to 1736. Rooke died 27 January 1771 ("Gentleman's Magazine")|$aPurchased in 1980 (together with Ms 19017) and catalogued shortly afterwards by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 19018

CLC/521/MS19019 Rogers, Thomas: Diary, chiefly recording 1840-1898 personal and domestic matters, with occasional references to business affairs and public events. The diary begins in 1840 but contains retrospective entries from 1834 concerning Rogers' arrival in London from (?) Nottingham and continues until two months before his death in 1898. Thomas Rogers (ca.1820-1898) was a liveryman of the Broderers' Company and (?) London partner of the hosiery manufacturing business of Rogers and Co. of Nottingham. This information was supplied by the depositor.|Rogers' address in 1863, when he became a freeman of the Broderers', was 64 Aldermanbury (Ms 14663/2); the London directory for 1863 lists "Rogers, Bentley and Rogers, manufacturing hosiers" at that address.|This volume was deposited in Guildhall Library in 1980, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 19019 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 121 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS19028 Circular letter from Henry Joseph Lardner, 1870 requesting votes in the ballot for poor and vicar's allowance (tithe) rate collector for St Sepulchre Holborn, as the show of hands in his favour was challenged (9 September 1870); and a letter from an anonymousparishioner objecting to the amount of charity money paid to the late collector and demanding a ballot before his son is appointed to replace him. 1 box containing 2 items in an envelope Former Reference: MS 19028

CLC/521/MS19503 Lease for 21 years from Henry Wight of 1669 October Gresham Hall, Barking, Essex to Henry Hackett 27 of East Smithfield of a messuage in Pillory Lane known as the Two Loggerheads. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 19503

CLC/521/MS19591 Letters of administration (Prerogative Court of 1764 Canterbury) granted to Thomas Shadd to administer that part of the estate of John Henfree, late of Portpool Liberty in the parish of St Andrew Holborn, dec., left unadministered at the death of Mary Henfree, the widow and administratrix. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 19591 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 122 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS19959 Deeds and documents of the Pedley family of 1549-1894 Essex and the City of London. Includes 49 deeds of 48 Ludgate Hill, on the West Corner of Old Bailey, in the parish of St Martin Ludgate, 1549-1894. Also includes leases of 12 Cursitor Street, in the parish of St Andrew Holborn, Middlesex, 1854-84. Also includes miscellaneous deeds of property in Fenchurch Street, in the parish of St Gabriel Fenchurch, 1736/7; in Old Jewry, including the Three Crowns public house, in the parish of St Mary Colechurch, 1762; in Cornhill, in the parish of St Michael Cornhill, 1793. Also includes miscellaneous deeds of property in Finch Lane, in the parish of St Michael Cornhill, 1867; and of 191 Bishopsgate Street Without, in the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, 1874. These documents were given to the Manuscripts Section, via the British Records Association, in 1970 1 box containing 66 documents in 4 bundles Former Reference: MS 19959

CLC/521/MS19964 Deeds of yearly rents belonging to the Proctor 1576-1850 family of Shepperton, Middlesex, payable from messuages and shops in Cheapside, in the parish of St Mary Magdalen Milk Street, and in Cheapside and Wood Street, in the parish of St Peter Westcheap, 1576-1601. Paper and parchment. Bundle also contains two later documents, 18th century and 1850, the latter showing that the Cheapside properties included nos. 48-9 and 118-9 Cheapside; and a deed of 1695 concerning other family property, viz. the four manors of Kessingland Stapletons,Kessingland Itchinghams, 'Kessingland and Kingston's' and Rothenhall, all in Kessingland, and houses in Kessingland and Pakefield, Suffolk. Probably deposited by Basil Cozens-Hardy, the Norfolk antiquary: see his note dated 1963, on the bundle.. 1 bundle of 14 documents Former Reference: MS 19964 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 123 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS19968 Marriage settlement concerning 8 messuages 1631 in Chancery Lane in the parish of St Dunstan in the West in the City of London and 12 messuages in the parish of St Clement Danes, Middlesex. Parchment 1 item in bundle with Mss 19965-7, 19969 Former Reference: MS 19968

CLC/521/MS20074 Marriage settlement relating to a messuage 1620 called to the Swan, with bakehouse adjoining, situated outside Bishopsgate in the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate. Parchment 1 item in bundle with Mss 20072-3 and 20075-8 Former Reference: MS 20074

CLC/521/MS20090 Deed of trust by which Henry Butler of London, 1563 esq and Katherine his wife, formerly wife and sole executrix of Hugh Pope late citizen and haberdasher,deceased, convey to Robert Good, Thomas Prows and Anthony Gregorye, citizens and haberdashers, wine in cellars in the parishes of St Martin Ironmonger Lane and St James Garlickhithe and All Hallows the Great, formerly of Hugh Pope; with various sureties. Parchment 1 item in bundle with Mss 20091-100 Former Reference: MS 20090

CLC/521/MS20171 Quitclaim by William Age and his wife Katherine 1452 to William Hall relating to lands and tenements In Latin. in Aldersgate Street in the parish of St Botolph Aldersgate. Vellum 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 20171

CLC/521/MS20179 Grant by Thomas Hayberne of London, cooper, 1548 and Stephen Andrewes of London, draper, to In Latin. John Waren, citizen and barber-surgeon of London, of a messuage (brewhouse) called the Cock on the Hoop in the parish of St Michael le Querne. Vellum, seals missing 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 20179 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 124 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS20334 Laurie, Peter, Sir, (1778-1861): Diary. 18--?-1859 The early pages of the book are in the form of an autobiography, recording his adolescence in Scotland, his arrival in London, his employment as a saddler, and the beginnings of his civic career|From 1830 onwards the entries are in diary form; they mostly relate to personal and civic affairs, including considerable detail of the year of his mayoralty, but there are a few entries which refer to public events and to the business of the Union Bank.The diary covers 1778-1859 but was compiled in the 19th cent. This is a photocopy made in 1983 of the original which is owned by a private individual. Sir Peter Laurie, 1778-1861, was chairman of the Union Bank, alderman for Aldersgate Ward, Sheriff of London 1823-4, Lord Mayor 1832-3 and Master of the Saddlers' Company 1833. This item was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1983 1 volume Former Reference: MS 20334

CLC/521/MS20383 Tait, Andrew Carlyle: Diary recording his last 1893-1894 days at school and his entering employment as a clerk with James Spicer and Co. Mainly blank. Other subjects mentioned in the diary include country walks in and around Ilford, a bomb explosion at the post office in New Cross, and a holiday visit to Herne Bay. Andrew Carlyle Tait lived in New Cross, and later in Ilford, Essex. James Spicer and Co. were stationers and paper merchants of 50 Thames Street. This volume was deposited in Guildhall Library in 1983, and was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 20383 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 125 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS20384 "A short account of the life and travels of James 1784 Access by written permission Upjohn...", a transcript by A. Upjohn of the only autobiography of James Upjohn. The autobiography records Upjohn's birth in Shaftesbury, Dorset, 1722; his family's emigration to Philadelphia, removal to Charleston, South Carolina, and return to England, 1723-6; his apprenticeship to his father in the clock and watchmaking trade in Exeter; his arrival in London, 1743, and his early years as a watchmaker there.|Later events recorded are the expansion of his business in London; his travel overseas to collect orders for watches from potential customers in the Netherlands, France and Germany, 1764-73; his handing over the business to his son James, 1782; and arrangements made for his other children and for his brother's family.|At the back of the volume are descriptions of musical clocks made by James Upjohn, ca.1770; and a list of the contents of the book. The autobiography was compiled 1780-3 and this transcript made in 1784. James Upjohn was a clock and watchmaker, Citizen and Goldsmith, and lived in Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell. This manuscript was purchased by the Clockmakers' Company and deposited in Guildhall Library Manuscripts Section in 1983. It was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 20384

CLC/521/MS20579 Outerbridge, Anna Maria: Draft of an essay on 1900-1983 Piriend Trott, a London merchant in the Bermuda trade (died ca. 1682), written for the Bermuda Historical Society. Undated [20th century]. 1 sheaf in envelope Former Reference: MS 20579

CLC/521/MS20720 Marriage settlement concerning a great 1664 messuage called Trinity Lane House, situated in Trinity Lane in the parish of St Michael Queenhithe. Parchment 1 document in envelope Former Reference: MS 20720 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 126 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS20728 Marriage settlement relating to three 1660 messuages called the Prince's Arms, The Three Blackbirds and the Three Crowns, all in Paternoster Row in the parish of St Faith. Parchment 1 document in envelope Former Reference: MS 20728

CLC/521/MS20845 Manuscript copy, apparently of 1597, of 1597 "Spiritual Exercises and ghostly meditacions", compiled in 1554 by William Peryn, Prior of the friars preachers of Saint Bartholomew Smithfield. Paper. 7 pages missing at end, no St Bartholomew's press mark. This volume was deposited in Guildhall Library by the parish of St Bartholomew the Great in 1983. It was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1984 1 volume Former Reference: MS 20845

CLC/521/MS21082 Deeds of a large group of messuages 1624, 1659/60 belonging to the Pindar family in the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, including (1659/60) three messuages formerly"one greate messuage"in the occupation of Sir Paul Pindar, knight, decd. Parchment. The "greate messuage" is probably the former no.169 Bishopsgate, known as Sir Paul Pindar's house or the Pindar's Head Tavern. It was removed in 1891 to make way for extensions to Liverpool Street station. Its famous carved front is now in the V&A. 2 items in bundle with Mss 21083-8 Former Reference: MS 21082 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 127 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS21462 Sewell, T. Davies: Income tax accounts for 1876-1916 salaries and fees as clerk and/or other officer of four City livery companies. Give some details (surnames, dates) of apprentice bindings and admissions to freedom or livery. Contents: 1. Shipwrights' Company: accounts, 1876/7-1910/11 (for receipts Oct 1875 - Oct 1910). 2. Spectaclemakers' Company: accounts 1900/1-1915/16 (for receipts April 1899 - March 1916). 3. Loriners' Company: accounts 1884/5- 1901/2 (for receipts April 1883 - Jan 1901). 4. Fanmakers' Company: accounts 1889/90- 1905/6 (for receipts May 1888 - March 1905). 1 volume Former Reference: MS 21462

CLC/521/MS21466 Marriage settlement on the marriage of Rev 1852-1885 Charles Frederick Chase, rector of St Andrew by the Wardrobe with St Ann Blackfriars, and Susan Mary Alliston of Russell Square, Middlesex, spinster, 1852. Endorsed with appointments of new trustees, 1854 and 1885. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 21466

CLC/521/MS21514 Holmes, Sarah (fl.1782-1799): Receipt book. 1782-1799 Mrs Sarah Holmes was a Spanish merchant of Botolph Lane (address ascertained from internal evidence of receipt of 7 July 1788)|The volume was deposited by the Fishmongers' Company, but the connection with company, if any, is unknown. It was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff. The volume has been written from both ends. The book includes receipts to her for her share of freight charges on cargoes of nuts, fruit and vegetables from, inter alia, Barcelona, Gijon, Lisbon, Malaga, Oporto, and Seville, giving the size and nature of the cargo, and names of the ship, captain, and consignor(s). It also includes receipts for domestic expenses. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 21514 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 128 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS21599 Home, Percy John: War diary... a London 1944 record. A sample image is available to view online via the Player and shows an entry recording damage to Selfridges, Oxford Street in December 1944.

From scrapbook compiled by Percy Home while living at 11 Onslow Gardens, SW7. It contains his notes, newspaper cuttings, photographs and pencil, pen and water colour sketches etc, mainly relating to the progress of the war and particularly to the effect of air raids and flying bomb attacks on London buildings and inhabitants. Includes occasional references to domestic and cultural affairs.

The entire scrapbook is available to view at London Metropolitan Archives. 1v in envelope Former Reference: MS 21599

CLC/521/MS21607 Holograph letters from Burghley, William Cecil 1575-1576 (1520-1598), 1st Lord Burghley, to Peter Osborne, Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer, concerning foreign exchange, with particular reference to the grant to Burghley by letters patent of 9 March 1575 of the office of Keeper of the Change, Exchange and Rechange in England and in the Queen's Dominions Overseas and of the monopoly to appoint and regulate exchange brokers. 1 file containing 11 items Former Reference: MS 21607

CLC/521/MS21608 Contemporary copy (made in the 16th century) 1585-1599? of a letter from Philip Howard (1557-1595), Earl of Arundel to Elizabeth I concerning his flight abroad, 1585. 1 envelope containing 2 double sheets Former Reference: MS 21608

CLC/521/MS21609 Contemporary copy (made in the 16th century) 1598-1599? of a letter from Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex to Sir Thomas Egerton, Lord Keeper concerning his misfortunes, 19 July 1598. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 21609 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 129 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS21610 Chart illustrating the descent of the title to 1575-1599? Rivers Hall, Boxted, Essex to Sir John Dawtrey and to his sons, William and Nicholas. Compiled 16th century. The names of Sir John Dawtrey's sons have been added in another hand, possibly that of William Cecil, 1st Lord Burghley. Endorsed in 18th century hand: "These papers do belong to Mr Nicholas Freeman of Dedham to whom I gave a note for the return of them". 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 21610

CLC/521/MS21643 Letter from John Gibson at Gray's Inn to Rev E 1834 C Frith of Bexley, concerning an application from Mr Day and Mr Myers to take the tenancy of a house in Grocers' Hall Court as a manufactory for musical instruments. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 21643

CLC/521/MS21668 Letters to William Symington (1863-1870), 1863-1870 during his service as Captain of the merchant ships the"North Fleet"and the"Melbourne", from Gellatly, Hankey & Sewell, merchants, shipowners and shipbuilders; from agents in Bombay, Calcutta, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Sydney; and from friends. Indexed. The letters deal primarily with business matters - sale of cargo, obtaining return cargo, freight rates, shipping movements, crew members, damage caused by typhoons etc.; some contain personal news of Symington's family and friends. William Symington was born in Ayrshire in around 1828. He became a merchant seaman and gained his master's certificate of competency in 1858. This scrapbook of business and personal correspondence was deposited in the Manuscripts Section of Guildhall Library by a private individual in 1986, and catalogued shortly afterwards by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 scrapbook Former Reference: MS 21668 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 130 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS21672 Letter from John [Mitchin], Bishop of Barbados, 1873 to [J] Hassard concerning the state of the church in Tobago. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 21672

CLC/521/MS21726 Covenant between Robert Ware, citizen and 1666 mercer, and his wife, and others to levy fines in the Court of Common Pleas, concerning land on which formerly stood 2 messuages in St Margaret Lothbury parish, a stable in Whitehorse Yard, Coleman Street and 3 messuages in Tristrams Alley alias Haines Alley in St Stephen Coleman Street parish, all of which were destroyed in the Great Fire. Parchment. Damaged. Also includes a messuage called the George in Moorgate Street in the parish of St Stephen Coleman Street; a messuage in Aldersgate Street in St Botolph Aldersgate parish; and a messuage and garden in Horseshoe Alley, Moorfields in St Leonard Shoreditch parish to the use of the said Robert Ware and his wife and of their heirs 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 21726

CLC/521/MS21756 Account book of income received and 1665-1678 Not available for general access payments expended on behalf of Sir James Please use microfilm Rushout of Northwick, Worcs in relation to his money-lending activities; his account with Clayton and Morris, scriveners and bankers; and his estate in Essex, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire and in Hampton, [in Holywell] and in Harrow, Middlesex. Possibly compiled by his agent in London and covering 1665-78. Sir James Rushout (1644-1698) was first baronet of Milnst-Maylards in Essex. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 21756

CLC/521/MS22822 Inventory of fixtures at 17 Austin Friars. 1824 1 gathering Former Reference: MS 22822 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 131 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS22824 Life assurance policy for £500 issued by the 1842 Metropolitan Life Assurance Society to James Waldron of Tower Royal, London, osier merchant, at an annual premium of -ú12, 8s and 9d. 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 22824

CLC/521/MS22946 Gift of a tenement in the parish of "St Laurence 1351 January of Candelwikstret"[i.e. St Lawrence Pountney] 13 by Hugh Martyn, rector of"Wethersfeld"church In Latin. in the diocese of Norwich [Westerfield, Suffolk?] and William Castel, clerk, to Sir James de Boureford, knight. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 22946

CLC/521/MS23171 List of prisoners at Ludgate in receipt of money 1579 March 7 left as a legacy under the will of Sir Nicholas Bacon, late Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, deceased. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 23171

CLC/521/MS23279 Bond (Statute Staple) by Francis Cufande of 1658/9 March London, gent, to William Web of Gray's Inn and 4 Robert Bidolph of London, merchant, for repayment of -ú1500. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 23279

CLC/521/MS23489 Quitclaim of a 40s quit rent on tenement(s) in St 1521 July 3 Benet Sherehog parish, lying between a tenement of the collegiate church of St Stephen Westminster in the tenure of John Woode, grocer, on the east, tenements called Charletons Land on the west, the king's highway where Bucklersbury joins Cheapside on the south, and the tenement of Sir Thomas Dennys, knight, in Poultry on the north, by Thomas Norton, master of the monastery of Burton Lazars, Leicestershire, to Henry Lomner, citizen and grocer. Parchment 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 23489 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 132 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS23647 Marriage settlement on the marriage of the Rt. 1848 Nov 18 Rev. George Tomlinson D.D., Bishop of Gibraltar and Miss Louisa Stuart. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 23647

CLC/521/MS23681 Chater, George: Private notebook. 1902-1920 George Chater, of 68 Cannon Street, was chairman and treasurer of the St Antholin lectureship charity. This volume was donated to Guildhall Library in 1989 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 23681

CLC/521/MS23733 Correspondence concerning family and 1852-1873 business matters from George Thomas King of the Commercial coffee house, 83 Aldersgate Street, and later of Upper Holloway, near Highgate; J Brown of Cirencester; and Louisa Dobson of 28 Crispin Street, Spitalfields, to Henry Harrison Brown, a relative in Australia. Transcripts and photocopies. 1 envelope containing 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 23733

CLC/521/MS23740 Confirmation of probate, granted by Francesco 1438 May 8 Foscari, doge of Venice, of the will of Giovanni In Latin and Lipomani, citizen and nobleman of Venice, Italian. made at his house in the parish of St Peter le Poer in Broad Street Ward, 20 June 1437. The will names Lipomano's commissaries [i.e. those entrusted with the proving of his will in Venice] and the executors of his affairs in England; and makes bequests to various monasteries, poor prisoners and widows and leaves money for the dowries of poor girls, all in Venice. Parchment 1 item rolled Former Reference: MS 23740 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 133 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS23771 Papers relating mainly to the Aiken family of 6 1826-1857 Dove Court, Old Jewry. The papers comprise correspondence on family matters between George Aiken, grocer and tea dealer, and his son John during visits to Scotland, Sierra Leone and Gambia, 1826 and 1828; with letters of administration of the goods of Mary Shiells of Edinburgh, 1838, and of Helen Aiken, daughter of George Aiken, 1857; and with a love poem "Dunna Forget Me" written by Ann E. Ritchie, n.d. (early 19th century)|These papers were donated to Guildhall Library in 1989, and they were catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 envelope containing 9 items Former Reference: MS 23771

CLC/521/MS23789 Marriage settlement of property in Gads Alley 1656 (in Cock Lane) and in Turnagain Lane, all in the parish of St. Sepulchre (Holborn). Parchment. Purchased in 1989 (with Ms 23790) and catalogued shortly afterwards by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 envelope containing 1 membrane Former Reference: MS 23789

CLC/521/MS23940 Whittington, P. R.: Out-letter book. 1911-1914 Latter part blank. Indexed. P. R. Whittington was a member of the stockbroking firm of Woolston, Beeton, Brodrick and West, 18 Austin Friars, during the years 1911-14. This letter book was given to the Manuscripts Section of Guildhall Library by Sir Nicholas Goodison in 1988 as part of records of the predecessor firms of Quilter, Goodison & Co. Ltd|it was catalogued in 1989 by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume Former Reference: MS 23940 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 134 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS23956 Threlford, William Lacon, Sir: Miscellaneous 1904-1943 private and family papers, including numerous invitations etc. during his year as Sheriff (1932- 3). Sir William Lacon Threlford was knighted in 1933. He was a past master of the companies of Parish Clerks, Needlemakers and Glaziers. He died in 1958. These papers were purchased by Guildhall Library in 1989, and were catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in 1990 1 bundle in box Former Reference: MS 23956

CLC/521/MS24206 Copy will of Reverend W. C. Greene of 1891 Bayswater (proved 1892). Paper 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 24206

CLC/521/MS24458 Rowsell, William: Personal diary. 1832-1833 Diary contains details of daily life and work; later entries relate to Rowsell's emigration to Canada in 1833. Rowsell worked in the family stationery shop in Cheapside. This volume was donated to Guildhall Library in 1990, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 24458

CLC/521/MS24459 Rowsell family: Genealogical notes based on 198-? the personal diary of William Rowsell (Ms 24458). 1 envelope containing 6 double sheets Former Reference: MS 24459

CLC/521/MS24499 Papers relating to debts owned by Thomas 1615-1620 Frith, citizen and scrivener (d. 1616), to various creditors, including papers concerning the transferral of some of the debts to the manor of Upminster, Essex. Paper and parchment 1 folder containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 24499 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 135 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS24718 Writings of Stanley Green concerning his 1929 48 hours notice required for thoughts and experiences during the First access World War. Typescript. Private Stanley Green served with the 17th London Regiment as a despatch rider. This volume was donated to Guildhall Library by a descendant in 1991 and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume in envelope

CLC/521/MS24987 Inventory of the goods of Joan Huiton, widow, 1645 late of the parish of St Botolph Aldgate, taken 17 Dec 1645 and exhibited 22 Dec 1645. With typewritten research note. Parchment and paper 2 items in envelope Former Reference: MS 24987

CLC/521/MS25596A Letters of administration of the estate of George 1724 Taylor of the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate. Parchment 1 membrane Former Reference: MS 25596A

CLC/521/MS25682 Account book of Stephen Comyn as property 1731-1745 agent for the estate of William Baron. Book records rents received, taxes paid, and the transfer of the balance of each account to John Baron (? proctor or guardian of William Baron) 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25682

CLC/521/MS25710 "The Key Ledger", compiled by John Baker 1817-1824 Sellon (Steward to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral, 1809-35)"for my own private use"; containing extracts from the accounts of the Dean and Chapter estates (relating to rents and land tax), and of fixed paymentsand occasional expenses, fabric money, sacrament momey, vacant places fund, and salaries paid to minor canons, vicars choral, virgers and other officers; with detailed explanatory notes by Sellon. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 25710 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 136 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS25761 "An account of the marriage and children of 1748-1800? Edmund Gibson" (born 1669-died 1748), in the hand of Gibson (Bishop of London, 1723-48). Comprising memoranda of his marriage and of the dates and places of birth of his children. With later additions 1 sheet Former Reference: MS 25761

CLC/521/MS28865 Scrapbook compiled by T. E. Lefroy relating to 1893-1911 the City Imperial Volunteers and particularly his service with them in South Africa during the Boer War, 1900-1907, with additional material relating to the 20th Middlesex (Artists') R. V. Includes newspaper cuttings, photographs, letters, orders of service, menus, programmes, song sheets etc. This volume was donated to Guildhall Library in 1993, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 28865

CLC/521/MS28866 Papers relating to Alfred George Newnham's 1900 Aug- Nov service in the City Imperial Volunteers in South Africa during the Boer War. Includes: passes to leave camp in South Africa, Aug. and Sep. 1900; bill of fare for troops on board the "Aurania", Oct. 1900; diary kept by Alfred Newnham, 1 Oct.- 12 Nov. 1900; certificates of discharge and character on discharge, 30 Nov. 1900. The original papers are in private hands. These photocopies were taken from the originals when they were brought into Guildhall Library by the owner in 1993. They were catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 envelope (containing 7 items comprising 11 sheets) Former Reference: MS 28866 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 137 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS28911 Deeds relating to the Sedgwick family, 1679-1732 including: lease from the City Corporation to Obadiah Sedgwick, citizen and grocer, of a toft and ruinous tenement on the north side of Fenchurch Street in the parish of St Katherine Coleman, 1679; and an assignmentof lease from the executor of William Sedgwick late of London, merchant, deceased, of a house in Rood Lane in the parish of St Gabriel Fenchurch, 1732. Elizabeth Sedgwick, daughter of Obadiah, and Botrie Sedgwick of London, merchant, executor of Obadiah,are parties to a deed of 1697.. Parchment 4 items Former Reference: MS 28911

CLC/521/MS28952 Settlement in anticipation of the marriage of 1741-1768 Daniel Browne of Luton, Bedfordshire, baker and Sarah Larratt of St Magnus the Martyr, London, widow, 2 February 1740/1.. Parchment. With endorsement of 1768 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 28952

CLC/521/MS29409 Mitchell, George Michael: Account book, 1822- 1819-1850 50 with letter of attorney (taped in) from Robert Scott to Mitchell 1819. Indexed. Mitchell acted as a banker for Scott but the other accounts are mostly family or personal. The letter of attorney is addressed to Mitchell at 24 Lombard Street which was the office of Chatteris, Whitmore and Co, bankers, in 1820|This volume was purchased by Guildhall Library in 1994, and was catalogued by a member of Guildhall Library staff in the same year 1 volume Former Reference: MS 29409

CLC/521/MS29447 Family tree of Sir John Moore, his heirs and 1994 other members of the Moore family. Compiled by Guildhall Library staff in 1994. The tree is not exhaustive 1 sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 29447 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 138 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS29716 Hamersley family: Copies of miscellaneous ca 1980 papers relating to the history of the family, ca.1200-1979. Compiled ca. 1980. 1 file Former Reference: MS 29716

CLC/521/MS29841 Letter to the Keeper of the [City] Greenyard 1833 February from W[illia]m Waters Scales of 44 Aldgate 24 requesting that his sheep be returned to him. The City Greenyard (on the east side of Whitecross Street at no 18) at this date housed the City Pound where stray or offending horses, cattle or other livestock were impounded under Act of Parliament, 1765. Michael Scales and Son of 44 Aldgate were carcase butchers 1 double sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 29841

CLC/521/MS29918 Letter to Mr Courthop from Hump[hrey] 1666 Tuck[ey?] about the cause and extent of the September 6 Great Fire of London and about Courthop's money. With a 20th century note identifying Mr Courthop as Alexander Courthope.

A Humphrey Tuckey lived in Fleet Street between Falcon Court and the Pillars of Hercules from 1660-8 (Ms 2969/2). 1 envelope containing 2 sheets of paper Former Reference: MS 29918 CLC/521/MS30691 Fragment of a heraldic pedigree of the Oxwicke 1646 family of Norwich and London. Parchment. Lower membrane missing. This roll was donated to Guildhall Library by Lincolnshire Record Office in 1996, and was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 roll Former Reference: MS 30691 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 139 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS30758 Probate copy will of Richard Turner. 1768 Parchment. Turner, citizen and haberdasher, lived in Hatton Garden at the time of his will, and was treasurer of the Norton Folgate Charity School, founded in 1692. He endowed the school in his will and it was thereafter known as Turner's Free School for Poor Boys. The will includes much detail of his bequest and was bought by Guildhall Library in 1996; it does not form part of the school archive. 1 envelope containing 1 item Former Reference: MS 30758

CLC/521/MS30902 Marriage settlement 1659 and copy will 1693 of 1659-1693 John Hockley with 1661/2 lease of three messuages in Bucklersbury and Walbrook. The marriage settlement and will relate to property in the parishes of Bromley and Orpington, Kent; Chiddingford, Surrey; Bentley, Hampshire; and Houghton Regis, Bedfordshire as well as six tenements in Seething Lane in the parish of All Hallows Barking and St Olave Hart Street and tenements in Walbrook including the King's Head tavern (the corner house at the lower end of Walbrook) in the parish of St John Walbrook. 1 envelope containing 2 parchment deeds and 1 paper gathering Former Reference: MS 30902

CLC/521/MS31607 Papers relating to John Findlay Elgie's service 1937-1945 at Cannon Street Fire Station during World War Two, including printed works, circulars and related news cuttings on aspects of the work of the London Fire Brigade, with annotated printed maps and other personal papers. 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 31607

CLC/521/MS31623 Letter from Annie Richardson to Mr Wing about 1890 March 23 teaching in a Sunday School (possibly St. Peter Cornhill). 1 envelope containing 1 item Former Reference: MS 31623 Mander, Noel Percy: Research notes, correspondence, photographs and draft monograph on St. Vedast Foster Lane. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 140 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS31687/001 Research notes, correspondence, photographs 1940s-1998 and draft monograph on St. Vedast Foster Lane. Box includes a collection of photographs showing the war damage to St. Vedast Foster Lane, the draft monograph and correspondence with Paul Jeffery. 1 box Former Reference: MS 31687

CLC/521/MS31687/002 Research notes, correspondence, photographs 1940s-1998 and draft monograph on St. Vedast Foster Lane. Envelope of drawings. Pen and ink drawings of the church furnishings and the exterior of St. Vedast Foster Lane by Dennis Flanders. 1 envelope of 4 drawings Former Reference: MS 31687

CLC/521/MS31690 Letter from Waithman, Robert (1764-1833) to 1823-1824? John Letts Junior accompanying a book about October 16 Waithman's life and commenting on his (Waithman's) achievements since the book was published. The letter was probably written during Waithman's mayoralty, 1823-4. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 31690

CLC/521/MS31691 Grant of arms to Francis Fryer of the City of 1572 April 10 48 hours notice required for London, gentleman, by Robert Cooke, access Clarenceux. Vellum. Seal missing. Emblazonment, illuminated heraldic borders and initial letter portrait of herald in tabard with wand. 1 membrane Former Reference: MS 31691 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 141 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS31778 Deeds and papers of the Hinde family 1602- 1602-1787 1737 with two 1787 copies of earlier documents. Parchment and paper. The properties comprise houses on Popes or St. Ann's Lane in the parish of St. Anne and St. Agnes; the Black Bull Inn and a tenement called the George in Leadenhall Street in the parish of St. Peter Cornhill; property in Bartlett's Court, Holborn and 'Perpool'[Portpool] Lane and Leather Lane in the parish of St. Andrew Holborn; Cross Lane and Woodyard (not further specified); and 1/8th of a ship called 'The Friendly Society' 1 envelope containing 9 items Former Reference: MS 31778

CLC/521/MS31804 Two letters from Sir John Bennett to unnamed 1881 and 1897 correspondents. One of the letters (1881) shows Bennett's progressive views in his advocacy of shorter hours for employees. With an obituary cut from an unidentified magazine. Sir John Bennett was a watchmaker of 65 Cheapside and a sheriff of the City of London. 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 31804

CLC/521/MS31808 Menus and programmes of events attended by 1957-1958 Oliver Thompson as Master of the Skinners Company. 1 envelope containing 10 items Former Reference: MS 31808

CLC/521/MS32724 Letters to Oswald Hoskins, merchant, at the 1712-1712/13 Blackmoor's Head, King Street, Cheapside from various correspondents. The letters refer to bills drawn on Hoskins. One writer asks to have a note placed to his account; another refers to a lease to be drawn up. These contents suggest that Hoskins was acting as a banker though he has not been identified as either a scrivener or a goldsmith 1 folder containing 6 sheets Former Reference: MS 32724 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 142 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS32748 Correspondence, press cuttings and other 1824, 1896- papers concerning Joseph Newbon's efforts to 1929 erect a memorial tablet to William Shakespeare on the Post Office Savings Bank in Carter Lane. A typescript calendar of items is enclosed in the file. Also includes the apprenticeship indenture of Walter William Newbon, 1824 1 file Former Reference: MS 32748

CLC/521/MS32822 Bone, Charles Edward: Scrapbook of 1844, 1885- newspaper and magazine cuttings. 1889, 1894- Scrapbook compiled by Charles E. Bone of 1899 and not Compton (Berkshire?) containing (mostly dated printed) articles and letters, some by him, reflecting his interests in horseracing, musical entertainments, politics, cycling and humorous stories. There are some printed accounts of proceedings of the Farringdon Ward Club, of which he was a member. He may have been an employee of the Economic Life Assurance Society; there are several articles and letters about a fraud perpetuated by the chief clerk there in 1888, as well as a directors' report of 1844. Bone appears also to have acted as a commission agent (bookmaker). This volume was deposited in Guildhall Library in 2002 and was catalogued in the same year by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 volume in envelope Former Reference: MS 32822

CLC/521/MS32937 Letter to Lieutenant [H J] Marcoolyn regarding 1944 Frank Hope-Jones' book 'Electrical December 8 Timekeeping'. This item was deposited with material deposited by the Antiquarian Horological Society 1 envelope containing 3 sheets Former Reference: MS 32937

CLC/521/MS33134 The Royal Hospital of Bridewell: Letter 1846 addressed to the Right Hon. Sir J. Graham, Bart. ... / by Sir Peter Laurie (1778-1861) and Ralph Price. London: printed by order of the Committee of Governors. 12p ;22 cm. 12 pages Former Reference: MS 33134 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 143 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS33593 Fragment of a lease of property between 1650 Anchor Alley and New Jury [sic] from Richard Coysh, citizen and Skinner to Richard Notsford, citizen and Carpenter. 1 envelope containing 1 item Former Reference: MS 33593

CLC/521/MS33957 Family papers of the Saull family of 15 1820-1870? Aldersgate Street, wine and spirit merchants. Contents: 1. Probates of wills of James Lovett, 1820 and Thomas Saull, 1855.2. Mortgage of various properties, 1859.3. Notebook of Thomas Saull with rough business accounts, 1847.4. Commonplace books (2v) of Thomas Saull, including copy correspondence and extracts from poetry and prose, mid 19th century.5. Notebook and loose pages from another notebook, of the Saull family children (especially Katie and Julie Saull), with poetry, essays, drawings &c, ca.1870. William Devonshire Saull & Co, formerly Saull and Saddington were based at 19 Aldersgate Street until 1828, thereafter 15 Aldersgate Street. W D Saull, FGS, FSA & FRAS, (1784-1855), as well as being a wine and spirit merchant, was also an amateur geologist, 'more enthusiastic than learned' (see DNB)|These items were purchased in 1999, but not delivered until 2002. They were catalogued in 2003 by a member of Guildhall Library staff 1 box containing 1 bundle Former Reference: MS 33957

CLC/521/MS33989 Letters addressed to J. W. [Joseph Walter] 1895, 1900 Vincent: from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales sending a certificate of exemption from the Preliminary Examination, 9 August 1895 and concerning his passing of the Final Examination, 11 July 1900 (with envelope); from the Chartered Accountants Students' Society of London notifying him of the award of an essay prize, 5 October 1900. 1 envelope containing 4 items Former Reference: MS 33989 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 144 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS35163 Apprenticeship indentures of members of the 1831-1878 Cornish family as watermen and lightermen. Vellum. Also includes copy of marriage certificate of Charles Cornish and Mary Miller at Isleworth, 1836 1 roll containing 5 items Former Reference: MS 35163

CLC/521/MS35164 Correspondence to and from Alexander Hornby 1789, 1836- of Upper Pillerton, Warwickshire. 1842,1871 Paper and parchment. Mostly letters to his brother Robert Hornby of Stepney. Includes Alexander Hornby's apprenticeship indenture as a baker to William Hornby, citizen and baker, 1789; and the birth certificate of Henry Hornby, born 8 1871 in Bow 1 envelope containing 7 items Former Reference: MS 35164

CLC/521/MS35165 Arbitration award by George Smith (1782-1869) 1851 of Fredericks Place, Old Jewry, architect, in an action brought by James Cott against John Cannon at the Queen's Bench. With an accompanying letter 1 envelope containing 3 items Former Reference: MS 35165

CLC/521/MS35197 Accounts of debts due to and from the estate of 1784? John Bonus, slopseller of Thames Street. 'Taken from ledger D'. With folio reference of ledger entry. The whereabouts of the ledger are unknown. Divided into good, dubious and bad debts due to the estate, and credits from the estate 1 gathering in envelope Former Reference: MS 35197

CLC/521/MS35216 Butler family: Apprenticeship indenture of 1832, 1887 James Butler put apprentice by the Marine Society to William Butler of St Luke's, Chelsea, 1832; and freedom admission of Alfred Charles Butler of West Ham to the Watermen's and Lightermen's Company, 1887. Vellum 1 envelope containing 2 sheets Former Reference: MS 35216 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 145 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS35218 Certificate of thanks presented by the parish of 1877 48 hours notice required for St Sepulchre Middlesex to William S. November 2 access Richardson for his service as vestryman, overseer, churchwarden and member of the District Board of Works, and his promotion of the establishment of the"New Central Meat Market"[Smithfield Market]. Illuminated, in frame 1 sheet Former Reference: MS 35218

CLC/521/MS35693 Rijksuniversiteit te Groningen: Instrument for 1643 conferring the degree of Doctor of Divinity from In Latin. the 'Academia Provincialis Groningae et Omlandiae' upon Dr Jeremiah Elborough. Vellum with seal box pendant. Dr Jeremiah Elborough (d.1671), a Presbyterian minister, was rector of Throcking, Hertfordshire, 1623-6. From 1627-65 he was minister to the Hamburg Church of Merchant Adventurers, before being recalled on account of his nonconformity. For some time he had also been chaplain to the English and Scottish regiments at Utrecht. This item was deposited with the records of St Mary Abchurch, 1992; the connection with the church or parish is unknown. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 35693

CLC/521/MS35856 Assignment of lease of a gallery over the gate 1617, 1620 of a dwelling house in Fleet Street in the parish of St Dunstan in the West, and a plot of ground near Fleet Street, in the parish of St Bride Fleet Street, by Thomas Lukyn of the Inner Temple, London, to Symon Baskervile of the parish of St Dunstan in the West, doctor in physic, 1620; with memoranda concerning timber supplied by Thomas Lukyn, 1617 and 1620. 1 envelope containing 2 items Former Reference: MS 35856 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 146 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS35931 Hellaby family: Photograph album of Richard 1923 Edward Hellaby (1877-1933), a merchant with Dalgety Ltd (the Australian wool handling and shipping merchants). This photograph album, compiled by Hellaby on one of his business trips to East Africa (mainly Kenya and Uganda), would have enabled Dalgety Ltd to assess local businesses as a potential investment. It includes photographs of livestock, a coffee factory,rubber processing, offices of the Standard Bank of South Africa at Kampala in Uganda and Nairobi in Kenya, Kilindini harbour in Kenya, Lake Victoria Steamers, Lord Francis Scott's house near Njoro in Kenya and Lord Delamere's Soysambu Estate in Kenya. Richard Edward Hellaby was the grandson of Edward Henry James Fox. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 35931

CLC/521/MS35932 Hellaby family: Page from an account book of 1863? Edward Henry James Fox, of William Fox & Co, merchants, 113 Fenchurch Street. The page gives names of ships and number of bags of cotton. It includes an entry "Am[oun]t robbed of me by F G d'Oliviera Ex[ecuto]r". J.A.G. and F.G. d'Oliviera were merchants at Old Jewry, whose bankruptcy was announced in the London Gazette on 11 December 1831. Edward Henry James Fox (d. 1873) was the son of William Fox (d. 1875) and grandfather of Richard Edward Hellaby (1877-1933). 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 35932

CLC/521/MS35933 Hellaby family: Passport of Richard Edward 1921-1931 Hellaby (1877-1933), issued 1921, renewed 1925 and 1931. Contains stamps, including Cape Town and Mombasa stamps, 1922-3. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 35933

CLC/521/MS35974 Marine insurance policy on George Reddock's 1781 February ship"Hastings", sailing from Portsmouth to 17 Canton, with the names of five underwriters. 1 double sheet in envelope Former Reference: MS 35974 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 147 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS36995 Research notes towards John Patrick 1975-2002 Pattinson's article 'The Man Who Was Walter', in 'Victorian Literature and Culture' (2002), pp.19-40, which identified the author of 'My Secret Life', pub.1880, and previously known only as Walter, as William Haywood, City Surveyor, 1853-ca.1890. Manuscript, typescript and printed. Includes drafts, illustrations, correspondence, photocopies, computer discs with drafts etc. Also a 3v set of 'My Secret Life', annotated by Pattinson, especially highlighting biographical passages 1 box Former Reference: MS 36995

CLC/521/MS38401 Bond with John Treacher of Stamford Hill of 1835 Thomas Henry Hall of Finsbury Place South, hat manufacturer, for -ú4000 plus interest. Deposited by the Feltmakers' Company in 2005. 1 item in envelope Former Reference: MS 38401

CLC/521/MS38525 Moses, Henry (1782?-1870): Sketches of 1837 Shipping. London: H Moses 1 volume Former Reference: MS 38525

CLC/521/MS38567 Morton, Peter: An account of the fire watch at 1963 St Paul's Cathedral during World War II. Typescript text of a talk delivered to the Women's Guild of Arts, 26 October 1963. 1 bundle in envelope Former Reference: MS 38567

CLC/521/MS38764 Illuminated testimonial presented to James 1891 Dec Harvey, Deputy, as an appreciation for twenty five years representing Cripplegate Without Ward. The testimonial records positions held by Harvey during the twenty five years and lists members of and businesses within the ward. Presented to Guildhall Library in 2008. 1 volume Former Reference: MS 38764 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 148 SMALL FAMILY COLLECTIONS

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CLC/521/MS38764A Miss Huntingford: letter from Jenny 185- - 188- Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind, opera singer 1820- 1887), Oak Lea, Victoria Road, Wimbledon, Surrey Personal matters and invitation in witty-style stating 'you know that I am am not capable of singing in a large room' 1 document

CLC/521/MS38764B Dr Thornton: letter from J L Hatton, 27 Leighton 1876 Jul 23 Grove Road, London Personal. Witty-style. Concerns wish not to live in 'this blessed metropolis' ('dusty, stuffy, dingy old London') 'after having breathed the delicious air of Margate [Kent] for some years' and stating 'Tottie' much stronger from visit to Italy 1 document