Records of the Court of the Stationers' Company.

An analytical index to the ballad-entries (1557-1709) : in the registers of the Company of Stationers of London / compiled by Hyder E. Rollins.

Stationers' Company apprentices, 1701-1800 / edited by D. F. McKenzie.

A transcript of the registers of the Company of Stationers of London, 1554-1640 A.D. Edited by Edward Arber. London, Priv. print., 1875-94.

A transcript of the registers of the worshipful Company of stationers; from 1640-1708 A.D.

Extracts from the registers of the Stationers' Company : of works entered for publication between the years 1557 and 1570, with notes and ill. / by J. Payne Collier.

Sir, You are desired by the master, wardens, and stock-keepers of the Worshipful Company of Stationers, to come to Stationers Hall, on Thursday, June the 19th, 1800, between ten o'clock in the forenoon and one o'clock in the afternoon, to receive your dividend. ... [electronic resource].

Sir, by virtue of a precept from the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, you are desired by the master and wardens of the Worshipful Company of Stationers, to meet at Guildhall, on Tuesday the 24th day of June, 1800, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, in your Livery Gown and Hood, for the election of sheriffs, Chamberlain, bridge masters, and other officers to serve the city of London for in year ensuing [electronic resource].

List of the stockholders in the worshipful Company of Stationers [electronic resource].

The charter and grants of the Company of Stationers [microform] of the city of London, now in force, containing a plain and rational account of the freemen's rights and privileges, ... To which is added, an appendix: shewing, that the court of assistants was imposed upon the freemen by a charter granted by Charles II. ...

The charter and grants of the Company of Stationers [electronic resource] : With observations and remarks theron. N.B. The charter and grants are printed from a book published by Mes. O, O & N. in 1741.

The charter and grants of the Company of Stationers [electronic resource] : of the city of London, now in force, containing a plain and rational account of the freemen's rights and privileges, Fairly produced, and, where necessary, impartially explain'd. In order To ascertain the Authority annexed to the Office of Master and Wardens, And To redress the Hardships and Miseries of the injured and oppressed Freemen. To which is added, an appendix: shewing, that the court of assistants was imposed upon the freemen by a charter granted by Charles II. Which, because It was found unreasonable, oppressive and illegal, Was Revoked, and made null and void By An Act of Parliament in the 2 W. & M. So that Upon the whole, it will be found to be expresly ordain'd and granted, That the said Company must be governed by Master and Wardens only: That the Master and Wardens must be elected and removed at Pleasure by the Freemen for ever: And, That the Profits of the English Stock must be for the Help and Relief of the Poor Freemen, and not for the Support of the Master, Wardens and Assistants, and their Relations and Dependents.