| Description | 1. 1792-1794 Bills for material and household items to Mrs Davenport:
a. Bills for clothes from Mr Lawless (2).
b. Receipted bill from Robert Moore for expenses.
c. Bill from William Jones for nankeen.
d. Bills and receipt from Storer and Fisher for carpentry work done in the house (3).
e. Receipted bill from John & William Mews, linen drapers.
f. Bill from Wells, Wells, Headeach, Gilgrest & Neville for items including pins, galloon and a hat.
g. Bill from Tutin & Walker for butter.
h. Bills from Fields & Robinson for material (4).
i. Receipted bill from William Robinson for a peruke.
j. Receipted bill and receipt from William Fenner, for breeches for servants (3).
k. Bill and receipt from John Walker for coal.
l. Bill from Davison, Beamen & Abbott, haberdashers and linen drapers.
m. Receipted bill from Edward Darley, silk dyer, for linen.
n. Receipted bill from Mrs Pierce for a hat.
o. Bills from Fisher and Slyth for glassware and china dishes (2).
p. Receipt from Thomas Barber.
q. Part of a bill from Osbaldeston for ribbon.
r. Bills from Thomas Barber for making and repairing garments (2).
s. Bill from B Brecknell for candles.
t. Receipt from W Gilliess for rent in Upper Brook Street.
u. Receipted bill from George Wyatt for baskets and pails.
v. Bill from Mr Haynes for trees and flowers.
w. Receipt from Thomas Young.
x. Receipted bill from Meyrick Field, upholsterer, for various furnishings.
y. Receipted bill from A Lumbert for carriage.
z. Receipt from Seth & Partner.
aa. Bill and note from William Hooper for hampers of perry.
bb. Bill from Thomas Oxenham for a mangle and washing trays.
2. Undated account, in French, of debts incurred by a colonel for equipages, servants and musicians.
3. Undated valuation for horses and carriages.
4. Undated bill for laundry for Mrs Davenport's household.
5. 1780 Bill from Arthur Jones for material.
6. 1792-1794 Bills from Thomas Seddon for new furnishings and repairs (2).
7. 1794 Receipted bill from Archers for black poplin.
8. 1796 Inventories of Masters Shakespear's things left at Bramdean Cottage (2).
9. 1795 Hair powder duty certificate. |