London Record Society, volume 11. Constitutes almost the only surviving sources for these two important London chapels. From records in the National Library of Wales and Cheshunt College, Cambridge.

London Record Society, volume 12. Contains crown pleas for years 36 Henry III to 4 Edward I, plus civil pleas, assizes, and related material.

London Record Society, volume 13. Details ecclesiastical property and the taxation of the clergy in the City of London. Also included are Acta of William Courtenay, Bishop of London.

London Record Society, volume 14. The minutes of two committees of London Dissenters (ministers and laymen) for the repeal of these two Acts, the second of which was eventually successful. From MSS in the Guildhall Library.

London Record Society, volume 15. From MSS in the Hall of Records of the State of Maryland.

London Record Society, volume 16. The certificate of the royal commissioners appointed to survey chantries, colleges and kindred endowments in 1548. The certificate relates to the city of London, along with its corporations and companies, and the county of Middlesex.

The minutes of a Whig political club in the City of London, from a MS in the Guildhall Library. The Pollbooks record the voters in the General Election for London of 1713, (MS: Dr Jeremy Mitchell.) By permission of the London Record Society.

London Record Society, volume 18. Contains: the rules of the fraternity; lists of members; accounts; memoranda and; a cartulary of deeds from the thirteenth century. The register begins with the foundation of the fraternity in 1377, and continues until its dissolution in 1548.

London Record Society, volume 19. Documents detailing the work of the Trinity House corporation in the regulation of the river Thames.

London Record Society, volume 20. Some of the earliest surviving financial sources for the City of London, being two accounts of the chamberlain for the period 1584-6.