Catalogue description Bills paid by William Knapman on behalf of George, 3rd Earl of Egremont, to London tradesmen.

E. & F. Buckingham, flax dressers; Young & Son, scale makers; Joseph Cooper, London Lime & Sand wharf; Edward Rye, brandy seller; J. Burn, crockery; P. & J. Ashmore, brushmaker; D. Lowndes, for pails; C. Turner, rat catcher; J. Evans, orange seller; Bryce Pyman, for ink; Harrison & Newman, dressmakers; J. Kohler, for herrings; Apothecary's Hall, for oxide of zinc; William Forest, for ale; Pressey & Barclay, for cappalaire; William Pond, carter; Savory, Moore & Co., chemists; -- Murray, bookseller; James Shoubridge, ladies' hatter; Randolph Nott, flannel draper; Thomas Terry, rope maker; Clarke & Morris, ironmongers; Joseph Gray, apple seller; John Johnson, for beating carpets; John Prosser, for foils and sabres; Hyde Park Keeper, for key; James Burgess, cheesemonger; Wm. Forrest, for ale; J. Darbon, for bottling claret; J. Parkinson, for tooth-powder; Thomas Thompson, linen-draper; David Brooks, for subscription to The Alfred; Newbery & Sons, for Dr. James' powder; Tatham, Bailey & Sanders, upholsterers; Pressey & Barclay, for hams; E. Colzi, for macaroni; Bayley & Blew, for tooth picks; -- Cox, for 'What Not'; E. Elvey, for gold pen; William Green, for watering the road; John Murray, bookseller; George Kendrick, for geese and swan; John Young, for picture; William Miller, bookseller; Francis Hackwood, for lavender water; Stephen Baker, for carrying a turtle; John Richardson, cheesemonger; A. Gasley, for marble slab; Andrew Guthery, for attendance on the two Miss Wyndhams; Fruit brought; Christmas boxes; Incidental payments; Extra labour; William Faden, for maps; George Kendrick, for frogs; M. Giblett, for pickled tongue; George Othen, for venison; Whites subscription; Brookes subscription; John Ebers, circulating library; Thomas Worsten, for umbrellas; James Byrne, tinman; Raithby & Simpson, sadlers, for dog collars; E. Elvey, for toothpick cases; S. Buonainti, for Italian lessons; Fortnum & Co., grocers (some goods for Emperor of Russia's visit to Petworth); Galon & Co., silk hatters; John Brookes, for fowl; Thomas Fisher, for turtle; J.C. Kohler, herring merchant; John Parkinson, for tooth-powder; Thomas Parker, for repairing a Buhl commode; Downing & Co., floor cloth manufacturers; Joshua Burnham, fruiterer; Jones' China warehouse; R. Fernyhough for "Ques & Maces"; Robert Hoffman, stationer; William Green, for watering the road; James Woodman, for toothpowder; Thomas Danvers & Co., for Barilla; Oakley & Evans, furniture manufacturers; Robson & Hale, paper-hanging manufacturers; --; Postage bills; Carriage and porterage bills; John Evans, for eggs; N. Paul for soda water; John Richardson, cheesemonger