1880
Theatre paper 'The Stage' is published for the first time on the 1st February.
1880
James Figgins is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1881
Richard William Starkey is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1882
Joseph Johnson Miles is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1883
John Miles is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1883
The position of Treasurership, as a salaried position, is abolished.
1884
Charles Layton is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1885
Edmund Waller is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1885
The east wing of the Hall is re-shaped and partially rebuilt for just over £7,000, restoring the old panelling
1886
Thomas Curson Hansard is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1887
Venison Feast abolished: Also know as the Election Feast, this was to celebrate the election of the Master and Wardens on St Peter's Day. It was originally provided for by the Renter Wardens.
1888
The first Financial Times, originally titled London Financial Guide, is published on 10 January.
1888
The Lyric Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue opens on the 17 December with a production of Alfred Cellier's Dorothy.
1888
Thomas Curson Hansard is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1889
James George Alexander is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1890
James Evan Adlard and Joseph Greenhill are elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1891
Stationers' School moves to Hornsey.
1891
George Singer is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1892
Thomas Curson Hansard is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1892
The Bibliographical Society is founded. The Society holds its library at Stationers' Hall until it moves to Senate House in January 2007.
1893
(Baronet) Sir George Robert Tyler, the Master of Stationers' Company, is elected Lord Mayor of London. He is re-elected Master the following year as well as Joshua Whitehead Butterworth.
1895
Henry Sotheran is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1896
William Richard Stephens is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1897
Charles John Clay is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1898
William Rider is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1899
Joseph Hunt is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1900
James William Harrison is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1900
(Baronet) Sir Frank Green, a member of Stationers' Company, is elected Lord Mayor of London.
1901
Edward VII becomes King.
1901
The Company Treasurer becomes a key member of the Court.
1901
Sir George Wyatt Truscott is elected Master of Stationers' Company. He is elected Lord Mayor of London in 1908.
1902
Edward VII is crowned King on 9 August.
1902
Matthew Thomas Roe and John Milles are elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1903
Sir Thomas Vezey Strong is elected Master of Stationers' Company. He is elected Lord Mayor of London in 1910.
1903
The Daily Mirror is founded by Alfred Harmsworth.
1904
George North Cox is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1905
John Ion is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1906
Richard Stevens is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1907
Henry Hill Hodgson is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1907
The task of the Company's (but not the English Stock's) annual accounts is handed over to the treasurer; it was previously the responsibility of the Under Warden.
1908
Edward Webster Cox is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1909
William Charles Knight is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1910
George Chater is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1910
George V becomes King.
1911
George V is crowned King on 22 June.
1911
"The 1911 Act abolished the need for registration at the Stationers' Hall and provided that copyright is established upon the creation of a work. However, as the 1911 Act come into effect at different times in different countries of the Commonwealth, registration at Stationers' Hall continued to be required in some Commonwealth countries after 1911. The Act also stated that copyright arose in the act of creation, not the act of publishing."
1911
Daniel Greenaway is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1912
George Edward Briscoe is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1913
Henry Hill is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1914
Henry Good is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1915
Herbert Jameson Waterlow is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1915
Lord Wakefield, a member of Stationers' Company, is elected the 587th Lord Mayor of London.
1916
Reginald Thurston Rivington is appointed Clerk to Stationers' Company.
1916
The Company gives records of their registers from 1842 onwards to the Public Record Office.
1916
Edward Hanslope Cox is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1917
Horace Brooks Marshall is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1918
John Bruce Nichols is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1918
Lord Marshall, a member of Stationers' Company, is elected the 590th Lord Mayor of London.
1919
Edwin James Layton is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1920
A livery committee is formed to allow liverymen to take more of a role in the affairs of the Company.
1920
R. A. Austen-Leigh becomes Chairman of the Livery Committee.
1921
Sir John James Baddeley, a member of Stationers' Company, is elected the 593rd Lord Mayor of London.
1921
The Royal Literary Fund's office is permitted to base itself at Stationers' Hall.
1921
Charles Robert Rivington is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1922
Herbet Fitch is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1923
Edward Pinney Vacher is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1923
Registration under the Copyright Act of 1911 ends in December and the Company registers are closed.
1924
The Company creates a register for books and fine arts, as proof of copyright ownership and as a form of record.
1924
Richard Bentley is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1925
Frederick Harris Miles is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1925
Ironmongers' Hall re-opens in a Tudor style after being destroyed by a bomb in 1917 during the First World War.
1926
Lord Ebbisham, Master of Stationers' Company, is elected the 598th Lord Mayor of London.
1927
G de L'E Duckworth is appointed Chairman of the Livery Committee.
1927
Arthur William Rivington is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1928
Cecil Reeves Harrison is elected Master of Stationers' Company.
1929
Sir William Alfred Waterlow, Master of Stationers' Company, is elected the 601st Lord Mayor of London.
1929
H. A. Cox is appointed Chairman of the Livery Committee.
1930
Edgar Erat Harrison is elected Master of Stationers' Company