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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… appear to be original. ConditionFairly good. Secular (5) Clothworkers' Hall (parish of St. Dunstan in the East) stands …
A Survey of London
… though 1 not so broade, somewhat thicker and stronger. Clothworkers hall.; Gristes house.; Iohn Champneis Alderman, blind. The Clothworkers hall is in this lane. Then at the west ende of … the Custome house, and two Hals of Companies, to wit, the Clothworkers, and the Bakers. This ward hath an Alderman, his …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… manor of Walton in 1597 to Messrs. Sweeting and Hobbes, clothworkers of London, 41 but this transference may have …
A History of the County of Essex
… also in the charges of sedition levelled at malcontented clothworkers in 1566. One of three weavers indicted had … product. 45 In the period 1660-99, only 2 clothiers, 3 clothworkers, and 3 dyers were found in a sample of 705 …
A History of the County of Essex
… his house. Although he was supported by six Colchester clothworkers, the Privy Council concluded that he had … by the number of weavers there: of 109 weavers and clothworkers identified in the town in the period 1620-99 as …
A History of the County of Essex
… other tenters in a field in North Street in 1606. Other clothworkers lived near Losebrook, outside South or St. … and the early 17th. 96 The earlier concentrations of clothworkers near the river declined in the 17th century, but …
A Survey of London
… 310, l. 5. I. Hartshorne] Iohn Hartshorne l. 12. * the Clothworkers ouersight thereof. ll. 16, 17. and in the …