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A History of the County of Warwick
… the central porch, appears to have been taken over by the cardmakers c. 1465. 39 The chapel followed the fortunes of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to them. They were accordingly associated with the cardmakers and saddlers, who could not afford to keep up … canopy over the high altar of St. Michael's Church. 69 The cardmakers had acted corporately as early as 1356 when they …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Spon Street 79 Metal working trades Armourer 1 Brasier 1 Cardmakers 12 Earl Street Cutlers 4 Girdlers 30 Earl Street … wiredrawers were mostly in Gosford Street and Mill Lane; cardmakers were mostly in Earl Street; ironmongers in … 20 25 1 3 - Butchers 23 67 ? ? ? Saddlers 77 7 - - - Cardmakers 7 7 - - - Masons 7 7 - - - Skinners 9 9 - - - …
A History of the County of Warwick
… responsible for the events centring round the Passion, the cardmakers, until 1531 when they were replaced by the … Equally important was the Resurrection, presented by the cardmakers, to whom the saddlers and painters were made contributory in 1435. 86 In 1444 the craft of cardmakers, saddlers, painters, and masons, said to 'have …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… the goldsmiths, pewterers, cutlers, plumbers, braziers, cardmakers and glaziers into their fellowship and company of … to the goldsmiths cutlers, pewterers, braziers, plumbers, cardmakers, and glaziers [formerly united with the …