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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Wilton, or by the longsurviving importance of the Guild Merchant, which may have discouraged the formation of craft … seven of them are known amongst the burgesses of the Guild Merchant in the last two decades of the century; 5 two others … which had manifested itself in the formation of a Guild Merchant. While the charter secured the privileges of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Colkyng, one of the parliamentary burgesses in 1302, was a merchant, 4 and William le Fox, representing Wilton in 135758 … of twelve in 1455; John Mundy, sometime mayor, was a merchant of some importance, 11 and Robert Fenne (probably … 1553, for example, it was represented by Nicholas Chowne, merchant, and by Henry Crede, 16 merchant and clothier of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… THE BOROUGH Nothing is known of any seal used by the Guild Merchant, but the emergence of the borough as a corporate …
The Environs of London
… city of London;" he died in 1662; Thomas Pitt of London, merchant (1699), and several of his family; Henry Canby Gent. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… S. wall, reset as a group (2) small mutilated figure of a merchant, 16th-century; (3) small square panel with six …
Survey of London
… where his executors Salmon, M.D., and Mr. John Saint-lowe, merchant of London, have erected (but I beleeve according to …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the first time 25 proclaimed in the usual form: 'Let no merchant or other for these sixteen days within a circuit of … the fair 'by way of proving tallies according to the law merchant,' but swept up the whole legal business of … of the weavers and fullers, probably by the members of the gild merchant. Thus in the laws of the weavers and fullers of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the 'Chenictehalla,' where the 'chenictes' drank their gild, must from its situation, according to the survey, have …