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A New History of London
… writinge to the lord maior and courte of aldermen in the guild hall, at the next court there holden after the said …
A Survey of London
… these companies had place at the Maiors feast, in the Guild hall in order as followeth, I speake by president, for … For the first of these companies that I reade of to bee a Guild, Brotherhoode or Fraternitie in this Cittie were the Weauers, whose Guild was confirmed by Henry the second. The next Fraternity, …
A Survey of London
… in Newgate, as he was led by an officer towards the Guild hall of London, there came out of Panyer Alley 5. of … are set down in the booke of K within the Chamber of the Guild hall, in the leafe 299. Mathew 21. This Colledge was …
A History of the County of Essex
… for non-residence and plurality. 56 There was a Trinity guild in 1524. The existence of two alabaster tables or …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the priory. Five priors of Tutbury were admitted to the guild of Lichfield Thomas Longdon in 1468, William Coventry … of Tutbury, who had been incorporated as a court or guild by John of Gaunt. If the minstrels could catch the bull …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… the Trinity House, on their having first become a secular guild. In the Trinity books are the following items:"1541 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… money and a silver cup together worth 20, to the Palmers' Guild as a permanent endowment. 3 Admission to the almshouses was restricted to brethren of the guild and inmates were to be nominated and removed by the Guild's warden and council. One of the inmates was appointed …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… in the Lady Chapel. 4 The process whereby the Mercers' Guild secured control of the almshouses was completed in the … 1466 the chantry priest of the Lady Chapel empowered the guild to collect and disburse rents arising from the original … year Richard Attingham's endowment was vested in the guild. 6 By 1467 the almshouse inmates were paid a weekly …