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Survey of London
… by Herbert A. Wright, architect. It was long occupied by tailors and children's clothing manufacturers. 81 334. Nos 17 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… by the Crown to Robert Thomas and Andrew Salter, merchant tailors of London. 45 They are said immediately to have sold …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 26 They completely dominated the craft guild of the tailors, for their consent to the guild ordinances was …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… craft guild of which there is any record is that of the tailors, and this was still surviving in the late 15th … only on a very modest scale. There were always a number of tailors at work in Wilton, and more is known about them since … secretly in the house of John Rodman; 17 in 1483 seven tailors were fined for contravention of guild ordinances. 18 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… weaver, seven other weavers, four feltmakers, and two tailors were, with a cordwainer and a baker, involved in the … shopkeepers, 12 carpenters, 9 masons, 9 shoemakers, 8 tailors, 4 attorneys, and 3 writers. 77 The variety of trades …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… lyght and John Blake with another light fourteenth.' The tailors are left out of this list, but they would probably be … of St. John owed its origin to the 'providence of the tailors of Winchester.' 69 There is a stipulation at the end … rise in relation to the ordinance. 93 The company of the tailors and hosiers in the city was incorporated in April …