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The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… little capital. In 1474 as many as one-third of the mercers in the livery had goods worth between 66. 13 s. 4 d. … it is known that small workshops were run by goldsmiths, mercers, and London merchants interested in the metal trades, … similar conditions may have prevailed was that of those mercers who specialized in the making of ecclesiastical …
A Survey of London
… now faire and large houses, for the most part possessed of Mercers vp to the north corner of Cordwainer streete, … into shops, and letten out for rent, by his successors the Mercers. ll. 35 enabled Richard the 2.] enabled to be a …
Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… Mar.) [3 pp.] Ibid. (f. 47 v.) To the wardens of the Mercers gild, London, 2 present and future. Indult for them …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… See English Historical Review. X. 245. The Chapel of Mercers' Hall. Ibid. Vandermyle. A theory common among …
St Mary Colechurch: vestry minutes
… 2 Mr Will Shepard 1 Mr Rand Manwaring 4 Mr Henry Box 5 The Mercers Hall 24 Mr Tho Dudley 3 Mrs Elizabeth Foster 1 Mr Tho … 2s 8s Mr Jno Newton 2s 8s Mr Spencer Johnson 2s 8s Mercers Hall 4s 6d 18s Mr Rich Utbert 2s 8s Mr Daniel Peacock …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… were as rich or influential as the leading grocers or mercers. Yet as a body the skinners feared no one. Whatever … was only equalled by the drapers, fishmongers, and mercers. The cordwainers paid 6. 13 s. 4 d. and the saddlers … hats, imported from the Low Countries and usually sold by mercers. 2 The mercer who was summoned by the Skinners' …