The History of the Worshipful Company of the Drapers of London: Preceded by an Introduction on London and Her Gilds Up to the Close of the XVth Century, Band 1Clarendon Press, 1914 |
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... probably did not alter materially the basis of the civic constitution . The City at that date is organized on the analogy of a rural shire . It is independent of any other county ; and Middlesex , the county in which it lies , is held ...
... probably did not alter materially the basis of the civic constitution . The City at that date is organized on the analogy of a rural shire . It is independent of any other county ; and Middlesex , the county in which it lies , is held ...
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... probably Aldermen . ' The establishment of the Communa must not , however , be looked upon as a move in the direction of democracy . The government was evidently in the hands of the powerful and the rich . The majority of the Aldermen ...
... probably Aldermen . ' The establishment of the Communa must not , however , be looked upon as a move in the direction of democracy . The government was evidently in the hands of the powerful and the rich . The majority of the Aldermen ...
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... be called elected . 3 Stubbs , Constitutional History , iii . 571 ; Unwin , Gilds and Companies of London , p . 65 . 4 Loftie , London , i . 60 . Early History of the Gilds . Probably the real solution London and her Gilds 13.
... be called elected . 3 Stubbs , Constitutional History , iii . 571 ; Unwin , Gilds and Companies of London , p . 65 . 4 Loftie , London , i . 60 . Early History of the Gilds . Probably the real solution London and her Gilds 13.
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... Probably the real solution of the controversy is that we have here two aspects of the same question . The members of the Craft Gilds , whether rich or poor , were perforce residents in the Wards . They would therefore be equally ...
... Probably the real solution of the controversy is that we have here two aspects of the same question . The members of the Craft Gilds , whether rich or poor , were perforce residents in the Wards . They would therefore be equally ...
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... probably not the creation of law , but was originally a voluntary association which came to be used as a part of the police organization , and in this respect it resembles the later Gilds which are constantly , often unconsciously ...
... probably not the creation of law , but was originally a voluntary association which came to be used as a part of the police organization , and in this respect it resembles the later Gilds which are constantly , often unconsciously ...
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accompt Accounts aforesaid Aldermen Appendix apprentice aulnage Beaven Book F Brotherhood Calendar Charter City Close Rolls cloth Common Council Company Craft dite frite doit Drapers Edward Edward III Edward IV elected Fellowship ffor Fraternity Gilds granted Hall Henry Henry VI hole yere iiij iiijd xiijs iijd iijli iours le iour Item de John Item paie Item rec Item Ressu John de Pulteney King Letter Book Letters Patent Livery Livery Companies lode London martyris Master and Wardens Mayor Merchant Taylors merchants mestier Mystery ordinances paid panno Patent Rolls quarterage reign rente Repertory resc Richard Richard II Robert Sancti sell Sheriff siue Summa Item Swanlond Taylors tenement Thomas vellum viij viijd Item vjs viijd Wards Weavers William wool xiijs iiijd xijd xijd xijd xvjs XXS XXS XXS xxvjs viijd yere
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Seite 214 - Henry, by the grace of God, King of England and France, and Lord of Ireland, To all to whom these present Letters shall come greeting; Know ye, that we...
Seite 202 - ... and ordinance made betwixt them, called the Fraternity and Gild of Merchants, the merchandise which be most dear, and keep in store the other, till the time that dearth or scarcity be of the same ; it is ordained, that no English Merchant shall use no ware nor merchandise by him nor by other, nor by no manner of covin, but only one, which he shall choose betwixt this and the Feast of Candlemas next ensuing.
Seite 222 - Langton on the Monday next after the Feast of the Assumption of the blessed Virgin May 2 Jac.
Seite 203 - It is ordained that Artificers Handicraft People hold them every one to one Mystery, which he will choose betwixt this and the said Feast of Candlemas ; and Two of every Craft shall be chosen to survey, that none use other craft than the same which he hath chosen...
Seite 202 - ITEM, For the great Mischiefs which have happened, as well to the King, as to the Great Men and Commons, of that that the Merchants, called Grocers, do ingross all Manner of Merchandise vendible; and suddenly do enhance the Price of such Merchandise within the Realm...
Seite 202 - V. ITEM. — For the great mischiefs that have happened as well as to the king as to the great men and commons, -of that that the merchants, called grocers, do engross all manner of merchandise vendible ; and suddenly do enhance the price of such merchandise within the realm, putting to sale by covin and ordinance made betwixt them, called the Fraternity and
Seite 220 - ... in witness whereof we have caused these our letters patent to be made witness our trusty and...
Seite 10 - ... and that, solely for their own advantage, and to the intolerable loss of all merchants coming to London and visiting the fairs of England, and the exceeding injury of all persons in the realm.
Seite 204 - EDWARD, by the grace of God, King of England, Lord of Ireland, and Duke of Aquitaine; to all to whom these present letters shall come, greeting.
Seite 230 - Master and one Usher, to continue for ever. And that the said intention of the aforesaid Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Commonalty of the aforesaid Town may take better effect, of our more abundant grace, We have granted and given Licence, and by these presents Do grant and give Licence, for us, our Heirs and Successors aforesaid, as far as* in us lies, to the aforesaid Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Commonalty of...