The Armorial Bearings of the ... Incorporated Companies of Newcastle Upon Tyne ...: With Notices of the ... Miracle Plays, Anciently Performed by the Trading Societies ... |
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... born in Tyndale , Riddesdale , or such like places , to be admitted apprentice . The reason assigned for this restriction will , at this time , appear no less strange . " The parties there brought up are known either by education or ...
... born in Tyndale , Riddesdale , or such like places , to be admitted apprentice . The reason assigned for this restriction will , at this time , appear no less strange . " The parties there brought up are known either by education or ...
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... born should be taken apprentice , nor allowed to work in the town , under a penalty of 40s . A. D. 1648 , this society occurs as renting part of the skinners ' meeting - house , at the annual rent of 5s . The skinners and glovers appear ...
... born should be taken apprentice , nor allowed to work in the town , under a penalty of 40s . A. D. 1648 , this society occurs as renting part of the skinners ' meeting - house , at the annual rent of 5s . The skinners and glovers appear ...
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... born a subject of the king , and free of Newcastle , might set up shop on payment of £ 40 , with a pound of wax and a pot of oil , on his admittance ; as also thirteen - pence to our Lady - light , and eight - pence to the play . That ...
... born a subject of the king , and free of Newcastle , might set up shop on payment of £ 40 , with a pound of wax and a pot of oil , on his admittance ; as also thirteen - pence to our Lady - light , and eight - pence to the play . That ...
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... born should be taken apprentice , or suffered to work within the town , under a penalty of 20s . It farther ordered , that no apprentice should be taken under the term of seven years , on pain of 6s . 8d . , enjoining civil behaviour to ...
... born should be taken apprentice , or suffered to work within the town , under a penalty of 20s . It farther ordered , that no apprentice should be taken under the term of seven years , on pain of 6s . 8d . , enjoining civil behaviour to ...
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... born " should be taken apprentice , or suffered to work , on pain of the forfeiture of 40s . , half whereof to go to the chamber of the town , and the other half to the fellowship ; " that no brother should sell " seyme and roffe " by ...
... born " should be taken apprentice , or suffered to work , on pain of the forfeiture of 40s . , half whereof to go to the chamber of the town , and the other half to the fellowship ; " that no brother should sell " seyme and roffe " by ...
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Alderman Angus apprentices should serve argent armour ARMS.-Argent ARMS.-Azure ARMS.-First Shield azure barbed vert Black-Friars brethren bricklayers brother by-laws charge charter chevron chevron between three chief choose two wardens company consists corporation of Newcastle Corpus Christi plays courts of Newcastle CREST.-A dexter hand Edward engrailed enjoined entries occur expence feast of Corpus fellowship forfeiting a pound Forster four fraternity gardant Gateshead George George Angus Glaziers granted guild gules hall Henry Hoastmen house carpenters impleaded Isaac Mills Item James John Anderson John Robson John Stephenson Joiners King master mayor meet yearly meeting-house Merchant Adventurers Newcastle upon Tyne old books Opinicus pageants pain of forfeiting perpetual succession Pewterers Pitts play their play pound of wax Richard Robert roses gules sable Scotsman born serve seven signifies slaters society consists speckled wood Stewards taken apprentice Thomas Thomas Widdrington Tower town of Newcastle Trinity-House Tyne Bridge William
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Page 40 - Will. 4, c. 76, to shew cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue, directed to them, commanding them to obey a certain order, under the hands and seals of the Poor Law Commissioners, &,c.
Page 56 - Before the suppression of the monasteries, this city was very famous for the pageants, that were played therein, upon Corpus -Christi day; which, occasioning very great confluence of people thither, from far and near, was of no small benefit thereto ; which pageants being acted with mighty state and reverence by the friars of this house, had theaters for the several!
Page 54 - Newcastle-uponTyne were incorporated, by an ordinary of this date, with the glaziers, plumbers, pewterers and painters. They separated from them in the year 1717. At sO remote a period as AD 1249, king Henry III. commanded the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle to choose four of the most prudent and trusty men of their town for the office of moneyers there; and other four like persons for the keeping of the king's mints in that town ; also two fit and prudent goldsmiths to be assayers of the money...
Page 43 - ... to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, answer and be answered, defend and be defended, in all State courts having competent jurisdiction, and in any circuit court of the United States...
Page 9 - October 8th, 1536, and enjoined, that every brother, at his setting up shop, should pay a pot of oil to the fellowship ; as also thirteen-pence a year to the stewards for " our Ladylight ;" and that each apprentice, or person hired by the week, should pay four-pence per annum, and •each hireling three-pence a year to their play when it should be performed : also, that any person born a subject of the king...
Page 36 - Newcastle market, should pay them an acknowledgement of 6d. per annum, and pay 2s. 6d. every time he should be found in the wheat or malt market before two o'clock in the afternoon on market days, unless to fetch away the corn which his customers had bought there ; and that none such foreign millers should buy corn there, under a penalty of 2s. 6d. for each default.
Page 32 - ... the company should attend to the church such persons to be married or buried ; that one half of their fines should go to the maintenance of the great bridge, and the other half to the said fellowship.