The survay of London: containing, the originall, antiquitie, encrease, and more moderne estate of the sayd famous citie ... / Written in the yeere 1598 ... Since then, continued, corrected and much enlarged with many ... notes ... [to] 1618 [by Anthony Munday].

  • Stow, John, 1525?-1605
Date:
1618
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Credit: The survay of London: containing, the originall, antiquitie, encrease, and more moderne estate of the sayd famous citie ... / Written in the yeere 1598 ... Since then, continued, corrected and much enlarged with many ... notes ... [to] 1618 [by Anthony Munday]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ^tt Thomas White perfojmed it in the firff pere of Mary; $ &ut fit Thomas Lodge gaue(in ttead of 4. pares of b?oad cloth) 3 ♦ pards of fatten to maHe them 2Dubblets, nno fince that,the 3. pares of fatten is noto turned into a fiiuer^pcone, andfo - - it Nth held. .1 a The Order of the Lord Maior, the Aldermen, and the Sheriffes, for their meetings, and wearing of their Apparcll throughout the yerc, according as formerly it hath beenevfed. i r~Jj Ipe 3L.$paio? and the Aldermen, toitb the ^hrriffes, vpon Midfu- • A meet at the Guild-Hall, at 8. of the etoefee in the mo?* mcr dzy , for fling, apparelled in their biolet Cotones lined, and their r,hcc’faion of CloaHes of Scarlet lined, toithout their ho?fcs. #nc tohen ’ Slit)urfes thep haue been together in the Councell Chamber a certaine °r 0X1 °n‘ time, concerning the nomination of certaine perfons to bee e* letted, the Ho?d $&aio? and the aldermen come fo?th> and put nn their CloaHes in the 3P?phancs Court, 0? elfetohere, and thengodotone (ino?dcr) to the Huttings Court: ©mberebe- tng fet, matter fteeojder ttandeth bp, and inaHeth his obey# M. Recorder fance, firtt,to the &o?d spaio?, and then to the Commons, de- “ Jh« Court tlaring bnto them toherefo?e thep are thus affembled together, Sftings oa Vetoing bnto them,that it is fo ? the election of one of the £>he* day.u ** riffes of London, and the ^heriffc of Middlcfex, fo? the peers *tept enfuing: as alfo, fo? the confirmation of the other gsbe* riffe, fo?merlp nominates bp the 3Lo?d spaioj, according to the berttic of his pjerogatiue: and liKetotfc fo? matter Chamber- laine and other Officers, fo be then netolp nominated. tKpon cenclufion of his fpoech, the 3lo?o ipaio? and 0!der-' men go bp againe into the ^aio?s Court, and there reniaine, tntill the^heritte bee named and chofen, thedflo?eclofelbntThcm bnto them.2!5ut the ttoo ^heriffes, matter Chamberlatne, $p. 0f define the common Sergeant, matter SCoton-ClarHe, and other attittant Shrriffc at the 0fftcers,rematn ttill in the Huttings Court, to talte f reeeiue Guild-Hall, the name of him, that ttiall fame bp thetr indgements (fr&lp sm ioith one content) to be nominated and elected, and iuftip