[169] 1782. Two members were called upon to show cause why they practise a profession contrary to that they have sworn to follow.
[170] Britannia Languens, p. 355.
[171] p. 88.
[172] Consisting however of masters only.
[173] Macaulay, History of England, Vol I. p. 204, n.
[174] Cf. Howell, Conflicts of Capital and Labour, pp. 16, 62, 79, 103, 109, 472.
[175] Resolution of Saddlers in 1798, voting £50.
[176] This sentiment finds expression even in some of the compositions.
[177] That is, masters only, not workmen.
[178] The Happy Warrior of Wordsworth gives us probably a very true idea of the mediæval conception of the perfect knight.