The Annals of the Barber-Surgeons of London - Unknown

1604–5. Among various fines received this year occur—

Of Hughe ffell for not appearinge uppon summons		xij^d
Of Willm̃ Patrick for not appearinge uppon summons	ij^s
Of Thomas Goodale for his fyne for not rydeinge w^th o^r M^rs to meet the Kingꝭ Ma^tie	x^s
Of Nycholas Kellawaye for the Lyke offence	x^s
Of Robert Morrey for his fine for geveinge evell report of a Broth^r of this Company	v^s
Of John Udall for puttinge awaye his App̃ntice w^thout the M^rs order	x^s
Of Abraham Renex for his fine for his absens from Lectures	x^s
Of John Carre for his fine to this howse for his evill practize in Surgery	v^s
Of Barker Browne for hanginge oute Basons on St. Peters daye		xij^d

In this and many subsequent years occur entries of 10s. paid to the preacher of the sermon at St. Olave’s, Silver Street, on Election day as well as 1s. to the Clerk of that church, and 6s. for herbs and flowers.

Item geven to the Beadell & Porter for serch for an hurt malefactor

ij^s

This would be a criminal wounded in some affray and who it was suspected was concealed by a Surgeon to be cured of his wounds—an offence against one of the Company’s by-laws.

Item geven to the Beadell for his paynes for arrestinge Coates & Sebastian		iij^s	iiij^d
Item paid for 2 whippes for correction			xiiij^d
Item paid for 12 yardes of greene & white rybbin when o^r M^rs rode to meete his Ma^tie		vj^s
Item geven then to the Torch bearers to the Porter & for wannes [258]		xiij^s	vj^d
Item spent the same night uppon a supper uppon the Ryders & their wyves	iij^li	xiij^s	x^d
Item geven the Coock at the Winmill then			vj^d
Item geven to John a Lee to buy him a shirt		ij^s	vj^d
Item paid for mendeinge the hower glasse			xij^d
Paid to o^r Armorer for scowringe of o^r Armor		lvj^s	vj^d
Item paid for 3 vizors		vj^s

1605–6. At this period the Court and Livery numbered together but fifty-nine persons.

Item paid on the Lo: Maiors daye in the morninge for suger & Cloves for the Burnt wyne		iij^s	ij^d
Item pᵭ for arrestinge of wydowe Ebbes an abuser of the Arte of Surgery		ij^s
Item paid for his Matꝭ picture by order of Court of Assistantꝭ	iiij^li

1606–7. Twelve of the Yeomanry were this year taken into the Livery, of whom eleven paid £5 each and the other £2.