The Annals of the Barber-Surgeons of London

by Unknown

[230] A primitive appliance for shampooing.

[231] Steel.

[232] The Company’s Carpenter and Bricklayer always accompanied the Masters on view days, to advise as to the state of repair of the property.

[233] Coroner.

[234] St. Paul’s.

[235] The Company’s Clerk.

[236] Parson.

[237] The Clerk provided the Lantern over the Entrance in Monkwell Street, in accordance with the ancient City custom of lighting the streets.

[238] Potation, i.e., drinking.

[239] The Company’s standing Counsel.