The history and survey of London : from its foundation to the present time . ntient Fraternity, yetthey were only incorporatedby Letters Patent of thetenth of Queen Anne, 3December, Anno 1712, bythe Appellation of TheMafier, Wardens, Affifiantsand Commonalty of Loriners, are governed by a Mailer, two Wardensand twenty-four Afiiftants, with a Livery ofIndScmt. fixty-nine Members, whofe Fine is ten They have a fmall but convenient Hall at Lon-don-wall to difpatch their Affairs in. Mafons, 30. By the Arms granted thisSociety by William Hancke-xfiow, Clarencieux King atArm
The history and survey of London : from its foundation to the present time . ntient Fraternity, yetthey were only incorporatedby Letters Patent of thetenth of Queen Anne, 3December, Anno 1712, bythe Appellation of TheMafier, Wardens, Affifiantsand Commonalty of Loriners, are governed by a Mailer, two Wardensand twenty-four Afiiftants, with a Livery ofIndScmt. fixty-nine Members, whofe Fine is ten They have a fmall but convenient Hall at Lon-don-wall to difpatch their Affairs in. Mafons, 30. By the Arms granted thisSociety by William Hancke-xfiow, Clarencieux King atArms, in the Year 1477,it appears to be of confide-rable Antiquity ; however,twas only incorporated byLetters Patent ot the twen-ty-ninth of Charles II. 17September, Anno 1677, bythe Name of The Mafier, Wardens, Affifiants andCommonalty of the Company of Mafons of the City ofLondon. They confift of a Mafter, two Wardens,twenty-two Afiiftants, and feventy Liverymen,whofe Fine of Admifiion is five Pounds. Theyhave a fmall, but convenient Hall in Mafons-alley, 50. This Fraternity was in- Rec. Roll,corporated by Letters Pa- pat. ; tent of the fecond of James Jac P ^I. 8 July, Anno 1604, bythe Title of The Mafier,Wardens and Commonalty ofthe Art or Science of the Mu-Jicians of London. They are governed by aMafter, two Wardens andtwenty Afiiftants, with a Livery of thirty-oneMembers, whofe Fine of Admifiion is fortyShilling. But having no Hall, they occafionallymeet elfewhere to treat of their Affairs. Needle-makers, 69. This Society was incor- by Letters Pa- Guild,tent of Oliver Cromwell, 10November, 1656, by theStyle of The Mafier, War-dens and Society of the Artor Myfiery of Needle-makersof the City of London. They confift of a Mafter,two Wardens, eighteen Af-fifiants and forty-eight Liverymen, who, whencalled upon the Livery, pay a Fine of three Pounds,fix Shillings and eight Pence; but having noHall, tranfact their Bufinefs in Guildhall. By an
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