English Towns And Gilds volume 2 No 1
English Towns And Gilds volume 2 No 1
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^2 TRANSLATIONS AND REPRINTS.
ORDINANCES OF THE GILD MERCHANT OF SOUTH AMPl ON.
French : Gross' Gild Merchant, II, 214, etc. ; and English : Davies' History of Southampton, pp. 139, etc.
§ 1. ^Iii the first place, there shall be elected from the gild mer- chant, and established, an alderman, a steward, a chaplain, four skevins, and an usher. And it is to be known that whosoever shall be alderman shall receive from each one entering into the gild fourpence, the stew- ard, twopence ; the chaplain..., twopence ; and the usher, one penny. And the gild shall meet twice a year : that is to say, on the Sunday next after St. John the Baptist's day, and on the Sunday next after St. Mary's day.
§ 2. And when the gild shall be sitting no one of the gild is to bring in any stranger, except when required by the alderman or stew- ard. And the alderman shall have a sergeant to serve before him, the steward another sergeant, and the two skevins a sergeant, and the other two skevins a sergeant, and the chaplain shall have his clerk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^2 TRANSLATIONS AND REPRINTS.
ORDINANCES OF THE GILD MERCHANT OF SOUTH AMPl ON.
French : Gross' Gild Merchant, II, 214, etc. ; and English : Davies' History of Southampton, pp. 139, etc.
§ 1. ^Iii the first place, there shall be elected from the gild mer- chant, and established, an alderman, a steward, a chaplain, four skevins, and an usher. And it is to be known that whosoever shall be alderman shall receive from each one entering into the gild fourpence, the stew- ard, twopence ; the chaplain..., twopence ; and the usher, one penny. And the gild shall meet twice a year : that is to say, on the Sunday next after St. John the Baptist's day, and on the Sunday next after St. Mary's day.
§ 2. And when the gild shall be sitting no one of the gild is to bring in any stranger, except when required by the alderman or stew- ard. And the alderman shall have a sergeant to serve before him, the steward another sergeant, and the two skevins a sergeant, and the other two skevins a sergeant, and the chaplain shall have his clerk.
What to read after English Towns And Gilds volume 2 No 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheyney Edward Potts to read onlineMoreLess
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