Practical Remarks On Belfries And Ringers
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In the library of All Soul's College, Oxford, ' is a manu- script of the order of a company of ringers called the " Schol- lars of Cheapside, " dated 1602. The probability is, that these associations are relics of the ancient guilds ; for as early as the time of Edward the Confessor, there was in Westminster a guild of ringers. They are recognised by Henry III. , as appears by a patent roll, in the 39th of his reign, dated the 6th of March, which may be freely translated thus : " Know all men, ...that we have granted to our Brethren of the Guild of Westminster, who are appointed to ring the great bells there, that they and their successors shall receive annually out of our exchequer 100 shillings, fifty at Easter, and fifty at Michaelmas, until we provide the like sum for them payable out of lands for the said ringing. And that the brethren and their successors for ever enjoy all the privileges and free cus- toms, which they have enjoyed from the time of Edward the Confessor, to the date of these presents.
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In the library of All Soul's College, Oxford, ' is a manu- script of the order of a company of ringers called the " Schol- lars of Cheapside, " dated 1602. The probability is, that these associations are relics of the ancient guilds ; for as early as the time of Edward the Confessor, there was in Westminster a guild of ringers. They are recognised by Henry III. , as appears by a patent roll, in the 39th of his reign, dated the 6th of March, which may be freely translated thus : " Know all men, ...that we have granted to our Brethren of the Guild of Westminster, who are appointed to ring the great bells there, that they and their successors shall receive annually out of our exchequer 100 shillings, fifty at Easter, and fifty at Michaelmas, until we provide the like sum for them payable out of lands for the said ringing. And that the brethren and their successors for ever enjoy all the privileges and free cus- toms, which they have enjoyed from the time of Edward the Confessor, to the date of these presents.
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