The Aldermen of Cripplegate Ward From Ad 1276 to Ad 1900 Together With Some
The Aldermen of Cripplegate Ward From Ad 1276 to Ad 1900 Together With Some
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Stephen Fabyan, draper, was elected Alderman of Bridge Ward on the 30 July, 1468, and upon declining to serve was committed to Newgate, but was the next day released. The following is the order : 30 July 8 Edward IV\k. T>. 146S]. Memorandum to the effect that on the above day Stephen Fabyan, draper, was presented by the inhabitants of the Ward of Bridge together with others, according to The Aldermen of the City of London. 179 the custom, in order that one of them might be elected Alderman of t...he Ward ; that the said Stephen was elected by the Mayor and Aldermen, and that as he refused to take the oath of office he was committed to Newgate until he could obtain favour and that afterwards viz : on the 31st July next ensuing he was released, being found insufficient. — Latin. (Lette> Book L. Fo. 58b. ) In July, 1469, he appears to have been again elected, this time for the Ward of Bishopsgate, and was again committed {Letter Book L, fo. 64b). He was afterwards discharged upon taking oath that he was not worth ^1, 000, that sum having, a few days later, been fixed as the qualification.
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Stephen Fabyan, draper, was elected Alderman of Bridge Ward on the 30 July, 1468, and upon declining to serve was committed to Newgate, but was the next day released. The following is the order : 30 July 8 Edward IV\k. T>. 146S]. Memorandum to the effect that on the above day Stephen Fabyan, draper, was presented by the inhabitants of the Ward of Bridge together with others, according to The Aldermen of the City of London. 179 the custom, in order that one of them might be elected Alderman of t...he Ward ; that the said Stephen was elected by the Mayor and Aldermen, and that as he refused to take the oath of office he was committed to Newgate until he could obtain favour and that afterwards viz : on the 31st July next ensuing he was released, being found insufficient. — Latin. (Lette> Book L. Fo. 58b. ) In July, 1469, he appears to have been again elected, this time for the Ward of Bishopsgate, and was again committed {Letter Book L, fo. 64b). He was afterwards discharged upon taking oath that he was not worth ^1, 000, that sum having, a few days later, been fixed as the qualification.
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