=Wardens= George Barton Kent Charles Dorman William Masterman, D.C.L. George Arthur Trist. To Commemorate the Foundation of the School by the Worshipful Company of Skinners, London, Governors. Edw. Herbert Draper, Clerk. Edw. Henry Burnell, Architect. William Oakley, Builder.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8. _The Middle School for Girls, Stamford Hill, 1889–90._ ------- “This Foundation Stone of the Skinners’ Company’s School for Girls was laid by Charles Dorman, Master, June 6, 1889. =Wardens= W. Masterman, D.C.L. W. C. B. Stamp G. A. Trist H. L. T. Hansard =Clerk= E. H. Draper =Architect= E. H. Burnell =Builders= Holloway Bros.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9. _The Almshouses at Palmer’s Green, 1894–5._ ------- “The Skinners’ Almshouses. This stone was laid on the nineteenth day of July, Anno Domini, 1894, by Lewis Boyd Sebastian, B.C.L., M.A., Master. =Wardens= Robert Clement Bunbury Alex. Leslie Tweedie Arthur Barton Kent Jeremiah Colman =Arch^t= W. Campbell Jones, =Clerk= E. Herbert Draper =Builders= J. Godfrey and Son” ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10. _The Northampton Polytechnic Institute, Clerkenwell, 1894–6._ ------- “Northampton Institute. This Stone was laid by Charles Dorman, Esq., Chairman of The Governing Body, July 9^{th}, 1894. Ed^d W. Mountford, Arch^t.” [N.B.—Mr. Charles Dorman was Master of the Skinners’ Company, 1888–9, and did much to promote the creation of the Institute.] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11. _The Clerkenwell Free Library, 1890._ ------- “This Stone was laid by William Masterman, Esq., D.C.L., Master of the Worshipful Company of Skinners, on March 8th, 1890. Commissioners Elected 1888.