Tanners. Plasterers. Carde-makers. Fullers. Coupers. Armourers. Gaunters. Shipwrights. Fyshmongers. Pessyners. Mariners. Pchemyners. Bukbynders. Hosyers. Spicers. Peuterers. Founders. Tylers. Chaundelers. Goldsmithes. Orfeures. Gold-beters. Mone-makers. Masons. Marashals. Girdellers. Naylers. Sawters. Sporiers. Lorymers. Barbers. Vyntners. Smythes. Fevers. Pennagers. Plummers. Patten-makers. Pouch-makers. Botillers. Cap-makers. Vestment-makers. Skynners. Cuttellers. Blade-smythes. Shethers. Scalers. Buckle-mekers. Horners. Bakers. Waterleders. Cordwaners. Bowers. Fletchers. Tapisers. Couchers. Littesters. Cukes. Waterleders. Sauce-makers. Milners. Tiel-makers. Ropers. Cevers. Turners. Hayresters. Bollers. Sherman. Pynners. Lateners. Payntors. Bouchers. Pulterers. Satellers. Sellers. Glasiers. Carpenters. Joyners. Cartwrights. Carvers. Sawyers. Wyndrawers. Broggers. Wool-pakkers. Wadmen. Escriveners. Lumners. Questors. Dubbors. Taillyoures. Potters. Drapers. Lynwevers. Wevers of Wolle. Hostilers. Mercers. Porters, 8 torches. Coblers, 4 torches. Cordwaners, 14 torches. Carpenters, 6 torches. Chaloners, 4 torches. Fullers, 4 torches. Cottellers, 2 torches. Wevers, torches. Girdellers, torches. Taillyoures, torches. It is ordained that the _Porters_ and _Coblers_ should go first; then, of the Right, the _Wevers_ and _Cordwaners_; on the Left, the _Fullors_, _Cutlers_, _Girdellers_, _Chaloners_, _Carpenters_, and _Taillyoures_; then the better sort of Citizens; and after the Twenty-four, the Twelve, the Mayor, and four Torches of Mr. _Thomas Buckton_. II. _The Order of the Procession of the Occupations, Crafts, or Companies (Norwich) to be made on Corpus Christi Day, from the Common Hall._ (1533 A.D.) 1. The Company of Masons, Tilers, Limeburners, and Smiths. 2. The Carpenters, Gravours, Joiners, Sawers, Seivemakers, Wheelwrights, Fletchers, Bowers, and Turners. 3. The Reders, Thaxters, Rede-sellers, Cleymen, and Carriers. 4. The Butchers, Glovers, and Parchment-makers. 5. The Tanners. 6. The Cordwaners, Coblers, Curriers, and Collarmakers. 7. The Shermen, Fullers, Woolen and Linnen Weavers, and Wool-chapmen. 8. The Coverlet-weavers, Darnick-weavers, and Girdlers. 9. The Combers, Tinmen. 10. The Vintners, Bakers, Brewers, Inn-keepers, Tiplers, Coopers, and Cooks. 11. The Fishmongers, Freshwater-fishers, and Keelmen. 12. The Waxchandlers, Barbers, and Surgeons. 13. The Cappers, Hatters, Bagmakers, Paintmakers, Wier-drawers and Armourers.