ALSOO for the Elleccyon of the youngest wardein he shall put iiij{or} into his Byll and so to goo through the house like as before. The names for the Elleccyon are Mathew Johnson, John Tholmoode, Richard Elliot and John Shryffe. 10th Sept., 1551. It was ordered that-- [Sidenote: An order that the Seconde Wardein shall receyve all fynes quartrage and other casualtyes.] The second Wardein shall receyve all maner of Receite as fynes quartrag for prentises, for fremen and all other casualtyes whatsoev{r} yt be. And he to paye also all maner of wage, And the Bedyll to have a booke of all suche receitte and dischardge as the seconde wardein hathe for his dischardge. Also yt ys agreed that the younger wardein shall receyve nothing but onely the Rents of the Londes, and to see reparac͠ons dooen where as nede shall requyer and that he shall take Appulton[138] w{th} him when he goeth to receyve the rentes of the Londes so that bothe there books may agree. [138] The Beadle. 4th Nov., 1551. It was agreed-- That there shalbe allowed in goyng and searching of their Londes vj{s} viij{d.} Ordered-- That John West shall bring in his fyne which ys vj{s} viij{d} for speking opprobryous wordes against John Androwson in the presence of the M{rs.} 17th Nov., 1551. It was ordered-- That the Kings maiestyes Barbor or Barbors to his highness parson And also his mat{s} Surgeon or Surgeons shall sytt next to the Last M{r} upon the benche where as the M{rs} nowe usually doo sytt and alsoo shall goo next to the M{rs} in all goyngs and syttings. It was ordered that no Barber should take a “foreigner” as journeyman and set him to work, before presenting him to the Master and Wardens, under a penalty of 3_s._ 4_d._ per week. This order was made because many foreigners (_i.e._, non-freemen) who were inexpert had lately come into the City, and the Court directed that each foreigner should give proof of his skill, and then that he should remain for one year only and in one service, and no Barber was to pay a foreigner higher wages than the Masters should from time to time “sess” or determine under a penalty of 13_s._ 4_d._ for “every weke so offending.” The Beadle was directed to keep a register book of all foreigners for the year, and when the year was expired, the Barber who kept a foreigner and was minded to keep him longer was to come to the Hall within fourteen days to have him re-registered under a penalty of 3_s._ 4_d._ per week. And no Barber was to “entyce or envegyll any mans servant from him upon peyne of forfeyting for a fyne xiij{s.} iiij{d.}” The Court fixed the wages of these men as follows-- The best jorneyman that is a forrein shall have for a weke xij{d.} the second x{d.} and the thurde as the sayd M{rs.} shall thinke meate & convenyente. 17th November, 1551. It was ordered that the youngest Warden should be chosen out of the Livery and that he should be--