This order provided that any Surgeon having a patient in peril of “mayme” or death, was to “present” or make known the case to the Governors within three days, and the Court would then appoint certain expert Surgeons to see the patient and assist in the cure. There are scores of entries in the books of Surgeons being fined for not “presenting” patients. 29. An order that none take any pˀsentac͠ons but y{e} M{r} & govˀnoures for the tyme beinge. 30. An order that the M{r} and governoures and their deputies shall goe to the poore as well as to the rich. Any Master or Governor being sent for to see a sick or hurt person and refusing to go without payment, was to forfeit 20{s.} 31. An order for puttinge the rules in execuc͠on. 32. An order for multipliinge speche in the corte tyme. This was an early form of _closure_ directed against such members of the Court as were given to an over-indulgence in oratory. 33. A rule for order in goinge. Every member of the Company was to take his place according to precedence, at burials, anniversaries, Courts, etc.:-- And if anie of them of any scrypulosytie frowardnes follye or pusyllanimity refuse to take his owne romme or place accordinge to the order in good obedyent manner he was to be fined 12{d.} 34. An order for the view. This relates to the yearly inspection of the Company’s property. 4th March, 1566. In Thys Courte Willm̄ Gyllam was discharged and released oute of warde and hath p̃d his arerages and he hathe confessied y{t} Richard Bromehed doth shave the vycar of Stepney in his howse every sondaye. 4th July, 1566. It was ordained that if any of the Court hereafter might “happen to lyght or fall into povertie or dekaye” that he should have a pension out of the Common box. One who had served as Master was to have per ann. £4; an Upper Governor £3; Second Governor £2; Younger Governor £1; and an Assistant 13_s._ 4_d._ It was also ordained that Thomas Hall should have an exhibition of 40_s._ per annum-- towardes hys studye in the unyvercytie for Surgery anexynge physycke thereunto, and thereby hereafter to pˀphet his other brethren beynge of this sayde mystery and comynaltie usynge and ocupyenge the sayde syence & arte w{th}in the cytie of London by Readynge lectures unto them in y{e} Comon Hall and other wyse by his councell conynge and knowlege in the same science & arte of Surgery. It was also ordained that whenever the Lord Mayor should invite the Masters and Governors to dine with him, that-- then and there after the same dynner ys don The M{r} or govˀnors shall make his oracyon or request in the behalf of the sayde Company as to hys wysdome yt shall seme best in most descrytest maner and shall then geve and delyver unto the sayde Lorde maior of lawful mony in golde l{s} and in orther corrant mony iij{s} iiij{d} that is foure marks by waye as a good wyll of the same Company.