4th June, 1605. This daye it is ordered that Roger Kiffin shalbe dischardged of his apprentiship w{th} Richard Bonner for that hee wanteth meate drinck & apparrell And hee is to finde him selfe a nother M{r} of this Company. (See 25th June.) 18th June, 1605. This daye it is ordered that John Udall shalbe committed to the Compter for his contempt.[171] [171] The contempt being that Udall having “put away” his Apprentice, (_i.e._, had him locked up in Bridewell, without the leave of the Court,) and being fined 40_s._ for that offence, had refused to pay his fine. 25th June, 1605. Richard Bonnẽr is to bringe in his apprentices Roger Kiffins Indenture at the next Courte or ells hee is to be comitted to the Compter. 25th June, 1605. This daye Thomas Clemence was fined at x{s} for that hee was not bound apprentice by the Clark of this Company. 24th September, 1605. This day it is ordered that David Vaughan apprentice to Richard Davis shalbe pˀntlie dischardged from his said M{r} for the residue of his terme to come for that his said M{r} hath given him unlawfull correction as it was affirmed and hath not trayned him up in the trade that he used being Barbinge and Surgery. And is to bring in the Apprentices indenture att the next Courte or ells to be comitted to the Compter for his contempt. And the appˀntice is in the meane tyme to continue w{th} his freindꝭ And is not to sˀve any pˀson that useth the trade of silck weavinge any more w{th} in the liberties of London. 7th January, 1606. This day it is ordered that John Browne and his apprentice be here at the next Courte. And he is to be comaunded from our M{rs} to discharge his appˀntice out of Bridewell w{ch} he holdeth there And then to be before o{r} said M{rs} at their next Court both he and his apprentice. 14th January, 1606. John Browne is to bringe in his fine for puttinge away his appˀntice w{th}out the M{rs} order. 5th July, 1608. This daye in the Controversie betwixt Nicholas Braye and Humfrey Pittꝭ It is ordered for that the M{rs} doe fynde that the Apprentice is not kept as hee ought to be but is lowsie and also his M{r} for want of change of apparrell And that therefore wee doe not fynde him a fit M{r} It is ordered that if the said Nicholas Braye doe not hereafter use his apprentice in Better Order that then the apprentice shalbe turned over to anoth{r} freeman of this Company. 23rd May, 1609. This daye Richard Tyler broughte in his fine accordinge to a former order for puttinge awaye (_i.e._, imprisoning) his apprentice w{th}out the M{rs} order And it was mittigated to xx{s.} 19th November, 1611. At this Court it is ordered that John Todd shall on the next tuesdaies Court bring in his fyne of 40{s} for that he did not bynde an appˀntice w{ch} is now w{th} him according to the Custome of this howse.