Barbers -- England -- London -- History -- Sources; Barbers' Company (London, England) -- History; Surgery -- England -- London -- History -- Sources
That after michelmas next comyng all pˀntyces when they are made
ffree must (be) demaunded by the M{r} and govˀnors and the iiij
examyners what he intendeth to doo after he is made free, whether he
will occupye the mystery of Surgery or no w{t}in the Cytie of London.
Yf he saye ye Then to be examyned what he can doo towards yt, howe he
knoweth what ys Surgery and also what an Anatomye ys and howe manye
perts it ys, of what the iiij{or} Elements and the xij signes be
w{ch} ys the fyrste pert of examynac͠on for a prentyce & for other
that wilbe brother with us as the examyners shall see cause, for
having of their preferment of their first grace to them to be geven.
[Sidenote: An Article
that upon his examy’on
of Surgery the said
prentis shall have his
preferme’t of grace
and if he or they can
reade to bring in
qr’terly an epistle.]
That when he hathe aunswered to the firste article preyving that he
hathe some Learninge or practyse Then to have his firste preferment
of grace to occupye Surgery by the space of so many yeres or tyme
as the M{r} and govˀnors and the examyners shall thinke meete, and
as his Industrye shall seme to receyve the grace of god and by his
dilligent travell to studye in the same and for an homage thereof if
he be learned or can wryte to bringe in an Epistell evˀy half yere
and to reade it himselfe openly at the day of Lecture before the hole
house that they may see his furtheraunce how he hathe profyted in his
dilligent Labor and studye, and the unlearned that can not wryte nor
reade to be examyned half yerelye what they can doo in the practyse
because they be unlettered by the m{r} and govˀnors and the Examyners
how they have taken payens in their studye to practyse because they
be unlettered for the Savegarde of the kg̃ and queenes mãt{s} people.
[Sidenote:
An Article that any man
desyring to have his
prefermẽt of grace shall
paye to the Clarcke for
y{e} wryting therof viij{d.}]
That any man occupyinge the mystery of Surgery being made free and
desiereth to have his firste preferment of grace shall paye to the
Clercke of the Companye for the wrytinge Inrolling fynding waxe to
seale it and for the having of the Seale viij{d.}
[Sidenote:
An Article that no man
occup’ing Surgery shall
sewe for the Busshopes
seale before he be
admitted a M{r} of
Surgery by the M{r}
and govˀnors & the
iiij Examyners.]
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