Barbers -- England -- London -- History -- Sources; Barbers' Company (London, England) -- History; Surgery -- England -- London -- History -- Sources
27th March, 1599. It is ordered that an Informac͠on be exhibited
againste the Sexton of White Chappell for Surgerye.
6th August, 1599. This daie the Maister of the Company made his
petic͠on to the lorde Bishopp of London that noe person shoulde be
admitted to practize Surgerie but suche person as shoulde have the
seale of this house to testefie his examinac͠on before the Maisters
&c. which was graunted And order sett downe for the same.
23rd October, 1599. Pascall Lane hath Thursdaie comme a moneth to be
examined and in the meane tyme not to hange out banners and not to
cutt unles he acquainte the m{rs} therewithall.
27th November, 1599. This daie Richard Cadwalder hath undertaken
that Roberte Thompson nowe shewed[192] in the Exchequer for useinge
surgerie withoute a signe[193] shall uppon his retorne be examined
concerninge his skille in Surgerye and shall paie suche chardges as
shalbe due to this howse.
[192] Sued.
[193] Outside his house.
10th June, 1600. This daye Olivˀ Peacock brought in his fine for not
pˀsentinge his Cure[194] being nowe dead and it was mittigated to
five shillinges And it is farthˀr ordered that he practize surgery no
more.
[194] _i.e._, His patient.
3rd July, 1600. This daye Andrew Mathew Edward Peck Robert Steward
and Owine Jones free brothˀrs of this mistery were at their sevˀall
instancˀs examined & approved concerninge their skill in the arte of
Surgery and had their severall letters of grace und{r} the seale of
the sayd mistery by Richard Wood Willm̄ Martin Thomas Thorney & John
Peck examiners appoynted in the pˀsence of the M{rs} of this Company.
8th July, 1600. This daye warrant came to the M{rs} for the
pˀsinge[195] of a Surgeon for Captayne Thomas Minn bearinge date the
sixth daye of this instant moneth.
[195] Pressing.
15th July, 1600. This daye Raphe Barrett & Robert Thompson forren
Surgeons[196] made theyr request to the M{rs} that they might be
examyned on thursdaye next Whereuppon it was ordered that the
Examyners should be warned to be at the hall at the sayd tyme.
[196] _i.e._, Surgeons not free of the Company.
29th July, 1600. This daye it is ordered that John Mowle shalbe
warned to be before the M{rs} the next Court for usinge Surgery
beinge but a barber.
8th September, 1600. ~Octavo~ die Septembris Anno dñi 1600 Annoque
Elizabeth Quadragesimo secundo.
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