w{th}out furth{r} lycence of the M{rs} or Governors of this Company for the tyme beinge first had & obteyned. ffor pˀformance whereof they the said James & Nycholas by bond are become bounden to M{r} Warden ffrederick in the somme of x{li} of lawful money of England. In Witnes whereof they have hereunto put their sevˀall names. Yoven the daye & yere above wrytten JACOBUS VAN OTTEN NICHOLAS BODEN. 2nd March, 1602. Havard is to pave to Nicholas Kellawaye v{s.} the nexte Courte daye for a launset w{th} silver scales w{ch} he borrowed of the said Nicholas Kellawaye. 20th April, 1602. This daye one Edward Stutfeyld a practic͠oner in bone settinge appeared before the M{rs} of this Company uppon warninge to him geven by the beadell of this Company And at his humble suite he was lycenced to practize in bone settinge onely Provided hee paye to the M{rs} of this Company to the use of the poore of the same x{s} for every quarter of yere that hee shall practize as aforesaid. 20th April, 1602. This daye one John ffoster a poore and unskylfull man of this Company made his appearance before the M{rs} of this Company and was examined concerninge his skyll in the arte of Surgery and was found altogeth{r} unskilfull in all the partes therefore Whereuppon it is ordered that M{r} Wilbraham Coroner to this Cytie be warned to be here w{th} the Coroners Inquest on Thursdaye next by tenne of the clock in the forenoone to be satisfied by their owne hereinge of the unskilfullness of the said ffoster. 22nd June, 1602. This daye Garrett Key a Strang{r} appeared before the M{rs} of this Company and in respect hee hath undertaken the cure of his patient one ffeake a Gowldesmythe beinge in danger of death w{th}out makinge pˀsentac͠on thereof to the M{rs} of this Company Did voluntaryly geve to the said M{rs} to the use of the poore of the same Company iij{li} And thereuppon they have acquited him all former offences done to this Company. 11th October, 1602. This daye Gabriell Hunt Practic͠oner in Surgery was Committed to the Compter for practizeinge of Surgery beinge not approved nor admitted accordinge to the Statute. 3rd April, 1604. Under this date is an award made by the Court in an action remitted to the Masters by the Lord Mayor, wherein Walter Barton Barber-Surgeon, was plaintiff, and Thomas Sheeres Imbroiderer, Defendant. It appeared that Barton had cured Sheeres and his servant, Eustace Skelton, and had been at great charges in prosecuting Sheeres for his fees. The Court ordered the Defendant to pay Barton £4 within 14 days.