5th June, 1604. This daye M{r} ffenton pˀsented to this Courte 500 bookes of Horatius Moras tables translated into Englishe and delivˀed them to the M{rs} of this Company in the name & behalf of M{r} Deputie Caldwell[197] who freely gave them to this Company to be distributed amongest the pˀfessors of Chirurgery freemen of this Company. [197] For a very interesting account of Morus’ Tables and of Mr. Deputy Caldwell see Mr. D’Arcy Power’s Memorials, p. 184. 28th February, 1605. This daye it is ordered that there shalbe a letter pˀntly drawne by the advice of the M{rs} of this Company and sent to the Colledge of Phisic͠ons by the Clark of this Company wherein there shalbe desyred if they please a Conferrence betwixt some of theire College and some of the auncientꝭ of this Company in some indifferent place of meetinge to conferre concerninge theire greevancꝭ. 18th March, 1605. This daye uppon the request of M{r} Serjeant Prymerose & M{r} Neste Smyth the kynges Surgeons by their Letter It was ordered that Cezar Scultinge Duchman theyre servant should be examyned and approved concerninge his skill in Surgery on thursdaye next And beinge found skilfull that hee mighte have letters of admittance from this Company gratis. 21st March, 1605. “Zeger Schultynchs,” the Dutchman above mentioned, was examined and had his diploma gratis, but was ordered to pay 2_s._ quarterage and 2_s._ for absence from lectures. 30th April, 1605. This daye M{r} ffenton complayned of Robert Morrey for supplantinge him of div{s} cures And for slanderinge him in his pˀfession And also for his evell practize And was for his said abuses fyned at v{li} w{ch} hee is to bringe in at the next Court orels to be committed to the Compter. 7th May, 1605. Morrey being contumacious, was by the Court committed to prison. 28th May, 1605. This daye Willm̃ Corbet appeared before the M{rs} of this Company and was dismissed from the exercyze of Surgery for his evill practize. This daye Willm̃ Corbet was bounde to the M{rs} in x{li} not to practize Surgery or w{th}in one myles compasse w{th}out the M{rs} lycence. 25th June, 1605. This daye Abraham Renex is fined at x{s} for his absens from lectures And is to pay x{s} pˀ an. for his lycence of absens hereaft{r}. 3rd September, 1605. This day Pascal Lane a practicioner in the art of Surgery was by our M{rs} order comitted to the Compter for cuttinge of one Thom̃s Thorntons child for the stone who dyed pnˀtlie under his handꝭ by his neckligence & ignoraunce where he is to continue till he hath payed the fine of xl{s} for not makeinge pˀntac͠on[198] to the M{rs} of the cure accordinge to the orders of the Company. [198] Presentation.