Barbers -- England -- London -- History -- Sources; Barbers' Company (London, England) -- History; Surgery -- England -- London -- History -- Sources
7th October, 1606. This daie Willm̃ ffoster was fyned at xx{s} for
his evell practize upon his patient being a servaunt of my Lord grace
of Cant. and is to bring in the same fyne at the next Court.
This daie it is ordered that Richard Holden be warned to the next
Court for not reeding his lecture.
24th October, 1606. This daie Clement White appeared before this
Court upon Complaynt for settinge his servaunte to sea before he was
examyned & his chest vewed by the M{rs} And for that he knew not the
orders of this Company he is forgyven his offence for this tyme.
2nd December, 1606. This daie John Anslow was comitted to the Compter
for defraudinge of Willm̃ ffoster of his patient And is to pay
ffoster for his paynes in that cure.
9th July, 1607. This daye Roger Jenkins[200] heretofore examined
& appˀved in the Arte of Surgery was pˀsented before the Deane of
Pawles. And his letters of Admittance from the said Deane.
[200] Warden in 1608.
Also Abraham Allen[201] was lykewyse admitted by the said Deane.
[201] Warden in 1611.
20th July, 1607. Mr. Thomas Thorney (Master 1602), Mr. Richard Mapes
(M. 1612), Mr. Richard Wood (M. 1591), Mr. Serjeant Gudderus (M. 1594),
Mr. Willm̃ Gayle (M. 1595), Mr. George Baker (M. 1597 and Serjeant
Surgeon), Mr. John Peck (M. 1605), Mr. Christopher Frederick (M. 1609
and Serjeant Surgeon), Mr. John Gerrard (the celebrated Herbalist, M.
1607), and Mr. Joseph Fenton (M. 1624), were appointed Examiners of
Surgeons, and amongst other articles it was ordained:--
That none of the said examiners shall pˀsent any pˀson useinge
surgery to the Bishop of London or to the Deane of Pawles to the
intent to get or pˀcure such Surgeon Lycence or admission to practize
Surgery unlesse such Surgeon at such tyme shall have his letter of
admittance from this Company under the Common scale of the same
testifieinge his admission to practize surgery.
7th July, 1608. This daye Mathias Jenkinson was examyned concerninge
his skyll in the arte of Surgery And was lycenced to cut for the
hernia or Rupture to couch the Catrac to cut for the wry neck & the
hare lip Provided that hee call the pˀsent M{rs} of this Company to
every such Cure or such of the Assistantꝭ as are examined & approved
as the said M{rs} in such case shall appoynt And is to enter into
bond in xl{li} for pˀformance hereof And paid to the pˀsent M{rs}
xl{s} And is to paye xl{s} more at midsomer next.
20th June, 1609. This daye Mathias Jenkinson is dischardged from his
practize in Surgery for that hee hath not observed the articles of
his Tollerac͠on and for his evell & unskilfull practize.
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