Martin Browne’s and Sir John Frederick’s Loving Cups 502 Collins’ Flagon, Monforde’s Hammer, and Arris’ Cups 503 Tea Spoons 505 The North Side of the Court Room 508 S. Y. 514 Portraits of Sir John Aylef and Thomas Vicary, after Holbein 522 Arms of Sir John Aylef 516 ---- John Pen 525 ---- Robert Balthrop 528 ---- Sir Peter Proby 532 ---- William Clowes 535 ---- John Gerard 540 ---- Martin Browne 546 ---- Edward Arris 547 ---- Sir John Frederick 550 ---- Sir Nathaniel Herne 554 ---- Sir John Lethieullier 556 ---- Ephraim Skinner 558 ---- Sir Humphry Edwin 560 ---- Sir William Stewart 562 ---- Charles Bernard 563 ---- Sir John Bull 565 ---- Claudius Amyand 565 ---- Sir Thomas Challoner 567 ---- William Cheselden 568 ---- Ambrose Dickins 570 ---- Sir Cæsar Hawkins, Bart. 571 ---- Walter H. Wilkin 572 Seals of the Barber-Surgeons 575 [Illustration] TABLE OF LEADING DATES. 1308. Richard le Barber, the first Master of the Barbers’ Company, is sworn at Guildhall. 1388. The Masters of the Company make a return to the King’s Writ, and set forth their then ancient ordinances. 1451. Grant of Arms to the Masters of Barbery and Surgery within the Craft of Barbers. 1462. Edward IV incorporates the Barbers by Royal Charter. 1493. Informal alliance between the Barbers (Barber-Surgeons) and the Fellowship of Surgeons. 1530. The Barbers’ Ordinances are settled and allowed by Sir Thomas More. 1540. The Fellowship of Surgeons are united (by Act of Parliament 32 H. VIII) to the Company of Barbers. 1569. Grant of Arms to the Barber-Surgeons. 1605. James I grants a new Charter. 1629. Charles I grants a new Charter.