Barbers -- England -- London -- History -- Sources; Barbers' Company (London, England) -- History; Surgery -- England -- London -- History -- Sources
This present wrytyng endentyd of copˀosicyons made the xij{th}
day of July iˀ the zere of owyr lord God M{t}CCCClxxxxiij and the
viij{th} zere of the reyne of kyng harry the vij{th} William Martyn
then beyng mayre of this cyte of london betwyxt the ffelishippis of
surgeons enfraunchesˀ w{t} in the cyte of london on that on p’ty
And the felishippis of barbours surgeons and surgeons barbours
enfraunchessid iˀ the seyd cyte on the other parte witnesyth that
the sayde felyshippys of ther comon assent and mere moc̃yons ben
c͠odescẽdyd and agreyd togethir the day and the zere aboue sayd, in
mañ and fourme folowyng. That is to sey that eũy pˀson and pˀsons of
the faculte or scyens of surgeons admyttyd and sworne to eyth̃ of the
sayde felyshippis from hens forward shall stond and a byde w{t} ther
felyshippis as they now do and dyd before thys present composicyon.
Also that from hens forth non of the sayde felyshippis shall admyt
nor reseyue in to ther felishippys any alyent straungˀ or foreyn
vsyng the sayde faculte or scyens of surgery w{t}owten knowleg or
c͠osent of the wardẽs of bothe the seyd felishippys. All so for the
welth and suerte of the kyngꝭ lege people And the honour of the
seyde felyshyppys, It is agreyd be twyxt the same two felyshippis
that non alyent straunger nor foreyn shall use nor ocopy the seyde
faculte or scyens of surg̃y withyn this cyte or subbers of the same
unto such tyme as he shewhym selfe to the mayer for the time beyng,
and by the iiij wardeyns of bothe the saide felishippis, that is to
sey of eyth̃ of the sayde felishippis, tweyn, and othˀ suche as by
theyr wysdomys they will call vnto them, be dewly examyned & approuyd
to be sufficyent of conyng and habilyte in the sayde faculte. And
yf any such pˀson or pˀsones bi the sayde iiij wardens as is afore
sayde be taken reputed and a lowed to be sufficient of konyng and
habylite iˀ the seyd faculte or scyens of surgery that then the pˀson
or pˀsonys so knowen and admyttyd shall be sworne to all the good
rewlys and ordenans of y{e} seyd faculte or scyens of surgery, and
to be under the coreccyon of the iiij wardens for the tyme beyng to
the entent that at all tymes he may be under dwe coreccyon for the
sauegard of y{e} kyngis lege people. And if any suche alyent straungˀ
or foreyn of pˀsumcon refuse to be examyned of the seyde wardens in
mañ & fourme as is a fore seyd, Or yf any suche straunger or foreyn
so examyned be the seyde wardens be Juged onsufficient of conyng
and neũtheles takyth upon hym to occupy or vse the seyde faculte of
surg̃y w{t}yn the seyde cyte or subbars of the same, Then take the
name of hym or them so doyng and pˀsent hym by the sayd iiij wardens
to the mayer for the tyme beyng, to the entent that by his wysdom,
and advice of hys honerabyll brethern may set suche direccyon as
shall be thought resonabil formacion[64] therof, restrayne hym from
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