The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 2
Allen, Thomas
1828
Scriveners. 44.
an eagle with wings expanded , standing on a book in base, lying fessewise close clasped and garnished of the , holding in his mouth a penner and inkhorn , stringed gu. . A dexter arm issuing from the | |
415 | clouds , vested , cuffed in the hand a pen, as if writing on the wreath. Over the crest a motto, . councillors, habited in their gowns and caps as worn in the reign of queen Elizabeth; each holding in his hand a parchment roll |
This company, which was originally denominated was incorporated by letters patent of James I. in the year , by the name of
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This is a livery company, and is governed by a master, wardens, and assistants. They had formerly a hall in ; but being reduced to low circumstances, they sold it to the company of coach-makers, in whose possession it still remains. | |
Footnotes: [] Crest and supporters granted 1634. |