The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 2
Allen, Thomas
1828
Silkmen. 67.
. a ship of masts in full sail on the sea, in base all , on a chief , a bale of silk, corded , between bundles of silk pendant of the last. . A Janissary guard habited all , holding in his dexter hand a battle axe erect, and over his said arm a hank of silk; his sinister hand supporting a shield charged with a sun, all of the last. . camels, each bridled, and loaded with bales of silk, all | |
This fraternity was incorporated, by letters patent of Charles I. in the year , by the name of It is under the direction of a governor, and assistants; but has not any livery or hall. | |
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Footnotes: [] Granted 1631, |