The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 2
Allen, Thomas
1828
Waxchandlers. 20.
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This company is of ancient foundation, and was incorporated by letters patent of king Richard III. in the year , by the name and style of It is a livery company, and the on the city list. | |
They are governed by a master, wardens, and court of assistants. | |
The hall of this company, which is a modern building of brick, is situated in , . | |