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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A72820	1570. The book of ordinances belonging to the Company of Tylers and Brick-Layers incorporated within the city of London vvhich ordinances have been perused, allowed, ratified, and confirmed by the Right Honourable, Sir Nicholas Bacon Knight, lord keeper of the Great Seal of England; William Marquess of Winchester, lord high treasurer of England, and Sir Robert Catlyn Knight, lord chief justice of the Kings-Bench, by their writing under their hands and seals, bearing date the fourteenth day of July, in the thirteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth.	Worshipful Company of Tylers and Bricklayers, London.	1640 (1640)	STC 16786.14; ESTC S125115	10,418	21

seize to their best use and commodity And That no manner of person or persons using the For Lathing said Art or Mystery shall lathe asunder above the scantling of seven inches laying one filling Lath in the middest any manner of House Pent-house or other Shed within the same City or fifteen miles compass of the same with any other Lath then good sufficient and lawful heart lath upon pain of forfeiture for every such offence twenty shillings the same to be levyed and imployed to the use of 20 s. the Forfeiture the said Master VVardens and Fellowship as is aforesaid And That the said Master and VVardens of the said To search for workmanship Art or Mystery of Tylers and Bricklayers or two of them for the time being shall have full power and authority to search and oversee whether that all manner of Reparations and works of tyling and brick-laying within the said City and the suburbs thereof and within fifteen miles distant from the same City be well sufficiently and workmanly made and laid and all such Reparations and works of tyling and brick-laying as they finde not well or insufficient or not workmanly made within the same City and the suburbs of the same or within fifteen miles distant from the same by any occupying the same Art or Mystery to cause and compel every such person and persons as took upon him or them the making thereof the same reparations and works sufficiently substantially to amend And over that to cause the same person for his misdoing to pay six shillings and eight pence to be levyed and imployed Forfeiture 6 2. 8 d. in form aforesaid to the uses aforesaid Also That it shall be lawful to the said Master and Search for workmanship by forreins VVardens of the said Art or two of them for the time being at all times from henceforth at their wills and pleasures to search try and view whether that all manner of reparations and works of tyling and brick-laying done by forrein of the said Art or Mystery in any place or places within fifteen miles distant of the same City be sufficiently and workmanly made and all such reparations and works of tyling and brick-laying as they finde insufficient and not workmanly made and wrought within the same space of fifteen miles then to present every such default and person so offending unto the Justices of the Queens The Fine to be taxed by the Justices of the Kings Bench. Bench at the next Term after that such Fines may be taxed and set upon such offender as may be for the profit of the builder and commodity of the Commonwealth the one half of all such Fines shall be to the onely use and behoof of the Queens Majesty her Heirs and Successors and the other half to be imployed to the Master VVardens and Fellowship of the Company aforesaid Also That every person being free of the said Art or Obedience and not coming to the Hall Mystery of Tylers and Brick-layers shall be obedient to the Master and VVardens of the said Art and Mystery for the time being and shall come to every Assembly of the said Master VVardens and Fellowship of the same Craft when they shall be warned by the Beadle of the same Fellowship either for the Election of any Master or VVardens of the same Art or Mystery or for the worship of the City of London to attend and wait upon the Mayor and Sheriffs of the City for the time being at their going to Westminster or at any other time or when they shall be called for any other cause or matter as the Freemen of all other Companies in London do except they have a good reasonable and sufficient excuse upon pain of forfeiture for every time making default 12 pence the same to be imployed to the use of the Masters VVardens and Fellowship of the art or mystery of Tylers and Bricklayers as is aforesaid Also That every person of the said craft of Tylers and Presenting and binding Apprentices Bricklayers being free of the same craft and also all forreins occupying the same craft and inhabiting within 15 myles of the same city of London that shall hereafter take any apprentice or servant shall present and shew the same apprentice or servant with his indenture of apprentice-hood or covenant Indenture which herafter shall be made by the Clerk of the said Company unto the Wardens of the said craft for the time being within a quarter of a year next after the date of the same Indenture or covenant Indenture to the intent that they may understand under what form the same apprentice or servant is 10 s. Fine for this bound And That no manner of person or persons being free Prentice for seven years and no less of the said Art or Mystery take any apprentice for any less terme then for seaven years according to the custome of London upon payne to pay forty shillings as often times as he doth the contrary in any of the same points in this article specified to be levyed and imployed in maner and form aforesaid Also That no person of the said craft from henceforth For undecent words revile or rebuke the Master or Wardens of the said Craft for the time being or any of them or rayl or slander any of them or any other person of the same craft or any Officer or Clerk belonging to the same craft with unfitting or undecent words or language in open audience of people or in any other place or places secretly upon pain to pay six shillings eight pence as often as he so doth to Six shillings eight pence be levyed and imployed to the use of the said Master VVardens and Fellowship in manner and form afore rehearsed Item It is Ordained That from henceforth no person Admitting of Apprentices to able men of the said Craft take any Apprentice to him to be bound by Indenture afore the VVardens and Assistants of the said Fellowship for the time being have first known approved and admitted the said Master or person so to have or take such an Apprentice to be able as well in cunning sufficient to and for the instruction of his said Apprentice in the said Faculty as in substance and otherwise for the keeping and sustaining of the said Apprentice in all things necessary and convenient to the same upon pain of forfeiture of forty shillings for every Apprentice taken contrary to this said Ordinance to be imployed to the use of the same Master VVardens and Fellowship as is aforesaid Also it is Ordained That no person of the said Craft No person to keep but one Apprentice except he have been younger Warden being a Freeman of the said City and one of the Clothing or Livery except he hath been first younger Warden shall from henceforth have take and keep in his service at once any more Apprentices then one to the intent that the same Apprentice may be