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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A06218	The ordre of my Lorde Mayor, the aldermen & the shiriffes, for their metings and wearynge of theyr apparell throughout the yeare	City of London (England).	1568 (1568)	STC 16705.7; ESTC S110730	6,183	26

The ordre of my Lorde Mayor the Aldermen the Shiriffes for their metings and wearynge of theyr apparell throughout the yeare * ⁎ * ❧ Imprinted at London by Iohn Daye * ⁎ * 1568. The first day of August for the election of the Shiriffes of London MY Lord Mayor and the Aldermen with the Sherifes meete at the Guildehall at viij of the clocke in the morning apparelled in their violet gownes lyned and their scarlet clokes lyned without their horses And when they haue bene together in the counsaile chamber a certain time at their pleasures my Lord and the Aldermen come out and put on their clokes in the Orphanes court and then go downe in order to the Hustinges court there being set maister Recorder standeth vp and maketh his obey saunce first to my Lord and then to the Commons declareth vnto them wherfore they are assembled together shewing vnto thē that it is for the election of one of y ● Shiriffes of London and the shere of Middlesex for the yere next ensuing and for the confirmation of the other Shirife nominated by my L. Mayor accordyng to hys prerogatiue But my Lorde and the Aldermen goe vp to my Lordes courte and there remayne vntill the Shiriffe be named and chosen y ● dore shutte to them Then M. Shiriffes M. Chamberlein maister common Sergeant maister Towneclarke y ● two Secondaries the counsailers of the citie remayne still in the Hustinges court to take and receiue the name of him that shall some by their iudgementes freelye and w t one consente to be nominated elected iustly tried out not only by voyce but also by handes to be Sheriffe for the yeare folowing That done the Shiriffes M. Chamberlaine M. common Sergeant M. Towneclarke the two Secondaries the Counsailers of the citie and the Wardens of the head Companies carie vp the reporte to my Lord and the Aldermen of their said election Which report receiued my Lord and the Aldermen come down againe to y ● Hustinges courte and there being set in order placed maister Recorder standeth vp as he did before maketh rehersall of his name whom they haue nominated and chosen asking them whether it be their free election yea or nay And they graunt yea yea Then Maister Recorder geueth them thankes and so they arise and depart home ¶ On Barthelmew euen for the fayre in Smithfield The Aldermen mete my Lord the Shiriffes at the Guilde hall chappel at ij of the clocke after diuer in their violet gownes furred and their horses without clokes and there heare Euening prayer which being done they take their horses and ride to Newgate and so forth to the gate entryng into the cloth fayre and there maketh a proclamatiō and the proclamatiō being made they ride through the eloth faire and so returne back againe through the churchyard of great S. Bartholmewes to Aldersgate and so ride home againe to the Lord Mayors house ¶ On Bartholmew day for wrestling So many Aldermen as dyne with my Lord Mayor the Shirifes be appareled in their scarlet gounes lyned after dinner their horses be brought to them where they dine those Aldermen which dine with the shirifes rideth with them to my L. house to accompany hym to the wrestlyng Then when the wrestling is done they take their horses and ride backe againe through the fayre and so in at Aldersgate so home againe to the sayd Lord Mayors house ¶ The Sonday after Bartholmew day The Aldermen mete my Lord Maior and the shirifes at Paules crosse at viij of the clock in y ● mornyng apparaled in their scarlet gounes lyned without clokes or horses and there heare the sermon if there be a wrestlyng or a shoting after dinner then they come to my lordes place with their said scarlet gounes lined their horses as before on Bartholmew day ¶ For our Lady fayre in Southwarke My Lord Mayor and the shiriffes ride to S. Magnus church in their scarlet gounes lined with out their clokes after dinner at ij of the clocke and there the Aldermen mete my Lord and after the Euening prayer they ride through y e faire till they come to S. Georges church and further to Newington bridge if it be so their pleasures and then returne backe againe ouer the Bridge and there the Aldermen take their leaue of my lord and depart the next way euery one to his house ¶ For the swearing of the Shrieffes vpon Michaelmas euen What day soeuer it falleth so many of the Aldermen as be bidden to dinner to either of the shrieues shall come thither to breakfast or els to drink at viij of y ● clock in y ● mornyng in their violet gownes furred w t their clokes brought w t them without horses And if the shiriffe be an Alderman thē they must put on their clokes and the Shirife likewise his cloke and so go to the Guilde hall betwene .ij. of the Gray clokes And if the shiriffe be no Alderman thē to come betwene ij of the Aldermē without clokes and the Shirife his liuery gowne and hys hoode And after whē he is sworne thē to put on his violet gowne and cloke his chain theron And y ● Aldermē must bring him home to his place with theyr clokes to diner and so after diner take their pleasure ¶ Vpon Michaelmas day for the election of my Lorde Mayor All the Aldermen mete my L. the Shiriffes at viij of y e clocke in the morning at Guilde hall in their scarlet gownes and theyr clokes furred and their horses and after they haue ben a certain time together in the coūsail chamber they come forth into the Orphanes courte and put on theyr clokes and so goeth in order to the chappell there hearing seruice and my Lord with certaine Aldermen receiue the cōmunion And then after the communion ended returneth againe into the councell chamber pause awhile returne downe into the Hustings court and there beyng set in order Maister Recorder ariseth vp and maketh his obeisance first to my Lord and after to the commōs and declareth and sheweth vnto them that as they of old custom know that the cause of their assembly and meeting together is for thelection of the L. Mayor for the yeare ensuing declaring vnto them diuerse grauntes from king Iohns tyme for this their electiō from time to time That done my lord the Aldermē go vp into my lordes court and there tarieth the dore beyng shut vnto them til the election be brought to them Then standeth vp M. common Sergegeaunt the shiriffes standing on either side of him and by the shiriffes M. Chamberlain M. Tounclarke the two Secondaries and the counsellers of the Citie in the said Hustings court before y ● commons And he the said Common Sergeant maketh a short rehersall of that that M. Recorder had spokē to them before saying there resteth no more for him to say but to put them in remembraunce