The Incorporated Company of Hostmen of the Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne

Membership and Governors of the Company

From 22nd March 1600 to 8th January 2018 AD

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The Incorporated Company of Hostmen of the Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne

Membership and Governors of the Company

From 22nd March 1600 to 8th January 2018 AD

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Foreword

This record has been compiled by:

Mr. T. R. Charlton. LCGI, DMS, Dip. Nebbs. and Miss Olivia Redpath, a Design and Research Student at Tyneside Metropolitan College.

The record contains an extract of the charter granted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1600 AD that created the Incorporated Company of Hostmen of Newcastle upon Tyne and thereby the rules for the good governance of the company.

There follows the lists of members, apprentices and governors of the company covering 418 years and 1,304 members; i.e. from the original officers and members to the present day.

Every effort has been made to check the accuracy of the records but there may be some errors due to changing spellings over time and the reading of old records that were not as legible as one would have hoped for. The records from between 1901 to 1912 AD are not available, this consists of 15 records numbered from 1070 to 1085.

Finally, there is a copy of the updated rules of the company that were adopted in January 2017 when it was decided that the rules from 1600 AD had become inappropriate, especially the powers to fine or imprison members for minor infractions.

The compilers of this record wish to acknowledge the use of records of several other bodies to confirm the accuracy of our research and that of the records held by the company. Sources of information have included the records of Tyne Wear Archives and the previous work carried out by officers of the company. The records included in the book “ Extracts of the Records of the Company of Hostmen of Newcastle upon Tyne” by Frederick Walter Dendy, a past member of the Company of Hostmen were especially useful, the book was written prior to 1923, it is in the public domain and not subject to copyright.

T. R. Charlton, Governor of the Hostmen’s Company, 2018 AD.

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Hostmen’s Company of Newcastle upon Tyne

The Hostmen of Newcastle upon Tyne were a cartel of businessmen who formed a monopoly to control the export of coal from the River Tyne in North East England. They were so known from the medieval practice of "hosting", whereby local businessmen provided visiting merchants with accommodation and introduced them to local traders. The Hostmen acted as middlemen with whom the coal producers and those who shipped the coal to London and elsewhere were forced to deal.

From the time in the mid-13th century when coal began to be exported from the River Tyne, the burgesses of Newcastle tried to gain a monopoly over its export. In 1216, King John granted Newcastle the right to elect a mayor and also to form trade guilds. These guilds sought to ensure that trade in various commodities was concentrated in Newcastle. The desire of the Newcastle burgesses to monopolise trade on the Tyne led to a dispute with the Prior of Tynemouth regarding the shipment of coal from nearby settlement of North Shields, which was owned by the priory. In 1267 the mayor of Newcastle, Nicholas Scott attacked North Shields with a band of merchants, setting fire to several buildings. In 1290 the burgesses petitioned the King regarding North Shields and succeeded in suspending the export of coal, as well as other trade, from the new settlement. Henceforth, North Shields remained solely as a fishing port. In 1350 Edward III granted a license to the Newcastle burgesses to excavate coal from Forth Banks and the Town Moor area. From 1446, shipments of coal from North Shields were permitted, but in 1530 a royal act confined all shipments of coal to Newcastle quayside, thereby giving the Newcastle burgesses the monopoly, they desired. This reinforced a medieval monopoly granted by Henry I, which was still in place

Hostmen in Newcastle

This society appears to have existed as a guild or fraternity in Newcastle upon Tyne from time immemorial; and by a clause in the Great Charter granted by Queen Elizabeth to that town, they were incorporated as a free and distinct fraternity. Forty-eight persons are named therein for the better loading and disposing of pit-coals and stones upon the Tyne, and for their own better support as a society, with the title of Governor, Stewards, and Brethren of the Fraternity of Hostmen in the Town of Newcastle upon Tyne and a common seal is granted them. The governor and stewards are to be annually elected on

4 the 4th of January. Power is given them to load and unload anywhere on the Tyne between Newcastle and Sparhawk, yet as near to Newcastle as they can.

In return for these privileges, the Hostmen granted to her majesty and her heirs forever, one shilling for every caldron of coals shipped in the port of Tyne for home consumption.

In 1602, there were 28 acting Fitters or Hostmen; but in the next year, in consequence of a complaint made by the Twelve Mysteries, a number of persons belonging to these fraternities were, by an order of council, admitted Free Hosts.

On May 6, 1618, an information was made in the Star Chamber against several Hostmen and Skippers of Newcastle upon Tyne, for adulterating coals. Judgment was given on this occasion against R. Bewick, J. Cole, R. Hodgson, W. Jennison, T. Hall, and H. Maddison, to be committed to the Fleet, and pay a fine of £20 each, to his majesty's use: the decree to be read in the open market at Newcastle upon Tyne, on two/several market-days.

During the reign of Charles I. great abuses and extortions crept into the coal trade, chiefly under royal authority. The civil war also injured this trade and inflicted great calamities upon the city of London. The Hostmen paid 3d. per caldron towards the support of the royal cause; and when the king was a prisoner in Newcastle, they defrayed one-half of the expense of the coals used by his majesty and his retinue.

The Hostmen, on June 21, 1659, were called upon, by order of the committee for preventing abuses in monopolies, to answer the complaints exhibited against them by Ralph Gardiner, Esq. In 1674, the Hostmen endeavoured to procure an act of parliament, to regulate the great abuses an and exactions upon the collieries for their way- leaves and staith-rooms. A design of renewing the Hostmen's charter was opposed by the Twelve Mysteries of Newcastle, and nothing was affected. In 1682, the Hostmen of Newcastle made an order, that no one in future who was free of any of the Mysteries of that town, otherwise than by patrimony or servitude, should be admitted to the freedom of their society, unless by particular favour. The Hostmen, in 1690, made an order, that the custom of gift coals at London should be wholly laid aside. In 1697, the mayor of Newcastle granted a warrant to four persons to seize on coals, grind- stones, and rub-stones, sold by foreigners, i.e. those not free of the town and Hostmen's Company .

February 4, 1706, a fruitless attempt was made to rid the Hostmen of Newcastle of the duty of 12d. per chaldron, which had been granted by that society to Queen Elizabeth, and her successors, kings and queens of England, for ever. 5

November 20, 1749, this fraternity made an order to repeal a former one, dated July 2, 1742, resolving thenceforth to admit any person free of the Mysteries according to the charter of

James I. By another order on the same subject, dated May 22, 1751, it was enacted that each Mystery man, coming to be admitted a Free Hostman, should bring a certificate under the hands of the clerk or stewards of such Mystery.

The company grew considerably in numbers and importance over the following 150 years in line with the coal trade and industry in general throughout Newcastle and Tyneside. However, with the demise of those industries the role of the Hostmen in their traditional role ceased as well. The growth in the numbers of Hostmen has continued but they have continued to celebrate important events in British history and have continued to host freemen from other cities including the London Livery Companies and they maintain the tradition of helping local charities and descendants of members who are in need.

The Hostmen play an active part in the management of The Town Moor and other Freemen activities. Members of the company are drawn from almost every other company of Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne. The Stewards Committee is the main management committee of the freemen and has a statutory compliment of twelve members, at the time of writing, ten Hostmen are members of the committee.

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The Incorporated Company of Hostmen Admissions Register

Date of No. Admission Name of Member Other particulars from the records 1 22 Mar 1600 William Jennison the elder The first 48 names are those Hostmen which are set out 2 William Selbie in the Charter of Queen Elizabeth, dated 22nd 3 Henry Anderson March 1599-1600 4 William Riddell 5 Henrie Chapman 6 George Farnabie 7 Lionell Maddison 8 Thomas Liddell 9 Robert Dudley 10 George Selbie 11 Frauncis Anderson 12 George Briggs 13 Adrian Hedworth 14 William Huntlie 15 Nicholas Tempest 16 William Hodgson 17 George Dent 18 Robert Anderson 19 Frauncis Liddell 20 Edwarde Bartram 15

21 Christopher Elmer 22 John Watson 23 John Barker 24 Rowland Tempest 25 Anthonie Morpeth 26 Nicholas Punder 27 Robert Shafto 28 Christopher Mytforde 29 Mathew Chapman 30 Henrie Maddison 31 Robert Dent 32 William Sympson 33 Bartram Andersen the elder 34 Isaac Andersen 35 Robert Gibson 36 Thomas Bowmer 37 Percyvell Ayre 38 Edward Hall 39 John Greenwell 40 Thomas Hall 41 William Jennison the younger 42 Henry Lawe 43 Edward Crome 44 Tymothie Draper 45 William Bonner 46 John Rande 47 John Strangwich 48 William Jackson 16

49 John Moore The persons numbered 49 to 56 inclusive, 50 John Butler are named in a list of Hostmen contemporary 51 George Bowmer with the charter, and were presumably 52 James Blunt members or widows of members of the 53 Elinor Mitford, widow previous prescriptive unincorporated Company. 54 Barbara Riddell Barbara Riddell and Margaret Gray were parties 55 Margaret Grey to the 29th Act made 26th February, 1603 and 56 Anne Greenwell Anne Greenwell signed the 4th Act made 8th July 1600.

57 23 Apr. 1601 Robert Brandlinge Paid £10 for his admission 58 4 Jan 1602 Thomas Riddell Sheriff 59 16 Mar 1602 Rafe Atkinson "Late apprentice to Mr. Robert Atkinson, who in his lifetime was free of this societie but died before the obteynig of the Charter." Paid £10 for his admission

60 29 Mar 1602 Peter Riddell Son of Mr. William Riddell, Alderman, deceased. 61 16 April 1603 Abraham Barker 62 William Riddell 63 Michael Mylbourne 64 17 Jan 1604 Robert Beckwith Merchant 65 Hughe Selbye do. 66 Robert Matfen Do., late apprentice to Henry Chapman, alderman and Hostmen. 67 John Matfen Merchant son of Mathew Matfen, deceased, Hostman

68 Henry Pattison Yeoman 17

69 Bartram Pattison Do. 70 Nicholas Ridley Boocher 71 Richard Rowmane Tanner 72 Thomas Turner Barber Chirurgion 73 Richard Swan Cordyner 74 Robert Rookbie Taylor 75 Henrye Johnson blacksmythe 76 Robert Baker Cordiner 77 George Hodgshon Taylor 78 Christoper Pryerman Boocher 79 22 Aug 1604 James Claveringe Merchant 80 Charles Horsley Merchant 81 James Harle Merchant 82 Robert Chapman Merchant 83 4 Jan 1605 Francis Burrell Merchant 84 Cuthbert Gray Merchant 85 Andrew Gofton Merchant 86 Robert Bewicke Merchant 87 George Reade Merchant 88 Samuel Rawling Merchant 89 5 Feb 1605 Roger Errington Son of Christoper Errington, deceased, merchant and Hostman 90 Rayffee Cole Butcher 91 12 Aug 1605 Charles Selbie Son of Mr. William Selbie, alderman and 120 Christopher Shafto Merchant 121 21 Jan 1614 Sir William Selby, Knight Made free of this company 122 21 June 1614 Henry Kinge Merchant apprentice to Mathew Chapman 123 21 June 1614 Francis Clarke Merchant apprentice to William Heely

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124 1 Aug 1614 Roger Lyddell Merchant, son of Thomas Lyddell, merchant and alderman 125 4 Jan 1617 Robert Anderson 126 Nicholas Blaxton Apprentice to Sir Thomas Riddell 127 Henry Lyddell There is a break of absence of entiees of admissions 128 Henry Tempest in the oldest book from 1617 to 1645 and during 129 Ambrose Dudley that period none are recorded but at the end of that 130 Charles Tempest book are lists of Hostmen and the names numbered 131 John Marley 127 to 181 (Henry Liddell to Henry Paston inclusive) 132 Sir Robert Hodgson are entered partly in a list begun in 1604 and in other 133 William Hall part in a list began in 1686, but in what way they were 134 John Clavering qualified for membership is not recorded. 135 Sir Lyonnell Maddison 136 William Bewicke 137 Robert Shafto 138 Nicholas Coale 139 James Carr 140 Ralph Fawler 141 Henry Croame 142 William Anderson 143 Peter Maddison 144 Francis Bambridge 145 Ralph Curle 146 Sir John Melton 147 Richard Swann 148 John Cooke, Junior 149 Edward Pearson 150 4 Jan 1617 Richard Hodgson 19

151 4 Jan 1617 Henry Maddison 152 Thomas Ledgard 153 William Milborne 154 Toby Dudley 155 Francis Lyddelll 156 James Cole 157 Henry Marley 158 Thomas Bewicke 159 Henry Eden 160 Robert Home 161 Raphe Gray 162 Lancelott Errington 163 Mathew Matfin 164 Henry Holme 165 William Maddisonn 166 George Hodgsonn 167 Lancelott Bowett 168 John Emerson, Junior 169 William Liddell 170 Raphe Clavering 171 George Selby 172 Charles Selby 173 John Blakiston 174 Thomas Butler 175 Robert Bewick 176 Raphe Bowes 177 Raphe Maddison 178 4 Jan 1617 Stephen Coulson 20

179 4 Jan 1617 John Emerson, Senior 180 Henry Midford 181 Henry Paston 182 4 Jan 1642 Francis Anderson Sheriffe of Newcastle 183 5 Mar 1645 Edward Man Apprentice to Edwin Nicholson, merchant, deceased 184 Robert Ellison Son to Cuthbert Ellison, merchant, deceased 185 John Butler Son to John Butler, merchant, deceased 186 7 Mar 1645 John Reesley Apprentice to Edward Hodgson, Hostman 187 13 Mar 1646 George Beadnell Apprentice to Robert Lewen, merchant 188 19 Mar 1646 William Parker A free burgesse and a freemen's sonne of this fellowship 189 Thomas Todd Merchant, a free burgess 190 26 Mar 1646 Francis Comyn Merchant, a free burgess 191 Thomas Marshall Barber Chirurgion 192 Edward Bambrigge Barber Chirurgion 193 24 Apl. 1646 Clibborne Kirkbride Merchant 194 John Watson A free burgesse and a freemen's sonne of this fellowship 195 25 Jun 1646 Christopher Follensbie Merchant 196 8 Oct 1646 George Dawson Merchant 197 16 Oct 1646 Raphe Davison Merchant, son of a Hostman 198 26 Mar 1647 Edward Stott Merchant, a free burgess and inhabitant in this town 199 4 Nov 1647 Thomas Mills A free burgesse and a freemen's sonne of this fellowship 200 15 May 1648 William Carr Merchant 201 Raphe Jenison Merchant and son of a Hostman 202 Henry Wall Apprentice to Thomas Bewicke, Hostman 203 7 July 1648 William Wallis A free Burgess 204 Thomas Ewbanke A free Burgess 205 John Iley A free Burgess 206 7 July 1648 Edward Stockdell A free Burgess

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207 31 Oct 1648 Nicholas Fenwicke A free Burgess 208 27 Nov 1648 Thomas Liddell A free Burgess 209 4 Jan 1649 Thomas Bonner Maior, a free burgess 210 Robert Jenison Doctor of Divinitis, a free burgess 211 Henry Dawson Alderman 212 18 Jun 1649 Thomas Errington Merchant 213 27 Dec 1649 Thomas Milborne Apprentice to William Milborne, Hostman 214 Stephen Hutcheson A free Burgess 215 11 Oct 1650 Robert Carr A free Burgess 216 Thomas Dobson A free Burgess 217 3 Apl 1651 Sir William Riddell, Knight A free Burgess 218 James Claveringe A free Burgess 219 Robert Mitford Gentlemen 220 21 Apl 1651 Raphe Maddison the younger Merchant 221 Mathewe Kirkly Merchant 222 20 Jun 1651 Thomas Crome the younger Merchant 223 30 Oct 1651 John Guy Draper 224 Thomas Nicoll A free burgess, admission to be personal only 225 15 Nov 1652 Edward Blackett Merchant 226 William Blackett Merchant 227 George Errington Merchant 228 11 May 1653 Cuthbert Dikes A free Burgess 229 8 June 1655 John Varey A free Burgess 230 31 Aug 1655 Sir Arthur Heslerigg A free Burgess admitted by favour, although not an inhabitant to his personal freedom 231 Michael Bonner A free Burgess 232 28 Sep 1655 Major Jeremiah Tolhurst A free Burgess admitted by favour, although not an inhabitant to his personal freedom 22

233 28 Sep 1655 Miles Man Merchant 234 17 Mar 1656 Ralphe Cocke Merchant 235 Ralphe Johnson A free Burgess 236 27 Mar 1656 Richard Donn A free Burgess 237 1 Apl 1656 Ralphe Burrell A free Burgess 238 26 May 1656 Thomas Watson Apprentice to George Janson, Hostman 239 25 Sep 1656 Sir William Blakiston, Bart Admitted by favour to his personal freedom although neither a free burgess nor an inhabitant 240 Robert Shafto Son of Robert Shafto, Governor of the company 241 Robert Clavering Son of John Clavering, merchant, deceased 242 15 Dec 1656 Alexander Hall Son of John Jall, barber chirurgeon 243 18 Sep 1657 Richard Willson Tailor 244 Robert Plumpton Tailor 245 Robert Richeson 246 25 Mar 1658 James Liddell Son of Rogert Liddell, Hostman 247 7 May 1658 Henry Liddell Son of Rogert Liddell, Hostman 248 20 Jan 1659 Thomas Lilburne Admitted by favour although not an inhabitant (MP for the town) 249 2 June 1659 Robert Andrews Apprentice to Sir Peter Riddell, late Hostman 250 10 Feb 1660 William Fenwick Apprentice to William Chamberlaine, plumber 251 Frances Hoppes Apprentice to Henry Maddison, Hostman 252 Thomas Lisle Apprentice to John Emerson, Hostman 253 Thomas Belly Apprentice to Robert Shaftoe, Hostman 254 7 Sep 1660 Major Francis Nicholls A free burgess admitted on consideration of his condition and quality to his personal freedom 255 8 Feb 1661 Sir Thomas Davison, Knight Son of a Hostman 256 Thomas Riddell A free Burgess 257 William Riddell Son of Sir William Riddell, knight, Hostman 23

258 6 Mar 1661 Robert Jenison the elder Son of William Jenison, Hostman 259 Ralph Carr son of William Carr, Hostman 260 Lieut. Col. John Rogers A free burgess admitted by reason of his condition and quality to his personal freedom 261 1 Aug 1661 Ralph Gray the younger Son of Ralph Gray, Hostman 262 18 Sep 1661 John Fletcher Apprentice to John Iley, Hostman 263 20 Jan 1662 Bartram Shaftoe Son of Robert Shaftoe, senior, Hostman 264 Ralph Milbourne Apprentice to Thomas Milbourne, Hostman 265 William Poid Apprentice to Doctor Robert Jenison, Hostman 266 John Jeffreyson Baker 267 21 Mar 1662 John Nicoll Draper 268 7 Apl 1662 Mark Milbanke Merchant 269 Humphrey Pibus Merchant 270 29 Apl 1662 Mathew Matfin Son of Mathew Matfin, Hostman 271 23 May 1662 Peter Maddison Son of Peter Maddison, Hostman 272 12 Jun 1663 John Fenwicke A free Burgess 273 Samuell Bird A free burgess and inhabitant, but not being free of the town by patrimony or service he is ordered to pay a fine of £20 and Mr. Ralph Gray, junior becomes his surety 274 Richard Musgrave Apprentice to Sir Nicholas Tempest, Hostman 275 12 Jun 1664 Robert Lawson 276 Thomas Harrison The names of these six members are recorded in a 277 Ralph Harding list at the end of the earliest volume under the date of 278 Garret Starkin 1664, but their admissions are not recorded in 279 John Blackett the minutes for that year. 280 John Newton 281 9 July 1664 Sir George Selby, Bart A free Burgess 282 1 Mar 1667 Sir George Vane, Knight A free Burgess

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283 9 Aug 1667 Charles Earl of Carlisle A free burgess in consideration of his quality admitted to his personal freedom without paying duties 284 12 Sep 1667 John Emerson Apprentice to George Errington, Hostman 285 Tobias Heighington Apprentice to Ralph Johnson, Hostman 286 30 Jul 1669 Christopher Shadforth A free Burgess 287 Thomas Armourer Apprentice to Thomas Belly, Hostman 288 Thomas Mills Son of Thomas Mills, a free burgess 289 George Pescod Apprentice to Ralph Gray 290 Christopher Hunter Apprentice to Bartram Shaftoe 291 14 Apr 1671 John Clarke A free burgess, one of the 12 misteries to his personal freedom 292 15 Jun 1671 Thomas Bewick Son of Thomas Bewick, a free burgess 293 Robert Wilkinson Apprentice to George Beadnell, Hostman 294 Lyonell Hymers Apprentice to Thomas Bewick, Hostman 295 31 Jan 1673 Thomas Partis Apprentice to Robert Mitford, Hostman 296 James Mills A free Burgess 297 26 Feb 1674 Henry Brabant Alderman 298 Benjamin Ellison Merchant 299 Lancelot Hodgson Merchant 300 26 Feb 1674 John Philipson Merchant 301 Robert Clagett Merchant 302 William Carr Son of William Carr, Hostman 303 Cuthbert Ellison Son of Robert Ellison, Hostman 304 Henry Jenison Son of Ralph Jenison, Hostman 305 Lancelott Errington Son of Thomas Errington, Hostman 306 Mathew Cape Apprentice to Robert Bewick, Hostman 307 Lancelot Fenwick Apprentice to Robert Mitford, Hostman 25

308 26 Feb 1674 Peter Astell Apprentice to George Dawson, Hostman 309 Tristram Fenwick Free burgesses, their said freedom only to 310 William Christian extend to their own persons 311 11 Aug 1674 Christopher Nicolson Son of George Errington, Hostman 312 Nicholas Errington Son of George Errington, Hostman 313 James Quincy Apprentice to John Watson, Hostman 314 George Harrison Apprentice to Alderman John Emerson 315 4 Jan 1677 Thomas Jenison Major of Newcastle son of Doctor Robert Jenison, Hostman 316 Robert Jenison Son of Alderman Ralph Jenison, Hostman 317 19 Jan 1677 Robert Ellison Son of Robert Ellison, Hostman 318 30 Nov 1677 William Hutchinson A free Burgess 319 John Marlay A free Burgess 320 George Johnson A free Burgess 321 Lionell Blagdon A free Burgess 322 Henry Bland A free Burgess 323 Robert Wetwang A free Burgess 324 Henry Milbourne A free Burgess 325 John Douglas Apprentice to Ralph Bowes, Hostman 326 30 Nov 1677 George Headlam Apprentice to Sir William Blackett, Hostman 327 25 Jul 1678 Sir Thomas Tempest, Bart A free Burgess 328 Samuel Ellison Son of Robert Ellison, deceased Hostman 329 Joseph Ellison Son of Robert Ellison, deceased Hostman 330 John Ellison Son of Robert Ellison, deceased Hostman 331 Thomas Andrews Son of Robert Andrews, deceased, Hostman 332 17 Oct 1678 John Clavering By patrimony 333 Michael Blackett By patrimony 334 Albert Hodshon By patrimony 335 John Watson, Junior By patrimony 26

336 29 Apr 1679 William Jenison Son of Sir Ralph Jenison, knight, Hostman 337 5 May 1679 John Bittlestone A Tanner, which is one of the 12 misteries 338 20 Jan 1680 John Blakeston Merchant 339 William Daveson Son of Ralph Daveson, Hostman 340 Henry Liddle Son of Sir Thomas Liddle, Bart, Hostman 341 Thomas Liddle Son of Sir Thomas Liddle, Bart, Hostman 342 Edward Carr Master and Mariner, free of the Fullers and Diers, personal freedom only 343 5 Oct 1680 William Lilburne Free of the Fullers and Diers 344 William Aubone Merchant 345 Thomas Briggs Merchant 346 Garret Starkin Son of Garret Starkin, Hostman 347 11 Jan 1681 William Blackett Son of Sir William Blackett, Bart, Hostman 348 3 Jun 1681 Ralph Grey Son of Ralph Grey, Hostman 349 John Pinckney Apprentice to Robert Ellison, Hostman deceased 350 17 Jan 1682 Robert Ogle Apprentice to Ralph Johnson, Hostman 351 Cuthbert Snow Apprentice to Sir William Blackett, Bart, Hostman 352 Phillipp Emmerson Apprentice to Tobias Heighington, Hostman 353 21 Nov 1682 Benjamin Ellison Son of Benjamin Ellison, deceased, Hostman 354 John Rogers Merchant Adventurer 355 Robert Midford A free Taylor 356 9 Feb 1683 Sir Mark Milbank, Bart Merchant Adventurer (Son of Sir Mark Milbank, Bart, Merchant Adventurer) 357 Lionell Maddison Son of Ralph Maddison, Hostman 358 Francis Bowes Merchant Adventurer 359 Lionell Vaine Free burgess and personal freedom of one of the misteries to his personal freedom only 360 Edward Gray Apprentice to George Pescodd, Hostman 27

361 9 Feb 1683 Mathew Milbourne Free burgess, but not of the misteries admitted to his personal freedom 362 11 Mar 1684 John Rumney Merchant Adventurer 363 John Squire Merchant Adventurer 364 John Leamon Merchant Adventurer 365 Thomas Emerson Taylor 366 John Varey Son of John Varey, Hostman, deceased 367 Thomas Rawling Apprentice to Ralph Carr, now Sir Ralph Carr, Hostman 368 Lancelott Ord Apprentice to John Emerson, Hostman 369 25 Apr 1684 William Starkin Son of Garrett Starkin, Hostman 370 11 Sep 1864 Sir Edward Blackett, Bart Son of Sir William Blackett, Bart, Hostman, deceased 371 Surties Swinburne Merchant Adventurer 372 George Fletcher Apprentice to Thomas Bewicke, Hostman 373 Phillipp Bickerstaffe One of the misteries to his personal freedom 374 16 Oct 1685 John Colvill Baker and Brewer, which is one of his misteries 375 13 Apr 1686 Henry Lambton Deputy recorder, admitted to his personal freedom without paying any fees 376 John Liddle Son of Thomas Liddle, Hostman 377 Peter Marshall Son of Thomas Marshall, Hostman 378 Thomas Ledgard Son of Thomas Ledgard, Hostman 379 William Bales Merchant Adventurer 380 Joseph Atkinson Merchant Adventurer 381 William Johnson Merchant Adventurer 382 Joseph Bell Smith 383 Michael Dent Apprentie to Christopher Shadforth, Hostman 384 John Hindmers Apprentice to Lionell Hindmers, Hostman

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385 4 May 1686 Sir William Creagh On His Majesties letter without any fees, but paid to the poor £2 1s 6d 386 John Errington 22 June 1686 and Of Beaufront, Northumberland, gentlemen, pursuant 387 Thomas Errington to His Majesties letter paid to poor 20s 388 Charles Matfen Free merchant adventurer 389 4 Jan 1687 Nicholas Cole Present Maior of Newcastle admitted to his personal freedom 390 19 July 1687 Joseph Carr Son of William Carr, Hostman, deceased 391 Richard Wall Son of Henry Wall, Hostman, deceased 392 Francis Anderson Merchant Adventurer 393 George Huntley Merchant Adventurer 394 John Bell Merchant Adventurer 395 John Storey Tanner 396 Edward Robinson Tanner 397 William Bowman Smith 398 John Berwick Cordwainer admitted to his personal freedom 399 22 Dec 1687 John Wilkinson Free of the Fullers and Diers 400 John Ord Apprentice to John Douglas, clerk to this company 401 22 Sep 1688 Thomas Owen To his personal freedom 402 Stephen Owen Gentlemen to the like 403 8 Mar 1689 Jonathan Jeffreyson Son of John Jeffreyson, Hostman, deceased 404 Henry Wallas Apprentice to George Harrison, Hostman 405 Edward Rand Free brewer by patrimony 406 George Henderson Merchant Adventurer by service 407 Henry Peireth Merchant Adventurer by service 408 21 Oct 1689 Ambrose Stephenston Apprentice to Bartram Shaftoe, Hostman 409 17 Dec 1689 William Carr Present Maior son of William Carr, Hostman

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410 17 Dec 1689 Nicholas Fenwicke Alderman and free merchant by service 411 Acklam Milbank Merchant by patrimony 412 Ralph Milbank Merchant by patrimony 413 Robert Ellison Son of Cuthbert Ellison, Hostman 414 William Maddison Son of Lionell Maddison, Hostman 415 William Bell A free smith by service 416 Bushell Brown Free taylor by service 417 Richard Haswell Apprentice to Joseph Ellison, Hostman 418 6 Feb 1690 William Emerson Son of John Emerson, Hostman 419 6 Aug 1690 William Johnson Son of William Johnson, merchant adventurer and alderman 420 John Cooke Free merchant adventurer by service 421 Thomas Jobling Apprentice to Miles Mann, Hostman 422 17 Oct 1690 John Maddison Apprentice to John Emerson, Hostman 423 6 May 1691 William Johnson Apprentice to Matthew Cape, Hostman 424 Anthony Slaitor Apprentice to Henry Milburne, Hostman 425 Mathias Partis Apprentice to Robert Midford, Hostman 426 Thomas Freir A free cordwainer by patrimony 427 18 Nov 1691 John Wilkinson A free merchant adventurer 428 Edward Harrison A free merchant adventurer 429 Edward Punshon Free tanner 430 Robert Taylor Apprentice to Sir James Clavering, Hostman 431 3 Feb 1692 Thomas Spring Baker and brewer, which is one of his misteries 432 9 May 1692 Robert Fenwick Son of Nicholas Fenwick, Hostman 433 22 Nov 1692 Robert Jenison Son of Robert Jenison, Hostman 434 George Harrison Apprentice to Lionell Blaigdon 435 7 Feb 1694 Cuthbert Atkinson Apprentice to Sir Ralph Jenison, Hostman 436 7 Feb 1694 Henry Atkinson Apprentice to John Rogers, Hostman 437 John Swaddle Apprentice to Cuthbert Snow, Hostman 30

438 8 May 1695 Thomas Forster Apprentice to Christopher Shadforth, Hostman 439 20 Nov 1695 George Iley Apprentice to Lyonell Maddison, Hostman 440 24 June 1696 George Smiles Apprentice to Garrett Starkin, Hostman 441 21 Oct 1696 Charles Atkinson Apprentice to Mathew Matfen, Hostman 442 24 Sep 1697 Jeremiah Hunter Fuller and dyer, a free burgess by service 443 John Colvill Baker and Brewer, a hostman's son 444 John Cay A free brewer by patrimony 445 18 Mar 1698 Richard Middleton Apprentice to Cuthbert Snow, Hostman, deceased 446 Peter Potts Son of Peter Potts, free skinner and glover by patrimony 447 Edward Colvill A free butcher by service being one of the misteries 448 20 May 1698 Mathew White Merchant, free burgess by service 449 Ralph Douglas Apprentice to William Riddle, Hostman 450 Thomas Clerk Apprentice to Joseph Bell, Hostman 451 Thomas Grieve Apprentice to John Phillipson, Hostman 452 William Metcalfe A free burgess to his personal freedom 453 18 Nov 1698 William Ramsay Merchant and free burgess by service 454 Timothy Rawling Apprentice to Sir Henry Brabant, Hostman, deceased 455 17 Feb 1699 Ralph Carr Son of Sir Ralph Carr, Hostman 456 John Yates Apprentice to William Johnson, Hostman 457 19 May 1699 William Bootflower Merchant by service 458 Thomas French Apprentice to Lancelott Fenwicke, Hostman, deceased 459 William Bowman Son of William Bowman, Hostman 460 10 Nov 1699 Francis Collinson Apprentice to John Emerson, Hostman 461 Tobias Blakeston Apprentice to Henry Milburne, Hostman 462 John Yapp Apprentice to Thomas Rawling, Hostman 463 9 Feb 1700 Lyonall Coalpitts Apprentice to Joseph Atkindon 464 8 May 1700 Ambrose Barnes Merchant and free burgess by service 465 23 Aug 1700 Thomas Brumell Apprentice to Sir William Blackett, Bart, Hostman

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466 13 Nov 1700 Thomas Salkeild Merchant and free burgess by service 467 William Harrison Apprentice to Sureties Swinburne, Hostman 468 George Wetherby Apprentice to Ambrose Stephenson, Hostman 469 3 Dec 1700 Joseph Barnes Son of Ambrose Barnes, Hostman 470 Jonathan Hutchinson Son of William Hutchinson, Hostman 471 Robert Eden Son of Henry Eden, Hostman 472 Stephen Hutchinson Son of Stephan Hutchinson, Hostman 473 William Bales Son of William Bales, Hostman 474 Nicholas Fenwicke Son of Nicholas Fenwick, Hostman 475 Nicholas Ridley Merchant Adventurer 476 William Proctor Merchant Adventurer 477 Samuel Gill Merchant Adventurer 478 John Stevenson Merchant Adventurer 479 George Whinfield Merchant Adventurer 480 Samuell Greene Merchant Adventurer 481 Thomas Dawson Merchant Adventurer 482 Francis Rudston Merchant Adventurer 483 4 Jan 1701 Bartram Stote Son of Sir Richard Stote, merchant adventurer 484 5 Feb 1701 Henry Liddle Son of Sir Henry Liddle, Hostman 485 Phillipp Hodshon Son of Lancelot Hodshon, Hostman 486 Joseph Mill Son of Thomas Mills, Hostman 487 Ralph Thompson Apprentice to John Maddison, Hostman 488 Ellis Inchbald Apprentice to Albert Hodshon, Hostman 489 Henry Milburne Son of Henry Milburne, Hostman 490 25 June 1701 Robert Carr Apprentice to Henry Wallas, Hostman 491 12 Nov 1701 Francis Armorer Apprentice to Thomas Armorer, Hostman 492 4 Feb 1702 John Robinson Apprentice to Sir Edward Blackett, Bart 493 18 Nov 1702 William Atkinson Apprentice to John Rogers, Hostman

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494 5 May 1703 Anthony Stevenson Apprentice to John Clavering, Hostman 495 John Lyell Apprentice to John Rumney, Hostman 496 9 Feb 1704 Robert Cay Son of Robert Cay, baker and brewer 497 Lancelot Wilson Son of Richard Wilson, baker and brewer 498 5 May 1704 Samuel Conyers Apprentice to John Swaddle, Hostman 499 23 May 1704 Collonell Nathaniel Blakiston Son of John Blakiston, Hostman 500 Michael Coatsworth Apprentice to Leonard Carr, Hostman 501 John Coatsworth Son of the said Michael Coatsworth, Hostman 502 Richard Bincks Apprentice to Ambrose Stephenson, Hostman 503 15 Nov 1704 John Simpson Apprentice to Charles Maften, Hostman 504 7 Feb 1705 Robert Wallas Apprentice to Henry Jenison, Hostman 505 Thomas Chambers Apprentice to John Wilkinson, Hostman 506 22 May 1705 Thomas Taylor Apprentice to John Blackett, Hostman 507 21 Nov 1705 Thomas Allan Apprentice to Henry Jenison, Hostman 508 James Bowman Son of William Bowman, Hostman 509 Lovell Jackson Apprentice to William Riddle, Hostman 510 Henry Waters Apprentice to Robert Clagget, Hostman 511 John Johnson Apprentice to John Clavering, Hostman 512 Lancelot Cramlington A free burgess admitted to his personal freedom 513 13 Feb 1706 Thomas Liddell Son of Sir Henry Liddell, Hostman 514 Mark Browell Butcher 515 William Harrison Apprentice to Sir Ralph Carr, Hostman 516 2 May 1707 James Murton Merchant Adventurer 517 8 Oct 1707 Nicholas Rand Son of Edward Rand, baker and brewer, Hostman 518 12 Feb 1708 Sir Robert Heslerigg, Bart Son of Sir Arthur Heslerigg, Bart 519 Sir John Clavering, Bart Son of John Clavering, Hostman 520 12 Feb 1708 James Clavering Son of Sir James Clavering, Hostman 521 Henry Clavering Son of Sir James Clavering, Hostman 33

522 12 Feb 1708 James Clavering Son of James Clavering, Hostman 523 Garrett Starkin Son of Garret Starkin, Hostman 524 Aurelius Headlam Son of George Headlam, Hostman 525 Andrew Dick Apprentice to John Blacket, Hostman 526 John Atkinson Apprentice to Charles Atkinson, Hostman 527 Stephen Coulson Apprentice to John Storey, Hostman 528 Lyonell Moore Apprentice to John Douglas, Hostman 529 8 Dec 1708 John Punshon Son of Robert Punshon, tanner 530 12 Aug 1709 Robert Heslerigg Son of Sir Robert Heslerigg, Bart, Hostman 531 Thomas Bewicke Son of Thomas Bewicke, Hostman 532 Richard Ridley Son of Nicholas Ridley, alderman and Hostman 533 Thomas Ord Son of John Ord, Hostman and apprentice 534 Forster Muschamp Apprentice to Charles Matfen, Hostman 535 Joseph Colepitts Apprentice to John Swaddle, Hostman 536 24 Nov 1709 George Liddell Son of Sir Henry Liddell, Bart, Hostman 537 Ralph Ellison Son of Cuthbert Ellison, Hostman 538 John Bowes Merchant Adventurer 539 Robert Marlay Apprentice to William Johnson, Hostman 540 Thomas Armstrong Apprentice to John Bell, Hostman 541 30 Dec 1709 Jonathan Roddam Merchant Adventurer 542 Henry Dalston Merchant Adventurer 543 George Cuthbertson Merchant Adventurer 544 Edward Johnson Merchant Adventurer 545 Francis Johnson Merchant Adventurer 546 Edward Harle Merchant Adventurer 547 Mathew Featherstonhalph Merchant Adventurer 548 William Grey Son of Ralph Grey, Hostman 549 Robert Andrew Son of Thomas Andrew, Hostman 34

550 30 Dec 1709 Henry Reay Merchant Adventurer 551 Joseph Greene Merchant Adventurer 552 Joseph Purkus Merchant Adventurer 553 John Kelley Merchant Adventurer 554 Jonathan Hargrave Merchant Adventurer 555 William Ward Merchant Adventurer 556 Francis Anderson Son of Francis Anderson, Hostman 557 George Headlam Son of George Headlam, Hostman 558 Christopher Rutter Baker and Brewer 559 James Freer Son of Thomas Freer, Hostman 560 Baptist Johnson Merchant Adventurer 561 John Rellett Smith 562 Utrick Whitfield Merchant Adventurer 563 Christopher Barker Tanner 564 Thomas Colvell Son of John Colvell, Hostman 565 John Robson Baker and Brewer 566 John Cuthbert Recorder and free burgess (personal freedom) 567 5 May 1710 William Dove Baker and Brewer 568 29 Sep 1710 William Ellison, Alderman Son of Cuthbert Ellison, Hostman 569 8 June 1711 Thomas Bromell Apprentice to Thomas Bromell, Hostman 570 Michael Wattson Apprentice to George Iley, Hostman 571 7 Nov 1711 Ralph Snawdon Apprentice to Michael Ridley, Hostman 572 William Sowerby Apprentice to Tobias Blakestone, Hostman and being married before the expiration of his term he submitted to a fine 573 4 Apl 1712 John Humble Apprentice to Henry Atkinson, Hostman 574 28 Oct 1712 Nicholas Fenwicke Son of Robert Fenwicke, alderman and Hostman, deceased 575 Thomas Waters Son of Henry Waters, Hostman 35

576 28 Oct 1712 Joseph Watson Apprentice to Henry Liddle, Hostman 577 William Wilkinson Apprentice to Charles Atkinson, Hostman 578 John Armorer Apprentice to Francis Armorer, Hostman 579 22 Jan 1713 Michael Bland Merchant Adventurer 580 John Reed Merchant Adventurer 581 Daniel Soulsby Apprentice to Mathew White 582 William Bulman Apprentice to Ellis Inchbald, Hostman 583 11 June 1713 Robert Bailiffe Apprentice to John Davey, Hostman 584 28 June 1713 John Robinson Apprentice to Edward Colvill, Hostman 585 16 Oct 1713 Ralph Reed Esquire and alderman, merchant adventurer 586 Joshua Douglas Son of John Douglas, Hostman 587 William Varey Son of John Varey, Hostman 588 James Rawling Son of Timothy Rawling, Hostman 589 Richard Dobson Apprentice to John Maddison, Hostman 590 8 Apl 1714 Edward Dobson Apprentice to John Wilkinson, Hostman 591 18 July 1714 Thomas Wass Merchant Adventurer 592 4 Nov 1714 Thomas Dodds Apprentice to William Bowman, Hostman 593 8 Mar 1716 Fletcher Partis Son of Matthias Partis, Hostman 594 4 Jan 1717 Matthew White Son of Matthew White, Hostman 595 Cuthbert Fenwick Son of Robert Fenwick, Hostman 596 Stephen Coulson Merchant Adventurer 597 20 May 1717 Roger Hutton Apprentice to Henry Waters, Hostman 598 Thomas Bincks Apprentice to Thomas Liddle, Hostman 599 William Watson Apprentice to Robert Wallis, Hostman 600 4 Jan 1718 William Thompson Apprentice to Thomas Brummell, Senior, Hostman 601 19 June 1718 William Johnson Apprentice to John Johnson, Hostman 602 Joseph Smith Apprentice to Lyonel Colepitts, Hostman 603 12 Jan 1719 George Ledgard Son of Thomas Ledgard, Hostman

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604 12 Jan 1719 Joseph Ledgard Son of Thomas Ledgard, Hostman 605 James Moncaster Merchant Adventurer 606 William Reed Merchant Adventurer 607 5 Mar 1719 John Crow Apprentice to Edward Harrison, Hostman 608 John Morris Apprentice to Matthew White, Hostman 609 George Harrison Apprentice to Francis Armorer, Hostman 610 4 Jan 1720 Nicholas Ridley Merchant Adventurer 611 Jacob Rutter Son of Christopher Rutter, baker and brewer 612 Henry Smith Apprentice to Peter Potts, Hostman 613 George Smith Apprentice to William Bootflower, Hostman 614 Athelstone Buck Apprentice to George Iley, Hostman 615 6 Oct 1720 Henry Johnson Son of Edward Johnson, Hostman 616 Robert Sorsbie Merchant Adventurer 617 James Sorsbie Merchant Adventurer 618 John Fallowfield Apprentice to Andrew Dick, Hostman 619 13 Dec 1721 Daniel Park Apprentice to Charles Atkinson, Hostman 620 Robert Hullock Apprentice to Tobias Blakiston, Hostman 621 John Humble Apprentice to John Punsheon, Hostman 622 James Banson Apprentice to Jeremiah Hunter, Hostman 623 Thomas Airey Apprentice to George Liddle, Hostman 624 Thomas Hunter Apprentice to Matthias Partis, Hostman 625 12 Mar 1722 Sir William Blackett, Bart Son of Sir William Blackett, Bart 626 William Carr Son of Joseph Carr 627 Ralph Carr Son of Ralph Carr 628 Robert Douglas Son of John Douglas 629 Ewbank Curry Apprentice to Garrett Starkin, Hostman 630 18 Feb 1723 John Minnikin Apprentice to Edward Gray, Hostman 631 20 Mar 1723 Thomas Shaftoe Apprentice to Edward Gray, Hostman

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632 6 May 1723 Richard Tomlinson Merchant Adventurer 633 John Johnson Apprentice to Ralph Snowdon, Hostman 634 William Selby Apprentice to John Armorer, Hostman 635 Joseph Turner Apprentice to Nicholas Fenwick, Hostman 636 James Brankson Apprentice to John Swaddell, Hostman 637 4 Jan 1724 Joseph Airey Merchant Adventurer 638 7 Sept 1724 William Scott Apprentice to Thomas Brummell, junior, Hostman 639 Joseph Lyddell Merchant Adventurer 640 4 Jan 1725 Nathaniel Clayton Merchant Adventurer 641 John Ord Apprentice to Joseph Barnes, Hostman 642 John Laidler Apprentice to George Smailes, Hostman 643 Abraham Dixon Merchant Adventurer 644 8 July 1725 George Malabar Merchant Adventurer 645 Ralph Sowerby Merchant Adventurer 646 4 Jan 1726 Robert Hunter Apprentice to Joseph Smith, Hostman 647 29 Aug 1726 George Coulson Son of Stephen Coulson 648 Meaburn Smith Apprentice to Nicholas Errington, Hostman 649 Peter Carter Apprentice to Henry Atkinson, Hostman 650 William Kent Taylor 651 23 Jan 1727 Henry Ellison Son of Robert Ellison, Hostman 652 Cuthbert Swinburne Son of Sureties Swinburne, Hostman 653 Francis Armorer Son of Francis Armorer, Hostman 654 Francis Barrow Apprentice to Francis Rudston, Hostman 655 Joseph Gammull Apprentice to Richard Ridley, Hostman 656 Anthony Challoner Apprentice to James Quincey, Hostman 657 John Stephenson Merchant Adventurer 658 23 Jan 1727 John Hall Merchant Adventurer 659 4 Jan 1728 Ralph Featherstonhaigh Apprentice to Edward Grey, Hostman

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660 4 Dec 1728 Anthony Tully Merchant Adventurer 661 16 Oct 1729 Sir Henry Liddell, Bart Son of Thomas Liddell, deceased, Hostman 662 Robert Johnson Son of Edward Johnson, Hostman 663 Christopher Rutter Son of Christopher Rutter, deceased, Hostman 664 William Jeffreyson Apprentice to John Simpson, Hostman 665 Robert Noble Apprentice to Joseph Colpitts, deceased, Hostman 666 John Hearst Apprentice to John Humble, Hostman 667 Robert Ellison Merchant Adventurer 668 Peter Russell Merchant Adventurer 669 Joshua Sheilds Apprentice to Matthew White, Hostman 670 13 Oct 1730 Robert Hudspeth Apprentice to William Emerson, Hostman 671 2 Nov 1730 William Peareth Son of Henry Peareth, deceased, Hostman 672 Thomas Burdon Merchant Adventurer 673 29 Sep 1731 Corney Stephenson Son of Ambrose Stephenson, Hostman 674 John Widdrington Apprentice to Joshua Douglas, Hostman 675 George Punshon Tanner 676 29 Nov 1732 John Havelock Apprentice to Ralph Douglas, Hostman 677 George Johnson Apprentice to John Johnson, Hostman 678 George Fairlam Apprentice to Charles Atkinson, Hostman 679 John Vonholt Apprentice to Francis Armorer, Hostman 680 Joseph Stephenson Apprentice to Thomas Airey, Hostman 681 Hauxley Surtees Merchant Adventurer 682 Henry Watson Merchant Adventurer 683 26 Jul 1733 John Simpson Son of John Simpson, Hostman 684 William Ward Son of William Ward, Hostman 685 William Leaton Apprentice to Charles Atkinson, Hostman 686 4 Dec 1733 John Bell Apprentice to James Fryer, Hostman 687 Richard Smith Apprentice to Joseph Smith, Hostman 39

688 4 Dec 1733 Jonathan Sorsbie Merchant Adventurer 689 4 Dec 1734 Walter Blackett Baker and Brewer 690 Walter Hicks Apprentice to John Crowe, Hostman 691 Nicholas Turnbull Apprentice to Robert Hullock, Hostman 692 John Coulson Apprentice to Joseph Watson, Hostman 693 Ralph Hastings Apprentice to John Robinson, junior, Hostman 694 Francis Thibon Apprentice to George Headlam, Hostman 695 James Clarke Merchant Adventurer 696 Thomas Brandling Merchant Adventurer 697 William Dixon Baker and Brewer 698 Gabriel Hall Saddler 699 3 Nov 1735 John Wilkinson Son of John Wilkinson, Hostman 700 Francis Simpson Son of John Simpson, Hostman 701 Thomas Watson Apprentice to Joseph Barnes, Hostman 702 Matthew Bell Merchant Adventurer 703 Joseph French Smith 704 8 Sep 1736 Thomas Lewen Apprentice to Francis Rudston, Hostman 705 Henry Wailes Apprentice to John Morris, Hostman 706 William Greenwell Merchant Adventurer 707 27 July 1737 Durham Dick Son of Andrew Dick, Hostman 708 Salkeld Robinson Apprentice to John Robinson, junior, Hostman 709 Tench Ryall Apprentice to Nicholas Ridley, Hostman 710 John Baker Apprentice to Thomas Airey, Hostman 711 8 Dec 1737 Matthew Ridley Son of Richard Ridley, Hostman 712 Utrick Reay Son of Henry Reay, Hostman 713 John Ord Son of Thomas Ord, Hostman 714 Henry Partis Son of Matthias Partis, Hostman 40

715 8 Dec 1737 Thomas Bell No particulars 716 Richard Wilson Baker and Brewer 717 1 Sep 1738 Joseph Ord Apprentice to Thomas Ord, Hostman 718 Peter Smith Merchant Adventurer 719 John Cookson Merchant Adventurer 720 27 July 1739 Charles Atkinson Son of Charles Atkinson, Hostman 721 Ralph Carr Merchant Adventurer 722 20 Oct 1740 George Cuthbertson Son of George Cuthbertson, Hostman 723 Henry Atkinson Son of Henry Atkinson, Hostman 724 William Feathstonhaigh Son of Ralph Feathstonhaigh, Hostman 725 John Stephenson Son of Anthony Stephenson, Hostman 726 Johnathan Jewitt Apprentice to Robert Hudspeth, Hostman 727 3 Apl 1741 William Blackett Apprentice to Henry Atkinson, Hostman 728 John Button Saddler 729 William Handaside Apprentice to John Humble, Hostman 730 17 Sep 1741 William Partis Son of Matthias Partis, Hostman 731 Richard Liddle Apprentice to Thomas Binks, Hostman 732 Edward Moseley Apprentice to Joseph Watson, Hostman 733 Robert Carrick Merchant Adventurer 734 2 July 1742 George Colpits Son of Lyonell Colpits, Hostman 735 Joseph Reay Son of Henry Reay, Hostman 736 Henry Ward Son of William Ward, Hostman 737 Allan Robinson Son of John Robinson, Hostman 738 14 June 1743 Thomas Maddison Son of John Maddison, Hostman 739 10 Nov 1743 Robert Cay Son of John Cay, Hostman 740 George Parker Free burgess 741 Jonathan Hindmer Free burgess 742 24 Aug 1744 John Hood Apprentice to Ralph Sowerby, Hostman

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743 11 Oct 1744 Sir Arthur Hassleridge, Bart Son of Sir Robert Hassleridge, Bart, Hostman 744 17 May 1748 William Ord Son of Thomas Ord, Hostman 745 John Hedley Apprentice to William Johnson, Hostman 746 James Hutchinson Apprentice to John Robinson, deceased, Hostman 747 20 Nov 1749 John Ord the younger Son of John Ord, Hostman 748 William Wilkinson Son of William Wilkinson, Hostman 749 Thomas Ridley Tanner 750 John Walker Saddler 751 Ralph Heron Cordwainer 752 Robert Wallis Baker and Brewer 753 Nicholas Fairless Merchant 754 Thomas Hindmarsh Skinner 755 William Barkas Tanner 756 Thomas Wheatley Baker and Brewer 757 Joseph Cleghorn Cordwainer 758 Robert Shortridge Apprentice to Joseph Smith, deceased, Hostman 759 22 May 1751 Ralph William Grey Son of William Grey, Hostman 760 Richard Wilson Son of Richard Wilson, Hostman 761 Edward Humble Son of John Humble, Hostman 762 John Blyth Baker and Brewer 763 John Cookson Butcher 764 16 Apl 1754 John Erasmas Blackett Son of John Blackett, deceased, Hostman 765 Thomas Wilson Son of Thomas Wilson, Hostman 766 8 Mar 1757 Henry Airey Son of Thomas Airey, Hostman 767 William Kent Son of William Kent, late Hostman 768 William Henderson Apprentice to Ralph Sowerby, Hostman 769 8 Mar 1757 John Harrison Merchant Adventurer 770 Johnathan Blagdon Taylor 42

771 13 Oct 1757 Aubone Surtees Merchant 772 Rowland Burdon Merchant 773 David Lamb Apprentice to Francis Armorer, Hostman 774 19 Apl 1759 John French Son of Joseph French, Hostman 775 Alexander Adams Apprentice to Edward Mosley, Hostman 776 George Wray Apprentice to John Vanholt, deceased, Hostman 777 John Scurfield Merchant Adventurer 778 Matthew Scafe Merchant Adventurer 779 Thomas Pearson Baker and Brewer 780 22 Jan 1762 John Simpson the younger Son of John Simpson, Governor of the Fraternity 781 Fletcher Partis Sheriff, son of Henry Partis, Hostman 782 John Widdrington the younger Son of John Widdrington, Hostman 783 John Marley Son of Robert Marley, Hostman 784 Michael Dobson Son of Richard Dobson, Hostman 785 Lewis Hick Son of Walter Hick, Hostman 786 John Percivell Apprentice to Matthew Bell, Hostman 787 Thomas Harvey Merchant Adventurer 788 27 Oct 1762 Sir Matthew White, Bart Son of Matthew White, Hostman 789 Matthew Waters Son of Thomas Waters, Hostman 790 Thomas Waters Son of Thomas Waters, Hostman 791 Charles Atkinson Son of Charles Atkinson, Hostman 792 16 Feb 1765 William Airey Son of Thomas Airey, Hostman 793 Jonathan Sorsbie, the younger Son of Jonathan Sorsbie, Hostman 794 29 Jan 1768 James Liddell Merchant Adventurer 795 Benjamin Emmerson Merchant Adventurer 796 Thomas Hedley Apprentice to John Hedley, Hostman 797 2 Apl 1768 Robert Ord, Esquire Lord Chief Baron of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Scotland and son of John Ord, Hostman 43

798 2 Apl 1768 Matthew Bell, Junior Son of Matthew Bell, Hostman 799 William Peareth, junior Son of William Peareth, Hostman 800 Isaac Cookson Son of John Cookson, Hostman 801 Johnathan Airey Son of Thomas Airey, Hostman 802 John Smith Merchant Adventurer 803 Sir Matthew White Ridley Bart. Son of Matthew Ridley, Hostman 804 11 Jan 1771 George Errington Apprentice to William Johnson, deceased, Hostman 805 Ralph William Grey, junior Son of Ralph William Grey, Hostman 806 Christopher Wilkinson Merchant Adventurer 807 William Johnson Apprentice to John Baker, Hostman 808 Robert Lisle Apprentice to John Baker, Hostman 809 William Atkinson Son of Charles Atkinson, Hostman 810 William Surtees Son of Aubone Surtees, Hostman 811 Henry Scott Son of William Scott, Hostman 812 Ralph Atkinson Son of Henry Atkinson, Hostman 813 17 Jan 1774 William Ord Son of William Ord, Hostman 814 Luke Harrison Apprentice to William Kent, Hostman 815 2 May 1776 James Thomas Loraine Apprentice to Edward Mosley, Hostman 816 William Minecan Son of John Minecan, Hostman 817 Richard Hetherington Apprentice to David Lamb, deceased, Hostman 818 Francis Peacock Smith 819 14 Oct 1777 John Ord Son of Robert Ord, Hostman 820 Henry Ellison Merchant Adventurer 821 29 Jan 1782 Anthony Hood Son of John Hood, deceased, Hostman 822 Thomas Allen Apprentice to John Baker, Hostman 823 16 Aug 1788 Sir John Scott, knight Son of William Scott, Hostman 824 Richard Bell Merchant Adventurer 825 John Haigh Apprentice to George Colpitts, Hostman 44

826 16 Aug 1788 Thomas Gibson Apprentice to Edward Mosley, Hostman 827 Robert Newton Lynn Merchant Adventurer 828 Robert Clayton Merchant Adventurer 829 9 Oct 1792 John Simpson Son of John Simpson, Hostman 830 Thomas Burdon Apprentice to Matthew Bell, Hostman 831 John Hall Apprentice to Anthony Hood, Hostman 832 12 Jan 1793 John Oxley Apprentice to Robert Lisle, Hostman 833 14 Jan 1796 Shaftoe John Hedley Son of John Hedley, Hostman 834 28 Apl 1796 Nathaniel Winch Apprentice to John Hedley, Hostman 835 30 Nov 1799 Dixon Brown Apprentice to Anthony Hood, Hostman 836 3 July 1800 Joseph Forster Merchant Adventurer 837 20 Nov 1800 Nathaniel Clayton Merchant Adventurer 838 28 Jan 1802 John Airey Son of Henry Airey, Hostman 839 Henry Airey Son of Henry Airey, Hostman 840 4 Jan 1803 Robert Rayne Apprentice to John Erasmus Blackett, Hostman 841 4 Jan 1805 Thomas Loggan Apprentice to Edward Mosley, Hostman 842 Armorer Donkin Son of Armorer Donkin, Hostman 843 17 Jan 1811 William Armstrong Merchant Adventurer 844 Richard Lambert Baker and Brewer 845 Thomas Burdon, the younger Son of Thomas Burdon, Hostman 846 Gilbert Grey Apprentice to John Erasmus Blackett, Hostman 847 4 Jan 1813 The Revd. James Ord Son of William Ord, deceased, Hostman 848 19 July 1814 Richard Brewater Son of Thomas Brewater, apprenticed to John Hedley, Hostman 849 4 Jan 1822 Aubone Surtees Son of William Surtees, Hostman 850 4 Jan 1824 Robert Usher Apprentice to Nathaniel Clayton, Hostman 851 4 Jan 1826 John Blackett Apprentice to Richard Lambert, Hostman 852 Robert Pearson Apprentice to Dixon Brown, now Dixon Dixon, Hostman 45

853 4 Jan 1826 Richard Winn Apprentice to Richard Lambert, Hostman 854 George Brumell Cordwainer 855 4 Jan 1827 John Brandling Merchant Adventurer 856 4 Jan 1829 Isaac Cookson, the younger Son of Isaac Cookson, Hostman 857 4 Jan 1830 Henry Ingledew Apprentice to Isaac Cookson the younger, merchant adventurer 858 4 Jan 1831 John Lionel Hood Son of the late Anthony Hood, Hostman 859 Thomas Matthewson Apprentice to William Armstrong, Hostman 860 27 Jan 1831 Joseph Crawhall Apprentice to Thomas Smith, roper 861 William Whitehad Apprentice to William Yielder, tanner 862 17 Mar 1831 Thomas Cummings Gibson Son of a free burgess who was apprenticed to a plumber, pertere with painter and glazier

863 21 June 1831 James Dunderdale Son of a free burgess who was apprenticed to a house carpenter

864 William Whitaker Spence Son of a free burgess who was apprenticed to a sailmaker

865 19 Apl 1832 Thomas Smith the younger Son of a free burgess who was apprenticed to a ropemaker

866 William Smith Son of a free burgess who was apprenticed to a ropemaker

867 4 Jan 1833 John Burnup Son of a free burgess who was apprenticed to a waller, bricklayer and plasterer 46

868 4 Jan 1834 James Archbold Son of a free burgess, who was apprenticed to a slater and tiler

869 3 Jan 1835 William Ord Son of the late William Ord, Hostman 870 Addison Langhorn Potter Apprentice to William Coates, a cooper 871 28 Mar 1835 Matthew Stephenson Dodds Apprentice to Dixon Dixon, Hostman 872 William Robert Rayne Son of Robert Rayne, Hostman 873 4 Jan 1836 John Bulman Son of John Bulman, apprenticed to Thomas Walker, saddler

874 Rowland Hodge Son of Rowland Hodge who was apprenticed to a smith 875 William Robinson Hoggett Apprentice to Nathaniel Clayton and Joseph Crawhall, Hostman

876 4 Jan 1840 Thomas Emerson Crawhall Son of Joseph Crawhall, Hostman 877 Joseph Robinson Apprentice to Joseph Crawhall, Hostman 878 Lawson Lingstrum Taylor Apprentice to Thomas Cummings Gibson, Hostman 879 20 July 1840 William Storey A free burgess admitted by favour 880 4 Jan 1841 Robert Clay Son of Robert Clay who was apprenticed to a master and mariner

881 16 Apl 1841 Matthew Thompson Apprentice to William Armstrong, Hostman 882 22 Apl 1841 Martin Burnup Son of William Burnup, apprentice to ___ a waller, bricklayer and plasterer

883 22 Apl 1841 Villiers Charles Villiers Surtees Son of Aubone Surtees, Hostman

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884 4 Jan 1842 Edward Liddell Son of Cuthbert Liddell, apprentice to John Young, tanner

885 22 Aug 1843 John Cooper Apprentice to John Coulson, master and mariner 886 4 Jan 1844 William Aubone Surtees Son of Aubone Surtees, Hostman 887 Simon Danson Apprentice to Philip Hesleton, master and mariner 888 4 Jan 1845 Richard Beall McAllum Apprentice to John Hall, Hostman 889 Robert Sharp Freeman admitted by favour 890 15 Apl 1845 John Harle Son of William Harle, who was apprenticed to Robert Carver, master and mariner

891 George Hogg Son of John Hogg, who was apprenticed to Ralph Friend, master and mariner

892 William Burnup Son of William Burnup, who was apprenticed to ___ a waller, bricklayer and plasterer

893 5 Jan 1846 John Harrison Apprentice to William Newton, cooper 894 Thomas Thompson, the younger Apprentice to Robert Bell, merchant adventurer 895 Joseph Elliott Taylor Apprentice to John Gibson, free glazier with plumber and painter

896 4 Jan 1847 Christian Bruce Reid Apprentice to Andrew Morrison, free goldsmith 897 William Daggett Ingledew, December 1849 name changed to William Daggett Son of Henry Ingledew, Hostman 898 4 Jan 1847 Richard Hopper Apprentice to William Wright, free shipwright 899 Robert Stephen Salmon Son of Robert Salmon, free joiner 48

900 11 Oct 1847 William Turner Apprentice to Charles Rutherford Henzell, a free barber-surgeon, together with chandler

901 Henry Banister Lupton Son of Banister Lupton, free barber-surgeon with chandler

902 4 Jan 1848 William Shevill Lishman Apprentice to James Dunderdale, Hostman 903 4 Jan 1850 Christian Ker Reid Son of Christian Bruce Reid, Hostman 904 John Gibson Apprentice to Thomas Coulson, painter 905 John Walker Son of John Walker, cordwainer 906 William Wilson Son of William Wilson, shipwright 907 22 Oct 1850 George Thomas Moet Apprentice to Robert Watson, plumber, pewterer with glazier and painter

908 William Boyd Apprentice to William Nesham, barber-surgeon, together with chandler

909 Henry Coppock Apprentie to James Dunderdale, Hostman 910 James Henry Ingledew Son of Henry Ingledew, Hostman 911 Douglas Cooper Son of John Cooper, Hostman 912 2 Jan 1851 John Clayton Son of Nathaniel Clayton, Hostman 913 John Gibson Apprentice to John Gibson, glazier, together with plumber and painter

914 5 Jan 1852 Robert Thomas Jackson Usher Son of Robert Usher, Hostman 915 Edward Redhead Apprentice to Robert Storey, house carpenter 916 4 Jan 1852 Marshall Tweddell Apprentice to Thomas Cummings Gibson, Hostman 49

917 4 Jan 1852 Thomas Dixon Apprentice to Henry Ingledew, scrivener and Hostman

918 Frederick Springman Apprentice to James Dunderdale, Hostman 919 William Bruce Reid Son of Christian Bruce Reid, Hostman 920 Thomas Reid Son of Christian Bruce Reid, Hostman 921 3 Sept 1853 Robert Thompson Son of Robert Thompson, butcher 922 Thomas Thompson Son of Robert Thompson, Hostman & butcher 923 John Bulman Son of Harrison Bulman, tanner 924 George William Hodge Son of Rowland Hodge, Hostman 925 4 Jan 1854 Charles Davis Cooper Son of John Cooper, Hostman 926 William Archbold Mackey Apprentice to James Dunderdale, Hostman 927 David Whitaker Spence Son of William Whitaker Spence, Hostman 928 25 Jan 1854 Henry George Liddell Son of Henry Thomas Liddell, freeman 929 William Turner Apprentice to Robert Bell, merchant adventurer 930 22 Sep 1854 George Frost Bolton Apprentice to John Snowdon, free grocer and spicer

931 Ambrose Hopper Apprentice to William Wright, free shipwright 932 12 Jan 1855 Robert Yeoman Green Son of Robert Green, master and mariner 933 Robert Storey Son of William Storey, tanner 934 30 Aug 1855 John Davidson Son of James Davidson, waller, bricklayer and plasterer

935 William Gardener Apprentice to Thomas Smith and William Smith, Hostmen

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936 30 Aug 1855 William Harrison Apprentice to James Dunderdale, Richard Beall McAllum and William Shevill Lishman

937 4 Jan 1856 Henry Vipond Wilson Apprentice to John Thomas Carr, merchant adventurer and Hostman

938 5 Jan 1857 John Elliott Son of Henry Elliott, cordwainer 939 George Thirkeld Gibson Son of Taylor Gibson, mason 940 John Mills Son of John Mills, cooper 941 Henry Elliott Son of John Elliott, Hostman 942 Ambrose Boag Son of Ambrose Boag, barber surgeon, together with chandler

943 George Luckley Apprentice to Thomas Smith and William Smith 944 Charles Sale Farvell Apprentice to James Dunderdale, Richard Beall McAllum and William Shevill Lishman

945 Robert Richardson Dees Apprentice to Henry Ingledew, scrivener 946 Edward Johnson Son of Francis Johnson, merchant adventurer 947 23 Feb 1857 William Elliott Son of John Elliott, Hostman 948 4 Jan 1859 Thomas Eustace Smith Apprentice to William Smith, Hostman 949 Richard Spain Apprentice to Thomas Smith and William Smith, Hostmen

950 William Clay Son of Robert Clay, Hostman 951 4 Jan 1861 Edward Glynn Apprentice to a free burgess and scrivener 952 4 Jan 1862 John Pybus Ingledew Son of Henry Ingledew, Hostman

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953 4 Jan 1862 Richard Burdon (now called Richard Burdon Sanderson) Son of Thomas Burdon, Hostman

954 Richard Burdon Sanderson, the Son of Richard Burdon, afterwards called Richard younger Burdon Sanderson, Hostman

955 James Southern Apprentice to Thomas Smith, the younger 956 5 Jan 1863 Thomas Lupton Son of Henry Banister Lupton, barber surgeon 957 Thomas Forster Son of Thomas Forster, cooper 958 4 Jan 1864 Robert John Arthur Apprentice to James Dunderdale (commonly called James Dale), Richard Beall McAllum, William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springmann

959 23 Sept 1864 James Morrison Burnup Son of William Burnup, house carpenter 960 6 Oct 1864 Richard Storer Carr Son of John Thomas Carr, merchant adventurer 961 Francis Jackson Son of Christopher Jackson, house carpenter 962 5 Dec 1865 The Right Hon. Thomas Emerson Headlam, M.P. Son of John Headlam, shipwright

963 Edward John Wilson Son of Edward Wilson, plumber 964 Charles Henry Young Son of Thomas Young, cordwainer 965 John Hogg Son of George Hogg, master mariner 966 John Burnett Row Apprentice to Richard Farrington, John Farrington and Thomas Farrington, joiners

967 Christopher Jackson Son of Christopher Jackson, house carpenter 968 Caleb Jobling Apprentice to Robert Watson, plumber 969 5 Dec 1865 James Hall Baird Son of Stoddart Baird, shipwright

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970 4 Jan 1866 Nathaniel George Clayton Son of Richard Clayton, merchant adventurer 971 John Burnup, the younger Son of John Burnup, Hostman 972 Robert Youll Row Son of John Burnett Row, joiner 973 Thomas Stephenson Son of John Stephenson, Hostman 974 4 Jan 1867 Richard Cail Apprentice to Joseph Gray, waller, bricklayer and plasterer

975 Edward Wilson Son of Edward John Wilson, Hostman 976 William John Bellerby Apprentice to Richard Beall McAllum, William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springmann

977 George Atley Brumell Son of George Brumell, cordwainer and Hostman 978 George Thomas Brumell Son of George Atley Brumell, cordwainer and Hostman

979 William Colville Gibson Son of William Gibson, mason 980 John Thomas Whitehead Apprentice to William Smith, Hostman 981 Charles Stephenson Son of John Stephenson, Hostman 982 4 Jan 1868 Edward Mather Son of John Marshall Mather, saddler 983 Addison Potter Son of Addison Langhorn Potter, cooper and Hostman

984 Thomas George Gibson Son of Thomas Cummings Gibson, Hostman 985 William Harrison Mills Son of John Mills, cooper and Hostman 986 Ambrose Boag Son of Ambrose boag, barber surgeon and Hostman

987 4 Jan 1868 Ernest Burnup Son of William Burnup, house carpenter

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988 4 Jan 1868 Thomas Smith Apprentice to Cuthbert Pigg, house carpenter 989 4 Jan 1870 James Reid Apprentice to Isaac Cookson and William Isaac Cookson, merchant adventurers

990 William John Lishmann Son of William Shevill Lishmann, Hostman 991 Samuel Rowell Apprentice to George Angus, upholsterer 992 John Row Son of John Burnett Row, Hostman 993 4 Jan 1871 Richard Swarley Thorpe Son of Thomas Thorpe, master mariner 994 1 Jan 1872 Jeremiah Spence Son of William Whitaker Spence, Hostman 995 Edward Spence Son of William Whitaker Spence, Hostman 996 George Reid Son of Christian Bruce Reid, Hostman 997 Faraday Spence Son of Jeremiah Spence, Hostman Son of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart, 998 4 Jan 1873 Matthew White Ridley, M.P. merchant adventurer 999 Robert Elliott Son of John Elliott, cordwainer and Hostman 1000 Marsden Gibson Son of Thomas Cummings Gibson, Hostman 1001 William Row Son of John Burnett Row, Hostman 1002 Philip Edward Mather Son of Edward Mather, saddler and Hostman 1003 George Robson Brewis Son of John Brewis, joiner 1004 5 Jan 1874 John George Sharp (now John George Sharp Naters Son of Robert Sharpe, butcher and Hostman

1005 Thomas William Sharp Son of Robert Sharpe, butcher and Hostman 1006 Robert Sharp, Jnr Son of Robert Sharpe, butcher and Hostman 1007 Henry Row Son of John Burnett Row, joiner and Hostman 1008 Edwin Octavius Reid Son of Christian Bruce Reid, goldsmith and Hostman

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1009 5 Jan 1874 Addison Molyneux Potter Son of Addison Potter, cooper and Hostman 1010 Charles John Potter Son of Addison Potter, cooper and Hostman 1011 William Hetherington Willins Son of Thomas Willins, joiner 1012 4 Jan 1875 Edward Burnup Son of John Burnup, waller, bricklayer, plasterer and Hostman

1013 4 Jan 1876 John Frederick Gibson Son of Thomas Cummings Gibson, Hostman 1014 4 Jan 1877 Thomas Threlkeld Son of Henry Threlkeld, merchant adventurer 1015 William Hall Ryott Son of Elisha Hunter Ryott, house carpenter 1016 Henry Banister Lupton Son of Henry Banister Lupton, barber surgeon and Hostman

1017 Matthew McNaughton Mein Apprentice to William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springmann, Hostmen

1018 Charles Henry Young, the Son of Charles Henry Young, cordwainer and younger Hostman

1019 11 Dec 1877 Septimus William Rayne Son of John Rayne, barbe surgeon 1020 Charles George Rayne Son of Septimus William Rayne, barber surgeon 1021 John Robson Apprentice to William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springmann, Hostmen

1022 Edward Storey Son of William Storey, tanner and Hostman 1023 Adoplh Claes Crasemann Young Son of Charles Henry Young, cordwainer and Hostman

1024 4 Jan 1878 John Hall Son of Bentham Hall, joiner

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1025 4 Jan 1878 James Hall Son of Bentham Hall, joiner 1026 Banister Lupton Son of Banister Lupton, barber surgeon 1027 Charles Lupton Son of Henry Banister Lupton, Hostman 1028 George Burrell Son of John Burrell, ropemaker 1029 James Davison Son of James Davison, waller, bricklayer and plasterer and Hostman

1030 4 Jan 1879 Richard Henry Stephenson Son of Richard Stephenson, Hostman 1031 Thomas John Forster Son of Thomas Forster, Hostman 1032 5 Jan 1880 George Stephenson Potter Son of Addison Potter, cooper and Hostman 1033 Edward Ridley Son of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart and Hostman

1034 Henry Watson Son of John Watson, plumber, pewterer with glazier and painter

1035 William Haswell Stephenson Son of William Stephenson, Hostman 1036 Christian John Reid Apprentice to Christian Bruce Reid, goldsmith and Hostman

1037 4 Jan 1881 William Daggett, the younger Son of William Daggett, merchant adventurer and Hostman

1038 Septimus Lupton Son of Henry Banister Lupton, barber surgeon and Hostman

1039 13 Jan 1883 Hugh Kirk McAllum Son of Richard Beall McAllum, Hostman

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1040 13 Jan 1883 Edwin Dodds Son of Matthew Stephenson Dodds, Hostman 1041 Ralph Pigg Apprentice to Thomas Smith and William Smith, Hostman

1042 Henry Ingledew Son of James Henry Ingledew, merchant adventurer and Hostman

1043 4 Jan 1886 George Bruce Luckley Son of George Luckley, Hostman 1044 Stephen John Humble Son of Stephen Humble, Hostman 1045 Thomas James Danson Son of Simon Danson, master and mariner and Hostman

1046 1 Feb 1886 Richard Storer Carr Son of Richard Storer Carr, merchant adventurer and Hostman

1047 4 Jan 1887 Frederuc Edwin Forster Son of Thomas Forster, cooper and Hostman 1048 Joseph Donkin Son of Bryan Donkin, baker and brewer 1049 4 Jan 1888 Charles Oswin Hall Son of James Hall, joiner and Hostman 1050 Robert Clay, the younger Son of Robert Clay, master mariner and Hostman 1051 4 Jan 1889 William Sleigh Burrell Son of John Burrell, ropemaker 1052 Bertram Brumell Son of George Brumell, skinner and glover 1053 4 Jan 1890 William Brown Hopper Thompson Son of Richard Thompson, joiner 1054 5 Jan 1891 William Morrison Apprentice to Richard Beall M'allum, William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

1055 Charles Wesencraft Apprentice to Thomas Eustace Smith, Hostman 1056 John Stanley Watson Son of Henry Watson, plumber and Hostman 1057 4 Jan 1892 John Duguid Walker Son of John Joice Walker, plumber, pewterer with glazier and painter

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1058 4 Jan 1893 Alfred Edward Ingledew Son of James Henry Ingledew, Hostman 1059 William Clifford Ingledew Son of James Henry Ingledew, Hostman 1060 4 Jan 1895 William Bruce Reid Son of William Bruce Reid, Hostman 1061 4 Jan 1897 Harold Ogle Luckley Son of George Luckley, Hostman 1062 William Charlton Forster Son of William Charlton Forster, plumber 1063 Bertram Clay Son of William Clay, Hostman 1064 4 Jan 1898 George Oswin Ingledew Son of James Henry Ingledew, Hostman 1065 William John Harrison Son of William Harrison, Hostman 1066 4 Jan 1899 Norman Reid Son of Edward Octavius Reid, Hostman 1067 George Harkus Apprentice to Andrew Kinnear, joiner 1068 10 Feb 1900 Thomas George Gibson, the younger Son of Thomas George Gibson, Hostman

1069 4 Jan 1901 Thomas George Morpeth Son of William Morpeth, miller and joiner

1086 4th Jan 1912 Cedric Hunton Daggett son of William Daggett, Hostmen 1087 4th Jan 1912 James Harding Coppock son of Henry Coppock, Hostmen

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1088 4th Jan 1913 Harold Abbot Ryott son of William Hall Ryott, House Carpenter & Hostmen 1089 4th Jan 1913 Thomas Alfred Bertram Foster son of Thomas John Forster, Cooper & Hostmen 1090 4th Jan 1917 John Edward Davidson son of John Davidson, Waller, Bricklayer, Plasterer and Hostmen 1091 4th Jan 1917 Alfred Newall Davidson son of John Edward Davidson, Waller, Bricklayer, Plasterer & Hostmen 1092 4th Jan 1918 Percy Welford Davidson son of John Edward Davidson, Waller, Bricklayer, Plasterer & Hostmen 1093 5th Jan 1920 Harry Cecil Edmund Daggett son of William Daggett, Hostmen 1094 5th Jan 1920 Edward Selby Davidson son of John Edward Davidson, Waller, Bricklayer, Plasterer & Hostmen 1095 5th Jan 1920 Richard Stephenson son of Richard Henry Stephenson, Hostmen 1096 4th Jan 1923 Rowland Sharp son of Thomas William Sharp, Butcher 1097 4th Jan 1924 Christian Leopold Reid son of Thomas Arthur Reid, Goldsmith 1098 4th Jan 1924 Frederick James Usher son of Robert Usher, Cordwainer 1099 4th Jan 1925 Walter Lee son of Walter Lee, Butcher 1100 4th Jan 1925 Walter Roche Lee son of Walter Lee, Butcher 1101 4th Jan 1926 Norman Hugh Brewis son of Alfred Brewis, Joiner 1102 4th Jan 1927 Joseph Hutchinson son of James Hutchinson, Joiner 1103 4th Jan 1927 Herbert James Wilson son of ? John Usher, Cordwainer 1104 4th Jan 1928 John Robert Andrews son of John Thomas Andrews, Saddler 1105 4th Jan 1928 Thomas Sopwith son of Thomas Henry Sopwith, Joiner 1106 4th Jan 1928 Robert Arthur son of John Arthur, Cooper 1107 4th Jan 1928 George Arthur son of John Arthur, Cooper 1108 4th Jan 1928 William Storey son of Robert Storey, Tanner 1109 4th Jan 1928 Robert Southgate Usher son of ? Usher, Cordwainer 1110 4th Jan 1929 Robert Robson son of Robert Robson, Joiner 1111 4th Jan 1929 Henry Row son of John Row, Joiner 1112 4th Jan 1930 Oliver Keenlyside Foster son of frederic Edwin Forster, Cooper 1113 4th Jan 1930 George Oliver Lunn son of James Lunn, Bricklayer 1114 17th Jul 1930 Charles Addison Potter son of Charles John Potter, Hostmen 1115 5th Jan 1931 Charles Septimus Errington son of Edward Errington, Weaver

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1116 4th Jan 1932 Andrew Tate son of Robert Tate, Cooper 1117 4th Jan 1932 Edward Tate son of John Tate, Cooper 1118 4th Jan 1932 Robert Tate son of John Tate, Cooper 1119 4th Jan 1932 Thomas Hedley Smirk son of John Spours Smirk, Ropemaker 1120 4th Jan 1933 Cedric Ian Burrell son of William Sleigh Burrell, Ropemaker and Hostmen 1121 4th Jan 1933 Richard Ramsay son of Allan Ramsay, Barber Surgeon son of Norman D. Walker, Plumbers, Pewterers, Glazier, 1122 4th Jan 1933 John Russell Duguid Walker Painter & Hostmen son of Norman D. Walker, Plumbers, Pewterers, Glazier, 1123 4th Jan 1933 Robert Fulton Walker Painter & Hostmen 1124 12th Jun 1933 Thomas Lionel Crawhall son of Thomas Emerson Crawhall, Ropemaker & Hostmen William Norman Cruddas 1125 12th Jun 1933 son of Thomas Emerson Crawhall, Ropemaker & Hostmen Crawhall George Theodore Wooler 1126 4th Jan 1934 son of Thomas Emerson Crawhall, Ropemaker & Hostmen Crawhall 1127 4th Jan 1935 Walter Masterton Halliday son of Thomas Surtees Halliday, Skinner & Glover 1128 4th Jan 1936 George Adamson Atkinson son of Matthew Hutton Atkinson, Merchant Adventurer 1129 4th Jan 1936 Charles Humphrey Errington son of Charles Septimus Errington, Weaver & Hostmen 1130 4th Jan 1936 Thomas Hewison Horn son of Thomas Archer Horn, Miller 1131 4th Jan 1936 Stanley Sopwith son of Henry Thomas Sepwith, Joiner 1132 4th Jan 1936 Geoffery Herbert Walker son of Norman Duguid Walker, Plumber Rt. Hon. Matthew White Viscount son of Matthew White Viscount Ridley, Merchant Adventurer & 1133 27th Apr 1936 Ridley Hostmen 1134 4th Jan 1937 Alfred Harrison Usher son of Thomas Gibson Usher, Cordwainer 1135 4th Jan 1937 Thomas Gordon Usher son of Alfred Harrison Usher, Cordwainer & Hostmen 1136 4th Jan 1937 Roderick Kenneth Dotchin son of Frederick Edward Dotchin, Bricklayer 1137 4th Jan 1937 Robert Sidney Granville Row son of Henry Row, Joiner & Hostmen 1138 4th Jan 1939 Percy Cooper son of William Cooper, Miller 1139 4th Jan 1939 William Henry Cooper son of Percy Cooper, Miller & Hostmen 1140 4th Jan 1939 Percy Cooper son of Percy Cooper, Miller & Hostmen

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1141 4th Jan 1939 Lorne Campbell Robson son of Robert Robson, Joiner & Hostmen 1142 4th Jan 1940 Emerson Turnbull son of Robert Atkinson Turnbull, Shipwright 1143 4th Jan 1940 Ernest Meins Taylor son of Henry Taylor, Butcher 1144 4th Jan 1940 John Thomas Thompson son of John Thompson, Shipwright 1145 4th Jan 1940 John James Hogg son of Thomas Parker Hogg, Joiner 1146 4th Jan 1940 John William Stephenson son of John William Stephenson, Hostmen 1147 4th Jan 1941 Norman Dunn Son of Thomas Dunn, Master Mariner 1148 4th Jan 1941 Rowland Errington son of Arthur Errington, Weaver 1149 5th Jan 1944 William Moffett Davidson son of James Davidson, Bricklayer & Hostmen 1150 5th Jan 1944 William Septimus Stephenson son of Samuel Thompson Stephenson, Hostmen 1151 5th Jan 1944 Samuel Robert Stephenson son of William Septimus Stephenson, Hostmen 1152 4th Jan 1945 John Thomas Carr son of John Thomas Tertins Carr, Merchant Adventurer 1153 4th Jan 1946 Francis Norman Walker son of Norman Duguid Walker, Plumber & Hostmen 1154 4th Jan 1947 Emerson Stephenson son of William Stephenson, Hostmen 1155 4th Jan 1947 Haswell Stephenson son of William Stephenson, Hostmen 1156 5th Jan 1948 Norman Allison son of William Watson Allison, Smith 1157 5th Jan 1948 Robert Pringle Boutland son of John Calling Boutland, Shipwright 1158 5th Jan 1948 George Beattie Bell son of James William Bell, Smith 1159 5th Jan 1948 Stanley Dodds son of John Thomas Dodds, Smith 1160 5th Jan 1948 Renney Faddy son of Renney Faddy, House Carpenter 1161 5th Jan 1948 Arthur Brydon Errington son of Arthur Errington, Weaver 1162 5th Jan 1948 Thomas John Foster son of Thomas Alfred Bertram Forster, Cooper & Hostmen 1163 5th Jan 1948 David Bradford Ryott son of Harold Abbot Ryott, House Carpenter & Hostmen 1164 4th Jan 1949 Richard Henry Jones son of James Jones, Cooper 1165 4th Jan 1949 John Henry Adolphus Waugh son of William Waugh, Upholsterer 1166 4th Jan 1949 Richard Joyce Walker son of Norman Duguid Walker, Plumber & Hostmen 1167 4th Jan 1950 William John Dougall son of James Henry Dougall, Cooper 1168 4th Jan 1950 William Nixon son of John George Nixon, Cooper

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1169 4th Jan 1950 William Stephenson son of William Septimus Stephenson, Hostmen 1170 4th Jan 1950 John Douglas Talintyre son of George Douglas Talintyre, Cordwainer James Theodore John Cinattie 1171 4th Jan 1950 son of Cedric Ian Burrell, Ropemaker & Hostmen Burrell son of Hon. Matthew White Viscount Ridley, 1172 4th Jan 1950 Hon. Matthew White Ridley Merchant Adventurer & Hostmen 1173 4th Jan 1951 Cedric Batalka Reis Burrell son of Cedric Sam Burrell, Ropemaker & Hostmen 1174 4th Jan 1952 James William Bell son of George Beattie Bell, Smith & Hostmen 1175 4th Jan 1952 Norman Dodds son of James Dodds, Smith 1176 4th Jan 1952 Henry Foster Guthrie Waugh son of John Henry Adolphus Waugh, Upholsterer & Hostmen 1177 4th Jan 1952 Eric Boutland son of Robert Pringle Boutland, Shipwright & Hostmen 1178 4th Jan 1952 Henry Stephenson son of Richard Henry Stephenson, Hostmen 1179 4th Jan 1953 John Arthur son of Robert Arthur, Cooper & Hostmen 1180 4th Jan 1954 Thomas Cato on of John Robert Cato, Plumber 1181 4th Jan 1954 William Scarfe Cook son of John Edward Cook, Slater & Tiler 1182 4th Jan 1955 Brian Hudson Cato son of Thomas Cato, Plumber & Hostmen 1183 4th Jan 1955 Henry Row son of Henry Row, Joiner, Cabinet Maker & Hostmen 1184 4th Jan 1955 Horace Robert Benjamin Kent son of Samuel Kent, Master Mariner 1185 4th Jan 1955 Francis Charles Clayton son of Richard Clayton, Merchant 1186 4th Jan 1955 Arthur Edward Miller son of John Edward Miller, Tailor 1187 4th Jan 1955 John Eric Miller son of Arthur Edward Miller, Tailor & Hostmen 1188 4th Jan 1955 John William Porter son of Robert Downey Porter, Shipwright 1189 4th Jan 1955 Graham Donald Robson son of Ernest Robson, Joiner 1190 4th Jan 1956 Andrew Robert Tate son of James Hudspeth Tate 1191 4th Jan 1956 William Snowdon Stephenson son Of Richard Snowdon Stephenson, Hostmen 1192 4th Jan 1957 Gordon Hutchinson son of Joseph Hutchinson, Joiner & Hostmen 1193 3rd Jan 1958 Alan Thompson Alderson son of William Wouldhave Alderson, Plumber 1194 3rd Jan 1958 Michael Alan Pearey son of William Scott Pearey, Smith 1195 4th Jan 1960 John Arthur son of John Arthur, Cooper & Hostmen 62

1196 4th Jan 1960 George Arthur son of George Arthur, Cooper 1197 4th Jan 1962 Peter Sherod Duguid Walker son of Robert Fulton Walker, Plumber & Hostmen 1198 4th Jan 1962 John Nicholson son of John Harrison Nicholson, Shipwright 1199 4th Jan 1963 Leslie John Wilson Hepple son of John Wilson Hepple, Barber Surgeon 1200 4th Jan 1963 Robert Clapham Talintyre son of Oswald Sharp Talintyre, Cordwainer 1201 4th Jan 1963 Robert Lee Jobling son of Robert Lee Jobling, Plumber 1202 4th Jan 1963 Terence David Talintyre son of Robert Clapham Talintyre, Cordwainer & Hostmen Dr. Neville Widdrington Hilton 1203 4th Jan 1966 son of Hilton Widdrington Young, Cordwainer Young 1204 4th Jan 1967 Charles Russell Norman Walker son of John Russell Duguid Walker, Plumber & Hostmen 1205 4th Jan 1967 John Stephenson son of John William Stephenson, Hostmen 1206 4th Jan 1968 John Freeman Pashley son of James Freeman Pashley, Shipwright 1207 4th Jan 1968 Edward Cottew Brown son of Charles Cottew Brown, Master Mariner 1208 4th Jan 1968 Charles Henry Marshall son of Hewison Marshall, Cordwainer 1209 4th Jan 1969 William Robson son of Richard Robson, Joiner 1210 5th Jan 1970 Robert Lee Jobling son of Robert Lee Jobling, Plumber & Hostmen 1211 5th Jan 1970 William David Cooper son of William Henry Cooper, Miller & Hostmen 1212 5th Jan 1970 Richard Percy Cooper son of Percy Cooper, Miller & Hostmen 1213 5th Jan 1970 Geoffrey Michael Jobling son of Robert Lee Jobling, Plumber & Hostmen 1214 12th Jun 1970 David Addison Potter son of Charles Addison Potter, Hostmen 1215 7th Dec 1970 John Langhorn Potter son of Charles Addison Potter, Hostmen 1216 4th Jan 1971 John Michael Crawhall son of William Norman Crawhall, Hostmen 1217 4th Jan 1971 Norman Maitland Russell Walker son of Robert Fulton Walker, Hostmen 1218 4th Jan 1971 Geoffrey Francis Walker son of Francis Norman Walker, Hostmen 1219 4th Jan 1971 John Anthony Cooper son of Percy Cooper, Hostmen 1220 4th Jan 1971 Thomas Michael Cooper son of William Henry Cooper, Hostmen 1221 4th Jan 1971 Alfred Norman Todd by Grace & Favour, son of Alfred Todd, Joiner 1222 4th Jan 1971 Norman Stanley Todd by Grace & Favour, son of Norman Todd, Joiner

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1223 4th Jan 1972 Frederick Robert Sutherland son of Frederick Sutherland, Hostmen 1224 4th Jan 1972 Philip Malcolm Errington son of A. B. Errington, Hostmen 1225 4th Jan 1972 John Edward Errington son of A. B. Errington, Hostmen 1226 4th Jan 1972 Peter Henry Cooper son of William Henry Cooper, Hostmen 1227 4th Jan 1972 Andrew Greenfield Walker son of Robert Fulton Walker, Hostmen 1228 4th Jan 1974 Malcolm Richard Walker son of F. Walker, Hostmen 1229 4th Jan 1974 Cecil Hetherington apprentice to a Freeman of a Mystery or Trade 1230 4th Jan 1974 George Alexander Bolam by Grace & Favour son of John Bolam, Cordwainer 1231 4th Jan 1974 Albert Purcell Ions by Grace & favor, son of Albert Ions, Shipwright 1232 4th Jan 1974 Capt. Albert Kenneth Blake by Grace & favour, son of Robert Blake, Plumber 1233 4th Jan 1974 Ian Campbell Dodds by Grace & Favour, son of Robert Alexander Dodds, Butcher 1234 4th Jan 1975 David Alan Alderson son of Alan Thompson Alderson, Hostmen 1235 4th Jan 1975 Stephen Thompson Alderson son of Alan Thompson Alderson, Hostmen 1236 4th Jan 1976 Simon John Burrell son of Cedric Bataalka Reis Burrell, Hostmen 1237 12th Feb 1976 Kenneth Lovell Row Son of Capt. Henry Row, Hostmen 1238 4th Jan 1977 Norman Robert Foggin by Grace & Favour, son of John Foggin, Tailor 1239 4th Jan 1978 Peter Henry Hutchinson son of Gordon Hutchinson 1240 4th Jan 1978 Alan Hutchinson son of Gordon Hutchinson 1241 4th Jan 1979 Alexander Charles Hardy son of Charles Knight Hardy, Hostmen 1242 4th Jan 1979 Newton Shipley by Grace & Favour, son of Cecil Wm. Barber Shipley, House Carpenter 1243 4th Jan 1979 David McClean Robson by Grace & Favour, son of Ernest Robson, Joiner 1244 4th Jan 1980 Peter Henry Fenwick-Smith by Grace & Favour 1245 4th Jan 1980 John Sherwood Stephenson by Grace & Favour 1246 4th Jan 1980 Frederick Cowneley Slater by Grace & Favour, son of Frederick Slater, Miller 1247 4th Jan 1980 Lionel Robson Lunn by Grace & Favour, son of Bertram Ramsay Lunn, Bricklayer 1248 4th Jan 1982 Stephen Thompson Sutton by Grace & Favour 1249 4th Jan 1982 William George Frizzle by Grace & Favour, son of William Ridley Frizzle, House Carpenter 1250 4th Jan 1982 William Elliott Procter by Grace & Favour, son of Joseph Michael Procter, Plumber

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1251 4th Jan 1983 John Ralph Hagar Sample by Grace & Favour, son of William Sample, House Carpenter 1252 4th Jan 1983 John Thomas Maule by Grace & Favour, son of James Maule, Barber Surgeon 1253 4th Jan 1983 George Tyzack Henzell by Grace & Favour, son of George Tyzack Henzell, Master Mariner 1254 4th Jan 1983 Alan Robson by Grace & Favour, son of Joseph Robson, Bricklayer 1255 4th Jan 1984 Joseph William Norman Petty by Grace & Favour 1256 4th Jan 1984 George Penman McGill by Grace & Favour, son of Joseph Henry McGill, Cooper 1257 4th Jan 1984 Thomas Robert Charlton by Grace & Favour, son of William Charlton, House Carpenter William John Sherwood 1258 4th Jan 1985 son of John Sherwood Stephenson, Hostmen Stephenson 1259 4th Jan 1985 Michael Lovell Row son of Kenneth Lovell Row, Hostmen William Gordon Christie 1260 4th Jan 1986 by Grace & Favour son of William Bainbridge, Goldsmith Bainbridge 1261 4th Jan 1986 Paul Marcus Cato son of Brian Hudson Cato, Hostmen 1262 4th Jan 1987 Mark David Tallintyre son of Terence David Tallintyre, Hostmen 1263 4th Jan 1988 Nigel Sherlock by Grace & Favour 1264 4th Jan 1988 Robert Dodds son of Ian Campbell Dodds, Hostmen 1265 4th Jan 1988 Richard Michael Grey by Grace & Favour 1266 4th Jan 1988 Roger Charlton Spoor by Grace & favour 1267 4th Jan 1989 Andrew Joseph Petty son of Joseph William Norman Petty, Hostmen 1268 4th Jan 1990 Nicholas De Lisle Petty son of Joseph William Norman Petty, Hostmen 1269 4th Jan 1990 Nigel Bruce Tallintyre son of Terence David Tallintyre, Hostmen 1270 4th Jan 1990 Capt. Arthur Watson Lowdon by Grace & Favour ,son of Joseph Henry Lowdon, Cordwainer 1271 4th Jan 1991 Philip James Tate son of Andrew Robert Tate, Hostman 1272 4th Jan 1992 Nigel Bewick Ward by Grace & Favour 1273 4th Jan 1993 Mark Daniels Spoor son of Roger Charlton Spoor, Hostman 1274 4th Jan 1993 Andrew Michael Sherlock son of Nigel Sherlock, Hostman 1275 4th Jan 1993 Leonard Raymond Fenwick by Grace & Favour of Leo Stanilaws Fenwick, Shipwright Dr. The Hon Matthew White 1276 4th Jan 1993 son of Rt.Hon. Viscount Ridley, Hostman Ridley

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1277 4th Jan 1994 Robert Robson son of Graham Robson, Hostman 1278 4th Jan 1997 Derek Milton Lowdon by Grace & Favour ,son of Joseph Henry Lowdon, Cordwainer 1279 4th Jan 1997 Ian Frederick Miller by Grace & Favour, Shipwright 1280 4th Jan 1999 Arthur Graham Patterson Wright by Grace & Favour 1281 4th Jan 2000 Arnold Edward Currall by Grace & Favour 1282 4th Jan 2000 William Mackens Dotchin by Grace & Favour, son of William Alan Dotchin, Bricklayer 1283 4th Jan 2005 Ronald Taylor by Grace & Favour, son of William Bell Taylor, Shipwright 1284 4th Jan 2005 Kenneth Davidson son of George Wilson Davidson, Hostman 1285 4th Jan 2005 Peter Davidson son of George Wilson Davidson, Hostman 1286 4th Jan 2006 Keith Hall by Grace & Favour 1287 4th Jan 2006 Alan Bainbridge by Grace & Favour 1288 4th Jan 2007 Charles Wilkie-Smith by Grace & Favour 1289 4th Jan 2007 Sherod William Duguid Walker son of Peter Sherod Duguid Walker, Hostman 1290 4th Jan 2008 John Oxnard by Grace & Favour 1291 5th Jan 2009 Henry David Wilson by Grace & Favour, son of Henry David Wilson, Ropemaker 1292 4th Jan 2010 Owen Oxnard by Grace & Favour 1293 4th Jan 2011 David James Hughes by Grace & Favour 1294 4th Jan 2011 James Johnson by Grace & Favour 1295 4th Jan 2013 John Charlton by Grace & Favour, son of William Charlton, House Carpenter 1296 5th Jan 2015 Harry Alder by Grace & Favour, Butcher 1297 5th Jan 2015 Paul Anderson by Grace & Favour, Bricklayer 1298 5th Jan 2015 Christopher G Atkinson by Grace & Favour, Ropemaker 1299 5th Jan 2015 Nicholas B Atkinson by Grace & Favour, Ropemaker 1300 5th Jan 2015 Elizabeth Ann Potts by Grace & Favour, daughter of Hostman 1301 9th Jan 2017 Barbara Nesbitt by Grace & Favour, Shipwright 1302 9th Jan 2017 Stephen Mills by Grace & Favour, Skinner & Shipwright 1303 8th Jan 2018 Helen Birkett by Grace & Favour, Cordwainer 1304 8th Jan 2018 Josephine Smith by Grace & Favour, Skinners

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Enrolment of Apprentices

Date of Enrolment Name of Apprentice Name and description of the Father of the Apprentice Name of Master 16 Apl 1603 Theodor Wright Not given. Indenture dated 1st Aug 1600 Henry Chapman James Scoles Not given. Indenture dated 24th Aug 1601 William Jackson Samuel Handcocks Not given. Indenture dated 11th Nov 1602 Henry Maddison David Taylor Not given. Indenture dated 26th Jan 1603 William Bonner 4 Jan 1609 Nicholas Blaxton William Blaxton, Esquire Thomas Riddell 4 Jan 1610 John Hexson Anthony Hexson of Gateshead Raphe Colle 24 Sep 1610 George Waynhouse Roger Waynehouse of Cartmell, Lancashire, yeoman William Jenison 4 Jan 1616 Thomas Mettham William Mettham of Sneton, county York, gentleman William Sherwood 4 June 1616 Avery Robinson Robert Robinson of East Renton, county Durham Sir Thomas Riddell, Knight 4 Jan 1642 Thomas Lewen Not given Sir Thomas Riddell, Knight 4 Jan 1643 Raphe Colman Not given Robert Bewicks William Preston Not given Raphe Cole 19 Mar 1646 Christopher Surties Raphe Surties the younger Thomas Bewicke 23 Dec 1646 John Applebie Robert Applebie of Whickham, yeoman Robert Bewicke 26 Mar 1647 Marmaduke Constable Marmaduke Constable of Yarum, Yorkshire, gentleman George Dawson Anthonie Williamson James Williamson of Benwell, Northumberland, yeoman William Milborne 13 Aug 1647 Thomas Clarke Anthonie Clarke of ? in the county of Northumberland, yeoman Edward Stott 4 Nov 1647 George Winshopp Henry Winshopp of Marshallands, county Durham, yeoman Henry Maddison 30 Mar 1648 Thomas Lauren Edward Lauren, late of Kirk Harle, Northumberland, yeoman Raphe Maddison 31 Oct 1648 Richard Lambert Richard Lambert of Corbridge, Northumberland, clerke Robert Bewicke

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9 Mar 1649 William Poyd John Poyd of Blaydon, country Durham, yeoman Robert Jenison William Cotesworth Charles Cotesworth of Eggleston, county Durham, yeoman Thomas Ledgard 19 June 1649 Robert Elliott Robert Elliott of Whickham, county Durham, yeoman Thomas Crome the elder Henry Baine William Baine of Stella, county Durham, yeoman Christopher Folkesbie Richard Dann Alexander Dann of Newcastle, yeoman William Wallis Mathew Café John Café of Carlisle, gentleman Robert Bewicke 13 July 1649 Thomas Watson John Watson of Papcastle, county Cumberland, yeoman George Dawson 19 Mar 1650 Richard Waller John Waller of Wylam, county Northumberland, yeoman Thomas Milborne Michael Coatsworth Charles Cotesworth of Eggleston, county Durham, yeoman Lenard Carr 20 Feb 1652 John Waithman John Waithman of Kirkby Kendal, county Westmoreland, yeoman Edward Man 2 Nov 1652 Raiph Midford Cuthbert Midford of East Heabborne, county Durham, gentleman Thomas Bewicke 11 May 1658 Peter Astell William Astell of Newcastle, gentleman George Dawson Francis Hopps Thomas Hopps of Sandhutton, county York, yeoman Henry Maddeson Thomas Belly John Belly, late of Benwell, yeoman, deceased Robert Shaftoe John Hall Edward Hall of Wimbleton, county Durham, yeoman William Carr 17 May 1654 Bartholomew Joblin William Joblin, late of Truncke Snaith, county Durham, yeoman Stephen Hutcheson 16 Aug 1654 Thomas Leehatt Thomas Leehatt of West Bookenhaugh, county Northumberland, clerke Thomas Mills 27 Apr 1654 John Fletcher John Fletcher, late of East Brandon, county Durham, yeoman John Iley 15 Aug 1655 John Wouldhave Henry Wouldhave of Newcastle, saddler William Wallis 17 Mar 1656 Lancelot Fenwicke Robert Fenwicke of Prudhoe, Northumberland, yeoman Robert Mitford 30 Apr 1657 William Lisle John Lisle of Wimbleton, county Durham, yeoman Thomas Todd Richard Walker John Walker the elder of Rombaldkirke, county Durham, yeoman Leonard Carr George Watson, late of Cocklepark, Northumberland, gentleman, Robert Watson deceased John Butler John Newton John Newton of Broomley, Northumberland, joyner Ralphe Jenison 27 June 1657 John Blackett John Blackett, late of Stanhopp, county Durham, gentleman James Claveringe 31 July 1657 John Emmerson Ralphe Emmerson of the Teame Snaith, county Durham, yeoman George Errington Robert Wilkinson George Wilkinson of Wimbleton, county Durham George Beadnell

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18 Sept 1657 Thomas Bowman Robert Bowman of the field, Earth, county Cumberland, yeoman Thomas Bewicke Nicholas Newbie Nicholas Newbie, late of the city of Durham, fuller and dyer, deceased James Cole of Gateshead 25 Mar 1658 Robert Greene George Greene of Newton, Northumberland, yeoman Robert Shafto John Elliott Arthur Elliott of Newcastle, yeoman Michaell Bonner Giles Wilson Hugh Wilson, late of Pinrith, Cumberland, yeoman Richard Donn 29 July 1658 Tobie Highington Tobie Highington of Coateham, county Durham, gentleman Raphe Johnson 4 May 1658 John Usher John Usher of Broomehaugh, Northumberland, yeoman William Milborne 29 July 1658 Henry Simpson Francis Simpson of Cotharston, county York, yeoman George Dawson 20 Jan 1859 William Pearson James Pearson, late of Newcastle, merchant, deceased John Watson 25 Feb 1659 John Hopper Thomas Hopper, late of Blackheadley, county Durham, yeoman, deceased Alexander Wall 18 Nov 1659 James Holmes James Holmes of Newcastle, yeoman Robert Carr 10 Feb 1660 Thomas Watson John Watson of Great Haswell, county Durham, yeoman James Cole 8 Feb 1661 Thomas Armorer Francis Armorer of Tweedmouth, county Durham, gentleman Thomas Belly 6 Mar 1661 Robert Ogle Henry Ogle, late of Whickham, gentleman, deceased James Cole 31 May 1661 Robert Horsley Alexander Horsley, late of Teem, county Durham, yeoman, deceased John Emerson Thomas Jaynes Thomas Jaynes, late of the city of London, gentleman deceased Ralph Bowes Robert Smith James Smith, late of Swalwell, county Durham, milner, deceased Francis Hoppes Edward Gatenby John Gatenby of Howdon pans, Northumberland, yeoman William Fenwick 10 Jan 1662 Lyonell Hindmers George Hindmers, late of Swalwell, county Durham, yeoman, deceased Thomas Bewick 6 Mar 1662 George Pescod George Pescod of Swalwell, county Durham, yeoman Raphe Grey the younger 13 June 1662 Christopher Hunter Edmond Hunter of Kenton, Northumberland, yeoman Bartram Shaftoe 12 June 1663 John Wheatley Richard Wheatley of Leeds, county York, clothworker Robert Shafto William Davy William Davy of Thropton, Northumberland, yeomam Raphe Carr 9 July 1664 John Hymers William Hymers of Dunston, county Durham, yeoman Sir Francis Anderson, Knight 23 Jan 1665 George Harrison William Harrison, South Shore, Gateshead, county Durham, yeoman John Emerson Thomas Hunter John Hunter of Newborne, Northumberland, yeoman Ralph Johnson 5 June 1665 George Hedlam George Hedlam, late of Wolsingham, county Durham, taylor William Blackett Thomas Rawling Thomas Rawling of Gateshead, county Durham, yeoman Ralph Carr 69

22 June 1665 Alexander Lambe Andrew Lambe of Newcastle, yeoman Hew Maddison Andrew Latimer Cuthbert Latimer of West Linton, Cumberland, yeoman William Blackett Andrew Carr George Carr of Lesbury, Northumberland, yeoman Robert Carr 8 May 1866 Thomas Partis Thomas Partis of Newcastle, yeoman Robert Mitford Edward Milbourn Reynard Milbourn of Newcastle, yeoman William Blackett 29 Jan 1667 James Quinsey Laurence Quinsey of Newcastle, yeoman John Watson 9 Aug 1667 William Hunter John Hunter, Newborne, Northumberland, yeoman John Varey 12 Sept 1667 James Renwick John Renwick of Teame Staith, county Durham, staithman Ralph Johnson 24 Jan 1668 Matthew Mounsey Thomas Mounsey of Graystook, Cumberland, gentleman John Watson 5 Feb 1669 Richard Waterhouse Richard Waterhouse of Strechgate, county Durham, yeoman Robert Ellison John Pigg William Pigg of Newcastle, weaver Ralph Grey John Potts John Potts of North Seaton, Northumberland, yeomam John Emerson Tobias Heighington, late of Coaltham, county Durham, gentleman, Thomas Heighington deceased Ralph Johnson 30 July 1669 Thomas Laigne James Laigne of East Brandon, county Durham, yeoman John Fletcher John Tully James Tully of Streetgate, county Durham, yeoman Tobias Heighington 14 Apr 1671 John Pescod George Pescod of Swalwell, county Durham, yeoman Henry Maddison Charles Watson Anthony Watson of Fencoats, county York, yeoman John Fletcher Walter Scott Walter Scott, late of Newcastle, yeomam John Blackett 31 Jan 1673 Robert Reverly Thomas Reverly, late of Millfield, Northumberland, yeoman John Emmerson 6 Mar 1673 Matthias Partis Thomas Partis , late of Newcastle Robert Mitford Thomas Haggerston Ralph Haggerston, late of Righton, Woodside, yeoman John Fletcher 26 Feb 1674 John Pinckney George Pinckney of Newcastle, yeoman Robert Ellison 11 Aug 1675 Cuthbert Snow John Snow of Fallowfield, Northumberland, yeoman Sir William Blackett, Knight John Horsnell John Horsnell, late of the city of Oxford, gentleman, deceased Christopher Hunter William Selby William Selby of Beele-on-the-Hill, county Durham, gentleman, deceased John Varey 17 Mar 1675 Philip Emerson John Emerson of Gateshead, blacksmith Tobias Heighington Christopher Jackson William Jackson, late of Whickham, yeoman John Blackett

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17 Mar 1675 Stephen Pouls Richard Pouls of Newcastle, pully maker Lyonell Hindmers 12 Apr 1676 George Fletcher William Fletcher, late of Newton, Northumberland, yeoman Thomas Bewick Edward Grey George Grey late of newcastle, master and mariner George Pescod John Greenwell Samuell Greenwell of Whickham, yeoman Bartram Shafto Benjamin Barton Benjamin Barton Cuthbert Dikes 6 June 1676 William Chamber Robert Chambers of Blaydon Ralph Jenison 19 Jan 1677 Parcivall Vypont Thomas Vypont, late of Auston Moore, Cumberland, yeoman, deceased Humphrey Pibus 28 July 1678 Thomas Robson ? Robson of ?, in the county of ? James Quincy 5 May 1679 John Hindmers George Hindmers of Newcastle Lyonell Hindmers William Story Sir Francis Anderson 4 Aug 1679 Michael Dent Michaell dent of Middleton Christopher Shadforth William Heryson Not given Sir Francis Anderson 20 Jan 1680 Thomas Wilson John Wilson of Ponder's Close, county Durham, yeoman Sir Ralph Carr, Kt 17 Jan 1682 William Cleugh Robert Cleugh of Elswicke, Northumberland, yeoman Thomas Bewick Ambrose Stephenson John Stephenson of Kyo, county Durham, gentleman Bartram Shaftoe Henry Walters Izack Waters of Gateshead, county Durham, yeoman Robert Cleggett Thomas Jobling William Jobling of Trunckstaithe, county Durham, yeoman Miles Mann 3 Oct 1682 Richard Haswell William Haswell of Hebborne, county Durham, yeoman Joseph Ellison Henry Wallas Henry Wallas of Walsingham, county Durham, yeoman George Harrison 4 Jan 1684 Jonathan Watson John Watson of Sheperd's House, county Durham, gentleman John Watson 11 Mar 1684 Lowrence Hewison William Hewison of Newcastle, yeoman James Quinoe John Maddison Lyonnell Maddison, late of Gateshead, yeoman John Emerson 25 Apr 1684 Anthony Slater Thomas Slater of Ouseburn, Northumberland, miller Henry Milbourne 11 Sept 1684 William Johnson Henry Johnson of ffellonshoare, county Durham, yeoman Mathew Cape 16 Oct 1685 Thomas Brumell Thomas Brumell of Braithwhaite, Cumberland, yeoman William Blackett Timothy Rawling Christopher Rawling of Readheugh, county Durham, yeoman Henry Brabant Robert Tayler John Tayler of Stowhouse, county Durham, yeoman Sir James Clavering Thomas Greive Matthew Greive of Benwell, Northumberland, yeoman John Philipson 71

16 Oct 1685 George Chapman Michael Chapman late of Wolsingham, county Durham, mercer, deceased George Harrison Richard Pearson William Pearson, late of Coldbeck, Cumberland, yeoman William Hutchinson 4 Jan 1686 George Johnson Thomas Johnson, late of Dunston, county Durham, gentleman, deceased Robert Oyle 13 Apr 1686 George Smailes Thomas Smailes of Morpeth, Northumberland, yeoman Garrett Starkin Henry Atkinson Henry Atkinson of Gateshead, county Durham, yeoman John Rogers John Rea William Rea of Monkseaton, Northumberland, gentleman Matthew Kirkley John Swaddell George Swaddell of Newcastle, master and mariner Cuthbert Snow George Harrison George Harrison of Sunderland, county Durham, gentleman Lionell Blaigdon Thomas Bould John Bould, late of Castlegarth, Newcastle, tayler, deceased George Headlam Dudley Emerson William Emerson, late of Gateshead of Wardile, county Durham, yeoman John Ellison 4 May 1686 Cuthbert Atkinson Edward Atkinson, late of Newcastle, master and mariner, deceased Sir Ralph Jenison 22 June 1686 George Haistings William Haistings, late of Gateshead, miller, deceased Thomas Liddle 28 June 1687 John Lyell David Lyell of Tweedmouth, county Durham, malster, deceased John Rumney William Swinburn John Swinburn of Stella, county Durham, yeoman John Marley 19 July 1687 George Iley William Iley of Stella, county Durham, deceased Lionell Maddison Robert Henderson George Henderson, late of Newton, Northumberland, gentleman John Leoman 22 Dec 1687 Thomas Bell Not given George Pescod Samuel Newton Richard Newton of Eltringham, Northumberland, gentleman John Squire John Carr Robert Carr of Belford, Northumberland, gentleman William Starkin Joshua Baker Thomas Baker, late of Elmpark, county Durham, gentleman George Harrison Ralph Thorp Robert Thorp of Newcastle, master and mariner Henry Milburne 22 Sept 1868 Richard Haswell Not given. Turned over from Jos. Ellison, deceased, to Joseph Carr Mrs. Dame Christian Timothy Rawling Not given. Turned over from Henry Brabant Esq., deceased, to Brabant Richard Johnson Not given. Turned over from Matthew Cope, deceased, to Henry Jenison 8 Mar 1689 Robert Bailiffe Thomas Baliffe of Gateshead, county Durham, master and mariner John Varey Humphrey Vaughan Leonard Vaughan of Newcastle, master and mariner Edward Grey 19 Oct 1689 Thomas fforster James fforster, late of Dunston, county Durham, yeoman Christopher Shadforth

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19 Oct 1689 Richard Middleton Nathanael Middleton of the city of Durham, gentleman Cuthbert Snow Thomas Clerk John Clerk, late of Gateshead, county Durham, milwright, deceased Joseph Bell Joseph Green Thomas Green, late of Newcastle, master and mariner, deceased Robert Wetwang William Stonehouse Henry Stonehouse of Whitby, county York, master and mariner John Clavering John Emerson John Emerson of Coxclose, county Durham, gentleman Henry Liddell Thomas Taylor Ralph Tailor of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, ffitter John Blackett Charles Vaughan John Vaughan of Newcastle, master and mariner John Emerson Thomas Wilkinson William Wilkinson of Gateshead, master and mariner Joseph Atkinson William ffenwicke George ffenwicke of South Shields, county Durham, gentleman Thomas Ledgard John Grey John Grey, late of Stannington, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased Michael Dent 6 Aug 1690 John Heath William Heath of the Castlegarth in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, taylor ffrancis Anderson Lyonnell Moore Robert Moore of Berwicke-upon-Tweed, barber-chirurgeon John Douglas Charles Atkinson Charles Atkinson of Apletreehill, county Northumberland, yeoman Mathew Matfin 3 Mar 1691 George Iley William Iley of Stella, county Durham, deceased Lyonell Maddison Ellis Inchbald Edward Inchbald, late of Howdon, county York, yeoman Albert Hodshon Theophilus Nicholson George Nicholson of Hudlehengh, county Cumberland, clerk Nicholas Errington 6 May 1691 Ralph Douglas ? Douglas of ? William Riddle 5 Aug 1691 John Yates John Yates of Burlington, county York, merchant William Johnson Cuthbert Barras William Barras of Whickham, county Durham, yeoman George ffletcher 18 Nov 1691 George Armstrong George Armstrong of Scotchwood, county Northumberland, yeoman Lionell Blaigdon 3 Feb 1692 Christopher Connyers Thomas Connyers of Oxenfeild, county Durham, gentleman Sir Mark Milbank, Bart Thomas French Thomas French, late of Hatley, county Lancester, yeoman, deceased Lancelot Fenwick 1 June 1692 Tobias Blakistone Tobias Blakistone, late of the city of Durham, gentleman Henry Milbourne Thomas Kedyee John Kedyee of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gardiner William Aubone William Strong, late of Mitford, county Northumberland, yeoman, Ralph Strong deceased Thomas Bewick 3 Aug 1692 William Dunn Robert Dunn of Ketton, county Durham, yeoman Garrett Starkin

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John Ainsley, late of Heigham Dikes, county Northumberland, gentleman, 3 Aug 1692 George Ainsley Sir James Clavering, Bart deceased 22 Nov 1692 John Vasey James Vasey of Newlands, county Durham, yeoman Thomas Liddle William Ashburne William Ashburne of Hexham, Northumberland, gentleman George Harrison Lyonell Coalepitts Roger Coalpitts of Long Newton, county Darham, gentleman Joseph Atkinson John Yapp John Yapp late of the city of Durham, gentleman, deceased Thomas Rawling Stephen Coulson Stephen Coulson of Bounderhouse, in the parish of Ryton and county John Storey Durham, gentleman 7 Feb 1694 ffrancis Collinson John Collinson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman John Emerson William Harrison Josias Harrison, late of Berwicke, yeoman, deceased Suerties Swinburne George Wetherby George Wetherby of Councrooke, county Durham, yeoman Ambrose Stephenson 27 Sept 1694 William Atkinson Henry Atkinson, late of Gateshead, county Durham, gentleman John Rogers ffrancis Armorer Robert Armorer of Tweedmouth, county Durham, gentleman Thomas Armorer Ralph Thompson Ralph Thompson of Gateshead, county Durham, cordwainer John Maddison Thomas French Not given. Lancelott Fenwicke 14 Nov 1694 Robert Carr Gerard Carr of Slaleywood foot, Northumberland, yeoman Henry Wallas 6 Feb 1695 Samuel Lowdon Samuel Lowdon of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, distiller William Johnson John Robinson Nicholl Robinson of Bladon, county Durham, gentleman Sir Edward Blackett Anthony Stephenson Anthony Stephenson of Chopwell west wood, county Durham, gentleman John Clavering 21 Aug 1696 John Lumsdell Bartholomew Lumsdell of Jarrow, county Durham, yeoman Robert Wetwang 16 Apl 1697 Thomas Young Christopher Young, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, doctor of physick Henry Milburne Richard Binks Richard Binks of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Ambrose Stephenson Samuel Conyers Ralph Conyers of Sunderland near the sea, county Durham, clerk John Swaddell 24 Sept 1697 Thomas Stokoe Thomas Stokoe of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Thomas Bewicke John Stanwix John Stanwix of Great Usworth, county Durham, gentleman John Leamon John Simpson John Simpson of Caldwell, county Yorke, yeoman Charles Matfin 18 Mar 1698 George Harding Richard Harding of Hollingside, county Durham, gentleman Garrett Starkin Thomas Chambers Stephan Chambers of Stella, county Durham, gentleman John Wilkinson

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18 Mar 1698 Stephen Iley William Iley, late of Stella, county Durham, yeoman Henry Atkinson Robert Wallas Robert Wallas of Benwell, Norhumberland, gentleman William Jenison 20 May 1698 Lovell Jackson Lovell Jackson of Denton Staiths, Northumberland, yeoman William Riddell 18 Nov 1698 Thomas Armstrong John Armstrong, late of Glennwhelt, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased John Bell Thomas Allan Thomas Allan of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Henry Jenison Christopher Coperthwaite, late of Hexham, Northumberland, yeoman, 19 May 1699 John Coperthwaite deceased Sir William Blackett, Bart. John Minikin Thomas Minikin of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Edward Grey 10 Nov 1699 William Harrison No Particulars Sir Ralph Carr 9 Feb 1700 John Shaw John Shaw of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, trunk maker, deceased George Headlam 8 May 1700 George Pallister John Pallister of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joyner, deceased Suerties Swinburne fforster Muschamp Ralph Muschamp of Spittle, county Durham, gentleman Charles Matfin 28 Aug 1700 Thomas Ord John Ord of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Edward Grey 18 Nov 1700 Andrew Dick Andrew Dick of Corpeland, Northumberland, yeoman John Blackett Joseph Morrison George Morrison, late of Morpeth, Northumberland, yeoman William Bell John Atkinson Matthew Atkinson of East Row, Northumberland, gentleman Charles Atkinson Thomas Hodgkin Benjamin Hodgkin of the city of London, banker George Harrison John Broune John Broune of the glassehouse nigh the towne and county of Jeremiah Hunter Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman 5 Feb 1701 James Yapp John Yapp, late of the city of Durham, gentleman, deceased Robert Jenison 25 Jun 1701 Christopher Robinson Ralph Robinson of Lobley Hill, county Durham, yeoman Joseph Atkinson 4 Feb 1702 Robert Marley Gabriell Marley of Cowclose, county Durham, gentleman William Johnson Roger Colepitts, late of Long Newton, county Durham, gentleman, 6 May 1702 Joseph Colepitts deceased John Swaddell 18 Nov 1702 Joshua Middleton Joshua Middleton, of the Glasshouses, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne Richard Middleton 4 Feb 1703 Leonard Cooke George Cooke of Brumpton-upon-Swale, county Yorke, gentleman Ralph Carr 5 May 1703 Michaell Watson Michaell Watson, late of Newbottle, county Durgam, deceased George Iley 9 Feb 1704 John Humble Thomas Humble of Scotchwood, Northumberland, yeoman Henry Atkinson

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5 May 1704 Joshua Cookfeild Nicholas Cookfeild of Stockton, county Durham, merchant Peter Potts Thomas Richardson Edward Richardson of Wallbottle, Northumberland, yeoman Thomas fforster Andrew Dicks No particulars - turned over from Thomas Brumell to Garrett Starkin Thomas Brumell Edward Brumill of North Shields, Northumberland, gentleman Thomas Brumell 2 Aug 1704 Ralph Snawdon Ralph Snawdon, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, master and mariner Nicholas Ridley 15 Sep 1704 Christopher Barker Allen Barker of Richmond, county York, baker Sir Edward Blackett 15 Nov 1704 John Armorer Robert Armorer of the Spittle, county Durham, gentleman ffrancis armorer John Thompson John Thompson, late of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne, master and mariner Philip Hodshon 7 Feb 1705 William Bulman William Bulman of Low Heaton, yeoman Ellis Inchbald Thomas Watson John Watson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, fitter Joseph Barnes Benjamin Williamson William Williamson of Lamesley, county Durham, gardener John Rogers Alexander Shaw John Shaw of Denton, county Durham, clerke Charles Atkinson Joseph Watson John Watson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Henry Lyddle James Scott William Scott of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman ffrancis Collinson 22 May 1705 John Smith Richard Smith, late of Tinmouth, Northumberland, gentleman Lyonnell Colepitts Bartholomew Davison John Davison of Halton, northumberland, yeoman Edward Grey John Crossebey John Crossebey, late of Stockton, county Durham, yemoman William Bell John Stafford John Stafford, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joyner John Bell 22 Aug 1705 Henry Waters Henry Waters senr of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Ambrose Barnes Isaac Dunn George Dunn, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mariner, deceased Thomas Grieve 13 Feb 1706 William Wilkinson John Wilkinson of Docken Dale, county Durham ? Charles Atkinson John Robinson Thomas Robinson of Worsell, Yorkshire ? Edward Colvill 7 June 1706 Daniel Soulsby William Soulsby, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, plumber, deceased Mathew White Thomas Asquith Thomas Asquith of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ffeltmaker Jonathan Jeffreyson Edward Robson Edward Robson of Holmeshaugh, Northumberland, gentleman John Wilkinson Richard Dobson Michael Dobson of Whickham, county Durham, yeoman Timothy Rawlin 8 Oct 1707 John Emerson John Emmerson of Coxclose, county Durham, gentleman John Coatsworth 12 Feb 1708 Bartholomew Pratt Bartholomew Pratt, late of Acomb, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased Robert Ellison

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8 Dec 1708 Thomas Dodds John Dodds of Snabdough, Northumberland, yeoman William Bowman Joshua Braidley William Braidley of Gateshead, county Durham, gentleman Robert Jennison William Sowerby Lawrence Sowerby of Fishburne, county Durham, gentleman Tobias Blakiston Thomas Guy Henry Guy of Corbridge, Northumberland, Clerke John Douglas ffrancis Cay ffrancis Cay of Low Middleton, county Durham, gentleman George Henderson 12 Aug 1708 George Smith John Smith, late of the city of Durham, gentleman, deceased William Bootflower John Crow John Crow, late of Apleby, Westmoreland, gentleman, deceased Edward Harrison John Dent John Dent of Middleton, Teasdale, county Durham, gentleman John Swaddle John Ord Thomas Ord, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman, deceased Joseph Barnes Charles Stephenson Anthony Stephenson of Chopwelwood, county Durham, gentleman Garrett Starkin Christopher Humble Thomas Hunble of Eastbowden, county Durham, gentleman John Maddison 24 Nov 1709 John Wetherell John Wetherell of Askrigg in Winsendale, Yorkshire, yeoman Thomas Davison Roger Hutton Ralph Hutton of Whickham, county Durham, yeoman Henry Waters 5 May 1710 ffrancis Barrow Christopher Barrow of Shankfoot, Northumberland, gentleman ffrancis Rudstone Ralph ffetherstonhaigh Henry ffetherstonhaigh, late of Standley, county Durham, gentleman Edward Grey Thomas Ayton Thomas Hayton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Jonathan Jeffreyson William Watson George Watson of Owesburne, Northumberland, gentleman Robert Wallas 26 May 1710 Thomas Bincks Richard Bincks, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ffitter, deceased Thomas Liddell 29 Sept 1710 William Johnson George Johnson of Monkseaton, Northumberland, yeoman John Johnson 4 Jan 1711 Joshua Curtis Robert Curtis of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Sir Edward Blackett, Bart 8 June 1711 Michael Emmerson John Emmerson, late of Coxclose, county Durham, gentleman, deceased John Coatesworth William Thompson ? Thompson, late of Eachwick, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased Thomas Brumell William Richardson Thomas Richardson of Bywell, Northumberland, yeoman Robert Fenwick William Robinsn Thomas Robinson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman John Simson Joseph Smith George Smith of Stockley, county Durham, yeoman Lyonell Coalpitts John ffallowfield William ffallowfield of Bowton, Westmoreland, yeoman Andrew Dick Athelstan Buck Anthony Buck, late of the city of Durham, gentleman George Iley John Turnbull Henry Turnbull of Elswick, Northumberland, yeoman James Quincy 77

7 Nov 1711 John Williamson William Williamson of Cassey Park, Northumberland, yeoman James Clavering Joseph Harrison, late of the South Shoar, county Durham, yeoman, 4 April 1712 George Harrison deceased ffrancis Armourer 28 Oct 1712 Jonathan Melvin William Melvin, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joyner, deceased Lionell Moore 22 Jan 1713 Henry Smith Thomas Smith of Dunston, county Durham, gentleman Peter Potts Thomas Stoddart William Stoddart of Meadowfield, Northumberland, yeoman John Cay John Morris William Morris of Unthank, Northumberland, yeoman Matthew White 21 July 1713 Thomas Oliver Thomas Oliver of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Richard Ridley 16 Oct 1713 George Embleton Thomas Embleton of Shilbottle, Northumberland, yeoman Philip Hodgshon Robert Dent Robert Dent of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Thomas Bewick 14 Dec 1713 Thomas Airey George Airey of Gateshead, county Durham, gentleman George Liddle 8 Apr 1714 Jonathan Carlisle Michael Carlise of the city of Carlisle, yeoman William Ramsay Daniel Park John Park, late of Warton, Northumberland, gentleman Charles Atkinson Robert Hullock William Hullock, late of Barnard Castle, county Durham, yeoman, deceased Tobias Blakiston Robert Humble Robert Humble of Ryton, county Durham, yeoman William Harrison James Hutchinson James Hutchinson of Winlington, county Durham, yeoman John Robinson John Havelock Thomas Havelock of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Ralph Douglas 13 July 1714 William Winter William Winter, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman, deceased Nicholas Rand Thomas Hunter John Hunter of Gateshead, county Durham, gentleman Matthias Partis James Banson John Banson of Peareth, Cumberland, yeoman Jeremiah Hunter John Humble Michael Humbe of Ryton, county Durham, gentleman John Punsheon 4 Nov 1714 Ewbank Curry Matthew Curry, late of Bedlington, county Durham, yeoman, deceased Garrett Starkin James Spark Mathew Spark of Annandale, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased Thomas Taylor Charles Hoodless William Hoodless of Brampton, Cumberland, yeoman Henry Milburn 6 May 1715 Anthony Challoner Robert Challoner of Blyth, county Durham, gentleman James Quincey Thomas Shaftoe Robert Shaftoe of Elswick, Northumberland, yeoman Edward Grey John Johnson George Johnson of Monkseaton, Northumberland, yeoman Ralph Snowdon Robert Clavering Thomas Clavering, late of Alnwick, Northumberland, gentleman, deceased John Humble

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8 Mar 1716 George ffetherston John ffetherston of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman William Ellison James Gregory Robert Gregory of Caldwell, Yorkshire, yeoman John Simpson James Brankston James Brankston of Newcasatle-upon-Tyne, gentleman, deceased John Swaddle Meaburn Smith Thomas Smith of Morton Douse, county Durham, esquire Nicholas Errington 15 Jun 1716 Joseph Turner Samuel Turner of the town of Cambridge, cordwainer Nicholas ffenwick William Selby William Selby, late of Beal, county Durham, gentleman, deceased John Armorer John Maud ? Maud of the city of London, gentleman William Emmerson 20 May 1717 Charles Lambton Farvell Lambton, of Hardwicke, county Durham, gentleman Thomas Brummell, Senior William Scott William Scott of Sandgate, Northumberland, yeoman Thomas Brummell, Junior John Laidler William Laidler of Swalwell, county Durham, yeoman George Smales Peter Carter John Carter of Walk, county Yorke, clerk, deceased Henry Atkinson John Wake Thomas Wake, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman, deceased James Rauling 4 Jan 1718 Henry Blackett Christopher Blackett of Stockley, county Durham, gentleman William Bulman James Nicholson Joseph Nicholson, of Whittingham, Northumberland, vicar Thomas Davison 19 Jun 1718 Joseph Newton John Newton of Stephens hall, county Durham, yeoman Daniel Soulsby Thomas Dawson, late of Burnefoot, Northumberland, gentleman, 12 Jan 1719 Matthew Dawson John Douglas deceased James Nicholson James Nicholson of Whittingham, Northumberland, gentleman George Iley Robert Hunter George Hunter of Birtley, county Durham, gentleman William Sowerby John Cuthbert John Cuthbert of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sergeant-at law Ralph Reed Joseph Gamul ffrances Gamul of Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland, vicar Richard Ridley 5 Mar 1719 Thomas Ord William Ord of Edmond Byars, county Durham, gentleman Charles Atkinson 16 July 1719 William Jackson Matthew Jackson of Gateshead, county Durham, gentleman Andrew Dick 6 Oct 1720 Lancelott Ward Richard Ward of Warkup, Westmoreland, clark, deceased Henry Waters John Hearst Henry Hearst of Ryton, county Durham, gentleman John Humble Christopher Railton Rowland Railton, late of Milburns, Westmoreland, yeoman, deceased William Ellison Robert Widdrington, late of Hauxley, Northubmerland, gentleman, 4 Jan 1721 John Widdrington Joshua Douglas deceased

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4 Jan 1721 John Moor Thomas Moor of Otterburne, county Tividale, North Britain, gentleman ffrancis armorer 13 Dec 1721 John Newton John Newton late of Ellringham, Northumberland, gentleman, deceased John Robinson, junior Enoch ffallowfeild John ffallowfeild of Belton, Westmoreland, gentleman John Reed George Newton Cuthbert Newton of Tanfield, county Durham, yeoman John Robinson Leonard Scott Joseph Scott, late of Lissick, Cumberland, gentleman John Swaddell Alexander Brown Nicholas Brown, late of Boulton, Northumberland, gentleman John Armorer Robert Noble George Noble of Whitby, county York, master and mariner Joseph Colepitts 12 Mar 1722 William Leaton Anthony Leaton of Marley Hill, county Durham, gentleman Charles Atkinson 4 July 1722 William Jefferson William Jefferson of Croft, county York, gentleman John Simpson Robert Sheriffe John Sheriffe of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gardner ffrancis Rudston 5 Sep 1722 John Gordon Robert Gordon of Newcastle, yeoman James Moncaster 4 Jan 1723 Joshua Sheilds Thomas Sheilds of Ouseburn, Newcastle, yeoman Matthew White 18 Feb 1723 William Appleby Thomas Appleby of High Callerton, Northumberland, gentleman, deceased Daniel Soulsby James Walker John Walker late of Wylam, Northumberland, gentleman George Headlan Robert Hudspeth William Hudspeth of Corbridge, Northumberland, gentleman William Emmerson 7 Sep 1724 Thomas Mallet Reverend Thomas Mallett, M.A. late vicar of Gainsforth, county Durham Nicholas Rand John Mannuel John Mannuel of newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Henry Peareth Israel Brown Israel Brown, late of South Shields, master and mariner Jeremiah Hunter Malin Sorsbie, late of Ryton, county Durham, Bachelor of Divinity, Benjamin Sorsbie deceased Richard Sudley Adam Kendall John Kendall of Grey Swan, Cumberland, gentlemsn Nicholas Errington 4 Jan 1725 William Sheels Nicholas Sheels of Corbridge, Northumberland, gentleman John Morris John Caldeleugh Peter Caldeleugh of the city of Durham, gentleman Thomas Brummel Robert Reed Nicholas Reed of Bothell, Northumberland, gentleman John Reed Henry Smith Henry Smith of Alemouth, Northumberland, yeoman John Punshon Nicholas Turnbull William Turnbull of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, shipwright Robert Hullock 8 July 1725 George Johnson George Johnson of Monkseaton, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased John Johnson Joseph Stephenson William Stephenson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheesmonger Thomas Airey

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8 July 1725 John Vonholte Henry Vonholte, late of the city of London, merchant, deceased ffrancis Armourer ffrancis Thibon James Thibon of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman George Headlam 4 Jan 1726 Walter Hick Stephen Hick of New Malton, county York, gentleman John Crow David Lattimoor Andrew Lattimoor of Kirklington, Cumberland, gentleman Joseph Smith 9 Aug 1726 Richard Smith George Smith of Stokeley, county Durham, gentleman William Bell George Barrow George Barrow, lare of Henshaw, Northumberlnd, yeoman Thomas Armstrong 4 Jan 1727 George Fairlam John ffairlam or Ryton, Woodside, county Durham, gentleman Charles Atkinson 23 Jan 1727 John Wardell Thomas Wardell of Dudhoe, Northumberland, yeoman Joshua Douglas Ralph Hastings John Hastings, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman John Robinson, Jun Thomas Henderson Thomas Henderson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Thomas Wasse William Surtees Edward Surtees, late of Woodhead, Northumberland, gentleman John Maddison Henry Wailes Richard Wailes of Dalton, Northumberland, yeoman John Morris 4 Jan 1728 Bryan Donkin John Donkin of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Nicholas Fenwick John Wallis John Wallis of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Richard Ridley William Donkin John Donkin of Spittle, county Durham, yeoman John Armorer John Bell John Bell of Garagell, Cumberland, gentleman James ffryer 2 Dec 1728 Thomas Lewans Thomas Lewans, late of Gateshead, master and mariner ffrancis Rudston 16 Oct 1729 Thomas Bewley Joseph Bewley of Nescott, Cumberland, yeoman Stephen Coulson George Parker William Parker of Dunston Bank, county Durham, gentleman George Iley John Sheppard Peter Sheppard, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman, deceased Robert Sorsbie ffrancis Baker, late of Tanfield Leigh, county Durham, gentleman, John Baker Thomas Airey deceased James Brown James Brown of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Andrew Dick 13 Oct 1730 Samuel Sheilds Thomas Sheilds of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman John Morris William Hilton John Hilton, late of Scarborough, county York, clerk William Selby William Wood John Wood of Presson, Northumberland, gentleman Charles Atkinson Thomas Stoddart Charles Stoddart of Eglingham, Northumberland, clerk ffrancis Armourer 2 Nov 1730 Joseph Ord William Ord of Edmundbieir, county Durhan, gentleman Thomas Ord

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29 Sept 1731 John Beadnell John Beadnell of Ryton, Woodside, county Durham, yeoman William Ellison James Bell John Bell, late of Closegill, Cumberland, yeoman, deceased Robert Sorsbie George Grey George Grey of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, esquire George Mallabar William Aynsley Gawin Aynsley of Littleharle, Northumberland, esquire Richard Ridley Alexander Maxwell James Maxwell of Rothbury, Northumberland, yeoman Matthew White Tench Ryall Maltis Ryall of Peckham, Surrey, esquire Nicholas Ridley Sir William Bowes, late of Streatham Castle, county Durham, Knt, 15 Dec 1731 George Bowes deceased Anthony Tullis 29 Nov 1732 Jonathan Jewett Jonathan Jewett of Ewsburne, Northumberland, Weaver Ralph Sowerby Joseph Dunn Joseph Dunn of Blaydon, county Durham, gentleman John Robinson Ralph Summers Ralph Summers of Grasshill, county Durham, yeoman William Ellison Robert Smith John Smith, late of Broomfoot, Northumberland, yeoman, deceased Peter Russell 26 July 1733 William Handaside George Handaside of Wooler, Northumberland, gentleman John Humble William Blackett John Blackett, late of Wylam, Northumberland, gentleman, deceased Henry Atkinson Thomas Dixon William Dixon of Meadow Heads, Northumberland, yeoman Thomas Ord 4 Dec 1733 ffrancis Storey ffrancis Storey of Raveglass, Cumberland, yeoman Joseph Liddell 4 Dec 1734 Thomas Hills Robert Hills of Hexham, Northumberland, yeoman Nathanael Clayton Edward Mosley Rowland Mosley, late of the city of York, apothecary, deceased Joseph Watson Richard Liddell James Liddle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, master and mariner, deceased Thomas Binks John Smith John Smith, late of Lintz Green, county Durham, yeoman, deceased Joseph Smith 3 Nov 1735 Joseph Peck Richard Peck of Newbiggin, Northumberland, gentleman Joshua Sheilds 8 Sept 1736 Robert Ryatt Robert Ryatt of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman Thomas Airey 29 July 1737 John Hood Robert Hood of Gainford, county Durham, yeoman Ralph Sowerby Ralph Humble John Humble of Ryton, county Durham, yeoman John Humble 8 Dec 11737 Armorer Donkin John Donkin, late of Spittal, county Durham, yeoman, deceased ffrancis Armourer 27 July 1739 John Liddell Thomas Liddell of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman John Robinson, Jr 8 Apr 1741 Philip Dunn James Dunn of North blyth, county Durham, master and mariner William Scott Thomas Stephenson John Stephenson of Nentsberry, Cumberland, gentleman Thomas Airey

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8 Apr 1741 John Hedley William Hedley of South Shields, county Durham, yeoman William Johnson Robert Shortrigg Robert Shortriff of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, house carpenter Joseph Smith 17 Sept 1741 John Wilson John Wilson of Thirne, parish of Watlas, county York yeoman Matthew White Thomas Cockerill Thomas Cockerill of Scarborough, county York, gentleman Salkeld Robinson David Lamb Richard Lamb of Seathil, Cumberland, gentleman John Armorer John Keenlyside William Keenlyside of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman John Crewe 2 July 1742 Thomas Yalloley Robert Yalloley of the Red Hugh, county Durham, yeoman Cuthbert ffenwick 14 July 1743 George Wray George Wray of Teams Staith, yeoman John Vonholte Wilson Anderson ? Anderson, exciseman John Baker John Campion ? Campion, master and mariner William Jefferson 17 May 1748 John ffoster ? Fforster of the citty of Durham, clerk John Vonholte John Hebdon ? Hebdon of Scarborough, county York, gentleman Walter Hick Ralph Simpson Henry Simpson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, innholder John Baker George Errington George Errington of Monkseaton, Northumberland, gentleman William Johnson 20 Nov 1749 Nicholas Brown Alexander Brown of Doxford, Northumberland, esquire Thomas Airey William Henderson Thomas Henderson, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Hostman Ralph Sowerby 12 May 1751 Ralph Jackson ? Jackson (no particulars) William Jefferyson 16 Apr 1751 Robert Potts ? Potts (no particulars) Matthew Bell Alexander Adams ? Adams (no particulars) Edward Mosley John Dale ? Dale (no particulars) Thomas Airey Thomas Hedley ? Hedley of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman John Hedley John Hutchinson ? Hutchinson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yeoman Salkeld Robinson 8 Jan 1756 Creighton Dawson ? Dawson William Scott 8 Mar 1757 John Percivall Livewell Percivell of Blencairn, Cumberland, gentleman Matthew Bell Thomas Naters Thomas naters of Killingworth, Northumberland, husbandman John Baker 22 Jan 1762 John Ward William Ward of Morpeth, Northumberland, esquire Edward Mosley William Johnson Thomas Johnson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gentleman John Baker 4 Mar 1762 Robert Lisle Margaret Lisle of Morpeth, Northumberland, widow Thomas Airey

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27 Oct 1762 James Richardson Henry Richardson of Alnwick, Northumberland, doctor in physic Henry Airey 11 Jan 1768 James Tyler Samuel Tyler late of Morpeth, Northumberland, gentleman, deceased John Hedley Luke Harrison William Harrison of Dentshole, Northumberland, yeoman William Kent 29 Jan 1769 Richard Hetherington James Hetherington of Rigshield, Cumberland David Lamb 2 Apr 1768 Martin Barber Joseph Barber of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller Edward Humble Thomas Isaac Webbersley John Webbersley of Lamesley, county Durham, clerk John Baker 17 Apr 1770 James Thomas Loraine Sir Charles Loraine, late of Kirkhall, Northumberland, baronet, deceased Edward Mosley Thomas Brewster Revd Richard Brewster of Heighington, county Durhan, clerk John Hedley 2 May 1776 Thomas Allen Thomas Allen, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, publican, deceased John Baker William Jackson Paul Jackson, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne William Atkinson Thomas Burdon Richard Burdon of Shieldfield, near Newcastle, gentleman Matthew Bell, Junior Thomas Gibson Henry Gibson of Newcastle, surgeon Edward Mosley 14 Oct 1777 Thomas Couzens William Couzens of Newcastle, innkeeper Henry Scott Cuthbert Johnson of Ebchester Hill, in the couty of Durham, gentleman, 24 Feb 1779 Robert Johnson deceased James Thomas Loraine John Wilkinson William Wilkinson of Newcastle, esquire, deceased John Hedley John Haigh Susannah Haigh of Newcastle, widow George Colpitts 26 Apr 1785 Ralph Haigh Susanna Haigh of Newcastle, widow John Erasmus Blackett George Burdon George Burdon of Newcastle, gentleman John Baker Nicholas Walton the younger, of Farnacres, in the county of Durham, Nicholas Walton gentleman Jonathan Airey Henry Jseph Hounson George Hounson of Trintington, in the county of Sussex John Hedley John Hall Sarah Hall of Newcastle, widow Anthony Hood Thomas Morris Thomas Morris of Kirkharle, yeoman James Thomas Loraine 11 Aug 1787 John Oxley John Oxley of Thornelby, in the county Durham, farmer Robert Lisle Nathaniel Winch of Hampton, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, 4 Oct 1787 Nathaniel Winch deceased Robert Lisle 14 Jan 1790 Jackson Marshall William Marshall of Lambton, in the county of Durham Robert Clayton

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10 Feb 1792 Humble Lamb Joseph Lamb of Newcastle, banker Robert Newton George Dunn Joseph Dunn of Newcastle, gentleman Alexander Adams William Burrell Richard Burrell of Newcastle, publican Henry Airey Henry Weightman Richard Weightman of Killingworth John Haigh Robert Rayne Robert Rayne of Newcastle, merchant John Erasmus Blackett 9 Oct 1792 Dixon Brown William Brown of Long Benton, esquire Anthony Hood 28 Apr 1796 Joseph Dalton John Dalton of Newcastle, gentleman Henry Soot Lewis Legg Lewis Legg of Panishaw, county Durham, gentleman Anthony Hood 4 Jan 1798 Charles Silvertop John Silvertop of Minister Acres, esquire Alexander Adams 29 Sept 1798 Thomas Loggan Thomas Loggan. Turned over to Thomas Gibson Edward Mosley 30 Nov 1799 Gilbert Grey Charles Grey of Newcastle, schoolmaster John Erasmus Blackett 4 Jan 1805 John Dalton John Dalton of Newcastle, gentleman Nathaniel Clayton

17 Jan 1811 John Blackett Thomas Blackett of Newcastle, stone merchant Anthony Hood

4 Jan 1813 John George Scaife Robert Scaife of Newcastle, merchant Thomas Gibson 4 Jan 1816 Robert Usher Robert Usher of Newcastle, coachmaker Nathaniel Clayton 4 Jan 1818 Robert Pearson Edward Pearson of Newcastle, gentleman Dixon Brown Richard Winn William Winn of Newcastle, coal agent Richard Lambert

4 Jan 1823 Thomas Mathewson Alexander Home Matthewson of Dunston, county Durham, agent William Armstrong

Matthew Stephenson Dixon Brown (now Dixon 4 Jan 1826 Dodds John Dodds of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant Dixon) William Robinson 4 Jan 1829 Hoggett John Hoggett of Cowpen Lodge, Northumberland, agent Nathaniel Clayton 4 Jan 1831 Matthew Thompson Thomas Thompson of Byker Bar, gentleman William Armstrong John Anthony Woods William Woods, Newcastle, esquire Dixon Dixon John Dickinson, the 4 Jan 1832 younger John Dickinson, the elder of Westgate, Township of Westgate, John Hall Northumberland, gentleman 85

4 Jan 1832 Marshall Tweddell Margaret Tweddell of Haltwhistle, widow Thomas Cummings Gibson

Joseph Robinson James Robinson of Newcastle, grocer Joseph Crawhall

4 Jan 1834 James Southern Thomas Southern, Benton, Northumberland Thomas Smith the younger

and William Smith

Walter Fergus Robert Fergus of Newcastle, Presbyterian Minister John Hall Henry Harris Hall Henry Hall of South Shields, hardwareman Thomas Cummings Gibson

James Irwin, the 2 Feb 1836 younger James Irwin of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tallow chandler Thomas Smith the younger and William Smith

Richard Beall McAllum Duncan McAllum of Newcastle, surgeon John Hall Lawson Lingstrum 4 Jan 1839 Taylor William Taylor of Newcastle, furniture broker Thomas Cummings Gibson Thomas Smith and William William Gardner John Gardner of Newcastle, tailor Smith Thomas Smith and William Collingwood Tully Grandson of Bartholomew Tully of Darlington, Durham, gentleman Smith

William Shevill James Dunderdale Lishman William Robinson Lishman of Newcastle, banker's clerk (commonly called James Dale)

4 Jan 1840 Henry Coppock Ann Coppock of Newcastle, Shipowner James Dunderdale (commonly called James Dale)

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Thomas Smith and William 4 Jan 1841 George Luckley George Luckley of Newastle, butcher Smith Thomas Smith and William 4 Jan 1842 John Laing Joseph Laing of North Shields, gentleman Smith

John Alexander Manners John Manners of Stevenage, county Hertford, collector of excise Thomas Matthewson and Robert Clay

4 Jan 1843 George Russell George Greenwell Russell of Willington, Northumberland, agent Edward Liddell

4 Jan 1844 Samuel Ridley of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, father's name not recorded Matthew Thompson

Thomas Yellowley Thomas Smith and William Cowan David Cowan of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cabinet maker Smith

5 Jan 1846 Frederick Springman Charles Frederick Springman of Gateshead, schoolmaster James Dunderdale

William Archbold Mackay William Mackay of Newcastle, linen and woolen draper James Dunderdale

John Robson Gilbert Robson of Sacristan, county Durham, agent Thomas Matthewson and

Robert Clay

18 Jan 1848 William Harrison Nephew of William Teesdale of Newcastle, brewer and innkeeper Richard Beall McAllum and William Shevill Lishman

Thomas Smith and William 19 Apr 1848 William Southern Thomasin Southern of Willington, Northumberland, widow Smith

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Thomas Smith and William 9 Oct 1848 Richard Spain William Spain of Tynemouth, Northumberland, grocer Smith

James Dunderdale 10 Jan 1849 Charles Dale Farvell Elizabeth Farvell of Newcastle Richard Beall McAllum and William Shevill Lishman

James Dunderdale John Banks, the 12 Jan 1852 younger John Banks of Newcastle, brewer and innkeeper Richard Beall McAllum and

William Shevill Lishman James Dunderdale

4 July 1853 Cuthbert Burnup William Burnup of Newcatle, timber merchant Richard Beall McAllum and William Shevill Lishman

Ralph Pigg, the Thomas Smith and William 25 Jan 1854 younger Ralph Pigg of Tynemouth, Northumberland, grocer Smith

James Dunderdale 4 Jan 1856 Robert John Arthur Robert Arthur of Newcastle, draper Richard Beall McAllum William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

John Thomas 4 Jan 1858 Whitehead James Whitehead of Newcastle, shipowner William Smith James Dunderdale

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4 Jan 1858 George Turnbull William Turnbull of Newcastle, painter Richard Beall McAllum

William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

Richard Beall McAllum 4 Jan 1859 William Bellerby John Bellerby of Newcastle, builder William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

Richard Beall McAllum Leopold Christian 4 Jan 1859 Selby Leopold Selby of Newcastle, agent William Shevill Lishman and

Frederick Springman

Richard Beall McAllum

Matthew Green George Green of Newcastle, printer William Shevill Lishman and

Frederick Springman

Robert Bell the 4 Jan 1861 younger Robert Bell of South Shields, county Durham, shipowner Richard Beall McAllum

William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

4 Jan 1862 Charles Wesencraft Samuel Wesencraft of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Thomas Eustace Smith

William George Spain William Spain of the brorough of Tynemouth, grocer Thomas Eustace Smith

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4 Jan 1862 William Winship William Ratcliffe Bowman of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, printer and Bowman bookseller Thomas Reid

David Turpia Whale Ellen Whale of North Shields, county Northumberland, widow Thomas Eustace Smith

Richard Beall McAllum 5 Jan 1863 William John Lishman William Shevill Lishman, shipbroker William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

Richard Beall McAllum

5 Dec 1865 William Morrison Henry French Morrison of Newcastle, sailmaker William Shevill Lishman and

Frederick Springman

Richard Beall McAllum

4 Jan 1868 John Robson Robert Robson the elder, of Newcastle, grocer William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

Thomas Eustace Smith

George Robertson Shields of Framlington Place, Newcastle-upon- 4 Jan 1872 Hugh Walter Shield Tyne James Southern and George Luckley

Thomas Eustace Smith 4 Jan 1872 George Southern William Southern of 89 Park Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne James Southern and George Luckley

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4 Jan 1872 Matthew McNaughtan James Mein of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, glass stainer William Shevill Lishman and Mein Frederick Springman

4 Jan 1872 James Call Frances Spink Call of Gateshead, widow William Shevill Lishman and Frederick Springman

William Shevill Lishman 4 Jan 1873 Arthur Henry Nicolls Richard Nicholls of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Frederick Springman and William John Lishman

William Shevill Lishman 5 Jan 1874 Henry Liddell Sarah Liddell of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, widow Frederick Springman and William John Lishman

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GOVERNORS OF THE

COMPANY 1600 TO 2018

1600 William Jenison 1601 George Selbie 1602 Francis Anderson 1603 Robert Dudley 1604 Thomas Riddell 1605 William Jenison 1606 William Jenison 1607 Sir George Selby 1608 James Clavering 1609 Henry Chapman 1610 Thomas Liddell 1611 Francis Anderson 1612 Sir George Selby 1613 Francis Anderson 1614 Thomas Riddell 1615 Thomas Riddell 1616 Sir George Selby 1617 James Clavering 1622 William Jenison 1626 Alexander Davyson. 1627 Peter Riddell. 1636 Thomas Lyddell 1637 Thomas Lyddell 1638 John Marlay, Mayor 1639 Sir Lionell Maddison 1640 Robert Anderson 1641 Nicholas Cole 1642 Leonard Carr 1643 Leonard Carr 1644 Sir John Marlay 1645 Sir Lyonnell Madison 1646 Ralph Gray to Ralph Gray 1652 Ralph Gray 1653 Leonard Carr 1654 Leonard Carr 1655 Robert Shafto

to Robert Shafto 1659 Robert Shafto 1660 John Emmerson

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1661 John Emmerson 1662 William Blackett 1663 William Blackett 1664 Sir James Clavering 1665 Sir Francis Liddell 1666 Henry Maddison 1667 William Blackett 1668 William Blackett 1669 to Ralph Jenison 1674 1675 Thomas Jenison 1676 Sir Francis Anderson 1677 to Sir Ralph Carr 1683 1684 William Blackett 1685 William Aubone 1686 Sir Henry Brabant 1687 Nicholas Cole 1688 Sir William Creagh 1689 Thomas Bewick 1690 William Carr 1691 Sir William Blackett 1692 Sir William Blackett 1693 George Harrison 1694 Nicholas Fenwick 1695 to William Aubone 1700 1701 to Matthew White 1704

1705 to Sir Ralph Carr 1707 1708 Henry Liddell 1709 To Robert Fenwick 1712 1713 To 1716 Matthew White 1717

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to Richard Ridley 1725

1726 to Sir William Blackett 1728 1729 to George Liddell 1740 1741 to John Ord, Mayor 1745 1746 to John Simpson 1786 1787 to John Erasmus Blackett 1814 1815 to Robert Clayton 1825 1826 Dixon Dixon 1827 Dixon Dixon 1828 Thomas Gibson 1829 Thomas Gibson 1830 Richard Lambert 1831 Richard Lambert 1832 to John Brandling 1834 1835 George Brumell 1836 John Brandling 1837 to Joseph Crawhall 1845

1846 John Brandling 1847 John Brandling 1848 to Joseph Crawhall 1850

1851 Dixon Dixon 1852 Dixon Dixon 1853 John Clayton 1854 John Clayton

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1855 to Henry George Liddell, M.P. 1857 1858 John Harle 1859 John Harle 1860 Robert Usher 1861 Robert Usher 1862 Robert Pearson 1863 Robert Pearson 1864 to Edward Johnson 1867 1868 Thomas Emerson Headlam, M.P. 1869 Thomas Emerson Headlam, M.P. 1870 Nathaniel Geo. Clayton 1871 Nathaniel Geo. Clayton 1872 Addison Potter 1873 Addison Potter 1874 George William Hodge 1875 George William Hodge 1876 Charles Henry Young 1877 Charles Henry Young 1878 Thomas Forster 1879 Thomas Forster 1880 Septimus William Rayne 1881 Septimus William Rayne 1882 Edward Ridley 1883 Edward Ridley 1884 William Shevil Lishman 1885 William Shevil Lishman 1886 William Daggett 1887 William Daggett 1888 Thomas George Gibson 1889 Thomas George Gibson 1890 James Henry Ingledew 1891 James Henry Ingledew 1892 Sir Matthew White Ridley 1893 Sir Matthew White Ridley 1894 George Luckley 1895 George Luckley 1896 William Bruce Reid 1897 1897 William Bruce Reid

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1898 to William Haswell Stephenson 1900 1901 Thomas George Gibson

1901 to 1930 Missing

1931 Norman Duguid Walker 1932 Norman Duguid Walker 1933 Brian Mawson Dodds 1934 Brian Mawson Dodds 1935 John Robert Andrews 1936 John Robert Andrews 1937 Alfred Newell Davidson 1938 Alfred Newell Davidson 1939 Percy Welford Davidson 1940 Percy Welford Davidson 1941 Edward Selby Davidson 1942 Edward Selby Davidson 1943 Rowland Sharp 1944 Rowland Sharp 1945 Thomas Sopwith 1946 Thomas Sopwith 1947 Robert Tate 1948 Robert Tate 1949 Joseph Hutchinson 1950 Joseph Hutchinson 1951 Cedric Ian Burrell 1952 Cedric Ian Burrell 1953 Edward Selby Davidson 1954 Edward Selby Davidson 1955 Lorne Campbell Robson 1956 Lorne Campbell Robson 1957 Robert Fulton Walker 1958 Robert Fulton Walker 1959 Roderick Kenneth Dotchin 1960 Roderick Kenneth Dotchin 1961 Norman Dunn 1962 Percy Cooper 1963 Norman Dunn 1964 Percy Cooper 1965 Graham Donald Robson 1966 Graham Donald Robson

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1967 Charles Humphrey Errington 1968 Charles Humphrey Errington 1969 Joseph Hutchinson 1970 Joseph Hutchinson 1971 Robert Sidney Granville Row 1972 Robert Sidney Granville Row 1973 William Henry Cooper 1974 William Henry Cooper 1975 Stanley Dodds 1976 Stanley Dodds 1977 Alan Thompson Alderon 1978 Alan Thompson Alderon 1979 Rowland Errington 1980 Rowland Errington 1981 Peter Sherod Duguid Walker 1982 Peter Sherod Duguid Walker 1983 Geoffrey Michael Jobling 1984 Geoffrey Michael Jobling 1985 Frederick Robert Sutherland 1986 Frederick Robert Sutherland 1987 John Arthur 1988 John Arthur 1989 Ian Campbell Dodds 1990 Ian Campbell Dodds 1991 Stephen Thompson Alderson 1992 Stephen Thompson Alderson 1993 Robert Lee Jobling 1994 Robert Lee Jobling 1995 Capt. Albert Kenneth Blake 1996 Capt. Albert Kenneth Blake 1997 Lionel Robson Lunn 1998 Lionel Robson Lunn 1999 Lionel Robson Lunn 2000 Stephen Thompson Alderson 2001 Peter Fenwick Smith 2002 Peter Fenwick Smith 2003 Joseph William Norman Petty 2004 Joseph William Norman Petty 2005 William George Frizzle 2006 William George Frizzle 2007 William George Frizzle 2008 Dr. Arnold Edward Currall 2009 Dr. Arnold Edward Currall

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2010 Dr. Arnold Edward Currall 2011 Newton Shipley 2012 Newton Shipley 2013 Newton Shipley 2014 Nigel Bewick Ward 2015 Nigel Bewick Ward 2016 Nigel Bewick Ward 2017 Nigel Bewick Ward 2018 Thomas Robert Charlton

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The Hostmen’s Company Of Newcastle upon Tyne

Incorporated by Royal Charter Granted 22nd March 1600 By HM Queen Elizabeth I

Company Rules 2016 Adopted Monday 9th January 2017

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On Monday 4th January 2016 the following brethren were appointed by the Incorporated Company of Hostmen of Newcastle upon Tyne as members of a working party to review and revise the Constitution of the Company.

Nigel Bewick Ward Governor Andrew Joseph Petty Company Clerk Thomas Robert Charlton Honorary Treasurer Arthur Graham Paterson Wright Company Examiner Alan R. Bainbridge Company Member

This document sets out The Rules of The Company by the authority granted to The Officers of the company in accordance with the Royal Charter Granted on 22nd March 1600 by Queen Elizabeth I.

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Contents

Page No.

Precedence of 2016 Constitution 4

Company Name 4

Company Status 4

Company Seal 5

The Objects of The Company 5 - 6

Management Structure 7

Election of Officers 7 - 8

Powers to hold meetings and to make 8 - 9 byelaws

Number of meetings per annum 9

Admission of Members 9 - 10

Conduct of Members 10

Complaints Procedure 11

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The Constitution of The Incorporated Company Of Hostmen of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Rule 1. Precedence of The Royal Charter

This document confirms the retention of the perpetual rights established in the Royal Charter of Queen Elizabeth I in 1600AD and rules made under the powers therein.

These rules are for the good governance of the Company and shall be operational from 9th January 2017 and shall be subordinate to and guided by the Charter and information in the Company documents relating to its management. It clarifies or amends the rules governing the general management of the company that have been made from time to time during the 416 years period of time since its incorporation.

This document modifies the language used in the original charter but aims to reflect the general purport and intentions of the founders.

Rule 2. Company Name 2.1 The legal or long name of the company shall be “The Incorporated Company of Hostmen of Newcastle upon Tyne” 2.2 The working or short title of the company shall be “ The Hostmen’s Company”

Rule 3. Company Status 3.1 General. The Hostmen’s Company is an independent organisation, affiliated to and an integral part of The Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne the representative body of the companies based on the ancient guilds and mysteries existing within the City of Newcastle upon Tyne since time immemorial. It is a Body Corporate and therefore a self-governing body responsible for the operation of company business. 3.2. Powers to Possess Lands and Property and to sue. The Company shall and may be forever hereafter able and capable persons in law to have, obtain, receive and possess lands, tenements, or other property and to dispose of or assign the same. This right is granted to the company and its successors forever, and they may take action in law or be subject to an action.

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Rule 4. Company Seal The Governor, Stewards or members of the Hostmen and their successors may have for ever a Common Seal to serve for their business purposes and may at their pleasure from time to time to alter or renew the said seal as shall seem expedient to them.

Rule 5. The Objects of The Company Since time immemorial as a guild or fraternity of Hostmen, the object was to control the buying and selling of coal, grindstones, rub-stones and whet-stones in or upon the river or port of Tyne. This was confirmed as a perpetual right in Queen Elizabeth’s Charter 1600 when the guild was made an incorporated company. As this trade is now extinct the following objectives will apply. 5.1. Historical The company will continue to be a constituent company of The Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne and to be represented on the Stewards Committee. The company shall be associated with and support where possible the other companies, guilds and mysteries in order to maintain the traditions of the freemen and their companies by continuing to admit qualified persons.

5.2. Knowledge and Involvement The company will seek to promote knowledge and involvement in the company affairs and social activities of the freemen. The company will help and support members, their families and successors in their efforts as may be appropriate and approved by the members. 5.3 Grants to Charitable Causes. The Company will maintain the tradition of charitable giving as approved by the members at the Head Meeting in January each year. Due to changes in the banking arrangements of The Company it is resolved that The Company will not hold a charity account and will meet any grants from its’ main bank account.

All charitable grants will be prioritised and distributed in order of the priorities stated in The Deed of Settlement dated 23rd March 1836.

The Company may at its discretion make grants to or towards the maintenance, support or relief, primarily to indigent members of the Hostmen, secondly to indigent dependants of such members, thirdly Hostmen not within the members or dependents category and lastly to charitable institutions within Newcastle upon Tyne

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5.4. Grants to Individuals.

5.4(i) In cases of indigence, any member of The Company may make an application for a grant on his own behalf or for another member or the dependents of a member.

Grants to indigent individuals will be considered by the Governor and Officers and will be treated in confidence. Details of the recipients will not be announced at company meetings other than the number of recipients and the total amount granted each year.

Members should be aware of The Town Moor Charity and encouraged to apply for assistance from that fund when appropriate.

5.4(ii) Any member may apply for a grant for other unspecified purposes that are considered for the benefit of the company or the freemen of the city in general.

5.5. Grants to Charitable Institutions.

Any member of the company may nominate a charitable institution seeking a grant for a specific project or towards their general running costs.

5.6. Submission of Grants

All applications and nominations with supporting information must be submitted in writing by the first Monday in November each year except in an emergency affecting an individual member when an application can be made verbally direct to the Clerk of the Company or the Honorary Treasurer. The application should be confirmed in writing as soon as possible afterwards.

The Governor and Officers will consider all applications and nominations and subject to the foregoing paragraphs their recommendations will be made to the members for approval at the Head Meeting.

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Rule 6. Management Structure

Queen Elizabeth’s Charter of 1600 ordained that the Company shall for the good governance of the company, appoint from its’ members the following officers,

1. Governor 2. Steward 3. Steward

This ordinance will be complied with.

In accordance with custom and practice the company shall also appoint the following officers,

4. Honorary Clerk of the Company 5. Honorary Treasurer 6. Company Examiner 7. Chaplain

Rule 7. Election of Officers. All members seeking election as an Officer shall be notified to the Clerk of the Company by the first Monday in November each year in writing with any statement supporting their election. This includes current holders of an Office seeking election to a different office. Existing Officers should confirm their willingness to remain in post if no new nominations are received. The Clerk of The Company will notify all applicants of those seeking election in writing prior to the Head Meeting as part of the Agenda Circulation in December 7.1. The Governor and Stewards The Governor and Stewards will be appointed at the annual Head Meeting for one year following and will be required to take an oath for due executing the said office. These offices will be considered to be progressive from Junior to Senior Steward and then to Governor.

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7.2. Honorary Clerk of the Company, Honorary Treasurer and Company Examiner.

The above officers will be appointed at the annual Head Meeting for one year following.

The holders of these offices shall not be precluded from taking up the position of Governor or Steward and holding their office at the same time. However, the post of Governor or Steward shall remain progressive in accordance with Rule 7.1.

7.3. Provision in case of officer unable to complete year of office.

In the case of any officer where circumstances arise that prohibit the continuation in office of an officer then members will elect a replacement that will execute the duties of the office for the remainder of the year on taking the oath relevant to the office.

7.4. Form of Election

At the annual Head Meeting the Governor will open and chair the meeting, thereafter he will progress through the reports from the previous year’s business as per the agenda and then withdraw from the chair.

At this point in the meeting the Clerk of the Company shall take the chair and conduct the election of The Governor from any member nominations.

The newly elected Governor will resume the Chair and conduct the remaining elections and the remainder of the business according to the agenda.

If there are no nominations for any office the office holder may be re-elected if they are willing to continue in office.

Rule 8. Powers to hold meetings and to make byelaws. 8.1. Meetings and Conduct The Governor and Two Stewards (being three) or the Governor and One Steward (being two) may and shall have forever and hereafter have the full

106 power and authority at any reasonable times to assemble and meet together, at the Guildhall or in any other convenient place within the City of Newcastle upon Tyne and there appoint, make, ordain and establish from time to time such laws, orders, acts and decree as shall seem to be good, wholesome, profitable, honest and necessary to the said Officers according to their good discretion for the better ordering and government of the Officers and Members of the Company. And for declaring in what manner and order the said Officers and Members of the Company shall behave and conduct themselves in their offices and business of the company and otherwise for the public good of the company. 8.2. Powers of Remedy of Breaches of Conduct. The Governor and Two Stewards (being three) or the Governor and One Steward (being two) so often as they shall appoint, make, ordain or establish such laws, orders, acts, ordinances and decrees in the manner aforesaid in Article 8.1. providing that they do not contravene the Common or Statute Laws of England. They shall and may impose, make, order, limit and provide such punishment, penalties or fines upon any offenders against the said laws, orders, acts, ordinances and decrees. Rule 9. Number of meetings per annum Subject to Rule 8.1. The Governors can call a closed meeting of the Officers at any time at their discretion to deal with the business of The Company. However, they may invite other persons at their discretion to attend for specific purposes relating to the business of the meeting. Open meetings of the Officers and members of the company may be held at the discretion of the Governor and Officers and requests from members for an open meeting should be addressed to the Clerk of the Company stating the reasons for the meeting. The matter will be drawn to the attention of the Officers and if required an open meeting will be called and the members informed. The meeting on the 1st Monday of January each year will normally be the Head Meeting of the Company. All current members shall receive due notice of the meetings in writing by letter or e-mail.

Rule 10. Admission of members

The following may be admitted as a member of the company, 10.1 All Applicants

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In accordance with Queen Elizabeth’s Charter 1600, The Governor, Stewards and Members of The Company or the greater part of them and their successors have full authority and power from time to time, at their pleasure, to choose, name and ordain other burgesses of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne to be members of The Company. 10.2 Therefore, any man or woman who is sworn in as a member of any company of Freemen in the City of Newcastle may be invited to apply to become a member of The Company by the grace and favour of the members of The Hostmen. However, they must be proposed and seconded by a current member and approved and accepted as a member at an open meeting of The Company.

10.3 Notes on Admission 10.3(i) Applications for membership should be made in writing to The Clerk of the Company. Applicants may be invited to a closed meeting to discuss their application and may be accompanied by their proposer and seconder. The Clerk of the Company will present the application to the members for consideration at the meeting. The applicant will be advised of the result and if successful will be invited to attend the next open meeting of The Company to be sworn in and admitted to the company. All persons admitted must take the corporal oath to The Company before they can be admitted. Refusal or failure to take the oath means they will not become a member by default. 10.3(ii) Applicants must be advised by their proposer and/or seconder and understand; 1. There is not an entitlement to membership because they are Freemen of the City or other companies. 2. All applicants must accept and agree that the Officers of the Company are not obliged to give any reason or explanation for not agreeing to their admission to the Hostmen’s Company. The officers and members of the company will not be liable in any way for declining to admit an applicant. 10.3. Admissions may be held at any Open Meeting as per Article 9.

10.4. New applicants must pay the current Admission Fee and the Annual Subscription on admission to the company.

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10.6. The members Annual Subscription becomes due on the first day of January each year and should be paid in advance. Current fees will be reviewed and approved at the annual Head Meeting

Rule 11. Conduct of Members. Members are expected to behave towards each other and to others in an exemplary manner that will be a credit to The Company and all Freemen of the City. The officers of The Company shall have the power by majority vote to expel any member for conduct that they consider bringing discredit to The Company or to the Freemen of the City in general.

Rule 12. Complaints Procedure.

12. (i) If any member of The Company has cause to complain regarding the conduct of any member, he or she shall inform the Clerk of the Company in writing. On receipt of the complaint a Company Steward will be appointed to examine it. Depending on the severity and nature of the complaint the Steward may give appropriate advice to the person(s) involved so that any issues can be informally resolved, and no further action be taken other than to inform the Clerk of the outcome. If a matter cannot be informally resolved the Clerk should arrange for a formal hearing to be held and give notice to the parties to attend the hearing. The hearing will be presided over by the Governor and at least one but preferably both stewards and assisted by the Clerk of the Company who will keep minutes of the hearing. The notice shall be given 21 days in advance and include a warning that if in the opinion of the Officers, a member’s conduct is found to have fallen below the standard required of a member they may be issued with a formal written notice as to future conduct and the standards to be maintained or expelled from The Company. 12. (ii) Where a member is expelled from The Company and is a member of another company of the freemen, the Clerk to the Company shall inform the Senior Steward of that company.

12. (iii) Where another company of freemen expels a member of their company for discreditable conduct and that person is also a member of The Hostmen’s Company, it may be deemed that the person has acted

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12. (iv) A person’s membership may terminated by, 1. Written resignation sent to the Clerk of the company or 2. Without notice by being in arrears of subscription for one year Any person whose membership has been terminated may apply to be re- instated and if agreed by the Officers, they may be re-instated on such terms, as the Officers consider appropriate.

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