Front matter
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THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY of IRONMONGERS, MARCH, 1889.
HENRY MAUDSLAY, Esq., Master. EDWARD HADHAM NICHOLL, Esq., Senior Warden. JAMES LANGTON, Esq., Junior Warden.
(Who, with 44 others, form the Livery and Court.)
T. C. NOBLE, Warden of the Yeomanry.
(Who, with 260 others, constitutes the remaining Freemen or Yeomanry.)
R. C. ADAMS BECK, Esq., Clerk. Rev. R. M. BAKER, Chaplain. Mr. R. ROBERTS, Surveyor. Mr. C. W. McCONACHY, Beadle.
(With other Officers.)
The following separately-printed Works (among others) by T. C. Noble may be consulted in the British Museum or Guildhall Library:—
The Lord Mayor of London. 1860.
Memorials of Temple Bar, with Some Account of Fleet Street. 1869.
A Ramble Round the Crystal Palace. 1875.
A Brief Account of the Westminster Tobacco-box. 1879.
A Caxton Memorial. 1880.
A Brief Memorial of W. F. Bray. 1880.
Biographical Notices of Thomas Wood, D.D., Bishop of Lichfield. 1882.
An Historical Essay on the Rise and Fall of the Spanish Armada, 1588. 1886.
Arms of the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers.
(See page 14.)
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF IRONMONGERS LONDON A.D. 1351-1889
WITH AN APPENDIX CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF THE BLACKSMITHS’ COMPANY
BY T. C. NOBLE WARDEN OF THE YEOMANRY OF THE IRONMONGERS’ COMPANY 1888-1889
WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS BY GEORGE CRUIKSHANK AND OTHERS
London PRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY March 1889
PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO., NEW-STREET SQUARE LONDON