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To see company; to enter into a course of prostitution. ...

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company
The whole crew of any ship, including her officers, men, and boys. In the army, a small body of foot...

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Goldsmith's Alley
North out of Jewen Street to Nixon's Square, in Cripplegate Ward Without (O. and M. 1677-Boyle, 1799...

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Goldsmith's Court
West out of Great New Street at No. 4, in Farringdon Ward Without (P.O. Directory). First mention: ...

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Goldsmiths' Hall
On the east side of Foster Lane, south of Gresham Street, between Foster Lane and Gutter Lane (P.O. ...

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Goldsmith's Rents
Seems to have been a name given to Great New Street (q.v.), either to the whole or to some portion o...

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Goldsmiths' Row
In Cheapside, on the south side, extending from Bread Street to the Cross in Cheap at Wood Street in...

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Goldsmith's Street
South out of East Harding Street, at No. 9, to Pemberton Row (P.O. Directory). In Farringdon Ward Wi...

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Trust company
·add. ·- Any corporation formed for the purpose of acting as trustee. Such companies usually do more...

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Apothecaries' Company
Formed one company with the Grocers at first. Incorporated as a separate Company 1617. Grocers petit...

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Bakers' Company
Incorporated 1486 (Cal. L. Bk. L. p. 241). The ordinances made to regulate the sale of bread from t...

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Brewers' Company
The fourteenth of the City Companies. Incorporated 16 H. VI., and confirmed by the name of St. Mary ...

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Carpenters' Company
Incorporated 17 Ed. IV. (S. 177). In 1344 (Elmes, 1831, and Dodsley). ...

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Clothworkers' Company
Formed by the incorporation of the Shearmen and Fullers into one art or mystery to be called the Clo...

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Cutlers' Company
Elections to the Mistery made in 1328 (Cal. L. Bk. E. p. 233). Company incorporated 4 H. VI., uniti...

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Drapers' Company
One of the twelve Great Livery Companies. Obtained charter 1364, incorporated, 17 H. VI. Elections...

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Dyers' Company
Incorporated 4 H. VI. (S. 239). Privilege accorded to them of having on the Thames a game of Swans ...

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Fishmongers' Company
The Fishmongers formed originally two separate Companies, viz. Stockefishmongers and Saltfishmongers...

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Grocers' Company
The Grocers of old time were called Pepperers and were first incorporated by the name of Grocers in ...

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Haberdashers' Company
Or Hurrers, as they were called. Incorporated a brotherhood 26 H. VI., including the Cappers and Hat...

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Horners' Company
Formed by the buyers of horns and manufacturers of horn wares, for the protection of the native indu...

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Ironmongers' Company
The tenth of the Twelve Great Companies. Incorporated 3 Ed. IV. 1463-4. Mentioned as a guild 1330, ...

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Leathersellers' Company
Incorporated 21 Rich. II (S. 173). They purchased the Hall and other buildings belonging to the dis...

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Lusting Company
A company of merchants, whose house stood in Austin Friars (Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 132). ...

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Mercers' Company
The first of the 12 Great Livery Companies. Incorporated 1393 (S. 272). They had their shops and s...

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Needlemakers' Company
Incorporated 1656. No Hall. ...

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Painters' Company
Elections to Mistery of Painters made 1328 (Cal. L. Bk. E. p.234). Incorporated 1580. ...

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Pattenmakers' Company
Incorporated 1670 (Dodsley, 1761). ...

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Russia Company
A body of merchants incorporated 1555 to trade with the Russian Empire and northern ports (Dodsley, ...

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Salters' Company
The ninth in order of the twelve Great Companies. Grant of Livery temp. Rich. 11.1394. Incorporated...

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Skinners' Company
The sixth of the twelve great Livery Companies. Mentioned as a trade guild 1319. Incorporated 1327, ...

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Stationers' Company
The ordinances of the mistery of Scriveners and lymenours were submitted to the Mayor and Aldermen i...

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Vintners' Company
Incorporated 15 Hen. VI. 1436-7. Eleventh on the list of the Twelve Great Companies. Included the V...

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Weavers' Company
The forty-second in order of the Livery Companies and said to be the oldest possessing the exclusive...

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to keep company
To court. A common term in the interior parts of New England, applied to a man whose visits to a lad...

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john company
The former board of directors for East India affairs. ...

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Goldsmiths' Rents, Newgate
On the north side of Newgate Street, near the Gate. A few houses only. Shown on a plot of the Greyf...

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Royal African Company
See Africa House. ...

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Armourers and Braziers' Company
Incorporated as the Armourers' Co. about 1453. The Braziers joined the Company afterwards, in 1708 (...

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cock of the company
A weak man, who from the desire of being the head of the company associates with low people, and pay...

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stationing a ship's company
Arranging the crew for the ready execution of the evolutionary duties of a ship. ...

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