It was built by the Guild of Clothworkers of Newbury, which was incorporated in 1601, and has a picturesque wooden cornice and wooden pillars, and a red tiled roof.
Seal of the Corporation of Clothworkers of Bruges (1356).
As early as 1331 special protection was granted to John Kempe of Flanders and any other clothworkers who wished to settle in England.
These, which all closely resemble one another, and were either based upon, or intimately related to the regulations in force in London, show the clothworkers in a state of subjection for which it is difficult to account.
Packinton, knight, chirographer of the court of the common pleas; she founded alms houses near unto the White Fryers' church in Fleet street: the Clothworkers in London have oversight thereof.
The gild of clothworkers whereof John Maurus is alderman owes 1 mark.
In a little town of Cisalpine Gaul in the year 190, the college of smiths andclothworkers met in solemn session in their temple.
And the simple feasts which the clothworkers of Brescia, or the boatmen of Ostia or Lyons, observed to do honour to some departed patron, will be celebrated, often in riotous fashion, over the Christian dead in the days of S.
Other portions of the measure illustrate the implements and tools used by clothworkers at that period.
Behind the men of Honiton came the Puritan clothworkers of Wellington, with their mayor upon a white horse beside their standard-bearer, and a band of twenty instruments before him.
The clothworkers formed three strong companies, and the whole regiment may have numbered close on six hundred men.
The wardens of the Mercers, the Clothworkers and other companies were committed to prison by order of the Court of Aldermen for refusing or failing to pay the sums at which their respective companies had been assessed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "clothworkers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
