 That monarch also, by another charter, bearing date the second of July, in the same year, granted, that the Mayors of Hull should, for the future, have the sword carried erect before them, and that the mayor and aldermen should have a cap of maintenance....  History, Directory & Gazeteer, of the County of York: With Select Lists of ... - Page 204by Edward Baines - 1823Full view - About this book
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...should keep alehouses or taverns, nor discover what passed in their councils, under heavy penalties. In 1443 the town was divided into six wards, each of...Aldermen, and the Mayor presiding as head of the whole. The Aldermen were obliged to reside within their respective wards ; and for crimes committed in each... | |
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...should keep alehouses or taverns, nor discover what passed in their councils, under heavy penalties. In 1443 the town was divided into six wards, each of...Aldermen, and the Mayor presiding as head of the whole. The Aldermen were obliged to reside within their respective wards ; and for crimes committed in each... | |
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