Showing posts with label Liverymen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liverymen. Show all posts

Friday, 6 February 2015

New Liverymen of the Company

the installation process

1. Polly Damen

2. Anna Robinson

3. Andrew von Bradsky

4. Nicholas Waring
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Wednesday, 29 January 2014

A new Liveryman of the Company - January 2014

Stella Ioannou gets signed up
Livereyman Ioannou tucks in...

Friday, 20 September 2013

Other installations at the Court of 18 September 2013

Christopher Nigel Bicknell (L) and Paul Weston (R)
are admitted to the Court as Assistants
Jonathan Ellis-Miller is elevated from freeman to liveryman
Michael Bailey becomes a full member of the Livery
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Wednesday, 30 January 2013

January 2013 - Court luncheon


The Master at his Court
NEW LIVERYMEN...
Justin Bere and Dargan Bullivant are enrobed into the Livery

Justin Bere (lhs) and Dargan Bullivant (rhs)
NEW FREEMEN...
Sir Alastair Stewart and Jonathan Ellis-Miller
NEW STUDENTS...
three new initiates...
Samantha Horne

Eleanor Wright

David Sharpe

Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Election Court, Annual Service and dinner at Pewterers Hall

one of the many charters of a very old livery company

examples of fine craftsmanship

John E C Dyson is invested in the Livery by Master Wilkey

certification of the event
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Monday, 30 April 2012

The installation of new members, 26 April 2012

Accounts court held in the Guildhall Alderman's chamber
New Liveryman Grant Brooker

The Master welcomes Grant

New freeman by redemption Dargan Bullivant

The Master welcomes Dargan

Student Oliver James is bound to Liveryman Sherrin Aminossehe

The Master welcomes Oliver


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Sunday, 1 April 2012

And another Company author



In line with (recent) tradition, notice is given of a literary work by a member of the Company - in this case, Guy Booth.  The introduction on the opening page of his novel reads as follows:

The book's front and rear covers are illustrated below to give readers a flavour of the work:
                                                       











The customary prize will be given to be best review of the book posted  in response to this invitation but, remember, the Blog Master's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.