Exemplification. Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Charles II (Inspeximus) exemplifying the Statute 14 & 15 Henry VIII
TitleExemplification. Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Charles II (Inspeximus) exemplifying the Statute 14 & 15 Henry VIII
ReferenceMS4923
Date
June 1683
Production date 1683 - 1683
Scope and Content(The priviledges & Authority of Physicians in London)
Carolus Secundus (Charles II) Dei Gratia Anglie Scocie Francie et Hibernie Regis fidei defensor etc. OMNIBUS ad quos presentes etc.
INSPEXIMUS, etc. (Recital of the Statute 14 & 15 Henry VIII Cap.5, etc.)
NOS antem tenorem p[re] missor[um] p[re]d[i]c[t]or[um] ad requisic[i] & [n] em Franci ?Berry de London gen.
DUXIMUS exemplificand. p[re] p[re]sentes.
IN cujus rei Testimoniu[m] has l[ite]ras n[ost]ras fieri fecimus Patentes.
Teste meip[s]p apud Westm.vicesimo. (here damaged) Junii Anno Regni nostri tricesimo quinto.
GRIM[STON]
Seal includes the business card of surgeon, William Rendle (1811-1893), in whose possession the seal was for a number of years.
Great seal acquired through the generosity of Professor Roy Pounder and Professor Christine Lee.
Carolus Secundus (Charles II) Dei Gratia Anglie Scocie Francie et Hibernie Regis fidei defensor etc. OMNIBUS ad quos presentes etc.
INSPEXIMUS, etc. (Recital of the Statute 14 & 15 Henry VIII Cap.5, etc.)
NOS antem tenorem p[re] missor[um] p[re]d[i]c[t]or[um] ad requisic[i] & [n] em Franci ?Berry de London gen.
DUXIMUS exemplificand. p[re] p[re]sentes.
IN cujus rei Testimoniu[m] has l[ite]ras n[ost]ras fieri fecimus Patentes.
Teste meip[s]p apud Westm.vicesimo. (here damaged) Junii Anno Regni nostri tricesimo quinto.
GRIM[STON]
Seal includes the business card of surgeon, William Rendle (1811-1893), in whose possession the seal was for a number of years.
Great seal acquired through the generosity of Professor Roy Pounder and Professor Christine Lee.
Extent2 items (rolled charter and boxed seal)
LanguageLatin
Archival historyFound among the archives of the Barber-Surgeons Company and restored to the College in the 1890s.
The Great Seal was previously in the possession of surgeon, William Rendle (1811-1893), and eventually purchased by the RCP in 2021 (see Acc 2022/4)
The Great Seal was previously in the possession of surgeon, William Rendle (1811-1893), and eventually purchased by the RCP in 2021 (see Acc 2022/4)
SubjectLegal status
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