
 
        
         
		TifrXEftAL.PALL,  BELONgMG^TO  THE;$ADLERS’ 
 & ;0M P A |p tlf 
 ERTA  merchant  companies  of  the 
 ty Bw'Lotffltin» h-momiments  of  the  
 :ts )df-f former' daysgPfln  another 'pfSiy .ofAthe  pre-  
 HEpjiywrli  we. hare'  gi\ enya 1 piafie/^f^a|;beautiful  
 cup  in OT^ -po^pwon  ofjj&he  < ■oLLmiths’  Goifipany. 
 ihWplate  repiehhtsAafsuperb  p£ll,  
 Avhic^nep?ahi^M;i,il .in  the  -of ,the'Sadler»' 
 I Gqmpany. 'Av.ln'cli  appears,3;™  liavc^U^en.  
 fcmb'begimung  otQy^  "iin a a ^R cntui\.  It  isSmade1  
 Bfrof  aa rich  crim-on ;\Uvj^S^^FheauCFEdot  and';  
 (■siali’f  -being  < mbroidered  t\ith  rjUr inns  rrfytbe  
 company, Letw ten a\ hioh .are  the^figares gfybur  ungelippirfounding  the Jotters  
 I.IJ.S.  A  broad  gold  and  criYnSon ’ fringe- hangs  from  if&SOn  one  side ||||th e   
 'pall ia_gmbr'oidered in ‘raised: work* of gold thread,  the 
 3n tt, Bnmtnr, Spcramuo. 
 Perhaps’Ahis  last word  “was intendedlfor  in 
 aMimilar style of embroidery,  is the inscription 
 Jle m* nmfunJj« in ttenratn. 
 It  appears  that  it  was  formerly  a  custom  at itha^W< ffi^^^xip.anies .td^lhnd  
 not  only* their  halls  andychapeh,  but  feven'their  plate  and  other'articles,  ifo’r  
 the- celebration of. public ceremonies.  In a curio us.Article'- ‘^ h |H t y JtiE'unernls,,,|   
 in  tub  Gentleman’s Magazine  for1 January,  1813,  tmttep^bV ThofnS»4‘Addbrlj,  
 Esq.,  many-examples  are  qudtedyfo  shotsc,-'thatitthqd®t|^  livery  halls .Sfc’ere  
 nofhnlonly  let  out  for  funerals  up  to  a  very  recent period,  and  tfie palled®®  
 represented  was  perhaps  lent  for  such  purposes  on  maffy'7py<^r|S p gpQne • df;  
 the  most  interesting  of'the -extracts-'cited'in 'illustration.-of ph^’sublet delates,  
 to  the  celebrated  founder  of  G-uy’s  Hpspital,  and  isAaken .from  the  London  
 Post,  January  8*11,  1725:—“ Last  Thursd&y  night,  thR.cOrbs6EM Mir.  Thomas  
 Guy*  late  Gitizen  and  Bookseller  of  London,  after  in  state,  at 
 Mercers'  Chapel, was  carried with  great  funeral pomp ^"0^ St. ThgnfiaAs Hospital;  
 in Southwark;  where it is to remain  deposited fill^TO, fini how ofvni»  Hpspital  
 for  Incurables;  and  then  to  he  laid * inhjlfP ‘df. the  squares,  Tombhftp^l' 
 and his  Statue upon it:”.  V