- Edinburgh. By 1562 the
Incorporations formed what
became known as The
Convenery of
Trades of Edinburgh, an
umbrella body that
still exists and
which looks...
-
regular meeting place of the
Convenery of the
Trades of Edinburgh. The meeting-place was so
closely identified with the
Convenery of
Trades that ‘Magdalen...
- 1882), p. 15. Jean
Munro and
Henry Stuart Fothringham, Act Book of the
Convenery of
Deacons of the
Trades of Edinburgh, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 2011), p. 12...
-
committee with
representatives from both the
Merchant Company and The
Convenery of
Trades and the City
Council delegated the
keeping of the Roll of Burgesses...
- Town
Council and
later that year he was
elected Deacon of the
Edinburgh Convenery of Trades, a
position which gave him
considerable local political power...
- town the use of the
grounds of the
Greyfriars as a new
burial ground;
Convenery of the
Trades of
Edinburgh established 1565: Mary,
Queen of Scots, marries...
- Fotheringham,
Henry S., ed., Munro, Jean, transcriber, Act Book of the
Convenery of
Deacons of the
Trades of
Edinburgh 1577–1755, 2011 (for 2012) 2 vols...
- rooms,
three of
which house the
museum collection of
artefacts and the
Convenery's Hall; the
fourth room
houses the
library and archive. The
Library of...
