16 APRIL 2024
Yesterday evening's Archive Evening celebrated legal deposit, tracing its development from that first arrangement between Bodley and the Stationers, right up to its role in today’s media-saturated era of (dis)information.
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At the Master & Wardens meeting on Monday 15th April 2024, the Master, Tony Mash admitted five new Freeman by Redemption.
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At the Court meeting on the 9th April 2024 the Master cloathed four new Liveryman. (L-R)
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On March 26th A full house of Stationers and friends attended the latest in our Literary Lunches at Ye Olde Watling pub to celebrate the launch of Margaret Willes’ latest book “ Liberty over London Bridge” which had already received many excellant reviews in the national press. The book covers the extensive history of Southwark just south of London Bridge.
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At the M&W meeting on the 18th March 2024 the Master cloathed one new Liveryman, Roger Rosen pictured with Court Assistant Drew Scrimgeour (CEO Rosen Publishing)
18 MARCH 2024
At The Court meeting on Monday 18th March 2024, the Master, Tony Mash admitted nine new Freeman by Redemption.
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The new Stationers’ Warrants for 2024 were announced at the Livery Lunch at Stationers’ Hall on 4 March 2024. The Master visited each warrant holder at an exhibition which was set out in the Court Room and presented the certificates.
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At The Court meeting on Monday 19th February 2024, the Master, Tony Mash admitted six new Freeman by Redemption.
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14 FEBRUARY 2024
In accordance with the bequest of Alderman John Norton, Master of the Company in 1607, 1611 and 1612, cakes and ale (and other victuals) will be provided to members of the Company before Lent.
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At The Court meeting on Monday 6th February 2024, the Master, Tony Mash admitted four new Freeman from Pearson Ltd
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At the Court meeting on the 6th February 2024 the Master cloathed three new Liveryman.
30 JANUARY 2024
While members of the Court were having one of their regular meetings, Melissa Mash, the Consort to the Master, led a group of Court spouses and partners on a short tour of the Fleet Street area of the City of London.
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