Iron-mongers

were incorporated 1462, and consist of a master, 2 wardens, 100 assistants (being all on the livery) besides yeomanry. The livery fine is 15l. 12 s. and tht for steward 16l. Their arms are argent on a chevron gules between 3 gads of steel azure, as many pair of shackles or. The crest on the helmet and torse 2 lizards combatant propre, chained or collared, ; no supporters. Their motto, God is our Strength. Their hall is in Fenchurch-street near Billeter-lane

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Joiˊners * Isosceˊles