Meanings of ancient guild in anglès

The ancient guild houses of Zurich are worth a special study.

In London, Merchant Taylors' School, Stationers' School, and the Mercers' School are present-day survivals of these ancient guild foundations.

Many a man may do many things well, and be far from reception into the most ancient guild of workers.

Probably a remote ancestor of hers had been a member of an ancient guild; perhaps one had risen with Wat Tyler.

Curiously enough, there is, however, an offshoot of the Schutterij based also on the old organization of an ancient guild called the "Sharpshooters."

The voters are enrolled members of companies which represent the ancient guilds.

The ancient guilds could not possibly survive in this new world of steam and iron.

Dany would get no help from the Thirteen, the Tourmaline Brotherhood, or the Ancient Guild of Spicers.

Nor must we attribute a modern meaning to those two phrases, masters and men, when we speak of the ancient Guild.

"And how knew you that I was of the ancient guild of the bachelors?"

The hall was the headquarters of the Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers, as the union was called, for more than a century.