| The tocsin therefore was sounded and the hosts of guildsmen and burghers marched out to attack the enemy. |
| Did he wish that he had let the guildsmen have their way on that memorable occasion before the Bouverie gate? |
| The movement that led up to it had arisen amongst the guildsmen as well as the churchmen and the nobles of the preceding century. |
| In all this we may see the handiwork of the guildsmen, and likewise in the events which followed. |
| His banquets or meetings of officers, of sharpshooters and guildsmen, are the most interesting of his works. |
| Portrayed at the top of the torch are guildsmen engaged in their tasks, often under the approving eye of their patron saint. |
