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Warrant dated 22 February 1666 appointing John Chase (Master 1664/6) Royal Apothecary to King Charles II, with the reversion of the office to his son, James (Master 1688/9), later a member of parliament
The Society of Apothecaries’ archives, housed at Apothecaries’ Hall, constitute
a unique and fascinating record of national significance. They chart the history
of its development and its changing roles and activities as: a City Livery Company
(incorporated by royal charter in 1617); a major centre for the manufacture and
sale of drugs at the Hall (1671-1922); the founder (in 1673) and manager (until
1899) of Chelsea Physic Garden, and medical examining and licensing body (1815
to the present day).
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