/ g '-J 3 THE LITTLE LONDON DIRECTORY OF 1677. THE LONDON DIRECTORY O F 1 677. THE OLDEST PRINTED LIST OF THE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS O F BOND O N. RIO PRINTED FROM THE EXCEEDINGLY RARE ORIGINAL ; WITH AN INTRODUCTION POINTING OUT SOME OF THE MOST EMINENT MERCHANTS OF TILL PERIOD. L O N D O N : CHATTO k W INDUS, PICCADILLY-. 1878. It 9 W.zl tc>2f the Bank of England. Thofe of the Eaft India Company? or the like Stocks were the leading Tories. The founders of our early colonies — holders of even five-fhilling fhares — have thus their enduring record ; and a diligent colle< 5 lor may enrich his library of tradls with the printed names of all the graduates of old Harvard College in New England in the feventeenth century — fo zealoufly did the Puritans ground their fons in learning. The prefent produdtion, although of more moderate pretenfions contains individual namesof fome hiftorical weight. Its moft ftrik- ing feature is the feverance of “ Goldfmiths that keep Running cajhes ” — precurfors of the modern bankers — from the mafs of merchants of London, in 1677. Before that year the goldfmiths had really been bankers, and proper laws had long been advocated for their better eftabliftiment in the craft. This lift fixes their reftdence chiefly viii INTR OB UCTION. in our ancient Lombard Street. Of fifty-eight, the whole number of them, thirty-eight lived there. Of the reft, we have Blanchard and Child, partners, in Fleet Street, at the Mary- gold ; and James Hore in Cheapfide, at the Golden Bottle, for then every houfe of bufi- nefs had its fign. Other banking names are striking, viz. the Cornifh Bolitho, the Lancafhire Hornby, the Yorkfhire Duncomb. Thefe men may be prefumed to have enriched their defendants who are ftill confpicuous among us. The reft of the Goldfmiths of 1677 feem to have been little remarkable in the next generation, when, after the revolution of 1688, joint-ftock banking, and fafe facilities in paper currency took the ftart which conftitutes an era in finance. The capitalifts of London in the reign of Charles II. were forely damaged by his iniquitous fhutting of theExchequer againft their legitimate claims. They were content at laft to be limply the firft holders of flock in the national debt, into which their claims were turned. But Michael Godfrey, the firft deputy-governor of the bank, and Sir N- INTR OB UCTION. ix Herne, afterwards zealous fupporters of the new fyftem of banking after 1694, are here only fimple merchants. Two other names of the Goldfmiths, James Fowles and James Heriot, deferve fpecial mention. They were Scots ; and the Fowles appear to have been long fettled in London in connection with their countrymen. In 1695, the Lord Pro- voft ofEdinburgh was to addrefs his letters on the fubjeCt of Darien to William Paterfon at the houfe of one of the name ; and it is no idle fpeculation to fuppofe that this goldfmith (a rifing banker) of 1677 afforded Paterfon, then a pedlar, or incipient merchant, the benefit of his financial experience. James Heriot has a ftronger affociation with a Scottifh worthy of finance, George Heriot, the goldfmith, and the munificent benefaCtor ofEdinburgh, who came fouth with his patron, King James; and, as his biographer tells us, he profpered here as he had profpered in the north. Befides his bequefts to his na- tive town, he left ample legacies to his bro- thers-german, of whom one was James ; and their wealth and name were affuredly repre- X 1 N TR 0 D U C TI 0 N. fented by the James Heriot the goldfmith of this lift* In it alfo Hands John Peatterfon, a mer- chant already, and fo giving a body to the tra- dition in 'Dumfriesfhire which places William Paterfon of the Bank of England in the count- ing-houfe of a relation of his own name in London about 1677. # The fpelling of the two names Fowles and Peatterfon is corredly phonetic, fo as to fhow the Scottilh nationality of the men ; and in the latter cafe fhowing alfo the tad with which Eliot Warburton in his“Darien”makes a Scot- tifh friend criticife his clumfy Englifh pronun- ciation of the word Paterfon. Another name in the general list, that of Alexander Pope of Broad Street, has an even more famous affociation,asMr. Camden H otten fhows in his Adverfaria for July, 1857. The locality was then a charming fuburb of gar- dens ; and although the poet Pope, when taken away with his father, the popifh mer- chant, to be educated in Windfor Forefl by a prieft, may have been too young to know how genial a home he was lofing, he need not INTRODUCTION. xi have been too vain, as it is feared he was, to revifit in after life the pleafant abode of his ! earlieft years. Grefham’s garden was in Broad Street, with j its ledlures on mufic and all fcience. King Richard’s Crolby Hall, and Shoreditch with its unhappy leman of Edward IV., were hard by ; whilft Milton’s birth-place, his retreat, and his grave were clofe at hand. The pidlurefque character of old London, graced by the fparkling Thames of olden time, is a circumftance not to be forgotten, when we are calling up the memories of any clafs of its inhabitants. In 1677 the city was full of fine refidences for merchants ; and in this lift we meet with names of entertainers of wits of the time* Here is Fountain , doubtlefs father to the wealthy knight with whom Dean Swift was familiar, as fhown in his letters to Stella Here, too, is Kiffen , the Baptifl Alderman whom James II. could neither affright nor feduce, with a lefs refpedtable name of the fame clafs, that of William Lob. Here is Benjamin Bathurjt , the founder of xii IN TR 0DLC1I0N. the family diftinguifhed on the Bench and in the State, with Bragg their conneftion. Here is a tribe of the Houblons , who furnifhed the Bank of England with its firfl Governor, Sir John; and whofe names, feven in num- ber, may be read in documents recorded at the Board of Trade claiming convoys for their fleets. Thefe feven names are found in the more interefting record — the fermon of Bifhop Burnet at the funeral of this Houblon — with his eulogy and city defcent from Henry the VIII th’s time. The Vanfit- tarts will And their wealthy forefather here, and many more Dutch members of the old church of their nation in Auftin Friars. The Van Milderts of this lift were doubtlefs pro- genitors of the learned late Bifhop of Durham of that name; and the predominance of Dutch over Flemifh merchants fettled in London is to be attributed to the ultra-Proteftant feeling of that time. Puckle the wit, and the eager projector, is here In the perfons of his father and uncle. Nor are the Rarnardiftons, Du- canes, the Fredericks, Beckfords,andPapillons, Burdetts, Batemans, Biddulphs, Bulteels, Car- 1 INTRODUCTION. xiii bonnels, Coventrys, the Dominiques, Crifps, Furleys, and the Holfords, to be omitted. The u Richard Steele ” in the lift muft have been related to Sir Richard, who was more fuccefsful in the advocacy of the rights of trade with his pen than in his multifarious commercial fchemes. The fpecial occupations of thefe merchants are not dated with much precifion. After the Goldfmiths come the Black-well Hall fac- tor s,reprefenting our ancient ftaple in woollens, whofe privileges were the occafion of a great legal controverfy fhortly before the date of this little publication ; and they were fettled with prodigious learning in the Common Pleas by Chief Juftice Sir Orlando Bridgman, as may be feen in his logical judgments. One particular addrefs is very interefting. It is at “ the Infur ance Office ? then a new inhibition among us, and only extended with great fuc- cefs in the beginning of the next century, in the reign of Queen Anne. The Royal Exchange was a prominent place of bufmefs for our merchants of 1677. The Dutch walk, the Turkey walk, the Irifh walk, xiv 1 N TROD UCT10N. the Spanifh walk, and the like, have a fignifi- cance far beyond the agreeable cofmopolitan fentiments expreffed in the Spectator upon Addifon’s and Sir Richard Steele’s vifit to the Exchange of their day, crowded with men from every clime. In thefe feveral walks could be found, in the earlier years of the reign of Charles II, the collected members of our various trades beyond fea ; and it was from them that the Lord Mayor was directed by a royal order in Council, to have elected the body that was to affifl miniflers in the preparation of our laws of trade and the colonies. That original order in council, figned by Lords Clarendon and Southampton, is pre- ferved in the City library in Guildhall. It contains an article of extreme interefl at this moment, fpecially providing for the election of the Italian merchants to that body. This commercial tie with United Italy cannot fail to be ftrengthened fo as to revive an alliance with us too long interrupted by religious pre- judice on both Tides. The lift has a few Italian names, but more Portuguefe—perhaps brought over from the connection with “ the INTR OB UCTION. xv Royal Houfe of Lijbori'xn the’perfonofCharles the Second's Queen, received by us with be- coming good humour, according to the pun- gent epigram which bade “the Dedl take Hyde and the Bifhop befcde , that made her bone of his boned The divifion of the merchants in their re- fpedtive dignities is'worth apaffmg reflexion. Some are knights and baronets ; fome are al- dermen ; the mafs are plain John or Thomas, with a confiderable fprinkling of Mifters — the m after of olden times being an addition of worfhip. The Captains and Majors of the lift were doubtlefs the officers of the train- bands, of no little hifloric fame in London, from King John and Magna Carta even to John Gilpin. The homes of many of the merchants named in this lift were in the fuburbs of London, and there they feem to have tranfadted their bufmefs, not in the City. We find them at Highgate, fo well known before as the re- fidence of the philofophic Earl of Arundel, where Lord Bacon died, — at Newington Green, Iflington, Clerkenwell Green, Hack- xvi INTRODUCTION. ney, Hogfden, Bethnall Green, Kingfland, Moorfields,Spital-fields,and Mile End Green, — places now fo many centres of crowded population, not the fweet rural retreats^ which we are content to go for farther a-field, being, like our fathers, fully awake to the delights of foreft life. The Hogfden of the lift (our Hoxton) is fhown to have been pretty full of merchants ; and we know how delightful a group of gar- dens that fuburb poffeffed in the olden time. Not very long after 1677, its worthy horti- culturift Fairchild there pradlifed his art with eminent fuccefs ; and not only founded the annual fermon ftill preached by diftin- guifhed divines every year upon the bounty of the Creator in the gifts of nature, but tried hard with his pen to teach the citizens to adorn London with gardens. This is a confideration well worth purfuing at this mo- ment of London’s revival. Her feventy grave- yards, fo long feftering charnel-houfes, may, under wife direction, become centres of floral beauty and inftrudlive recreation to our youth- ful London population. INTRO D UCTION xvii Some refided on “ The Bridge,” the Lon- don Bridge for ages covered with dwellings, from one of which the daughter of a rich citizen fell into the Thames to be faved by the bold apprentice Ofborne, who married her, and founded the ducal family of Leeds. The painted portraits of the more diftin- guifhed of thefe fathers of our trade would deferve a' fpecial ftudy. Sir John Houblon’s may be feen at the Bank of England ; Ben- jamin Bathurft’s is affuredly pioufly preferved by his ennobled family ; Sir John Tulfe,who has left his name perpetuated on the pic- turefque hill near the Cryftal Palace, muft have poffeffed good tafte enough to be a por- trait-painter’s patron ; and the letter in the Speftatoraffertingour fuperior appreciation of that branch of art is well juftified in the numerous portraits fcattered all over the land. Our commerce is indeed exceedingly rich in materials of hiftorical portraiture, and in its produdls. Without oftentatioufly boafling of a fuperiority which is not to be pretended over the flatefmen ’who grace fo many halls, our mer- chants, from the pencils of Holbein and Anto- xviii INTROD UCTION nio More down to the lateft dates, may chal- lenge comparifon with them. The City and its halls are full of them ; and Sir Thomas Grefham’s defign of an univerfity in London could not be better revived and realized than by annexing a fine gallery of merchants’ por- traits to its other branches of inflrudlion. . It is a good fuggeftion, that the profit got by the Treafury from the fale of his eflate in Broad Street to a Banking Company, fhould be pur* fued to its legitimate iffue, — the eflablifhment of that univerfity. The topic of Grefham’s Univerfity has fome elucidation from the lift of 1677. Compara^ tively few merchants then refided in Broad Street, or in Bifhopfgate Street. Rents were therefore low in that quarter. In 1760, when the Grefham property was fold, under an Adt of Parliament, for the Excife Office, its income was lefs than 450/. a-year : and the govern- ment made it up to 500/. The fale, how- ever, to the Grefham Chambers’ Company, a few years fince, netted a very large fum to the Treafury. That furplus is believed to re- vert to the trufls of Sir T. Grefham’s will, INTRODUCTION. xix fince the Adis which have alienated the eftate firft from the Charity, and then from the Crown, are mere parliamentary titles — quite fecure to the occupiers of the land, but not deftrudlive of the rights of the objedls of a founder. The matter is indeed under ferious fcrutiny before the Charity Commiffion : and it has fpecial claims to the fair confideration of Her Majefty’s prime minifter. The John Temple of this lift was probably of Lord Palmerfton’s lineage. The Palmers of the lift, too, doubtlefs belonged to the family which almoft monopolifes the Mercers’ Company— Grefham’s truftees ; and fo Sir Roundell Palmer, the Solicitor-General, muft not defert his duty. Nor will he have for- gotten his own labour of love in Grefham’s ledlure-room, when he helped his relative, Profeffor Palmer, to do juftice to his charge. Earl Ruffell will not, on this occafion, re- fufe his powerful aid to the improvement of the citizens of London, fo often the defenders of liberty, and the advocates of fcience. The City has indefeafible claims upon Earl Ruffell’s fympathies— if for nothing more — for the fad XX INTRODUCTION. facrifice of his great relative Lord William, led, from hisprifon in the Tower, "through the heart of the city to his fcaffold in Lincoln’s- Inn-Fields, in order to crufh the fpirit of a people deeply attached to the houfe of Bedford. Finally, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Gladdone, will readily part with the large proceeds of the Grefham Charity-edate, which, by all the calls of confcience, and the kindred rules of equity, belong to an objedl which he, of all men, the mod approves^the liberal inftnnflion of our youth. The Harveys of the lift are of a honoured flock. They are nearkinfmen to Dr. William Harvey, famous in medical hiftory as the dif- coverer of the circulation of the blood. He paffed many of the laft years of his eventful life with his brother Eliab, the merchant of London, who poffeffed “ noble feats, and at lead 3000/. a year,” fays Aubrey. In thofe days the phydcians, with their College in Warwick Lane, may be held to have been citizens. It was at the Royal Exchange that Drs. Mead and Ratcliffe fought their well- known duel, INTRODUCTION . . xxi Three original copies of the lift of 1677 are known. One is in the Bodleian library; one in the Manchefter Free Library, bought for 5/., (from this, owing to the kindnefs of R. W. Smiles, Efq., the Librarian, the prefent eprint has been made) ; one was fold at the fale of the Rev. Mr. Hunter’s library for 9/., although imperfedl. The volume — here reproduced as almoft a fac-fimile — is a curious little precurfor of the London Directory, grown from its firft edition of 1732 in 300 pages, to the huge volume, the Poll Office Diredlory of the prefent day. In the Lambeth Library there is fuch a lift in manufcript of thirty years earlier date. It is a lift of all the inhabitants of London liable to pay tithes, with the amounts due from each. During the progrefs of this little volume through the prefs a moft interefting fa6t rela- tive to the hiftory of trade has come to light. It appears from an old pamphlet that an “ Office of Addrefes ” was ftarted as early as 1650, by Henry Robinson, a well knowr writer on matters of commerce and finance during the commonwealth period. The ideas xxii INTRODUCTION. of this worthy are fo advanced and found that it is more than probable that Sir William Petty, who foon after began to write upon thefe fubjedls, was indebted to him for fome of his liberal views with regard to the exten- fion of trade. Henry Robinfon ; s u Office in Threadneedle Street, over againfl the Caftle Tavern, clofe to the Old Exchange in Lon- don, comes out with abusinefs-like precidon in the very advertifement, that promifes well for his work — the keeping particular regijiers of all manner of addrejfes . Then follows a catalogue of fubjecfls of inquiry, fo copious and fo curious as to be a new proof that there is almofl nothing new under the fun ! Sixpence was the fee, and for this fmall fum anfwers to all forts of queftions connedled with bufmefs could be obtained. The whereabouts of mer- chants, the arrivals or departures of fhips, the current price of certain commodities, were all to be afcertained by vifiting this ancient In- quiry Office — the crude off-fhoot of a com- merce draggling to develope itfelf, and an wering for a time the purpofes of a broker’s office, the Stock-Exchange, and the modern newfpaper teeming with trade advertifements A COLLECTION OF THE MERCHANTS Living in and about the CITY of LONDON. [ A. ] R Obert Abbot, Bow-Churchyard. Allen Ackworth, Bur chin- Lane. Edward Addams, Great St. Bar- tholomews. John Addis, Bednal-Green or at the Sun mLumbard-Street . Elias A&nunandCompanymBroad- ftreet. Thomas Allcock, in Grubjlreet. Richard Aley, Mincin-Lane. B Richard [ A. ] Richard Aley Devonfhire-houfe . Cornelius Alderwerldt, Freemans-yard , Cornhill. Mr. Allen, Cateaton-Jlreet Black- well Hall Fa£lor . Edward Allen, Towerhill. Daniel Allen, Fanchurch-ftreet. William Allen, Princes-fireet . Edward Allen Quee7i-Jlreet , removed into Tower-Jlreet. Mr. Allen, Mugwell-Jlreet . Mr. Allen Spittle-fields . Mr. Almand Clement’s Lane, Church-Alley. Samuel Alftone, Bafinghall - Jlreet , Blackwelhall Factor. Ruffel Alfope, Pount . Lane. Ifaac Alvarez, zVz 6*/. Mary Ax. Jacob Jefrum Alvarez, 5/. Mary Ax neer Bury-flreet. Herbert Allwyn Shipyard Woodfireet. Thom A & > Andrews, Crntchet-Fryars. Peter ) Alderm. Andrews, Walbrook. William [ A. ] William Andrews, Fanchurch - Street . Mr. Andrado L eadenhall-Jlreet. John Archer Mark-lane . George Archer Cheapjide . Iohn Archer Gravel-lane Hound/ ditch. Jeremiah Armiger Hound/ ditch. Capt Armftrong, Newington - Butts . John Arthur Au/lin-Fryars . Daniel Arthur Broad/lreet . Henry AftiurftSenior, Watlingjlreet . Henry Afhurft Junior, *SY. Johns - Street . Mr. Afhur Aldermanberry . Mr. Afhlier Newington Town. John Afhby Friday -Jlreet. Alderm. Afke Love-lane Alderman- berry. Francis Afhty, Minories. 1- Atterberr y> Angel-Court John J Throgmorton- Street. William Attwood Queen-Street. B 2 William [ B. ] William Attwood Newington Town. Daniel Axtell to be fpoken withal at the Sign of the Purfe in Loathbury. SirBenj. Ayloffe Fanchtirch-Jlreet. J Ofeph & William Edw. Richard John Mr. Jacob [ B. ] Bateman Martins lane . Baker New Court Throg- morton Street . Baker Poultrey . Baker Alder mary Church- yard, Ballard St. Dunflans-hill. Baldwyn 5 till-yard Thames- Street. Peter [ B. ] Peter Baldwyn Mark-lane . Mr. Balts Crown-court Spittle- Fields . John Banks, Fanchurch-Jlreet. Rich. Banks Gravel-lane Houndf- ditch. Mr. Banifhford Hat ton-garden. Peter Barr Auftin-fryars. Will. Edw. Barron Throgmorton-Jlreet . & [ Hen. 1 Barkley Throgmorton^ fir eet. ’ Edw. Barton Angel-Court Throg- morton-Jlreet. Rich. Barker New- Court Throg- morton-Jlreet . Sir Sam. Barnadifto n Bijhopfgate within . Arthur Barnadifton Hogfdon , to be fpoken with at Mr. Hed- ges in Broadjlreet. Pallatia Barnadifton Hummerton in Hackney . Natha. Barnadifton Hackney. Thom. Barnadifton Hackney-Town. B. 3 Mr. Mr. [ B. ] Barnadifton, Well-Street Hackney . Arthur Barron Coleman-Jlreet . George Barron Garlick-hilL Mr. Barrot Budge-row. John Barrot Pickle-Herring . John Barrot Execution Dock . George Barnes Love-lane . Gerard Berens Mincin- lane. Mr. Bard Old Bethelem. John Barcklet Fanchurch-flreet. Thom. Barker Seething-lane. Mr. Bafsford Kings- Arms-yard Coleman-Jlreet . Mr. Baffet Bankfide. Richard Baffe Trinity-lane. William Battalie Mark-lane. Mr. Battle Broadflreet. John Batthurft Cornhill. Benjam. Batthurft St. Mary Ax. Cap. Th. Battfon Stepney near the Church. Ezeck. Batchelor without Aldgate. Thom. Bawdes Berry-Jlreet. William Baxter Fanchurch-Jlreet. Simon [ B. ] Simon Baxter Highgate , to be fpo - withal in Bujh-lane at a Packers. Richard Baxter Vine - Court Spittle- fields. William Bayly, Shadwel. William Beard, Lawrence Poimt - ney's Lane . Simon Berringer, T hreadneedle Jlreet . Phillip Beaumont, Dukes-place. Chari. Beavor Michael-lan e. Edw. Beaker, Ironmonger-lane . Mr. Beavor, Crooked-lane . Will. Beakon, Cateaton-fireet. Edw. Beakon, George-yard Lorn- bard-Jlreet. Mr. Beavor, Goodmari s-fields. John Beare, Crutchet-fryars. Hump. Beane, Turkey -walk Excha. Mr. Beams, Mincin-lane. Ifaac Bean, Bow-lane. Thom. Beacon, Minories Haiden- Yard. Rich. Beavoir, Pelmell. B. 4 Will. Will, [ B. ] Will. Beck, Crutchet-fryars. Thom. Beckford, Thames-Jlreet. A brail, Beak, St. Dunjlans-hill. Richard Beckford Tower-Jlreet . Samuel Beak, Buttolph-lane. Mr. Bedkins, Bank-Jide. Edward Bell Cnitchet-fryars. Thom. Bell, Tower-hill. Mr. Bellows, Philpot-la7ie. William Bellamy, St. Dunjlans-hill. Francis Bellows, White-chappel. Adam Bellamy, Dice-key. John Bedell, Blofoms-Imie. William Benfon, WincheJler-Jlreet at Mr. Holride. William Bennet, Borough South - zvark. John Benes, Beaver-marks. Sir John Bendifh, York Buildings in the Strand. Mr. Berry, St. Antholings. Mofes Berrew, Dukes-place. J ohn Berry, Philpot-lane. Charles Belt, Bloomjberry. Arthur [ B. ] Arthur Betfworth, Bow-lane. Mr. j^yfield, Hackney . Mr. By field, Ditto. Thom. Boyer, Laurence Fount. Ia7ie. Mr. Bible, ColcheJler-Jlreet. Edward Biekley, BaJinghall-Jlreet. Sir Theo. Z>iddolph, Aujlin-fryars . Mr. 2?iddolph, Aldermanberry. Mr. i?idford, Newington Town. Edward Hilton, Creedchurch-lane. William Bird, Broadjlreet, at a Packers . Mr. Bird,, Fijhjlreet-hill. John Bird, Martins-lane. Mr. Z?lackman ; Ironmonger Lane. Thom, i?lackmore, Kmgs-ftreet. Mr. i?lackmore, at a Barbers Ironmonger-lane. Thom. i?lackmore, Bartholomew Clofe. Mr. i?lacklefly, Tower- fir eet. Thom. i?lafhfield, Bartholomew Clofe, Mr. Mr. Mr. John Mr. John Sir Tho. Fred. Mr. Robert i?enj. Thom. George Rene. Thom. Richard Mr. Mr. Mr. [ B. ] i?lackftone, Bijhopfgate - Street . Z?land, Hogfden. Z?lewitt, Great St Hellens. i?leatingfton, Dijlajf-lane. ^lowfield, Threadneedle Street . Woodworth, Maiden-lane. i?lunkard, Sice-lane. i?loonkard, Sice-lane. Z?loone, Crutchetfryars. Blundell, at the houfe of Mr. John Sheldon in Cannon-Jlreet. Z?odley, Houndfditch , Gun Yard. Z?oddington, Great Saint Hellens. Zfodvin, Kingftreet . iJoghes, Loathberry. Z?ogon, little St. Hellens. Z?oliford, Bufh-lane. i?oldt, Buttolph-lane . Boldens, Bufh-lane. Andrew [ B. ] Andrew i?onneel, Mark-lane. John BonneeS., St. Mary Ax. Mr. Boniet, IJlington . Jerim. BonneeX, and Compan. Old J-ury. John Bon , New Court Throgmor- ton-Jlreet. Mr. Booby, St. Mary Ax. Thom. Boon, Ditto. Rich. Z?ooth, Princes-Jlreet. Mr. Booby, Broadjlreet. Edw. Bovey, Mark-lane. Edw. Bovoxy, St. Mary Ax. Jofeph Bowles, Laurence Pountneys Hill. Thom. Bowbey, Toke7ihouf e-yard. John Bowden, Bufh-lane. John Bowles, Mark-lane. William i?owles, Mincin-lane. Mr. Bowles, St. Mary Ax. Franc. Boynton, Broadflreet . Adrian Be yer, Lauren. Pountney Lane. James Bxz.ee, Fanchurch-Jlreet. Mr. Z?ragg, Broadflreet. Franc. Franc. [ B. ] i?ranetti, York buildings in the Strand . Mr. Bradley, Execution Dock . Leona. Z?ray, Shoreditch . John j^rand, Cheapjide . Tho. I & V Z?railsford, Tokenhouf e-yard. John J Mr. \ Bradford Harp-lane . Roger Bradley, Bifhopfgate Street Mr. over againft the Po/l- houfe . Bray, Execution Dock . Mr. Breweft, Great St. Hellens . John Brittin, Robert Brittin, Btiry-Jlreet . Mr. Brittin, Gray-fryars. John Brinckley, Princes-Jlreet. John Bryant, Company Cat - Rich. Jlreet. Bryant, Shad. Thames . John Bridges, Queen Jlreet. Mr. Bridges, Goodman's Jields. Nath. "1 Will. 1 L Bridges, Aujlin-fryars. Rob. J \ Will. Will. [ B. ] Brifhead, Bankjide . Mr. Brown. Crutchet-fryars . Tho. Brown, Bury Jlreet . Edw. Brown, and Comp . with Mr. Mr. • Adrian, Broadjlreet . Brown, Nicholas lane . Will. Brown, Cannon Jlreet . Mr. Brown, Mile-end Town . Benja. Brownfmith, Pudding - Edw. Lane. Brown, Fanchurch Jlreet \ Arnold Brown, Mincin lane . James Brown, Swithings lane . Mr. Brown, Coleman Jlreet . Mr, Brooks, Mr. Brooks, Bucklerjberry . Gerrard Bruce, Mincm Lane . John Buckworth, Crutchet Fry - John ars. Bucher, Bankjide \ Edw. Buckridge, Crown Court Mr. Broadjlreet . Buinet, Laurence Poidt. Mr. hill. Bulock, Armitage. Sam. Sam. [ B. ] Bultell, A n fim-fryars. John Bull, St. Martins lane. Capt. Bonfoy, Little Tower hill. James Burkin, Mincin lane. John Burton, Abckurch lane. Franc. Burnell, Bufk lane. John Bonner, Petty France. Mr. Burin, Spittle Fields. Bobert Burdit, Gravel lane Flounf- Mr. ditch. Burden, Colemans Alley. Will. Z?urd, Hack7iey Town to be Edw. fpoken withal at Mr. Sherwoods , Broadftreet. Burke t, Bankfide. Edw. i?urrifh, Gracechurch flreet. J. i?apt. Burnell, near the Flew Ex- John change in the Strand. Burnell, St. Mary hill. Abrah. Bufh, Mark la7ie. John Bufh, Fanchurch (Ireet. James Bufh, Mincin lane. Edw. Bufhel, Little St. Helle7is. John Bufh, Ditto. Mr. Burden, Vi7ie-Court y Spittle Fields. Mr. [ B. ] Mr. Burton, Rofentary Lane. Mr. Butts, St. Mary Ax. Sir Wil. Butler, Pauls Wharf. Will. Butler, Nicholas Lane Foxes Ordinary. Rich. ' ) & > Butler, Clements Lane. Tho. f Mr. Butler, Goodmans Fields . Mr. Butthard, Broadjlreet. Mr. Butington, Mun Yard Black Fryars. [ C. ] Ed- [ C ] [ c. ] DmondCallender, in Tower rL Street . Mr. Cal well in Colemans Al- ley . Mr. Camfield in Great Saint Bartholomews . John Canham little Saint Hel - lens . Thom. Canham Leadenhall Jlreet . Roger Capple Bijhopfgate with - out. Matth. Carleton Fanchurch Jlreet . Abra, Caris, Mincin Lane . Tho. Carew Dukes place . Tho. Carew Tower hill ' Tho. Cary Ditto . John Carlock Throgmorton Jlreet. Will. Cart ell ditto. John Carter Tower flreet. Rich. [ c. ] Rich. Carrel, Aldermanberry . Mr. Carrel Aiijlin-fryars . Jofeph Carrel in Throgmorton- Jlreet , or Warwick - Court. Jofeph Carpenter Budgerow . Mr. Carpenter Leaden - 7^//- Street William Carbonneel Mark-lane . Sir Fra. Chaplin Berry ftreet. Rob. Chaplin, Saint Swithins Lane. John Chapman *SV. H el- lens. John Chapman Broad Jlreet. Mr. Chapman Bijhopfgate with- out • Mr. Chapman BaJJinghall- Jlreet , Blackwelhall Fadlor. Mr. Chadwick Fanchurch - ftreet. Jam. Chadwick Kings Street . Mr. Chalwel Tower Royal. C Fra. [ c. ] Fra. Chamberlin La. Poun. lane. Cha. Chamberlin Great Saint. Mr. Rich. ) & i John ) Chang Pauls wharf. Chandler Aldermanberry. Ifaac Chatwood Hogfden. Freder. Chevecox Broadjlreet. Tho. Cheuely Oxford Cotirt Ca- non flreet. Hen. ) Rr V Chitty Bifhopfgate Jlreet Mar. J John) within. & [ Rob. J Chomble Philpot lane. Sir Fra. Clark little St. Hellens. Samuel Clark Throgmorton-Jlreet. Mr. Clark Pudding lane. Henr. Clark Poultrey. Mr. Clark Law. Poun. lane. John Clark Hogfden y athis Ware - houfe in Olive-tree Court L eadenhall-Jlreet. Mr. Clark Kingfland. Mr. Mr. Edw. Will. Sam. Tho. Tho. Edward Sam. James John Mr. Mr. Mich. Mr. Alen Sir Tho. Jafper [ C. ] Clark by the Horfe-ferry Weftminjler . Clark and Compa . Cheap fide . Clark Ba?t hoi. Clofe. Clark Barthol . Clofe. Clark Love-lane. Claxton Bifhopfgate\ within neer Thred- [ needle fireet. ) Claxton Queen fireet . Clay, Law. Poun. lane . Cleapole Bufh lane Scot yard. Clemon Jewen fireet . Clenues Bednal Green. Clenes W aping. Clipfham Saint Dunfians hill. Cliff Bankfide . Cliff Algate . Clouterbock at Mr. Clou- terbock's houfe in Threadneedle Street. Clouterbock in ditto Street. C 2 Mr. Mr. Mr. Will. Mr. George Will. Mr. Mr. Hen. Mr. Peter Jam. Tho. John Mr. Thom. David [ £ 3 Coats Pudding-lane . Cofing Lime-fireet. Cockram St. Swithins-lane. Cole at Mr. Pilkingtort s , Bufh-lane , Scot-yard. Cole, Bartholomew - lane, Ship-yard. Cole, Thames-ftreet. Cole, Bufh-lane , Scot-yard . Cole, near the new Poji - ern. Collier Nicholas-lane. Collier Borough of South- wark. Collier Little Moor- fields near the Gun-Tavern. Collins Philpot-lane. Collet Thames-fireet. Coleman Saint- Swithins- lane near Lombard Jlreet. C oilier A Idermanbtiry , Blackwelhall Fadlor. Compere Fijhfireet hill. Conyard, Fanchurch-fireet.. Will [ c. ] Will. Conen Laur. Pount. Lane . John Cooker Crutchet-fryars . Thom. Cooper Well-Court Soaper- lane Hen. Cornifh Cateaton-Jlreet near Blackwelhall-gate FaPlor. Mr. Corn Newington Green. Mr. Cook Chain Alley. Will. Cook Mark-lane. Mr. Cook Fanchurch- ftreet, John Cook Auftin-fryars. Ralph Tho. ) Cook Laur. Pount. hill. & Joh. ) Cook, Bajinghall-ftreet. Mr. Cook Goodmans-fields. Thom. Cook Hackney. George Cook Greenwich. Edw. Cooth Bajinghall- flreet. Peter Cofton Sherbon-lane. Edw. Cofton St. Dunftaris hill. Dan. Cofton Hackney Town. Mr. Cordial Bankjide. Rich. Cotton Redriff. Adam Cottrill Bufh-lane Scot-yard. C 3 Tho. [ c. ] Tho. Coulfon Tower Royal. Mr. Coventrey 7 hreadneele-Jlr. [fi Walter Coventrey Gr. St. Hellens. George Cowart in Bajinghall Street. Mr. Cox Newington Town. Jofeph Benja. ) Cox Berry Street. & \ Jam. ) Cox, St. Mar this Lane , Mr. C raker, London-wall. Eben. Craker Barnaby Street Southwark . Tho. Crawley Mincin-lane. John Cranenbergh St. Martins lane. Mr. Chri ftopher Ironmonger lane . Abrah. Chriftian Threadneedle Street. Edw. Crifp Towerhill John Crifp Breadjlreet. Elias Crifp } in Cheapjide at the & > Angel near Bread - Mr. 'Lounes ) Jlreet . Will. Will. [ C. ] Crifp Cheapjide at the Hen and Chickens . Janies Cropp Fanchurch Street J acq. C roff e Philpot lane . John Croffe at the Three Pigeons in CornhilL John Crofe Lyme fir eet. Mr. Crofburn Lovelane. Rich. Crofman Lovelane . John Croger Armitage, Eaft- country Walk Exchange. Tho. Croom Nicholas lane. Twi. Crowder Lymejlreet. Tho. Crowded Colemanjlreet Bell Alley. Mr. Crow Queenjlreet. Will. Crouch Berryflreet. Mat. Cadwell Broadjlreet Excife Office. Mr. Cumporter Barnabyjlreet . Mr. Cumporter Berry Jlreet. Mr. Cutler Bajinghall - Jlreet Blackwelhall FaSlor. Tho. Cutler Aujlinfryars. C 4 Tho. [ c. ] Tho. Cutler Broadjlreet . Mr. Cutteris Berryftreet. Mr. Cuttalis ditto , John Curtis Little Trinity - lane. [ D. ] Tho. [ D. ] T Ho. Mat Mr. Mr. Henry Peter Robert Mr. Mat. Tho. Fran. & Sam. Edw. } [ D. ] Dade Sujfolk-lane. Daffing St. Mary Ax. Dakers Clarkenwell Green . Dallington Roodlane , Dandy Beerlane . Daniel the Bridge . Daniel neer Alhallows Thames-Jlreet . Daniers Peter s-hill. Datheler 5^. Mary Ax . Dafliwood Copthall Court Throgmortonjlreet . . Dafhwood without Bijhops gate . Davenport Little St . Hel~ lens . Mr, [ D. ] Mr. Davenport Ironmonger - lane . John Davalwid St. Martins-lane. Tho. Davall K ings - A rms - Yard Colemanjlreet. Jacob D avid L ittle T ower - Jlreet . John Davis Aldermanbury Love lane . Tho. Davits Moorfields near the Pojlern by Petty France. Tho. Davis Broadjlreet. Mr. Dawfon Lovelane. Mr. Dawes Horfe Ferry Weft. Nich. Dawes Little Towerfreet. Mr. Dawes Roodlane. Tho. Death ) & > Marklane. Mr. Death ) Edm. Deathick Copthall Court T hrog morton ftreet. Tho. Dean Pancraf-lane. Rich. Dean Old Gravel-lane. David David [ D. ] Debarri at Mr. Dorvills Walbrook. Peter Debarr Broadjireet. Mr. Debarr ditto. John Debart St. Martins-lane, John Deboys A laermanberry. Love-lane . Thom. Decraw Colchefterjlreet. Jacq. Decocque Threadneedle- Jlreet. Ignat. Decoque Lymejlreet. Mr. Declufe Iflington . Alvaro Decofta Budgerow. Mr. Decoftus Dukes-place. Peter Decoker Cullam Street. Rowl. Dee Senior, Poultry. Rowl. Dee Junior, Bowlane. Sir Ba. Degomaz Berryjlreet. John Degrave Bi/hopfgate with- out Half - moon Alley or Angel Alley. John Degrave Old Fifhflreet. Abrah Degelder J White Chappel , & > A dam and Eve Corn Degelder ) Court. John [ D. ] John Delachambre Fanchnrch-Jlr . Ifaac Delleliers Leadenhall Jireet . Mr. Deliens Roodlane. Mr. Delorey Berry Street . Franc. Deliz ditto. Gabr. Delaport Ab church lane . Robert Deluna Great Saint Hel - Jos. Delliviers Throgmort. Jireet. Lyon Delliviers ditto. Peter Delmey Ly7nejlreet. Peter Delmay Barnaby Jireet. John Delmey Pancras lane. Mr. Delebarr Hackney Town. Wil. Delawood Nicholas lane. John D el o wry Gracechurchjlreet. near Fanchurchjlreet at an Ironmongers. Mr. Delane Hogfden. Mr. Delacy Berryjlreet. Fra. Delate at the hand and Glove in Cannon-Jlreet. Mr. Delate Cullam-Jlreet. Mr. Demingo Mugwell Jireet. Mr. Demancing Harp lane. John Demanel ditto . Dan. [ D. ] Dan. Demetrius Berry flreet. Dan. Demetrius Three Crown Court Southwark . Solo. Demodina Great St. Hel - Nath., 'i & > Denew, Marklane . James ) Benj. Denew Shadwell . Nath. Denham Lymejlreet . Edw. Denham Gar lick-hill. Rich. Dent Auftin-fryars. Mr. Denon the Pojlern. Mr. Depoftus Dukes Place. Abrah. Deporta St. Mary Ax. Anth. Depremont Auftin Fry - ars. Franc. Depary Fanchitrch- Street Mr. Dermedo St. Mary Ax. Mr. Defkin Pancras-lane. Peter Devitt L eadenhall-Jlreet. Will. Dewitt Bujh-lane Scotch- yard. Mich. Dewing Princefs Street. Will. De worth Lauren. Pountney Lane. Mr. [ D. ] Mr. Dewker Cullam Street . John Deway Leadenhall Street . Mr. Dewell ditto. Mr. Devefter Broadjlreet . Chris. Deynot Cullam Street . Mart. Deynens at Mr. Webs Throg- morton- Street. Mr. Dickfon Crown-Court Fifh- Jlreet Hill. John Dickinfon Throgmorton ftreet. Benj. Diens St. Dunftan s hill. Will. Difher Walbrook . Mr. Difon Bankfide. Lewis Doe Aldermary Church- yard. Mr. Dodfworth Hummerton in Hackney. Chris. Dodfworth Poultrey . John Doggett Lawrence Pount. Hill. David Dooley Swithin-lane. Mr. Doolenfon Kingfland. James [ D. ] James Donalfon Roodlane. John Dorvill Walbrook. Mr. Dorafalis Copthal Court \ Throgmorton Street . Mr. Dormon Bell Alley Cole- man-Jlreet. John Drake at Mr. Colemans in S within lane near Lom- bard Street. Tim. Drake Bunhill. Sam. Draper Tokenhouf e-yard. John Dregue Angel Court with- out Bijhopfgate. Phil. Duboys Great Trinity lane. Thom. Ducke Suffolk-lane . Paul Dockminique Vine Court Spittlefields. Pall. Dockminique Junior, Cole- manftreet. Peter & y Ducaine Pancras-lane . Jam. J Benja. J & > Duncane, Queenflreet. Sam. J Peter [ D. ] ^ & er \ ^ u § ua > Covent- garden Ant f Henrietta Street . And Duff Lodger Bijhopfgate - Up holders . Henry Dunfter Mincinlane. Henry Dunfter Roodlane . Mich Dunwell Colemanjlreet Rich Dunidge Devon - Jhire koufe . Thom, Duncombe Colemanjlreet Blackwelhall FaCtor . Dano Duprie Artillary-lane . John Durdan Bankjide. Dan, Duthais Aldermary Church t at Mr . Lewis Doe. Mr. Dikes Colemanjlreet [ Z?. ] John [ B. ] J Ohn Eaft Oxford Court Cannon Street. Mr, Eaft Horfey-down. Ifaac Eaft wick, Hackney Town . John Eaton, Buttolph-lane. Nich. Eaton ditto . Theod. Ecckelfton, Gracechurch Street Crown-Court. Sir Jam. Edwards IJlington. John Edwards Philpot-lane. Will. Edwards Coleman-Jlreet. Dan. Edwards, Walbrook. Palati Edwards, Mary Old- flairs Southwark. Mr. Edwards, Ropemakers Alley. Hump. Edwin Great St. Hellens. Mr. Edworth Hogfden. D Mr. [ B. ] Mr. Egglefton, Ba,7ikfide. John Eglesfield at the Pewter - platter Cannon - Jlreet , Lodger . Johnmartin Elkins, Law . Poun. lane. Mr. Elkins Bifhopfgate with- out. Matth. Elifon, Cannon-Jlreet near London-Jlone . John Elifon Berry-ftreet. Franc. Elifon Mark-lane . Jerem. El wife Tokenhoufe-yard. Aid. Ellis Saint Pauls Church- yard. Mr. Elfon at the Poftern Black - welhall EaElor. Rich. Ernes Fanchurch-Jlreet. Mr. Emfon, Warwick Court in Warwick-lane. Rich. Ely, BiJhopfgate-Jlreet over again ft the Pojlhoufe. John Evans at Mr. Sparows a Packers in Swan Al- ley Coleman- fir eet. John [ E. ] John Evans Michael-lane . John Eyles Great St. Hellens. Derick Eyles, Leadenhall-Street. John Eldreed at Mr. Folio in Dove-Court . Mr. Ahearns. Law . Pou. hill . D 2 t F. ] [ p- ] [ p ] TY/Tr. Fade Bowlane. Jos. Feak Grace-church - Jlreet Nagfhead - Court : (and Comp.) Sam. Feak Bow- lane. Edw. Fane, Philpot-lane. Mr. Fanne, Broadjireet. Profper Fenton, Seething-lane . Rob. Fendall, Nich. lane. Rob. Fellowes ; Alderfgate - Jlreet . John Fellowes, Throgmorton - Jlreet. George Finch Great St. Hellens. Tho. Finch, Ditto. Mr. Finch, Petty France by Moorjields. Edw. Fincham, Budge-row. Mr. Mr. John Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. John Tho. Tho. George Franc. Mr. Mr. Rich. John Rob. Jef. James Rich. Sir RL [ F. ] Fincham, Kingjland '. Flavill, Law . Pount. hill. Fleming, St Mary Ax. Fletcher, Thomas Apoftle. Fletcher, Spittle-fields . Fleet, Mark-lane. Farfax, Bunhill. Farington, his Warehouje \ Mincin - lane , at a Packers . Firming, Three Kings Court Lombard- fir eet. Fifher, ditto. Flide, Bankhde. Flide, Milkfireet. Folio, Berryfireet. Folio, Broadfireet. Folio, ditto. Folkner, Lymefireet. Foldes, Loathburry. Foules, Clements-lane at a Milliners. Foot, Roodlane. Ford, Tower -hill. E>3 Mr. Mr. [ * ] Ford, Kings- A rms-yard. Colemanjireet. Mr. Ford, ShadwelL Jer. Forman, Law . Fount, hill. Mr. Fortley, Execution Dock . Anth. Fofter, Berryjlreet. Rich. Fofter, Law. Pount. hill. Will. Fofter, Three Kings Court L ombard-Jlreet. Mr. Fofter, Queen (Ireet. Mr. Fofter, at the Ball in Lom- bard- (Ireet. Peter Fountain, Watlmg Jlreet. Mr. Founds Pickle-herring. Sam. Foxley, Nagfkead - Court Gracechurch Jlreet and Comp. Sam. Fulwood Throgmorton - Jlreet. Matth. Fuller, Cateaton Jlreet. John Furley, at Mr. Peter Lang- ley Gracechurch - (Ireet. Forley St. Dun flans hill. Tho. John Tho. Framton, Milkftreet near the Red Cow . Jos, Frances, Camomile ftreet Mr. Frances ClarkenwelL Simon Francia, Leaden hall ftreet Dom. Francia, ditto . Sir Jo. Frederick, Old Jury. Will. Freeman, Fanchurchjireet . John Freeman, ditto . Aid. Freeman, Deadmans-place . Mr. Frencham, Leadenhall Street . Phil. French, Bufhlane Scot-yard ’ Bafil Fyerbrafte, Mark-lane . [ G. ] [ G. ] T T En. Gall, Great St. Hellens . A John Gardner, Fanchurch - Jlreet. Franc. Gardner, Bow Church - yard. Will. Garfoot, Nicholas lane. Mr. Gaferonne, St. Mary Ax. John Gafp, T okenhouj e-yard. Dan. Gates, Artichoak - lane Wapping. Franc. Gay, Bafinghall- flreet. Mr. Gay, Hogfden . John Genopen, Cajlleyard Wejl - minjler. Hen. Gennen, at Mr. Dukes Suf- folk lane. Mr. Gener, Milkjlreet. Mr. Mr. [ G. ] Gewan Drans Yard Weji- minjler Street. Mr. Gibfon, Waterlane. [I] John Gibfon, at Mr. Prejlon’s Brewhoufe in St. Ka- tharines . Mr. Gibnefs, Blackfryars . Hen. Gibes, Clarkenwell. Will. Gibes, Southwark. Thom. Glover, Clements lane. Thom. Glover, Nich. lane. Mr. Goyer, Princes Jlreet. Mr. Goldens, Auftin-fryars. Will. Golftone Nich. lane. Hen, Gold, Brigendine Court , BaJinghall-Jlreet. Sir Th. Gold Aldermanberry. John Gold, Crutchet - fryars in Gold Court. Nich, Gold, Lymejlreet. John Gold, Turkey Walk in the Exchange, or at Clap- ham. Jam. Gold, Iflington, Turkey Walk. Mr. [ G. ] Mr. Gold, Newington. Cha. Goldftone, ditto. Mr. Goldney, Bloomfbury . Sam. Godfrey, Poultrey. Benj. Godfrey, Tokenhoufe yard. Mr. Godard, Mugwell Street. Mich. Godfrey, Bufk-lane. Tho. Goddard, Coleman Jlreet. Mr. Goddard, Little Britain. George Goderis, Laurence PounU ney lane. Edw. Godwin, Soaper lane. Mr. Gooding Bijhopfgate 'with- out. Hen. Goodhew, Buttolph la7ie. Anto. Gommefwares, Creed- church lane. Anth. Gomeferd, Berry Jlreet. John Gunfton, at Blackwelhall. Jacq. Gonfaldus, Dukes Place. Ja. Gonfalus, Leade7ihall Street. Chrift. Goore, Cole7nan Jlreet. George Gofpright, Tokenhoufe Yard. Will. [ G. } Will. Goflin, Pancras lane. Thom. Gurden, Turkey Walk at the Exchange. John Gurden, Mark-lane . Mr. Goufif, Armitage. Mr. Gandiat at a Packers , Loathbury. Cha. Gravener in Watling- Jlreet at the Black- Swan. Roger Gray Crutchet-fryars. Nich. Gray Barge yard Crutchet Fryars. Roger Gray, Garlick Hill. Mr. Granenta, Lymeftreet. Mr. Grayfo, Moorfields. John Grace Half - Moon Alley Bifhopfgate without. Phil. Graves Martins la?ie. Anth. Green, Bifhopfgate without. Mr. Grindall, Dukes place. Richard Griffeth, Bifhopfgate flreet. Thom. Griffeth ditto. Edw. Griffeth Barge Yard Buck - lerjberry. Tho. [ G. ] Tho. Griffeth at a Packers iu Eajlcheap . Rich. Griffeth, Bucklerfberry . Mr. Grinwell ColemanJlreet y Blackwelhall Fa£lor . Mr. Groves Dukes-place . Phil. Grover Martins-lane . John Antho . ) Grove, Princes Jlreet . i Adam, > Fred. ) Gronen Devonjhire houfe. Rich. Gronden, Old FiJh-Jlreet. Mr. Gumper Bunhill. Will. Gun Billingfgate. [ H. ] Franc. [ H. ] C H. ] F ranc. Hacker, Gun yard Houndf- ditch. Peter Hacker at Paul Darby, Leadenhall Jlreet. Mr. Hackwell, Hackney Town . Jafp. Haines, Thames (Ireet. Rob. Hagfhaw, White -hart Court . John Hagfhaw and Turner , Suf- folk Lane . Will. Hage, George Yard Lom- bard Street . Mr. Hall at the Poflern , Black - welhall FaLlor . Edw. Hall Gravel lane Houndf - ditch. Mr. [ H. 3 Mr. Hall, Chequer Yard Dow - gate . Hen. Hall, IJlington . John Hall, ditto . Mr. Hall, Stepney . Mr. Hall, Berry-Jlreet . John Hall, Fanchurch Jlreet at Mr . Baxter. Nath. H allride, Winchejler Jlreet. Roger Haley, 6V0/ Yard, Bujh Lane. John H al worthy, Swithins-lane near Lombard Street. Sir Mat. Halworthy, Hackney , Spa - nifh Walk Exchange . Edw. Halford, Bun Hill. Edw. H alford, Clarkenwell Green. William Hamley, Thames Street . Mr. Hamond, Fanchurch Jlreet. John Hamford, Buttolph lane. Chris. [ H. ] Chris. Hambleton, Bujh lane ; Scot yard. Stephen Hames, Bull and Mouth Street . Hen. Hamfon, ditto . Walter Hampton, Gravel lane Hoimdfditch. Mr. Hamle Tooly Jlreet. Mr. Hancock, St. Laurence lane. John Hanceoufe, Berry Jlreet . Mr. Hantbotow Broadjlreet. Mr. Hanwock, Budge-row . < Rob. Hanfon, Sice-lane. Rich. Hanfon, ditto . Mr. Hanes Coleman Street Blackwelhall Fa- ctor. [fic.] Mr. H artley, Fanchurch- Street. Thom. H artley, Throgmorton Jlreet. Nath. Hartley, Swithiris lane. Ralph Hardwick, Grace-church Street. Tho. Thom. [ H. ] Hardwick Hackney , Spa - Walks . Tho. Hardwick London Wall near Broadjlreet . Mr. Harwick Loathberry . William Harwell Colchejler Jlreet. Hen. Harbin Mark-lane. John Harbin Great Saint H el- lens. Edw. John) Harrifon Roodlane . & C Will.) Harrifon Clements-lane . Hen. Harris Saint Dunjlans Hill. Mr. Hart Throgmorton Street . Tho. Hartops Lymejlreet . Mr. Harrow Winchefler Jlreet. John Harwood Mich. lane. Mr. Harwood St. Antlins. John Harwood Mile- end Green. Mr. Harwood Mile-end Town. Mr. Harvey Swithhis lane. Jo. Harvey Beerbinder lane. Mr. Harvey St. Mary Hill. Ralph Hanwock Waping. Will- Will. [ H. ] Harlman at Mr . Cha. Cor- celus in Waping. Mr. Hanly at Frefk-Wharf. Anth. Harrifpe, Coleman - Jlreet , King's- Arm's- Yard. Tho. Harrington Mark-lane . Hen. Hafwell Bufh-lane. John H afel wood, Goodmans- fields. Mr. Hafell at the Spread Eagle in Gracechurch Street . John Hatner Whichever Street. Jofeph Hayward } and > in Butolf-Lane . Daniel Wagfield j Mr. Hawes, Clement's lane. Mr. Hawkins Colledge Hill. Chris. Hawkins Walbrook at Mr. Difhers . Mr. Hawkes Clapton Hackney. Claud. Hayes Fanchurch Street. John James "j Hayes Little St. Hellens . and l Jofeph ) Hayes, Gracechurch-fireet. Rob. Hubold Great St. Hellens. E S“ [ H. ] Sir Nat. Herne Loathbury . Jos. Herne at Sir John Frede-[fic.J ricks in Old Jury . Sam. Heron African houfe. Will. Hedges Bafinghall Street . Mr. Hedges Broadjlreet. Mr. Hemmings Bafinghall Street Blackwel - hall Bailor. Ifaac Hemming St. Mary hill. Thom. Heming Tokenhoufe Yard. John Hency, St. Martins lane. Rich. Hamden at Daniel Mercer in Bartholomew Lane. Mr. Peter Henman Bank fide. & l Pierce J Henrique Walbrook. Cha. Herle Aldermanberry . Peter Herringhook Budge-row. Mr. Hermond Bifhopfgate without. Charles Herle Junior and Comp . in Aldermanberry. Will. Hefter Borough South - wark. Mr. [ H. ] Mr. Hefter Bow Churchyard. Benj. Hewling Coleman ftreet . Rob. Hews Kingfland . William Hibert zVz Bell- Alley, Cole - man- ftreet. Mt J r tth ' ) Heybert, Nags-head Court, Abra. j dltto ‘ ^' ,L ) Hide, Milkjlreet , at the Jos. f R *- BedingfieldHigham Seething-lane , John Hill Crutchet-fryars. Mr. Hill Broadjireet. John Hill L eadenhall-Jireet . Franc. Hill Bucklerfberry . Edw. Hill Pojlern. John Hill Minories . Mr. Hill Bijhopfgate without . Mr. Hill Shadwell . Mr. Hill Rredrijf. Edw. Hill Bafinghall - ftreet Factor. Mr. Hillet 6Y. Antlins in Wat - lin-Jlreet. E 2 Nath. Nath. [ H. ] Hilton at Newington , his Warehoufe near the Bear and Fountain in Loath - bury. jofeph H inch am Pudding -lane. Thom. Hinchman Alderfgate Street. Nich. Hinde Abchurch lane. James Hinde Bufh-lane . Mr. Hinton ditto. Mr. John ) Hockton Grubjlreet. & \ Peter ) Hoet Lymeftreet. Mr. Holffted, at a Packer's in Nicholas's- lane. John Holmes in Coleman-ftreet. Andr. Holmes in Nags-head- Court in Clements- lane. Nich. Hollaway, in Nicholas’s Lane. And Mr. Collet in Company. Tho. Holder, at the African - Hotife. Edw. Holford, the Hambrough - Walk. Will. [ H. ] Will. Hodges Bajinghall Street. Rich. Holt, Bijhopfgate ftreet . Mr. Holt Ironmonger lane. Mr. Holmes Nicholas-lane. Tho, Holmes Walbrook. John Holeman Bell Alley Cole- manjlreet. Will. Holgate Alderman-berry. James Holland Woodftreet. Mr. Holfam, Jewen Jlreet. Mr. Holcomb Hatton garden. Rich. Holder, Roodlane . Sir Wil. Hooker Crown Court Grace- Churchftreet. Will. Hooker Lyme fir eet. Caleb Hooke Pye- Alley Fan - church Street. Mr. Hooper Wapping. Chris. Hopkins F unchurch Jlreet . Edw. Zfopegood Loathbury. Mr. Ho fte Hummerton in Hackney. E 3 Mr. Mr. [ H. ] Ho ward Bow Church - Mr. Rich. yard. iZowfon, Aldermanburv . Z/ow Billingfgate every Morning. Henry Z/ovener Swithins Lane. Abrah. i/ovener I(lington . Abr. IfaacV //oublon, Winchejler - and Jam. / Street . John Hoblon Threadneedle Peter Peter Ttreet . //oublon Burbinder Lane. //oublon Lane, Senior and Junior. Maj. Pet. //oublon, Budgerow . Nich. Z/udfon TowerhilL Abra. Tames Mr. Henr. Hen. Tho. Tho. Hudfon Colchejier-ftreet . Hutton in Durham Yard. Z/ulford Lambeth. Z/unter Crutchet-fryars. Z/unter Mincin-lane. Hunt Fanchurch-S treet, Hunt Bow-lane. Tho. [ H. ] Tho. //oughton, \ Ahrhurrk and Bereclif Abc nurck in Company ) Lane ' David i/utchingfon St Mary hill . George ZTockenhull, Hackney. John ii/bugh Gravel lane Hounfditch. Aid. Job. i/ough Clarkenwell Green. Steph. i7ouffan, Thredneedle- ftreet. John Houfan, ditto. Alexand. Hofea m Momford Court in Milk- ftreet . E 4 [ 7 ] Geo. [ y. ] ^I^ILL.Jarret Lime-Jireet. Jam. Jackfon Brocidjlreet. John Jackfon Clements-lane. Stephen Jofeph Mackfon, Pye - Alley Jems r Fanchurchftreet. Robert ) John Jackfon Tokenhoufe Yard . Phillip Jackfon Lymejlreet. Mr. Jackfon Fleet-Bridge. Stephen Jackfon St. Mary hill. James Jacob Lymejlreet. Will. J acorn, Aldermary Churchyard. Abraham Jacob Hatton garden. Theod. Jacobfon, Still - yard Thames- fir eet. Samuel James Threadneedlejlreet. Peter [ /. ] Peter James, St. Mary Hill . Samuel James Tokenhonfe Yard . Abraham ) J aggard near Billing j - Francis J gate . John Japoney Bnjh-lane . Mark Jarvis Colemanjlreet . Mr. I brook Dukes-place . Mr. Jerman Bankjide. Sir Rob. Jeffereys Lymejlreet . John Jeffery Saint Mary Ax * Mr. J ekell - Office - Court Fleet ftreet . Rich. Jelley Michael-lane. Durr. Jenkinfon, Broadjlreet. Rich. Jenkinfon Coleman-Jlreet. Widd. Jennings Tower ftreet. J ohn J ennings Shadwell. John Jenkins Hogfden . Aid. Ireton Finfbury . Sir Arth. Ingram Hatton-garden . Will. Ingram WincheJler-Jlreet. John Johnfon Buttolph-lane at a Coopers . Will Johnfon Old Gravel Lane. Capt. Johnfon Mile-end-Green. William [ /. ] Will. Jones, Bankfide near the Wind-mill ’ William Jones, St. Mary Ax . Peter Jones, ditto. Roger Jones, ditto. Henry- Jones Abchurch lane . Leek Jones Queen- flreet. John Jones Bujh-lane. John Jones Bafinghall-Jlreet. John Jones Mincin-lane . William Jordan, Bajinghall Jlreet . Thomas Jorden Billeter-lane . Anthony J orden Thames Street Cole harbor. Thomas Jorden Swedeland Court Tower hill. John Jorden Petty coat lane. Merel Jorden Clements lane. Peter Joy St. Dunjlaii s hill. Mr. Joyle Armitage. John Joliff Threadneedle-Jlreet . John Ifrael Armitage. John Ive Colchejler Jlreet Tower hill. Aid. Jurin Throgmorton-Jlreet. Will. Joliff in the Strand. William [ /• ] William Johnfon at a Cheefemongers in Thames - Jireet near Buttolph lane. John Jurin St. Dunjlans hill. Ifaac Jurin Great St. Hellens. Mr. Jurin Sice Lane. William Juftice Rofemary Lane . [ K. ] Geo. [ K. ] Eorge Kate A ngel Court Bi- VjT /hop f gate without. Mr. Kem in Laurence lane . Mr. Kelling Clements lane . Franc. Kemp Sice Lane. John Kent Bajinghall Jlreet . Thomas Kent B ankjide. James Kenier Michael Lane. Henry Kendall Bijhopfgate Street. John Kendall Strand. Henry Kendall Bafinghall Street , Blackwelhall Fadlor. John Kenuty H or (ley - Down Southwark. Peter Kefterman Laurence Poun . lane . Thomas [ K. \ Thomas Kett Gravel Lane . Mr. Keys IJlington. William Kiffin little Morefields. Rich. Kickerbart in Whitechappel near the Barrs . Mr. Kickerine Watling Jlreet . Mr.' Kitle Throgmorton flreet. Mr. Kimball Laurence Pount. hill. Lem. Kingdom Cornhill. Edw. King Lymejlreet . Mr. King, Peters Alley . Mr. King Waping. Mr. King Hogfden. Mr. King Bednall Green . Ifaac Kingfland in Thames flreet near the Cujlomhoufe . John Knape, Bajinghall Jlreet . Sir Rob. Knightly Seething Lane . Mr. Knightly Tha7nes flreet „ Luce Knightly Baji?ighall Street. Mr. Knightly Hakcney . Rand. Knipe Fanchurch Jlreet. Jafper [ K. ] Jafper Kawes Thames Jlreet near Alhallows . John Koufe Pauls Wharf John Kroger W aping, Execution- Dock, in the Eafl-walk Exchange . [ L. ] Tho. [ L. ] '"jpho. Lackftone Leadenhall Street . Mr. Lagley Threadneedle Street . Mr. Lambeth Creed Church Lane . John Lamb Cullam Street . Mr. Lamb Bell- Alley Coleman - Jlreet. Ezek. Lampaine Dove- Court Swithins Lane . John L angham Z eadenhall Street . John Langley Great Saint H el- lens. Mr. Lang Lymejlreet . Mr. Langford ditto. Mr. Langton Bank/ide. Mr. Lanvey Dukes Place . John Langworth Bajinghall Jlr . Blackwelhall Factor. Sam. i L. ] Sam. Lamott WJteatfheaf-A lley Thames Street. George Lawrence Mark lane . Sir John Lawrence Great Saint Hellens . John ) & V Pet. J Lawrence Queenjlreet. Jam. Lawrey Crooked lane . Gawyn Lawrey Three Kings Court Lombard Jlreet . Steph. Lawes Beerbinder lane . Mr. Lawefwood Tower / ireet . John Law Bankjide . John Lavero Lymejlreet . Mr. Lafher Hittle Tower hill . Mr. Layta Aldermanbury . Mr. Leigh in Cullam Jlreet , Comp, with Thomas. Mr. Leekins Newington Town . Jos. Lee Throgmorton Jlreet. Ralph Lee Threadneedle Jlreet. Mr. Lee George Yard Lombard Street. Godfrey Lee Coleman Street . John John [ L. ] Aid. John Lane, in St. Lawrence-lane . Gerard Langerman, Burchin-lane . John Legendre Nags-head Court Gracechurch Jireet at Mr. Heybert. John Legg Lo7idon Wall. Mr. Legg Coleman ftreet. Mr. Legole Bajinghall flreet. Ifaac Legay Finfbury. David Legrill Beerbinder lane. John Lemkuell Crooked lane. Benj. Lenud, Bucklerfbury. Hertag. Lenton Broadjlreet near London-wall. Mr. Lepiner Southwark . Sir Jo. Lethulier Mark lane. Samuel ) Will & > Lethulier, Broadflreet. Abra. ) Chifto. Lethulier Turn-wheel-lane. Mr. Leuthalier Bufh la?ie. Nath. Letton Fanchurch- ftreet. John Letton Turn-wheel-lane. F Steph. [ L. 1 Steph. Lewis, Fan- Chur ch-Jlreet. Thomas Lewis, little St. Hellens. John Lewis, St. Mary Hill. John Lewis, Poultrey. Sam. Lewin, Barnaby-Jlreet. Charles Lequein, Crown Court in Spittle-fields. George Ley go, the Bridge. Robert Liddell, Cornhill. Mr. Lightfoot, A bchurch-lane. James Lile, St. Mary Hill . Mr. Lille, Dozvgate. Roger Lillington, Ironmonger- lane . Humph. Linton, Broadflreet. James Littleton, Berry-Jlreet. Thomas Little, 7 hames-Jlreet. Mr. Littlepage Clements-lane. Mr. Littlepage, A bchurch-lane. Mr. Lock St Bartholmew Clofe. Samuel Lock, Road-lane. Mr. Lock, Tower-flreet. Mr. Mock, Goodnians-fields . Mr. Mr. [ L. ] Lodwick, Fan - Church - ftreet . Henry Lombery, Cheapjide at the Kings A rms. Mr. Longbottom, Bafinghall - jlreet, Blackw ell-hall - Factor. Timothy Lemotuux, /#/*£. Henry Loo, London-wall. William Lob, Tower-ftreeL Mr. Loft, Bank- fide. Henry Loads St Mary -hill Sir Will. Loder, Mark-lane . Jacob Zuce, Fan- Chur ch-Jlr eel Michael Zuce, Dukes- Place. Mr. Zudlow, Bow lane . Nath, Zodington, Aldermanbury . James Zordell Fifh - Jlreet - hill by the Monument. John Zorimore, Road-laiie. J ohn Z ord, Z! uflin - Fryers , at Mr. Gar Vanvythujlen. Mr. Lorcaine Queen-Jlreet , John Zongent F an- Chur ch-Jlr . F 2 Aid [ L. ] Aid. Love, St. Mary Ax. Mofe Lowman, Fan - Church - Jireet. John Lloyd, Martins-lane. [ M ] [ M. ] M R. Mace, Lyme-Jlreet. David Malvin St. Dunftans hill. Mr. Man, Lymejlreet. Mr. Mansfield, Queen-Jlreet. Samuel Mansfield, Gravelane. Hounds-ditck. John Maning, Loathburry. Ralph Maning mid Hide, Coleman - Jlreet. Jofeph Martin, Rood-lane. Jafper Martin, Mark-lane. John Martin, Gar lick-hill Mr. Martin, Hatton -Garden. John Martin, Broad-Jlreet. Mr. Mart, Hatton-Garden. Mr. Marandew, Berry- fir eet. F 3 Moade [ L. ] Mead. Marvill, Threadneedle - Jlreet . Samuel Marvill, Seething-lane. Mr. Marriot, T hreadneedle - flreet . Mr. Marfh, 6*/. Mary-Ax. Mr, Marfh, Trinity lane : Mn Marfh, Finjbnry . Rich. Marfh, Shore-ditch . Mr. Marfh, Lambeth. George Marwood, Lawr. Fount lane . Briant Marshall at a Packer's in Mincin-lane. John Marshall, Barnaby -Jlreet Mr. Marshall, Montague-Cloje Southwark. Widd. Marke, Fan- Clinch- flreet. Mr. J/arkum, JFzW - Office- Court , Fleet-ftreet. John j&farvin, Crutchet- fryars. The Widow of Lawr. Martell in Fanchurch Jlreet . James J/arth waite, Leaden- hall - (Ireet. Robert [ M. ] Robert Rafters, Crutcket- Fryers. Robert Rafters, Leaden-hall- ftr. John ifcfafcal, Throgmorton-flreet . Robert J/afon, Nicholas-lane . N ath. Mafo7i, Bell - A lley Cole - Jlreet . Mr. Mafon, Iron-monger-lane, Blackwel-hall Faclor. John Matthews, SY. Mary -hill. Sir John Matthews, z’/z Church - Jlreet , # Packers near Cullam-flreeL George Matfon, lodger at an Up - holjlerers , Cornhill. Mr. Matthews, Bow-la7ie. William Matthews, Scotyard in Bujh - lane. Richard Matthews, Bafing-hall- flreet , Blackwell- hall- FaFtor. John Mead, Great St. Hellens . William Mead, Fan- Church- Jlreet. Robert Matthews, Crutchet- Fryers. F 4 Nicholas [ M. ] Nicholas Mead, at a Confectioners , in Leadenhall Jlreet y near Lyme Jlreet . J ohn M ead, Tower-hill. John Mear, Tower Royal. Henry Meas, Berryjlreet . William Metcalf, at the Crofs-keys , Camomile- ftreet. Robert Melifh, Philpot-lane. Mr. Mepot, Throgmorton- dr eet. John Morden, Bijhopfgate-ftreet . Mr. Merreday, Cateaton Jlreet. Mr. Mereton, Kmg-flreet. Thomas Merry and Comp. Garlick hill. Daniel Mercer, Bartholomew-la7ie. Samuel Merrel, Seethmg-la7ie. John Merlin, Broad-Jlreet. Mr. Mevill 7iear Fiflwiongers Hall y Thaines-flreet. Mr. Merat, Grace-Ckurch-Jlr. Mr. Megoll, Gravel - la7ie, Houndfditch. Mark Maubart, Throgmorton - fir eet y New Court. Samuel, [ M. ] Samuel and Charles Mr. Bernard Michael, Poultrey . Michael, the Bridge . Michael, Clements - Nag's-head Court Middleton, Crutchet- fryers. Middleton, Colemanfireet. Miller, Throgmortonfireet. Miller, Lyme-flreet. Miles, Lombardfireet at Tho. White’s. Miles, Bufh-lane. Millington, Lawr . Pozmt . lane . Mitton, in Aldermanbury . Mitford, Fan-Church-Jlr. Mitford, Tenter - Alley > More- fields. Anthony M ingay, Swithins-lane , Mr L ombardfireet. Miggot, Threadneedlefir. Mortimore, T ower-hill. Moria, great St. Hellens. John Richard Mr. Francis Mr. William Edward Francis Mr. John Robert John Mark Mr. John [ M. ] Morgan, Lodger , at Mr . Hopegoods, Throg - morton-Jireet. Peter Moreman, at a Packers in Mincin-lane. Samuel Morie, Aujlin-Fryers . Edward Morfe, Token-houf e-yard at Mr. Drapers. William Movie ditto. John .AToris Aujlin-Fryers. Humph. Mo ris, Broad-Jlreet. Richard Moris, Cateate7i-(lreet. Mr. Morto, Ropemakers- Alley. Thomas Morgan, Aldermanbury. Simon Morfe, Cheapjide. Nicholas Moyfie, Pancras-la7ie. Mofes Mocate, Camo7nile-Jlreet. Mr. Montey, great St. Helle7is. Mr. Montey, Jewe7i-Jlreet. Richard Monniel, Prhicefs-Jlreet. Peter Montage, Aujlin-Fryers. Stephen Montage, Winchefler-flreet . Mr. Monuty, Leade7i-hall-Jlr. Robert [ M. ] Robert Monteth, at a Packers Lawr . Poimtrlane . Sir John Moore, Mincin-lane . George Moore, Minories . Henry Moody, Colchejler-flreet. Abra. Moone, Great St. Hellens> Comp . with Chamberlain . Fred. Mooles, Angel - Court T hrogmorton-ftreet. Peter Mody, Walbrook , /// Perrera, Dnkes-Placc. Lopes j William Petters, Throgmorton Sir . Mr. Pethoufe, Love Lane. Mr. Peps, Threadneedle Street. Thomas Phillips, Martins Lane. Mr. Phillips, Bankfide. Mr. Phillips, Com. with Broivne Lombard Street. Sir Rich. Pickett, Loathbury . Mr. Pickett, Berry Street. Mr. Pickett, Colledge Hill. Mr. Pickett, Fijhflreet Hill at an Apothecary' s. James Pickering, and Comp. Ni - cholas Lane for Ordnary , Thomas Pilkington Bufh Lane Scot Yard. William Piftorius, at Mr. White - head Packer in Broad - Street. Mr. Pinchback in Ironmonger Lane. Phillip Pirn, Mincin Lane. Stephen [ p- ] Stephen Pitts, St. Dunjlari s Hill. Mr. Pitts, the Bridge. William Plymton Lo?idon Wall Crofs-keys Court. Mr. Play foot, Old Jury Black - welhall Factor. Mr. Polixfield, Walbrook. Thomas Polter, Dukes-Place . Henry Polftead, Bed7ial-Green. Mr. Ponia, New Court Throg- morton- Street. Mr. Pompillion, Newfmans Yard Cornhill. Mr. Ponder, Tower Street. James Pope, Abchurch Lane. Alexand.Pope, Broadjlreet. Jofeph Pope, Redriff. Daniel Portaine, Berry ftreet. William Portington, Swithins la7ie. Mr. Pordage, Lawr. Pountney La7ie . John Pordage, Cheapjide ) at the Swa7i a7id Harp . Jofia Potter, Loathbury . Mr. Potter, Old Jury. G 2 George [ p- ] George Potts, Tower Street . Henry Pottinger, Bankjide . William Powell, Abchurch Lane . il/r. Powell, Bridge . William Poulden, Gravill Lane , Hounds-ditch. William Poynes, Throgmorton Sir. Thomas Poynes, Broad Street. M r. Prawing, Oxford Court , Cannon Street. Mr. Predox, Michael Lane. John Preftwood, Coleman Street. Captain Prefton, Mile-end-Green. Paul Priaulx, Fin f berry. Jos. Prickman, Fanchurch Str- Mr. Prickmez, 67. Mary -Ax. John Price, Three King Court , Lombard Street. William Prifcott, Angel Court , Throgmorton Street. Edward Puckridge, Broad Street. Robert Puckell, Tka 7 nes Street near Gally-key. Thomas Puckle, Aujlin-Fryers. Samuel Putt Beerbinder Lane. Mr. [ &. ] Mr.l Putick, Berry Street John Pym, Whinchejier Street . David Prole, Baji 7 ighall Street , Blackzvell Hall Factor. Sir Will. Prayward, at Carpenters Hall London-wall ’ [ * i T^RancisRainsford, A John Raimez, Mincin lane . James Ralphfon, Chequer Yard ’ Dowgate . Afatthew Randall, Chain Alley. Mr. Randall, Fanchurch Street . Matthew Randall, Throgmorton Str . Edward Randall, Queen Street. Mr. Randfoffe, great S. Hellens. Mr. Ranalfon, Martins lane. Francis Rape, <2/ <2 Confectioners in Walbrook . Ratliff, Fifhjlreet Hill. G 3 George Mr. C X- ] George Ravencroft, Wejhninjler , Ttirkey Walk Exchange . John Rawlins, Cloapton Hackney. John Rayner, Leadenhall Jlreet. John Rayner, Clements lane. Mr. Rayledge, Devonjhire- Houfe . Mr. Reanals, Bajinghall Jlreet y Blackzvel Hall FaClor. Thomas Rea, Princefs Street. Mr. Reeves, Great St. Hellens . Jos. Reeves, Barnarby Street. John Reede, Aldermanbury. Stephen Reade, Leade7ihall Street. Thomas Reeve, ! Cornhill y lodger at an Upholfterers. William Regoat, Gravil lane y Hounds-ditch. Arthur Remington, Broad Street. Peter Renew, Philpot lane. Theoph. Revell, Thames Street near Billing Tgate. John Richardfon, Water lane. Rand. Richardfon, near Fijhmon - gers Hall Edward t A ] Edward Richbell, Berry Street . Mr. Richmond, Harp lane. John Riches, Lawr. Fount. lane . Captain Rich, Bank/ide. Henry Ricardus, at Aid. Jeffery's Berry Street. Mr. Richards, without New - gate. Mr. Ridley, Grubjlreet. William Robards, Leadenhall flreet. Richard Robards, without Bi/hops - gate. Gab. Robards, London - Wall , Carpenters Hall. Gar. Robards, White Hart Court , Grace Church (ir. Thomas Robards, George Yard, Lombard Street. Mr. Robards, Crooked lane. Mr. Robards, Berry Street. Lenc. Robinfon, and Comp . Ni - cholass lane. Andrew Robinfon, Three Kings Court ; Lombard Street. William Robinfon, Mark Lane. G 4 Mr. [ R- ] Mr. Robirffon, Crooked lane . George Robins, ditto . Mr. Robulus, Berry Street . Gomez Rodrigues, ditto . NicholasRoo, Leadenhall Street. Richard Roo, White Hart Court Grace Church Street. Mr. Roo, Corbit Court Grace Church Street. Rand. Roper, near the Armitage. Jos. Rookfby, Mincin lane. Mr. Rookfby ) c , , Mr. Rookfby } Ste P ne y • John Rowland, Winchefter Jlreet. Nicholas Rowles, TJireadneedle Jlr. Timothy Royly, Dowgate. John Royly, Soper lane. Samuel Royfton, Bucklers Berry . Jeremy Royfton, Poultrey . Edward Rudge, St. Mary- Ax. Mr. Rudge, Redrijf. Richard Ruffell, Bufh lane , Scot yard. Mr. Ruffell by the Bridge. Mr. Rucket, Minories. [ S. ] [ S. ] R. Sadler, Mugzvell Street . John Sadler, Walbrook . Samuel Sale, in Lymejlreet Comp, with S copin . Henry Salter, Fanchurch Jlreet. Mr. Salter, in Princes Jlreet . Richard Sallaway, Oxford Court in Cannon Jlreet . Sallaway, at Mr, Cockrams Swithins lane, Sambrook, Tower Jlreet. Sambrook, Queen Jlreet. Samuel, Dukes-place. Sanders, Thomas Apoftles. Sanders, Throgmorton Jlr. Sanderfon, in St. Lozvrence lane . Sanders, Buttolf lane. Sanders, Thames Jlreet. Sanders, Newington Green . Sanders, Broad Jlreet. Mr. John Samuel William Mr. Edward John Philip Edward Mr. Edward Henry [ s. 3 Mr. Sanders, Bucklers Berry. John Sanford, Bafmghall Jlreet. Mr. Sands, Beerbinder lane. Mr. Saneeis, Talbot Court Grace Church Jlreet. Clem. Sawyer, little Trinity lane. John Sawyer, Ivy -lane. Abra. Sayon at Mr. Stubbs in Swilhins lane. Lucas Scantes, Lyme-Jlreet. Mr. Scanly, the Bridge. William Scarlet, Tower Jlreet at a Drapers . Mr. Scarlet, Newington Green. Edward Scuyt, Loathybury at the Bear and Foimtain. John Scopen and Comp. Lyme- Jlreet. William Scoing, Lawr. Fount, lane. Richard Scot Baji?ighall Jlreet. Mr. Scot, London-wall Black - wel Hall FaTtor. John Serape, Loathbury. Daniel Scoken, Threadneedle Jlr. Mr. Scowell, Buttolph lane. Edward [ S. ] Edward Seaman, Thames Jlreet . Michael Sederis, Mark lane. Peter Sedgwick, in Martins lane. Obad. Sedgwick, Beerbinder lane. Mr. Sedgwick, Swithins lane. Mr. Seneris, little Eajlchip. Jofeph Serjeant, St. John Jlreet , Irijh- Walk Exchange. Arnold Sertillion, Fanchurch flreet. Arth. Sexagomes, Minories. Mr. Shaw, St. Dimftans Hill. John Shelden, Cannon Jlreet. John Shelden in Dukes -Place near the Church. William Shelden, the Bridge. Bafal \ and > Sherman, Tower Hill. Edmond ) William Sherrington, Bijhopfgate Jlreet. Henry Sheeth, Aldermanbury. Samuel Shepherd, Michaels lane. Mr. Shepherd, Bucklersbury. John [ s. 3 John Shepherd, White Hart Court Grace Church ftr. Thomas Shepherd, Abchurch lane. Mr. Sherbrook, Company , with Mr. Clark in Cheapjide. William Sherbrook, St. Hellens . Sir John Shorter, Bankjide . James Sherlock, at Queen Hive . Charles Shorter, ditto . William Short, Ditto . Mr. Shieres, Crutchet Fryers. Mr. Shieres, Ratliff Crofs. Mr. Shilgrove, Buttolph lane. William Shipman Tower Hill. Mr. Sigues, Goodmans Fields. William Sikes, lodger at a Packers in Swithins lane. Edward Silvefter Thames Jlreet. Mr. Silvefter Camomile Jlreet. Mr. Silgrove, Love lane. Mr. Silver, Mhiories. Mr. Silver Camomile Jlreet. George J and > Sitwell, Leadenhall Jlr. Robert J Thomas [ S. ] Thomas Symons, Cateciton Jireet . Edward Symons, Mafojis Alley in Cornhill. Michael Sivex, Mark lane . Daniel Skinner, Crutchet Fryers . Benj. Skutt, Great St. Hellens. John Skinner, Aujlin Fryers . Daniel Skinner, Barthol. lane. Mr. Skinner, Camberry Houfe at IJlmgton. Mr. Skinner, Ironmonger lane. Nath. Skinner, Kings Arms Yat'd Cole7nan flreet. Mr. Skinner/;/ Cateaton fttreet\i\ ic.] Richard Slinger, Philpot lane . Par. Slater, Bajinghall flreet Blackzvelhall- Factor. Benj. Smart, Broad Jireet. Mr. Smith in Grubjlreet. Sir Jam. Smith, Kings Arms Yard Coleman flreet. John Smith Camomile Jireet . Nicholas ) and > Smith, Little St. Hellens. John ) Nath. [ S. ] Nath. .Smith, Woodfireet , at an Apothecary' s. John .Smith Cheap fide. John Smith Walbrook. Aid. Smith Clarkenwell Green . Mr. Smith ditto . Mr. Smith ditto . Mr. Smith Grub/lreet . Mr. Smith Water fide near Billingfgate. Thomas Smith backfide the Ex- change at a Packer's . Aid. Smith, Bankjide . Thomas Smith Ba7ikfide at a Pack . William Smith BunhilL Mr. Smith, Peter's Alley Cornh. James Smith Clink fireet. John Smith Mark lane . George Snell, Lawr, Fount . Hill . John Snelling fireet. Mr. Snow ShadwelL William Somers Aldermary Church Yard . Mr. Southwell Crutchet Fryers, Samuel Southton Broad fireet . John [ 5 . ] John .South George Yard Lom- bard flreet. Mr. .Southerby Hackney . Peter .Southwick Coleman Jlreet. Mr. .Spicer, Abchurch lane . Mr. .Spicer Goodmans Fields. Mr. .Spencer Minories. Mr. .Spencer Newington Green . Peter .Split Armitage Wapping. Henry .Spencer Mark lane . .Sir Tho. .Stamp Bajinghall Jlreet . George .Stanpel a Stationer neer the Exchange. Mr. .Standley, St. Dunjlans hill. Will, .Stavendifh Thames flreet. Mr. .Stacy Pickle Herring. Mr. .Stacy Thames flreet near Billingfgate. Ifa .Stackman Broad flreet. Roger .Stackhard Coleman Jlreet. Mr. .Stenenis Berry flreet. Mr. .Steneque Threadneedle Jlr. Farly .Stephenfon at Billingfgate every morning. Mr. .Stevenfon Threadn. flreet. Mr. Stevenfon Bijhopjgate Jlr. Richard [fic.] Thomas Stevenfon Old FiJh-Jlreet. Richard Steele Nags - head Court in Grace Church Street . Mr. Stenenis Hogfdon . Mr. Uteres Tidy Jlreet . William Stiles ShadwelL Mr, Stipkins Paids Wharf Samuel Story Sice lane . John Storey Bow Church Yard. John Story Leadenhall Jlreet at a Packers . Roger Stockhard Coleman Jlrett . Mr. Stormier Durham Yard. Jer. Stone Nich. lane. George Strinyard Crutchet Fryers . Mr. Streete Mark la?ie. Mr. Strood Law. Pount . lane. Hugh Strood Pudding lane. William Strude at Mr. Atterberry Throgmorton ftreet . Nath. Strange Swithins lane at a Packer's. Mr. Stroege Queen Jlreet. Mr. Stracey Grace Church Jlr. Henry [ s. ] Henry Stroud Lawr. Pount. lane. Anthony .Sturt Minories. Mr. .Sturt Throgmorton Jlreet. John .Stubbs Si. Swithins lane . Thomas ^tubbings Cloak lane . Ifaac J & > .Swares Dukes- Place, Jacob ) Mr. vSwanham, St. Katherines. Samuel .Swinock, Fanchurch Jlreet. Pye Alley. John vSwinton Water-lane. Richard .Swithins Lawr. Pount. Hill. Mr. .Swift Welflreet Hackney. Mr. .Squib Palace Yard Weft - minjler. Bar. Scirps at Mr. Nelmes Packer in Beerbinder lane. H [ T. ] [ T. ] ’Ames Tawden St. Martins lane. John Tanner Berry Jlreet. Mr. Tares Dukes- Place. John Taylor Bajinghall Jlreet Blackwelhall Pallor. John Taylor Talbot Court Grace Church Jlreet. John Taylor Budg Row. Mr. Taylor Throgmorton fir. Mr. Taylor Newington Butts . Mr. Taylor Wild fir eet. John Taylor Mile- end Green. James Taylor Fleetjlreet Peter- borough Court. Mr. Tedway Dijlajf lane. James Therey Fanchurch Jlreet. Mr. Terrenis, W atling Jlreet. Mr, Terick Kingjland. Ifaac Tellis Berry Jlreet. Aid. t T. ] Aid. Tinch F unchurch Jireet . Walter Thimbleton Bednal Green lri/h Walk . Mr. Thinn Lawr. Pount. lane . Ifaac Teftard Throgmorton ftr . William Throgmorton Trinity lane. Sir Will. Thompfon Lyme flreet. ' Major Thompfon Newington . Francis Thompfon Tower Hill. Kategen Thomas Bankfide. William Thomas Cullam Jireet William Thomas Bafinghall flreet Blackwelhall Factor. Chrift. Tomlinfon Martins Lane. Coll. Thornborow Mincin lane. Mr. Thornwell Lyme Jireet. Robert Thornton ditto. Benj. Thorowgood Cornhill. Robert Thorner at Mr. Leigh Finf- bury. Mr. Thurfby, Bifhopjg. without . William Tichburn Lawr. Pount. lane. Edward Tidcombe Coleman Jireet. Richard Tilden Tower Jireet. H 2 William [ T. ] Richard Tilden White Chappel Mr. Tilfoard Chifwell Jireet < Abra, Tilard Finfbury . Jos. Tillingfon Kings Arms Yard Coleman Jireet Mr. Tyfon Coleman Jireet Blackwelhall FaCtor . Mr. Tinch Newington Green . Mr. Tinch St Mary-Ax , Walt. Tindall Bunhill. Francis Tierrens St Swithins lane, Mr. Tolfon Cateaton Jireet . Mr. Tomliz Bow Church Yard ' George Toriano Nicholas lane . Ald.Fran.Townely Mincin lane \ John Townfend Broad Jireet . Robert Townfend Lawr . Fount, lane . Mr. Townfend Fijhflreet Hill. Edward Towes Great St Hellens. Benj. Took Loathbury. Mr. Trannel Tower Hill. Charles Trinquand Mark lane. George Trinchard Billiter lane . Mr. Trenacker Clopton Hackney. Theod. [ T. ] Theod. Trotle near Fijhmongers Hall Thames ftreet . Mr. Tronantle Bankjide . Anthony Tretheuie Portugal Row . Pier. Trott Vine Court BiJhopJ- gate without Mr. T reres St. Olives Jlreet Southwork . Mr. Tut Berry Jlreet . Rignal Tucker Rood lane . Sam. Tucker Martins lane . John Tudman Throgmorton Jlr . Sir Hen. Tulce Loathbury. Mr. Turpin Throgmorton ftreet Mr. Turnel Billiter lane . John Turner Suffolk lane : Thomas Tufon zVz Swithins lane . Thomas Twifden Throgmorton Jlr. Thomas Twifden Morejields. Francis Tyfon Philpot lane. Richard Torner lodger at Mr. Edw. Wats in Mark lane. H 3 [ V. ] [ V. ] TWTR. Yallentine Bajinghall fir. **■ T A Blackwelhall Factor. Jafper Vanderbruften Thames fir. Jo. Bapt. Yanderhoeven Seething lane . Mr. Vanderhou ditto . Phil. ) and [■ Vanbrewfigham Philpof Sebafta ) lane. ChriftiansVanbrecIa Samuel, Fan- Church ftreet. Mr. Yandamlyt Camomile fir.. George ) and > Vanham great Sr Hellens. William ) Ger. Vanuythuyfon Aufiin Fr* Mr. Van Morris ditto. Daniel Van Milder Throgmorton fireet. Peter Vanden Anchor Lyme / ir . Widd. Vandermarfh ditto. Peter E v. ] Peter Vandermarfh Martins lane. Peter Vandebob Lazvr. Fount lane. William Vandenbergh ditto . Peter Vanderbuften Alhallows Thames flreet. John Vannerfon Kings Arms Yard Coleman Jlreet. Peter Vandeput Bafinghall Jlr . John Vanhack Abchurch lane. Mr. Vannet Bucklers Berry. Mr. Van Diuer Lawr. Fount lane. Mr. Van Bliffe W aping. Nicholas Van Wilder ditto. Daniel Van Pray Clink Jlreet Ma- ry-gold Jlairs Southw. John Van Wachtendonek Lea- denhall Jlreet. Law. Vanham St. Katherines. Corn. Vandures Swithins lane. Conftan. Vanetti Seething lane. H 4 Peter [ V. ] Peter Francis John Mr. Thomas J and > John ) Van Cittert at Mr. John Martin Elkins Lawrence Pount. lane. Van Acker Abchurch lane. Van Laere Paul's Church Yard near the School. Vbetter St. Mary Ax. Varnon Gravil lane Hounds-ditch. Mr. Varnon Hartichoak lane [fie.] Wapping. John Varnon Cherry-tree Alley little Morefields. John Varnon Coleman Jlreet. Thomas Verbeck Broad Jlreet. Calib Veren Pickled Herring. William Veager Bifliopfg. without in White Hart Yard. Mr. Vine Armitage. Ifaac Vink Aujlin Fryers. Peter Vetirini Mark lane. Mr. Villeway Montague Court Southwark. Vifher St. Mary Hill. Mf. Mr. [ V. ] Mr. Vefpreet and Vanden- brook Lyme Jlreet. Cornel. Van Befelor 1 Fa Iter in Crooked lane. [ U. ] TTenry Upton Dukes-Place. Hugh Upton ditto. Mr. Upton Newington Town . Gilb. Upton Cloak lane . Mr. Unis Dukes-Place. Thomas Vernon in Coleman Jlreet . [ W. ] T Ho. Wade Sheerbon lane. Mr. Wade Tower Hill. Henry Wade Mincin lane comp, with Burkin. Matthew Walker Throgmorton ftr. James. [ W. ] James Wallis Fanchurch fireet. Aid. Waldow Cheapfide. Mr. Waldo Spittlefields . Anthony Wallinger Oxford Court Ca?mon fireet. Abra. J and >• John j Walwin Lawr. Fount, hill . Sir Pat. Ward Lawr . Fount. Hill '. Mr. Ward little Moor fields . Mr. Ward Ironmonger lane . James Ward Kings Arms Yard Coleman fireet . James Ward Oxford Court Cannon fireet. Sir Will. Warren Wapping. William Warren Fanchurch fireet Nicholas Warren Lyme fireet . Mr. Warren Fara?. Henry Warren, Jury . Mr. Warren Old Jury Black - welhall Bailor. William Warr Seething lane. Mr. Wardner Leaden Hall Jltreet. William [ W. ] William Warle Fifhfireet Hill '. Edmond Warner Throgmorton fir, Mr, Warner Angel Court S . Mar- tins le Grand, Henry Warner Colledge Hill, William Warner Mincin lane, Samuel Waftall Vine Court Spittle fields . Sir Geor. Waterman Thames Jlreet . Ed. Watts Mark-lane . George Watts Alderfgate Jlreet, John Watts at Mr, Smarts in Broad Jlreet, Mich. Watts Old Jury, Mr. Watkins Lymejtreet, Peter Watfon Aldermanbury Love lane. Mr. Watter Colledge Hill. William Webb Throgmorton Jlreet l Thomas Webb ditto. Mr. Webb London wall. James Welden Princefs Jlreet. Mr. Wells little Moorefields , George Willington and Comp, with Alcock Coleman Jlreet . MdX. Mat. Mr. Phil. ) and > John ) Ger. Richard Mr. Mr. Oliver Nath. Mr. Abra. Ger. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. [ W. ] W entworth Ironmonger lane Blackwelhall Fall . Wentworth Alderfgate Jlr. Werts Crutchet Fryars. Weft comb great S. Hellens . Weftcomb Lyme Jlreet . Weftbrook Aldermanbnry . Wefthorne Ironmonger lane. Weftland Bijhopfgate Jlr . lodger at an Upholfterers . Weftland Bankjlde . Weft Petty France More - Jields. Weffet Bijhopfgate Jlreet without W hit egate Alley. Weymans Thames Jlreet. Weymanffet, Bankjide. Winife Philpot lane. Winbart Mincin lane. Wilfon Old Jury Black- welhall Faftor. Mr. [ W. ] Mr. Whatton and Wilcox Cheapjide . Thomas Whitebread Mark lane . John Whithall Philpot lane. ) White Kingjland Spanifh -jyj- r l Walk Exchange . William White Fanchurch Jlreet . Thomas White Minories Goodmans Yard. Mr. Whitefield Dukes-Place . John Whitehead Aldermanbury . William Whitehead Petty France . John Whithead Broad Jlreet . Mr. Whiting Coleman Jlreet Blackwelhall FaCtor. Mr. Woolkins Bajinghall Jlr* Blackwelhall FaCtor . George Woodford Bajinghall Jlr . Blackwel hall Fa£lor . Mr. Woodward Thames Jlreet Jonath. Woodhoufe ditto. William Wood Wapping. Mr. Wood Bajinghall fir . Blackwelhall Faflor. Mr. t w. ] Mr. Wood Berry Jlreet. Mr. Woodman Wapping. Mr. Woolhoufe St. Mary -Ax. Adam Wooley Bucklers Berry . Robert Wooley Mincin lane. Mr. Woots Cateaton Jlreet. John Wolf Little Moore fields , Mr. Woodroft Little St. Bar- tholomews. Mr. Wordner St. Man/- Ax. Mr. Wofham Broad Jlreet. Mr. Wildy Bafinghall Jlreet Blackwel-hall Faflor. Henry Wild near the Old Swan Thames flreet. Nicholas ) and /Wild Billiter lane. Ralph J George Willoughby Throgmorton flreet. Robert Wilton Little More-Jields. Thomas Wilton Bijhopfgate without. Mr. Wilton Broad Jlreet. Robert fFilliamfon Turn - wheel lane. James [ W. \ James ZFilliamfon Lawr. Fount lane . John JFilmor Jewen (Ireet. Humph. Willet Swithins lane . William Willis and Gore Swan Bl - ley Coleman Jlreet . Mr. JFilloughby Mark-lane. W illiam Window Tower Hill. Mr. fFinhack Aldermanbury. Mr. Wife Fanchurch Jlreet . Thomas Wife a?id Lumbes Thread - needle Jlreet. Mr. Minefield Buttolph lane. Mr. ZFinch Shadwell . Mr. IFinafh Armitage. Benj. fFetcomb Coleman Jlreet. Mr. Wilcox Bajinghall Jlreet Blackwelhall FaTtor. Mr. ^Fright Water-lane. Mr. Wright Bankjide. Jos. JFright Alderfgate Jlreet . Mr. JFright near St. Thomas Apoftles , [ Y. 3 [ Y. ] M R. Yates the Bridge. Fran. Young Mincin lane. Richard Young Leadenhall ftreet. James Young Dukes-Place Nath. Young at the African Houfe. Thomas Yoakly Tower ftreet in a Court near Mark lane. Yoakfly in Cannon ftreet near the Blew Bell. Thomas Hereunto is added an Ad- dition of all the Gold - fmiths that keep Run- in g Capes . A. J Ohn Addis and Company at the Sun in Lumbar d / ireet . B. TOhn Bolitho and Mr. billon at ^ the Golden Lion in Lum- bard ftreet. John Ballard at the Unicorn Lumbar d ftreet. Job Bolton at the Bolt and Tun in Lumbar d Street. Richard Blanchard J at the Mary - and > gold in Fleet - Child J ftreet. I Thomas and Nicholas Mr. Mr. Mr. Homas Cook ^ . , 7 „ . ~ an A \ r at the Griffin in Exchange Alley . Cary ^ Cutbert in Cheapfide. Coggs in the Strand at the Kings -head. Churchill at the in the Strand. D r^Har. Duncomb ) at the Grajhop ~ ^ and [ • per in Lumbard Richard Kent j flreet . E jOhn Ewing ^ at the Angell J and r and Crown in Benj. Norington J Lumhard Jlr. Mr. Eaft at the in the Strand. F Horn as Fowles at the Black Lion A in FleetJlreet. Jofeph H fOfeph \ J and V Hornboy at the Star in Nath. J Lumbar d Jlreet . j Ohn Hind H 1 over againji the Exchange in CornhilL Hinton at the Flozver de Luce in I.umbard ftreet. Herriot at the Naked Boy in Fleetjlreet . Hore at the Golden Bottle in Cheapjide . Thomas Carwood * Benj. James James J J Ames Johnfon at the Three Flower de Luces in Cheapjide . K T Ho. Kilborne \ at the Kings and > Head in Lum- Capill ) bard Jlreet . I 2 Mr. L Mr. Kenton at the Kings-Arms in Fleetjlreet . Mr. Ketch at the Black-Horfe in the Strand. L H Enry Lamb at the Grapes in Lumbar d Jlreet . James Lapley at the Three Cocks Cheapfide . M J Olin Mawfon and Comp, at the Golden Hind in Fleet ftr. N H Enry Nelthorpe at the Rofe in Lumbar d ftreet . P T Ho. Price at the Goat in Lum- bard (Ireet. Peter Percefull 'j at the Black and > Boy in L umbard Stephen Evans J /Ireet Thomas R Thomas Pardo at the Golden An- chor in Lumbar d Jlreet . HP Ho. Rowe and Thomas Green R at the George in Lumbar d Jlreet. S. TjUmph. Stocks at the Black- ^ Hort'e in Lumbar d Jlr . John Sweetaple at the Black Moors-Head inLumbard Jlreet . John Snell <2/ the Fox in Lum- Jtreet. Michael Schrimpfhaw# / the Golden Lion in Fleet Jlreet. Richard Stayley in Covent Garden . T J Ohn Temple \ and \ at the Three Twins John Seale j in Lumbard Jlr . John Thurfby at the Ball in Lumbard Jlreet. I 3 Bar. w Bar, Turner ) and >at the Fleece in Samuel Tookie j Lumbard Jlreet . W Major Joh. Wallis at the Angell in Lumbard Jlreet . Peter Wade at the Mearmaid in Lumbard Jlreet . Peter White \ and ( at the Plough in Churchill J Lumbard Jlreet Thomas White at the Blew An- chor in Lumbard Jlreet . Thomas Williams at the Crown in Lumbard Jlreet . Robert kFard | and > at the Ram in John Towneley J Lumbard Jir. r PHo. Flowerdew at Rowl. Dee in the Poultrey . Benj. Bathurft St. Mary- Ax. Benj. Rigfath Nicholas lane. Jafp. Chapman Bajlnghall Jlr. Peter Vergrew in New Court in Throgmorton Jlreet. John Conine in Salifbury Court. Auguft Allard in Kings ftreet. Will. Faffet Dutch Walk Exch. Ja. Caepell at the Bee-hive in Watlin ftreet. George Cokp near St. Dunfta?i's lodger at a Widdows. Hougo#/^John Lent at a Packers St. Dunjlaris Hill. John Burrow in Bujh-lane. Cap. Nunffan at the Infur. Office. Edw. Blake Tower Jlreet. Nich. Lock Bartholomew Clofe. John Blake St. Swithins lane at a Packer s. W'CS.. Depeftor Broad ftreet at the Surgeons Arms . John J ohn Edmonds in Philpot lane. Edw. Wards Bafmghall Jlreet . James Eyton Fijh-ftreet Hill. Warw. Yard African- Houfe. Samuel Burlingham and Comp, in Angel Court in Lumbar d Jlreet. Ralph Far at Mile-end Green. Paul Aleftry in St. Martins lane. John Brufe Fanchurch / Ireet . Mr. Brabant in St. Swithins lane at a Packer's . Samuel Braborne at his Brother Mr. braborne in the Poultry. Simon Clark in Love lane Alderman- bury. Adrian Van Schipcroot in Muddi- ford Court Fanchurch fir. John Morris at Mr. Baker’s Al- mary Church Yard. Stat. Ahearns Lawr. Poult. Hill . V UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-URBAN A 112 098684704