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 THE LITTLE 
 
 LONDON DIRECTORY 
 
 OF 1677.
 
 THE LITTLE 
 
 LONDON DIRECTORY 
 
 OF 1677. 
 
 THE OLDEST PRINTED LIST OF THE 
 
 MERCHANTS AND BANKERS 
 
 OF LONDON. 
 
 REPRINTED FROM THE EXCEEDINGLY RARE ORIGINAI,; 
 
 WITH AN INTRODUCTION POINTING OUT 
 
 SOME OF THE MOST EMINENT 
 
 MERCHANTS OF THE 
 
 PERIOD. 
 
 LONDON : 
 
 JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN, 
 
 PICCADILY. 
 
 1863.
 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF CAIIFORNTA 
 SANTA BARrJARA COLLEGE LIBRARli 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 nr^ HIS little book might cafily, by 
 '■^'-^^ a competent pen, be made the 
 text to a volume, as large, if 
 not as ufcful, as the huge " Port 
 Office Diredory," of which it was the modefl 
 precurfor. No fuch ambitious objeft as the 
 produdion of a volume of that clafs is to be 
 here indulged in. On the contrary, the pur- 
 pofe of the prefent fhort introdudtion is to 
 offer a few fuggcllions upon topics obvioufly 
 belonging to the contents of this commercial 
 record of the merchants and goldfmiths of 
 London in the fecond half of the feventcenth 
 century. It will be found tp demonftrate the 
 //- b
 
 vi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 value of not a {qw family names as fignificant 
 elements of the hiftory of fecial progrefs. 
 
 It has, indeed, been fo in all time. From 
 Homer's catalogues down to the knightly no- 
 menclature of the " Roman de la Rofe," and 
 other long-breathed poems of the middle ages ; 
 from the Battle-abbey Roll of the conqueror's 
 chiefs at Railings, and from that of King 
 Henry's army at Agincourt to our modern 
 mufters, fuch documents elucidate acceptably 
 the courfe of military heroifm. The conjec- 
 ture is as ingenious, as it is juft, lately made 
 about Shakefpeare's early life, that the Ad- 
 miralty books, with their myriad of feamens' 
 names, may give his in fome royal Ihip, and 
 fo account for his perfedl fea phrafes. 
 
 The moft interefting manufcript lifts are 
 thofe of the notabilities prefent at the Prefton 
 Guild for more than 500 years ; and that of 
 the founders of a Library in Hereford 200 
 years ago. The Guild is in exiftence ftill. 
 The books given to the library by Vifcount 
 Scudamore, and fome hundreds of the county 
 people, were rotting on a damp floor not long 
 fince. It may be hoped they are now better 
 cared for.
 
 INTRODUCTION. vii 
 
 Equally attraftive are the lifts ftill preferved 
 of the zealous contributors to public loans to 
 meet a national crifis. John Locke and Somers 
 were among the iirft proprietors of the Bank of 
 England. Thofe of the Raft India Company, 
 or the like Stocks were the leading Tories. 
 
 The founders of our early colonies — holders 
 of even five-fhilling ftiares — have thus their 
 enduring record; and a diligent colledlor may 
 enrich his library of trafts 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 produdion, although of more 
 moderate pretenfions, contains individual names 
 of fome hiftorical weight. Its moft ftriking 
 feature is the feverance of " Goldjmiths that 
 keep Running cajhes^' — precurfors of the mo- 
 dern bankers — from the mafs of merchants of 
 London, in 1677. 
 
 Before that year the goldfniiths had really 
 been bankers, and proper laws had long been 
 advocated for their better eftablifhment in the 
 craft. This lift fixes their refidence chiefly
 
 viii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 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 ftriking, viz. the 
 Cornifh Bolitho, the Lancafhire Hornby, the 
 Yorkfhire Duncomb. Thefe men may be 
 prefumed to have enriched their defcendants 
 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 \\. were forely damaged by 
 his iniquitous fliutting of the Exchequer againft 
 their legitimate claims. They were content 
 at laft to be fimply the lirft holders of ftock 
 in the national debt, into which their claims 
 were turned. But Michael Godfrey, the firft 
 deputy-governor of the bank, and Sir N.
 
 INTRODUCTION. ix 
 
 Heme, 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, defer ve fpecial mention. They were 
 Scots ; and the Fowles appear to have been 
 long fettled in London in connexion with 
 their countrymen. In 1695, the Lord Pro- 
 volt of Edinburgh was to addrefs his letters on 
 the fubjedi: 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 flronger alTociation 
 with a Scottifh worthy of finance, George 
 Heriot, the goldfmith, and the munificent 
 benefaftor of Edinburgh, 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 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 Tented by the James Heriot the goldfmith of 
 this lift. 
 
 In it alfo ftands John Pentterfon, 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 correftly phonetic, fo as to fhow 
 the Scottifli nationality of the men ; and in 
 the latter cafe fhowing alfo the taft with which 
 Eliot Warburton in his "Darien"makesaScot- 
 tifti friend criticife his clumfy Englifh pronun- 
 ciation of the word Paterfon. 
 
 Another name in the general lift, that of 
 Alexander Pope of Broad Street, has an even 
 more famous affociation, as Mr, Camden Hotten 
 fliows 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 popifti mer- 
 chant, to be educated in Windfor Foreft 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 
 earliell years. 
 
 Grefham's garden was in Broad Street, with 
 its Jedlures on mulic and all fcience. King 
 Richard's Crofby Hall, and Shoreditch with 
 its unhappy leman of Edward IV, were hard 
 by ; vvhilft Milton's birth-place, his retreat, 
 and his grave were clofe at hand. 
 
 The pidturefque charadler 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 Baptift Alderman 
 whom James II. could neither affright nor 
 feduce, with a lefs refpeflable name of the 
 fame clafs, that of William Lob. 
 
 Here is Benjajnin Bathurjl, the founder of
 
 adi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 the family diftinguiflied on the Bench and in 
 the State, with Bragg their connection. 
 Here is a tribe of the Houblons, who furnifhed 
 the Bank of England with its firft 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 Vlllth's time. The Vanjtt- 
 tarts will find their wealthy forefather here, 
 and many more Dutch members of the old 
 church of their nation in Auftin Friars. The 
 Fan 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 
 projeftor, is here in the perfons of his father 
 and uncle. Nor are the Barnardiftons, Du- 
 canes, the Fredericks, Beckfords, and Papillons, 
 Burdetts, Batemans, Biddulphs, Bulteels, Car-
 
 INTRODUCTION. xiii 
 
 bonnels, Coventrys, the Dominiques, Crifps, 
 Furleys, and the Holfords, to be omitted. 
 
 The "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 ftated with much precifion. After 
 the Goldfmiths come the Black-well Hall fac- 
 tors, 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 Injurance Office" then a new inftitution 
 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 bufinefs for our merchants of 1677. The 
 Dutch walk, the Turkey walk, the IriJJp walk.
 
 xiv INTRODUCTION. 
 
 the Spanifh walk, and the like, have a fignifi- 
 cance far beyond the agreeable cofinopolitan 
 fentiments exprefled in the Speftator 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 colleded members of 
 our various trades beyond fea ; and it was 
 from them that the Lord Mayor was direfted 
 by a royal order in Council, to have eledled 
 the body that was to affifl; minifters 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 intereft at this 
 moment, fpecially providing for the eleftion 
 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 fides. The lift has a few 
 Italian names, but more Portuguefe — perhaps 
 brought over from the connexion with "the
 
 INTRODUCTION, xv 
 
 Royal Houfe of Lijhon" in the perfon of Charles 
 the Second's Queen, received by us with be- 
 coming good humour, according to the pun- 
 gent epigram which bade " the Deil take 
 Hyde and the Bijhop bejide, that made her 
 bone of his bone.'''' 
 
 The divifion of the merchants in their re- 
 fpeflive dignities is worth a paffing refleftion. 
 Some are knights and baronets ; fome are al- 
 dermen ; the mafs are plain John or Thomas, 
 with a confiderable fprinkling of Mtjien — the 
 mafter 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 hiftoric 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 tranfafled their 
 bufinefs, 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, Clcrkcnwell 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 poffelTed in the olden time. 
 Not very long after 1677, its worthy horti- 
 culturift Fairchild there praftifed 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 purfuingat 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.
 
 INTRODUCTION. 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 fludy. Sir John Houblon's 
 may be feen at the Bank of England; Ben- 
 jamin Bathurll'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 Cryflal Palace, mull 
 have poflefTed good tafte enough to be a por- 
 trait-painter's patron ; and the letter in the 
 Spectator aflerting our fuperior appreciation of 
 that branch of art is well jullified 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 boalling of 
 a fuperiority which is not to be pretended over 
 theftatefmen who grace fo many halls, our mer- 
 chants, from the pencils of Holbein and Anto-
 
 xviii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 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 
 Grelham'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 inftruftion. It 
 ia a good fuggeftion, that the profit got by the 
 Treafury from the fale of his eftate in Broad 
 Street to a Banking Company, fliould be pur- 
 fued to its legitimate iffue, — the eftablilhment 
 of that univerfity. 
 
 The topic of Grefham's Univerfity has fome 
 elucidation from the lift of 1677. Compara- 
 tively kw merchants then refided in Broad 
 Street, or in Bifhopfgate Street. Rents were 
 therefore low in that quarter. In 1 760, when 
 the Grefiiam property was fold, under an A61 
 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 kw years fince, netted a very large fum to 
 the Treafury. That furplus is believed tore- 
 vert to the trufts of Sir T. Greflaam's will.
 
 INTRODUCTION. xix 
 
 fince the Adts 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 
 deftruftive 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 — Grefliam'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 
 leflure-room, when he helped his relative, 
 Profeflbr Palmer, to do juftice to his charge. 
 
 Earl RufTell 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 RufTell's 
 fympathies — if for nothing more — for the fad
 
 XX INTRODUCTION. 
 
 facrifice of his great relative Lord William, 
 led, from his prifon in the Tower, through the 
 heart of the city to his fcafFold in Lincoln's- 
 Inn-Fields, in order to crufli the fpirit of a 
 people deeply attached to the houfe of Bedford. 
 Finally, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 
 Mr. Gladftone, will readily part with the 
 large proceeds of the Grefham Charity-eftate, 
 which, by all the calls of confcience, and the 
 kindred rules of equity, belong to an objed 
 which he, of all men, the moft approves — the 
 liberal inftrudion of our youth. 
 
 The Harveys of the lill are of a honoured 
 ftock. They are near kinfmen 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 poflefled " noble feats, and at 
 leall 3000/. a year," fays Aubrey. In thofe 
 days the phyficians, 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 hft 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 
 reprint has been made) ; one was fold at the 
 fale of the Rev. Mr. Hunter's library for 9/., 
 although imperfeft. 
 
 The volume — here reproduced as almoft a 
 fac-limile — is a curious little precurfor of the 
 London Direftory, grown from its firft edition 
 of 1732 in 300 pages, to the huge volume, 
 the Poll Office Dircftory 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 faft rela- 
 tive to the hiftory of trade has come to light. 
 It appears from an old pamphlet that an 
 " Office of Addrejfes " was ftarted as early as 
 1650, by Henry Robinson, a well known 
 writer on matters of commerce and finance 
 during the commonwealth period. The ideas 
 
 c
 
 xxii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 of this worthy are fo advanced and found that 
 it is more than probable that Sir WilHam 
 Petty, who foon after began to write upon 
 thefe fubjefts, was indebted to him for fome 
 of his Hberal views with regard to the exten- 
 fion of trade. Henry Robinfon's *' Office in 
 Threadneedle Street, over againft the Caftle 
 Tavern, clofe to the Old Exchange in Lon- 
 don," comes out with a bufinefs-like precifion 
 in the very advertifement, that promifes well 
 for his work — the keeping particular regijlers 
 of all manner of addrejfes. Then follows a 
 catalogue of fubjefts of inquiry, fo copious and 
 fo curious as to be a new proof that there is 
 almoft nothing new under the fun ! Sixpence 
 was the fee, and for this fmall fum anfwers to 
 all forts of queftions connedled with bulinefs 
 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 ftruggling to develope itfelf, and an- 
 fwering for a time the purpofes of a broker's 
 office, the Stock-Exchange, and the modern 
 newfpaper teeming with trade advertifements.
 
 •/vU .AA> Jv^ v'isN* t^CrU «/VV> i/V^i 
 
 Licenfed OBob. ii. 1677. 
 
 Roger L'estrange, 
 
 •^ejy* 'lA^ wv 'v/fe' "vt^ 'w •vv'
 
 A 
 
 COLLECTION 
 
 OF THE 
 
 NAMES 
 
 OF THE 
 
 MERCHANTS 
 
 Living in and about 
 
 The City of London ; 
 
 Very Ufefull and Necejfary. 
 
 Carefully Colleaed for the Benefit 
 of all Dealers that fliall have oc- 
 cafion w^ith any of them ; Dire£l- 
 ing them at the firft fight of their 
 name, to the place of their abode. 
 
 LONDON, Printed for Sam. Lee, and are 
 
 to be fold at his Shop in Lumbard- 
 
 flreet, near Popes-bead- Allej : And 
 
 Dan. Major at the Fl^jing Horfe 
 
 in Fleetjtret. ).6-j-j.
 
 Preface. 
 
 To the Merchants and Traders of the 
 City o/' London. 
 
 Gentlemen^ 
 
 Lthough the publifhing of the 
 enfuing Pamphlet (or Cata- 
 logue) may at the firft view, 
 feem to feveral perfons a 
 ridiculous and prepofterous attempt, yet 
 the Author of this poor Colle6lion humbly 
 hopes, that it will not be exploded or 
 rejected by you, for whofe eafe and con- 
 veniency (together with your forein cor- 
 refpondents) he principally intended it : 
 And if it prove fo fuccefsful as to receive 
 a favourable acceptance from your hands, 
 the cenfure of all other perfons not con- 
 cerned in the conveniency arifing by it, 
 will not difcourage the Author to proceed 
 A 3 and
 
 The Preface. 
 
 and make fuch Improvements of this 
 fmall Emhrio^ as may foon bring it to 
 a perfe6t birth. He humbly hopes no 
 Apology will be required for fuch Errata's 
 or Efcapes as have been committed as 
 to the Orthography, or true w^riting of 
 the refpe6live Names of this Catalogue, 
 as well for that he hath found it a very 
 difficult thing, to procure fo ample an 
 Account of Names as he hath done ; as 
 alfo in regard his main defign is, to publifh 
 this forthwith, to the end that if thofe 
 perfons who are concerned in the Ufe of 
 it, do give it a favourable Receptance, 
 he may fet forth an Additional Catalogue 
 far more corre£l and accurate ; wherein 
 if he may receive Encouragement ac- 
 cordingly, he fhall not in any thing be 
 better fatisfied than that his poor En- 
 deavours fhall have anfwered thofe Ends 
 for which they were intended. 
 
 Adver-
 
 Advertifement. 
 
 Hereas^ fince the enfu'ing TraSi 
 was in the Prefs^ the Author 
 hath difcovered the Habita- 
 tions of feveral other Mer- 
 chants^ not cojnprehended in the Alphabe- 
 tical Order; he hath therefore thought 
 fit [rather than to omit them) to infert them 
 in the laft Page of this Book by thetnfelves. 
 And whereas the Author intends flyortly to 
 Reprint this Catalogue, with additions ; 
 he doth therefore defire^ that for the better 
 furtherance of the next Edition^ all Mer- 
 chants^ as well fuch as Jhall be newly ar- 
 rived from beyond the Seas^ as alfo all fuch 
 as Jhall be newly fet up^ would be pleafed 
 to give in their Names and Habitations to 
 Samuel Lee Stationer, over againji the 
 Church, near Popes- head Alley in Lom- 
 bard Street. And if it happen that any 
 
 Omif-
 
 Advertifement. 
 
 OftiiJJion Jhall he made of any Merchants 
 Names in this or the enfuing Edition, let 
 the parties concerned repair to the f aid Mr. 
 Lee, where they may probably receive fatif- 
 faSiion. And if any Bill of Exchange 
 happen to be drawn upon any Tradefmen 
 or Shopkeepers under the denomination of 
 Merchants^ if they repair to the place afore- 
 faid they may receive due Information. 
 
 A Col-
 
 COLLECTION 
 
 OF THE 
 
 M E RCHAN TS 
 
 Living in and about 
 the CITY o( LONDON. 
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 Robert Abbot, Bow-Churchyard. 
 Allen Ackworth, Burchin-Lane. 
 Edward Addams, Great St. Bar- 
 tholomews. 
 John Addis, Bednal-Green or at 
 
 the Sun in Lumhard-Street . 
 Elias Adrian and Cotnpany in Broad- 
 
 ftreet. 
 Thomas Allcock, in Gruhjlreet. 
 Richard Aley, Mincin-Lane. 
 
 B Richard
 
 [ A. ] 
 
 Richard Aley Devonjhire-houfe. 
 Cornelius Alderwerldt, Freemans -yard^ 
 
 Cornhill. 
 Mr. Allen, Catcaton-ftreet Black- 
 
 well Hall FaSior, 
 Edward Allen, Towerhill. 
 Daniel Allen, Fanchurch-Jireet. 
 William Allen, Princes-Jlreet. 
 Edward Allen ^leen -Jireet^ removed 
 
 into Tower-Jireet. 
 Mr. Allen, Mugwell-Jireet, 
 
 Mr. Allen Spittle-fields. 
 
 Mr. Almand Clement's Lane, 
 
 Church-Alley. 
 Samuel Alftone, Bafmghall-Jlrect^ 
 
 Blackwelhall FaSior. 
 Ruflel Alfope, Lau. Fount. Lane. 
 Ifaac Alvarez, in St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Jacob Jefrum Alvarez, in St. Mary Ax 
 
 neer Bury-Jlreet. 
 Allwyn Shipyard Woodjireet. 
 
 Herbert 
 
 Thorn, 
 
 & 
 
 Peter 
 
 Alderm 
 
 } 
 
 Andrews, Crutchet-Fryars. 
 Andrews, Walhrook. 
 
 William
 
 Will 
 
 lam 
 
 Mr. 
 John- 
 George 
 lohn 
 
 Jeremiah 
 Capt. 
 
 John 
 Daniel 
 Henry 
 Henry 
 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 John 
 
 Alder m. 
 
 Francis 
 
 Thorn. 
 
 & 
 
 John 
 
 William 
 
 [ A. ] 
 
 Andrews, Fanchurch - 
 Street. 
 
 Andrado Leadenhall-Jireet. 
 
 Archer Mark-lane. 
 
 Archer Cheapftde. 
 
 Archer Gravel-lane Houndf- 
 ditch. 
 
 Armiger Hound/ditch. 
 
 Armftrong, Islewington - 
 Butts. 
 
 Arthur Aujiin-Fryars. 
 
 Arthur Broadjlreet. 
 
 Afhurft Senior, Watllngjlreet. 
 
 Afhurft Junior, St. Johns - 
 Street. 
 
 Afhur Alder nianherry. 
 
 Afhlier Newington Town. 
 
 Afliby Friday-Jireet. 
 
 Afke Love -lane Alderman- 
 berry. 
 
 Afhty, Minor I es. 
 
 Atterberry, Angel - Court 
 Throgmorton-Street. 
 
 Attwood ^icen-Street. 
 
 B 2 William
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 William Attwood Newington Town. 
 Daniel Axtell to be fpoken withal 
 
 at the Sign of the Purfe 
 
 in Loathbury. 
 Sir Benj. AylofFe Fanchurch-Jireet. 
 
 J 
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Ofeph ^ 
 & 1> Bateman Martins lane. 
 
 William J 
 
 Edw. 
 
 Baker New Court Throg- 
 
 
 ?norton Street, 
 
 Richard 
 
 Baker Poultrey. 
 
 John 
 Mr. 
 
 Baker Aldermary Church- 
 yard. 
 Ballard St, Dunjians-hill. 
 
 Jacob 
 
 Baldwyn Still-yard Thames- 
 Street, 
 
 
 Peter
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Peter Baldwyn Mark-lane. 
 
 Mr. Baits Crown - court Spittle - 
 
 Fields. 
 John Banks, Fanchurch-Jireet. 
 
 Rich. Banks Gravel- lane Houndf- 
 ditch . 
 Banifhford Hat ton-gar den. 
 Barr Aujlin-fryars. 
 Barron Throgmorton-Jlreet . 
 
 Barkley Throgmorton-Jireet. 
 
 Barton Angel -Court Throg- 
 morton-Jlreet. 
 
 Rich. Barker New - Court Throg- 
 morton-Jlrect. 
 
 Sir Sam. Barnadifton Bijhopfgate 
 within. 
 
 Arthur Barnadifton Hogfdon, to he 
 fpoken with at Mr. Hed- 
 ges in Broadjlreet. 
 
 Pallatia Barnadifton Hu?nmerton in 
 Hackney. 
 
 Natha. Barnadifton Hackney. 
 
 Thorn. Barnadifton Hackney-Town. 
 
 B. 3 Mr.
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Mr. Barnadifton, Well-Street 
 
 Hackney. 
 Arthur Barron Cole/nan-Jlreet. 
 George Barron Garlick-hill. 
 Mr. Barrot Budge-row. 
 
 John Barrot Pickle-Herring. 
 
 John Barrot Execution Dock. 
 
 George Barnes Love-lane. 
 Gerard Berens Mincin-\?i.ne. 
 Mr. Bard Old Bethelem. 
 
 John Barcklet Fanchurch-Jireet. 
 
 Thorn. Barker Seething-lane. 
 Mr. Bafsford Kings- Anns -yard 
 
 Coleman-Jireet. 
 Mr. Baffet Bankfide. 
 
 Richard BafTe Trinity-lane. 
 William Battalie Mark-lane. 
 Mr. Battle Broadjlreet. 
 
 John Batthurft Cornhill. 
 
 Benjam. Batthurft St. Mary Ax. 
 Cap. Th. Battfbn Stepney near the 
 
 Church. 
 Ezeck. Batchelor without Aldgate. 
 Thorn. Bawdes Berry-Jlreet. 
 William Baxter Fanchurch-Jireet. 
 
 Simon
 
 [ B, ] 
 
 Simon Baxter High gate ^ to he Jpc- 
 ken withal in Bujh - lane 
 at a Packers. 
 Richard Baxter Vine -Court Spittle - 
 
 fields, 
 William Bayly, Shadwel. 
 William Beard, Lawrence Fount- 
 
 ney' s Lane. 
 Simon Berringer, Threadneedle 
 
 Jireet. 
 Phillip Beaumont, Dukes-place. 
 Charl. Beavor Michael-lane. 
 Edw. Beaker, Ironmonger-lane. 
 Mr. Beavor, Crooked-lane. 
 
 Will. Beakon, Cateaton-Jireet. 
 Edw. Beakon, George- yard Lom- 
 
 bard-Jireet. 
 Mr. Beavor, Goodman'' 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.
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Will, Beck, Crutchet-fryars. 
 Thorn. Beckford, Thames-Jireet. 
 Abrah. Beak, St. DunJIans-hill. 
 Richard Beckford Tower-Jireet. 
 Samuel Beak, Buttolph-lane. 
 Mr. Bedkins, Bank-fide. 
 
 Edward Bell Crutchet-fryars. 
 Thorn. Bell, Tower-hill. 
 Mr. Bellows, Ph'ilpot-lane. 
 
 William Bellamy, St. Dunjlam-hill. 
 Francis Bellows, Whlte-chappel. 
 Adam Bellamy, Dice-key. 
 John Bedell, Blofoms-lnne. 
 
 William Benfon, Winchejler-Jireet at 
 
 Mr. Holride. 
 William Bennet, Borough South - 
 
 wark. 
 John Benes, Beaver-marks. 
 
 Sir John Bendifh, Tork Buildings in 
 
 the Strand. 
 Mr. Berry, St. AnthoUngs. 
 
 Mofes Berrew, Dukes-place. 
 John Berry, Philpot-lane. 
 
 Charles Beft, Bloomjlerry. 
 
 Arthur 
 
 1' 
 
 i 
 
 i \ 
 1 ■
 
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Arthur 
 
 Betfworth, Bow-lane. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 ^yfield, Hackney. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 ^yfield, Ditto. 
 
 Thorn. 
 
 Boyer, Laurence Fount. 
 
 
 lane. 
 
 Mr: 
 
 5ible, Colchejler-Jlreet. 
 
 Edward 
 
 5ickley, Bafinghall-Jireet. 
 
 Sir Theo 
 
 . ^iddolph, Aujiin-fryars. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 ^iddolph, Aldermanberry . 
 
 Mr. 
 
 5idford, Newington Town. 
 
 Edward 
 
 -Bilton, Creedchurch-lane. 
 
 William 
 
 5ird, Broadjlreet at a 
 
 
 Packers. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 5ird, Fijhjlreet-hill. 
 
 John 
 
 ^ird, Martins-lane. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 51ackman j Ironmonger 
 
 
 Lane. 
 
 Thorn, 
 
 51ackmore, Kings-Jlreet. 
 
 Robert 
 
 £lackmore, at a Barbers 
 
 
 Ironmonger-lane. 
 
 Thorn. 
 
 51ackmore, Bartholomew 
 
 
 Clofe. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 ^lacklefly, Tower-Jireet. 
 
 Thorn. 
 
 Z?lafhfield, Bartholomew 
 
 
 Clofe. 
 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Mr. 51ackftone, B'ljhopfgate - 
 
 Street. 
 Mr. 51and, Hog f den. 
 
 John 51ewitt, Great St. He/lens. 
 
 Mr. 51eatingfton, Dijlaff-lane. 
 
 John ^lowfield, Threadneedle 
 
 Street. 
 Sir Tho. Bloodworth, Maiden-lane . 
 Fred. ^lunkard, Sice-lane. 
 Mr. 51oonkard, Sice-lane. 
 
 Robert 51oone, Crutchetfryars. 
 Ben], £lundell, at the houfe of 
 
 Mr. yohn Sheldon in 
 
 Cannon-Jireet. 
 Thorn. 5odley, Hound/ditch, Gun 
 
 Yard. 
 George ^oddington, Great Saint 
 
 Hellens. 
 Rene. 5odvin, King/ireet. 
 Thorn. 5oghes, Loathberry. 
 Richard 5ogon, little St. Hellens. 
 Mr. 5oliford, Bujh-lane. 
 
 Mr. 5oldt, Buttolph-lane. 
 
 Mr. ^oldens, Bujh-lane. 
 
 Andrew 
 
 ■ 1
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Andrew 5onneel, Mark-lane. 
 
 John -Sonneel, St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Mr. 5onfet, IJlington. 
 
 Jerim. ^onneel, and Compan. Old 
 
 Jury. 
 John Bon^ New Court Throgmor- 
 
 ton-Jireet. 
 Mr. 5ooby, St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Thorn. 5oon, Ditto. 
 Rich. 5ooth, Princes-Jireet. 
 Mr. 5ooby, Broadjlreet. 
 
 Edw. 5ovey, Mark-lane. 
 Edw. 5overy, 6"^. Mary Ax. 
 Jofeph Bowles, Laurence Pountneys 
 
 Hill. 
 Thorn. 5owhey, Tokenhoufe-yard. 
 John ^owden, Buflj-lane. 
 John Bowles, Mark-lane. 
 
 William Bowles, Mincin-lane. 
 Mr. Bowles, 5/. 7W«r)' //x. 
 
 Franc. 5oynton, Broadjlreet. 
 Adrian 5eyer, Lauren. Pountney 
 
 Lane. 
 James 5race, Fanchurch-Jlreet. 
 Mr. -Sragg, Broadjlreet. 
 
 Franc.
 
 Franc. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 Robert 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 
 Rich, 
 
 John 
 
 Mr 
 
 Nath. 
 
 Will 
 
 Rob 
 
 '•} 
 
 [ B. 1 
 
 ^ranetti, York buildings in 
 
 the Strand. 
 Bradley, Execution Dock. 
 5ray, Shoreditch. 
 5rand, Cheapftde. 
 
 J5railsford, Tokenhoufe-yard. 
 
 Bradford Harp-lane. 
 Bradley, BiJ})opfgate Street 
 
 over againjl the Pojl - 
 
 houfe. 
 Bray, Execution Dock. 
 Breweft, Great St. Hellens. 
 Brittin, St. Mary Ax. 
 Brittin, Bury-Jireet. 
 Brittin, Gray-fryars. 
 Brinckley, Princes-Jireet. 
 Bryant, and Company Cat - 
 
 eatonjireet. 
 Bryant, Shad. Thames. 
 Bridges, ^eenjireet. 
 Bridges, Goodman's fields. 
 
 Bridges, Aujiin-fryars. 
 
 Will.
 
 Will. 
 Mr. 
 Tho. 
 Edw. 
 
 Mr. 
 Will. 
 Mr. 
 Benja. 
 
 Edw. 
 
 Arnold 
 
 James 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr, 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Gerrard 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 Edw. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Brifhead, Bankfide. 
 Brown. Crutch et -fry ars. 
 Brown, Bury Jireet. 
 Brown, and Comp. with Mr. 
 
 Adrian, Broadjireet. 
 Brown, Nicholas lane. 
 Brown, Cannon Jireet. 
 Brown, Mile-end Town. 
 Brownfmith, Pudding - 
 
 Lane. 
 Brown, Fanchurch Jireet. 
 Brown, Mincin lane. 
 Brown, Swi things lane^ 
 Brown, Coleman Jireet. 
 Brooks, Bu/h Lane. 
 Brooks, Bucklerfberry. 
 Bruce, Mincin Lane. 
 Buckworth, Crutchet Fry - 
 
 ars, 
 Bucher, Bankfide. 
 Buckridge, Crown Court 
 
 Broadjireet. 
 Buinet, Laurence Poult. 
 
 hill. 
 Bulock, Armitage. 
 
 Sam.
 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Sam. Bultell, Anjiin-fryars. 
 
 John Bull, St. Martins lane. 
 
 Capt. Bonfoy, Little Tower hill. 
 
 James Burkin, Mincin lane. 
 
 John Burton, Abchurch lane. 
 
 Franc. Burnell, Bujh lane. 
 
 John Bonner, Petty France. 
 
 Mr. Burin, Spittle Fields. 
 
 Bobert Burdit, Gravel lane Hounf- 
 ditch. 
 
 Mr. Burden, Colemans Alley. 
 
 Will. 5urd, Hackney Town to be 
 fpoken withal at Mr. 
 Sheriuoods, Broadjireet. 
 
 Edw. Burket, Bankfide. 
 
 Edw. ^urrifli, Gracechurch ftreet. 
 
 J. 5apt. Burnell, near the New Ex- 
 change in the Strand. 
 
 John burnell, St. Mary hill. 
 
 Abrah. Bufh, Mark lane. 
 
 John Bufli, Fanchurch Jlreet. 
 
 James Bufh, Mincin lane. 
 Edw. Bufhel, Little St. Hellens. 
 John 5ufh, Ditto. 
 Mr. Burden, Vine-Court^ Spittle 
 
 Fields. Mr. 

 
 [ B. ] 
 
 Mr. Bufton, Rofemary Lane. 
 
 Mr. Butts, St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Sir Wil. Butler, Pauls Wharf. 
 Will. Butler, Nicholas Lane Foxes 
 Ordinary. 
 
 Butler, Clements Lane. 
 
 Butler, Goodmans Fields. 
 Butthard, Broadjlreet. 
 Butington, Mun Yard 
 Black Fryars. 
 
 [ a ] Ed-
 
 [ c. ] 
 
 
 [ C' ] 
 
 1 .^ Dmond Callender, in Tower 
 1 i Street. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Calwell in Colemans Al- 
 
 
 ley. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Camfield in Great Saint 
 
 
 Bartholomews. 
 
 John 
 
 Canham little Saint Hel~ 
 
 
 lens. 
 
 Thorn. 
 
 Canham Leadenhalljireet. 
 
 Roger 
 
 Capple Bijhopfgate with- 
 
 
 out. 
 
 Matth. 
 
 Carleton Fanchurch Jlreet. 
 
 Abra, 
 
 Caris, Mincin Lane. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Carew Dukes place. 
 
 Tho, 
 
 Carew Tower hill. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Gary Ditto. 
 
 John 
 
 Carlock Throgmorton Jlreet. 
 
 Will. 
 
 Cartell ditto. 
 
 John 
 
 Carter little Tower Jlreet. 
 
 
 Rich.
 
 [ c. ] 
 
 Rich. Carrel, Jldermanberry. 
 Mr. Carrel Aujiin-fryars. 
 
 Jofeph Carrel in Throgmorton- 
 Jlreet, or Warwick - 
 
 Court. 
 Jofeph Carpenter Budgerow. 
 Mr. Carpenter Leaden - hall- 
 
 Street. 
 William Carbonneel Mark-lane. 
 Sir Fra. Chaplin Berry Jireet. 
 Rob. Chaplin, Saint Swithins 
 
 Lane. 
 John Chapman Great St. Hel- 
 
 lens. 
 John Chapman Broad Jireet. 
 Mr. Chapman Bijhopfgate with - 
 
 out. 
 Mr. Chapman Bajfinghall- 
 
 Jlreety Blackwelhall 
 
 FaSfor. 
 Mr. Chadwick Fanchurch - 
 
 Jireet. 
 Jam. Chadwick Kings Street. 
 
 Mr. Chalwel Tower Royal. 
 
 C Fra.
 
 [ c. 1 
 
 Chamberlin La. Poun. lane. 
 Chamberlin Great Saint. 
 Chang Pauls wharf. 
 
 Chandler Aldermanberry. 
 
 Chatwood Hogfden. 
 Chevecox Broadjheet. 
 Cheuely Oxford Court Ca- 
 nonjlreet. 
 
 Chitty Bijhopfgate Jlreet 
 within. 
 
 Chomble Philpot lane. 
 
 Clark little St. Hellens. 
 Clark Throginorton-ftreet. 
 Mr. Clark Pudding lane. 
 
 Henr. Clark Poultrey. 
 Mr. Clark Law. Poun. lane. 
 
 John Clark Hogfden, at his Ware- 
 
 houfe in Olive-tree Court 
 Leaden hall-Jireet. 
 Mr. Clark King/land. 
 
 Mr.
 
 Mr. 
 
 Edw. 
 
 Will. 
 Sam. 
 Tho. 
 Tho. 
 
 Edward 
 
 Sam. 
 
 James 
 
 John 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 Mich. 
 
 Mr. 
 Alen 
 Sir Tho 
 
 Jafper 
 
 Horfe -ferry 
 Cheap 
 
 } 
 
 [ C. ] 
 
 Clark by the 
 
 Wejlminjler. 
 Clark and Compa. 
 
 fide. 
 Clark Barthol. Clofe. 
 Clark Barthol. Clofe. 
 Clark Love-lane. 
 Claxton Bijhopfgate 
 
 within neer Thred- 
 
 needle Jlreet. 
 Claxton ^ueenflreet. 
 Clay, Law. Poun. lane. 
 Cleapole Bujh lane 
 
 yard. 
 Clemon fewen flreet. 
 Clenues Bednal Green. 
 Clenes Waplng. 
 Clipfham Saint Dunjlans 
 
 hill. 
 Cliff Bankfide. 
 Cliff Algate. 
 Clouterbock at Mr 
 
 terhocJCs houfe 
 
 Threadneedle Street. 
 Clouterbock in ditto Street. 
 
 C 2 Mr 
 
 Scot 
 
 Clou ■ 
 
 tn
 
 [ c. ] 
 
 Mr. Coats Pudding-lane. 
 
 Mr. Cofing Lime-Jireet. 
 
 Will. Cockram St. Swithins-lane. 
 
 Mr. Cole at Mr. PilkingtorCsy 
 
 Bujh-lane^ Scot-yard. 
 George Cole, Bartholomew - lane^ 
 
 Ship-yard. 
 Will. Cole, Thames-Jireet. 
 Mr. Cole, Bujh-lane^ Scot-yard. 
 
 Mr. Cole, near the new Poji- 
 
 ern. 
 Hen. Collier Nicholas-lane. 
 
 Mr. Collier Borough of South - 
 
 wark. 
 Peter Collier Little Moor - fields 
 
 near the Gun-Tavern. 
 Jam. Collins Philpot-lane. 
 
 Tho. Collet Thames-Jireet. 
 John Coleman Saint - Swithins - 
 
 lane near Lombard 
 
 Jlreet. 
 Mr. Collier Alder ynanhury^ 
 
 Blackwelhall Faifor. 
 Thorn. Compere Fijhjireet hill. 
 David Conyard Fanchurch-Jireet. 
 
 Will.
 
 [ c. ] 
 
 Will. Conen Laur, Fount. Lane. 
 
 John Cooker Crutchet-fryars. 
 
 Thorn. Cooper Well-Court Soaper- 
 
 lane. 
 
 Hen. Cornifh Cateaton -Jlreet near 
 
 Blackvoelh all-gate FaSIor. 
 
 Mr. Corn Newington Green. 
 
 Mr. Cook Chain Alley. 
 
 Will. Cook Mark-lane. 
 
 Mr. Cook Fanchurch-JIreet. 
 
 John Cook Aujiin-fryars. 
 
 Ralph Cook Laur. Fount, hill, 
 Tho. 1 
 
 & > Cook, Bafinghall-Jlreet. 
 Joh. J 
 
 Mr. Cook Goodmans- fields. 
 
 Thorn. Cook Hackney. 
 
 George Cock Greenwich. 
 
 Edw. Cooth Bafinghall-Jlreet. 
 
 Peter Cofton Sherbon-lane. 
 
 Edw. Cofton St. Dunfians hill. 
 
 Dan. Cofton Hackney Town. 
 
 Mr. Cordial Bankfide. 
 
 Rich. Cotton Redriff". 
 
 Adam Cottrill Bujh-lane Scot-yard. 
 
 C 3 Tho.
 
 [ c. ] 
 
 Tho. Coulfon Tower Royal. 
 
 Mr. CoventreyThreadneele^r.[{ic.] 
 
 Walter Coventrey Gr. St. Hellens. 
 George Cowart in Bafmghall 
 
 Street, 
 
 Cox New'ington Town. 
 
 Cox Berry Street, 
 
 Cox, St. Martins Lane. 
 
 Craker, London-wall. 
 Craker Barnahy Street 
 
 Southwark. 
 Crawley Mlncin-lane. 
 Cranenbergh St, Martins 
 
 lane. 
 Chriftopher 
 
 lane. 
 Chriftian 
 
 Street. 
 Crifp Towerhill. 
 Crifp Breadjlreet. 
 Crifp ^ in Cheapfide 
 & > Angel near 
 
 Lounes J Jlreet. 
 
 Tho. 
 John 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Abrah. 
 
 Edw. 
 John 
 Elias 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Ironmonger 
 Threadneedle 
 
 at the 
 Bread- 
 
 Will.
 
 
 L c. ] 
 
 Will. 
 
 Crifp Cheapfide at the Hen 
 
 
 and Chickens, 
 
 James 
 
 Cropp Fanchurch Street. 
 
 Jacq. 
 
 Crolle Phllpot lane. 
 
 John 
 
 CrofTe at the Three Pigeons 
 
 
 in Cornhill. 
 
 John 
 
 Crofe Lymejlreet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Crofburn Lovelane. 
 
 Rich. 
 
 Crofman Lovelane. 
 
 John 
 
 Croger Armitage^ Eaji - 
 
 
 country Walk Exchange. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Croom Nicholas lane. 
 
 Twi. 
 
 Crowder Lymejireet. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Crowdell Colemaiiflreet Bell 
 
 
 Alley. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Crow ^leenjireet. 
 
 Will. 
 
 Crouch Berryjlreet. 
 
 Mat. 
 
 Cadwell Broadjlreet Excife 
 
 
 Office. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Cumporter Barnabyjlreet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Cum porter Berryjlreet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Cutler Bafinghall-Jireet, 
 
 
 Blackvuelhall Fa6lor. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Cutler Aujlinfryars. 
 
 
 C 4 Tho.
 
 [ c. ] 
 
 Tho. Cutler Broadjireet. 
 Mr. Cutteris Berryjlreet. 
 
 Mr. Cuttalis ditto. 
 
 John Curtis Little Trinity 
 lane. 
 
 [ D. ] Tho. 
 
 I 
 
 M
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 T 
 
 [ D. ] 
 
 Ho. Dade Suffolk-lane. 
 
 Mat. Daffing St. Mary Ax. 
 Mr. Dakers Clarkenwell 
 
 Green . 
 Mr. Dallington Roodlane. 
 
 Henry Dandy Beerlane. 
 
 Peter Daniel the Bridge. 
 
 Robert Daniel neer Alhallows 
 
 Tha?nes-Jireet. 
 Mr. Daniers Peters-hill, 
 
 Mat. Datheler St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Tho. Dafhwood Copthall Court 
 
 Throgmortonjireety 
 
 Fran "^ 
 o ■ I Dafhwood without Bijhops 
 
 Sam. J S^*'- 
 
 Edw. Davenport Little St. Hel- 
 
 lens. 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 Mr. Davenport Ironmonger - 
 
 lane. 
 John Davalwid St. Martins-lane. 
 
 Tho. Davall Kings - Arins - Tard 
 
 Colemanjlreet. 
 Jacob David Little Tower - 
 
 Jlreet, 
 John Davis Jldertnanbury Love 
 
 lane. 
 Tho. Davits Moor fields near the 
 
 Pojiern by Petty France. 
 Tho. Davis Broadjlreet. 
 
 Mr. Daw^fon Lovelane. 
 
 Mr. Dawes Horfe Ferry TVeJi. 
 
 Nich. Dawes Little Towerjlreet. 
 Mr. Dawes Roodlane. 
 
 Tho. Death ^ 
 
 & > Marklane, 
 
 Mr. Death J 
 
 Edm. Deathick Copthall Court 
 
 Throgmortonjlreet. 
 Tho. Dean Pancraji-lane. 
 Rich. Dean Old Gravel-lane. 
 
 David
 
 [ D. ] 
 
 David Debarri at Mr. Dorvilh 
 
 Walbrook. 
 Peter Debarr Broad/Ireet. 
 Mr. Debarr ditto. 
 
 John Debart St. Martins-lane. 
 John Deboys Aldermanberry . 
 
 Love-lane. 
 Thorn. Decraw Colchejlerjlreet. 
 Jacq. Decocque Threadneedle - 
 
 Jireet. 
 Ignat. Decoque Lymejireet. 
 Mr. Declufe IJl'ington. 
 
 Alvaro Decofta Budgerow. 
 Mr. Decoftus Dukes-place. 
 
 Peter Decoker Culla?n Street. 
 Rowi. Dee Senior, Poultry. 
 Rowl. Dee Junior, Bowlane. 
 Sir Ba. Degomaz Berryjlreet. 
 John Degrave Bijhopfgate with - 
 
 out Half -moon Alley or 
 
 Angel Alley. 
 John Degrave Old Fijhjireet. 
 
 Abrah Degelder -^ IFhite Chappel^ 
 & > Adam and Eve 
 
 Corn Degelder J Court. 
 
 John
 
 [ D- ] 
 
 John Delachambre Fanchurch-Jir. 
 
 Ifaac Delleliers Leadenhalljireet. 
 
 Mr. Deliens Roodlane. 
 
 Mr, Delorey Berry Street, 
 
 Franc. Deliz ditto. 
 
 Gabr. Delaport Ahchurch lane. 
 
 Robert Deluna Great Saint Hel- 
 
 Jos. Delliviers Throgmort.Jireet. 
 
 Lyon Delliviers ditto. 
 
 Peter Delmey Lyrnejireet. 
 
 Peter Delmay Barnabyjireet. 
 
 John Delmey Pancras lane. 
 
 Mr. Delebarr Hackney Town. 
 
 Wil. Delawood Nicholas lane. 
 
 John Delowry Gracechurchjlreet. 
 
 near Fanchurchjlreet at 
 
 an Ironmongers. 
 
 Mr. Delane Hogfden. 
 
 Mr. Delacy Berryjlreet. 
 
 Fra. Deiate at the hand and Glove 
 
 in Cannon-Jlreet. 
 
 Mr. Delate Cullam-Jlreet, 
 
 Mr. Demingo Mugwelljlreet. 
 
 Mr. Demancing Harp lane. 
 
 John Demanel ditto. 
 
 Dan, 
 
 Si
 
 [ ^- ] 
 
 Dan. Demetrius Berryjlreet. 
 Dan. Demetrius Three Crown 
 Court Southwark. 
 Demodina Great St. Hel- 
 
 Denew, Marklane. 
 
 Denew Shadwell. 
 Denham Lymejlreet. 
 Denham Garlick-hill. 
 Dent Aujlin-fryars. 
 Denon the Pojiern. 
 Depoftus Dukes Place. 
 Deporta St. Mary Ax. 
 Depremont Auji'in Fry - 
 ars. 
 Franc. Depary Fanchurch-Street 
 Mr. Dermedo St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Mr. Defkin Pan eras-lane. 
 
 Peter Devitt Leadenhall-Jlreet. 
 Will. Dewitt Bujh - lane Scotch - 
 
 yard. 
 Mich. Dewing Princefs Street. 
 Will. Deworth Lauren. Pountncy 
 Lane. 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ D- ] 
 Mr. Dewker Cullam Street. 
 
 John Deway Leadenhall Street. 
 Mr. Dewell ditto. 
 
 Mr. Develler Broadjireet. 
 
 Chris. Deynot Cullam Street. 
 Mart. Deynens at Mr. Webs Throg- 
 
 morton-Street. 
 Mr. Dickfon Crown- Court Fijh- 
 
 Jireet Hill. 
 John Dickinfon Throgmorton 
 
 Jireet. 
 Benj. Diens St. Dunjian's hill. 
 Will. Difher Walbrook, 
 Mr. Difon Bankfide. 
 
 Lewis Doe Aldermary Church - 
 
 yard. 
 Mr. Dodfworth Hummerton in 
 
 Hackney. 
 Chris. Dodfworth Poultrey. 
 John Doggett Lawrence Pouut, 
 
 Hill. 
 David Dooley Swithin-lane. 
 Mr. Doolenfon Kingjland. 
 
 James
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 James Donalfon Roodlane. 
 
 John Dorvill Walbrook. 
 
 Mr. Dorafalis Copthal Court, 
 
 Throzmorton Street. 
 Mr. Dormon Bell Alley Cole- 
 
 tnan-Jireet. 
 John Drake at Mr. Colemans in 
 
 Swithln lane near Lorn - 
 
 bard Street. 
 Tim. Drake Bunhlll. 
 Sam. Draper Tokenhoufe-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- 
 
 manjireet. 
 
 Ducaine Pancras-lane. 
 Ducane, ^eenjireet. 
 
 Peter
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 A 1 Dugua, Covent - garden 
 
 . I Henrietta Street. 
 
 Ant, J 
 
 And. Duff Lodger Bijhopfgate - 
 
 Jlreet next an Up - 
 
 holjiers. 
 Henry Dunfter Mincinlane. 
 Henry Dunfter Roodlane. 
 Mich Dunwell Colemanjireet. 
 Rich Dunidge and Comp Devon- 
 
 Jhire houfe. 
 Thorn. Duncombe Colemanjireet 
 
 Blackwelhall Factor. 
 Dan. Duprie Art'tllary-lane . 
 
 John Durdan Bankfide. 
 
 Dan. Duthais Aldermary Churchy 
 
 at Mr. Lewis Doe. 
 Mr. Dikes Colemanjireet. 
 
 t 
 
 [ E. ] John
 
 [ E. ] 
 
 [ E. ] 
 
 John Eaft Oxford Court Cannon 
 Street. 
 Mr. Eaft Horfey-down. 
 
 Ifaac Eaftwick, Hackney Town, 
 
 John Eaton, Buttolph-lane. 
 Nich. Eaton ditto. 
 Theod. Ecckelfton, Gracechurch 
 
 Street Crown-Court. 
 Sir Jam. Edwards IJl'ington. 
 John Edwards Philpot-lane. 
 Will. Edwards Coleman-Jireet. 
 Dan. Edwards, JValbrook. 
 Palati Edwards, Mary Old- 
 
 Jla'irs Southwark, 
 Mr. Edwards, Ropemakers 
 
 Alley. 
 Hump, Edwin Great St. Hellens. 
 Mr. Ed worth Hog f den. 
 
 D Mr.
 
 [ E. ] 
 
 Mr. Egglefton, Bankfide. 
 
 John Eglesfield at the Pewter - 
 
 platter Cannon -Jireet^ 
 
 Lodger. 
 
 Johnmartin Elkins, Law. Poun. 
 lane. ■ 
 
 Mr. Elkins Bl/hopfgate with- 
 
 out. 
 
 Matth. Elifon, Cannon-Jireet near 
 London-Jlone. 
 
 John Elifon Berry-Jireet. 
 
 Franc. Elifon Mark-lane. 
 
 Jerem. Elwife Tokenhoufe-yard. 
 
 Aid. EUis Saint Pauls Church- 
 
 yard. 
 
 Mr. Elfon at the Pojlern Black- 
 
 welhall Factor. 
 
 Rich. Ernes Fanchurch-Jireet, 
 
 Mr. Emfon, Warwick Court in 
 
 Warwick-lane. 
 
 Rich. Ely, Bijhopfgate -Jireet over 
 againji the Pojihoufe. 
 
 John Evans at Mr. Sparows a 
 Packers in Swan Al- 
 ley Coleman -Jireet . 
 
 John
 
 [ E. ] 
 
 John Evans Michael-lane. 
 John Eyles Great St. Hellens, 
 Derick Eyles, Lcadenhall-Street . 
 John Eldreed at Mr, Folio in 
 
 Dove-Court. 
 Mr. Ahearns. Law. Pou. hill. 
 
 £> 2 [ F. ]
 
 [ F' ] 
 
 M 
 
 [ P- ] 
 
 r. Fade Bow lane. 
 Jos. Feak Grace- church -Jireet 
 
 Sam. 
 
 Nag/head- Court : [and 
 Comp.) 
 Feak Bow-lane. 
 
 Edw. 
 
 Fane, Philpot-lane. ^ 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Fanne, Broadjireet. 
 
 Profper 
 Rob. 
 
 Fenton, Seething-lane. 
 Fendall, Nich. lane. 
 
 Rob. 
 
 Fellowes j Alderfgate - 
 
 John 
 
 Jireet. 
 Fellowes, Tlorogmorton - | 
 
 George 
 
 Jireet. 
 Finch Great St. Hellens. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Finch, Ditto. .' 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Finch, Petty France by 
 
 Edw. 
 
 Moorfields. ^ 
 Fincham, Budge-row. ? 
 
 Mr.
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 George 
 
 Franc. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Rich. 
 
 John 
 
 Rob. 
 
 Jef. 
 
 James 
 
 Rich. 
 Sir Ri. 
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 Fincham, Kingjland. 
 Flavin, Law. Fount, hill. 
 Fleming, St. Mary Ax. 
 Fletcher, Thomas Jpojile. 
 Fletcher, Spittle-fields, 
 Fleet, Mark-lane, 
 Farfax, Bunhill. 
 Farington, his IVarehoufe.^ 
 
 Mincin - lane^ at a 
 
 Packers, 
 Firming, Three Kings 
 
 Court Lornhard-Jlreet, 
 Fi{her, ditto. 
 Flide, Bankfide. 
 Flide, Milkjireet. 
 Folio, Berryjlreet. 
 Folio, Broadjireet, 
 Folio, ditto. 
 Folkner, Ly?nejlreet. 
 Foldes, Loathburry. 
 Foules, Clements - lane at a 
 
 Milliners. 
 Foot, Roodlane. 
 Ford, Tower-hill, 
 
 D 3 Mr.
 
 [ F. ] 
 
 Mr. Ford, Kings - Jrms - yard. 
 
 Colemanjireet. 
 
 Mr. Ford, Shadwell. 
 
 Jer. Forman, Law. Fount, hill. 
 
 Mr. Fortley, Execution Dock, 
 
 Anth. Fofter, Berryjireet. 
 
 Rich. Fofter, Law. Fount, hill. 
 
 Will, Fofter, Three Kings Court 
 Lombard-Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Fofter, ^eenjlreet. 
 
 Mr. Fofter, at the Ball in Lom- 
 
 bard-Jireet. 
 
 Peter Fountain, IVatUng ftreet. 
 
 Mr. Founds Fickle-herring. 
 
 Sam. Foxley, Nagjhead - Court 
 
 Gracechurch Jireet and 
 Co?np. 
 
 Sam. Fulwood Throgmorton - 
 
 Jireet. 
 
 Matth. Fuller, Cateaton Jireet. 
 
 John Furley, at Mr. Feter Lang- 
 
 ley Gracechurch - 
 
 Jireet. 
 
 John Forley St. Dunjlans hill. 
 
 Tho.
 
 [ F' ] 
 Tho. Framton, Milkjlreet near 
 
 the Red Cow. 
 Jos, Frances, Camomile Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Frances Clarkenwell. 
 
 Simon Francia, Leaden hall Jireet, 
 Dom. Francia, ditto. 
 Sir Jo. Frederick, Old Jury, 
 Will. Freeman, Fanchurchjireet. 
 John Freeman, ditto. 
 
 Aid. Freeman, Deadmans-place. 
 
 Mr. Frencham, Leadenhall 
 
 Street. 
 Phil. French, Bujhlane Scot-yard. 
 
 Bafil Fyerbrafte, Mark-lane, 
 
 D 4 [ G. ]
 
 [ G. ] 
 
 m 
 
 [ G. ] 
 
 En. Gall, Great St. Hellens. 
 ohn Gardner, Fanchurch - 
 Jireet. 
 Franc. Gardner, Bow Church - 
 
 yard. 
 Will. Garfoot, Nicholas lane. 
 
 Mr. Gaferonne, St. Mary Ax. 
 
 John Gafp, Tokenhoufe-yard. 
 
 Dan. Gates, Art'ichoak - lane 
 
 Wapping. 
 Franc. Gay, Bafinghall-Jlreet . 
 
 Mr. Gay, Hog f den. 
 
 John Genopen, Cajlleyard JVeJl- 
 
 minjier. 
 Hen. Gennen, at Mr. Dukes Suf- 
 
 folk lane. 
 Mr. Gener, Milkjlreet. 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ G. ] 
 
 Mr, Gewan Drans Yard Wejl - 
 
 minjier Street. 
 Mr. Gibfon, JVaterlane. 
 
 [I]John Gibfon, at Mr. Prejion's 
 
 Brewhoufe in St. Ka- 
 tharines. 
 Mr. Gibnefs, Blackfryars. 
 
 Hen. Gibes, Clarkemvell. 
 
 Will. Gibes, Southwark. 
 Thorn. Glover, Cletnents lane. 
 Thorn. Glover, Nich. lane. 
 Mr. Goyer, Princes Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Goldens, JujHn-fryars. 
 
 Will, Golftone, Nich. lane. 
 Hen, Gold, Brigendine Court., 
 
 Bafinghall-Jlreet. 
 Sir Th, Gold Aldermanberry. 
 John Gold, Crutch et - fryars in 
 
 Gold Court. 
 Nich, Gold, Lymejlreet. 
 John Gold, Turkey Walk in the 
 
 Exchange^ or at Clap - 
 
 ham . 
 Jam. Gold, IJlington^ Turkey 
 
 Walk. 
 
 Mr
 
 [ G. ] 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Gold, Newington. 
 
 Cha. 
 
 Goldftone, ditto. 
 
 Mr. 
 Sam. 
 Benj. 
 Mr. 
 
 Goldney, Bloomjbury. 
 Godfrey, Poultrey. 
 Godfrey, Tokenhoufe yard. 
 Godard, Mugwell Street. 
 
 Mich. 
 
 Godfrey, Bujh-lane. 
 
 Tho. 
 Mr. 
 
 Goddard, Cole7nan Jireet. -^ 
 Goddard, Little Britain. 
 
 George 
 
 Goderis, Laurence Fount - 
 
 Edw. 
 
 ney lane. 
 Godwin, Soaper lane. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Gooding Bijhopfgate with - 
 
 
 out. 
 
 Hen. 
 
 Anto. 
 
 Goodhew, Buttolph lane. 
 Gommefwares, Creed - 
 
 
 church lane. 
 
 Anth. 
 John 
 
 Gomeferd, Berry Jireet. 
 Gunfton, at Blackwelhall. 
 
 Jacq. 
 
 Gonfaldus, Dukes Place. 
 
 Ja. 
 
 Gonfalus, Leadenhall 
 
 
 Street. 
 
 Chrift. 
 George 
 
 Goore, Coleman Jireet . 
 Gofpright, Tokenhoufe Yard. 
 
 Will
 
 [ G. ] 
 
 Will. Goflin, Pancras lane. 
 
 Thorn. Gurden, Turkey Walk at 
 
 the Exchange. 
 John Gurden, Mark-lane. 
 Mr. Gouff, Armitage. 
 
 Mr. Gandiat at a Packers^ 
 
 Loathhury . 
 Cha. Gravener in JVatUng - 
 
 Jireet at the Black - 
 Swan. 
 Roger Gray Crutch et-fryars. 
 Nich. Gray Barge yard Crutchet 
 
 Fryars. 
 Roger Gray, Garlick Hill. 
 Mr. Granenta, Lymejlreet. 
 
 Mr. Grayfo, Moorfields. 
 
 John Grace Half - Moon Alley 
 
 Bijhopfgate without. 
 Phil. Graves Martins lane. 
 
 Anth. Green, Bijhopfgate without. 
 Mr. Grindall, Dukes place. 
 
 Richard Grifteth, Bijhopfgate Jireet. 
 Thorn, (kiffeth ditto. 
 Edw. Grifteth Barge Yard Buck- 
 lerjberry. 
 
 The.
 
 [ G. ] 
 
 Tho. GrifFeth at a Packers in 
 
 Eajlcheap. 
 Rich. Griffeth, Buckler/berry. 
 Mr. Grinwell Colemanjireet^ 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa£lor. 
 Groves Dukes-place. 
 Grover Martins-lane. 
 Grove, Princes Jireet. 
 
 Gronen Devonjhire houfe. 
 
 Gronden, Old Fijh-Jlreet. 
 Gumper Bunhill. 
 Gun BilUngfgate. 
 
 { H. 1 Franc.
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Franc. Hacker, Gun yard Houndf- 
 ditch. 
 Peter Hacker at Paul Darby, 
 
 Leadenhall ftreet. 
 Mr. Hackwell, Hackney Town. 
 
 Jafp. Haines, Thaines ftreet. » 
 
 Rob. Hagfliaw, White - hart 
 
 Court. 
 John Hagfhaw and Turner^ Suf- 
 folk Lane. 
 Will, Hage, George Yard Lom- 
 bard Street. 
 Mr. Hall at the Pofiern^ Black - 
 
 welhall Factor. 
 Edw. Hall Gravel lane Houndf- 
 ditch . 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Mr. Hall, Chequer Yard Dow- 
 
 gate. 
 Hen. Hall, IJlington. 
 
 John Hall, ditto. 
 Mr. Hall, Stepney. 
 
 Mr. Hall, Berry-ftreet. 
 
 John Hall, Fanchurch Jireet at 
 
 Mr. Baxter. 
 Nath. Hallride, Winchejier 
 
 Jireet. 
 Roger Haley, Scot Yard., Bujh 
 
 Lane. 
 John Halworthy, Sivith'ins - lane 
 
 near Lombard Street. 
 Sir Mat. Halworthy, Hackney^ Spa- 
 
 nijh Walk Exchange. 
 Edw. Halford, Bun Hill. 
 Edw. Halford, Clarkenwell 
 
 Green . 
 William Hamley, Thames Street. 
 Mr. Hamond, Fanchurch 
 
 Jireet. 
 John Hamford, Buttolph lane. 
 
 Chris.
 
 L H. ] 
 
 Chris. Hambleton, Bujh lane^ 
 
 Scot yard. 
 Stephen Hames, Bull and Mouth 
 
 Street. 
 Hen. Hamfon, ditto. 
 Walter Hampton, Gravel lane 
 
 Houndfditch. 
 Mr. Hamle Tooly Jireet . 
 
 Mr. Hancock, St. Laurence 
 
 lane. 
 John Hanceoufe, Berry Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Hantbotow Broadjlreet. 
 
 Mr. Hanwock, Budge-row. 
 
 Rob. Hanfon, Sice-lane. 
 
 Rich. Hanfon, ditto. 
 Mr. Hanes Coleman Street 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa - 
 
 61 or. [fic] 
 
 Mr. Hartley, Fanchurch - 
 
 Street. 
 Thorn. Hartley, Throgmorton 
 
 Jireet. 
 Nath. Hartley, Szvi things lane. 
 Ralph Hardwick, Grace - church 
 
 Street. 
 
 The.
 
 Hackney^ 
 
 Spa - 
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Thorn. Hardwick 
 
 ni/h Walks 
 Tho. Hardwick London Wall 
 
 near Broadjlreet . 
 Mr. Harwick Loathberry. 
 
 William Harwell Colchejlerjireet. 
 Hen. Harbin Mark-lane. 
 John Harbin Great Saint Hel 
 
 lens. 
 Edw. Harrifon Roodlane. 
 
 Harrifon Clements-lane. 
 
 Harris Saint Dunjians Hill. 
 Hart Throgmorton Street. 
 Hartops Lymejireet, 
 Harrow Winchejler Jlreet. 
 Harwood Mich. lane. 
 Harwood St. Antlins. 
 Harwood Mile-end Green. 
 Harwood Mile-end Town. 
 Harvey Swithiii's lane. 
 Harvey Beerhinder lane. 
 Harvey St. Mary Hill. 
 Hanwock Waping. 
 
 Will.
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Will. Harlman at Mr. Cha. Cor- 
 
 celus in Wap'ing. 
 Mr. Hanly at Frejh-Wharf. 
 
 Anth. Harrifpe, Coleman -Jlreet, 
 
 King's- Jr?ns- Tard. 
 Tho. Harrington Mark-lane. 
 
 Hen. Hafwell Bujh-lane. 
 
 John Hafelwood, Goodmans-fields. 
 
 Mr. Hafell at the Spread Eagle 
 
 in Gracechurch Street. 
 John Hatner Winch ejler Street. 
 Jofeph Hayward ■^ 
 
 and > in Butolf-Lane. 
 
 Daniel Wagfield J 
 Mr. Hawes, Clement's lane. 
 
 Mr. Hawkins Colledge Hill. 
 
 Chris. Hawkins Walbrook at Mr. 
 
 Dijhers. 
 Mr. Hawkes CUipton Hackney. 
 
 Claud. Hayes Fanchurch Street. 
 John Hayes Little St. Hellens. 
 
 James "> 
 
 and > Hayes, Gracechurch-Jireet. 
 Jofeph J 
 Rob. Hubold Great St. Hellens. 
 
 E Sir
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Sir Nat. Heme Loathhury. 
 
 Jos. Herne^/jS/rJohnFrede- [fie] 
 
 ricks in Old Jury. 
 Sam. Heron Jfricati houfe. 
 
 Will. Hedges Bafinghall Street. 
 Mr. Hedges Broadjlreet. 
 
 Mr. Hemmings Bafinghall 
 
 Street Blackwel - 
 
 hall FaSlor. 
 Ifaac Hemming St. Mary hill. 
 
 Thom. Heming Tokenhoufe Yard. 
 John Hency, St. Martins lane. 
 
 Rich. Hamden at Daniel Mercer 
 
 in Bartholomew Lane. 
 Henman Bankfide. 
 
 Henrique Walhrook. 
 
 Herle Aldermanherry . 
 Herringhook Budge-row . 
 Hermond Bijhopfgate 
 
 without. 
 Charles Herle Junior and Comp. 
 
 in Aldermanherry. 
 Will. Heller Borough South - 
 wark. Mr.
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Mr. Hefter Bow Churchyard. 
 
 Benj. Hewling Coleman Jlreet. 
 
 Rob. Hews Kingfland. 
 
 William Hibert in Bell- Alley ^ Cole- 
 man-Jlreet. 
 
 o ' 1 Heybert, Nags-head Court,' 
 Abra. J ^'■^^^• 
 
 ^^^•\ Hide, Milkjlreet, at the 
 
 ^ \ Rofe. 
 
 Jos. J ■> 
 
 Bedingfield Higham Seething-lane, 
 
 John Hill Crutchet-fryars. 
 
 Mr. Hill Broadjlreet. 
 
 John Hill Leadenhall-Jheet. 
 
 Franc. Hill Bucklerfberry . 
 
 Edw. Hill the Pojiern. 
 
 John Hill M'lnories. 
 
 Mr. Hill Bljhopfgate without. 
 
 Mr. Hill Shadwell. 
 
 Mr. HiU Rredriff. 
 
 Edw. Hill Bafinghall -Jlreet 
 
 Factor. 
 Mr. Hillet 5^ y/«///«j in Wat- 
 
 lin-Jlreet. 
 
 E 2 Nath.
 
 Nath. 
 
 Jofeph 
 Thorn. 
 
 John 
 Andr. 
 
 Nich. 
 
 Mr. 
 Tho. 
 
 Edw. 
 
 [ H, ] 
 
 Hilton at Newington, his 
 IVarehoufe near the Bear 
 and Fountain in Loath - 
 hury. 
 
 Hincham Pudding-lane. 
 
 Hinchman Alderfgate 
 
 Street. 
 
 Hinde Abchurch lane. 
 
 Hinde Bu/lj-lane. 
 
 Hinton ditto. 
 
 Hockton Grubjireet. 
 
 Hoet Lymejlreet. 
 
 Holffted, at a Packer s in 
 
 Nicholas'' s-lane. 
 Holmes in Coleman-Jireet. 
 Holmes in Nazs - head- Court 
 
 in Clements-lane. 
 Hollaway, in Nicholas's 
 
 Lane. And 
 
 Collet in Company. 
 Holder, at the African - 
 
 Houfe. 
 Holford, the Hambrough - 
 
 Walk. Will.
 
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Will. 
 
 Hodges Bafinghall Street. 
 
 Rich. 
 
 Holt, BiJJwpfgateJireet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Holt Ironmonger lane. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Holmes Nicholas-lane. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 Holmes Walbrook. 
 
 John 
 
 Holeman Bell Alley Cole - 
 
 
 manjlreet. 
 
 Will. 
 
 Holgate Alderman-herry. 
 
 James 
 
 Holland Woodjireet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Holfam, Jetvenjireet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Holcomb Hatton garden. 
 
 Rich. 
 
 Holder, Roodlane. 
 
 Sir Wil. 
 
 Hooker Crown Court Grace - 
 
 
 Churchjlreet. 
 
 Will. 
 
 Hooker Lymejlreet. 
 
 Caleb 
 
 Hooke Pye - Alley Fan - 
 
 
 church Street. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Hooper IVapping. 
 
 Chris. 
 
 Hopkins Fanchurch 
 
 
 Jlreet. 
 
 Edw. 
 
 i^opegood Loathbury. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 HoUe Hummerton in 
 
 
 Hackney. 
 
 
 E 3 Mr
 
 [ H. ] 
 
 Mr. i/oward Bow Church - 
 
 yard. 
 Mr. //owfon, Aldermanhury . 
 
 Rich. i/ow «/ Billing f gate every , 
 
 Morning. '■■ \ 
 
 Henry i/ovener Swlthlns Lane. \ 
 
 Abrah. i/ovener Ifllngton. 
 Abr. Ifaac 1 i^oublon, Winchejier - \ 
 
 and Jam. j Street. ' 
 
 John //oblon Threadneedle ' 
 
 Street, \ 
 
 Peter ii/oublon Burblnder Lane. . jj 
 
 Peter //oublon iS/r^ Lane^ Senior and \ ] 
 
 Junior. ' i 
 
 Maj. Pet. //oublon, Budgerow. \ 
 
 Nich. //udfon Tower hill. 
 
 Abra. Hudfon Colchejier-Jireet. \ 
 
 James Hutton /« Durham Yard, I 
 
 Mr. Hulfbrd Lambeth. ;i 
 
 Henr. i/unter Crutchet-fryars. i 
 
 Hen. //unter Mincin-lane. 
 
 Tho. i/unt Fanchurch-Street. 
 Tho. i/unt Bow-lane. 
 
 Tho. 
 
 ii
 
 [ H. ] - 
 
 Tho. i/oughton, ~| 
 
 and Bereclif > Jbchurch Lane. 
 in Company J 
 David //utchingfon St. Mary 
 
 hill. 
 George //ockenhull, Hackney. 
 John //ough Gravel lane 
 
 Hounfditch. 
 Aid. J oh. //ough Clarkenwell 
 
 Green. 
 Steph. //ouflan, Thredneedle-Jlreet. 
 John Houfan, <r//V/(7. 
 Alexand. Hofea /« Momford Court in 
 
 Milk-Jireet. 
 
 E 4 [ 7. ] Geo.
 
 w 
 
 John 
 
 Stephen -, 
 
 Jofeph 
 
 Jems I 
 
 Robert ^ 
 
 John 
 
 Phillip 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Stephen 
 
 James 
 
 Will. 
 
 Abraham 
 Theod. 
 
 Samuel 
 
 [ 7. ] 
 111. Jarret Lhne-Jireet. 
 Jam. Jackfon BroadJIreet. 
 Jackfon Clements-lane. 
 
 Jackfon, Pye - Alley 
 
 Fanchurchjlreet. 
 
 Jackfon Tokenhoufe Yard. 
 Jackfon Lymejireet. 
 Jackfon fleet-Bridge. 
 Jackfon St. Mary hill. 
 Jacob Lymejireet. 
 J acorn, Alder mar y 
 
 Churchyard. 
 Jacob Hatton garden. 
 Jacobfon, Still - yard 
 
 Thames-Jireet. 
 James Threadneedlejlreet. 
 
 Peter
 
 L /• ] 
 
 Peter James, St. Mary Hill. 
 
 Samuel James Tokenhoufe Yard. 
 
 Abraham "1 Jaggard neer Billingf- 
 Francis J g<3te. 
 John Japoney BuJJj-lane. 
 
 Mark Jarvis Colcmanjlreet. 
 
 Mr. Ibrook Dukes-place. 
 
 Mr. Jerman Bankfide. 
 
 Sir Rob. Jeffereys Lymejireet. 
 John Jeffery Saint Mary Ax. 
 
 Mr. J ekell Wine - Office - Court 
 
 Fleetjlreet. 
 Rich. Jelley Michael-lane. 
 
 Durr. Jenkinfon, Broadjireet. 
 
 Rich. Jenkinfon Colernan-Jlreet. 
 
 Widd. Jennings Towerjlreet. 
 
 John Jennings Shadwell. 
 
 John Jenkins Hog f den. 
 
 Aid. Ireton Finjhury. 
 
 Sir Arth. Ingram Hatton-garden. 
 Will, Ingram IVincheJler-Jlreet. 
 
 John Johnfon Buttolph-lane at 
 
 a Coopers. 
 Will. Johnfon Old Gravel Lane. 
 
 Capt. Johnfon Mile-end-Green, 
 
 William
 
 [ /• ] 
 
 Will. Jones, Bankftde neer the 
 
 Wind-mill. 
 William Jones, St. Mary Ax. 
 Peter Jones, ditto. 
 Roger Jones, ditto. 
 Henry Jones Abchurch lane. 
 Leek Jones ^een-Jlreet, 
 John Jones Bujh-lane. 
 
 John Jones Bafinghall-Jlreet. 
 John Jones Mincin-lane. 
 William Jordan, Bafinghalljireet. 
 Thomas Jorden Billeter-lane. 
 Anthony Jorden Thames Street 
 
 Cole harbor. 
 Thomas Jorden Swedeland Court 
 
 Tower hill. 
 John Jorden Pettycoat lane. 
 
 Merel Jorden Clements lane. 
 Peter Joy St. Dunjian's hill. 
 Mr. Joyle Armitage. 
 
 John Joliff Threadneedle-Jireet. 
 John Ifrael Artnitage. 
 
 John Ive Colchejler Jireet 
 
 Tower hill. 
 Aid. Jurln Throgmorton-Jlreet. . 
 
 Will. ]o\ift in the Strand. 
 
 William
 
 [ I- ] 
 
 William Johnfon at a Cheefemongen 
 in Thames - Jlreet neer 
 But tolph -lane. 
 
 John Jurin St. Dunjians hill. 
 
 Ifaac Jurin Great St. Hellens. 
 
 Mr. Jurin Sice Lane. 
 
 William Juftice Rofetnary Lane. 
 
 [ K. ] G 
 
 eo.
 
 /^ Eorg( 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Franc. 
 
 John 
 
 Thomas 
 
 James 
 
 Henry 
 
 John 
 
 Henry 
 
 John 
 
 Peter 
 
 [ K, ] 
 
 Kate Jngel Court Bi - 
 
 Jhopfgate without. 
 Kem in Laurence lane. 
 Kelling Clements lane. 
 Kemp Sice Lane. 
 Kent Bafmghall Jlreet. 
 Kent Bankfide. 
 Kenier Michael Lane. 
 Kendall Bijliopfgate Street. 
 Kendall Strand. 
 Kendall Bafmghall Street, 
 
 Blackwelhall FaSior. 
 Kenuty Horjley - Down 
 
 Southwark. 
 Keflerman Laurence Poun. 
 
 lane. 
 
 Thomas 
 
 1
 
 [ K, ] 
 
 Thomas Kett Gravel Lane. 
 
 Mr. Keys IJlington. 
 
 William Kiffin little Morefields. 
 
 Rich. Kickerbart in Whitechappel 
 
 near the Barrs. 
 Mr. Kickerine WatUngJireet. 
 
 Mr. Kitle Throgmorton Jlreet . 
 
 Mr. Kimball Laurence Fount. 
 
 hill. 
 Lem. Kingdom Cornhlll. 
 Edw. King Lymejlreet. 
 
 Mr. King, Peters Alley. 
 
 Mr. King JVaping, 
 
 Mr. King Hog/den. 
 
 Mr. King Bednall Green. 
 
 Ifaac Kingfland in Thames Jireet 
 
 near the Cujlomhoufe. 
 John Knape, Bafingh all Jlreet, 
 
 Sir Rob. Knightly Seething Lane. 
 Mr. Knightly Thames Jireet. 
 
 Luce Knightly Bafinghall 
 
 Street. 
 Mr. Knightly Hackney. 
 
 Rand. Knipe Fanchurch Jlreet. 
 
 Jafper
 
 Jafper Kawes Thames Jlreet near 
 
 Alh allows. 
 John Koufe Pauls Wharf. 
 
 John Kroger IVaping^ Execution - 
 
 Dock., in the Eaji-walk 
 
 Exchange. 
 
 L. ] n^o. 

 
 rx^ho. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 Mr. 
 
 Ezek. 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 John 
 
 [ L- ] 
 
 Lackftone Leadenhall 
 
 Street. 
 Lagley Threadneedle 
 
 Street, 
 Lambeth Creed Church 
 
 Lane. 
 Lamb Cullmn Street. 
 Lamb Bell - Alley Coleman - 
 
 Jireet. 
 Lampaine Dove - 
 
 Court Sw'ithins Lane. 
 Langham Leadenhall 
 
 Street. 
 Langley Great Saint Hel- 
 
 lens. 
 Lang Lymejlreet. 
 Langford ditto. 
 Langton Bankfide. 
 Lanvey Dukes Place. 
 Langworth Baftnghall Jlr. 
 
 Blackwelhall Factor. 
 
 Sam.
 
 [ L. ] 
 
 Sam. Lamott IVheatJheaf - Alley 
 
 Thames Street. 
 George Lawrence Mark lane. 
 Sir John Lawrence Great Saint 
 
 Hellens. 
 
 Lawrence ^eenjireet. 
 
 Lawrey Crooked lane. 
 Gawyn Lawrey Three Kings Court 
 
 Lombard Jlreet. 
 Steph. Lawes Beerbinder lane. 
 Mr. Lawefwood Tower Jlreet. 
 
 John Law Bankfide. I 
 
 John Lavero Lymejlreet. 
 
 Mr. Lafher Little Tower hill. 
 
 Mr. Layta Aldermanhury . 
 
 Mr. Leigh in Cullam Jlreet.^ in \ 
 
 Co?np. with Thomas. 
 Mr. Leekins Newington Town. j 
 
 Jos. Lee Throgmorton Jlreet. 
 
 Ralph Lee Threadneedle Jlreet. ■. 
 
 Mr. Lee George Yard Lombard \ 
 
 Street. \\ 
 
 Godfrey Lee Coleman Street. \\ 
 
 John ^
 
 Aid. John 
 
 Gerard 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Ifaac 
 
 David 
 
 John 
 
 Benj. 
 
 Hertag. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Sir Jo. 
 
 Samuel 
 
 Win& 
 
 Abra. 
 
 Chifto. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Nath. 
 
 John 
 
 } 
 
 [ L. ] 
 
 Lane, in St. Lawrence-lane. 
 Langerman, Burchin-lane. 
 Legendre Nags-head Court 
 
 Gracechurch Jireet at 
 
 Mr. Heybert. 
 Legg London Wall. 
 Legg Coleman Jireet. 
 Legole Bafingkall Jireet. 
 Legay Finjhury. 
 Legrill Beerbinder lane. 
 Lemkuell Crooked lane. 
 Lenud, Buckler/bury. 
 Lenton Broadjlreet near 
 
 London-wall. 
 Lepiner Southwark. 
 Lethulier Mark lane. 
 
 Lethulier, Broadjlreet. 
 
 Lethulier Turn-wheel-lane. 
 Leuthalier Bujh lane. 
 Letton Fanchurch-Jlreet. 
 Letton Turn-wheel-lane. 
 
 F Steph.
 
 Steph. 
 
 Thomas 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 
 Sam. 
 
 Charles 
 
 George 
 
 Robert 
 
 Mr. 
 
 James 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Roger 
 
 Humph. 
 
 James 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Samuel 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 [ L. ] 
 
 Lewis, Fan-Church-Jlreet. 
 Lewis, little St. Hellens. 
 Lewis, St. Mary Hill. 
 Lewis, Poultrey. 
 Lewin Barnaby-Jireet. 
 Lequein, Crown Court in 
 
 Spittle-fields. 
 Leygo, the Bridge. 
 Liddell, Cornhill. 
 Lightfoot, Abchurch-lane. 
 Lile, St. Mary Hill. 
 Lille, Dowgate. 
 Lillington, Ironmonger - 
 
 lane. 
 Linton, Broadjireet. 
 Littleton, Berry-Jireet, 
 Little, Thames-Jlreet. 
 Littlepage Clements-lane. 
 Littlepage, Abchurch-lane. 
 Lock St. Bartholmew Clofe. 
 Lock, Rood-lane. 
 Lock, Tower-Jireet. 
 Lock, Goodmans-fields. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 -) 1
 
 [ L. 
 
 ] 
 Fan 
 
 Mr. Lodwick, Fan - Church - 
 
 Jlreet. 
 Henry Lombery, Cheapfide at the 
 
 Kings Ar?ns. 
 Mr. Longbottom, Bafinghall- 
 
 Jireet, Blackwell - hall - 
 Fa£lor. 
 Timothy Lemotuux, In Bow lane. 
 Henry Loo, London-wall. 
 William Lob, Tower-Jireet. 
 Mr. Lofe, Bank-fide. 
 
 Henry Loads St. Mary-hill. 
 Sir Will. Loder, Mark-lane. 
 Jacob Luce, Fan-Church -Jlreet. 
 Michael Zuce, Dukes-Place^ 
 Mr. Zudlow, Bow-lane. 
 
 Nath. /.odington, Aldermanhury. 
 James Zordell Fijh- Jlreet -hill by 
 
 the Monument. 
 John Zorimore, Rood-lane. 
 
 John Zord, Aujiin - Fryers.^ at 
 
 Mr. Gar Vanvythujlen. 
 Mr. Zorcaine ^een-Jlreet. 
 
 John Zongent Fan-Church-Jir. 
 
 F 2 Aid.
 
 I L. ] 
 
 Aid. ■ Love, St. Mary Ax. 
 Mofe Lowman, Fan - Church 
 
 Jireet. 
 John Lloyd, Martins-lane. 
 
 [ M ]
 
 
 [ M. ] 
 
 Md. 
 
 Mace, Lyme-Jlreet. 
 
 vid Malvin St. Dunjiam 
 
 
 hill. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Man, Lyme-Jlreet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mansfield, ^een-Jireet. 
 
 Samuel 
 
 Mansfield, Gravelane. 
 
 
 Hounds-ditch. 
 
 John 
 
 Maning, Loathhurry. 
 
 Ralph 
 
 Maning««<^Hide, Coleman- 
 
 
 Jireet. 
 
 Jofeph 
 
 Martin, Rood-lane. 
 
 Jafper 
 
 Martin, Mark-lane. 
 
 John 
 
 Martin, Garlick-hill. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Martin, Hatton-Garden. 
 
 John 
 
 Martin, Broad-Jlreet. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mart, Hatton-Garden. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Marandew, Berry-Jlreet. 
 
 
 ¥ 3 Moade
 
 [ M. ] 
 
 Mead. Marvill, Threadneedle - 
 
 Jireet. 
 Samuel Marvill, Seethlng-lane. 
 Mr. Marriot, Threadneedle - 
 
 Jireet. 
 Mr. Marfli, St. Mary-Ax. 
 
 Mr, Marfh, Trinity-lane. 
 
 Mr. Marlh, Finjhury. 
 
 Rich, Marfh, Shore-ditch. 
 Mr. Marlh, Lambeth. 
 
 George Marwood, Lawr. Fount. 
 
 lane. 
 Briant Marfhall at a Packer's in 
 
 Mincin-lane. 
 John Marfhall, Barnahy-Jireet. 
 Mr. Marfhall, Montague - Clofe 
 
 Southwark. 
 Widd. Marke, Fan-Church -Jireet. 
 Mr. . Jfarkum, Wine -Office - 
 
 Court^ Fleet-Jireet. 
 John J^farvin, Crutch et- fry ars. 
 The Widdoiv of Lawr. Martell in 
 
 Fanchurch Jireet. 
 James i^arthwaite, Leaden -hall - 
 Jireet. 
 
 Robert
 
 [ M. ] 
 
 Robert il^afters, Crutchet-Fryers. 
 Robert J^/afters, headen-hall-Jir. 
 John J^afcal, Throgmorton-flreet, 
 Robert A/afon, Nicholas-lane. 
 Nath. J^«yi«, Bell-Mey Cole- 
 
 man-Jlreet. 
 Mr. Mafon, /row - monger - lane^ 
 
 Blackvj el-hall Fa£lor. 
 John Matthews, St. Mary-hill. 
 Sir John Matthews, in Fan - Church - 
 Jlreet^ at a Packers near 
 
 Cullam-Jlreet. 
 George Matfon, lodger at an Up- 
 
 holjierer s^ Cornhill. 
 Mr. Matthews, Bow-lane. 
 
 William Matthews, Scotyard in Bujh- 
 
 lane. 
 Richard Matthews, Bafing-hall- 
 Jireetj Blackwell - hall - 
 
 FaSlor. 
 John Mead, Great St. Hellcns. 
 William Mead Fan-Church-Jireet . 
 Robert Matthews, in Crutchet - 
 
 Fryers. 
 
 F 4 Nicholas
 
 [ M. i 
 
 Nicholas Mead, at a Confe SI loners^ 
 
 in Leadenhall Jireet^ 
 
 near Lyme Jlreet. 
 John Mead, Totver-h'ill. 
 John Mear, Tower Royal. 
 Henry Meas, Berry-Jireet. 
 William Metcalf, at the Crofs-keySy 
 
 Camomile-Jireet. 
 Robert Melifh, P hilpot-lane . 
 Mr. Mepot, Throgmorton-Jlreet. 
 
 John Morden, Bijhopfgate-Jlreet. 
 Mr. Merreday, Cateaton-Jlreet. 
 
 Mr. Mereton, K'lng-Jireet. 
 
 Thomas Merry and Comp. Garlick 
 
 hill. 
 Daniel Mercer, Bartholo?neiv-lane. 
 Samuel Merrel, Seething-lane. 
 John Merlin, Broad-Jlreet. 
 Mr. Mevill near Fijhmongers 
 
 Hall., Thames-Jlreet. 
 Mr. Merat, Grace-Church-Jir, 
 
 Mr. Megoll, Gravel - lane., 
 
 Hound/ditch. 
 Mark Maubart, Throgmorton - 
 
 Jireety New Court. 
 
 Samuel,
 
 [ M. ] 
 
 Michael, Poultrey. 
 
 Michael, the Bridge. 
 Michael, Clements - lane, 
 
 Nags-head Court. 
 Middleton, Crutchet-fryers. 
 Middleton, Coleman-Jlreet. 
 Miller, Throgmorton-Jireet. 
 Miller, Lyme-JIreet. 
 Miles, Lombard- Jlreet at 
 
 Tho. White's. 
 Miles, Biijh-lane. 
 Millington, Lawr. Fount. 
 
 lane. 
 Mitton, in Aldermanhury . 
 Mitford, Fan-Church-Jir. 
 Mitford, Tenter - Jlley^ 
 
 More-fields. 
 Anthony Mingay, Swithins - lane., 
 
 near V>ombard-Jlreet. 
 John Miggot, Threadneedle-Jlr. 
 
 Mark Mortimore, Tcwer-hill. 
 
 Mr. Moria, great St. Hellens. 
 
 John 
 
 Samuel "^ 
 and /• 
 Charles J 
 Mr. 
 Bernard 
 
 Richard 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Francis 
 
 Mr. 
 
 William 
 
 Edward 
 Francis 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 Robert
 
 [ M. ] 
 
 John Morgan, Lodger^ at 
 
 Mr. Hopegoods, Throg- 
 
 7norton-Jlreet. 
 Peter Moreman, at a Packers in 
 
 Mincin-lane. 
 Samuel Mjrfe, Juji in- Fryers. 
 Edward Morfe, Token - houfe - yard 
 
 at Mr. Drapers. 
 William Aforfe ditto. 
 John Moris, Jujiin- Fryers. 
 Humph. Aforis, Broad-Jireet. 
 Richard A/oris, Cateaten-Jireet. 
 Mr. Morto, Ropemakers- Alley. 
 
 Thomas Morgan, Aldermanbury . 
 Simon -Mjrfe, Cheapfide. 
 Nicholas Moyfie, Pancras-lane. 
 Moks Mocate, Ca?nomile-Jireet. 
 Mr. Montey, great St. Hellens. 
 
 Mr. Montey, Jewen-Jlreet. 
 
 Richard Monniel, Princefs-Jireet. 
 Peter Montage, Aujiin-Fryers. 
 Stephen Montage, TVincheJier-Jireet. 
 Mr. Monuty, Leaden-hall-Jir. 
 
 Robert 
 
 i
 
 [ M. ] 
 
 Robert Monteth, at a Packers 
 
 Lawr. Fount. -lane. 
 Sir John Moore, Mincin-lane. 
 George Moore, Minories. 
 Henry Moody, Colchejier-Jireet. 
 Abra. Moone, Great St. Hellens, 
 
 Comp. with Chamberlain. 
 Fred. Mooles, Angel - Court 
 
 Throgmorton-Jlreet . 
 Peter Mody, JValbrook^ the fign 
 
 of the Golden-key. 
 Charles Muddeford, Fan - Church 
 
 Jlreet. 
 Abra. Mumma, Crutchet-Fryers. 
 Mr. Mufon, Barnahy-Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Muce, Fan-Church-Jireet. 
 
 Sam. Moyer, Walbrook. 
 
 Mr. Moyer, Rope-makers- Alley. 
 
 [ N. ]
 
 [ N. ] 
 
 EDward Neal, Poultrey. 
 Sir Godard Nelthorpe, Clarken- 
 
 well. 
 James Nelthorpe, Charterhoufe 
 
 Yard. 
 John Nelfon, Cannon-Jireet, 
 
 Captain Needum, Aldennanbury. 
 Mr. Nunfan, Rofemarylane. 
 
 Benj. Newland, Mark-lane. 
 
 Samuel Newton, Crown - Court., 
 
 Grace- Church-Jireet. 
 John Newton, Crutch et- Fryers. 
 
 John Newton, Mile-end-Town. 
 
 Auguft. Newball, Gruh-Jireet. 
 
 John Nichols, Tower-hill. 
 
 Phil. Nichols, ditto. 
 
 John Nichols, Minc'in-lane. 
 
 Daniel Nichols, Ironmonger-lane. 
 
 Richard Nichols, Rofemary-lane. 
 Edward Nichols, Broad-Jlreet. 
 Humph. Nicholfon, Mile-end-green. 
 
 Jeff.
 
 [ N. ] 
 
 Jeff. Nightingall, Clements-lane. 
 
 Lawr. Nigi, JValbrook^ Bonds 
 
 Court. 
 Henry Norton, ditto. 
 Mr. Norton, Cateaten-Jlreei. 
 
 Daniel Norton, Cornhill. 
 Heneage Norton, at Mr. Willoughby 
 
 Throgmorton-Jlreet. 
 Mr. Norington, Grace - Church - 
 
 Jlreet. 
 Mr. Norder, the Horfe - Ferry, 
 
 IVeJlminJier. 
 James Nunns, near Dukes-Place. 
 William Nutt, Gun -yard Houndf- 
 
 ditch. 
 Mr. Nuport, Cat eat en -Jlreet, 
 
 Blackwell-hall^Fa^or, 
 
 [ o. -]
 
 Hermin 
 Robert 
 
 John 
 
 [ O. ] 
 
 Oadick, JuJIin-Fryers. 
 
 Oleverez, Dukes-Place. 
 
 Olmius, Bijhopfgate with- 
 out Angel-Alley. 
 
 Oldworth, Copt - hall- court ^ 
 Throgmorton-Jireet. 
 
 Onflow, Hatton-Garden. 
 
 Ondby, Aldertnanbury, 
 
 Otgar, St. Mary-hill. 
 
 Otgat at Aid. Doggety 
 Lawrence Fount, hill. 
 
 Otwood, Lyme-Jlreet. . 
 Orgueld, Peter-hill. 
 Orey, Pudding-lane. 
 Outvarft, Great St. Hel- 
 
 lens. 
 Ofgood, White-Hart Court, 
 
 Grace-Church-Jireet. 
 
 Cornel. 
 
 i
 
 [ o. ] 
 
 Cornel. Ofwald, Berry-Jireet. 
 Richard Owens, Swan - Alley ^ Cole - 
 
 7nan Jlreet. 
 Peter Overflield, St. Mary-Ax. 
 Richard Overman, Oxford Court 
 
 Cannon-Jlreet. 
 Mr. Oyles, Bafing- hall- Jlreet^ 
 
 Blackwell-hally Fabler. 
 Richard Oakley, in Coleman -Jireet^ 
 
 Blackw ell-hall^ FaSior. 
 
 [ P- ]
 
 [ P' ] 
 
 John 
 Mr. 
 William 
 William 
 Mr. 
 Abra. 
 
 Edward 
 William 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Peter 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Robert 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Andrew 
 
 Page, Bijhopfgate-Jireet. 
 
 Pagetor, Hogfdan. 
 
 Paggen, St. Dunjian Hill. 
 
 Pain, ditto. 
 
 Painer, Camofnile Street. 
 
 Palmentier, in Goldftnith 
 
 Street. 
 Palmer, Nicholas Lane. 
 Palmer, Bijhopfgate with - 
 
 out Angel Alley. 
 Papillion, Fan-Church-Str. 
 Patts, Fan-Church Street. 
 Panier, St. Mary-Ax. 
 Panton, Chifwell Street. 
 Paravicin, Fanchurchjir. 
 Parker, Buttolph-Lane. 
 Parker, Fijh-Jlreet Hill. 
 Parker, Throgmorton Street. 
 Pancier, in New Court 
 
 Throgmorton Jlreet. 
 
 Francis 
 
 ■i\
 
 [ p- ] 
 
 Francis Pargetor, Mon - Yard 
 
 Black Fryers. 
 Lewis Paran, Bell Alley^ Coleman 
 
 Street, 
 Mr. Parret, Stepney. 
 
 Daniel Parret, Lawrence Fount. 
 
 Hill. 
 Mr. Parr, little Moore Fields. 
 
 Mr. Parfons, Ironmonger Lane. 
 
 Edward Parr, Koxis Key, 
 John Peatorfon ; at a Packers in 
 
 Bafinghall Street. 
 Sir John Peak Grace-Church Street. 
 William Peak, Leadenhall Street. 
 Benj. Peak, Winchejler Street. 
 William Pocock, Bafinghall Street. 
 Richard Peele, Bankfide. 
 William Pennington St. Mary- Ax. 
 Ifaac Pennington, Well - Court., 
 
 ^ueen Street, 
 William Pendarvis, Lyme Street. 
 Richard Pendarvis, Swithins Lane. 
 Samuel Pen, Without Algate. 
 David Perfore, Dukes-Place. 
 
 G Movill.
 
 1 
 
 Movill 
 
 and , 
 Lopes J 
 William 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 
 Thomas 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 
 Sir Rich. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 James 
 
 Thomas 
 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 Phillip 
 
 [ P' ] 
 
 Perrera, Dukes-Place. 
 
 Petters, Throgmorton Str. 
 
 Pethoufe, Love Lane. 
 
 Peps, Threadneedle Street. 
 
 Phillips, Martins Lane, 
 
 Phillips, Bankfide. 
 
 Phillips, Com. with Browne 
 Lombard Street, 
 
 Pickett, Loathhury . 
 
 Pickett, Berry Street. 
 
 Pickett, Colledge Hill 
 
 Pickett, Fijhjlreet Hill at 
 an Apothecary^ s. 
 
 Pickering, and Comp. Ni- 
 cholas Lane for Ordnary. 
 
 Pilkington Bujl:) 
 
 Scot Tard. 
 Piftorius, at Mr. 
 
 head Packer in 
 
 Street. 
 Pinchback 
 
 Lane. 
 Pirn, Mincin Lane. 
 
 Lane 
 
 White - 
 
 Broad - 
 
 in Ironmonger 
 
 Stephen
 
 Stephen 
 Mr. 
 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Thomas 
 Henry- 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 James 
 
 Alexand. 
 
 Jofeph 
 
 Daniel 
 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 Jofia 
 Mr. 
 
 [ P' ] 
 Pitts, St. Dunjlan Hill. 
 Pitts, the Bridge. 
 Plymton London Wall 
 
 Crofs-keys Court. 
 Playfoot, Old Jury Black - 
 
 xvelhall Fa SI or. 
 Polixfield, Walbrook. 
 Polter, Dukes-Place. 
 Polftead, Bednal-Green. 
 Ponia, New Court Throg- 
 
 morton Street. 
 Pompillion, Newfmans 
 
 Yard Cornhill. 
 Ponder, Tower Street. 
 Popej Abchurch Lane. 
 Pope, Broadjireet. 
 Pope, Redriff. 
 Portaine, Berry Street. 
 Portington, Swithins lane. 
 Pordage, Lawr. Pountney 
 
 Lane. 
 Pordage, Cheapfide, at the 
 
 Swan and Harp. 
 Potter, Loathbury. 
 Potter, Old Jury. 
 
 G 2 George
 
 [ p- ] 
 
 George Potts, Tower Street. 
 Henry Pottinger, Bankfide. 
 William Powell, Abchurch Lane, 
 Mr. Powell, the Bridge. 
 
 William Poulden, Gravill Lane, 
 
 Hounds-ditch. 
 William Poynes, Throgmorton Str. 
 Thomas Poynes, Broad Street. 
 Mr. Prawing, Oxford Court, 
 
 Cannon Street. 
 Mr. Predox, Michael Lane. 
 
 John Preftwood, Cole?nan Street. 
 
 Captain Prefton, Mile-end-Green. 
 Paul Priaulx, Finjherry. 
 
 Jos. Prickman, Fanchurch Str- 
 
 Mr. Prickmez, St. Mary-Ax. 
 
 John Price, Three King Court, 
 
 Lombard Street. 
 William Prifcott, Angel Court, 
 
 Throgmorton Street. 
 Edward Puckridge, Broad Street. 
 Robert Puckell, Thames Street near 
 
 Gaily- key. 
 Thomas Puckle, Aujlin- Fryers. 
 Samuel Putt Beerbinder Lane, 
 
 Mr 
 
 {
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 Mr. Putick, Berry Street. 
 
 John PyiTij Winchejier Street, 
 
 David Prole, Bafmghall Street^ 
 
 Blackwell Hall FaSfor. 
 Sir Will. Prayward, at Carpenters 
 
 Hall London-wall. 
 
 R. ] 
 
 F 
 
 'Rancis 
 John 
 James 
 
 Afatthew 
 Mr. 
 
 Matthew- 
 Edward 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 Francis 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Rainsford, Boiv lane. 
 Raimez, Mincin lane. 
 Ralphfon, Chequer Yard^ 
 
 Dowgate. 
 Randall, Chain Alley. 
 Randall, Fanchurch Street. 
 Randall, Throgmorton Str. 
 Randall, ^een Street. 
 Randfofle, great S. Hellens. 
 Ranalfon, Martins lane. 
 Rape, at a Confe5iioners in 
 
 Walbrook. 
 RatlifF, Fijhjireet Hill. 
 
 G 3 George
 
 George 
 
 John 
 John 
 John 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Jos. 
 
 John 
 
 Stephen 
 
 Thomas 
 
 William 
 
 Arthur 
 
 Peter 
 
 Theoph. 
 
 John 
 Rand. 
 
 [ ^. ] 
 
 Ravencroft, Wejlm'injier^ 
 
 Turkey Walk Exchange. 
 Rawlins, Cloapton Hackney. 
 Rayner, Leaclenhalljireet. 
 Rayner, Clefuents lane. 
 Rayledge, Devonjhire- 
 
 Houfe. 
 Reanals, Bafinghall Jlreet^ 
 
 Blackwel Hall Faiior. 
 Rea, Prlncefs Street. 
 Reeves, Great St. Hellens. 
 Reeves, Barnarby Street. 
 Reede, Aldermanhury . 
 Reade, Leadenhall Street. 
 Reeve, Cornhill^ lodger at 
 
 an Uphol/lerers. 
 Regoat, Gravil lane^ 
 
 Hounds-ditch. 
 Remington, Broad Street. 
 Renew, Philpot lane. 
 Revell, Thames Street near 
 
 Billing [gate. 
 Richardfon, Water lane. 
 Richardfon, near Fijhmon - 
 
 gers Hall. 
 
 Edward
 
 [ R. ] 
 
 Edward Richbell, Berry Street. 
 
 Mr. Richmond, Harp lane. 
 
 John Riches, Lawr. Fount, lane. 
 
 Captain Rich, Bankfide. 
 
 Henry Ricardus, at Aid. JefFery's 
 
 Berry Street. 
 Mr. Richards, without New - 
 
 gate. 
 Mv. Ridley, Grubjireet. 
 
 William Robards, Leadenhalljlreet. 
 Richard Robards, without Bijhops - 
 
 gate. 
 Gab. Robards, London - Wall^ 
 
 Carpenters Hall. 
 Gar. Robards, White Hart 
 
 Court^ Grace Church Jir. 
 Thomas Robards, George Tardy 
 
 Lotnbard Street. 
 Mr. Robards, Crooked lane. 
 
 Mr. Robards. Berry Street. 
 
 Lenc. Robinfon, and Comp. Ni- 
 cholas's lane. 
 Andrew Robinfon, Three Kings 
 
 Court : Lo?nbard Street, 
 William Robinfon, Mark lane. 
 
 G 4 Mr.
 
 Mr. Robinfon, Crooked lane. 
 
 George Robins, ditto. 
 
 Mr. Robulus, Berry Street. 
 
 Gomez Rodrigues, ditto. 
 
 Nicholas Roo, Leadenhall Street. 
 
 Richard Roo, White Hart Court 
 
 Grace Church Street. 
 Mr. Roo, Corbit Court Grace 
 
 Church Street. 
 Rand. Roper, near the Ar7nitage. 
 Jos. Rookfby, Mincin lane. 
 
 Mr. Rookfby \ „ 
 
 Mr. Rookfby J '^'^^"^^ 
 
 John Rowland, Winchejler Jlreet. 
 Nicholas Rowles, Threadneedlejlr. 
 Timothy Royly, Dow gate. 
 John Royly, Soper lane. 
 Samuel Royfion, Bucklers Berry. 
 Jeremy Royfion, Poultrey. 
 Edward Rudge, St. Mary-Ax. 
 Mr. Rudge, Redriff. 
 
 Richard RufTell, Bujh lane., Scot yard. 
 Mr. RufTell by the Bridge. 
 
 Mr. Rucket, Minories. 
 
 [ S. ]
 
 [ s. ] 
 
 iM John 
 Samuel 
 
 Henry 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Richard 
 
 John 
 
 Samuel 
 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Edward 
 
 John 
 
 Philip 
 
 Edward 
 Mr. 
 Edward 
 Henry 
 
 Sadler, Mugwell Street. 
 
 Sadler, Walhrook. 
 
 Sale, in Lymejireet Comp. 
 
 with Scopin. 
 Salter, Fanchurch Jireet. 
 Salter, in Princes Jireet. 
 S alia way, Oxford Court in 
 
 Cannon Jireet. 
 Sallaway, at Mr. Cockrams 
 
 Swithins lane. 
 Sambrook, Tower Jireet. 
 Sam brook, ^leen Jireet. 
 Samuel, Dukes-Place. 
 Sanders, Thotnas Apojlles. 
 Sanders, Throgmorton Jlr. 
 Sanderfon, in St. Lawrence 
 
 lane. 
 Sanders, Buttolf lane. 
 Sanders, Thames Jireet. 
 Sanders, Newington Green. 
 Sanders, Broad Jireet. 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ s. ] I 
 
 Mr. Sanders, Bucklers Berry. ' 
 
 John Sanford, Baftnghalljireet. \ 
 
 Mr. Sands, Beerbinder lane. i 
 
 Mr. Saneeis, Talbot Court 
 
 Grace Church Jireet. 
 Clem. Sawyer, little Trinity lane. 
 John Sawyer, Ivy-lane. I 
 
 Abra. Sayon at Mr. Stubbs in j 
 
 Swithins lane. . | 
 
 Lucas Scantes, Lyine-Jlreet, '\ 
 
 Mr. Scanly, the Bridge, i 
 
 William Scarlet, Tower Jireet at a \ 
 
 Drapers, ' 
 
 Mr. Scarlet, Newington Green. -*< 
 
 Edward Scuyt, Loathybury at the 
 
 Bear and Fountain, \ 
 
 John Scopen and Comp. Lyme - i 
 
 Jireet. ; 
 
 William Scoing, Lawr. Fount, lane. |; 
 
 Richard Scot Baftnghalljireet. f 
 
 Mr. Scot, London - wall Black- !' 
 
 wel Hall FaSlor. 
 John Serape, Loathbury. 
 Daniel Scoken, Threadneedle Jir. 
 Mr. Scowell, Buttolph lane. 
 
 Edward
 
 Edward 
 
 Michael 
 
 Peter 
 
 Obad. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 Jofeph 
 
 Arnold 
 
 Arth. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 
 William 
 
 Bafal 
 
 and 
 
 Edmond 
 
 William 
 
 Henry 
 
 Samuel 
 
 Mr. 
 
 [ S. ] 
 
 Seaman, Thames Jireet. 
 Sederis, Mark lane. 
 Sedgwick, in Martins lane. 
 Sedgwick, Fanchurch Jlr, 
 Sedgwick, Beer binder 
 
 lane. 
 Sedgwick, Swithins lane. 
 Seneris, little Eajichip. 
 Serjeant, St. John Jireet .^ 
 
 IriJh-lValk Exchange, 
 Sertillion, Fanchurch Jireet. 
 Sexagomes, Minories. 
 Shaw, St. Dunjians Hill. 
 Shelden, Cannon Jireet. 
 Shelden iyi Dukes - Place 
 
 near the Church. 
 Shelden, the Bridge. 
 
 Sherman, Tower Hill. 
 
 Sherrington, BiJl)opfgate 
 
 Jireet. 
 Sheeth, Aldermanhury . 
 Shepherd, Michaels lane. 
 Shepherd, Buckler/bury, 
 
 John
 
 John 
 
 Thomas 
 Mr. 
 
 William 
 
 Sir John 
 
 James 
 
 Charles 
 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 
 William 
 
 [ S. ] 
 
 Shepherd, White Hart 
 Court Grace Church Jir. 
 
 Shepherd, Abchurch lane. 
 
 Sherbrook, Company^ with 
 Mr. Clark In Cheapfide. 
 
 Sherbrook, St. Hellens. 
 
 Shorter, Bankfide. 
 
 Sherlock, at ^ueen Hive. 
 
 Shorter, ditto. 
 
 Short, Ditto. 
 
 Shieres, Crutchet Fryers. 
 
 Shieres, Ratliff Crofs. 
 
 Shilgrove, Buttolph lane. 
 
 Shipman Tower Hill. 
 
 Sigues, Goodmans Fields. 
 
 Sikes, lodger at a Packers 
 in Swithins lane. 
 
 Silvefter Thames Jlreet. 
 
 Silvefter Camomile Jlreet. 
 
 Silgrove, Love lane. 
 
 Silver, Minories. 
 
 Silver Camomile-Jlreet. 
 
 Sitw^ell, Leadenhalljir. 
 
 Thomas
 
 Thomas 
 Edward 
 
 Michael 
 
 Daniel 
 
 Benj. 
 
 John 
 
 Dan" el 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 Nath. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Richard 
 
 Par. 
 
 Benj. 
 Mr. 
 Sir Jam. 
 
 John 
 Nicholas 
 and 
 John 
 
 [ s. 1 
 
 Symons, Cateatonjlreet. 
 Symons, Mafons Alley in 
 
 Cornhill. 
 Sivex, Mark lane. 
 Skinner, Crutch et Fryers. 
 Skutt, Great St. Hellens. 
 Skinner, Aujl'in Fryers. 
 Skinner, Barthol. lane. 
 Skinner, Camberry Houfe 
 
 at IJlington. 
 Skinner, Ironmonger lane. 
 Skinner, Kings Arms Yard 
 
 Coleman Jlreet. 
 Skinner in Cateatonjltreet. [fie] 
 Slinger, Philpot lane. 
 Slater, Bafinghall Jlreet 
 
 Blackwelhall-Faifor. 
 Smart, Broad Jlreet. 
 Smith in Gruhjlreet. 
 Smith, Kings Ar?ns Tara 
 
 Coleman Jlreet. 
 Smith Camomile Jlreet. 
 
 Smith, Little St. Hellens. 
 
 Nath.
 
 [ s. ] 
 
 Nath. .Smith, Woodjlrcet^ at an 
 
 Apothecary'' s. 
 John 6'mith Cheapfide. 
 John .Smith IValbrook. 
 Aid. 6'mith Clarkenwell Green. 
 
 Mr. 6'mith ditto. 
 
 Mr. -Smith ditto. 
 
 Mr. i'mith Gruhjlreet. 
 
 Mr. 6'mith (Fater fide near 
 
 BiUingfgate. 
 Thomas 6'mith backfide the Ex - 
 
 change at a Packer's. 
 Aid. .Smith, Bank/ide. 
 
 Thomas ^mith Bankfule at a Pack. 
 William 6'mith Bunhill. 
 Mr. 6'mith, Peter's Alley Cornh. 
 
 James 6'mith Clink Jireet. 
 John 6"mith Mark lane. 
 George i'nell Lawr. Poiint. Hill. 
 John knelling Tuly Jireet. 
 Mr. 6'now Shadwell. 
 
 William .Somers Aldermary Church 
 
 Yard. 
 
 Mr. 6'outhwell Crutchet Fryers. 
 
 Samuel 6'outhton Broad Jireet. 
 
 John
 
 [ s. ] 
 
 John jS'outh George Tard Lorn - 
 
 bardjlreet. 
 Mr. iSoutherby Hackney. 
 
 Peter ^outhwick Coleinanjireet. 
 Mr. iSpicer Abchurch lane. 
 
 Mr. iS'picer Goodmans Fields. 
 
 Mr. iSpencer Mlnorles. 
 
 Mr. •S'pencer Newington Green. 
 
 Peter iSplit Amiitage IVapping. 
 Henry iSpencer Mark lane. 
 S\x Tho. •Stamp Bafinghall Jireet. 
 George 6'tanpel a Stationer near 
 
 the Exchange. 
 Mr. .Standley, St. Diinjlans hill. 
 
 Will, iStavendifh Thames Jireet. 
 Mr. »S"tacy Pickle Herring. 
 
 Mr. (Stacy Thames Jireet near 
 
 Billing/gate. 
 Ifa. iStackman Broad Jireet. 
 
 Roger »Stackhard Coleman Jireet . 
 Mr. Stenenis Berry Jireet. 
 
 Mr. 5teneque Threadneedle Jir. 
 
 Farly iStephenfon at Billingfgate 
 
 every morning. 
 Mr. iStevenfon Threadn. Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Stevcnfon BiJljopJ gate Jir. 
 
 Richard [fic]
 
 [ s. ] 
 
 Thomas iS'tevenfon 0/d Fijh-Jlreet. 
 Richard -Steele Nags - head Court in 
 
 Grace Church Streets 
 Mr. iStenenis Hogfdon. 
 
 Mr. <Steres Tuly Jlreet. 
 
 William -Stiles Shadwell. 
 Mr. iStipkins Pauls Wharf. 
 
 -Samuel -Storey Sice lane, 
 John -Storey Bow Church Yard. 
 John -Story Leadenhall Jlreet 
 
 at a Packer'' s. 
 Roger -Stockhard Coleinan Jlreet. 
 Mr. -Stonnier Durhafn Yard. 
 
 Jer. -Stone Nich. lane. 
 
 George -Strinyard Crutchet Fryers. 
 Mr. -Streete Mark lane. 
 
 Mr. -Strood Lawr. Pount. lane. 
 
 Hugh -Strood Pudding lane. 
 William 5'trude at Mr. Atterberry 
 
 Th rogmorton Jlreet. 
 Nath. -Strange S with ins lane at a 
 
 Packers. 
 Mr. -Stronge ^ueen Jlreet. 
 
 Mr. -Stracey Grace Church Jlr. 
 
 Henry
 
 Henry 
 Anthony 
 Mr. 
 John 
 Thomas 
 Ifaac "^ 
 
 & 
 Jacob J 
 Mr. 
 Samuel 
 
 John 
 Richard 
 Mr. 
 Mr. 
 
 B 
 
 ar. 
 
 [ S. ] 
 
 iStroud Lawr. Fount, lane. 
 Stnvt Minories. 
 6'turt Throgjnorton Jireet. 
 (Stubbs St. Swithins lane. 
 jStubbings Cloak lane. 
 
 iSwares Dukes-Place. 
 
 i'wanham St. Katherines. 
 iSwinock, Fanchurch Jireet. 
 
 Fye Alley. 
 iSwinton Water-lane. 
 Swithins Laiur. Fount. Hill.. 
 iSwift IVelJlreet Hackney. 
 5quib Falace Yard JVeJl - 
 
 minjler. 
 iScirps at Mr. Nelmes 
 
 Facker in Beerblnder 
 
 lane. 
 
 H 
 
 [ T. ]
 
 [ T. ] 
 
 J Ames Tawden St. Martins lane. 
 John Tanner Berry Jireet, 
 
 Mr. Tares Dukes-Place. 
 
 John Taylor Bafinghall Jireet 
 Blackwelhall Factor. 
 
 John Taylor Talbot Court Grace 
 Church Jireet. 
 
 John Taylor Budg Row. 
 
 Mr. Taylor Throgmorton Jir . 
 
 Mr. Taylor Newington Butts. 
 
 Mr. Taylor Wildjireet. 
 
 John Taylor Mile-end Green, 
 
 James Taylor Fleetjireet Peter- 
 borough Court. 
 
 Mr. Tedway DJiaff lane. 
 
 James Therey Fanchurch Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Terrenis, Watling Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Terick Kingjland. 
 
 Ifaac Tellis Berry Jireet. 
 
 Aid.
 
 [ T. ] 
 
 Aid. Tinch Fanchurch Jireet. 
 
 Walter Thimbleton Bednal Green 
 
 Irijh Walk. 
 Mr. Thinn Lawr. Fount, lane. 
 
 Ifaac Teftard Throgmorton Jir. 
 
 William Throgmorton Trinity lane. 
 Sir Will. Thompfon Lyme Jireet. 
 Major Thompfon Newington. 
 Francis Thompfon Tozuer Hill. 
 Kategen Thomas Bankfide. 
 William Thomas Cullam Jireet. 
 William Thomas Bafinghall Jireet 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa£ior. 
 Chrift. Tomlinfon Martins Lane. 
 Coll. Thornborow Mincin lane. 
 
 Mr. Thornwell Lyme Jireet. 
 
 Robert Thornton ditto. 
 Benj. Thorowgood Cornhill. 
 Robert Thorner at Mr. Leigh Finf- 
 
 hury. 
 Mr. Thurfby, Bijhopfg. without. 
 
 William Tichburn Lawr. Fount. 
 
 lane. 
 Edward Tidcombe Coleman Jireet. 
 Richard Tilden Tower Jireet. 
 
 H 2 William
 
 [ T. ] 
 
 Richard Tilden White Chappel. 
 Mr. Tilfoard Chifwelljireet. 
 
 Abra. Tilard Fin/bury. 
 
 Jos. Tillingfon Kings Arms 
 
 Tard Coleinanjireet. 
 Mr. Tyfon Coleman Jireet 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa£ior. 
 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 Tard. 
 
 George Toriano Nicholas lane. 
 Aid. Fran. Townely Mincin lane. 
 John Townfend Broad Jireet. 
 
 Robert Townfend Lawr. Fount. 
 
 lane. 
 Mr. Townfend Fijhjlreet Hill, 
 
 Edward Towes Great St, Hellens. 
 Benj. Took Loath bury. 
 
 Mr. Trannell Tower Hill. 
 
 Charles Trinquand Mark lane. 
 George Trinchard Billiter lane, 
 Mr. Trenacker Clapton Hackney. 
 
 Theod.
 
 [ T. ] 
 
 Theod. Trotle near Fljhmongers 
 
 Hall Thames Jheet. 
 Mr. Tronantle Bankfide. 
 
 Anthony Tretheuie Portugal Row. 
 Pier. Trott Vine Court Bijhopf- 
 
 gate without. 
 Mr. Treres St. Olives Jireet 
 
 Southwork. 
 Mr. Tut Berry Jireet. 
 
 Rignal Tucker Rood lane. 
 Sam. Tucker Martins lane. 
 John Tudman Throgmorton Jir. 
 Sir Hen. Tulce Loathhury. 
 Mr. Turpin Throgmorton Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Turnel BilUter lane. 
 
 John Turner Suffolk lane. 
 Thomas Tufon /« Swithins lane. 
 Thomas Twifden Throgfnortonjir. 
 Thomas Twifden little Morefields. 
 Francis Tyfon Philpot lane. 
 Richard Torner lodger at Mr. Edw. 
 
 //^ats iti Mark lane. 
 
 H3 [ H. ]
 
 Jafper 
 Jo. Bapt. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Phil. 
 
 and 
 Sebafta 
 Chriftians 
 
 Peter 
 Widd. 
 
 [ V. ] 
 
 Vallentine Baftnghall Jlr, 
 Blackwelhall Factor. 
 
 Vanderbruften Thames Jlr. 
 
 Vanderhoeven Seething 
 lane. 
 
 Vanderhou ditto. 
 
 Vanbrewfigham Philpot 
 lane, 
 
 Vanbreda Samuel, Fan - 
 
 Church Jireet. 
 Vandamlyt Cajnomile Jlr . 
 
 Vanham great S. Hellens. 
 
 Vanuythuyfon Aujiin Fr. 
 
 Van Morris ditto. 
 
 Van Milder Throgmorton 
 
 Jireet. 
 Vanden Anchor Lyme Jlr. 
 Vandermarfh ditto. 
 
 Peter
 
 [ V. ] 
 
 Peter Vandermarfh Martins 
 
 lane. 
 Peter Vandebob Lawr. Fount. 
 
 lane. 
 William Vandenbergh ditto. 
 Peter Vanderbuften Alhallows 
 
 Tha?nesjlreet. 
 John Vannerfon Kings Arms 
 
 Yard Coleman Jireet. 
 Peter Vandeput Bafmghalljir. 
 John Vanhack Ahchurch lane. 
 
 Mr. Vannet Bucklers Berry, 
 
 Mr. Van Diuer Lawr. Fount. 
 
 lane. 
 Mr. Van Bliffe Wapping. 
 
 Nicholas Van Milder ditto. 
 Daniel Van Pray Clink Jireet Ma - 
 
 ry-goldjlairs Southw. 
 John Van Wachtendonek Lea- 
 
 denhall Jireet. 
 Law. Vanham St. Katherines. 
 Corn. Vandures S. Swi thins lane. 
 Conftan. Vanetti Seething lane. 
 
 H 4 Peter
 
 Peter 
 
 Francis 
 John 
 
 John 
 
 John 
 Thomas 
 
 Calib 
 William 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Ifaac 
 
 Peter 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 - [ V. ] 
 
 Van Cittert at Mr. John 
 Martin Elkins Lawrence 
 Fount, lane. 
 
 Van Acker Abchurch lane. 
 
 Van Laere Paul's Church 
 Yard near the School. 
 
 Vbetter St. Mary Ax. 
 
 Varnon Gravil 
 Hounds-ditch. 
 
 lane 
 
 Varnon Hartlchoak lane [fic] 
 
 I flapping. 
 Varnon Cherry-tree Alley 
 
 little Morefields. 
 Varnon Coleman Jireet. 
 Verbeck Broad Jireet. 
 Veren Pickled Herring. 
 Veager Bijhopfg. without 
 
 in White Hart Yard. 
 Vine Artnitage. 
 Vink Aujiin Fryers. 
 Vertirini Mark lane. 
 Villeway Montague Court 
 
 Southwork. 
 Vifher St. Mary Hill. 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ V. ] 
 Mr. Vcfpreet and Vanden- 
 
 brook Lyme Jlreet. 
 Cornel. Van Befelor //^alter in 
 
 Crooked lane. 
 
 [ U. ] 
 
 Henry Upton Dukes-Place. 
 Hugh Upton ditto. 
 Mr. Upton Newlngton Town, 
 
 Gilb. Upton Cloak lane. 
 
 Mr. Unis Dukes-Place. 
 
 Thomas Vernon in Coleman Jlreet. 
 
 [ W. ] 
 
 THo. Wade Sheerbon lane. 
 Mr. Wade Tower Hill. 
 Henry Wade Mincin lane comp. 
 
 with Burkin. 
 Matthew Walker Throgmortonjlr. 
 
 James.
 
 [ w. 1 
 
 James Wallis Fanchurch Jlreet, 
 Aid. Waldow Cheapfide. 
 
 Mr. Waldo Spittle-fields. 
 
 Anthony Wallinger Oxford Court 
 Cannon Jireet. 
 
 Walwin Lawr. Fount, hill. 
 
 Ward Lazvr. Fount. Hill. 
 Ward little Moor fields. . 
 Ward Ironmonger lane. 
 Ward Kings Arms Tard 
 Coleman Jlreet. 
 James Ward Oxford Court Cannon 
 
 Jireet. 
 Sir Will. Warren IVapping. 
 William Warren Fanchurch Jireet. 
 Nicholas Warren Lyme Jireet. 
 Mr. Warren Gun Tard. 
 
 Henry Warren Old Jury. 
 Mr. Warren Old Jury Black -r 
 
 welhall Fa SI or. 
 William Warr Seething lane. 
 Mr. Wardner Leaden Hall 
 
 Jireet. 
 
 William
 
 [ w. ] 
 
 William Warle Fijhjlreet Hill. 
 
 Edmond Warner Throgmortonjlr. \ 
 
 Mr. Warner Angel Court S. Mar- 
 
 tins le Grand. 
 
 Henry Warner Colledge Hill. 
 
 William Warner Jldincin lane. 
 
 Samuel Waflall Fine Court Spittle ; 
 
 fields. \ 
 
 Sir Geor. Waterman Thames Jlreet. 
 
 Ed. Watts Mark lane. 
 
 I 
 
 George Watts Alder/gate Jlreet. \ 
 
 John Watts at Mr. Smarts in I 
 
 Broad Jlreet. ,j 
 
 Mich. Watts Old Jury. 
 Mr. Watkins Lymejlreet. 
 
 Peter Watfon Aldermanbury \ 
 
 Love lane. j 
 
 Mr. Watter Colledge Hill. \ 
 
 William Webb Throgynorton Jlreet. 
 Thomas Webb ditto. 
 Mr. Webb London wall. 
 
 James Welden Princefs Jireet. j 
 
 Mr. Wells little Moorejields. 
 
 George Willington and Comp. with \ 
 
 Alcock Coleman Jireet. \ 
 
 Mat. '
 
 [ w. ] 
 
 Mat. Wentworth Ironmonger 
 
 lane Blackwelhall Fa5l. 
 Wentworth Alderfgatejir. 
 
 Werts Crutchet Fryers. 
 
 Weftcomb great S. Hellens. 
 
 Richard Weftcomb Lymejireet. 
 
 Mr. Weftbrook Jldermanbury. 
 
 Mr. Wefthorne Iron?nonger lane. 
 
 Oliver Weftland Btfiopfgate Jlr. 
 lodger at an Upholjierers. 
 
 Nath. Weftland Bankjide. 
 
 Mr. Weft Petty France More - 
 
 fields. 
 
 Abra. Weflet Bi/hopfgate Jlreet 
 without JVhltegate Alley. 
 
 Ger. Weymans Thames Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Weymanflet Bankfide. 
 
 Mr. Winife Philpot lane. 
 
 Mr. Winbart Allncln lane. 
 
 Mr. Whiftler Sheerbon lane. 
 
 Mr. Wilfon Old Jury Black- 
 welhall Fa£ior, 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ w. ] 
 
 Mr. Whatton and WAzox 
 
 Cheap fide. 
 Thomas Whitebread Mark lane. 
 John Whithall Philpot lane. 
 
 Sir Steph. | ^vhite Kingfiand Spanljh 
 yr I JFalk Exchange. 
 
 William White Fanchurch Jlreet. 
 Thomas White Minories Goodmans 
 
 Yard. 
 Mr. Whitefield Dukes-Place. 
 
 John Whitehead Aldermanhury . 
 
 William Whitehead Petty France. 
 John Whithead Broad Jlreet. 
 
 Mr. Whiting Coletnan Jlreet 
 
 Blackwelhall FaSlor. 
 Mr. Woolkins in Bajinghall Jlr. 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa£ior. 
 George Woodford Bafinghall Jlr. 
 
 Blackwel hall Fa£lor. 
 Mr. Woodward Thames Jlreet. 
 
 Jonath. Woodhoufe ditto. 
 William Wood IVapping. 
 Mr. Wood in Bafinghall Jlr. 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa6lor. 
 
 Mr.
 
 [ J^- ] 
 
 Mr. Wood Berry Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Woodman JVapping. 
 
 Mr. Woolhoufe St. Mary-Ax. 
 
 Adam Wooley Bucklers Berry. 
 
 Robert Wooley Mincin lane. 
 
 Mr. Woots Cateatonjircet. 
 
 John Wolf Little Moore fields. 
 
 Mr. Woodroft Little St. Bar- 
 
 tholomews. 
 
 Mr. Wordner S/. Mary- Ax. 
 
 Mr. Wofham Broad Jireet. 
 
 Mr. Wildy Bafinghall Jireet 
 
 B la ckw ell-hall Fa£ior. \ 
 
 Henry Wild near the Old Swan \ 
 
 Thames Jireet. 
 
 Nicholas 'j 
 
 and \ Wild Billiter lane. 
 Ralph J 
 
 George Willoughby Throgimrton j 
 
 Jireet . , 
 
 Robert /Filfon Little More-fields. \ 
 
 Thomas WWion Bijhopfgate without. \ 
 
 Mr. /Tilfon Broad Jireet, \ 
 
 Robert /i^illiamfon Turn - wheel \ 
 
 lane. ; 
 
 James ;
 
 [ w. ] 
 
 James /i^illiamfon Lawr, Fount, 
 lane. 
 
 John //^ilmor ^ewen Jlreet. 
 
 Humph, //^illet Swith'ins lane. 
 
 William /Willis and Gore Swan Al- 
 ley Coleman Jireet. 
 
 Mr. /Filloughby Mark lane. 
 
 William TVinAow Tower Hill. 
 
 Mr. /iFinhack Aldermanbury. 
 
 Mr. /i^ife Fanchiirch Jireet. 
 
 Thomas ^ife i^;?*^ Lumbes Thread- 
 needle Jireet. 
 
 Mr, /Minefield Buttolph lane. 
 
 Mr. ^'inch Shadivell. 
 
 Mr. //^inalh Armitage. 
 
 Benj. //^etcomb Coleman Jireet 
 
 Mr. /Wilcox Bafingball Jireet 
 
 Blackwelhall Fa£lor. 
 
 Mr. /Fright Water-lane. 
 
 Mr. /Fright Bankfide. 
 
 Jos. /Fright Alderfgate Jireet 
 
 Mr. /Fright w^-sa- -SV. Thofuas 
 
 Apojlles. 
 
 [ Y. ]
 
 [ Y. ] 
 
 R. Yates the Bridge. 
 
 Fran. Young Mincin lane. 
 Richard Young Leadenhalljlreet. 
 
 Young Dukes-Place. 
 Young at the African 
 
 Houfe. 
 Yoakly Tower Jireet in a 
 
 Court near Mark lane. 
 Yoakfly in Cannon Jireet 
 near the Blew Bell. 
 
 James 
 Nath. 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Thomas
 
 Hereunto is added an Ad- 
 dition of all the Gold- 
 fmiths that keep Run- 
 i?ig Cajhes. 
 
 J 
 
 Ohn Addis and Company at the 
 Sun in Lu?nbardjireet. 
 
 B. 
 
 John Bolitho and Mr. /Filfon at 
 the Golden Lion in Lum- 
 bard Jireet. 
 John Ballard at the Unicorn 
 
 L umhard Jireet . 
 Job Bolton at the Bolt and Tun 
 
 in Lurnbard Street. 
 Richard Blanchard i at the Mary - 
 and l> gold in Fleet - 
 Child J Jireet. 
 
 Thomas
 
 c 
 
 iHomas Cook 
 
 THomas Cook "^ 
 and > 
 
 Nicholas Carv J 
 
 at the Griffin in 
 
 _T. , , r^ I Exchange Alley, 
 
 Nicholas Cary J 
 
 Mr. Cutbert in Cheapfide. 
 
 Mr. Coggs in the Strand at the 
 
 Kings-head. 
 Mr. Churchill at the 
 
 in the Strand. 
 
 D 
 
 [ar. Duncomb"! at the Grajhop- 
 
 Lumbard 
 
 CHar. Duncomb^j at the 
 and > per in 
 
 Richard Kent J ftreet. 
 
 John Ewing "^ at the Angell 
 and > and Crown in 
 
 Benj. NoringtonJ LumbardJIr. 
 Mr. Eaft at the 
 
 in the Strand. 
 
 F 
 
 THomas Fowles at the Black Lion 
 in Fleetjireet. 
 
 Jofeph
 
 J 
 
 H 
 
 " r in 
 
 Ofeph| Hornboy at the Sta 
 ■^T , j Lumbardjireet, 
 
 H 
 
 John Hind "^ over againjl the 
 > Exchange in 
 
 Thomas Garwood J CornhilL 
 Benj. Hinton at the Flower de 
 
 Luce in Lu?nbard ftreet. 
 James Herriot at the Naked Boy 
 
 in Fleeijireet. 
 James Hore at the Golden Bottle 
 in Cheapfide. 
 
 J 
 
 Ames Johnfon at the Three 
 Flower de Luces in 
 Cheapfide. 
 
 T 
 
 K. 
 Ho. Kilborne■^ at the Kings 
 and > Head in Lum- 
 
 Capill J bardjheet. 
 
 I 2 Mr.
 
 L ! 
 
 Mr. Kenton at the Kings -Jnns '\ 
 
 in Fleetjireet. '}. 
 
 Mr. Ketch at the Black - Horfe I 
 
 in the Strand. i 
 
 J'Enry Lamb at the Grapes in 
 . X Lumbardjlreet. 
 
 James Lapley at the Three Cocks 
 
 Cheapfide. 
 
 J 
 
 M 
 
 Ohn Mawfon and Comp. at the 
 Golden Hind in Fleet Jir. 
 
 H 
 
 N 
 
 Enry Nelthorpe at the Rofe in 
 Lumbard Jir eet . 
 
 P 
 
 THo. Price at the Goat in Lum- 
 bardjlreet. 
 Peter Percefulh at the Black 
 
 and \ Boy in Lumbar d 
 
 Stephen Evans J Jlreet. 
 
 Thomas
 
 R 
 
 Thomas Pardo at the Golden An 
 chor in Lumbardjireet. 
 
 R 
 
 THo. Rowe "» ^ .1 n 
 \at the George in 
 ^, ^"^^ f Lumbardjireet. 
 
 Thomas Cjreen J 
 
 S. 
 
 HUmph. Stocks at the Black - 
 Horfe in Lumhard Jir. 
 John Sweetaple at the Black- 
 
 Moors-Head in Lumhard 
 Jireet. 
 John Snell at the Fox in Lum- 
 
 Jlreet. 
 Michael Schrimpfhaw at the Golden 
 
 Lion in Fleetjireet. 
 Richard Stayley 
 
 in Covent Garden, 
 
 T 
 
 T^^^alr^^^V' ^/.. Three Tunns 
 V, ,, , \ in Lurnbard ftr. 
 
 John beale J ■^ 
 
 John Thurfby at the Ball in 
 
 Lumbardjireet. 
 
 1 3 Bar.
 
 w 
 
 Bar. Turner"^ . p, 
 
 J \at the tleece in 
 
 r. , rr^ 1 • T Lumbard fireet. 
 
 bamuel 1 ookieJ -^ 
 
 W 
 
 Major Joh. Wallis at the Angell in 
 
 Lumhardjlreet. 
 Peter Wade at the Meannaid 
 
 in Lufubardjireet. 
 
 Peter White "^ ^ ^h th u • 
 
 \at the r lough in 
 
 ^" ,^, , .,1 I Lumbard /Ireet. 
 L-hurchilU 
 
 Thomas White at the Blew An- 
 chor in Lumbard Jlreet. 
 
 Thomas WiUiams at the Crown in 
 L mnbardjireet. 
 
 Robert /Fard i ; d • 
 
 J \at the Ram in 
 
 , , ,^ , I Lumbard fir. 
 
 John TowneleyJ -^
 
 THo. Flowerdew at Rowl. Dee in 
 the Poultrey. 
 Benj. Bathurft 5/. Mary-Ax. 
 Benj. Rigfath Nicholas lane. 
 Jafp. Chapman Bajinghalljir. 
 Peter Vergrew in New Court in 
 
 Throgmortou Jlreet. 
 John Conine in Sali/bury Court. 
 Auguft AUard in Kings Jlreet. 
 W\\\. Faffet Dutch Walk Exch. 
 Ja. Caepell at the Bee-hive in 
 
 WatUn Jlreet. 
 George Cokp near St. Dunjlans 
 
 lodger at a Widdows. 
 Hougo and John 'Lent at a Packers 
 
 St. Dunjlan's Hill. 
 John Burrow in Bujh lane. 
 Cap. Nunflan at the Injur. Office. 
 Edw. Blake Tower Jlreet. 
 Nich. Lock Batholomew Clofe. 
 John Blake St. Swithins lane at 
 
 a Packer s. 
 /Fill. Depeftor Broad Jlreet at the 
 
 Surgeons Arms. 
 
 John
 
 John Edmonds in Philpot lane. 
 Edw. Wards Bafinghalljlreet, 
 James Eyton Fi/h-Jlreet Hill. 
 WdiXVf. 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 Fanchurchjlrc J. 
 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 Jir, 
 John Morris at Mr. Baker'j Al- 
 
 mary Church Yard. 
 Stat. Ahearns \^awr. Poult. Hill. 
 
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