_ | 


I ——_—_—_—_—— 


VADE MECUM: | 


| OR, THE 


Necelſary Companion. 


| | CONTAINING, 


1. Sir S. MORLAND's Perpetual Almanack? 
[| readily ſhewing the Day of the Month, and Move- 
able Feaſts and Terms, for any Year paſt, preſent, 
or to come, curiouſly graved in Copper ; with 
many uſeful Tables proper thereto. 
2. The 7ears of each King's Reign from the Norman 
Conqueſt compar'd with the Tears of Chriſt, 
3. DireQions for every Month in the Year, what 1s to 
be done in theOrchard, Kitchin,and Flower-Gardens. | 
| 4 The ReduQtion of Weights, Meaſures, and Coins, 
| \wherein is a Table of the Aſſize of Bread. 
s. A Table wherein any Number of Farthings, Half- 
yence, Pence, or Shillings, are ready caſt up ; of 
zreat uſe to all Traders. 
6. The Intercſt and Rebate of Zney ; the Forbear- 
aice, Diſcompr, and Purchaſe of Anxzutties. | 
| 9. The Rates of Po{t-Lettreys,borh Inland and Ourcland. 
| 8. An Account of the Penny-Poft. 
| 9. The Principal Roads in England, ſhewihg the Di- 


| ſtaxce of one Town from another in meaſured and | 
| conpured Miles, and the Diſtance of each fram* 
| Lonton; alſo the Market-Towns, on each Road, with 
| the days of the Week the Markets are kept on; as 
like 7 the Hundred and County each Town ſtands in. 
10. The Names of the Counties, Cities, and Boroygh- 
| Town in England and Wales, with the number of 
f Knighs, Citizens, and Burgeſſes choſen therein to 
ſerve n Parliament. 
11- The uſual and authorized Rates or Fares of 
Coachwen, Carmen, and Watermen. 


* The] burth Edition, much enlarged. 


-" ——— — © 


L ONDOW, Printed by 4. G. for Tho. Sawbridge, 
ar rk Sign of the three Flower-de-Luces 
in Little-Britarn, 1687. 


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2 RY © - 
RKIGHT HONOURABLE 


HENRY 


Lord COLE R A NE. 


m—_ 


The Fourth EDITION &f 
thiSsSV ADE MECQUM, 
with the Additions, 1s hum- 
bly Dedicated, 

by, 
MY LORD, 
Io:r Honour's moſt Faithful 


Humble Servant, 


JOHN PLAYFORD. 


0% Im. > Ao — 


. 
" OP TEEIEN i lt * CCI. EE PS 11. 


THE 


Y Profeſſion obliging me to be 
Converſant with Mathematical 


PREFACE. 
Books, (the Printing whereof, 


\y and Mufic, has been my chiefeſt 


Employment) I have obſery'd two things 
many times the cauſe why Books of this na- 
ture appear abroad not fo correc as they 
ſhould =p either, 1. Becauſe they are too 
much haſten'd from the Prefs, and nottime 
enough allow'd for the ſtri&t and deliberate 
examination of them ; which in all Books 
ought to be done, eſpecially in theſe, for 
as much as one falſe Figure in a Mathematical 
Book may prove agreater fault thana whole 
word miſtaken in Books of another kind. 
Or, 2. Becauſe Perſons take Tables upon 
truſt without trying them, and with them 
tranſcribe their Errors, if not encreaſe them. 
Both theſe I have carefully avoided, fo that 
I have reaſon to believe (and think I may 
lay it without vanity) there never were 
Tables more exactly Printed than in this 
Book. 

The Perpetual Almanack wasthe Ingenious 
Invention of that great Improver of Art, 
_ Encourager of Arrtifts, Sir Samuel! Mor- 

Na. . 

In the former Editions of this Book, 1 
_—— (the firſt) three Tables for 
finding the Day of the Month, but in this I 
have added five other Tables for finding the 
Moveable Feaſts and Terms for any Yearpaſt, 


preſent, 


The Preface. 


preſent, or to come, and a ſixth for the 
Mooyx's Place, all invented and contrived by 
the ſame Author. 

T have alſo in this Edition added the 
Principal Fairs in Englaml and Wales, a Table 
of the Sun's Place, Monthly Dire&ions for 
Gardiners, a Table of the A//iz2 of Bread, a 
Compariſon of Foreign Weights and Meaſures 
with the Ergliſh,by the late famous Sir Fonas 
Moore Senior ; the Reduftion of Engliſh Mo- 
ey, with the Weight and Value of divers Fo: 
reign Geld and Sitver Coins; enlargd the Ta- 
ble for ready caſting up of Money, as like- 
wiſe thoſe for Iatere/#, Rebate, and Annuities, 
and whereas in the tormer Impreſſions the 
Parts of a Penny were exprelied in Decimal 
Frattiens, I have here reduced them into 
Farthings, which though they cannot be fo 
exact, yet are n:ore calie to be underſtood, 
and do not dvitter from the truth half a 
Farthing ; the Kcads which were very deft 
Cient, are now compleat, and put 32 a bet- 
ter method than any yet extant, the C:unty, 
and Hundred, Lath, Ward, or Wapentacke, 
being added, wizreby may be ſeen through 
what Counties each Road lies, and tiz-o'igh 
what Diviſtons of ſuch Counties ; and lait- 
ly, I have added a Catalogue of all the 


Cornties, Cities, Corporaticn anu Borcuyh Towns 


in England and Wales, with the Number of 
Knights, Citizens, and Burgeſſes, Cage 1 
each to ſerve in Parliament. . 

To conclude, you will find nothing 1n 
this Book but whats very uſefui 5 according 
:0 the truth of which, you tay approve, 
or diſlike the Endeavours or, 


-. 


Tur Servant, 


JOHN PLAYFORD. 


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I HEi 


CONT ENTS. 


ter, 


. Weekany Month begin 
A Tableſbewing the Day of the Mont 


L 


Table ſhewing the Dominical Let- 


Page r. 


A Table ſhewing what Day of the 


or eVer 2 
or eVer 3 


A Table (hewimg the Golden Number or 


Prime 


4. 
A Table ſhewing the Moveable Feaſts fer eucr 6 
ATableſhewing the Moveablz Term $?or ever 8 


The Fixed Te; ms 


*X d. 


The Fixed Feaſts and remarkable Days 9g 
Moveable Feaſts and terms Calculated for 


18 Nars 
Sun's Riſing and Setting 


I'v 


Principal Fa.rs in Engl and aad Wales ibid. 


Sun' Ly Pl: ice 
Mocn's Place 


14 
15 


Day break, Twilight, and length of Days and 


Negbts 


tbid. 


Changes of the Moon, and wife Eclipſes of 


Sun and Moon fer eight Tears 
A Tide Table 


17 
21 


Counties, Citres, Market Towns in RY 


and W ales 


Expence of « Day, what by the Week, Mz: = 


or Year 


24 
Expence of a Year, what by the Month, Week, 


or Day 


25 

A Table of the Birth and Reign of all the Kings 
of England /ince the Norman Conqueſt 26 
The Years of their Reign compar d with the w s 


of Chriſt. 


Menthl, 


The Contents. 
Monthly DireFions for Orchards and Gar- 


dens 31 
Reduttion of Troy Weight Page 40 
The Aſſize of Bread ibid. 
Apothecaries Weight 41 
Averdupois Weight 42 
Wine Meaſures | tbid. 
Ale and Beer Meaſures, and the Duties of Ex- 

ciſe on then 43 
Dry, Long, and Square Meaſures 44 
Foreign Weights and Meaſures compar d with the 

_— 45. 
Engliſh Coins 47 
Foreign Cons 48 


Farthings, Pence, and Shillings, ready caſt up 4.9 


Simple Intereſt of Money at 6 per Cent. 154-. | 


Rebate of Money at 6 per Cent. Simple Inte- 


reſt I58 
Intereſt of Money at any Rate for any number 
of Days I64 


Ferbearance of Annuities at 6 per Cent.  Com- 


pound Intereſt 166-' | 


Diſcompt of Annuities at 6 per Cent.Compound 
Intereſt 170 
Purchaſe of Annuities at 6 per Cent. Compcund 


Intereſt 


| Eh I 74 
A Table to ſupply the Defet# of Years in the for- | 


mer Tables, and to ſhew the Rebate of Meney 
at 6 per Cent. Compound Intereſt. 179 
The Rates of Poſt-Letters I81 
The Times of [ending and receiving [eters at 
London | | 184. 
An Account of the Penny-Pot i185 
The Principal Roads in England and Wales 191 
The Names of Counties, &C. and. Number of 


Parliament-Men | 204 
The uſual Rates of Coachmen 208 
Kates and Orders for Carmen ibid, 
The Rates or Fares of Watermen - 212 


Str 


TT = Nm.” 0 ww 


&Q& > wa 


. of. efte. Sha, oh. RModmads. A dhe. a. 


=> > Go 4 


'- 8 I”. Wyn ” Vn wh ow XY. WW 


Sir SAMUEL MORL AND's 


_ Perpetual Almanack. 


_ ſhew ng the Dominical Letter from 
the frlt year of Our Lord to the year 7400 
ay be continued for ever. 

CEEeDIFE]I GETAG] BAI] CB 

tooſ oo] roof 4oof foof Gov 

too goojtlooofliloofit2zoofit7oo 

lf oofidoofilyoofigoofi9 oof2000 

243200123 0012400[2fo00{[260013700 

2900|Tooo|ftoof92o0ryooff400 

'o| EDdilFrElGceſAaG|BrAlce 
L C +.D E EF G A 
2 I Cc D 1 E F G 
7 "SH EE ME NE DL; 
4+ GF |] AG} BAICBIDCIED 
ty E F G A B C 
| 6 = SHE BSEAEZSE 2 
[> ME ALEDM4 G | A 
847 BAIJCB{[DCIEDIFEIGE 
9 G A B C D E 
16 F | G A |1-B C D 

it NE ME WE HUT SE 
t2 DC|ED|FE|GE|AGH BA 

ry B | C D E F G& 7 

14 A B C D E S< 
7 SY HS 2K D :. 
6 FE] GF [AG] BA|[CAaTDC 
7 D E F G A B 
18 C D E F G A. 
hos hd B C D E FE G 
20 AG} BAICBIDCIEDIEFE 
21 F G A B C D 
22 E F G A B C 
29 j> 7 D E F G A B 
24 CB[DC|ED|FE|GE|AG 
25 A] B C D E t 
26 G A Be| C D E 
27 F G A B C D 


T7 HE even deeds are to be found art the top of 


the Table, having their Lominical Letters over 
them, and arc all Leap-years ; as 500, 1400, 2100 
and 2800, have DC, The Parts of an Hundred are 


to be found in the fide, and have their Domimical Let- 
rers againſt them in the firſt Column 3 as 28, 56, 84, 
have DC; 1,29,57, 85, B; 2,30, 58,86, A; (fc. To 
' find the Domin. Letters for even Hundreds and Parts, 


the Rule is, Seek the Hundreds m tre top, and the Parts 
in the ſide, and in the Angle of Meeting is the Dom, Letter, 
or Letteysz ſo the Dominical Letter tor 1682 1s A, for 


1683 G, 1684 FE, it being Leap-year, F being uſed 


only till Feb. 25. and E all = reſt of the Year. 


A 


2 


Sir Samuel Morland'; 


| = A Table | 
Shewing by the help of y Dominical 


Letter what day ot the week any Month of 
the year begins for ever 


A|B/C[/D|E|F|G 


Lan ||Sund|Satur Fryd Thur Wedn Tueſd| Mun 
Feb ||Wedn Turſd|Mund Sund Satar Fryd Thur 
Mar [Wedn Tueſd Mund|Sund Satur Fryd|Thur 


May MuyndASnndSatur Fryd|Thur|Wedn Tucſd 


Age Satur we Thur|Wedn Treſil MundASund 
Tueſd Mund|Snndls atur Fryd 


[lun [Thur [Weds 


= 


LA wr 


luly Satur Fryd Thur |Wedn Tueſd4|Mund|Sund 
Aug Tueſd Mund|Sund|Satur Fryd Thur|Wedn 
Sep Fryd Thur|Wedn Treſd Mund|Sund|Satur 


O&t[[Sund|Satur[Fryd [Thur |Wedn|Tucſd|Mund 
Nou[|Wedn Tue/d|Mund}Sund\Satur Fryd Ther 
- [Dee [[Eryd|Thur Wedn Tueſd |Mund|Sund|Satur 


& . 


pm 


Having by the laſt Table found the Dominical Letter 
tor any Year you deſire, underneath it in this Table 
you have the Day of the Week each Month begins on 
throughout the Yeatz as the Dominical Letter for 
1583, being found ro be G, under QG you find Jn, 


Thur. &c, and againſt them on the left tide Fan, Feb, | 
| Re. which a. that the firſt of Fan. is on a Monday, ' 


the firſt of Feb. 6n a Thurſday, 8c. If it be Leap-year, 
and has two Dominical Letters, you muſt uſe the firſt 
Letter on'y for Fan. and Feb. and for the other Months 
the ſecond Letter; As the Dominical Letters for 
1584, being FE, F ſhews only that Fan, begins on 
Tueſday, ard Feb. on Friday, but E ſhews the beginnings 
of all the reſt. The Figures under each Month ſhew 
the number of Days, but in Leap-years Feb, has 25 Days. 


443 - , 


Pergetnab Almanack. 3 


The 7 Varictics of Weadn 118 115[22129 
Therdays | 2 | 9 |16]23|30 
the laſt Table Fins | 7 [ho[r0 [aalo 
for finding y day of wrday;| 4 |11|18]25 
the Month Sande | 5112119126 
Munday | 6 [13] 20125 
for eve G Treſdags | 7 114) 21128 
ISund| 11 8 |15j22[29 LIAM} 1 | 8 [15] 22] 29 
unda:| 2 | 9 [16123] Toſ[fryday | 2 | 9116123530 
CY AQGDREADICCZGOCQEOIL 
Wedneſdey| 4 | 118 [25 adarr | 4\ {18125 
Thurſdays | 5 12119126 Mundaye \ 5 [12] t9]26 
Fredayy C{17]}20127 Taefdatco | 6 [13] 20] 27 
 [Caturdapa] 5 Traſar[2s » [14|21]28 
Mand] 1 | 8 [15[22} 39 {[1][8[15]22]29 
2 | 9 [16[a3] T0 [[Sarardag | 2 | 9 [1523130 
Son 11524] 31 [[Sandayo | 5 [10] 17] 24/31 
FEPANMAODTTECADOLE 
Frydeye | 5 | 12119] 26 «7 | 5 [12119] 26 
Satardarr]} 6|13[ 20027 wel 6 [13] 20] 2” 
Sandays | > (142112 7 [14] 21]28 
t|.8 [i5|22[2 t|8|15]22]29 
edagdey] 2 | 9 [16] 23530 wo 2| 9 [16|23]30 
Tharſdays | 3 | tof 17] 24] T1 afandage | 3 [10117] 24] 31 
Erydage | 4 11[18[ 28] - [[Zwſdefe | 4[11[18]25 
Saturdezs| 5 [12] 19126] [[Wedagfdep]| 5 [12[19| 26 
Srudays | 6 |13]20] 27  [{urfdays 6 |13]20] 23%. 
Mundays 7 114121]28 [| Frydays 7 [14[21]28[. 


Having by the rwo former Tabtes What day 
of the Week rhe Month begins, bg > 
ſhews che Day of the Month. Exampk, The $eit of 
February 1083, is on 2 Thurſday, and } woutd know 
what Day of yhe Menyh the third Wedgeſday in thee 
Month 1$ ? I feck for the Square in vhis Yable thay 


| begins with Thuzſday, and in thor 3Guare look for Fits 


re/day, and againt{ it 1 find 5, 14, 24, 28, which ave a! 
the Weaneſtays in that Month, the third Woveritg the 
Queſtion, being the 21, day of the Month. Araix 
Wha day 5f tho Week, it 149 10th, of Man 1694 fi | 
E the Domineal Lever for the latter pare of the 
Year, 1 find in the vrecedent Table ther 4693} hoping 
& 4 q Sos ” __ 

on T4), abd looking 391 hat liuare bn this Tame 
| trad the 342), day Wrdront gs, x 
$ Þ A I 


4 $ix Samuel 'Morland's _ _ 
we 
wy A Table = |N|w{$S[A1[A[N[oo 
D| .,. lojojolojolovlovjolo 
> for the ready finding lol ol gl ololo olo 
D 5 6 |rijt6| 2| 7ſi2]17} 3|8 
J Prime or 
. « IColden Numberl|® |=|2 [||| 53 |2 
& G1O0JojoJojlojojſ©0109 
* for ener. ojoſojojojojojo1j0 
2|| 1 [20[39}58[7 71961] > [12]17| 3 | 8 [13]18] 4| 9 
131] 2 [21]49[59158[92]] 8 [13/18] 4| 9 [14/19] 5 [ro 
41} 3 [22]41]60[79|98]] 9 [14/19] 5 [o[t5] 1 | 6 fr 
5114 [23]42]s 1]80[99|[ro[t5]| 1 | 6 {r1]r6|2 | 7 [12 
Is [F 24/43162]81] | |[1t|16| 2] 5112115] 3] 8.[13 
PV 6 [25}44{63}82] Jrzfco! 3] 8 [13]18] 4] 9 [14 
1* 7 [26|45]64483 [31181 41 9 114{19] E [tots 
91|8 25]45|6 5184 14/t9] 5ro[rg] r | 611] 16 
rf 9 [28[47]66]a5]  f15| 3 6 [1t]16| 2 | 7 [12117 
ref[t10[29[48[69]86] ſ[16] 2 | 7[12]17| 3| 8 [1518 
2|11]79j49[68]87] . [[17] 3| 8-[13]18] 4] 9 [14/19 
- 1][12]31|50[69[88] [18] 4] 9 [14/19] 5ſro[15] 1 
131321511708 19] 510 IRS LILY 16|2 
t51[14133]52[71]19o] [[1 [lube }2 |» [12]t7] 3 
6151345317219] || 2 | 7 [12117] 3] 8 [13118] 4| » 
1916]35]54173]92 318113118] 4] 9 [14/19] 5 | 
181173615 5174193] || 4| 9 [14119] 5 [rofz5| 1 | 6 | 
9118137156175] 94] || 5 [rofts] 1 | 6[116| 2 |” 
t[[19138 57176195 ARTHADTOOI 


a 


— — 


"The Prime. by the Table is found after the fame 
manner as the Dominical Letter, the even Hundreds 
tobe ſought for at the tap, and the Parts on the fide 
of the Table, and when the number of Years ſought 
conſiſts of Hundreds and Parts, then the Angle of | 
Meeting ſhews the Prime. Example, What 4 the Prime 
for theTear 1683? Ileek for 1600 at the top, which I |. 
find in Page s, underneath which, and againſt 83, I 
have 12, the Prime defired. But without the Table, 
this is the Rule : Divide the Tear of our Lord by 19, and 
e9 the Remainder after D:viſion add 1, and the Sum us the 
Prim: for that Tear. So 1684, divided by 19, leaves 12, 
ro which adding 1, it makes 13, the Prime for 1684- 
And in the Table under 1600, and againſt 84, you will 
find the Prim- tor that Year to be 13, as before, ny; 


: Perpetual Atmanack. 


=aſr[e[w{[n{o{[r[/[=[{ 1 
(Phe Table JHA RH 
ololojojfojojojo{ole 

of Primcs 13118] 4| 9 [14/19] 5 hoſts] 1 
WH wa a HT] RY er ua FT 

Continued . VS - * - 4 3 OE C 
olofjolojolofolofojo 

t o[39[58[77196([14{19] 5 [ro[15] 1 | 6 [1116] 2 

| 2 [21]4059198[97][15] x] 6 [11 |r6| 2| 7 [12477] 3 
3 [22]41|6o{79| 98[ [16] 2| 7 [12117] 7 | 8 [135181 4 
4|23/42|61]80[99|[17]| 7 | 8. [17118] 4| 9114/19] 5 |, 
5 [24443]62]84] [118] 4| 9 ]t4|19] 5[ro[r5} 1] s 
-| 64ax[4463[8 5 [rojis| 1} 6[11]1s|2| 7 
» [26]45|6487] {T1 6 [trjrs| 2 | 7112117} 3 [8 
8 [27]46|65[84 2] 72] [3 | 81131184] 9 
9 [28|47]66|8 5] T1814 | 9 [14/19].5 [10 
 [10/29]48[65]85|__ [[ 4 | 914/19] toft5} i | [11 
I|30|4y{68|87 5 lio{ix] th] Efiret 2 | 7 [12] 
r2|3r|5o\6g|88], || 6 [11116] 2 |7[12]17| 3 [8 [17 
17]32]51|y0f8 7112117} 318 [135118] 4] 9114] 
14173|52]71|90 8 [17]18| 4] 3 [14{19] 5 [Loj15 
15|34153[72]91 9 [14/19] x [ro{t5] 1 | 611116 
1613 5154173192 roftg} If & [INL6F2 | 7 [127 
171361571741 99 tits |2 17 [IRII7} 3 & (17 [18 
181371561751 94 12/17] 3 | 8 [13|I8] 4] 9114119 
19138|571761|95 [7118] 4| $1419] 5 [tof[t5|1 


— alt 


re 


The ' TI Letter an Prime calculated 
for 18 Years. 


————— 


= —  —— IS 


Tears, (Dorr, Lett.|\Prime Tears, _ Let, Prime 
RES Fs | 
1683 G 12 1592 | CB 7 
1684 | FE 13 1593 A 
1685 D 14 1694 G : 
1686 C 15 995 F - 
1687 B 15 I5g6 E D ; 
1688 | A G 1” ; 1697 C 
1685 F 18 1698 B 3 
| 1550 t- 16 1699 A 
1521} D ' 1900" G F | R. | 


> 
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P 


Fe - SirSamugl Mortand': 


ATable to finde the moveable Feaſts for ever. 
by the Dom: Letter & Golden Number. 


Shrove| Eaſter 
ſunday day 
26 
2 


| o\ 


Domin | Golden From ChriQtnas 
Letter Number. to Shrove ſund- 


2 5 13 16 | 6 weeks Eebr olaur 
7 10 15 18 | » weeks Febr ulfer 
A 14 9 12|8 weeks Febr 19 - 9 
36 11 14 17] 9 weeks Febr 26 l, 
19 to weeks Mir x5 br 23 


FIT 16 16 weeks tdoy [Frir & Mar 2» 
7 10 15 8] » weeks day Frbr hr x 
9 12. 1>[@® weeks 1x day Febr to 10 
6 11 14 [9 weeks 1 diy | Feb t» = 17 
19 wwerks 1 Aay Mar 6 4, 


F 10 17 16] 6 weeks 2 dups Febr 
” 15 18 |» weeks 2 dap | Febe 
c | 


uw => » os 


5 days | Mar THpr a 


oy 
, 27 wH ni 6 week T days Febr 10] Mar ye 
F 14 12 tt |» weeks 5 days Febr unltvr > 
16 y 14 17 $ weeks. 5 law | Frbr r 14 
' 8 ty Y 
F 6 
2 


8 mn 19 9 weeks 


| d te Domintcal Letter and Prize 
E ome be grey ſeek for the Prime in PR 
nn che Dominic?l Letter, and in a eg y Sand) 
he right hand Cunder From Chriſtmas to Shrove: win) 
- obo the Weeks and Pays from Chriſta ro \ a e- 
gh ( under ShrovesSunday ) the Pry of 8 16 
Month Shreve-<unda happens on; and ol © | Ce: 
(under the Titie Eajter aaz) you | ave work 
v_ Exam. For 1683, the Pomunicat _ : On 
n 4Prime 12,1 ſcek for 12 againft G, op = N nk A. : 
fnd 5 Weeks 6 _ the time —— + = 
+, ee ot and image SProgees RAY 13 ON FP. 3%, 
_ ny _ Aprie 8. for ilar year. For 16 . 4, _ 
Hy FE ang Prime 13, F ſhqws only & ry bY yr 
from Cþr jhnar, and rhae Shroye-Smnday is Fob. x 6 


E that Eafter-day is March 31, 


a 


Perpetus! Almanack. 7 
7 Nox 
The Table for the Moveable Feaſts Continued 


Dom | Golden [Rogat|Aſenſ]Whit [Trini ent 
Letter Number JSund day [Sund|Sund|Stnd 


Att. A. 


i. 2 WW 16. pr Jo\ May [fey My 21}Dee 
7. 10. Iv, 18.\May YMay nifMay zijMey abjorr 


a 

b 
l. 4. 9. 12.jMay i4jMay {Mer 28ilon 4j0rc 7 
7.6. 11. 14, 17} May 21} May 2yj/nn 4ffun mp 7 
8. 19. [May B\larn 1iiun nies BID 7 


r 8. 7. 16. May tier vlawy 1 Mai 2210” 27 
B 4. 7. 10. ty. 18.1 May 8jMAey Mar 22} Mar [Nov 27 


* cilan w2iNov 27 
# ithlnn 19]Nov 27 


1. 9. 12, 1”. |May 1wiHey whey 29) lan flor 27 
Y. 6. 11: 14.|May t2jMay 26 
18. 19. May 29) fun 1 
2 
4 


—_—__. 


2. F. 10. 13.164 May blMuy 16{Hay 237] Nov 28 

4. 7. 15. 18. |Nay g{May toMy 23}Hey To[Nop 28 

1.6. $.14.14%]Mey 16|May 20jMey yol/un Gor 28 

\ Y. 11. 14. 19/May. 23 fun GCllnan vilior 28 
8. Jay J 13] /xn 20{Nov 28 

io} May wINov 29 

2. F. 16. 13, jay 7 ” 1” May 24[Nov 29 


4. 7. 12. 15. 184 May 1ofMay ia] May 24{Hoy TilNov 29 
Tilinn TiNorp 29 


| 16. 2c 
| 
I 
"Y Than 14|Nov 29 


a YH May 1 
7. 8. 11. 14-19-{May 


F, 16. Apr . 27] May t{May nijMay 18] Nov 70 


[ 
E 2. 10. 13. 18.} May 4jAay BlMay 18]Hay 25]Nov 70 


1.4. 7. 12. 18. May nMay 1Hey avflun 1]Nop 70 
6. 9. 14. 17. May 18}May 22jlan 1]/un B[Nov 70 
. 8. 11, 19. {fey [May 29]/nn Bilan 1i]Nov 70 
16. Apr 28[May 2|Nay 2] Hay 19]Det 
7. 10.13. 18.1 May riMay 9 May 19]}May 26|Dec 
4. 12. 15.}May 12] May 16[May 26|/un 2|Dec 
6. 9. 14.17.|May 19]May 23) lan 2| lun 9 Dec 
- 11. 19, Fay 26|May yollarn vilan 16|Dec 


F. 13, 16. Myr 29]May TyIMey v3[May 20[Der 


2, 7. 10. 18.|May GC[May wiMey 20 May 27) Dec 
(; 1. 4. 9. 12. 15.1 May May wiMaey 27) lan TlDer 
T. 6. !4. 17. May Mai 24jiun Tilun Dec 


HH HH vw  H 1 nw wW 


8. 11.19. Way 2iMay Tillun - ola wHDEr 


This Table 1s hut a continuation of the former, and 

afrer the ſame Merhod ſhewsRogation-Suaday, Aſcenſions 
day, Woitſunday, Trinity and 44vent Sundays, Example, 
For 1623, G being the Dominical Lerrer, ayd 12 the 
Prime, ſhews KogationeSunday is on May 13, Aſcenſion 
day May : 7, Whitſ.mday May 27, &e, Again, for 1694, 
the Sunday Letters ( ir being Leap-year ) are FE, but 
the former ſerving only till Feb. 2s, I take E, and feck 
for the Golden Number 1 3 againſt it, and guiding my 
Eye to the right hand, find Rogatzon«Swnday ra be on 
May 4, Aſcenſran-day on May 8, Whitſanday on May 
18, gc. In the ſame manner by the next Table you 
may find the Moveabte Terms far ever. Example, In 
1684, Eaſter Term begins April 16, and ends May 12 4 
and Trrnity begins May 30, and ends June 19, 


, 


8 Sir S, Morland's Pwperaah\ffmenack. = 
g 


ON TheTableContinucd for y moveableTerms N 
y [p Golden | Fafter | Eafler [Trinity [Trinity © 
& Terme [TermeſTermeſTerme VI 
y ſEett | Number begins] Ends | begins] Ends [© 
Q 2. F. 17. 16. Apr UH 8 . J C 
> A 7, 10, Is, 1841 7 M 
1. 4. 9. 12.L hr | 
aJ 3.6. 1 14 17War So Pi 
Ns HD —J KY: 
JF. 1. 16.007 > 
*, wu >. 1 
V” 4. 7. 10. 15.184;7 CS 
» BJ. 12. Hr: * QN St 
tg 3. 6. 11. 14 {May 4h > Us 
% 5, i. .* Aay 6 S - 
Y 2. 5. 10. 13. 161/141 44” 10 a> 
2 4 ” 5 B8hr udp of 4 St 
8 (* 1.6. v. 12.15. 4pr 28 [Mage 2h I. A 
- J. 11. 14. 19. [May {May 3 > St 
Y - Kay 12). » = C 
{ S_ PP” Q St 
E --: --þ 26. ler RlMuy 4 > | 
Y 2. 5. 10. 17 pr ag}Hay (tt w St 
Rg [D 4. 7. 12. 15:18 [4p h2[diay 68 Q St 
= 1.6. 9. 1. pr 29|May 25 N 
IT 3. 8. 11. 14. 19] G[lam 1 | _ gd 
v. Prey 
RY F. 46, tr of Aay viMHar 23] lun 1 Nb St, 
=> 2. 10. 13, 18. pr 16]Hay 12] May 3o|[/un 18] SY St 
_ FE 1.4. 7. 12. IK. _ 23} May t9]lan GCiun 25 . N A! 
- Q 6. 9. 14. 17. {pr yo[#dy 26|{/un 15 - 2 V | 
E "x 3, & 0. Mar '\lan "a[lun 20 luly 9 . — 
KD EF. 16, ipr 1o| May 6|May 241lan 12 TL r. 
| JIA 2. 7. 10. 13. 18][{pr 1» way 1 May Ti[/uz 19] Ca I, 
| $f F 1. 4. 12. 15. Apr 24j May 20jlun Thilun 2 TR) C1 
TO | 7. 6. 9. 14. 7} May 1f}May 27]dun aluly 7 TY | 
ay 8. 11.19. [May B[lart 3ilun 21 Inly 10] x2 | St. 
GS F. 13. 16. pr njMay 7|Hay 25|lun 3} y 8 St, 
COW 2. 7. 10.4% pr 18|May wglun 1)lun 20| | Inr 
| t (G i. 4. 9. 12. 15 pr 25} May zijlun B8jJun 25 IN 
| O J 3. 6. 14. 17. [May 2 May 28|/lun t5]luli 4) Y | 
$9 S| S. 11. 19. Mar gjdun 4llun 22 luly it]. 5 


f 


The Fixed Terms. 
Hillary Term 


Begins Fan. 23, Ends Feb. 12, and has 4 Returns, viz. 


1 Otab. Hil.. Fan. 20] 3 Craſt. Pur. Feb. 3 
2 Quind. Hil. Jan. 29] 4 Octab,Pur: Feb. 10 


Michaelmss Term 


Begins Oc&ob. 23, Ends Nov. 28, and has 6 Returns, 17, %u 


1 Tres Mich, 0. 21] 4 Craft, Mar, Nov. 11 Ele 
2 Menf. Mich. 0.29] $ OR. Mar. Nov. 18 Lor 
3 Craſt. An. Nov. 4| 6 Quin. Mar, Nov. 27 Sho 


The 


Fixed Feaſts and Remarkable Das. g 


Fixed Fealts. 
Fan, T7 


Ircumciſion, or New-yCars-day —— 
Epiphany, or Twelfth-day Fan. 6 
Converſion of St. Paul Tan. 28 
Martyrdom of King CHARLES |. ———! 7p, 
Purification of the V. Mary,or Candlemas-day Fehr, * 2 
St. Matthias [in Leap-years Feb. 25. ] Febr, 24 
 Ladp-day, or Annunciation of the V. MaryMar, 2g 
St. Mark Evangeliſt April 26 
St. Philip and Jacob, or May-day. ——————'7;y x 


Birch and Return of King CHARLES IL.|My 29g 
| St. Barnabas Apoltle _ —_— i 
' Widſummer or St. 7obn Bapriſt Fun? 24 
; Sr, Peter Apoſtle Fun2 2 
| St. James Apoſtle — uu _— FI 
| St. Bartholomew APOoſtlc=—co_— Aug, 24 
St. Matthew Apoſtle [Sept : 
Wichaelmas, or St. Michael the Arch-ange''gept, » 
St. Luke Evangeliſt —— = — —}0:t0b. 18 
Sc. Simm and Sr. Fude - O#0b. 28 
All Saints cnnnnr—o—m—m—o—_ —_y, = 
Powder Trealon — - — oy. 8g 
St. Andrew Apoſtle — Nov. 39 
St. Thomas Apoſtle — ec. 21 
Chziſtmas.or Birth of our Lord God——'/Dec. 25 
St. Stephen Protomartyr —— — —— ——|Dec. 26 
St. 7ohn Evangeliſt - — ———— De. 27 


Remarkable Days. 


Alentine —'F 
Equal day and Night-——- —— =< -. 
St, George _— CC 
Longeſt Day, or Barnaby ——- 7 
Eleftion of Sheriffs in London me nn June 2 
Swithin 


—_  . 


g-days begin _ uly 19 
MAS - m— — 
days end oe. = Aug. 29 
al Day and Night. -—-— —- — S-pt. 12 

heriffs of London Sworn a= — S-pt, 28 


Ele&tion of the Lord Mayor of London —— Sept. 29 


Lord Mayor's day when he is Sworn at; . Of 
Shorteſt Day l OT Dec. 2 


[ Io 


14 


The Moveable Feaſts and Terms Calculated 


for Eighteen Years. 
| | } 
| Year. Shrove-Su. Eaſter-day/Aſcen-day; Whir-Sun 
| | 
1683 | Febr.18 | April 8 | May 17 | May 27 |, 
84 | Febr.10 | Mar.39 | May 8 | May 18 
83 | Mar. 1 | Aprilt9 | May 28 | June 57 
86 | Febr. 14 April 4 | May 13 May 23 |: 
87 | Febr. 6 | Mar.27 | Miy $s | May 15 
88 | Febr, 26 | Aprialts | May 24 | Fune 3 
89 | Feb:.1o | Mar.3t | May 9 | May 19 
go | Mar. 2 | April2o | May 2g | June 8 
gs | Febr. 23 | April12 | May 28 | May 31 
92 | Febr, 75 | Mar. 27 | May s | May 15 
o3 | Febr.26 | April16 | May 2g | June 4 
94 | Febr. 18 | April 8 | May 117 | May 29 
os | Febr. 3 | Mar.2g | May 2 | May 12 
' 96 | Febr.23 | Aprili2 | May 2s | May 31 | 
' 97 Febr. 14 April 4 | May 13 | May 23 | 
' 68 | Mar. 6 | April 2 | Fune 2 | Jane 12 
g9 | Febr. 19 | April 9 | May 18 | May 28 
| 1700 | Feby. 11. | May 31 \| May 9 | May 19 
yo. [EASTER TERM||TRINITY TERM 
CAT; romnnn Mownn——_ cm ———_tu_—ecuin—nd | 
Begins, | -Ends, Begins, | Ends, | 
| 1683 | April2g | May 21 || Fun, 8 | fun. : 
84 | April1s | May 12 || May 3o | Fun. 18 
8s | May 6 | Jwne 1. || Fun. 19 | fuly 8 
8£ | Aprilzx | May 17 || Fune 4 | Fun. 23 
87 | 4prili; | May 9 || May 27 | Jim 1s, 
g8 | May 2 | May 28 |] Jun. 15 | Fully g 
89 | April 11 | May 13']| May 31 | Fun. 19 
i go | May 1 | Fune _ || Fun. 20 | July 9 
ON April 29 May 25. 4 Fun. I2 July 1 
92 April 13 May 9 | | May 29 | fun. 15 
| oz | May 3 | May 29 || Jun.16 | July 5 
| $64 | Aprilzg | May 21 || Zune 8 | Jun.27 
| cs | Apritio | May 6 || May 24 | Fun. 12 
o6 | Aprilzg | May 25 | | Jun. 12 Faly 1 
97 | Aprilzx | May 17 || Fune 4 | Jun 23 
 o9 | May 11 | Fune 6 || Jun. 24 | July 13 
o9 | April 26 | May 22 Tune g | Fun. 28 
1700 | April 19 } May 13 J| May 21 Tun.19 


Aa % A ROE ———— —— as. ti 


. 
Was Mas AD a5 a6 MS 5 6 MS as I _—_s. 


ER we . 
Suns Riſmr and Setting. r 


T1 Warch. [|] FJ pil. 
/ | S| | January, | |Febzuar1 _—_ = _ 
S; San | Sun | {-Sun = _ = Riſes | Sets 
—] | $,, (Riſes i Sers | |Riſe:Sers | | Riſes] Sers — 
EFT TTT TT; 1.M 
| | gn geen 7 1814 42115 2ols 40 s 1615 44 
7 | ils "S- 7 tos 43115 19s 421 [s 14þs 45 
[ ; Ss $* F 1213 
8 ; 8 73 537 154 451] 195 44] 12]; 48 
3 | 1314 47] j5 1415 45} [5 2Þ 
7 4'j3 63 54117 | ol ls 85 $2 
3 |! '|8 43 55\17 1114 4915 11's 4 ” 
$1. |= | 4 511|5 8's 52] |s 65 54 
; 6; j3 +444 $1 + + + 
5 7118 1,3 597 714 5 as 3518s 315 55 
9 8 24 <7 555] 4558 "1; 28 
8 |l> 58 7 3]4 571 2's 58][s 
. - 7 S + - & 5 0's © g ol br, O 
wy ſafte df es 0s ds ch 
1 Ji}? 554 || 59 pe 4 557 5 
by ME 290 2 1s 202 als 54's 4 14 531 7 
| 
[2 | ri ts ul? ol 1s 5215s 8 $44 TEES 
Ul |1s; 7 50g 10[[s gols 10 2 Ten 7 13 
— —_— els 12 2's 12] 14 47 
23 | 16; 7 4314 12} {5 4415 ol 8 4” I 
12 191 7 4514 14115 46]s 14 [g 45/6 - $- - _ 
22 |18,7 44/4 15 5 4415 - 5 44/5 ALES 
19 | 19;,7 43/4 17 009 0, 19 24 ol7 21 
bt 20, 20) 5 41's 191-15 4gcſs 20 |5 40j6 20 4 3 | 
—I ll 215 38)s 22 [5 38.5 22] (4 387 22 
RA [90117 3914 21102 25s 2415 36's 24) [4 35]7 24 
— [21;7 314 2 5 24 26\ |5 34/6 26! [4 3447 26 
Ly "5, $44 he ; = 28; |5 32/6 28 4 32J7 28 
— 4), 4|4 2 | - P 
- my. ” 32ls 2815 3ols 30 |5 3016 30] [4 al - 
I 4 a 6 a 2i la 2817 3 
8 1257 3% 3-115 255 au oo 4 4 27]7 33 
22 [27,7 28/4 32115 275 +14 > |; 257 35 
57 |28\'7 26/4 34] [5 24's 35; [5 24, 36] [4 2 4 - 
Is. 29) 7 24/4 J5 5 225 38 5 225 - 317 3 
4 30. 7 22|1 32 5 206 40]|4 21/7 39 
=: —_—_— 186 42 S 
9 on 7 204 4: 5 + 
I | : . 
15 The Principal FAITRS in 
- England aid UUales, 
I 2 
I 


Jnuary 5 Ar Hickford in Lancaſhire. 6 At Salichu- 
ry. Tueſday after at Melton Mowbray, and Thurſ- 
day at Banbury, 24 At Briſtol and Graveſend : And 
26 at Northallerton every Wedneſday from — 
riil June. C 2 Feb- 


Show; 


- Mo 
'O5 OS 


I2 Sun's Riſing ani Setting. 


S|| Wap. June, | | July. | 4Ugult. 
Sy | Sun | Snn| | Sun | Sun | | Sun | Sun Sun | Sun| / 
S- | Riſes] Sers || Riſes Sers | [Rites | Sers | |Riſes! Sers| | 
a! (2, MH. Ml (He MOM | (4. MYA. Me |H..M. HM. 
dd — 
1114 ig]7 41[3 42/8 18]\3 5118 $[[4 357 25 
| 2 4 1717 43][3 428 18|[3 528 8[[4 35,7 24/| 
3/14 1517 45113 4218 18/13 52/8 81/4 387 24 
4114 1417 45113 413 1g\13 538 7114 497 20 
| 14 12/7 48113 4118 19||3 54/8 5[|4 41]7 19 
6114 1117 49113 4181 $113 558 4[[4 43/7 17 
0114 197 5o[13 4481 9113 578 3114 45) 15] 
814 87 $213 41181 g\[3 5813 3214 47/7 13 
914 7 53113 4181 9113 598 1114 48/7 12 
ro 14 5:7 54113 4191 9[j4 28 .0[[4 5017 10 
11114 4,7 551134 18 19114 217 58114 527 8! 
r2. 14 37 571134 18 1914 3/7 57/!; $417 6 
13: 4 27 58 34 113 19 4 417 $9 4 $917 4 
14! [4 o8 of134 118 19114 617 54j[4 587 2 
1s: 13 598 11134 118 19]]4 77 $3)js of © 
16 |3 $88 2[|3 448 19]]4 87 52||s 215 $8; 
[17 3 578 3113 418 19114 147 50/|s 4s 56/| 
118||3 558 4j[3 418 19]j4 1117 49 |s 6js 54/ 
I9;13 558 5113 4218 18[[4 12/7 43: ;5$ 85 $2, | 
20\|3 $38 7]|3 428 181|4 14/7 45, |5 10/5 50! 
213 52/8 81/3 42/8 18114 15/7 45 {5s 125 48 
22||3 $118 93 438 17]/4 177 43, |5 14 45 
23 13 50.8 Ioli3 443 161}4 18/7 42! |g 16's 44 
24'|3 49,8 12]|3 448 15]|4 20/7 401 |5 18's 42] | 
25|13 48;8 12|i!3 458 15]|4 22/7 38 [5 20/6 go| 
26 (3 478 L3]|3 458 14114 2317 37, |5 22/6 38 | 
27/3 45,8 14][3 478 13/4 2517 35 |s 2465 36 
28 '3 458 15|'3 488 12['4 27/7 33 |5 26,5 34 
29 3 458 15113 498 111.4 257 32,15 225 32] | 
zo''3 448 165} i3 508 10j'4 307 30 5 305 Zo | 
g1iiz 438 wml | 3:4 3217 28 5_4:'6 28| | 
| 


Fairs in Febzuary, 


Feb:uary 2 Ar Bath, Bickleſworrh, Bugworth, | 
Maidſtone and Reading. 6 Art Stafford for Six days, * 
9s Ar Llandaff, 14 Ar Feverſham and Oundle, ' 
24 Ar Paldock , Henly upoa Thames, and Saftron- 
Walden. On Aſh-Wedneſday, Ar Ciceter, Dunſtable, 
Exercr, Lirchficld, Royſton, Tamworth, and Tun- 
ridge. 25 Ar Stamford, for Horſes. 23 At Che- 


Ferfield. 
Warch 


— 


Sun's Riſing and Setting. 13 


S| [Deptemy, FTE —_ Lo 
|| Sun! Sun | | Sun | Sun| | Sun | Sun || Sun | Sun. 
by Riſes Sets Riſes Sers | | Riſes] __ Riſes _ 
| [MHA HM [A HEM [A.M = HM. 
D 5 26'15 38[5 22||7 3814 22 | 1613 44, 

"ll; 27's 2 5 4ols 20] [7 35/4 21] | 1613 44 

2115 379 23 |? _- 

31/5 39s 2113 4215 18117 41/4 19 - 7]3 43 
| 4115 4146 19] [5 44/5 15 7 42j 18 8 1713 43 
| - 5+ 435 17 15 4651s 14117 444 16 : wo 
F ) 15 614 14] ,5 1813 42 
' 6115s 45's 15' 15 4815s 12] 17 46[4 
| als 4716. 13] [5 $olg 10||7 4714 13 k 1813 47 
| 8115 49,6 11 ]5 $21s 87 4914 I - 1913 41 
| olls 51s 915 5aſs &[|7 5114 9! i5]3 4: 
Tolls 53's 7:15 54s 4l[7 524 1 19] 41 
nlſs 55/5 4 15 5f)s 2117 5414 6 - - 4+ 

1211s 5315 2j7 ©js ©f]7 5514 -| + | 
1306 NP 917 24 5917 574 312 1913 4 
14] [5 pþ 58:17 4{4 $5|]7 584 2 2 Ad = 
15/5 4s 5517 64 541} oj4 © 4 
16 8 18]3 42 

61]5 js $41[7 B84 $2118 13 $9; ; 
1715 gs $11[7 104 $01 |8 3/3 57118 12]3 42 

7 + 
181j5 11]5 49117 12/4 48] |8 413 55, jo 15/3 42 

19115 1315 47[17 144 45\|3 513 $5] 2 1713 4+ 
201 [5 15j5 45||7 1514 44 |8 713 5 1713 43 
211is 1715s 43117 184 42|] 83 52] [8 1513 44 
22116 95 4117 zc|4 45 3 gſz3 5' » i613 44 
23]j5 21's 3-|!7 22j4 38||8 10/3 50/ | 15/3 45 
24/19 235 37 7 24/4 3", {© 1113 49 | 1413 46 
25 j9 255 35|'7 254 35} 1213 48) 18 1413 46 
25) 5 27]s 33] '7 2744 33) p 12]z 48118 13]3 47 
27] is 2915 31] 7 2514 Zi| $ 13/2 47 \8 1213 48 
28|j5 3115 29] /7 334 29] 18 14/3 45\ 8 1213 48 
29] 16 3315s 27] 7 33/4 271 13 1413 46 8 1112 45 
39] [5 35|3 25] 7 344 - [8 15/3 45||8 10]3 50 
FOOmd 7 36j4 2411 18 gag 


Fairs in ÞBarch, 


Warch 4 At Bedford and Okeham. 12 Ar Sud- 
bury, Wooburn, and Wrexham. 12 At Bodmin in 
Cornwall. 20 At Alesbury ard Durham. Monday 
before Lady-day, at Kendal and Wisbich. Lady-day, 
Ar St. Albans, AſhwclI, Huntington, Malden, News 
caſtle, and Oney. 31 At Malmsbury. Midlent-Sunday, 
Ar Sagron-Walden. Palm-Sunday Eve, At Pomfret, 
and Worceſter, Good Friday, At Norwich, T_T 

p? 


I4 A Table of the Suns place 


| 2 "1 ES. = ya, 
—_— N T "= = = 
= SS -_ = = 
&| -E - G =: Me a) 
on — ka -y . G 
2 my 


1|22 2/23 3221 38/22 1121 16 
2.23 3/24 33j22 38,23 1122 14 
3124 4/25 3423 37/24 1023 1) 
gizs 5/25 34/24 37,25 8:4 g:3 46 
6,25 727 35125 3725 725 '724 43 
6.27 8/28 35 26 36/27 ' 5.26 4/25 40! 
m8 vwiag 351179 35:8 3279 226 57 


20 55 
21 52 


4 
Mo 

I OQumeaw] vv - © 
x 


2 
T2] 3 15| 4 33} 2 SS]_I1_49_!_ 23 
13] 4 16] 5 38] 3 32 $53 47 20) 
14/5 1791/6 379] 4 44 17 
Ws 1197 gs 91 Jo 42 I4 
16] 7 19] 8 39] 6 3c Il 
8 | 7 | 
8 


D 
= 


1910 22/11 39] g 27|/9 4: 
2011 23jI12 39jlo 2710. 4o 
21,12 24,13 3g|l1 26 11 38]lo 26 | 
22:13 25114 39112 2412 3611 a23jllo g3| | 
23114 26|Is 39113 23/13 34|12 20[11 $go| {þ 

22/14 | 


(25/15 2717 2gjls 21/15 3014 15/13 45 
26;17 26118 35gj16 2016 27/15 12jtlq 42 
27,18 29/19 3gil7 2017 25g116 gills 3g 


28/15 zol2o 33/18 1818 23117 $116 36 


2920 3" 11g 1619 2118 gll7 33 
3021 31 10 Ig20 1819 1118 30 
gas . 3d | ey”. I9 58 


Fairs in Apull. 

April 2 Ar Hitchin, Northflect, and Rochford, 

s At Wallingford, 7 At Darby. 8 At Fenny Stratford. 
9 Ar Cobham, 11 At Newport-Pagnel. 22 ArStaftord, 
23 Ar Amptln!l, Chicheſter, Gilford, Biſhops-Harfeld, 
Ipſwich. Norchampron, Sr. Pombs and Tamworth. 
25 Ar Euck*ingham, Colebrook, Darby, Dunmow, 
Luto!1, Oke!um, Uroxecer, and Winchcomb.' 30 Ar 
Beverly a week, Eaſter Monday, At Mm 
anc 


| _ 


i 


=. AS. - I... A. AS. At. 2% © _ an 


. - _ Wy --- 


throuzhout the Tear. 7 


S SZRERERIESZE 

WL LITERES 

$ ME SEACE ZZ, 

viz © in SO in A [© in DHOFL PROF MIO 
1119 27/19 gllg 3118 34119 38120 7 
2/20 24/20 nj 1jI9 34120 39jal 8 
z/21 21/20 ggoj21 of20 33/21 39j22 9 
4\22 18,28 g7121 $8/21 33122 40123 I 
5123 16 22 $4122 57/22 33123 41/24 12 
6124 13423 $1123 $6123 32124 4I[25 15 
1125 10 24 gCl24 © 24 32 25 42 26 Is 
8:26 7/25 47125 $3125 32126 4327 16 
glen 42s 45125 $3)16 '32]27 44128 17 
wol28 127 43/27 5$1j27 32128 4gs|29 18 
11/128 $9128 41128 49123 32[29 . 45] 0Vf20 
12/29 -$5j2g 29129 48|29 22) o+ 46] 1 21 
13] co, 53] oMf37| o:847] oMiz2| 1 47] 2 22 
rt ns 291 462 $592 449 2 
15/2 4% 2 33]2 45]2 37] 3 49] 4 25 
153 45] 3 31] 3 4:3 32] 4 $9] 5 26 
1714 42] 4 394 4|4 3*7]s $16 27 
8s 39s 271 5 g2] 5 32] 5 52] 7 25 
1916 35]6 256 42S 32] 7 53 8 30 
20 7 344 7 23317. 41] 7 33] 8 $9 31 
21] 8 32] 8 2T 8 go] 8 3y] 9 5510 33 
2219 299 199 39] 9 3310 $6 34 
23110 2510 17j10 3810 34/11 5712. 35 
24/it 24111 15410 38/11 34112 $913 37 
28112 2112 14112 37112 34/13 goltg 38 
25.13 19.13 12113 3713 35's 115 39 
2714 16,14 10,14 35jt4' 35116 a6 441 
2315, 1415 gils 3515 36'7 317 42 
2916 11,16 7116 35.15 36þ18 g[18 43 
30.17 917 $637 34119 37i9s 6|19 44 
3118 618 4 118 37 20 46 


Fairs in Api! and Map. 
and Oney Tueſday, At Daventry, Sr. Edmondsbury, 
Godrmancheſtcr, and Schole, Wedneſday, Ar Welling- 
borough. Fridav art Darby : And Saturday, At Bicklet- 
worth. Wk: 

May 1 Art Chelmsford , . Leiceſter, Litchfield, 
Maidſtone , Lajron-buzzard.,, Reading, Rip- 
po, and Swattha:. 3 Ar Stratford upon Avon, 
Thetford, and Waltham Abby. .5 Art Almesbury 

and 


16 Day break, Twilight, &C. 


, 


5 
= 


A Table for the Latitude of London, ſhew-| | 
ing for ever .the Time of Day-break , 
Twilight , and the Length of the Days 
and Nights, throughout the Year. 

LDay-break. | Twilight. | D's. length. [NI'S. length 

Month. oy _ Cn waa Mr os M 

H. M. [H. M. | H. M. |H. _M. 
1 <6: 1 6 6 7 $6 16 4- 
Fan. $2, . +: S Ih * 2d bs 205 
021] 5 or #6 Iv WE 
tis 37 1,6 41 g 26 | 14 34 
Feb. i 5 S 7 ©» 19 a 63 Wo 
21] 4 45 F.-Y jo 36 | 13 24 
33 3& 30 7 40 ds. d& ©. 33 a8 
Mar, 2 11 6 - Io 8 [ 12 0 1] v3 's) 
Sa is 36-1 8 22 | r2 36 | nn 1s 
Wo 13.435 n. x9 123 20 | 2@ 40 
Aprig 301 i 26 LL 6 14 #4 9 $6 
C21] 2 2 S Is I4 49 g 29 
| af in * 3@ ij .3@ JO " 8 Ss 44 
£4 30 138 30 15 2 = 
. 21 All. D 16 10 7 oo 
1 ay | No Night 16 20 7 40 
Fune T 1 and but + 26 7 34 
21] no Night. | Twiliobt. | of 97 
ight. | Twilight =— 7 54 
11} © 2 11 18$ | a ©. 
Ful $1. 1 52 10 38 i5 1s 8 4&2 
| = S& 2S -© I4 42 - - 
"4 1 14 
PLCLEEESIES: 
ul 3 30 =. 12 46 | 41 14 
Sept. < 11 3 39 TT pk H E002 39 
22) is 139 s af ts 2a 7.26 0 
il 4 48 . os | I» 499 1 2h 8 
——_— 7 ej © 1493 $ 
E020 is T9 6 42 9g 3o | 14 30 
FEE BEHES 
11 45 17 7 
wool] 1 : "* = 5 £3 1 6 ©» 
=K $7 6 3 7 49 | 16 20 
Dec, <Q 11] 6G O 6 Fe) S236 "= T7 
"+ W.. ©. 7 44 | 16 _ 16 


Fairs in May, 


and Aſhford. 5 Ar Bath, Beverly, Newton in Lanca- 
ſhire, and Oxford, 10 Ar Afhburn-Peak. 19 At 
Rocheſter. 20 Ar Malmsbury. 26 Art Lenham. 29 At 
Cranbrook. 31 Ar Perſhore. On Aſcention-day, Ar 
Beverly, Biſhops-Stafford, Meddlewich, St, Neots, and 
Wickham. On Whit-monday, At Ag 1.undeſham, 
Bickleſworth, Bradford , St. Ives, and Rypate : 
Tueſday, Ar Newmarket for Horſes and Cattle : 


and 


FT___OITITIIEFITMM ld 


OCEBIEAS 


| Place this Table between Pag. 16. and Pag, 14.) 


5 > |A'lable for the ready; finding what Sign the Moon 1s in or shall be for euer 
A: . 
Els Clnd what part gf Mans body every Sign doth govern 
FebrNov! 5I[1 27] 26]25124|23]22]21120|19118 [17[16]15[14[13|12[Hjio| 9[ 817161 5[4| 3] 2 Pf} Head Fre 
| Match 211 |27]26]251]24|23]22[21]20]19|18]17|16 [15]14|13]12|it [ro 9 [80716151413 
WAASEz Ti] 2| T |27126]25124|23[22]21] 20] 19]18]17[16[15]14j13} 12} Hof 9 80 7]}G]T 4 | k & Throat 
Too_—=r FI HOQDBAFDPMpARPRANOIIAMIMOPpRINDOARLC o Ki n 
S413] 2] T |z7|26]25124{23] 22] 2152019] 18117] 16] 15 [1413] 12] Hfrof 9 | 8] 7 6 |77 jon SOT 
Aprill [17] 6] 5 | 4] 3] 2] T [27126125] 24} 2322] 21]20| 19118] 17116 [15 [14[13 fi2f lon 2181 7 | <* Hands 
ALI TI6I514]1 3] 21T [2y7126125|24123]22[21]20|[19] 18] 17] 16] 15] 14[13[12]ILfiof 9 8 j Breaſt and 
| May INSINI61514]13F]2 T 127]261|25 124|23|22|21]20{[19[18][I7|[I6|[15}14|13]12[ir] ie 2199 | fomack 
Ol 8[7[6151413]2]T [27]26]25[24127] 22] 21] 20019118 [17] 16 [15[ 14} 1312] If 1o 
i2llol gl 801 [E15[41 3] 21 I [271261251 24127] 22] 21] 20 19518 | 17FIGFLY [14113] 12 us | Heart and 
4. itjiolſ 9181716151413 [2] T [272612524123] 22121] 20119 [18 [17] 16|I5 [14113] 12 ws Back 
Tane | 2h milo 9 BIT E[o[ 4] 3 [2] I [27126125124] 23] 22] 41} 20[ 19f18 [17116 [15] 14113 Bowels & 
15] 2 utfuof S817 [65143] 2] T [2712625124127] 22121] 20019118 [17|16 [15] 14 ms þ Belly 
[Tuly [7 IAIITIL2 ELF OBOE IA] RI DOE TE Sls Reyns & 
tx[14]13[i2[itroſ9 [81715] 4] 3] 21] Tl27126125124123] 22121] 20119118 [17] 16 Loyns 
I81116115]141i3f if 9 BING [ TI 41312] I [271 26125124123} 22] 21] 20119118 [17 
 froffi7]iG|igli4 lili arfo SPI 7 [EL FI4] 7] 21 TT [271261251 24423] 22] 21] 20]19|18 Secrets 
Auguſt | 2 [}18]17|i6|r5]14[13]cafrr fro 91 8[7[6[5[ 4] 3 | 2] T1271 26125124| 23] 22] 21] 20] 19 | 
I9118|[17|16|15]14[13} 12] ufo [9 [817 [ELF 4[F] 2 En 7 | Thighs 
I3112o[19118[1-]16|i5]14][r3l nz ufo 987 | F141 3] 2] ET 27126] 25124] 23] 22] 21 
| &I[21]20[19]18 |15]16[15]14[13]12[1rfaof 9817] 6] 514] 3] 2] Tz7 25] 25124]23122 rs — 
Ccptember| [[22]21|20[19|18[17[16 [1511413112] 111800 9181716514 F[2[T025 [26125124123 
16]|23] 22424j20|19]18|17[16[15[14[13]12] 11]10f 9187 [65 [4] 3} 2fI TEEN a 
lan: oa 8 [24] 23az[21[20|19[18]17 [x6[15[14[13[12]11[10] 9 8] 7] | 5] 4 3| 2] 0 [27] 26]25 VV ad ( 
25124] 23]22[21}20|19]18[17|16[15[14[13]12|11}1of 9 8[ 76 F417] 21 TE 127126 | 
19126] 2524/23] 22] 21]20|19]18[17[16[15| 1413512 njw{[9lg{l7|I6|5I4iz]} 2 x1=/x | Fer i | 
II 25126[25|24[23|22|21[20|19[18[17]16|15[14|13] 12] 1110] 9 81[716[FI4l 3] 20T f 2 


—_ - - ao 


Example 1. What Sign will the Mon be in on the Fifth of May, 1694 ? 

Firſt, Seek for May in the firſt Column, and from that guide your Eye to 1 in the Table, and either above or 
beneath ſeek for 5 the day of the Month, which you will find beneath, and from that 5 dire& your Eye to the 
Number that ſtands againſtir in the Column under D. of the Month, which is 12, bear this in Memory. Then b 
the Table for Primes find the Prime for 1594, which you will find tobe 43; ſeek that in the Column under Gol, 
Num. and guide your Eye from thenceto 1 in the Table, and upward or downward ſeek for 1 2, (the Number you 
bore in memory \which you will find by ſeeking downward, and againſt it in the right-hand Margin you have 
Capricorn, or rather the beginning of Aquaris, which governs the Legs, and anſwers the Queſtion. 

Example 2. What S1gn will che Moon be in on the 13th of October, 1694 ? 

_ Having found © obey in the firſt Column, over the 1 thar ſtands againſt ir 1 find 13 the Day ofthe Month, and 
trom thencedire& my Eyc tothe left hand, and in the Column under D.of the Month find 9 (tobe born in memory.) 
Then ſecking for the Prime of the Year to which the Queſtion belongs (here 4) under Gol. Num, and from thence 
guiding myEye to 1 inthe Table, under ic I find the g born in memory,from which direQing myEye to the right- 
vand Margin, T find the Mconwill be in the latter part of Sagitary, which governs the Thighs, or beginning of 
Capricorn, which goyerns the Knees. 


or 
Faneer of the Moon(whereby % know h. 
| OE Eeke Years, with ſuch Eclipſes a 


ave viſible m England. "Ws 
Tar Full 2 Quarter 

1697. |, 77 3.0. H MD H MD. H. M. 
T2 

, 7 5510 © aqjis o 272 : 

A ETRF $ETy; 
March } 3 4 310 491'3 12 1725 22 47 
April 1 14 8 25j17 2 1824 4 2 
May 5 13 32 8 16 14 423 8 1: 
Fune 29 1 29 7 12 $5114 2: 30,21 12 52 
July |28 16 4 7 4 $1114 6 2420 20 - 
Auguſt [27 7 69 $ 18 38[12 15 1119 2 52 
Septemb.[26 0 29 4 6 2jto 21 3617 21 16 
Ottober [25 10 go 3 14 Iojhto 6 4917 14 $3 
Novemb.|24 8 38 2 © 22] 8 18 2616 10 $6 
December|23 22 3036 1;_101 8 8 3116 8 5 


May 1. 1 h. 25 m. Afternoon, © Eclipſed 1 dig. 40 > Me 


_ — 7 > 


| New D | 1 Quarter| Full » | 2 Quarter 
1686. [D. HK. MD. KH. MD. H. M.D. H. M. 
. January [22 10 12 29 © $7]['7 I l2jts 4 $0 
February 20 20 24127 12 39] $ 19 4/13 22 30 
March 21 +5 15128 2 29| 6 13 $8114 13 I4 
April |ug' 15 27]26 18 14] $ 6 4113 © 4 
May 18 16 10j26 10 41] 4 21 36112 6 $6 
Jon 7 8 52g 3 34|3 9 $610 5 46 
Fuly 16 19 47124 20 34] 2 20 38| 9 15 10 | 
Auguſt is 9 1oſ23 12 34]; 14 32) 7 20 45 
Septemb. [14 o 4922 3 42/28 23 | 6 4 28 
October \13 18 qo[21 16 ggl28 8 12] 5 15 55 
Nevemb. 112 12 54/20 4 8126 19 5 42.41 
December.12 6 68|19 13 "1 T4) 4 6 Ig 


April 5.6-h. 4 m. Afternoon, Y Eclipſed 6 dig. 49. mm. 
Fairs in Way and June, 
and Wisbich : Wedneſday, Ac Royſton, And @n 
Thurſday, at Oundle. 
| June 28 Alesbury. 6, 7, 8g, At Milton Abbas 
in Dorſetſhire. 9 At Maidſtone. 1x At Bardfield in 
Eſſex, and at Horncaſtle for Horſes. 16 At Staw. 
green, for Horſes, laſts 8 days. 23 At &. Albans, 
Dercham, and Shrewsbury, 24 At Barnewe), Bedford, 
Beverley, Colcheſter, Halifax, Hereford, Reading , 
D 


Rum- 


13 Change of the Mey. 


Sept. 19. 2.45 m. Morning, Þ Eclipſed 20 deg.z9 


— — 


WE New 3 \1 Quarter 

A 
1689. 15 FD HM 
Fanuary \10 22 10119 zo 26 3. 
February| 9 11 21116 3 41 I 
March 19 21 89 17 12 17 3 
April 9 6 32lls 22 42 2 
May 8 13 34115 11 21123 14 1g|z1 *3 35 
Tune 6 22 B8]14 1 g1]22 4 18:29 13-56 
Fuly 6 5 28119 13 5421 16 58128 bs .:'9 
Auguſt | 4 15 21112 11 13/20 4 17126 22 38 
Septemb.; 3 3,39|11. s 1718 17 45125 8 13 
Oetober | 2 18 $5s}10 23 018 © 40/24 14 21 
Novemb. —Þ BY 35 9 15 3516 10 3023 5 22 
December ,\ 3 39 6 o1g 22 2122 22 32 


Mar.25. 6.h.41 m. Afcernoon, Þ Eclipſed 21 dig. 19m. 


| ——_— 


1690, 


| New Þ | 1 Quarter Full Þ | 2 Quarter} | 
D. H. MiD. H, M. D. H. M.D. HM. M, | 


Fanuary 29 20 17 
February 28 11 4& 
\ March 29 22 B 


I 49|12 20 3920 14.2 
8 6,14 lo 1422 9-46 


May 27 14 31 
Fune [2g 21 21 
Fuly [25 4 42} 2 18 27110 21 2818 14 45 

ſt 123 13 2137 2 23] 9 11 45715 21 32 
Septemb.\|22 o 32129 21 1: 8 14215 3 & 
Oerober \21 13 1029 15 19] 9 14 26.14 10 35 
Novemb. \20 7 34:8 9 4&1] &s © 2512 16 52 
December|2o '2 4228 5 5| 5 13 1112 4 25 


—_ - PE ee rr 


Fairs 18 Tvne. - 
Rumford, Windſor, and York. 26 At Briſtol and 
; Darby. 29 ArBurron upon Trent. 28 Ar St. Pombs. 
29 Ar Berkhamſtead, Bunringford, Cardiff, Hoddeſ: 
don, . Peterborough, S::fford, and Sudbury, Tri: it: 
Eve, "At Rowel and Kendal. On Corpus-Chriſti day, 


Ar Banbury, Biſhope-Strarford, Coventry, Sr. Neots, 
a || Newourv. | 


July 


16 53'14 15 3821 18 @®]' 


21 O12 1519/20 17..53| | 


7 
6 
8| 7 | 
April |28* 6 59] 5 14 213 21 34/121 3.7! 
4 
3 6 30[11 4 1319 $ 4J} 
2 
I 


March 14. 10h. 14m. Night, Y Eclipſed 5 dig.eo m| 


: 


5 OH »o + = KY 


Change of the Moen. 19 


New Þ | 1 Quarter Full y '2 Quarter, 


1691: [h.". M.\D. H. M.D. H. M.D. H. M. 
anxary [18 2a 826 19 19' 3 23 49,10 18 $4 
ebruayy (179 16 282 25 5 39 2 9 $1 9 12 5 
March j19 7 52/26 13 36, 3 20 2g'11 6 3 
4 April |17 21 49/24 19 2 '7 2210 1 J 
5 May 19 -6 2925 21 $03, *7 54 0 17 37 
, Fune Is 14 38/22 4 2429 22 26] 8 10 45 
? Tuly 14 21 49/21 13 4329 13 26, 8 V2 
Auguſt [13 4 $go!20 2 22j28 5 16,6 13 56 
$ Septemb, [11 13 1318 18 12]26 21 8| 4 23 © 
: Oftober [11 1 418 13 $5126 12 29, 4 6 42 
a November 9 12 1517 9 aalzs 2 ” MT 
= Decemberl 9 1 $1119 6 34324 15 9z1 > 250 


it Aug. 136, 55 2. arnight, © Eclipſed dig. 18 fers, A 
Y Viſtble Eclipſe it the Air he clear. 


<_—_—_ — 


| 1 


New D 1;Quarter} Full Þ [2 4 wncr 


—_—c_ 


. — 
1692. 5 H. M. D. H. M.D. H. MID. H. M. 


Famuary | 7 21 5216 o 4623 2 329 17 34 
February] 6 16 3114 18 26 21 11 1328 7 337 
March | 7 1o 3015 ol 4221 20 53/28 23 36h 
April 6 3 613 15 3320 $s 49279 16 6 
May 5s 16 48-12 20 4819 15 40/27 9.9 
| Tune 4 42811 © 3718 2 2226 2. 4 
Fuly 2 16 2510 5 1417 15, 925 17 gl 


Augalt "37 2535! 8 11 4416 $5 5524 9 5h 
| Septemb. 29 14 2 | 6 22 414 22 2622:;21 13) 
Ottober 29 © 36] 6 12 39.14 15 $222 9 :32 
Novemb. 27 11 48} 5 6 46,13 9 4620-18 43; 
December —— T4 $3 468. 1 50120 © 49}: 

 Fuly 17 15h.9 m. 3Eclipſcd dig. 12. 28 mand will be; 
mm, vikble 1n England if Clouds Interpole nor, . | 


Fairs in Julp, 
and Julp 7, 2, 3. Ar Congerron in Cheſhire. = &r 
ibs. Burnewood, Cancerbury , Denhigh, and Royſton, 
def. 32 Ar Pareney, for Hortes, 15 at Stratford upon 
ie;-| Avon. 20 At Barxway, Uxbridge, antl Woodſtock. 
day,} 33 Ar Daventry. 25 Ar Colcheſter and Norwich.” 

26 Art Audley-end, Balduck, Dover, ! ptwich, Rewding,” 
and Stam(ord. 3o At Scaford, NE 


{ul} D 2 Fucuſt 


20 Change of the Men. 


| New Þ {1 Quarter bull > ;2 Quarter | 
1693 D. #. MID. . MD. H. M.D. H. M. 


January 25 17 38 4 © 111 16 0.18 9 55 
I9 5310 3 $5216 20 30 


s 37,16 7 59 


February 124 10 59] 2 
March |26 4 2} 4 14 1711 13 32118 5 19 
_ 24 20 2c] 3 4 $2 90 21 44\16 17 56 


13 3514 23 37 


9 
7 
| 6 22 40{14 16 22 
Auguſt 20 21 26127 12 291 5s 9 $0113 9 58 
3 
3 
2 


23 34/12 1 © 
11 19 25 
WS © IF 


Ottober [18 16 17125 9 14] 3 15, 41 
Novemb, [17 2 $j24 0 42]2 9 16 
[nn 11 17123 20 333 23 23 

ebruary 11. 16 þ. 24m. Y Eclipſed dig 19. 32+ hs 
pe 23 at Noon, © Ec ipf. dig. 2, 34+ both vil. in Engl: 


OO — 


Ew eee em — -— __ 


| 


| New D | 1 Quarter Full Þ 12 | 
| 1694- Da MD. #. MID. #. MD HM. 


| Fanuary 15 1 14122 19 39]30 15 34] 8 7 53} 
February 13 14 $021 13 Ii{NoFall D| 6 15 7 
March '15 &s 4:123 7 52130 14 331] 9 21 40 
April |13 21 622 o $28 22 13] 6 4 50 
' May 13 12 4121 13 11/28 s 56| 5 I4 2 
> Zune 12 3 22119 23 22.26 It $1] 4 1: 28 
| Fuly 11 18 6116 6 125 20 $0] 3 15 9g 
Auguſt 10 7 27117 11 1224 6 30] 2 7 4 
Septemb. | 8 20 1o|1g 17 122 19 8[z3 18 43 
| Oehober | 8 5 32/14 22 4822 16 34130 14 36| 


| Novemnb. ; 6 18 20|13 8 4621 4 q2129 8 14 


Ca EDeeen——_ we 0 > » ws 


Fairs in Auguſt and Sep:;en ber, 


Juguft 1 Ar Bedford, Dunſtable, Feverſham, | 


St, Neots, and Wisbich. 10 At Brainford, and St. Ives. 
is At Huntington, Luton, and Northampton. 24 At 
London, Northallerton, and Oxford. 28 At Daintry. 
29 Ar Harlſton andWatford. | 

Depr. 7. Ar Ware, and VVoodbury Hill. 8 Art 
Bewmoris, Cardigan, Cardiff, Draicon, Hartford 
Huntingtor, Northampton, Southwark, and Scur, 


bridge. 


dy Bt 


GDpDou  DUJVu WO Cw Ow 


L 


- 
—— > - » 


" I 


4 TIDETABLE. 


2Y 


By the Moon's Age, to find the time of 
High-water at the Places following, 


The |LONDON,| Berwick, | Scarbrow {Newczf le, 
Moon's Tirmouth ,} Bridling- |4ter Tide, Falmouth, 
| Age. | Whitebaz. | ron-Bay. | Severn. Dertm- nth 
: Days. | HL M, H, M. H. M. | He M. 
2-264 3 4843:4 1 8 6 3 
2 17 | : 36 5 7} p 6 | 6 01 
3 18 & os a1 S WH S 
4 19 | 6 12 Sa Wi 7 0 s 27 
Cont 7 Of 7 69 * HE REES 
ES 1 7 48 TS - 33 2 Sas 20-2 
7 22 8 36 WE IE EE 2. 
23 | 9 24] 10 9g] 10 $4 | 11 39 
9 24 | 10 12 | 10 $87 |-11 42 f 12 29 
Io 25 } II SE =. RW I Ig 
11-26 | 12 48 } 12 33 s -0 2 3 
22 Wl » Sn 8 GH ® 2 
df xick 8» of » aff n © 
"Y » Wo 2 57 3 42 | 4 27 
pF. 7%. |. BY SB. 3 45 4 30 \ Wait : 
Tbe ucenbor, Rochelter » |Graveſend,| Dundee, 
Moon's [Southamp. |Welt end} Downs, |S. Andrews 
| Age. Portſmouth} of Nowr. Blackneſs. | Belk-Iſle. 
| Days. | H. M. |H. M |H. M.jH. M.| 
Sven. 31] » 2987'S $f] K-06 
© WY t 36 2 21 3 6 3 $1 
3 « Ss. £ 3 3 544 | 4 39 
4 19 9 03 3 $7 3.6 09 $* $798 
C 20J] 4. ©] 4. 458.1] '$ 3@ | & Ig 
621} 4 48 BEA EE 
$9 5 36 32-1 7 G1 7 Fi 
1 © 20] 7 $9 7 54 39 
| 9 24 [4 3 1 F $F 42 9 37 
1@ 25 T7 af 9 3o | 10 Ig 
41 26 3 43 8 WI KM1.1 3 
| 12 2 S 1390 2 3  @&!7. 4-25 
13 28 | 10 24| 11 9g | 11 $4 12 39 
| 24 29 | 12 12 {11 $57 | 12 42 » 27 
' 15 30 | Gs, Aa . a 3 30 2 1I5| 


Fairs in Deptember. 


bridge. 14 At Abergavenny, Cheſterfield, Denbigh, 
Rippon and Wooton under Edge. 15 Ar Stratford 
upon Avon. a3 At Baldock, Bedford, Canterbu- 
ry, Croydon, Dover St. Edmondsbury, Malden, 
Marlborough, Nottingham , tererborough, Shrews- 


bury, Vizes, and We 


over. 23 At Malton for Horſes. 
25 Ar St. Albans, Baimgſtoze,  Biſhopſtratiord, 
Chicheſter, Highameferrers,S. ves. Kingſtoa upon Hull, 

Lan- 


* 7 STO 


The Uſe of the foregoing Fables. 
HE Tables of the Snn's Riſing Setring, and 
Plate, tyc. are (o eafie to be underſtood, ' 
that they need no Explanation; but in che Table 
of the Changes of the Moan (by which her Age muft 
be found, thereby ro find the time. of High-wacer) 
you muſt rake notice, That therein the Day 1s divi- 
ded into 24 hours, the firſt being to be reckoned 
from Noon. 


oh. 


Example, | 
' What bs the Moon's Age the 2th. of May, 1694? | 


Tſcek in the Table that has 1687 at the top of che 
firſt Column, and againſt May, and under New Þ, | 
I find 13 12 441, the firſt of which Numbers is 
the Day of the Month, and the two laſt the Hour 
and Minute of that Day wherein the Moon changes ; 
now 12 hours 41 minutes of the 1 3th.day is (accord- 
ing to the Vulgar reckoning) 41 minures after 12 
of rhe Clock in the Morning the 14 day, (ornear 1) 
from whence I conclude, that che New Moon being 
' on the 14th. day, on the 20th, day ſhe muſt be 6 days 
old. And If I would know the rime of High-water 
at London(or any other Place in the Table for High- 
water mentioned) it is but entering the Table with 
the Moon's Age, and having found it in the firſt 
Column, under the Title Moon's Aze, againſt ir 
in the Culumn under London (or of any other place 

u would know the time of High-warer) you 

ave your defire; as on the 20th. of May 16c4, 
- | the Moon being 6 days old, I find againſt 6 (inthe 
| firſt Column) and under Lond" (in the ſecond) | 
: |.7 48, which ſhews, that on the 2cth. of May aforc- | 
; aid it will be High-water ac 48 minutes after 7 
; of the Clock. Note, That great Winds or Rains | 
may haſten or keep back the Tides. 


Falrs 10 Deptember and October, 
Lancaſter, Leiceſter, Ludlow, Newbery, Sitting»orn, 
Uxbridge, Weyhill, and Weſtcheſter. | 

DX ober 1 At Banbury, 2 Art Maidſtone and Salis- 
bury. .-9- At Gainshorough. 11 Ar Newport pagnel, 
13 At Colcheſter, Grayeſend,Hitchin, Laiton-buzzard, 
Tamworth, and -Windior. 18 Ar Panbury, Barner, 
Bridgnorth, Biſhops Hatfield, Burcon upon Trent, 
Ely, Kidwelly, Middlewich, Newcaſtle, Radnor, 

Tun- 


Pag'gr 


[4 Catalogue of the Counties, Cities, Market- 
Town:, and Variſhes, in England and Wales, 
ay — | O, 2). . "IT" | Q 

Counties/in | =7 5 | Counties in |=" 3 
England. = England, > : a 
Bedtard 4 Scattor d I 18 130 
Berks Suffolk 39575 
Buckingham | Surrey 71140- 
Cambridge | 1 Suſſex | 1118]212, 
[Cheſter 1 Warwick 1115168 
Cornwal | Weſtmorland 8| 26 
Cumberland }' 1 Wilrs 123/304 
Darby 1/11 132 
Devon 49 $653 
| Dorſer 
Durham | 
Eflex | 
Gloceſter . 2\ 94 
Han:thire al 61 
Hartfor d 4 6 4 
Hereford vl 8 
Huntingron 6| 68 
Kent 57 
Lancaſter 3 28 
Leiceſter o1118 
Lincoln 3 39 
Middleſex $ 47 
Monmouth 3145 
Norfolk $2 
Northampton 
Norchumber, 

Nottinghay! © | | 
Oxford Vs o| 14 

' Rutland "Fe 2 26| 
| Salop IF ++ I-75 
| Somerſet Garnſey - --—- In 10l 


Fairs m October and November, 


Tunbridge, Wellingborough and York. 21 AtCiceſter, 
Coventry, Hereford and Safffonwalden. 24 Ar Bickleſ- 
worth and Preſton. 25 Ar Beverly. 28 Ar Aberconway, 
Aſhby-de 1a-zonch, *Lemafter, Neivmarker, and Ox- 
ford. 31 Art Chelmsford, | 
Noveinb. 1 Ar Bicklcſworth, Montgomery, and 
Ludlow. 2 Art Biechingley, Kingſton npon Thames, 
Loughborough, Maxticld and York. 6 At Andover, 


Bedford 


By the By the | By the 
| Day . Week. | Month. * | Tear. | 
Lb Ae + GE + &| £6 4 @©| 
& ' 3/0 ,0 .,9]. ©. 2 4 | 1 1 
+» . £4. %” 3 © 1o 
SY + I ©... V & 1 
WS. S-2 © 8 -4 EY F 
©: WF THE = I 
— > 2 o7t-o 14 © DS at 
% 7 © "rw 3 FT 8 a0 
_— 35 <> Vie-Nn5j; 2:58.04 
> © ©®. 5 3 4 mo I3 13 
ES 3 25 2. $ ©]. 26 a. 19 
W—_TY yy tc So 8 32.06 
1 LS 49 9 05 2 26 of $6 18:0 
KL © os 5, 095., Tho i 2 
© az v.01 $8 8:0 93: Bud 
0 $8; 39. 013. 97 0 &þ $3: $::i6 
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1s of 6. 13 of 26 12 346 15 © 
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' "Fa theſe two Tables a Month conſifts but of 28 Days. | 


Fairs in November. 


Bedford, Brecknock, __ DR I bo Dover, 
An, Monmout tsbury. 13 Ar 
Boſton, and Gilford. 17 Lincoln, Northampton, and 
Spalding. 19 At Horſham in Kent. 20 St. Edmondsbury 
and Ingerſtone. 23. Art Bangor, Carlile, and Sandwich. 


30 Art Ampthill, Baldeck, Bedford, Boſton, Cobham. * | 
reen 


ſtead, Maidenhead, Pecersfield, Preſton. Roche- 
ſter, Wakefield, Warrington, and York. 
December 


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Fairs in December. 


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[26 ] 
A Tableef KINGS {ce the Crnqueſ! 


Kings Began to [Reign.] Buried 
$ Names. Reign, |Y. Mi at 
TW. Cong. \1023'1066 Offo. 14\20 r1|Caen in Nor, 
fW. Rufus [iog7|10897 Sept. g9|12 11]Wincheſter, 
| Henry 1 |[1068|1100 Aug. 1135s 4|[Reading. _ 
Stephen 110g|113% Dec, 118 ri | Feverſham, 


—— 


| The Saxon Line Reſtored. 

q Henry 2/1132|1154 Ofto, 251: Fountev, 

| Richard 1 —_— Fuly - 6: * | Feantew | 
Fohn I S5s|1199 April 6|[19 7|[Worceſler. 
Henry 31207 1216 Oo. 10] 56 11 Weſtminſter, 
Edward 1|1239|1272 Nov. 16|34 8|Weſtmisſter," 
Edward 2|1283|1307 Fuly 71g 75Glocejſter. 
Edward 3|1312|1325 Fan. 25|50 5|Weſtminſter.” 
Richard 211366|1377 Fune 21|22 3|Weſtminſter, 


The Line of Lancaſter. 
Henry 4/1357 1399 Sept. 29113 6 |Canterbury 
5 


Henry \1384|1412 Mar.20| 9 5 Weſtminſter, , 
Henry 6142111422 Aug. 31|38 6|Windſor. 


The Line of 7rk. | 
Edward 4/1442 14560 Mar. 4/22 1|Winchefter. 


C II 1X — 


” 


1471] 1483 April 9| © 2|Not known” 
Richard 3 |1448[1483 Jun. 22] 2 2|Letceſter, 


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— — ———  — 


The Families Unitcd. 


Henry 11145511485 Aug. 22|23 8|Weſtmanſter, 
Henry 8|1491|1509 April 22|37 10|Wiraſor. | 
Edward 5|1537|1545 Fan. 28| 6 Weſtminſter | 
Q. Mary. (151? 1553 July 6] 5 4 Weſtminſter, 
Q. Eliz, |1533!1558 Nov. 17144 4 Weſtminſter.) 


— 


\n 


| The Union of the two Kingdoms. 


| Fames 111556|[1602 Mar. 24|22 o [Weſtminſter 
Charles 1]1600|1625 Mar. 27]23 11|Windſar. | 
Charles 2|1630|1648 Fan. 30j35 o|Weſtminſte! 

| fames 21153311585 F-br. 5|God grant long tort 


W C01 


Conmpar aries cf Years, 


=—Y 


UW. Tong. Henry I. | Stephen. {Henry Il. II. nr. IM. 
AR. AChA.R4 77 [A.RA.Ch[AsR. A Ch. faR. Ich 
3x 1055] 3 1102] 8 1142.29 1182] 1 1216, 
2 1067] 4 [1103] 9 1143130 1183] 2: 1207 
3 1o58| s 110gſto 1144131 11844 3 1218} 
4 105g] 6 1105]tt 1146]32 1185] 4 1219) 
s 1070] 7 11<6jl2 1145.33 1186 5 1229) 
6 1071] 8 110713 1147134 1187j 6 1221) 
7 1072] 9 1108|ig 1148j3s 11331 7 1222 
8 1073]to -riccfls 1149j3s 1189 | 8 1223 
9 1074|11 111c}ls 150) v2 224/ 
lo 1o75]12 11117 1151| char 1110 1225), 
It 1076113 1112118 1182 | 1226; 
I2 1077]14 1113hig 1153) 1 1129 in 1227 
IZ 1058]1s 1114][20 11ga] 2 119013 1228 
I4 1079116 1115 3 TI9HL, ___ 
Is 108c[179 1116 4 Ii.-:fis 143d 
16 108 |18 range Ss TIvght 1231 
17 1082[19g 1118] 1 1154! S IISz| 4 12,2 
is 108:j20 1119] 2 1155s] 7 119512 1233 
19 108421 . 1120] 3 1155] 8 L196]ig 1234 
20 no85122 1121] 4 1157] 9 1197} I2gg 
21 1085|23 1122] 5s 1158.19 1198]|23 1226 
22 1085|24 1123] 6 1159/11 119922 12397 
ERR 7 + BM, 1160! 23 1238 
10. Ruf, [+5 1125] 8 1161; John. [24 1239 
127 1129] 9 1162/ 25 1240 
r 108128 1127[10 1163] 1 1199126 1241 
2 1no88[29 112911 1154; 2 1200|29 1242 
3 108:]3zo 1129|12 1165 3 1201128 1243 
.4 1ogchzt 113913 1166} 4 1202/29 1244t 
5 109'132 1131114 1157} 5 1203j30 124g 
6 1c9:133 1132[1s 1168 6 1204/31 12465] - 
7 1093134 1133j}16 1169. 7 1205'32 1247 
8 1094135 1134|[19 11-0| 8 120633 1248 
9 1IOg; 35 I135 18 1-1 > 120734 I249 
I ———_— 1172/10 1208/35 1250 
It 1097 S:ephen 22 1173, 11 1209336 I251 
I2 10gt {21 1174/12 I2101387 1252 
13 109] 1 1135/22 117613 1211 38 1253 
14 102 1136;23 117614 1212/39 1254 
5 1137.24 117715 1213140 I2g5 
Henr. 1, | 4 2138/25 117815, 1214/48 1256 
hab 4 1139]26 I179 17 I215'42: I237 
"Þ bony 6 1140'27 118018 I216[43 1256] 
{2 1101 7_ 1141 28 11g1 44 125% 


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28 


Computation of Years, 
Rich. IT, Henry V.| 


Henry IIT/Edward T/Edwar.I1I 


A.R.A.Ch.\A.R.A.C1.34 R.A.Ch 


A.R A.Ch.A.RA.Ch. 


1250 
I261 
12652 
1263 
1264 
1265 
1256 
1259 
1268 


29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
I4 


35 
36 


Edw. 11, |-* 


I1 
I 2 
3 
I4 
Is 
16 
t7 
18 
19 


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13Cl 
1302 
I 303 
1304 
1305 
1306 
1307 


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1307 
1308 
1309 
1310 
I31H 
1312 
1313 
I314 
I315 
1316 
1317 
1318 
13'9134 
1320/35 
1321 
1322 
1323 
1324139 
1325140 
1326 


1326 
1327]4 
1328[47 
1329148 
1339149 
1331/50 
1332]s1 
1333|$2 
1334 

1335 


1339 
1557 
1338 
1539 
1340 
1341 
I 342 
1343 
1344 
1345 
1346 
1347 
1348 
1349 
1350 
I351 
I352 
1353 
1354 


\O xa Ou bv MD = 


1355|20 


1356 
1357 
1358 
1359 


1361 
1362 
1363 
1354 
1365 
1366 
1357 
1368 
1359 
1370) 
1371 
1372 
1373 
1374] 
1375 


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1399 


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OY UNE: 
1377|Þcnryp V. 


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1410 


1377; 
1378, 
1379 
1320 
1381 
I38% 
1383 
1334 
1385 
1336 
1387 


2 


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puny | any 


1413 
1414 
1415 
1416 
1417 
1418 
1419 
1420 
1421 
1422 


1382| went, VI. 


1380 
1330 
1391 
1392 
1393 
1394; 
1395; 
1396 
1397 
1398 


1399 
1490 
1401 
1402 


1403] * 


1404 
140$ 
1406 
1407 
1408 
1409 


1411 
1412 


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' 1437 


1422 
1423 
1424 
1425 
1426 
1427 
1428 
1429 
1439 
1431 
1432 
1433 
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143s 


1438 


1439 


1440 
1441! 


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144?) | 


1443 
1944 
1445 
14465 
1447 
1448 
1449 
1450 
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1453 


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fenry VIihen. VIT.Hen. VIII. Q. Eliz. {Q. Elizab. 
AR ACA. 4.Ch AR. ACh. AR. ACh. AR. A.Ch 
32 1.153; i «485117 19259. 1 155845 1632 
33 1454| 2 1436]18 1526, 2 1999 
34 1455 3 148719 1927) 3 1550 gms I. 
125 1455) 4 t438|20 1528 4 IgS1 
35 1457] s 1489]:1 1529] s 155? x 1602 
37. 1453] 5 1490]22 1539 6 1563] 2 1603 
33 1459] + 1491]23 1531] 5 1564] 3 1604 
39 146 | & 1492124 1532 8 1555 4 1605 
9 493]25 1533 9 1566] 5s 1606 
Ed. 1v.1o 1494129 153410 1557] 6 1607 
nn 1495127 153511 1568] 57 1608 
1 146-12 1496128 153514 156g} 8 1609 
2 1465113 1497129 153713 1570] 9 1610 
3 1462114 1498339 153514 157110. 1611 
4 1463|1g 1$35|15 1572}11 1612 
s 1464\15 154016 1673112 1613 
6 1455117 IS4l{iy 1574113 1614 
7 1466|:8 1542118 1575}14 1615 
8 145719 154319 1576]1s 1616 
9 14680 1544]20 1577116 1617 
lo 14691 1845|21 1578119 1618 
Is 1470122 1545|22 1579118 1619 
I2 1471123 123 158c|1g 1620 
113 14724 dio. V3124 1581/20 1621 
I4 1473}2g 125 1582/21 1622 
15 1474 15465126 15833[22 _ 
i6 1475 | 1547127 1584/23 1024 
I” 1476|20n "_ I a 28 1 "n; © 1625 
18 1477] | 1549]ag 1586_—= 
Ig 1478) , 155930 158"] chart. 1, 
*0 0479 3 1551131 1588 
21 148c 4 1552132 158,| 1 1625 
22 1481) . 155333 1570] 2 1625 
5 1516 1591] 3 1627 
35 1592 102 
3 CEPare2s 1593 ; 1629 
3 1553137 1594] 6 1530 
'0 1554138 159g] 5 1631 
[ 1555139 Ig96] 8 1632 
12 1556/40, 1597] 9 1633 
13 1$57141 1598ho 1534 
[4 ISS8}j42 ig995]i1 1635 
ts 43 1600|ſ12 1636 
16 44 1661113 1637 


20 Computation of Years. 


| Charles 1,|Charles I.|Charles 11. Charles IT, James II | | 
AR. 4.Ch|A.R, A.Ch.|A.R.A.Ch.A.R.A.ChA.RA.Ch. 
14 1638] 3 16gojly 1565 35 1682110 1694 | 
[is 1639, 4 I6gr1ſ26 165736 1683/11 1595 | 
16 1640] 5 I6g2j21 1656837 158q/I2 1596|} 
I7 1641] 6 1653}22 166933 168s]13 1697]: 
18 1542] 7 1654j23 1670 14 1698 

19 1643} 8 1655]24 1671 Yameg 115 1595] 
20 1644 9 I655SI25s 1652 116 170oc|| 
21 1645/15 1557125 1973 1685/17 1501] | 
22 1645|'1 1658|29 1574] 2 1685118 1702] | 
23 1647 I659] 8 1675 15879}19 1703 | 


l 
2 
2 3 
24 1648'i3 Id&6c|29 1675, 4 1688]20 170g | 
'T4 166:1]39 1597, 5 1689ſ21 170g} 
Charl. 11,]'5 755:|31 1678) 6 1690j22 17c6| | 
'5 7 
8 
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———, 1663132 10599| 1991;23 1707]! 
I 164819 155:]32 16580 1592] CAA [|| 
2 1549118 I565]34 ' 1681 16593] 0c 


By this and the former Regal Table, may eafily be | 
found the Year of each King's Reign correſponding 
to the Year of our Lord, always remembring to be- | 
gin the Year of our Lord on March 25, 


: 


Example. | 


I have a Deed bearing Date the 19th» of ay, in 
the Two and Tw:nticth Year of the Reign of King | 
Charles the Second, but the Year of our j.ord is | 
omitted; I deffre ro know in what Year of our Lord ' 
this Deed was made ? 


I find by this Table that the begirning of the Two 
and Twenticth Year of King Charles rhe Secord's Reign 
was In 1666, but I cannot find here what Month his} 
Reign began in ; wherefore I turn to the firſt Regal Tas 
b]z, and find there that he began his Reign the 3oth, of 
Fanvary, 1648. from whence I conclude, that the 195th, 
of May in the firſt Year of his Reign niuſt be in the / 
Year of our Lord 1645, which proves by conſequence | 
that the 19th, of May, in the Two and Twentict]: Year 
of his Reign muſt be in the Year of our Lord 1670, 


Dire&ions 


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DircRions what is to be done each Month 
in tac Orchard and Kitchin and Flower- 
Gardens. 


JANUARY. 
Orchard and Kitchin-Garden. 


ARE the Roots of your Fruit-Trees, and i 
the Weather be open, lay good Dung to 
them. Gacher your Cions for Gra'ts before 
che Buds ſprout, and cleanſe your Trees 
fromMoſs.Plan:Quickſets. Tranſplant youn 

Fruit-Trees, and prune the old rowards rhe Decreaſe 

of the Moon. Ser young and prune your old Vines, 

Begin to rai! ard trim your Wall-Fruit, Set Beans 

and reaſe, ow Lerruce, Chervil, Svinage, Radiſh, 

ani orher S:'ading in hot Beds, Turn up your Bee- 
hives, and ſprinkle chem with a liccle warm and 
ſweer Wort 


Fl ewer-Garden. 


Reſerve Your beſt Gilliflowers, and Auricula's, 

and your carly Anemonies and Ranunculus's, 
from t:05 muc!; Wer, Froſt or Snow; as likewiſe 
your Carnations, and ſuch Seeds as are liable either 
to be wait'd away or ever-chil'd;z by covering them, 
and friking of the Snow where it lies too thick. 
Abour the middle of this Month, if you plant your 
Anemony Roors and Ranunculus's, they will be ſe- 
cure withour covering Keep your Conſervator 
where your Greens and nice Plants are houſed cloſe 
ſhur, excepr to ler in the Sunz and if it freeze ex- 
treamly, keep a ſmall fire of Charcoal therein. Ser 
up Traps for Vermin; and towards the end: of the 
Month, earch up with freſh and light Mould the 


Roots of ſuch Auricula's as have been uncover'd by 
the Froſte 


F E- 


J2 Monthly Direfions. 


FEBRUARY. 
Orchard and Kitchin Garden. 


Egin to graft Apples, ſome Pears, Plums, 
Cherries . &c- Cover the Roots of thoſe 


Fruir-Trecs the laſt Month left bared, and 
prune ſuch of your Fruit-Trecs ar:d Vines as could 
nct be done then, tor this Month 1s moit proper to 
bind, plaſh, nil and dreſs, becauie leſs ſubjeXt to 
froſt Be ſtillcleanſing your Trees from Moſs, and 
take off the Webs of Caterpillers from tHe rops of 
Twigs. Plant Vines, Hops, &'c. Set all forts of 
Kernels nd ſtony Secds. Sow and ſer Beans, Peaſe, 
Aſparagus, Radiſh, Cornialad, Parſnips, Carrots, 
Onions, Gartick, Marigolds, &c. Plant Cabbage 
Plants, Potatoes, Parſley, Spinage, and other hardy 
Por-herbs. Stcep Melon and Cucumber-ſeeds in new 
Milk 24 hours, and ſow them in a hot Bed, keeping 
the Bed covered 'rill they appear, and then uncover 
it in clear and Sun thine Weather, but cover it again 
at night. Still keep cloſe your Conſervarory, water- 
ing the Roots of your Orange and Limon Trees, (5c. 
with water wherein has been ſheeps Dung ſteeped in 
the Air or Sun for two or three days, taking care nor 
to wet the Leaves, leſt you deſtroy your Plants. 


Flower Gardew. 


on your choice Flowers in Beds with Tiles as 
ſoon as they appear above ground. Air your 
hous'd Carnarions in warm Days and mild Showers, 
ſetting them in again at night. * Sow Auricula Seeds 
in good mellow E:rth. Plant Anemonies for latter 
Flowers. Sow Lark-ſpurs, &c. Place your Boxes 
ſown, with choiceſt ſeeds where they may be ſecure 
from ſharp Winds and violent Rains. 


—_ 


MARCH. 
Orchard and K:tchin Garden. 


Raft all this Month, except the Spring prove 

extraordinary forward, and take aw, on 
: your Con on that fide of the Stock which is 
icalt expoſed tothe Sourh-weſt Wind, and be careful 
thar 


ane Nun APPoHO © H9 


Ar qa DD An oO TTn5yo9 +»pDoO wfi.ommol 


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Orchards and Gardens. 33 


thar the Rain ger nor into the Clefts of your young 
grafred Srocks. Stake and hind up weak Shruvs and 
Plants. Plant Peaches and NeRorines early, not 
cutring off the Top-roots, as in other Trees. Prune 
laſt years Grafts, and cut off rhe heads of ypur budded 
Stocks. Top your Roſe Trees near a Leaf-bud with 
your knife, and cutoffrhe dead and wither'd Branches. 
Slip and fet Sage, Tyme, Roſemary,” Lavender, Cc. 
Sow Endive, Succory, Leeks, Radiſh, Beers, Parſnips, 
Parley, Sorrel, Skirrets, Bugloſs, Burrage, Chervil, 
Sellery, Smallage, Alifanders, gc. inthe beginning 
of the Month. Sow alſo Lettuce, Onyons, Garlick, 
Purſlain, Turneps, Carrots, Cabbages, Peaſe, Creſles, 
Fennel, Marjoram, &rc, Tranſplant Medicinal Herbs. 
Cover your Melon Plants. with Beer -Glafles 'rill you 
remove them. String your Strawberry Beds, and 
uncover your Aſparagus, which you may now tran(- 
plant ro make new Beds, By this tune che Bees tir, 
therefore keep them cloſe night and moruing if the 
Weather prove 1ll. 


Hower-Garden. 


FJLane Box, gc. Sow Pinks, Sweet Williams, 
1 Carnations, Wall-Flowers, Stock Gilliflowers, 
French Honey-Suckles, Primroſes, Cowſlips, Lark- 
ſpurs, Indian Scabtous, (7c. On your hot Beds ſow 
African Marygolds, Amaranthus, Naſturtium Indj- 
cum, the ſenſible and humble Plants, (4c, African 
Marygolds, and Naſturtiur Indicum will come up in 2 
cold bed. Tranſplant Gilliflowers, and other fibrous 
rooted Plants, new earthing up thoſe unremoved. 
Cover your choiceſt Tulips. Sow Stock Gilliflowers 
at Full Moon to produce double Flowers. Towards 
the latter end of the Month, if the Weather be not 
to cold, you may open the Windows of your Con- 
fervatory, and by degrees harden your Greens to bear 


the Air. 


APRIL. 
Orchard and Kitchin Garden. 


Ow ſweet Marjoram, Hyflop, Baſil, Thyme, Winter 
Savoury , ay Letruce, Purſlain, 

— Colliflowers, Radiſhes, Marygolds, gc. Ser 
ſlips of Artichoaks, Lavender, Thyme, Penny 
Y Royal, 


*4 Ifonthly DireXFicns fir 

Royal, .Sage, Roſemary, Cc. Ser French Beans, and 
ſow Turneps. Toward the middle of the Month. be- 
£39 to Plant forth your Melons and Cucumbers. Ga- 
ther up' Worms and Snails { a!! Summer ) after 
Evening ſhowers. Open your Bee hives, for now 
they hatch: lock carefully to them, and prepare 
Hives, (7c. 


Flower-Garden. 


Onrtinue hot Beds for ftuch exorick Plants, as 


will not arrive to —_—_ without them, : 
e endowed with | 


Till che Air and common Earth 
ſufficient heat tro preſerve them abroad. Tranſplant 


ſuch fibrous Roots as you had not finiſhed in March, as | 


Violers, Heparica, Primroſes, oc. Shelrer your ſeed- 
ing Auricula's from the Sun. Take out your Indian 
Tuberoſes, parting the Off-ſets carefully leſt you 


- - 


break their fangs, rhen pot them in natural (nor | 
forced) Earth, placing a layer of rich Mould beneath | 


and about the Natural Earth, to nouriſh the fibres, 
bur not to touch the Bulbs, then plunge your Pot in 


a hot bed moderately warm, and give them no Wa-+ | 


ter 'rill rhey ſpring; then ſer them under a Sourh 
Wall ; indry Weatker water-them freely, and expe& 
an incomparable flower in Auguſt. Set out Flos Car- 
dinalis. Slip and ſet Marums. Water Anemonies, 


Ranunculus's, and Plants in pots, once 1a two or three ' 


9 ——_— - -—"——_ am 


days, if drowth require it. Preſerve your beſt Tulips, | 
Ranunculus's, Anemonies, and Auricula's from ſtorms ' 


of Rain or Hail, and the parching darts of the Sun. 


Dk 


In fair weather you may venture to expoſe ſome of | 
your tender ſhrubs, bur your Oranges may be left in | 
*rill next Month. You may now graft Oranges, Lis, | 


mons, Pomegranats, Jeſamines, gc. Mow Carper 
Walks, and ply weeding and hawing. 


pee m_— 


M AY. 
Orchard and Kitchin Gardemn. 


Sow Purſlain to have 1t young, Lettuce, large 


F you find your Buds ready you may inoculate. | 


f:ded Cabbige, (Fc. Look carefully to your 
Melons, and toward the end of the Month uncover 


them. Ser your Bees at Liberty, and expect. 


Swarms. 
Flowe!s 


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Orchards and Gardens 25 


and by 
Flower-Garden. 


rer B Ring your Oranges forth, Tranſplant and remove 
| them. Traſplant Amaranths, Flos Africanus, 
Naſturtium Indicum, Mirabilia- Peruviana,”&c. from 
our hot Eeds into good and rich Soil, as much as may 
{ bein the Sun. Give all your houſed plants (which 
you do not remove) freſh Earth at the Top, looſening 
the reft with a fork, raking great care that you hurr 
not the Roots, and cleanſe them from the Dult they 
-m, | have contracted in thez Conſervatory, - Plant your 
ith Stock Gilliftlowers in Beds at full Moon, and ſhade 
int | Your Carnations and Gilliflowers after mid-day. Ga- 
as | ther your Anemony Seeds as the Dew riſes, and pre- 
>d- | fſerveit dry. Cur the ſtalks of ſuch bulbous Roots as 
an | You find dry. Sow hot and Aromatick Herbs, 


IOW 
are 


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's, 05 ang) 
in Orchard and Kitchin-Garden. 


drels ſtopping the Joint. Inoculate Peaches, 
; Apricocks; Plumbs, Apples, Pears, &'c. Garher 
Herbs 'at the Full moon to keep, dry them in the 


ch | (SQ Vines of exuverant Branches and Ten- 


e | ſhade, Sow -Lerruce, Chervil, Radiſh; &c. Deſtil 
S, | Aromatickx Plants, Look; to your Bees for Swarms 
1s | and Caſts. Deſtroy Inſe&s. 

N, 

f | Fluwer-Garden. 

| 

[= | Ranſplant Autumnal Cyclamens. Taxe up Iris, 
C Chalcedon, Gather the ripe Seeds of your 


choiceſt Flowers, and preierve them dry. Take up 
yoar beſt Anemonies, Tulips and Ranuncalus's [rhe 
ſtalks teing wither'd ) after Rain, and dry the Roots 
| well. Lay Gilliflowers, which will take root 1n {ix 
! weeks, andbe ready to tranſp.ant into a light loamy 
' Earth, you may plant fix or ſeven in a Pot, but be 
careful ro keep them from too much. Rain. Slips cf 
Myrtil ſer in a cool and moiſt place do now frequent« 
ly take rcot. Such Gilliflowers as are row blower, 
keepfor ſeed, letting them have bur few Layers to 
nouriſh , and bur few buds; bur fave not any for this 
purpoſe-that break their Pods; Preſerve them from 


Weras much as you can. 
3 [ULY, 


39 Monthly Dire& ons jor 


; + © Þ Xs, 
Orchard and Kitchin Garden. 


Atet yoar planted Trees and Layers. 
Ptunie Apricocks and Peaches, ſaving as 
many of the young likelieſt ſhoors as are 


well placed. Cleanfe your Wall-fruir from ſuper- * 
fluous Leaves. Stop. the exuberant ſhoots of Vines 


at the fecond Joint, ' Remove your large fided Cab- 
bapes planted in May to head tn Auramn. Let fuch 


of this Garden's Herbs as you would fave;run rofeed. | 


Sow latter Peaſe, and Letruce, Chervil, Radifh, &c. 


for youtng Salading. Keep Weeds from growing to | 
ſeed, and begin your hawirig. Gather the Snails | 
from your Wall-fruit, bur pull nor off the bitren frun, * 
for then they will begin with others. Straiten the | 
Entrance of your Bee-hives, and help your Bees to | 
kill Drones, Waſps, &c. by ſetting Glaſſes of Beer 


mingled with Honey for them. 


Fluwer Garden. 


QCP Stocks and other lignous Plants and Flowers, 
From henceforth to Michaelmas you may lay Gil- 
hiffowers and Carnations for increaſe; . You may alſo 
lay Myrtles, Lawrels, Jeſamjnes, and other Greens. 
' Clip Box after Rain, Wattr your planted ſhrubs 
and Layers. Take up early Autumnal Cyclamens 
and tranſplant them. Gather carly Cyclamen Seed, 
and tow 1r preſently in Pors. Latter end of the Month 
ſift your Beds for Off-ſers of Tulips, and for Anemo- 
nies, Ranunculus's, &'c, You may ſow Anemony Seeds; 
keeping them remperately moiſt. 


| —_—— mm — —_— — - —— — 
— ——— I— 


AUGUST. 


Orchard and Kit:h,n Garden. 


oft ſuperfluous Branches and ſhoots of the ſecond 
ſpring. Pull up the ſuckers. Clip Roſes thar 
have now done bearing. Sow Cabbages and Coili- 
flowers ,for Winter Plants, Cornſalad, Lettuce, Ma-' 
rygolds, Carrots, Parſaips, Turneps, Spinag*e, Ony- 
ons, curled Endive, Angelica, Scurvy-grafs, and ſuch 
| Plants 


Porte early, if you began not ſooner. Prune 


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Orchards and Gardens. = 


Plants as endure Winter. Pull up ripe Onyons and 
Gafrlick, (&&c. Tranſplaat fuch Letruce as you would 
have abide all Winrer.- Gather Olitory ſeeds, and clip 
atid cue all fixch Herbs and Plants before Full Moon 
within an handful of the Ground. 


Mover Garden. 
Ather Seeds of ſhrubs which you find ripe. Now 
is tie ſeaſon for the budding of Orange Trees, 
inoculate t'crefore at the beginning of this Month. 
Take un bu! Roots of Lilies, Fc. dry them and lay 
them ap. Plan: ome Anemony Roots to have Flowers 
all Winter. ew carth your Pors of Auricula's, tranſ- 
plant aid divide their Roots into a light rich Earth. 
Sow Lark ſhee!. Columbines, Iron-colour'd Fox-gloves, 
Holly-Hocis, (5c. About Bartholomewtide is the only 
ſecare ſeaion for removing and laying your perennial 
Greens, Orat'ges, Limons, Myrtles, Phillyrea's, Olcan- 
ders, Jeſamines, Arbutus, and other rare ſhrubs, as 
Potngranates, Monthly Roſes, and whatever is obnoxi- 
ous to Frofſts. 


em — — 


_— —_Y 


SEPTEMBER. 
Orchard and Kitchin Garden. 


N dry weather gather ſuch of your Winter fruits as 
| are ripe, and daily pick up the Wind-falls, Re- 
leaſe inoculated Buds, Sow Letruce, Radiſh, Spin- 
age, Colliflowers, Cabbages,Q&c. and Winter Herbs 
and Roots. 1 ranſplant moſt eating and Phyſical plants. 


, Plant Strawberries out of the Woods, Earth up your 
” Winter Plants and Salad Herbs, and plant forth your 


Cabbages and Colliflowers which were ſown in Auguſt, 
Take up your Bees, and ſtraiten the Entrances of ſuch 
Hives as you leave. 

| Flower-Garden. 
OW Auricula's, Crocus's, Primroſe and Cowſlip- 
ſeeds. Stake your Autumral Flowers and Plants. 
{ Take off Glllitlower Layers earth and all, and Plant 
| them in Pots or ſhady Borders. About Michaelmas 
| i the weather be fair and nor foggy, retire your 
| choice Greens and rareſt Plants (being dry) into vour 
Conſervatory, ordering them wich freſh Mold, taking 
| bars of the uppermoſt. and ſtirring up the reſt, 
; ll the Caſes with rich and well-digeſted Soyl, leaving 
the Doorsand Windows ſtill open, and giving them 
much 


a3 Monthly Dire&ions for . 


much Air, ſothe Winds be nor ſharp or weather fog- 
gy. Shur them up by degrees, as the cold increaſes, 
Myrtles will endure abroad near a Month longer. Set | 
ſuch Plants as will not endure the Houſe into the Earth, 
the Pots two or three Inches beneath the ſurface. co- 
vering them with Glafles cloath'd with ſiveet and dry 
j _ but upon warm days and ſunny ſhowers uncoyer | 
| them, | 


OCTOBER. 
Orchard and Kitch.n Garden, 
fm Ground for Orchard and Kitchin-Garden, | 


Plant or tranſplant all forts uf Fruit-Trees, | 


= 
—_—”2 > Gan. am. oo co 


having loſt their Leaves, and thac ſo ſoon as} 1 

they fall; bur take no Trces for the Wall of abou! g 

two years grafting. Lay bere the Roots of old un-} þ, 

thriving or over haſty blooming Trees. Gather; 

i Fruit remaining, (dry weather) in the Decreaſe of the} yy 
| Moon, Plant and quaſh Quickſers, Remove Grafts | &$t 
4 after the ſecond year, excepr Dwarfs, which may] gr 
{ ſtand *rill the third, Set Frutt-ſtores three - Inches | e 
| deep, the ſharp end uppermoſt, and cover them with | pc 


fern or ſtraw, which take off at Spring. You may! 
yet ſow Genoa Lettuce, which w1ll laſt all the VVinter,, — 
Radiſhes, Cc. IG: 12 
| Flower Garden. | 
Ouſe your Hyacinthus Tuberoſe. Continus ſow- 
ing what you did laſt Month, ir you pleaſe.) 


! 
: 


Set your choice Tulips. Plant ſome Anemonies i [ 


= ” > HF _ 


Ranunculus's, which cover from the Froſts, but give 
them Air ina!! temperate intervels. Remove yout 
beſt Gilliflowers toſhelter from much Rain, All ſars/ ep 
of ' bulbous Roots may now be ſafely buried, Bear, for 1 
| Roll and Mow Carpet VValks, and Camomile, Fi 
j, niſh your laſt VVecding. 


h—— 


NOVEMBER. 1D 
| 


Orchard and Kitchin Garden. wel 

' | { Culy 
Lant young ſtandard and VVall Trees, and fur! Mol 
| P niſh your Narſery with Stocks to graft on the na 
following year. Continue your . ſerting and: dle, 


t5anſplanting ' Trees. 'Turn your ; Melon . Ground, Fro 
hens mixinf 
| 


Orchards and Kitchin Garden. 29 


mixing it with rich Earth, andlay it in Ridges againſt 
Spring. Trench ground for Artichoaks. Sow and fer 
early Peaſe and Beans. Lay up in Cellars for ſpending 
and for Seed, Carrots, Turneps, Parſneps, Cabbages, 
Collitlowers, &c. Crop Aſparagus, covering it with 
long Dung, and make Beds to plant in Spring. Take 
up your Poratoes for VVinter ſpending. 


Flower-Garden. 

Ow Auricula Seeds. Plant fibrous Roots, Reſes, Al- 
thea frurex, Syringa's, Peonies, &&'c. If the wea- 
ther require it, quite encloſe your tender Plants in your 
Conſervatory, and if it freeze in the houſe, kindle 
ſome Charcoal, aud when they have done ſmoakirg put 
them in a hole about the middle of the Floor. Ina 
ſun ſhiny quiet day you may ſhew them the Sun through 
the Glaſs, bur encloſe them again before the Sun be 
gone off. Be very ſparing in watering them, bur if they 
become extreme dry and it do not Freeze, you may 
with care refreſh them with a' little water mingled 
with Sheep or Cow-dung. Never give your Aloes or 
Sedums a drop of water all winter ; but if your Aloes 
grow manifeſtly roo dry, you may recover them by 
expoſing them a little to the Air in a fair day. Plant 

Foreſt Trees for VValks, (5c. 


_— 


DECEMBER. 
Orchard and Kitchin-Garden. 


Pi Vines and Stocks for Grafting. Prune and 


nailWall-fruit (which yet you may defer a month 

or too longer) and ſtandard Trees. Set all ſorts 
of Kernels, Stones, (Fc. Trench Ground and dung ir 
for Borders, (Fc. Turn and refreſh your Autumnal 
Fruit, 


Hower Garden. 


Oo up Traps for Vermin. Preſerve your Anemo- 
nies, (5c. from too much Rain or violent Froſt. 
Keep the Doors and Windows of your Conſervatory 
well matted. In open weather ſet your beſt Ranun- 
culus's ina Bed of Rotten Thatch or Straw, with good 
Mold above and below ; and ſer your beſt Anemonies 
na light rich loamy Earth fifred through a wyer Rid- 
dle. Preſerve your Fountain Pipes from cracking with 
Froſt, by coyering them with warm Horſe Litter. 


Re- 


[ 40 ) | 


i 
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_ ———  ——  —— 


: Reduttion of IPeights, IM: alures, and Cons 
Troy Weight. Grains | 
Peny-weight*| 24 
Ounce. 20 480 
Pound. 12 240. (790 | | 


Y Tre Weight is weighed Gold, Silver, Jewels 
F Amber, EleRuaries, Bread, Corn and Liquors; | 
and from this Weight all Meaſures for wet and = 


Commodities are taken. 
The Pound Tjoy is in proportion to the Pound| 


Averdupois as 17 to 14, and the Ounce as 51 to 56, | 


A TABLE for the Alſize of Bread, fa 


Bakers that live im Corpcrations, 


(22 Troy VVeight | Prem opor VT VV, | 
h Peny ld 0d- 
Ret | White | en Honſbuld| [bite ten. [bold 
5. 101. 02. dw.\l1. oz. dw.[{1. 0%. dw\ [0x.gu-PR-44.10%.94 
2 . oft 3 6] 11 cfſ2 6 12|j197 oef2s i340 
2 i: 2 21t 9 2j2 4 4|(16 ©[23 0j32 

2 61 x2 oſt 5 10ſ2 2 ofj15 of21 1130 | 
2 oſt o jt 6 of2 ©. 2[j13 219 3/27 9} 
3 o 11 $[1 4 18]1 10.10 {12 1118 3 3/24 1! 
3 3 10 11]1 3 16/8 9 2/14 2/17 123 

3 6jo 9 19]: 2 17]1 7 16];11 c|16 122 

3 oo 9 8 2 it 6 16/10 1/15 2/20 2 
t4 oo Þ 81 1 71 $5 16]] 9 2/14 319 2 
4 3 8 oft © 121 4 17]| 9 114 o18 2 
4 60 8 ut o ot 4 2f} 8 3/13 1117 2 
4 $© 7 13ÞP 11 20ſt 3 6]; 8 1j11 3/16 2 
s oo 75 7o 11 of: 2 14]; 8 o|i1 o16 0 
5 a. 7 iþ 10 108 2 1þ| 7 gin als 2 
s 6 6 15j lo 2/1 1 nc: 7 211 ol15 q 
s o9gjo 6 1oÞ 9g 14/1 1 c{| 7 oſlo 2114 al 
s oo 6 50 9 611 © 1cſ| 6 3/lo 1113 21 
's 3Þo 6 oo 9 o1 o of| 6 2[l0 ofl3 of 
j* 5p g 16 8 160 11 12]| 6 1] 9 217 2 
6 s 12 8. go 11 2| 6 x 9 112 1 
7 Note 


,- EY I. 


| Lp thecarics 7 eight, &x. Al 


= Kegaeed | Troy VVeight /} Averdupois W. 
— "heat - _— — 
h Peny NERns 13. | Peny whra- Hi = 

ins N -" I White. | Wheat: OW ſill | | whit ef ten. i old. 
. d.1t. oz dw.|[1. 07. aw.'li. oz. dw| oecqo. 7-qu. 17-44 

” ' 00: s g© 8 go f gs 23s 9239 

7 3o $s $0 7 180 10 11]|s 2j8 2|il 5 

| 17 60 5s 20 7 13,0 1 5g|1s 2/9 Nt 

i 0 - 900; 4-190 7 $2 9 19\|s 113 1110 3 

| [8 00 4 16ſo 7 $so 9 I2ils 17 3j1O © 

+ |$ 30 4 14] 7 lo 9 8s c|7 [to 
els, | 8 6/0 4 11ÞP3 6 17/0 9 7 NT 
I | vo 4 go 6 130 8 1tilg 317 119 2 
wl 9 00 4 6 6 tolo 8 12114 211 ol 92 
und Note, thar Bakers who live out of Corporations are 


\ |} to make their Bread of the weightof rhe Rate of three 
+ Pence leſs than the Corporation Bakers, as when the 
fe or! Corporation Baker wakes Bread of the Weight againſt 
* 5 5. the Country Baker muſt make ic of che Weight a- 
painſt4 s. 9 d. 


| 


VV, 
_ When Wheat 1s at 5 Shillings per Buſhel, thenrthe 
olg)| Corporation Baker's Peny Wheaten Loaf is ro weigh 
—]| 71 Ounces Troy, and Three Half-peny White Loaves 
-#%| thelike weight, and the Houſhold Peny Loaf is to 
4 od} weigh 1 Pound, 2 Ounces, and 14 Peny weight, Troy; 
2 and (o for a greater or lefſer weight prcportionably : 
> oft *And if a Baker wantbur one Ouncein 36, for the firſt, _ 
7 0} ſecond, and third fault he may be amerced, but for 
1 1 the fourth he is re ſtand in the Pillory withour re- 
ol demprion. 
2 0 
d 2 
2 Apothecaries Weight. Grains. 

, ——_ 


Scruples.| 20 | 


| 1 Drams| 3 | 60 
W Ounces.| 8 | 24 | 480 | 
; 2 Pound.) 12 | 96 | 288 | 5760. 
3 0 hs 
L| 
2| Apothecaries in maki ici : 
| of weight, bur they bay and ny = = 
[ 7 At erdupois. 
2 1 


G Aver- 


E| 


42 Avverdupois Werghts, KC. 


Averdupois Weight. Dram”. 
| Ounces, 16 
Pounds, 16 286 
Quarters." 28 | 443 | 75168 
Hundreds.) 4 \ 112 | 1792 | 28572 * 


— _ ——— 
No ——C 


Tun.| 20 | 80 | 2240 [ 3584” | $7340 | 


—_ —— 


By Averdupois Weight is weighed all manner of 


things that have waſte, as all Ro Drugs and Gro- | 
ar, Tallow, - Soap, 


cery, Rofin, Wax, Pitch, 
Hemp, Flax, (9c. all baſe Metals and Minerals, as 
Iron, Steel, Le2d, in, Copper, Alum, Copperas, (9c, 
The Tun Averdp4s 15 20 Hundred of all things, ex- 
cept Lead, which has but 19 Hundred and a half to 
the Tun or Fodder. The Hundred Weight Averdy- 
pozs contains 112 Pound, the Half * Hundred $56 
Pound, the Quarter 28 Pound, the Stone {or half 
Quarter of the Hundred) 14 Pcund; and thus is 
Iron and Short weighed ; but Alum, Cinamon, Nut- 


, 


megs, Pepper, and Sugar, have bur 13: Pound and a : 
 Falf to the Stone, or half Quarter of the Hundred, 27 | 
Poun-l ro rhe Quarter, 54 Pound to the half, and 108 | 


Pound to the whole Hundred. Eſſex Cheeſe and Bur- 
ter are weighed by the Clove, or half Stone, allowing 
8 Pound rocach Clove, and 32 Cloves, or 245 Pound 
to the Wey and in Suffo/4 they allow 42 Cloves, or 


336: Pound to the Wey. Wool 1s fold by the Cloveal- } 


lowing but 7 Pound to the Cleve, 14 pound to the Stone, 
28 Pound to the Tod, 182 Pound to the Wevy, 364 

Pound to the Sack, and 4353 Pound to the Laſt. A 
Fagot of Steel is 120 Pound, . A burden of Gad Steel 


is 9 Score, or 180 Pound. 56 Pound of Butter, or 60 | 


Pound of Soap, make a Firkin, and 2 Firkins or ei- 
ther make a Barrel. Butchers allow but 8 Pound to the 
S:one : 

% 2 


Wire Meaſures. 


Gallons. Gaihar.| 

Fogſheads.| 63 | |Tierce.| 42 
Pipe or But.| 2 | 126 2 | 84 
Im 214 [2521 [31255 


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EC IIIY 


Liquid Meaſures. 43 


Ale Meaſures. Pints.) 
Nuarts,' 2 

Pottles, 2 | 4 

Gallons., 2 | 4 | Eq 
Firkins.| 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 
Kilderbins.| 2 | 16 [32 | 64 [128 


Baryrel.\2 | 4| 32 | 64 128 |256 | 


RR 


Veſſels for Butter, Fiſh, and Soap, are made afcer 
the Ale Meaſure, 12 Ale Barrels making a Laſt. 


Beer Meaſures. Pints.' 
Quarts., 2 

Pattles. 2 | 4 
Gallons 2 | 4 | 

Firkins.| 9 | 18 | 36 | 72 
Kilderkins,) 2 | 18 | 35 | 72 | 

Parrel.| 2} 4 | 35 | 72 |144 [288 | 


The Dury of Exciſe upon Strong Beer and Ale 1s 
2 5. 6 d, per Barrel, and upon Small Beer and Ale 6 d. 
per Barrel. A Barcel of Beer contains 35 Gallons, and 


' 'a Barrel of Ale J2. as you may ſee in the reſpective 


Tablcs of Ale and Bzer Meaſure. Brewers are allowed 
for Leakage, (9c. of Beer (both Strong and Small) 3 
Barrels 1n 23, and of Ale 2 1n 22 fothat the Neat Ex- 
cile of a Barrel of Strong Beer to be paid by Common 
Brewers 1s 2 5, 2 d, and 27 of a Farthing; of a Barre! 
of Strong Ale 2 5. 3 d. 1 f. and 23 of a Farthing 3 and 
of a Barrel of Small Beer $ d. awd 33 of a Farthing; 
and aſter theſe Rares I have Calculated a Book of Tz- 
bles of Exciſe for Common Brewers, which is Sold by 
Mr. Paſſinger at London-Bridge, to which I refer you, 
whercin, beſides other Tables of Exciſe for Y1&uallers, 
and Retailers (who have no Allowance for Leakaze, 
Oc.) of Beer, Ale, Cider, Coffee, Chocolate, Tee, and 
Sherhet, there is an Abſtrad of a!l the Laws of Excice 
row 1n force, as likewiſe Mr. Mayne, and Mr. Walker's 
Tables for Gauging of Cack by Addition and Multiplica- 
tim only. 


G 2 Dry 


/ 


: 
_ | | QT vos 24 - fat | 
- } } - & T [ 4Ti 47 . 

4 4. Dry, Long Gnd Oo! Mit 1 {t e | 
Priitub 

Pry Mcaſurecs. warts, 2 | 

} Rn7s. - 

Pittles.| 2 \ 4] 

Gallons. 2 | 4 | 8 | 

OY . 
Pecks | 2 4 | $ | 16} 


C—A ww CR OR 


Quarters. =; 32 | 64.128 | 255 | 512 
We)z.] $5 | 4o | 1601320 640 [1280/2560 
_Taft.| 2 | 10 | 8 |: 


Buſhel:.| 4 i 8 | 15 | 22 | - 


320 1540 |1280!2550|5 129} 
A Buſhel Water-Meaſure contains $ Peck.s. Some! 


maxes Quarters of Meal a Wey, and 1 Wey 3 Quar 
ters a Laſt. 


W ; 


Long Meaſures, Inches. 


Tards.| 3 35 

Poles.| 51 162 198 

Farlong.| 40 | 220 650 | 7920 
Mile.| 8 | 320 ' 1750 _$5280 | 63360| 


| 

Tn this Table the Pole or Perch 1s computed to be | 
16 Feet and an half, which is the Stature Meaſure, 
but thcre are ſome cuſtomary Meaſures which are | 
more, as for Fens and VVoodlands rhey reckon 18 
Feet to the Pole, and for Foreſts 21. 


Superficial or Square Meaſures. Feet. 
Yards.\ 9 
Poles.| 3oz | 27924 
Roods.| 40 | 1210 | 1c8go 
Acres. 4 160 4849 | 43560 


In this Table you have ina Square Mile 640 Square 
Acres, 2560 Square Reods, gc. in a Square Acre. 
4 Square Roods, 160 Square Poles, (5c 1n a Square 
Pole 304 Square Yards, and 2724 Square Feet; 
and in a Square Yard 9 Square Feer. VVhich being 
rightly underſtood, all theſe Tables of Reduction are | 
cufficiently explained. 


Mile.\640 ]2560 102400 30597600 | 27878400 | 
| 


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areal 2 ith the [6 ing: ih, by the late famons 
Sir JON AS MOORE. 


I: SITY 
ries 0ames. [IolE Eee 
'London F OOT- —— Ts - 000D T[F3- © x 
London Pound AverdupoBs' mf "1 OC 
| FRANCE. 

Paris Royal Foot 1 681 o $80 $g3 
LYON Ell-—————— —|}3 973 11 71 59 
Bologn Ell-——— — 2s. o- 89 
| TIES 
| xviL PROVINCES. 
Amſterdam Foot ————|jo 942Þþ 1t go 9g3 
Amſterdam Ell-- 2 269]2 3 2 
'Antwerp Foot © 946Þ 11 glo g8 
Antwerp Ell-- 2 27312 
P . 73 3 $3 
Brill Foot-- conan AM... 200 
Dort FoOt- ————-—; I4/t 2 2 
Rynland or Leyden Foot---- _ Zzjl © go 96 
'Rynland or Leyden Ell; 26083 32 1 
Lorain Foot— og8jo It 4qJo g8 
Mecklin Foot- b g1c|o 11 oo g8 
Middleburgh Foor- —|© 9g91ſo 11 gfo 98 
GERMANT. 
Strasburgh Foot- | 
Bremen Foot--— C - - « ' - Þ- 
(Cologn Foot - 0 4 nb ” |. 
Frankford on the Mein Foot|, : "” " 
Frankford on the Mein Ell--|, 34 ' £ > pM 
——_— Ell I gos|t 10 8o gg 
Lubeck Ell-— #- WS >. 
Noremburgh Foot-——_ ah © 
Noremburgh Ell- 2 2212 Sha 
1elina FOOt--- m— 2% MMM 83 
Places 


46 Weights and Meaſures compared. 
ooo] I $10[YJ 
Places NAMES. R Parts I SPrs.|5 Pre. 
SPAIN and PORTUGAL. 
Spaniſh Palm, or Palm of 
Caſtle _— JJ Y Oo 99 
Spaniſh Vare, or Rod 4 Pal.]z 43 © © 
Spaniſh Foot 3 of the Vare|1 a © 
{Li1sbon Vare--- SL Rs 3 x 85 
Gibralrer Vare A... 2. 
Toledo Foot-: o 85990 10 7% © 
Toledo Vare-- + = 
'$ Ef © 
Roman Foor = the Monu- a : 
? of Colſurtus-- ——jo 967 11 = 
ment e of Scatilius jo 9g72Þ 11 7 | 
Roman PaJm for Building, 
whereof 1o make a Caunaſo 73?zjo 8 8 
ononia Foot- t 204/t 2 gilt 295 
ononia Ell-— S 200 - 2 9 
ononia Perch ; whereof 
$00 make a*Mile. [2 4C[12 5 | 
orence Brace or Ell—-ſl « 913]t 11 ct 23 
aples Palm-- j 861 g 611 43 
Naples Braze- j2 Iocla +4: 2 
Naples Cauna- -— 5 886 10 5 
Genoa Palm —|o 8300 g 611 42 
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Parma Cubit-- ji B856/t 10 41 43 
Venice Foot--- b 2 Me 
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Engliſh Silver and Copper Coins. F ar things. | 
Half Peny. | 2 
Peny. | 2 : 4 * 
Two Pence. | 2 | 4 | 8 
Three Pence. | 13 | 3 | 6 | 12 
Groat, SHINE TY Tx 16 
Six Pence. | 12 F215 s | 12 | 24 | 
Shilling, | 2 tat s | 6 | 12 | 24 48 
Half cr.| 23 | 5 | 73 | 10 | 15 | 39 ] 60 [120 
Crownſ2| 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 30 | 60 | 120 | 240 | 


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Gold to Silver is in proportion as 12 to 1, and the 
Value of buth in Enzland is as follows: One Peny-weight 


of Angel Gold is worth 4 s. 2d. 2f, Of Crown Gold 3s, 


1c d. 2 f. and of Soveraign 3s. 5d. 2f. The Scandard 
of Sterling Silver is 11 Ounces, and 2 Peny-weight of 
fine Silver, and 18 Peny-weight of Alloy of Copper; 
ſo that 12 Ourices of pure Silver without any Alloy, is 
worth 34. 45.6 d. and an Ounce 5 5s. 4 d. 2f. but with 
Alloy the Pound 1s worth no more than 3 . and the 
Ounce 5 & | 

The Standard for Gold 1s in the Pound Troy 11 
Ounces of fine Gold, and 1 Ounce of Alloy. 

Our Gold is of cqual rnencf; with the Spamſh, French, 
and Flemiſh; tat our Silver Coin has lefs of Alloy 1n it 
chan either French or Datch, 

Finenefs of Go!d is eſteemed by the Carat, which 
1s no certain weight, bur che Twenty fourth Parr of 
any Quantity, and 15 divided inro Grains and Parrs ; as 
the Twenty fourth Part of the Pound Tjoy, and then 
Two Peny weight 12 Grains Troy makes a Cara&-grain, 
and four of ſuch CaraQ-grains make a Cara, and 24 
Caratts make a Pound Troy 3 or the Twenty fourth parc 
of an Ounce Trey, ard then five Troy Grains make one 
CaraR-grain, and four CaraR-grains make one Cara&, 
and Twenty four Caratts make one Ounce Troy. The 
Caratt v/hich werghs Jewels 1s divided into four Grains, 
of which 20 make a Peny-weight Troy, 


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G O L Þ Cos. 


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'French Piitol-- —_ $- SF @ v9 4 
French Lewis.» ——— ——— | 3 14 'o 14 4 
Holland Rider-- ———— 6 10 x 5s ol! 
Hungary Ducket-- | a EY 9] 
Spaniſh Piſtol-- -- {4 8jo 17 4; 
[Flanders Albertus— 3 To 11 2 
Double Soveraign of Flanders--—.} 7 3i!iz $83 6 
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Gilder of Matthias Emperour----.! 2 3 lo 7 '2 
G1lder of Noremburgh 2 35 9+ il 
[Half Cardinal ANgClmm————  Þ 6 4 
Cuckeen of Venice—- 4 SS = 
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Rixdollar of the Empire-- o 18 vole 45s of © 
Mexico Ryal m—_  - i << 
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Double Dutch Styver o tao -2 28 5 
Croſs Dollar-—— moms of a 2:4 k 
Zealand Dollar-—--- Ewen ay 25.200 ©. L 
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Ferdinando Dollar, 1623.—-— ſo 18 614 3 <© 2 
Prince of Orange Dollar, 1624-—|o 18 6/4 3 3 6 
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For the ready Caſting up any Number of Far- | 
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may be found by Inſpeftion what the Great 
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from One Farthing to Five Shillings. 


The Uſe and Explanation. 


| Example 1. If 1 Ell of Canvas coft 5 ds 2 f. What will 


$00. Ells coſt ? 


Seek for Seven-pence half-peny ar the Topof the Fages 
which you will find page 79. Then ſeek for 500 ( the 
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in the third Column, and againſt ir is 15]. 125, 6d, 
and fo much will $00 Ells of Canvas coft at 7d. 2 f. 


the Ell. 


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will 2 C, weight Averdupois coſt ? 


| Seek in the Page whoſe Title is Four-pence half-pery » 


for 224 (there being ſo many Neat:Pounds in 2 C, 
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anſwers the Queſtion, 

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I od What did 1 Pound cyſt ? : 


Seek in the Table” *rill” you find 4/. 15. 8d. againſt 
560 (the Neat Pounds in $ C. Averdupois) and ac 
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[ 164 | 
Intereſt of Money for days. 


{ by find the Intereſt of any ſum of Money for any 
Number of Days at any Rate of Intereſt, the 


Rule 15, 


* Multiply.the Principal by the Race, and the Produ& | 
by the Number of Days, and it gives a Dividend, 


which divided by 356500 (the Common Divitor for all 
; Rates) anſwers the Queſtion. 


Example 1. What is the Intereſt of $00 l, at 6 per 
Cent, for 200 Days ? 


The Principal $00 


The Rate 6 
ZocO 
Days 200 


Common Diviſor 35500) 600000 (16.438 
Anſwer 16 1,8 s. 9d. 


Example 2. What zs the Tatereft of 1000 1. at 8 per 
Cent. for 36s Days ? 


Principal 1000 
Rate 8B 


8000 
Days 365 


Common Diviſor 36 500)2920000 (80 L Anſwer. 


And thus may you readily find the Intereſt of any 


ſum of Money at any other Rate, for any Number of 
Days. 


1] 36500 
|2\. 73000 For the eaſing you in your Diviſion, I 
31109500} have here inſerted a Table of the Multi- 
141145000] plication of the Common Diviſor, where- 
[182500] by you maya firſt ſight perceive how ma- 
61219000] Ny times the Diviſor is contain'd in the 
71255500 Dividend, 
81292000 
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Forbearance, Diſcompt, and Purchaſe 


OF 


ANNUITIES. 


FOR 


I, 2, 5,7, 10, 14, 20,and 21 Years, at 
6 pr Cent. Compound Intereſt. 


SHEWING, 


I. What an Annuity, Rent, or Penſion, forborn any 
of thoſe Numbers of Years amounts to. 

IT. What an Annuity, to continue any ef thoſe Num- 
bers of Years, is worth in ready Money. 

III. What Annuity any ſum of Money will purchaſe to 
continue any of the aboveſaid Numbers of Years, 


Note, That you have two years inſtead of one year 
PR ſet downin the Forbearance of Anmtties, be- 
cauſe the Annuity is not due till the end of one year, 
and therefore cannot be conſidered as forborn thac 
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Diſc. mpt of Annuities 


10 Years, 14 Years, 
6 <1 $ Ci 6 4 
Em Pix SY > -$ 00 3 
44 ix Þ 13: 18 YH 2 
7 1 $9-129 . ©. 
9 Fi W425 
9s 26 i © © B20 RA.. 
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= 0 'y © oy -3 2 0 
427 {9 1 -*$..9 [1 
6.9 $1 93 28. [370 
= 0-27 - MM 3s $36 
ww; 41 m0 4 10 3 
5:4 01 20 10 T9 
SS 7 ® 6230 -26- PD <1 
= 6 70 v1 19 &: $3 
i T10 41:10 4: #8 
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99.44 G7 6: 79 
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= 1 © 21 LW'-199, © 6 
we Y © $j $00" '4g..245 08 
$68 © 2 © f 464 14 214 $ 
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0.6 1129988 + +3! 
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at 6 per Cent. I7} 
p | 20 Years. | 21 Years. 
Pounds. ——_ 
L % t þ$ © G8 f 
I | WW 9: 2M at IS; ,$ 
2 22' 18 9 2 23- 10' .6 3 
b: 2 w To WW $92 
4 7 Jy. oi. 7 6 2 
5 g 7 ea © on Y 
6 68- 16 4 -3 oy 28 3 3 
7  $i.-9 2 82 6'11 3 
2 06 14:39 9s VS; 3 A 
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6 | us3 10: -4 -N 16: 4: & © 
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if ww 9 28.0 0.2 
19 a WW 6 YN : 260-  ©@ -& 
20 by 7 0 HITS 
[- 30| 344' 1 11 # 352: 18} $ 
49 498 ' 135 21 1] - 470-18, $ 
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60 683 3 10 3] 9og 16 10 
yo | 00s 19 1 27 Tay” 5:8 
80 oy - 22 $0 A \ ab: © -Þ 
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200 | 2294 19 * 8 -1| 2352 46 3. 
300 | 3449 19 6 1 3529 4, $ 
490 | 4587 ig 4 | 4704 I2 79 I 
goo | $734 19 2 2} 496023: ©: 9 
600 | 6881 19 o 2 7058 8 1o 
700 | 8o28 18 1o 2 8234 179 _ © 
800 | 91975 18 8 3} 9411 Ss 2 
_ 900 | 10322 18 6 3| 10587 13 4 
1000 | S146g 18 4 3| 11764 1, 6 
2000 | 22939 16 9 2| 23528 3 © 
zo0o | 344099 Is 2 2] 35292 4 $6 © 
ooo | 45879 13 7. 1] 470956 6 © © 
$000 | $7349 I2 o of 58820, 7 _ 6 
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| 1 Year. 3 Years, 
L $ d. fe | l. Ss d. þ 
I "I 8 He 2 4 
> o 1a 82 
We 30% 1. RT LE. 
SS - FF V s--Þ 0 I 
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= 2» $$ $70 2-2 
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6. IE. SY 
by & -© :0 &- 239 # 2 
16 I9 CS. 5 I9 8 2 
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6g : 26 © © $3 2 .2 © 
_—_— = 9 49 
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—__ > 746 16 6 8 
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as. © 0 0] 8p 12 1 3 
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10 Years. 14 Years, | 
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50 5 8s 3& © 42 j9-S 
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70 >... 9... 7 0 223 
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Wh- Tables are fo plain in themſelves, that t 
need no Examples to illuſtrate them ; but hi 
cauſe Queſtions only of the particular Years mention? ; 
at the top of each Column can be reſolved by them, 
ſhall in the next Page inſert a Table, whereby you ma| 
try any Number in the forgoing Tables, and anſwe 
any Queſtion belonging either ro Forbearance, Diſcomp, 
or Purchaſe of Annuities (as alſo to the Rebate of 
ney) at 6 per Cent. Compound Intereſt, for any num | 
or ears, not exceeding 40: To do which, this is 
Rule : 


Multiply that Number in the Table which ſtands rigll 
againſt the Number of Tears propoſed (and in the Columnl| 1 
which the Queſtion belongs, whether for Forbearance, Dill 1 
compr, or Purchaſe of Annuities, or Rebate of Money| 
by the Annutty to be forborn, diſcumpted, or purchaſed, (| ; 
by the Sum to be rebated, and from the Produ# cut off þ 
Figures to the right hand, the Figures remaining to the le| 1 
hand are Pounds, and the Figures cut off are the Decim | 


Parts of a Pound, 1. 


One Example will be ſufficient to explain the wholl 
Table, which ſhall be this: | l- 


I; $00 I, Annuity be forborn 21 Tears, what will | ? 
amount to ? 


Tabular Number againſt 21, and un-?, 
der Forbearance of Annuities. 2 39992725 
Annuicy torborn — $of © 


- 6|262 ol 
1999 [39259] | 


_— — — —— 


|| Be 
F Anſwer 19995 l. and .362$00 Decimal Parts of > 
Pouad, which being reduced, is 7 5. 3 4, And this 
prees exaQly with the foregoing Table of the Forbea i 


ance of Annuities, (wherein under the Title 21 Jeayf 
and againſt $00 in the firſt Column, you have 19995 kj 


75.34, of._) '; 


And after this manner are all Queſtions belonging wh. 
the following Table refolyed, | 
il 


| 


| 179 j 


laſt Tab 


A Table ſupplying the Defe& of Yearsin the Three 
= as alſo ſhewing the Rebate of Money, 
| at 6 per Cent. Compound Intereſt. 


BForbearance of 


Annuities, 


*$4P92 


Dijcompt of Purchaſe of Rebate of 


Annrties, 


Anmaties. | Money. 


I ©OGOGOO 
2060000 
3183500 
4374516 
$537093 


943395 
1833392 
2673012 
3465105 
4212363 


1060000 


545437 


374110 


288591 


237396 | 


889996 
839619 
792093 


6975318 
8393837 
$8974657 
11491315 


4917324 
5382381 
6209792 
6801691 
7350086 


203363 
199136 
151036 
147022 
135868 


704960 
665057 
627412 
591898 


! 13180793 
| 14971642 
16869940 
198882137 
2101506 5 
23275969 


7886873 
8383843 
8852682 
9294983 
9712248 


126793 | 


119277 


. 102960 


107585 
192963 


526787 
468339 
417265 


442301 


747258 


558394 


496969 | 


| 943396 | 


25572527 
28212379 
305905551 
337 $9990 
356785590 


lorog8gg4 
10477258 
10827602 
It158115 


11459920, 


39992725 
43392289 
45995826 
go815575 
54964510 


11754075 
12041180 
12303377 
12550355 
127332354 


98952 
95445 
92356 
89621 
85184 


85204 


83045 
81278 


79679 


78227 


' $9159381 

63795763 
\ 68528109 

73539796 

7905818 4 
84801675 
g088977 5 
97343162 
104183752 
$51_111434777 
119120864 
127268115 
135904203 
145058455 


13003164 
13210532 
13406162 
13590719 
13764829 


79994 
75997 
74592 
73519 
72649 


393645 
371354 
359345 
339513 


277595 
251797 
245978, 
232998 


311894 
294115 


219810 
207368 
195639 
184559 
174110 


154761562 


13929084 
14084041 
14230227 
14358158 


14498263 


71792 
71002 
70273 
69598 
68974 


| 154957 
145186 
137940 

- 130105 


14521003 
14736797 
14945035 
14949050 
IS$040313 


68395 
67857 
67358 
60394 
65451 


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To find the foregoing Fraftion .3625 by this Table, 


ou muſt do thus: Seek for the Decimal FradFion in the 
- Table that is neareſt co it, (ſince you cannot at once 


find all the Figures) which 1s .35, againſt which on , 
the left hand you have the value of it, viz. 7 5. ſub-. 


rra& this from 4.3525, and there will remain ,0125, 


F 
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which being found in the Table, againſt ir ſtands 34& MM 


which added 20 7 5: gives 7 4. 36. thr the ralon 


+3625 of 4 Pound, 


And thus you way find the _ of any Fraftjon " F 


a Pound by this Table, 


T H EF 


TEA KASITES GE 


POST-LETTERS, 


| BOTH 
LINLAND, and OUTLAND; 
| ESTABLISHE D, 


Anno XIJ. CAR.II. Regis. 


So 
8 I. = carriage of every ſingle Letter not 
| exceeding one Sheer, to or from any 0 
| place nor exceeding fourſcore Miles - 
 Thelike carriage of every double Letter noe Q 
; Exceeding two Sheets- —_ 
The like carriage of every Pacquert of Let- 
'rers proportionable to theſe Rates. 


| Thelixe carriage of every Pacquet of Writs, 5 
Deeds, and other things, for every Ounce —— 4 


IT. The carriage of every ſingle Letter above \ - 


| fourſcore Miles —_ 
The like carriage of every double Letter--— o 
And after theſe Rates for all Pacquets of Let- 
ters, | 
The like carriage of every other yu——_y . 
for eyery Ounce.-- — _ — 


III, The carriage of every fingle Letrer from 
London to Berwick, or from Berwick to London, 
The like carriage of every double Letter-— © 
And after theſe Rates for all Pacquets of 
'Lerrers, 
| © The like carriage of every other Pacquer, for 
, every Ounce $ , 


IV. The carriage of every ſingle Letter from 
Berwick unto any place within 4o Miles diſtance 

The like carriage of every double Letter-— © 
. And after theſe Rates for cyery Pacquert of 
Letters. 


The 


182 The Rates of Poſr- Letters. 


s 0 

The carriage of every other Pacquetr, =; - 
CVEry OUNCC---— —_ _—— 

The carriage of every ſingle —_— : 
diſtance than 40 Miles-— — 

The like carriage of every double Letter--- o 8 

And after theſe Rates for every Pacquer of 
Lerters. : 

The like carriage for things of greater am E 
by the Onnce- ——— 


oo 


— ———_—_—_—_—_— — 


Enzlandro Dublin in Ireland, or from Dublin 1in- 
ro England.-- ems mmm 
The like carriage of every double Letter----- 1 © 
And after theſe Rates for every Pacquet of 
Lerrers. 
The like carriage of every other Pacquet, forQ , 
every Ounce.-- — o 


V. The carriage of every fingle Letter mind 
O 


VE. The carriage of every fingle Lecter from 
Dublin to any place within 40 Miles diſtance, or 0 
from = place within the like diſtance ro Dablin 
The like carriage of every double Letter----- © 4 
And after theſe Rares for every Pacquet of 
etters. 
The like carriage of every other Pacquet, for £ : 
every Ounce-- 
The carriage of every Lerter a farther di-g , 
ſtance than 40 Miles-—— — c 
The like carriage of every double Letrer-— © 
And after theſe Rates for every Pacquet of 
Letters. 
The [like carriage of every other ——— ; 
for every Ounce--- _ 


To m—_—— - 


Oo A 


Oo 


The ſeveral Rates that now are and have been taken 
for the carriage of Letters, Pacquzts, and Parcels, toor 
from any of kis Majeſties ſaid Dominions, ro or from 


any other Parts or Places bcyond the Scas, are as fol- ,, 


low, that is to ſay, 


f, 


ven, and Places of like diſtance, car- Double 1 


riage paid to Rowen is for--- Treble 1 


vg! 
Morlaix, St. Maloes, Caen, Xx nn. - hw 
Ounce 1 


Qo\, A'O oo. 


Han:bargh, 


————— 


——  — 


The Rates of Poſt Letters. 18 


Single © 
Hamburgh, Colen, Frankfurt, carri- Y Double 1 
age paid to Antwerp is ——— ——\ Treble 2 
£{ Ounce 2 

Venice, Geneva, Legorn, Rome, Na- ( Single © 
ples, Meſſina, and all other Parts cf ) Double 1 
Italy by way of Venice, fran# pro ) Treble - 2 
FU (14, Ounce 2 


Marceha, Smyrna, Conſtantinople, A- _— l 
leppo, and all parts of Turkze, carriage ou 0 
paid to Marcelia- o—— -N% UNCE 2 

unce 3 
Single © 

And for Letrers brought frem the )Double 1 

faid places ro Enrgland-- —- _ Treble 2 
Ounce 2 


The carriage of Letters brought into England, 


from 
Single © 

Calice, Diep, Builoign, Abb2ville, 4- J Double © 

miens, St, Omzrs, Montreff-- ————— Y Treble 1 
Ounce 1 

Single © 

[FAVES Double 1 
pn —— ___ 
Ource 1 

Single 1 

Genoua, Legorn, Rome, and other \ ple , 
parrs of Traly by way of Lyons, fran& < ; 0... © 
Pro LyOnS ——- a Ourice 2 

4 CEE C Ounce 3 
"The carriage of Letters outwards, _ 

To Bourdeaux, Rochel, Nants, Orle- _ © 
ans, Bayon, Tours, and places of like = = « 
diſtance, carriage paid to Parig-—— JE 2 

_ Ounce 2 
Single 1 
Letters brought from the ſame pla- YDouble 2 
Ounce 4 


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The carriage of Letrcrs outwards, 


%. .< 

To Nweminrgh, Bremen, Dantzick,\ Single 1 © 
Lubech, Lipſmi:k, and other places }Double 2 »© 
of like diſtance, carriage paid ro Zam- Y; Ounce 3 »© 
BUY M == enmrmmmmmmmnennn Ounce 4 o 
Single o 9g 

4 BER Double 1 6 
aac F ay Treble 2 2 
Ounce 2 © 


Dunkirh , Oftend, Liſl:, Ipres, Cam: 
bray, Ghent, Bruxels, Bruges, Antwerp, #Single © 8 
and all orher parts of Flanders ; Double 1 4 
Sluce, Fluſhing, Middleburgh, Am-C Treble 2 © 
fterdam, Rartterdam, Delph, Hague, and Ounce 2 © 
all other parts of Xoiland and Zealand 4 


All Merchants Accompts not exceeding a Sheet, B:!ls 
of Exchange, Invoices, Bills of Lading, ſhall be allowed 
without Rare in the price of the Letters, and alſo the 
Covers of the Letters not exceeding a Sheet, to Mar- 
ſeils, Venice, or Legorn rowards Turkte. 

The Hire of Poſt-Horſes 1s after the Rate of 2 d. for 
every Engliſh Mile, and 4 d. every Stage for a Guide, 


Poſt-Letters may be ſent from London, 


On Mondays, 
France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Flanders and 
Sweedland, Denmark, Kent and the Downs. 
On Tueſdays, 
To Holland, Germany, Sweedland, Denmark , Ireland, 
Scotland, all parcs of England and Wales. 
On Wedneſdays. 
To all parts of Kent and the Downs. 
On Thurſdays, 
To France,Spain,Ttaly,all parts of England andScotland. 
On Fridays, 
To Flanders, Germany, Italy, Sweedland, Denmark , 
Holland, Kent, and the Downs. 
On Saturdays, 
All parts of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. 


Letters are returned from all parts of England, and 
Scotland certainly revery Monday, Wedneſaay, and Friday 3 
from Wales every Monday and Friday ; and from Kent 
and the Downs every day : But from other Parts more 
uncertainly, 1n regard of the Sea, THE 


wp 


| 185 | 
| A IN 
(OF THE 


* Penny-Poſ, 


Hereas by an Order from the Poſt-Maſter 
\ A General, bearing Dare the 11th of March, 
1687; all Carriers, Stage Coaches, Higlers, 
| and Drivers of Pack-Horſes, are forbidden to Carry, or 
' Re-carry any Letter, or Pacquets of Letters, excepr 
what concerns their Packs, upon the Penalties therein 
exprcſt ; Therefcre for the better Accommodation of 
all Perſons in their Correſpondency, there are Foot- 
| Poſts ſe:led for the Colle&ing and Delivering of all Let- 
rers, as well for the General Pojt-Office, as others, to 
theſe Towi13 round London, brancht out from the Six 

| Offices; as followerh 3 V7z, 


}3 b From 


186 - An Account 


From the Office for WESTMINSTE RePrecin@, in 
| Dukes-Courr, near St. Martin's-Church, to 


| Chelſey j. - 
| Blacklands 
Earls Court 
| Sandy-End 
The.Grove 
| Parſons-Green . 
| Wallham-Green 
North-End 
Fulham 
Hammerſmith | 
Chiſwick 
Stran on the Green 
Turnham-Green 
Old-Branford % 
New-Brandford 
Thiſtleworch 
| Twittenham 
Knights-bridge 
Brompton 
The Gower 
Renfſiagton 
Shepherd:-tuſh 
Whitron 
| Teddington | 


— —  — 


the Morning, and Two in 
the Afternoon, 


Mo.cley 
Walton 
Weybridge 


Eaſt-Aton T7 

Acon-Town 

Litele Eiling 

Great Eiling 

Hanwell 

Southall 

Hayes i Once a day; at Etpht mn 

Hillendon | the Morning. 
| 


Uxbridge 
| Denham 
| Gerrard-Croſs 
Hedgerley 
Boultroud 
Beakonsficld 


Narthall 


Twice a day; at Eight in | 


Fin 


MFeenftree 


of the Penny-Poſt. 187 


Northall 


Perrysfield FTI» 
Ganford-Town and Green \ Once 4a day 3 at Eight in 


Harrow o'th” hill the Morning, 


Pinner 
Rickmanſworth 


From the Office for the TEM PLE-Precm#, in Chi- 
cheſter-Rents, near Lincolns-Inn. 


- 


Pankridg 4s 
: Twice a day ; at Eight in 

go 6 ON the Morning, and Three in 

me the Afternoon. 

Hendon 

Hornl = 

Muzzlehill Once a day , at Eight i1 

Conyhatch the Morning. 

Whetſton 

Torteridge 


. From the Office for St, P AULS-Precin#, at the Royal 


Bagnio-Coffec-Houſe in Newgate-ſtreer, to ..-_; 


| x0; Five times a day ; at 8 and 
_— [f 1m the Morning, and 7, 
Y 4, and 5 Afternoon.) 


From the Office for the Hermitage-Precin&, on 
Little Tower-hill, ro 


_—_—_ Three times a day; at 8 
Black wal and I2 in the. Morning, 
Stepney and 4 in the Afternoon. 
Bow ; | 
Stratford | Twice a day; at Eight in 
Upper andLower Prumley the. Morning and Two in the 
and Weſt Ham Afternoon. 
Upto WES Ih 
Plow Once a day; at Eight inte 
Morning, 


from 


158 An Account 


From the Office for SOUTHWARE-Precirt, in 
towl-lanc in the Burrough, 7: 


Lambeth-Marſh 


Sourh-Lambernh 
Fox-hall 


Nine-Elms \ 


Clapham 
Batterſea 
Wandſworth 
Putney 


Roe-Hampton 

Barns 

Barn-Elms | 
Moreclack 

Eaſt and Weſt Sheen 
Richmond 

Kew 

Ham. 


Lambeth-Town 


Wimbleton | | 


Four times a dav ; at 8 and 
11 inthe myning and 2 and | 
6 in the afterncon, 


| 


Twice a day; at Eight im 


e the morning, and Two in the 


afternoon. 


Newington-buts 
Kenningron 
Wallworth 
Chamberwell 
Peckham 


Dulwich # 


Stockwell 
Stretham 
Mitcham 
Wodon 
Beddington 
Upper and Lower Sheen 


—— __ ——  - — — 


Once a day; at Fight mn the | 


Wallington 4 morning. 


Caſechalton 
Morden 
Mart] rin 


Upper and Lower Tooting; 


Craydon 


Redriff 


Seven times a day 


Up- 


f 1 


Up- 


of the Penny-Poſ?, TI, 


Upper andLowerDeptford} 
Greenwich 


Week Twice a day; at Fight im the 
Plumſted 2 morning, and 1 in the ajte;- 
Leigh ; 710, 

Luſam [ 

Eltham 8) 


From the General Penny-Poſt Office at Crosby- 
houſe 7n Biſhopſgate-ſtreer, to 


H . 
Cid Three times a day; at 8 and 
Newington-Green 12 in the marning, and s in 


Newingron-Town the afternoon, 


Tottenham 
Edmonton 
Southgate 
Enfield 
Northall 
Waltham-Abby 


Epping. 


Mile-End 
Hackney 
Abridge 
Onger 


Once a day; at Eight in the 
mornthg. 


CFRCEJDS 


Three times a day ;, at 8 and 
12 in the morning, and 5 in 
the afternoon. 


WWW 


Lowlayton p. 
Layton-ſtone 
Walthamſtow 
Ga 
Chigwe Once a day; at Eight in the 
Wanſtead rp morning. (i , 
Ilford 
Barkin 
d 


inde 
Hare-ſtreer / 


And 


Fl 
" 
4 


199 An Account of the Penny-Poſt. 


And for prevention of Delays, This is further to give 
Notice, Thar ſuch Perſons as ſend Letrers to any of the 
afore-mentioned Towns, and cannot conveniently deli. 
ver them into the proper Offices, are to allow a propor- 
rionable time for their conveyance from the Receiving- 
houſes to the ſaidOffices from whence they are diſpatch : 
And ſuch Letters thar are direted to the Towns meſt 
remote, and of Conſequence to be delivered in the Mor- 
ning, it would be conyenient they ſhould be left over 
night, before the Meſſengers bring in their laſt Walks. 


Note, That for every Letter and Parcel from theſe 
Towns to London, you are to pay One Penny at the 
Receiving-houſes chere : And from London to the a- 
foreſaid Towns, the Meſſenger is allowed for his own 
Pains and Care, to take a Penny for each Letter or Par- 
cel at the delivery, and no mere. 


Any perſon (either in Ciry or Country) that defires 
one of theſe Papers, ſending to any of the above-na- 
med Sjx Offces,may have them delivered Gratis. 


WLE 


| THE 


Roads from LoxDoxN 
SOHALL THE 


Cities and Principal Market-Towns 
IN 


England and UUales, 


{. The Road from London to Huntington, Stamford 
Torb, Durham, and Berwick, —-to Newmarket 
and Norwich, ——to Cambridge, Ely, and King's- 
Lynn. —#0 Bury.——to Walſingham. —to Peterbo- 
| rough and Boſton.--ro Lincoln, Hull, and Flamborough. 


OR |Paitic, | Totals. "C1 n_| Hundred 
Berwick Road. cmmm| cm. mm.\ ty, &c. | 


. 


Waltham Croſs 112 12] on M&H,.'Ed.to Ha 
Hoddeſdon, Th. 17 18 Hartf, |Hartford 
Ware, Tu. 
Puckeridge (1_) 
Buntingford, M, 
Royfton, VV, 


3/ 20 21 Harf, |Branghin 
5| 24 27 Hartf. [Branghin| 
4] 27 31 Hartf, 'Edwinſty 
7 
2 


33 38 H.&C.Ar.G0d. 


5 
3 
4 
3 
6 
axton, Tu. 9 12| 42 $0 Cambr,Stow 
| Huntington, Sar, 6 7 48 $7 Huntin, Hunting. 
| Stilron (5) 9 12] 57 69 Himtin, Norman. 
. | [Water-Newton s 662 75 Huntin, Norman , 
ly "We MM. F. | 7 3 69 83 Lincoln Neſle 
Southwitham 3 10] 77 93 Lixcoln Beltiſlow 
Grantham, S. 8 11) 385 104 Lincoln Granth a. 
Newark , W. lo 14} 95 118 Nottin, [Newark 
Tuxford, M, Io 13j10g 131 Nottn. jSourhcla, 
| |Barmby on the Moor| 8 10/113 141 Nottin, [Baſlerla 
Bautry, Sar. 4 61119 147 Tow.r.|Straffor 
\ [Doncaſter. Sat, 6 8123 155 T0 w.r.'\Strafford 
Wentbridge 7 1oil3o 165 T0.w.r. —_— 
[Ferrybridge 4 51134 190 Tow.r. |Oſgodcr. 
Sherbourn, S. 4 61138 176 To.w.r.|Barkſton 
 ITadcaſter, Th. 4 6142 182 To.w.r. Barkfton 
| [Pork, Th. Sar. 8 g|Igo 1g1 70.n.r, Ciry 
| Kkipbridge 56 8156 I9970w r.|Claro 
ough-bridge, $- | 7 10/163 209 70.w.r.;Claro 
Sandhentou 8 12171 22170,n. |Bulmer 
INsrthallerton, W. | 5. 8/196 22970. n.r.|Allerton| * 


— 


| 


136 Roads from London. 
| iS =Y 
| Part of Barwick Partic.] Totals. Coun- Hundred, 
Road. cm.mm cm. mm.\ ty. | 8&c. 
Northallerton, W. 175 22970.nr.\Allerton 
Great Smeron s 6181 23570.n.r.Gilling E| 
Darlington, M. s 8185 243Dwha.Derl, W, 
Woodham 5 8192 251 Durha.'Darl, W, 
Durham, 8. 2 11200 262Durha.\Ciry 
Newcaſtle, Tu. S. |12 14212 276 Northus|To& Co. 
Morpeth, W. 12 15224 29 1 Nortbu, Morp,W. 
{Caucot 8 10.232 301 Northu, Cocq.W. | 
Alnwick , S. 6 8238 3oÞ Northu.'Cocq, W. 
Belford 12 14250 323 Northu.'/Banb, W. 
Hagerſton 6 8256 331Northu,\F{lam 
Berwick , S. 6 8262 339 Berwic.\To (yCo] | 
Norwich Road. | | | 
Puckeridge (1) 24 27 Hartf. |Branghin 
Barkway (2) 7 ; 31 35 Hartf. Edvinſir 
Barley 2 2 33 37 Hartf. |Edwinſtr. 
Witrlesford-bridge| 8 8| 41 45 Cambr.[Wittlesf. 
Firſt Dirch 5 71 45 52Cambr,Radfield 
Newmarket, Tu.(3) 7 $| 53 60Ca&S.'Ch.ggla. 
Barton-Mills (4), 7 8| 60 68 Suffolk |Thedwa. 
Thetford, S. 9 x11 69 19 No rfolk;Shropha. 
Larſingford 6 8; 75  87|NorfolkiShropha, 
Attleborough, Th. | 4 | 79 93|Norfolk;Shropha, 
Windham, F. 6 6\ 85 $g9;Norfolk|Forehoe 
{Nor wieh,W.F. S.| 6 9 91 108|Norw. [City 
King's-Lynn Road, | | 
Barkway (2) | 31 35 Hertf. |Edwinſtr 
Foulmere 6 7] 37 42 Camby. Triplow 
ambridge, S, 6 $| 43 51Cambr.Flendiſh | 
Milton 3 4] 45 $5 Cambr.Northſto 
Streetham-Ferry | 6 7| 52 62 Cambr. Wirchfo. 
ly, Sar. 4 6| 56 68 Cambr.City 
Littleport | 4 $] 60 73 Cambr.Ely 
Southrey i s 6| 6s 59 Norfolk Clackclos 
Nounham, S. 5s 7] 90 86|Norfolk Clackcl 
Seeching, Tus. 6 "| 76 93/NorfolkClaverin 
King's Lynn, Tu. S.| 4 $| 80 g8[Norfolk Frebrid 
Bury Road. | | 
Newmarket, Tu. (3) $3 60Ca.&S.Ch.Gla 
Kenford 3 4| 56 64'Su olk|Lackfor 
Burrowhbridge 3 s| 59 69/Suffolk|Thingo 
[BurySt.Edmond's,W. ' 4 5| 63 n4| Suffolk] Thingo 


, £ _ -— 
——————— —  —} 5 .. } a 4 *1 


Roads from London. 193 


_—_——— — 


A [Partic.| 3 Totals. Coun- Hundred, 
Walſingham Road. cm.mm cm. mm | ty. &c. 


ty Barton-Mills (4) 60 68 Suffolk |Thedwa. 
Brandon ferry ? , 63 971Suffolk-Lackford 


'| | [Yilborow 6 9 74 86 Norfolk'S, Green 

— | ]Swaffoam, S. 4 6, 78 g2]Norfolk'S, Green 

y Newton 3 5s 81 97[Norfolk]$. Green 

E| *abenham, Th. 8 12. 89 105|Norfolk|Gallow 
4 | |Yalſingham, F. 4 6 $63 115|Norfolk N Green 
Boſton Road. <4 
0. Irilron (5) | 57 65$|Hun/mn. Norman 
V1 | [raxeh, Tu. 2 2, 59 71|funtin.)Norman 
W. 9.terborow,5.(5)| 3 5s 62 96|Northa (Ciry 

Wi | [Crowland, 9 11 71 87|[Lincoln[Elloy 

W. | |5p.lding, Tu. 8 11 799 98|LincolnjEllow 

| Josber:on 4 65 83 1c4[LincolnjKirton | 

- | 


20] | |2%on, W. S. 10 91 114]LincolnSkirbeck| 


. 
—  — — ————— 


by Flamborough Read | | 
i YJcterborow,5.(6 ) | G2 75\Northa |Ciry 
ſtr Marketdeeping, Th. | 8 11 50 87|LincolnNeſſe 
{tr Baurn. $ s 6 75 $g3|LincolnjAveland 
Sf. 3eacon-hill 6 8, 81 1o1|Lincoln|Aveland 
[d Sleaford, M, RS, 88 11c Lincoln Flaxwell 
LA Branſwe!l 4 6 $52 116|Lincolijelaxwell 
Was The five ways 5s 6. 97 122|Lincoln|Lango 
Na Lincoln, tr. ; $ 702 129|Lincoln[Ciry 
ha.| | [ſhe Wind:nil!s : 8 10110 139]LincoinſAſtaco 
ha, | Redhurn | 7 9 117 1 48| Lincoln Manlake | 
oc | Elſham | 8 10325 158'Lincoln[Yarboro 
34 Jarton, Tu. 5 6130 1641 mncoln|Yarboro 
wth | Auil, Tu. S. \ $ 6135 170 Tor.e.r.|Harthi!l 
Zeverley, W.S. | 5s 9141 179;7or.e.r.Rarthill 
aſt | Wooton s 8147 187,7r.e.r [Harthill 
IW Killham, Th. 8 9155 156 7ore.r.[Dickerin 
iſh Burlingron, S, 6s 8.161 2cgq Tvr.er.[Dickerin 
iſto Flamborough 4 $5155 2097 .e.r.|Dickerin 
nfo. Flamborough-head 2 2/169 211 Tore. [Dickerin 
| Il. The Road from London to Colcheſter, I'ſwich, 
and Tarmouth, to Harwich, 
Tarmouth Road. | | | 
| |Rumford, W. {10 12, 10 12 Eſſex |Haverin 
| |Burntword, The \ 5 6' 15 18 Eſſex [Chelms- 
| \Ingerfton | $s 6) 20 24 Eſſex |Cheim | 
| i w_ 


| 


194 


[ 
/ 


Rocds tr61 [ ondon. 


Part of Tarmuth 


——— — 


iPartic.! Totdls. 


— _ WO —  ——— —  — 


' Coun- ' Hundred, | 


Road. cm.mmem. min, ty. | &c, 
Ingerſton 20 24 Eſſex Chelmgf, 
Chelmsford, F. 5s $| 25 29 ſex |Chelmg 
Witham 7 8| 32 37,Eſex [Witham 
Kelendon 3 4] 35 41 Eſſex Ongar 
Colcheſter, S. 8 9, 43 50 Eſſex [Lexden 
Stretford-ſtreet 5s 7] 48 57 Suffolk|Samford 
Iſwich, W. F.S. | 7 11] 55 68 Suffolk [Bolmere 
Hordbridoe,W. 7 1| 62 18|Suffolb |Looes 
Wickham 3 4\ 65 79;9uffolk|Wilford 
Saxmundam, Th. | 5 7] 70 86 Suffolk Plumeſp, 
Bljthhorough 6 10) 75 96Suffolk |Blirhing 
Beckles, S. 7 10' 83 106 Suffolk |Wangfo, 
Fritton s 9| 88 116'Suffolb|Lothing, 
Yarmmth, S. 4 $5(_92 121|NorfollyE. Fleg, 

Harwich Road. | 
Colcheſter, S. 43 5olEfſex |Lexden 
Ardicy 4 $l 47 55!Effex [Tendrin. 
Maninere?, Tu. 6.4 Ii o|Eſſex Tendrin, 
Street 7 8| 53 67jEſex ]Tendrin. 
Harwich, Ta. 3 4: 61 71{Eſſex ITendrin, 


— 


III. The Road from London to Rocheſter, Canterbury, 


and Dover. to Sandwich and Deal. 

Dower Road. : | F: 
Deptford |4 4s 4 <+$|Kent |SurtonL 
Dartford, S. 10 TI 14 16|Kent [SuttonL. 
Northfle:t, Tu. 4 5] 18 21|Kent [Aylesf.L 
Kocheſter, Fr. 8 $| 26 3c|Kent |Ciry 
Chatham 1 1| 27 31|Kent |Ayles.L 
Stringborn 7 ©9| 34 40|Kent |Scray La. | 
Bo&on-ſtreet 8 ro] 42 5g:|Kent |ScrayIa. | 

anterbury, W.S.! 4 6] 465 56|Kent 'City | 
Liddon 9 10] 55 66|Kent Auguſ.L, 
Dover, W. S, 3 5 59 71jKent (Auguſ.L, 
! Deal Road. En _—_ 'F 
|Canterbury,W.sS. 45 56|Kent” City 
Wingham s 9] 81 63/Kent 'Augul.L 
Sandwich, W, S, 5s 6] 66 69|Kent |AuguſL 
Deal 4 $s| 60 74|Kent Auguf.l, 

| | 


— 


m,n 


— x _— 


ſr 


ſ 


I> > TT Sa D Ore 


| Sheffield Green 


—— yy 


Roads It YC ] ondon. 


I95 


IV, The Road from London to Tunbridge and Rye. 


- —_— _—_— 
. 


Rye Road, 


Bromley, Th. 
Sevenobe, S. 
Tunbridge, F. 
Stonecrouch 
Newenden 
Rye, W.S, 


ty. | 


LEE] puns 
Partic. | Totals, Coun- Hundred, 
Mmm OMe mn, 


&C. 


$o'K ent 


6 o Suſſex | HaſtinsR 


Sutton L.\ 
Sutton L,| 
Aylesf.L.| 
SCray La. 
Scray Li. 


_— DC — — — 


———————— 


—_— -- 


V. The Road from London to Maidſtone, Aſhford, 


and Hith. 

Hirb Road. | | RES | £0] 
Eltham 6 8| 6 8|Kent |SurtonL. 
Birchwood S- 7 38 Kent |Sutron L- 
Wrotham, Tu. 8 10, 19 25|Kent |Aylesf. L 
Maidſtoze, Th. 8 11! 29 36|Kent |Aylesf. L 
Hareſham 6 8, 33 44|Kent [Aylesf L 
Aſhford,sS. 8 12] 41 $6 Kent |ScrayLa, 
Hith, S. 8 12! 48 68]Kent [Shep. L. 


—— 


VI. The Road from London to Lewis and Newhaven, 


Newhiuen Roa d. 


| 


Croydon, S, 
' [Godſtone 


Eaſt-Greenſtead, Th. 


Lews, S. 
Newhaven 


IO 
17 
25 
31 
40 
45 


I1 
20 


Z© 


—| 


Surry Croydon! 
Surry Tanridg | 
Suſſex Peven R. 


38 Suſſex Lewis R. 
50 Suſſex \Lewis R. 
57 Suſſex [Lewis R 


| 


VIE. The Road from London to Arundel. 


Arundel Road. 


[Wandlebridge 


Epſom 


| [Darkzng, Th. 


Rohook 
Billinghurſt 
Parham 
Arundel, W. S. 


| 


| 


6 8| 6 
& 0 2Y 
38 $5] 20 
9 11| 2 

6.06] 3t 
7 8] 42 
4 &6[ 46 


8Surry 
Is Surry 
24\Surry 
3 5| SWrry 
41;Suſſex 
« 9\Suſſex 
55\Suſſex 


Brixron 
Copthor.' 


[Darking 


Blackhe.] 
Arund.R 
Arund.R 


Arund.R 


_———— 4 


an. 


I 96 


Roads from London 


Chicheſter. 


—_—_— — — 


vUL. The Road from Landon to Pontſmuh. — —=t0 


wo of 1Partic Tot.uls Pays 
_— |__| Coun-|/Tundr 

| Portſmouth Road, Peony ron wn _ 
Wanſnorth 5s 6] 5s 6|Surry [Brixton| 
Kingſton, S. '5 6] 10 12/Sury |kingſton| | 
> ar [7 0-39 2olSurry Emley | | 
3ulford +. | & 10] 25 3co[Surry Woking 
| Jodalming | 3 4 23 + Surry [Godalmi| 
Lippock 12 12! 38 45/2 #*ha.\Alron 
Petersfield, S. | 7 8| 45 54'Southa,'Finchde 
Jdarnden 16 7| 51 61 Sutha. Finchde 
JPortſmouth, The S, [9 1 1 60 79:[Southa 'Portſdo 

Chicheſter Road. MR. | 
Zodalming | | 28 34/%7y |Godalmi 
{Chidingfold 8 7 33 4 |Surry |Godalmi 
Midhurſt, Th. | 8 10 41 5ti[Sufſex Chich R. 
Chichelt. r, W.S.' 9 11 co 6:|3iuſſex (Ciry 


— ———— 


—_— — 


| —— <_— 


| ro Minbead, 


Pozl. — to Soutrampton, =— to Weymouth,--— 


1 1X, The Road from London to Salibury, Exeter, | 
Plin:uth, and Landi-end. — to Wincheſter ny | 


— J—_ 


Lanz:s-End Road. 


New Brentford, Tu. 
Hounſlow 

Stanes, Fr. 

agſhor (1) 
artley-Row 


afirg tobe, W. (3), 


katchurch, 
Andover, S. (4) 
Viddle-Wallop 
Dotisbury, Tu. $ 
l; Mile Poſt 
Shaftsbury, S, 
os born, Th. S. 
Ew or Teevel, F. 
Crewhern, S, 
Aana;jter. S, 

oniton, S. 

xctzr, W. F. 


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B 
| 
| 
| 
| 


| K | 


Chidley, S. 


8 16 8 1c|Middl. [Elthoro|/ 
2 2] 10 12|iddl. Mewort) | 
s +51 15 16/Middl.|Spelthor 
8 1c] 23 25 Surry [Woking 
8 c| 31 38 Soatha.|Odiham 
8 10] 39 48 Southa.Bafingft, 
Io 11] 49 $< Southa, Evinger 
6 n| 55 66 Sta, Andover 
6 4q| 61 73 Soatha, |Thorng 
9 11j 50 84Wils City 

T7 8| 97 0o2Wiles [Dounts. L 
I1 12) 88 104 Lvrſet |Upwinb} 
12 15100 11S Dorſet |Sherbor.| 
4 $j104 124 Sommer. Srone 

6 9110 133. Somerſ. Crewker 
9 13/119 146 Devon Axmiſt, 

7 101126 156 Devon Axmiſt, 

2 16,138 172 Devon City. 

8 01146 181 Devon Exmiſt. 


— 


Roads from | ondon. 


uf 


Part of Lands- 


Pe nance 0 Th. 


Parttc, tice | Totals. 


'Coun- ' Hundr ed, 


by 


1a W. S. 
Rumſey, 
Caſt 1a nod 
Ringword, W, 
inafton 


Podl, M. 1. Th. 


Rn 232, 'Cort; Is Penvwitch 


End Road. cm = avon. mm | ty. &c, 
Chidley, S. 1145 191 Devm Exmiſter! 
Aſhburton, S. 7 9 153 196 Devon Tingbri. 
Brent 6 7/159 197, Devon 'Stanbor, 
Woodland 6 #9165 204 Devon 'Crediton 
Plimouth, M, Th. 10173 21 4. De vm RoHvorou. 
Lowe, S. I2 16.185 230 C0mw. Weſt 
Foz, S. 7 9,192 235, 'Cornw. Vowder 
Trenawry s 6197 245 Cornwe Powder 
Tregoney, S. 8 10225 255Cormw. 'Powder 
Blow-cold-wind jro 122tis 257 Corrw. Penwich 
Blewſtone 4 $5219 272 Corn. Pcnwirh 
Merketjew, Th. g 13228 235 Corrw. Penwich 

2 
8 


9 
7 
8 
7 
6 8 
8 
0) 
SD. 


Sour Sour hampron Road. | 


- 
1cl 57 


I1IO 


Sennan 0.238 2c 8,Corns, Penwirh 
Pol Road. K AE WEE 5: 
-—Þ.wi (1) | 23 2 3/Sarry Woling 
Farnham, Th, 12] 32 phone Farnham 
Alton. S. o| 39 $9 Smtha, Alt on 
Alresford, Th. (2) o| 47 & Southa, $ Uurron 


5- Sou'ha, Ciry 

732 04 ha b:irgfor. 
85 So tha, New-for, 

9:52 ha Ringwo. 


o 23 ANER Cogdean 
6 83 


Dot(:t Cogdean 


Alresfard, Th. (2 " 47 49 Southa, Surcon 
Twiford 7 &| 54 68 Southa, Fawley 
Swaland | 5s 6] 60 74.S9Mtha;Walton 
Sout hamptewT . F. 3 31 6 63. 17 Southa, Walton 

_ Weymouth Road, | 

Baſing ngſtobe, W, © 39 4? Southa.' Baſmngſt, 
Cramhorn 9 12] 48 6:]Voutha.| lichelde 
Stockbridge 7 þg| 55 6c|Southa | Uinglom.| 
Eaſt Dean 7 $62 78|Southa | Thornga. 
Dunkies, F . s 6| 679 84|#ilts }Dounton 
Cranborn, W. 9 11] 75 $5|Dorſet [Cranborn 
Blandford, S. 9 12] 85 107|Dorſet | Pimpern 
Milborn 6 8| 91 115Dorſet |Pudleton 
Dorcheſter, S. 6 8®| 97 123Dwrſet |Ugſcomb 
Weymouth, Tu. F. | 7 $l104 132 Dorſet Upſcomb 


4 


| Barnſley 


198 Roads from London. 
_— Partic.| Totals. "999" Ry 
Minhead Road. | = nn =: |Coun- undred, 
3-8 cm.mm cm. mm | ty. &C, 
Andover, S. (4) | $5 665|Sonutha,|Andover 
Ambresbury, F. to 14] 65 80[Wiltrs [Ambresb 
Shrawrton s 6| 70 86|Wilts [Branch 
Warminſter, S. 10 13} &o gg|Wilts |Warmen 
Maiden Bradley | 5 7| 85 n06Wilts [Mere 
Bruton, S, 8 $9| 93 115|Somer. [Bruton 
Lidford 7 8100 123|Semer. |Catteſaſh 
Aſcot 8 te|108 1 33|Somer, [Whitley 
Bridgwater, Th. | 8 10116 143|Somer. |N.Pethe, 
Nether Stowley | 6 8122 151}Somer, [Williton 
Watchef, S, 6 8128 159|Somer. [Williton 
Minhead, | 5 71133 166|Somer, |Car ham 


— 


X. The Road from London to Marlborough and Bri- 
ftol. — to Gloceſter and Hereford. — to Wells, 
— —to Bath. —— to Monmouth and St. Davids 


——t0 Carmatthen. 


—-  —_ — . —_— 


Briſtol Road. | | 
New Brentford, Tu. | 8 10] 8 10|Middl,|Elchorn 
Hounſlow 2 2| 10 12|Middl, |Ifleworth 
Colebror, W. s 6| 15 18/|Buchs |Stock 
Maidenhead, W.(1)| 7 $| 22 27Berks |Bray 
Reading, S. 10 13] 32 4o|Berks [Reading 
Woolhampton 9 10] 4t $g0|Berks |Theale 
Vewbury, Th. 6 6| 47 $6|Berhs |Faircroſ 
Chilton Folior 9 10] 56 66'Wilts |Kinwarl. 
Marlborough, S.(2_)| 5 9| 62 75Wilts |Selkley 
Caln, Tu. [19 13! 72 88 Wilts Caln 
Chipenham, S. (3) | 5 6 77 94/Wiks Chipenh 
Marſhfield, Ta. 7 9, 84 103 Gheceft.|Thornbu. 
Sriftol. w.S. [to 12 94 115 GL.&S.|Cit.gCo 
Gloceſter and He- | | 
reford Road. REES 
Haidenhead, W.('t ) |22 27 Berks |Bray 
Henley, Th. 7 8 29 35Oxford|Binfeld 
Nettlebed 4 5 33 4oOxford |Ewelm 
8enſhingron 6 6 39 46 Oxford |Ewelm 
Abington, M. F. 7 9 45 55Berks |Rormer 
Faringdn, Tu. lo 13 55 68 Berks |Faringd 
Letchlade, Tu. 4 6 65 74Ghleeſt.|Briclesb 
Fatrford, Th. 2 3 62 57 Gloceſt [Eritlesb 
4 6 65 83 Gloceſt|Britlesb, 


» FP a ..} 11 CA Fay ty, ts he 


Roads from london, 159 


Part of Gliceſter and} © @/!?6 Totals. \Coun- 'Hundred, | 
Hereford Road. |cm.mm|cm. mm. ty, NC. | 
Barnſley 65 83 Gloceſt.'Britlesb. | 
Perrots-bridge 3 4| 99 $7 Gloceft. Raplgate | 
Burlip-hill 7 8| 76 956Ghceſt, Rapſgare 
Gloceſter,W.5.(4) s 7] 81 102 Gheeſt, City 
Huntley $ 8] £6 110 /Gloceft,Botlow 
R9f8, Th. 6 8| 92 118'Zeyef. Greytree 
Hereford, W.F.S.|1o 131102 13 !|Heref, City 
Wells Road. EN Om | 
Marlborough, S. (2) 62 75|Wilts |Selkley 
Devizes, Th. 10 14] 72 89|Wilts |Swanbor. 
Troubridge, S. 8 1o] 80 g9Wilts |Melkſha. 
Kilmerſdon 3 1c| 98 109|Somerſ,[Kilmerſd. 
Wells, W, S. 8 11] 96 120|Somerſ.|City 
Bath Road. | nes 

Chipenham, S. (3) 77 94Wilts |[Chipenh 
Pickwick 3 s| 9 99Wilrs [Chipenh. 
Barhford 4 «| 94 104/Somerſ,]Bathform 
Bath, W. S. «4 87 108 Somerſ,(City 

St. David's Read. | | 
Gloceſter,W.S.(,) 81 102[Gloceft,|Ciry 
Great-Dean, M. 8 12] 99 114{Ghceſt,|S. Briavel 
Coverd 6 8| 95 122(Glcefſt.'$. Briavel 
Monmuth, S. (s) | 4 e| 99 127|Monm. |Skenfrith 
New Church 9 121108 135|Monm. [Caldicot 
Vewport, S, 8 1211165 151|Monm. Wenloog 
Cardiff, W. S. 10 121125 163(Glamn. [Kibbor 
Cowbridge, Tu. 10 151136 175|Glams. [Cowbrid. 
Newbridge s «5141 182(Glamo. [Newcaſt. 
Aberavon 9 152 193 Glam. Neath 
Swanſey, W. S. | 6 og155 2021Glamo Swanſey 
Llanelly, Tu. 9 1119s 213|Carma, Kidwelly 
Kidwelly, 6 81171 221|Carma, |Kidwelly 
Llacharn, F. 6 81177 229|Carma, [Derlys 
Llongiddo 8 121185 239|Pemby. [Narberth 
Haverford, W. Tu-Se'ro 131195 252|Pembr. [To.tyCo. 
[Rock 5 81201 260\Pembr. [Roſe 

St, David's 6 5/205 267 Pembr, Biſhopric 
Carmarthen Road. | | » MM 
VMoxmnuth 8. | 99 127 Monm. |Skenfrith 
Llantilio Cruſeny | 5 8,105 138Monm. |Skenfrith 


200 Roads from I onion. 


Part of Carmar- | 
thin Road. 
Llantilio Cruſeny | 
Aberg.rvenny, T vu. 
Crecowel, Th. 
Brecknoch . W. 8. 
Redbrue 
Llanimdifiry 
Abermarias 
Rue Raddor 


———— 
Arne. | Tot als. Coun- Hundred 


> | ———— = —— 


cm. mm cm. inm| ty. &c. | 


Carmarthen, W. S, 


| — 


\D Ar © 0 00h 


I 


— — - 


137 180|Brecly. Devynoc 
l.12 185 Carma 


106 1 35!Monm, Skenfrith! 
7/111 14 2| Mon: Bergave. 
61115 143|Breckn.,Crecowe! 
3/123 16 i|Brechy. Merthyr 
8/129 155 Breck, Merthyr 
| 
8 
2 


| Cayo 
48 194 Carma. Cayo 
57 206(Carma. Elluer 


and Montgomery, 


Abzrijtwith Road. | 


XI. The Roall from London to Oxford, Worceſter, and 
" Abiitwith, — — to Buchin;:ham, —— to Ludlow 


—  — 


— — _ nn mn 


Afton 

Uxbridge, Th. (1) 
8eaconsfheld, Th. 
theb-Wichham, F. 
Sroken-Church 
Terſworth 
Whately-bridge 
Dxford, w. S. 
Woodſtock, Tu, 
Enſten 
Morton-in-marſh 
Broadway 
Perfhore, Tu. 
-Uorceſter,w.f.s.(2 
Bromyard, M. 


iLemſter 


Preſtain, S. 
[chon River 
Ratadergwy 
Brunanr 
Aberiſtwith, M. 


Buckingham Road. 


3 OO ON 
_ 


— 


OO A oo yv aAuQwm Ow 0 A+ wunww 


11,104 135 _ 'wolphe 

2/112 142 Ra 

I 3 120 161 Radnor Kevenlli. 
9112s 170 Radnor Raiader. 

14/135 184 Cardig. Llanbad 

145 195 Caratzp. Llanyiar 


63 B826Ghce. |Kiſtgare 
' 973 goGlxef. |Kiſtgarc 
89 102 Worce. | Perfhore 


6 8|Midal. F insbury 
Is 18.Middl |Elthorn 
22 25 Bucks |Burnham 


27 32 Bucks [Burnham] 


2 38 0aford [Lewknor 
37 44 Oxford|Tame 
41! 49,Cxford Bullingr. 
47 $5 Oxford Ciry 
53 63 Oxford\|W oottor. 
$3 690Oxford (Chadlin. 


85 112 Worceſ City 
95 124 Heref. :Broxaſh 


nor Radnor 


Emerſham, Tu. 
Wendover, Th. 
Alesbury, S. 


Uxbridge, Th. (1) 


| 


Eaſt Claydon 


———_— RC ——— 
"w 


Buckingham, S, 


| | 


15 18 Middl, Elthorn 
24 29 Bucks |Burnhan, 
39 38 Bucks [Alesbur) 
34 43 Bucks [Alesbury 


40 53 Butks {Aſhenden] 
44 60 Bucbs Buckins. | 


: 


Reads from London. 201 


Ee Partic.| Totals. |Coun-\ Hundreds, 
b 
Montgomery Road. emmm|em. mm| ty. &e. | 


Zrnnberrnrn—— =, y— — 


\ { |Worceſter,w.f.s.( 2) 25 11:|/eef.' City | 
' ! [Stockton 9 12] 55 12;|/forceſDodding-| 
Tenbury, Tu, 5s +5|iort 131/Worceſ.[Podding. 
| [Ludlgw, M. 5 8[10s 13s/Salop jOvers 
Newton 's *[111 145|Salop |Munſlow | 
Biſhops Caſtle, F. 5s 71116 152[Salop [Purſlow 
Montgomery, Th. | s onil22 1 $9 Montg. Yſtrad M 


XII. The Road from London to Coventry, Litchfield * 
1 | Cheſter, Denbigh, and Hely-head.—— to Baldoch ? 
Sr. Neots, and Oatham,—— to Bedford, Welling® | 
borough, and Oabham'==— to Northampton, Lei” 
ceſte r, and Darby. —— to Shrewsbw y, — x9; 
Lancaſt er, Kendal, and Carliſle. 
"Hoh-head Road. | | | 
Highgare a 3 Middl. \Finsbury 
| OT M. (1) 8 91 10 12 Hartf Caſhio 
| | |St. Albans, S. (2) [10 10| 20 22 Hartf, Caſhio | 
Dunſtable, W. oO I2P 3O 34 Bed or. Manſhed | 


— — 


my wad 


Lirtle Brickhill 7 10] 37 4g Bucks Newport 
Story-Stretford,F.(3] 7 $| 44 53 Bucks [Newport 
Towceſter, Tu. 6 8| 50 61Northa.Towceſt, 
Daventry, W. 10 12] 60 73 Northa./|Fawſley 
Dunchurch s 8] 66 @1WarwicKnightlo 
[Coventry, Fr. (4)| 8 11] 74 92 Warwic|City | 
 Coleſk11l, W. 8 11] 82 1c3 WarwicſHemling, 
Wiſhaw Green 4 8s] 86 108/Warnze|Hemling, | 
Litchfield, Tu. Fr.] 8 10] 94 118|Staffor.Ciry 
Ruzeley, Tu. 5s 8] 99 126|Staffor.|Cudleſto,| 
Brine-pits 5s 71104 133]Staffor |Pirehill 
Stone, Tu. ('5) s [110 14o0[Staffor.|Pirehill 
Pipe-yate 9 121119 152] Staffor.|Pirehill 
Namptwich, S. 7 101126 162[Cheſter [Namprry, 
Torperley 7 51133 171[Chefter [Edisbury 
Cheſter, vw. S. 7 111140 182[Cheſter [Ciry | 
Harding s 71145 189|Flint, [Coleſhill 
Northop 3 5[148 194|Flint, [Coleſhill 
' |*mellmulls 6 11154 201]Denbr. [Roſs | 
Denbigh, W. 6 8160 209]Denbz. [Roſs 
Bettus 7 111167 220jDenbz. [Roſs 
conway, F. 7 g[174 225|Carnar.Lechw.IC, 
 [Penmenmaur 5s 61179 235jCarnar. Lechw.IC, 
aumaris, W. $. | 5 61184 241 |Angleſ l yndayt. | 


is D d 


\ 


202 Roads from Condon, 
pn Hoh Paritc,| Totals. Coun- Hundred, | 
head Road. 'crm.mmlcm. mm oo} Lec, 
Beaumaris,W, S. 184 241 Anglef. Tynday. 
Llangaveny o 10193 251/Arzleſ.|Meney 
udband-Bridge | 6 71199 2 58 Angle): Llyffron 
Holy-head | 9 12208 25g Angle) Talybol, 
Oakham Road. | | | + 
Hartf. [Caſh 
Barnet, M. (1) 10 12 0 
atfield, Th. 7 8 19 20 a Broads 
tStevenage, F. 8 11] 25 3! Hartf C_ 
1Baldock , Th. 4 %l 29 37 Rod for IBigle _ 
Bickle: wade, W. | 5 8| 34 45 Y.|Bigleſw. 
St. Neots, Th. 8 11] 42 es H#ntmn.Toſeland 
- 4 2 quntin|Lei ſt, 
Great Catworth | 7 10] 49 66/H47,'Leiton- 
Lidford 5s 8| 54 . 74/N"tha Huxloy 
Dean , 5 8| 5o g2\Northa|Corby 
Oakham, $, ws 8 13] 68 o;|Rutlan|Okeham, 
| Bedford Road. 2 - EZ | 
S, Albans, S. (2) | 20 22)Harth. Caſhio 
[2 
{PartonClay 5 ol 33 40 ” "Ia 
Bedford, 1 u. S. 7 10, yo 5% = Will, 
O__ p a” he M 
CORE = 5 - C 7 sNortha/Huxlow 
**" tf Northa [Corb 
Rockingham, 8 I 65 8 | Y 
wppingham,W. | 4 5, 69 goſRutley BEE 
Darby Road. | | ” | 0 
LSrony | = » 5 [Newport 
Stony-Stretferd,F(3) 44 53\Bucks 
Kings Grafron 4 : 48 588 ng _ | | 
Northampton, S. 6 9| 54 67 hogs ns os | 
Brixworth Ss 7, 59 741, or 1 mo 
Harborough, Ta. 7 10] 6s 84 _— " 
|Grear-Glen 7 9] 73 Tos © aſa 
|Leiceſtex, S, 5 6| 78 gg £etc mars 
| Mountforrel, M. 5 5 83 10 Leiceft Ak 
'|Loughborough, Th. |'3 3] 85 10 Letcgy = co, 
[Kegworth 4 GO 112\Letceſt, n—_ 
iDarby, F, 8 1 98 122 Datby ly ' 
= : WY 


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—— 


— 


Roads from London. 203 


Partic, Totals. | coun. Hundred, 
Shrewsbury Road, cm.mm cm. mm-| ty. Kc. 


— 


Cov:ntry, F. | 74 92Warwi\Ciry 
heeriden ah 4 5 18 9g8Warwi|Hemling. 
Bermingham, Th. 10 11, 88 Log Warwt. Hemling. 
Dudley, 38 10 96 119Werceſ. |Half-ſhir. 
Round Oak 6 8 102 127|Staffor.|Seiſdon 
Bridgnorth, S, 5s 8108 135|Salop |Stotreſ(d. 


Wenlock, M. 6 8114 143 C. 
Shrewsbury,W.Th.S|1o 13 124 156|Salop |Shro.Lib. 


Carliſle Road. | 


Stone Tu. ('5) 110 140(Staffor.|Pirehill 
Newcaſtle, M, 6 8116 n48|Staffor.Pirehill 
Brereton Green 2 131124 161|Cheſter |Northwi 
Laſtock s 81129 169|Cheſter|Northwi 
Warrington, W. 7 111135 18c|Lancaſ.|W.Darb. 
[Newton s $141 184|Lancaſ./\W.Darb. 
Wiggan, M. F. 7 81148 193|Lanca/.'W. Darb.} 
Renchmore 7 9155 202|Lancaſ.;Leylaud 
[Preflon, W. EF. S. 7 471152 206 Lancaſ.Amound. 
Baxton 5 61167 215[Lancaſ./Amound. 
'Garſtang, Th. | 5s +«[172 220]Lancaſ.;Amound. 
Elhill s +[177 224|Lancaſ. Loyrſdal. 
| lLancaſter, S. 5s <+$[182 230 Lancaſ.'Loynſdal. 
| 'Burton, Tu. 9 I2]191 242|Weltm. LOYN. W: 
'Kendal, S. 9 I2]200 254|Weſtm. 'Kend. W., 
Hawſe-houſe s chos 263|Weſtm, \Kend, W. 
Thurnby 7 Ic|213 273 Weſtm. Weſt w., 
Penrith, Tu. s 751218 28o|Cumbe.'Lech. W.' 
Hesket 7 c|225 289/Cumbe. Leth. wW: 
(Carlifc, S. 7 <l[232 298 Cumbe.|Ciry | 


em. 


The Table of ROADS defcrib 4. 


The firſt Column contains the Names of Places 
wherein Cities are in black Letrer, as in Berwick 
Road Pork, gc. and Market-Towns in Italic, as 
Hoddeſdon, &c. The Lemers afrer them ſhew the 
Days their Markets are kept on. A Figure after any 


; Place direRs to another Road that branches our from 


that place, as from Pxcheridge, marked (1,) a Road 
gocs to Barkbway, &c. and from Barchway in Norwich 
Road, marked (2,) a Road goes to Foulmeye, &c. The 
ſecond Column ſhews'the. diſtance of one place from 
another, and the third the Diſtance of each ;from 
London, 1n compured and meaſured Miles; cm ſtands 


| for computed, and mm for meaſured Miles. The two 


laſt ſhew the County, and Hundred, Lath, &c. 
D d 2 The 


( 204.) 


— - _— 


RE _ 
——— — te 


The Names of the Counties, Cities, Corpo 


rations, and Borough-Towns in England | 
and Wales; with rhe number of | Knights, 
Citizens and Burgeſles, choſcn in each ty 


ſerve in Parliament. 


| 


DE —— 


ENGLAND. 
Shire 
B Edford 3 Town 


Berk-fwe 
New- Windſor 
Reading 
Wallingford 
Abington 


wnnpuoiius 


Buckingham '—mte 
Chipping Wiccomb 
Alesbury 
Agmondeſham 
Wendover 

Great Marlow 


D 
[uuucuucs ak 


— 
+ 


| 


Shire 
Cambridge 9 @niverſity 
Town 


DW HW 0 


Shire 


Cheſter cy 


Cornwal County 
unceſton 
kard 


bvvpeby»voprſaſyylo| 


a 


| 


Weſtlow 
Crampound 
Eaſtlow 
Penryn 
Tregon 
Boſliny 
St. Ives 
Foway 

St. Germains 
St. Michael 
Newport 
St. Maws 
Keilington 


Cumberland Connty 


Carliſle Cty 
Cockermouth 


Shire 
Darby $ Town 


Deyon Shire 
Exeter City 
Totneſs 
Plymouth 
Okehampton 
Barnſtaple 
Plympton 
Honiton 
Taviſtock 
Aſhburton 
Dartmouth 


' Beeralſton 


Tyverton 


2 


T 181 


FSW" W426" 


%* 2. 


> 


She eerrrerrrcrsckewf.£oeciofkscftthcoco.ssrys.crrrseo 


7 


Number of Parliament men. 


Dorſet-Snrre 
Pool 
Lorcheſter 
King's-Lyme 
VVeymouth 
Melcomb 
Bridport 
Shafrsbury 
Wareham 
Corf-Caſtle 


Durham City 


Eſſex Connty 
Colcheſter 
Malden 
Harwich 


Shire 
Gloceſter ; City 
Cirenceſter 


Tewksbury 


Shire 
Hereford pg 
Lemſter 


Webley 


Shire 
Town 


Hertford ; 
St. Albans 


; 3 Shire 
Huntington 5 Town 


Kenr County 
Canterbury City 
Rocheſter City 
Maidſtone 
Quinborough 


Bifhoprick 


Sn wwwrialnwy [alvecileſvnrecſelbuculolcc wnlninuslH oC uuSShs 


Brackley 


M 
Oo 
—_— 


hire 
Lancaſter on 
Preſton 
Newton 
Wigorn 
Clichero 
Liverpool 


Leiceſter, Shire 


Town 


Lincoln $07,” 
Boſton 

Great Grimsby 
Stamford 


Grantham 


Middleſex County 
London Cty 
Weſtminſter Cty 


Shire 
Monmouth 3 —__ 


Norfolk County 
Norwich City 
King's Lynn 
Great Yarmouth 
Therford 
Caſtle-Riſing 


Northampton : a 


Peterborough City 


Higham-Ferrers 


olapwurpiplvurecrhloviesruyleurvulietlocuctc 


NorthumberlandCount 
Newcaſtle zpon Tyne 
Morpeth 
Berwick 


*. 
[9] 


| ol to w »H 


5 


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* 
' 
0 
| 
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0 


206 Number of Parliament-m:1. 


[ —_ 
Nottingham 37, 
Eaſt-Srretford 
Newark 


Shire 
Oxford d Unkurſi 
City 
New Woodſtock 
Banbury 


Rutland Cownty 


Shrop- ſhire 
Shrewsoury 
Bridgnorth 
Ludlow 

Great Wenlock 
Biſhops-Caſtle 


Somerſet-ſhire 
Briſtol C:ty 
Bath City 
wells City 
Taunton 
Bridgwater 
Minhead 
Ilceſter 
Milborn-Port 


Southampton _ 
Wincheſter City 
Porrsmouth 
Yarmouth 
Petersfield 
Newport 
Stockbridge 
Newron 
Chriſtchurch 
VVhitchurch 
Himmingdon 
Andoyer 


& | þ- __ \ 
COMO YT. wv wOwD DDD v [SlnuuwunwuruſviſeloSaneelncys 


| 


\ Shire 
Stafford ) Town 


Lirchfield Cty 


Newcaſtle under Line 


Tamworth 


Suffolk County 
Ipſwich 
Dunwich 
Orford 
Aldborough 
Sudbury 

Eve 


St. Edmond's Bury 


Surry County 
Southwark 
Blechingly 
Rygate 
Guilford 
Gatton 
Haſtlemere 


Suſſex County 
Chicheſter City 
Horſham 
Midhurſt 

Lewis 

New Shoram 
Bramber 
Staining 

Eaſt Grimſtead 
Arundel 


4 F Shire 
Warwick IT = 


Coventry City 


VVeſtmorland County 


Appleby 


VVilr-fhire 
New-Sarum City 
VVilton | 


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= 


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Sdn iloldow rs Sl.©@f(twc-cooccecccas<ctinot uGcco}ll) 


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—————_ yy JHA 


Number of Parhament- Men. 


Pountron 
Hindon 
Weſtbury 
Hersbury 
Calne 
Devizes 
Chippenham 
Malmsbury 
Cricklade 
Great Bedwin 
Lugderfal 

Old Sarum 
Wooton Baſfler 
Marlborough 


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Shire 
Worceſter ; City 
Droitwich 


Eveſham 
Bewdley 


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City 

Kingſton upon Hull 

knasborough 

Scarborough 

Rippun 

Richmond 

Heydon 

Borough-bridge 

Malron 

Thirsk 

Aldborough 

Beverley 

Northallerton 

Ponrefract 


San dDpTacCUytuoSndy | 


Cinque-Ports. 


Haftings 2 
Winchelſea 2 


Rye 2 


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New Rumney 2 
Hythe 2 
Dover 2 
Sandwich : 
Seaford 2 
15 

WALES. 
At Iland 1 
Beaumoris I 
Brecon a I 
own I 
, Shire I 

Cardigan J7;,., 
Carmarthen 239% 
td Town 1 
Carnarvon Shtre I 
| Town I 
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Denbij 

Sm. 4 
Shire I 
Flint Shre I 
Glamorgan Shire I 
Cardiff Town I 
Merioneth-Shtre n 
Montgomery | 

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Haverford-Weſt L 

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[ 203 ] 


THE 


USUAL RATES 


OF 


COACH-MEN. 


Y an Ad of Parliament made in the Fourteenth 
Year of Our late Soveraign Lord King CHARLES 
the Second, it 15 appointed, That no Hackney Coach- 
man ſha!l preſume to rake for his Hire in or about the 
Cities of London and Weſtminſter above Ten ſhillings for 
a Day, reckoning 12 Hours to the Day 3 and by the 
Hour.not above 18 Pence for the firſt hour,and 12Pence 
for every hourafter : Nor for his Hire from any of the 
Inns of Court, or thereabouts, to any part of St. Fames's 
or Weſtminſter, (except beyond Tuttle-Street) above 
12 Pence, and the like from the ſame places to the 
Inns of Court, or places there abouts 3 nor from the Inns 
of Court, or thereabouts, ro the Royal Exchange, more 
than 12 Pence; bur if ro the Tower, Biſhopſgate- Street, 
Alazate, or places thereabouts, 18 Pence ; and ſo from 
the ſame places to the ſaid Inns of Court, as aforeſaid, 
That the like Rates be obſerved from or to any place 
at the like diſtance with the places before named. That 
if any Coach-man ſhall refuſe to goar, or exa& more for 
his Hire chan theſe Rates, he ſhall for every Offence 
forfeit 10 Shillings. 
_ This At is expir'd, but theſe are the Rates generally 
given, though every one is at liberty to agree as cheap 
as he can, 


"IY 


The Rates and Orders for CARMEN, as 
they were ſetled at the General Quarter- 
Seſltons of the Peace. 


Rates for CARMEN. 


A Carmen trading or working with Cars in the 
City of Lendsn and Libercies thereof, ſhall and 
may demand and take for every Carriage or Load of 
the Commodities under-mentioned-the Rares hereat- 
ter following; that is to ſay, From 


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Rates for Carmen. 203 


From any the Wharfs berween the Tower Js. &. 
and London-bridze, to Tower-ſtreet, Gracechurch- 
ſtreet, Fanchurch-ſtreet, Biſhopſgate ſtreet within, a 
Cornhill, and places of like diſtance up the 
Hill with 18 hundred weight, not exceeding 
20 hundred weight ——— —— 

And being above 20 hundred weight, for 2 _ 
every hundred-- | 


b3 


_——— _———< 


In which thay be Included, 

Two Puncheons of Pranes, 2 Bales of Ma-" 

ther, 20 Barrels of Figs, 2 Fars of Fuſtians, 6 
ordinary Sacks of Cotton Wools of Smyrna, and 
3 Cypris Bags, a Burt of Carrans, A great Butt 2 2 
of 0yls, 2 Cheſts of Sugar, 8 Bags of Alas, 
1 Laſt of Flax, 1 Laſt of Hemp, and any other 
Goods herein not named of the like weight, 
for every Load- — <-> — 

And for Sea-Coals 14 pence the Load,every 


' Loadto be half a Chaldron; and for one hun- Þx 2 


dred Fagots che like rate 
And from any the Wharfs aforeſaid to 
Broad-ftreet, Lothbury, Old- Fury , Baſſiſhaw, 
Coleman ſtreet, Ironmonger-lane, St. Lawrence- 
lane, Milk-ſtreet, Aldermanbury, Cheapſide,Wood- 
ſtreet, Friday-ſtreet, Bread-ſtreet, and places of 2 6 
like diſtance, for the like weight of 18 hun- 
dred, not exceeding 20 hundred weight, for 
the Goods aforeſaid, and other Goods herein 
not named, of the like weight, for every Load 3 
And being above 20 hundred weight, for 
every hundred ———— ——— 
And for Sea-Coals 16 pence the Load, eye- 
ry Load to be half a Chaldron; and for oneSx 424 
hundred Fagots the like rate- — 
Alſo from any the Wharfs aforefaid to 
Smithfield-bars, Holborn-bars, Temple-bar, or 
any of the Bars on rhe Nerth-fide of the Ciry, 
and places of like diſtance up the Hill, withg 3 # 
18 hundred weight, nor exceeding 20 hun- 
dred weight, for every Load---- 
_ And going beyond the ſaid places, the Par- 
ties to agree with the Carmen, 
Alſo from any the Wharfs aforeſaid to 
Tower-ſtreet, Biſhopſgate within, Cornbill, -and 
other places of like diſtance np the Hill withÞ x 10 
14 hundred weight, not exceeding 18 hun» 
dred WEINN Co mmm ge _ — 
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204 Rates for Carmen, 


In which may be included, $, 


Twenty piece: of Raifms, a Load of Raiſins? 
of the Sun, 6 bags of Pepper, 6 ordinary bags , 
of Galls, 3 great bags of Galls, 6 bales and 
barrels of Indico, 5 bales of Grogram Tarn,s bales 
of Twhje Silk, 5 hogſheads of Clones, 4 bates of 1, x 
Calic9es,z hogſheads of Wines,2 cheſts of Suzar, 
or any other Goods of the Ike weight, 5 hog(- | : 
heads of Tobacco not exceeding 18 hundred | 
weight-- ———_— —_ 1 

Alſo from any the Wharfs aforeſaid to 
Broad-ſtreet, Lothbury, Old Fury,Baſſiſhaw, Coles | 
man-ſtreet, Ironmonger- lane, St. Lawrence-lane, 
Milk-ſtreet, Aldermanbury,Cheap-ſide,Wood-ſtreet, \, 2 
Friday-ſtreet, Bread-ſtreet, and places of like 
diſtance for any of the ſaid Goods of the ſame | 
quantity and weight, for every Load-- J 

Alſo from any the Wharts aforeſaid to 
Tower-ſtreet.Gracechurch-ſtreet,Fanchurch ſtreet, 
Biſhopſgate-(treet within, Cornhill,and other pla-Y 1 
ces of like diſtance up the H1'l wich 8 hundred 
veight, not exceeding 14 hundred weight— 


In which may be included, 


All buts and pipcs of Wine, or a pipe of . 
Ol, packs of Camas, 2 Hogſheads, or 3 
Terces, a fat of Fuſtians, and all other >1 
Gcods of the like bulk and weight, forevery 
Load- — 

And from any the Wharfs aforeſaid ro 


Broad-ſtreet, Lothbury, Old- Jury , 7 
I 


Coleman-ftreet, Ironmonger-lane, St. Lawrence- 
lane, Milk ſtreet, Aldermanbury, Cheapſide,Wood- 
freer, Friday-ftreet, and other places of like di- 
ftance,, for any otter Goods of like load or 
weight, for every Load — ——— 
Alſo from London-bridge-foot weſtward to 
the 01d Swan, Cole-harbour, the Three rae 


Rueen-hath, Broken wharf, Pauls-whart, Puddle- 
wharf, the Wardrobe,and to all other places nor 
exceeding rhe Poultry, Cheapſide, or Newgate- 
market, for 13 hundred weight, not exceed- } 
ing 18 hundred weight =———— —— 
And for Sea Coals 14 pence the Load, eve- : 


ry Load to be half a Chaldron ; and for one 1 


hundred Fagots the like rate ———_ —— 


Io 


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And 


Io 


-ceeding 18 hundred weight--— 


Rates for Carmen. 205 


And from all other Wharfs and places be-.. 5. dc. 
eween London-bridge and Temple-bar- ro the 
ſame, and places of like diſtance, for every *= 2 
Load of Coals 14 pence, every Load tobe half 
a Chaldron ; and 100 Fagots the like rate —— 
And to all places norchward of the Poultry, 
Cheap-ſide, Newgate-market, Holborn-bridge and 
Fleet-ſtreet, for 14 hundred weight, nor ex- 


' :Fanchurch-ſtreet, Biſhopſgate-ſtreet within, Corn- 
' Hilland other places of like diſtance, for every \ 


| pa 


And from Tower-ſtreet, Gracechurch- com: | 


ck of 20 Cloths, for 6 bales of Cloths and Ker- ? x 
fies, 6 bales of Pepper,s barrels of Indtco, 5 hog(- 
heads of Cloves, and for ocher Goods not here- 
in mentioned of like weighr to the Water-fide- 
And from Broad. ſtreet, Lathbury, O1d- Fury, 
Baſſiſhaw, Coleman-ſtreet, Ironmonger-lane, St, 
L awrence-lane, Milk. ſtreet, Aldermanbury,Cheap- 
fide, Wozd-ftreet, Friday-ftreet, Bread-ſtreet, and” * 8 
other places ob lite diſtance ro the Water- 
fide, for the like weight 
And for places nearer, or of leſs diſtance, the Parties 


hiring and ro be hired are ro make agreement anſwer- 


| ableor proporrionable to the Rates hefore-mentioned. 


Op. 


? 


Orders fer CARMEN. 


1 be Carmen tor the foregoing Rates are ro help!load 
and unload thei Cars. 

[ft a Carman exact more than thele Rates, upon due 
proof before the Lord Mayor, or any two Juſtices of 


; the Peace, he ſhall ſuffer Impriſonment for che ſpace 


of 21 Days withour Bayl or Mainpriſe. 
If any Merchant or other perſon ſhall refuſe to pay a 
Carman for his Hire after theſe Rates, upon complaint 


' madeby the Carman to the Preſident of Chriſft-Hſptal. 


or any _ of the Peace, the Preſident or Juſtice 
may oblige cliem to. do ir. 

All Merchants or others may chuſe what Car they 
pleaſe, except ſuch as ſtand for Whart-work, Tackle- 
work,Crane-work, Shop and Merchanrs Houſes, which 
are to be taken in rurn. 

Every Carman ſtanding with his empry Car next co 
any Goods to be loaden, ſhall upon rhe firſt demand 
load the ſame, without bargaining for any other Wa- 
ges than the Rates before-menrioned. 

4: T2 it 


206 Orders fir Carmen, 


If a Merchant or other perſon ſhall cauſe a Carman 
to attend ar his Houſe, Shop, Ware-houſe, or Cellar, 
ith his lozden Car above half an hour before he un- 
loads, (the Carman being willing to help unload the 
ſamc) he fhall' pay the Carman after the rate of 12 
Pencefor every hour after the firſt half hour for his 
Artendance. 

Every Eijeenſcd Carman 15 to have a piece of Braſs 
fixed vporr his Car, upon which is to be ſet a certain 
Number, which Number (rogether with the Carman's 
Name) isRegiſtred in a Regiſter kept in Chriſt- Hoſpital; 
ſo that 1f any Carman oftends, ir ts but taking notice of 
the Number of h1s Car, and ſearch for rhat in the fajd 
Regiſter, and you will find his Name. 

Every Carman that ſhall nor conform to theſe Rules, 
or work without a numbred piece of Braſs fixed on his 
Car, may be ſuſpended frum his Employment, 

Complaints of the Abuſes of Carmen may be made 
every Taeſday,ar Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, to 
the Ccurr fitting in Chriſt-Hoſprtal. 


P_ 
_ ——_ 


-- 


The Rates or Fares of WATERMEN, 
as they were ſet forth by the Lord Mayor and 
Court of Aldermen. 


Skul. 
Oats, x 


T,"Rom London to Lime-houſe, New-crane,$*_* d.\s. d 
Shadwel-doch , Bell-wharf, Ratcliff-crojs'z olo 6 

To Watping-dock , Wapping new and Wapping 
old-ſtairs, the Hermitage, Rotherith Church 
Stairs, and Rotherith Stairs-- —|o 6 3 
From St. 0laves to Ratherith Church Stairs, 
and Rotherith Stairs ——— wn—_—_——— Go 3 
From Billing ſgate and St, Olaves to St, Savui- 


our's Mill -Þ 6 3 
All the Stairs between London-bridge an 

Weſtminſter - o 60 3 
From either ſide above London-bridge to 

Lambeth and Fox-hall- t co 6 
From Whitehall to Lambeth and Fox. hall---lo * 6/0 3 


From Temple, Dorſet, Black-friars Stairs, and 
Pauls-wharf, to Lambeth —-« o 80 4 
Over the water direftly in the next Skuller 
between London-bridgeand Lime-houſe, or 
London-bridge and Fox-hall- =amumwonmenn io OO 2 


MM. Sa Be 7 


Rates of Waterman. 


—c 


Whole Com: 


OARS, | Fare. 
| [5 T. 


Wa 


Graveſend 
Graiſe, or Greenhrve. — 
Pur fleet, or Eriff - 


Oo & 


Woolwich 
 Blackwall-- - 
Greenwich, or Deptford- 

Chelſey, Batterſey, Wanſworth 
Putney, Fulham, Barnelms — 
Hamerſmith, Chiſwick, Mortlack-- 


—  —  —  _c= 


— — 


TWIChEn DIR = oomrrmmmmmpppr © commmmpemumnece 


any. | 


8) 
Oo 
1 


From Lyndon to 


Kingſton- 


= — 


Hampton: cour t- . 
Hampton Town, Sunbury, and Walton 
Weybridge and Chertſey 10 


I Om pb wD0D =-=- =D DW ce 
© 0 ©'DO 0 & Ap ww e@ + & ow 


O 


Stanes 


WwW-mnma-a =O) OOO CDGCOOCOQOOODOLOH FSS5 


p . 
OOOOcO OO Am CO aAcARcoD ao 


————__. a 
Iy 


O 


Windſor- — 


< | 
| kelom Iſleworth, Richmond — 
| 


Rates for carrying of Goods in the Tilt- 
Boat between Grav:/end and London. 


So d. & d. 
o 1]|| An ordtnary Cheſt, or | 
A whole Firkin-——|{o 2]| Trunk- o 6 
A Hog|head ———-|2 0|| An ordinary Hamper| @ 6 
A hundred weight of | The Hire of the whole 
Cheeſe, Iron, or any Tilt-Boat 
heavy Goods 10 4|| Every fingle Perſon in 
A ſack, of Salt, or, the ordinary paſ- 
CO No memes n— oO 6|| ſage m—_—_— 0 6, 


A half Firkin 


22 6 


What Waterman takes and demands more than 
theſe Rates, lies liable to pay Forty Shillings, and 
ſuffer half a Years Impriſonment. 

And if he refuſe ro carry any Paſſenger or Goods 
at theſe Rates, upon Complaint made to the Lord 
Mayor and Court of Aldermen, he ſhall be ſuſpended 
from his Employ for Twelve Months, 


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not have exceedet 20,000lbs. weight. . 


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þ 100} Wine. —Dealer in foreign wine, not —_ an excise license for 
'N, retailing spirits, or beer ..........- $0000 00005 00% + 4400 000 


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quently the pint will hold 141b., and the 
bushel 80 1bs, 


4. MEASURE OF WEIGHT. 
Dxvistox I —<A voiRDUPors WEIGHT. 


9743 Grains = 1 Dram = 97%zer. 
16 Drams = 1 Ounce = 4374 — 
16 Onnces = 1 Pound(lh.) = 7000 — 
28 Pounds = 1 Quarter (qr.) 

4 Quarters = 1 Hundredweight (cewt.) 
20 Cwt. = | Ton 


This weight is used in almost all com- 
mercial transactions, and in the common 
dealings of life. 

Particular weights belonging to this Divi- 
S100 :— 

ewt. qr. lb. 


$ Pounds = 1 Stone nsed for Meat. 
14 Pounds = 1 Stone = 0 0 14 864 
2 Stone =1 Tod = 0 1 ol, ho 
64 Tod =—=1 Wey = 1 2-14 W 1 
2 Weys =] Sack == 83 1 of They 
12 Sacks =1 Last = 39 0 0/ **00- 


Drvi1is1ox II —<TRoy WE:rcGnrT. 


24 Grains = 1 Pennyweight = 924gr. 
20 Pennywts. = 1 Ounce = 480 — 
I2 Ounces = 1 Pound = 5760 — 


These are the denominations of 'Troy 


Weight when used for weighing gold, silver, | 


and precious stones (except diamonds). 
But Troy Weight is also used by Apothe- 
caries in compounding medicines, and by 
them the ounce is divided into 8 drams, 
and the dram into 3 scruples, $0 that the 
latter is equal to 20 grains. 

For scientitic purposes the grain only is 
u8ed ; and ets of weights are constructed 
in decimal progression, from 10,000 grains 
downwards to $7 of a grain, 


By comparing the number of grains in 
the Avoirdnpois and Troy pound and ounce 


respectively, it appears that the Troy 


USEFUL TABLES, 


pound is less than the Avoirdupois, in 
proportion of 14 to 17 nearly; but the T 
ounce is greater than the Avoirdupois 
the proportion of 79 to 72 nearly. 

The carat, used for weighing diamo 
is 3F grains, The term, however, w 
nsed to express the fineness of gold, ha 
relative meaning only. Every mass 
alloyed gold is supposed to be divided in 
24 equal parts; thus the standard for 


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is 22 carats fine, that is, it consists of 
parts of pure gold, and 2 parts of allo 
What is called the new sStandard, used 

watch cases, &ec. 1s 18 carats fine. 


5. ANGULAR MEASURE; 


THE CIRCLE, 


I Minnte 
1 Degree 
] Sign 


OR, Dtrvis1IONs OF 


60 Seconds 
60 Minntes 
30 Degrees 
90 Degrees I Quadrant 
360 Degrees, or 12 Signs = 1 Circumferend 
Formerly, the subdivisions were carrie 
on by sixties; thus, the second was divide 
into 60 thirds, the third into 60 fourths, &« 
At present, the second is more generallt 
divided decimally into 10ths, I00ths, &c 
The degree is frequently s0 divided. 


6. MEASURE OF TIME, 


60 Seconds = ] Minute 


60 Minntes = 1 Hour 
24 Hours = 1 Day 
7 Days = 1 Week 
28 Days = 1] Lunar Month 
28, 29, 30, or 31 Days = 1 Calendar Montf 
12 Calendar Mouths = 1 Year 
365 Days = ] Common Year 
366 Days = ] Leap Year 


In 400 years, 97 are leap years, and 3 
common. 

The same remark, as in the case of a 
gular measure, applies to the mode of $u 
dividing the second of time. 


TABLE TO CALCULATE WAGES AND OTHER PAYMENTS, | 
Y [P. Mo.|Pr. Week|Pr. D. Y P. Mo.|Pr. Week|Pr. D.|| Y. |P. Mo.|Pr. Week|Pr. D. 
l. a $, d.|t. TY WE TY ET TW | LGC £6 1&2 
10 180 0 43/0 08/110 18 4/0 4 28] 0 73/[30 2100011 6|1 74 
20 340 0 94/0 1312/1 00/0 4 7410 8 || 40 [3 68/015 4/2 29 
3/0 50/0 1 1810 2|131 180 4 1184| 0 83] 50 |4 3 4/0 19 2 | 2 9 
40 68/0 1 63/0 24/1411 340 5 41|0 9i|[60{5 00/1 3 04/3 3 
50 840 111|0 33/151 500 5 9|0 9%$[ 70 [51681 6104/3100 þ 
6:0 1000 2 33/0 4|16/1 68]0 6 12| 0 104|| 80 |6 13 4]1 10 84/4 4 
7101180 2 84/0 42/171 84/0 6 63] 0 113|| 90 |7 10 0[1 14 64 4 11 
80 1340 3 090 54/1811 10 oo 6 104 0 113||100 '8 68/118 43 5 5 
90 1500 3 53]/0 6 19/1 11 £10 7 34/1 0} | 
10/0 1680 310|0 62120111340 7 8|1 1} | 


If the Wages be Guineas instead of Pounds, for each Guinea add one Penny to each 
Month, or one Farthing to each Week. 


RULE FOR CALCULATING INTEREST, at 5 per cent. 


Multiply the Pounds by the Days, and divide the Product by 365. 
gives the Interest at © per cent. in Shillings, 


The Quotier 


- Moidores — 


Halt ditto _ 
3 Tounds 12s, 

Halt ditto — 

A Moidore aides 
Haif ditto — 

A Guinea — 
Halt ditto ——_ 


Eighteen Shillings — 


Half ditto _ 
A Piſtole Ap 
Half ditto — 
A Mark m—_ 
An Angel — 
A Noble DF 
A Crown — 
Half ditto 


A Cruſade of Ex. (Port) 


A Dollar (Spaniſh) 
A Ducat (Spaniſh) 
A Ducat (Flanders) 
A Florin (Fland: rs) 
A Livre (Prench) 
A Moidore / F, rtug.) 
A Pagoda (A/a) 

A Piattre 7. mY 
A. Piafire (Spaniſh) 
A Pittole (Spamſb) 
A Rial (Spaniſh) 


as a 


FOREIGN AND ENGLISH COINS, 
Ilith their Value in Britiſh Money. 
Weights, 


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A Silver Rupee (A1/ia) 
A Gold Rupee (A/a) 


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Value of Iriſh Money in Fnglith Currency. 


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12 113 — — — || 100 [108 6 8 — 


MEASURES. 


2 Pints 1 Quart 

4 Quarts 1 Gallon 

8 Gallons 1 Firkin of Ale 

9 Gallons 1 Firkin of Beer 
2 Firkins 1 Kilderkin 

2 Kilderkins 1 Barrel 

3 Kilderkins 1 Hogſhead 

3 Barrels 1 Butt 
10 Gallons 1 Anchor of Spirits, Wine, Cyder, 

and Oil 

18 Gallons 1 Runlet of ditto 
42 Gallons 1 Tierce 
63 Gallons 1 Hogſhead 
84 Gallons 1 Puncheon 

2 Hogtheads 1 Pipe or Butt 
2 Pipes 1 Tun 


4 Pecks 1 Buſhel 

2 Buſhels 1 Strike 

8 Buſhels 1 Quarter 

5 Quarters 1 Wey or Load 


——_ 


& Pecks 1 Buſhel, Water Meaſure 
' 4 Buſhels 1 Coomb 
| 40 Coombs 1 Wey 


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2 Weys 1 Laſt of Corn 

9 Buſhels 1 Vat or Strike of Coals 
36 Buthels 1 Chaldron 

21 Chaldron 1 Score of Coals 


LONG MEASURE, 


3 Barley Corns 1 Inch 
12 Inches 1 Foot 
3 Feet 1 Yard 
6 Feet, or 2 Yards, 1 Fathom 
5iYards, or 11 half Yards 1 Pole 
40 Poles, or 220 Yards, 1 Furlong 
8 Furlongs, or 320 Poles, 1 Mile 
3 Miles, or 24 Furlongs, 1 League 
20 Leagues 1 Degree 
bo Miles 1 Degree 
4 Inches 1 Hand, uſed to meaſure Horſes 


SQUARE. 


144 Square inches 1 ſquare Foot 
9 Square Feet 1 ſquare Yard 

100 Feet 1 Square of Flooring 

2721Feet 1 Rod 

40 Rods or Perches 1 Rocd 

4 Roods 1 Acre 

640 Acres 1 ſquare” Mile 

30 Acres 1 Yard of Land 

100 Acres 1 Hide of Land 


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SOLID, 


| 12728 Cubic Inches 1 ſolid Foot 
27 Cubic Feet 1 Cubic Yard, 


TT EL EN A ED a ES SN RS 


IFEIGHTS. 


M—_ 


7 Pounds 1 Clove of Wool 
14 Pounds or 2 Cloves 1 Stone 
2 Stone 1 'Todd 
13 Stone 1 Wey 
2 Weys1 Sack 
12 Sacks 1 Laſt 


BREAD. 
lb. CY, ar, 
Peck Loaf — — =— 17 6 © 
Half ditto — cm — © 12 1 
Quartern ditto — _ _ 7 


1 Sack makes 8 Quartern Loaves, 
The Court of Aldermen may fix the Afhze by 
the Price either of Wheat or Flour, 


56 Pounds 1 Firkin of Butter 
64 Pounds 1 Firkin of Soap 


( 39 ) 


Barrel of Anchovies 
Barrel of Svap 
Barrel of Raitins 
Puncheon of Pranes. 


30 Pounds 
'256 Pounds 
112 Pounds 
1120 Pounds 


pd bo bo 


19 Hundred weight 1 Fother of Lead 
14 Pounds 1 Stone, Horſeman's Weight 
8 Pounds 1 Stone, Butcher's Meat 

36 Pounds 1 Truſs of Straw 

bo Pounds 1 Truſs of New Hay 

56 Pounds 1. Truſs of Old Hay 

36 Trufles 1 Load. 


EG GC SG SO IS IS If 


Lady Day, 25th of March 
Midſummer Day, 24th of June 
Michaelmas Day, 29th of September 
Chriſtmas Day, 25th of December. 

Within Fifteen Days of one of the ſaid Pe- 
riods Fire Inſurances are uſually made payable, 
and on theſe Days Rents are alſo made payable, 


LoxpoN employs 1000 Hackney Coaches, 
1 Shilling Fare is 1 Mile 1 Quarter 
15, - HESRT 2 Miles 
6 Pence for every £ Mile exceeding 


By Time—1s. 6d. for the firſt Hour, 6d. for every 
Twenty Minutes. 
One Day of 12 Hours, 148. 6d. 


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Bank 

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Governor, and on the following Day for Dire&tors. 

South- Sea Houſe 

February 4, 1796, for fix new DireRors in the Room of 
fix who go out by Rotation every three Years. 

Eaſt-India Houſe 

Second Wedneſday in April for Six DireQors. 


Weſtminſter Life Inſurance and Annyity Office, 
Strand 

The laſt Tueſday in March in every Year for Four Dt1- 
re&ors for Three Years in the room of Four who go, 
out by Rotation, of Twelve Dire&ors, including 
Chairman and Deputy Chairman. 

Equitable Aſſurance 

The Jaſt Thurſday in March, or within goDays for 5 new 
Dire&ors in the Room of 5 who go out by Rotation, 

Hand-in-Hand, eftabliſhed 1697. 

Firſk Week in November for 8 DireQors. 


Sun Fire Office, 1707. 

Only on Dcath or Refignation. 

Union, 1715. 

The firit Wedneſday in April, or within 21 Davs, for $ 
DireQors who go out by Rotation of 24 Directors. 

Royal-Exchange Aſſurance from Fire, &c. 1716, 

Jaly 1798, for tour new Dire&ors choſen every Three 
Years in room of Four who go out by Rotation, of 
Three Governors and Twem y-four DireRors. 

London Aſſurance, 1716. 

Same as the preceding. 


Weſtminſter Fire Office, 1717. 


The ſecond Thurſday in Otober in every Year, or with» 
in ten Days, for nine new Directors. 


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The 17th of January, anavally. 


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TROY WEIGHT, 
24 Grains, makes one Penny wrt. 


i Frufsold Hay; 6:1b. 14o.n 
36 Truſſes xr Load 


20 Penny weights I Ounce 
I2 Ouncez 1 Pound 
AVOIRDUPOISE WEIGHT. 
16 Drams 1 Ounce 
x6 Ounces 1 Pound 
28 Pounds I Quarter 
4A Quarters rt Hundred wt. 
20 Hundred wrt. T Tun 
APOTHECARIES WEIGHT. 
20 Grains I Scruple 
3 Scruples T Dram 
8 Drams I Ounce 
12 Ounces rt Pound 
WOOL WEIGHT. 

7 Pounds 1 Clove 
2 Cloves I Stone 
2 Stone I Tod 
64 Tod 1 We 
2 Weys I Sac 
I2 Sacks I Laſt 

WINE MEASURE, (60 Seconds 
4 Quarts I Gallon 60 Minutes 
Az Gallons T1 Tierce 24 Hours 
63 Gallons I Hogſhead: 7 Days 
84 Gallons I Puncheon' 4 Weeks 
126 Gallons I Pipe 365 Days 6 Hours 
252 Gallons I 'Tun' DRY MEASURE, 
ALE AND BEER MEASURE.\ 2 Quarts 
4 Quarts 1 Gallon: 2 Pottles 
6 Gallons I Firkin of Ale; 2 Gallons 
9' Gallons 1 Firkin of Beer, 4 Pecks 
2 Firkins I Kilderkin, 2 Buſhels* 
2 Kilderkins I Barrel, 8 Buſhels 
23+ Barrel T Hogſhead 5 Quarters 
2 Barrels I Puncheon; 2 Weys 
3 Barrels I Butt! SOLID M 


LONG MEASURE, 
I2 Inches 
3 Feet 
5+ Yards 
© Poles 
8 Furlongs 


LAND MEASURE. | 
9 Feet Y 
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40 Poles 
4 Roods 
CLOTH M 
2+. Inches 
4 Nails 
3 Quarters 
4 Quarters 
5 Quarters 
6 Quarters 


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| TROY WEIGHT. 
24 Grains make - 1 Pennyweight 
20 Penayweights 1 Ounce 
12 Ounces - -- - 1 Pound 


AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT, 
16 Drams make - 1 Ounce 
16 Ounces --- - - I Ponnd 
28 Ponnds - -- - - 1 Quarter 
4 Quarters « - - - 1 Cwt.or 11Ab. 


20 Hnndred Weight1 Ton ry 


943 Hundred Weight1 Fother 


APOTHECARIES? WEIGHT. 
20 Grains make +» 1 Scrupie 

3 Scruples - - - - 1 Dram 

8 Drams - - - - - 1 Ounce 

12 Ounces 1 Pound 


CLOTH MEASURE, 
24 Inches make - 1 Nail 
\* 4 Nails --- - - - 1 Quarter 
4 Quarters - - - - 1 Yard 
© 3 Quarters - - - - 1 Flemish el 
5 Quarters - - - - 1' Englsh ell 
-6 Quarters -/- - - 1 French all 


| ————— 


LONG MEASURE, 
3 Barley-corns - 1 Inch 
22 Inches - -- - - 1 Foot 
1 Yard 


. 6, Feet 1 Fathomſ Perch 


5 Yardsandalalf1 Rod, Pole, or | 


40 Poles - -- -- - 1 Furlong 
\ $8. Furlongs - -- - 1 Mile 


| WINE MEASUKE.. 
2 Pints- - -- - - - 1 Quart 
| 1 Gallan 
:40 Gallons ---- - - 1 Anker 
18 Ballous --- - - - 1 Rundiet 
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ALE AND.;BEER; MEAS 
2 Pints make -- 1 Quart 
4 Quarts - - --- --14--Gallon- 
8 Gallons - - - -  Firkir 


| © 9” Gallops -'< -<T"Fitking 


£ 


2 Firkius -, - - - 1-{Kilderk 
4 Firk. or 2 Kid. 1 Barrel © 
1 Barvel &Hhlf, Þ "i. - ; 

or 54 Galtous, C1 Hog. 
2 Barrels - © 4, v4 Pax 


2 Piuts make - - 1- Quart 4 
2 Quarts - « -- - 1 Puttie 

4 Quarts - -; - - } valluu ? 
2 Galious- - -- 1 Peck 7 
4 Pecks - - - -- 1 Bushel Z 
2 Busbels - - - - 1 Strike 

4 Bushels -- - - 1 Coon | 
2 Coomser $8 Bas.1 Quarter ©] 
+ Quarters - -- - 1 Chal 


5 Quarters -- « 1 Wey ar 


2 Weys - - - - i La«tof Ob 


COAL MEASURE. * 

4 Pecks make - - 1 Busbel 

3 Bushels - - - -- 1 Sack: © 

12 Sacks, or 36 Bus. 1 Chaldrag | 

21 Chaldrons - - - 1 Score 

SQUARE' MEASURE 

144 Inches --- -'- - | Square Fo 
9 3quare Feet < } Squar 

I0U Feet - - - - - - | Square 1 

2724 Feet 1 Rod[ ft 
4 Rods, or Perc. 1 Rood 7 
+ Roods - - 1 Acre! 
6:0 Acres- - - -- 4 Squat 

30 Acres--- - - - } YardeFs 
100 Acres - - - - - + Hjd&dHL 

— +43 4 

$011D MRKASURS.! 

44 

27 'Cudie Feet - | Cable 

; \ dl 


HAY, '1 


A load contains.» -» - 36 


A Trass weighs .- - - 36; 


9 
Aldborough, Suff. 9 


Aldborough, | 


Yorkshire.. } ©* 


Ashburton 


Ashby de laZouch : 


Ashford 
Arherstone 


| nam 


Barnard's Castle 1: 


Barnstaple 
Barton 


> Basingstoke .... 7 
9 


Beaumaris 


ES ba acoocs ( 
| Beaconsfield .... 
» 


tedwin (Great)... 


Zelford 


ensington 


ly 


7 
> 


149 
RATES OF POSTAGE FOR A SINGLE LETTER 


TO THE PRINCIPAL PLACES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, 
Including the Packet Postage to the Parts out of Great Britain. 


ENGLAND and WALES. 


d. 
Berkhamstead.... 6 


Bicester 

Bidaenden 
Bideford 
Bigglesware ...- 
Bilderstone 
Billericay... +++ 
Binfield 

Bingley ..... + »6 
Birmingham .... 
Bishop'sAuckland12 
Bishop's Castle ..10 
Bishop's Stortford 7 
Bishop's Waltham 8 
Blackburn 
Blackpool 
Blakeney 

Blandford 
Bletchingley ...-. 

| — —_—_ 

Bognor .. 

Bodmin 
Bolingbroke .... 
2 HENTITG 
Boroughbridge .. 
Bossiney 

a4OSton 

Bourn 


| gn 7 
Bradford, York:h. 11 
Bradford, Wilts... 
Bradwell 

Braintree 


Brecknock 
Brentwood 
Bridlington .....- 
Bridgend 
Bridgenorth .... 
Bridgewater .... 


1:44 
Brighthelmstone.. 8 
B1 istol 


Brocknell 
Bromley 
Bromyard 
Bromsgrove 


ISUND oo >» 00 5 5.04 I2 
j 


d. 
Bru. oc 0 0055 
Buckden.... +++ 
Buckingham .... 
Builth o<o5o0ved 


Buntingford .... 
Buntingford .. 8 


Burnham, Esser.. 
Burnham, Norf. 1 
Burnley ...c.. | 
Burslem . 
Burton-on-Trent 10 
Bury St.Edmund's 8 
Bury, D—_——I N 
i ocoorceck 


Caistor, =" 
Caistor, Linc.. 


Cambridge 
Camelford. $2S0S- 06 


Canterbury. 00000 
Cardiff 


13 
nn 11&12 
Carnarvan ,.....[? 
Castle Carey ... 
Castle Rising .... 
Catterick ] 


CRe..cooooue & 
Cheadle 


Cheltenham.... -. 
Chepstow 


, | 
Chesterfield...... 
Chichester .....+ 
Chippenham .... 
Chippingnorton.. 
Chislehurst 
Chorley 
Christchurch..... 
Chudleigh ] 
Cirencester 


8 

8 

b "9 | 
ungay. . 

7 

7 

0 


Cobham EEEEEEST. 
Cockermouth .... 
Coddenham ...... 
Colchester .... «+ 
i + wi 50 056d 
_—_\F Yee. 
mn 
Colnbrook .....- 
Coltersworth .. . « 
Coltishall.... «++ 
Congleton .... ++ 
COnwny coco 
Corfe Castle ....1 
Corsham ...... + 
COUny coo 
_— fC oo0000 


Sooatdweats? 


: —_ 
VISODO-©a> 


om 0006 
Cricklade.... c++ 
Cromer coco 
Croydon ......+« 
Crowland.... ++ 
Cuckfield .... 
Culliton ,...co + 
Cullompton .... 


=Suaellts oS = 


Dagenham ...... 
Danbury $000 
Darlington ..... ol 
Dartford 
Dartmouth......11 


vas 


Deddington.. . 
Dedham .. 


Devonport . __ —_ 
Devizes .. voce B 
mu 2 accotes 
olgelly 
Donoaster.. cc 
Dorchester . 
rking 
Douglas, Ile of 
a, RAE EEEESTE,. 
OT . ooces 
+ wa 00000 
Drifheld . 
Droitwich. 
Dudley 
Dulverton 
Dunchurch..-. . 
unmow 


= 


Dunstable.. . . - -++ 
Dunster ##S#s **+x 5 
Durham ..-+ +++ 
Dursley.... +++ ++ 


_._ - 
do SI 


Eastbourn .. +++ 
East Grinstead .. 
Easingwould .... 
Eccleshall .... ++ 
Edgeware ....++ 
Egham... +++ 
Egremont ...++ 
Ellesmere.... ++] 
Ely.c.ocooooooo00 

Emsworth .. «++ 

Enstone 
Epping....++++++ : 


—_o— 


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mum = _ Go © 


W©X&- 


EpSOM .,... cc +0 
WR © 000055 d520 6 
— 5 
Evesham ....+. ++ 9 
A 0s 508 5 
LD >.w05 00648 11 
Exmouth..... + .N 
YC cooooocooooe 9 
NS ooo co 9 
Fakenham ....-- 9 
Falmouth.. . ...12 
CEL co cooces 8 
Farnham ....-- + 7 
Farringdon .....+ 8 


Fenny Stratford.. 7 
Ferrybridge......1! 


Feversham ...... 7 
Finchingfield .... 7 
Fishguard .....- I2 
Folkingham .... 9 
Folkestone.... ++ 8 
FoOotg8cray.... ++ 4 


Fordingbridge ... 2 
I2 


Fowey 


Frodsham .. I1 
Frogmill wy 
NS cocoons 9 
Gaddesden.... ++ 6 
Gainsbro%.... 0 ++ 10 
Gargrave.. «+++ Il 
Garstang .... «+++ 11 
Gateshead ....+-- I2 
— 6 


Gerrard's Cross.. 6 
Glastonbury ...- 
Gloucester ....++ 9 


Godalmin ....-- 7 
Godstone.....-++ 6 
Gosport ....---+ 8 
Goudhurst ....-- 7 
Grampound ....12 
Grantham .. ... 9 
Gravesend ...... 6 
AID --ecac9 4 
Gretabridge .... 12 
Grimsby ....... {1 
Guernsey (Ise) ..13 
Guildford TY, .* * 7 
Guisborough ....12 
Gwyndee...... ++12 
F 


150 


Hadleigh,....... 9 
Hagley ....+++-+++. 10 
Hales Owen..... + 
Halesworth ..... 
IL. acode cn05k 
Halstead .... +. 
Harleston.... --. 
Harling ...- 0+. 
© © ARR 
Harpenden.....-. 
Harrowgate.. ....11 
SIIOUT. . ob 05 5's 
Hartfordbridge .. 7 
FORD codooc 
Haslemere .... 


Hastings.. .. .. 8 
ES . \o-oce © 
Hatherley .-.....1l 
Hawkhurst.. ..- 7 
Hawkshead ..... I2 
Went. oobooooe © 
Haverfordwest....12 

BY coooo00 +. 10 
Haylsham .. ... 8 
Hedingham. .. 8 
Helmsley.... 11 
MONtOUD ..c0 000 I2 


Hemelhempsiead 6 
Henfield 8 
Henley on Thames 7 
Henley in Arden. 9 


SR >. 56 10 
Ends on 6 
OO 2p WO I2 
Heytesbury.. 9 
Higham Ferre1s.. 8 
Highworth ...... 9 
Hinckley.... ... 9 
Eads 50s 9 
Hitchin ..... 7 
ES Loc c05 9 
Hockerill.... + 7 
Hoddesdon.... + 5 
Holbeach... + + y 
Holderness ......12 
Holkham.....--- 10 
Holmschapel .... 11 
A feos 10 
Holdsworthy ....11 
Holyhead ...... I2 
Holywell. io. I1 
OO ON II 10 
Horncastle.... ++ 10 
Hornchurch .... 4 
Horndean ....-+ 8 
Horndon,...... 4 
Horsham...< ++ ++ 7 
Hounslow ....++ 4 
OR oobooo ce JI 
Hubberstone....12 
Hull ....-+ = GI | 
Hungerford ...... 8 
Huntingdon .... 8 
Hurst Green .... 7 
Hurst Pierpont.. 8 
Huddersfield ....11 


IlcheNer ..--+ ,10 
Iifracomb ....:: Il 
Iiminster....-+. 10 


+ + — 


d. 
Ingatestone ,,.. 6 
Ipowich.. cc. © 
Isle of Man.... +17 
Isle of Wight.... 9 
TIGIEY cooncoccccces © 
Ivinghoe......-- 6 


Ivybridge ....'..-- 
Jersey (Isle) ....13 


Keighley .....- ++ I 
EORnE ooo 00 9 
Kelvedon.... +0 7 
Ca aa cock 12 
Keswick RP 
Kettering.... ++ 8 
Kidderminster ..10 
Kildwick ....oo i} 
Kimbolton ....: + 8 
Kingsbridge.... .. I 


King's Langley .. 6 
Kingston on | 4 
Thames T 

ington .....-+.10 
Kirkby Lonsdale 12 
Kirkby Steven ..12 
Kirkham...... 1 
Knaresborough _ 
I 


Knighton......-+ ! 

Red .. 00 I 

Lamberhurst.... 7 
Lambourn .... + ba) 
Lampeter.....-.+ I 
Lancaster...... + I2 
Langport.......- 10 


* Laugharne 11 & 12 
Launceston ......N 


Lavington ...... 9 
OO © © OAEEIONING: 10 
Leatherhead .... 6 
Lechlade.... + 9y 
LOGDUIY oo coco 10 
ES oce's Seco 
RIG 10 
Leicester ....o {4 
LEONID oo oo coor 7 
Leighton Buzzard 7 
Leominster.....- 10 
ENT Lo 62 cacs 2 
EE ao abuc 2650 8 
SERA cnco5c0os 10 
EE oaonoced 8 
Liphook .......- ic 
Litchfield. ... ++. 9 
Littlehampton .. 8 
Liverpool ........1 
Landaff...... 66686 
EE Lan ea 5c II 
Landovery .....- 11 
Llangadock ao © 
Llamidloes .....-+ I1 
Long MeMord.... 8 
Long Sutton .... 9 
Longtown .....- 13 
Looe, E. & W...12 
Lostwithiel boo5es I2 


Louth 


q 
7 FAITE 40 


— 


Macclesfi-!c ” 
Machyn'ot! 
Maider: 
Maids«« 
Marlborougn .. . 
Subba ooo 00000 7 
Malmsbury ...... 9 
BaRORh. covo coo+ I 
Malvern ..... +. 9 
Manchester......11 
Manningtree .... 8 
March ......-.++ 
Mansfield... - 
Margate 
Market Bosworth 9 
Market Deeping. . 9 
Market Drayton 10 
Market Jew, or | 19 
Marazion .... j 
Market Harbo- } 9 
RR 0-506 j 
Market Raisin ..10 
Market Street.... 7 
Market Weighton1! 
Marlow 7 
Maryport .....- 13 
Matlock ........10 
Melcombe Regis 10 
+. Y 


Melksham N 

Melton Mowbray..9 
Oo, RGA 9 
Merioneth ......1H 
Mevagissey...... I2 
Middleham. ###+ + I1 
Middlewich...... II 
GNUNt ...coo. © 
Milbourn Port .. 9 
Mildenhall...... 8 
Milford Haven .1Zz 
Milnthorpe....-- 12 
Milton TTY ** s 7 
Milverton .....- 11 


Minchinhampton 9 
Minehead ' 


Missenden ... 7 
Modbury.... ++ 11 
\ old EEE TT EY” 11 
Monmouth.....- 10 
Montgomery 11 
Mountsorrel .... 9 
Morpeth .... + I2 
Morton it Marsh 9 
Namptwich ....10 
Narbeth .. coco 00 w 
Nayland ......++ n 
LED ona ccdoes I 


Neston 


Lugge:« 4 

| Ls p Ml 
Lutterw- * y 
Lydd . 
Lyme 
Lyming!i 9 
Lyndhu. -: | 
Lynn... 


+1 


4. 

3 

%. 9 

[ '2 

($U , '9 

4 3 

N 4 
\ C..10 
lonm.)10 
Corn.) 11 


4 A Pagnel S$ 
gort (Salop) 10 
zwton Abbot ..11 


Newton Bushel.. II 
Newtown ....c: I1 
Northallerton ..11 
Northampton 8 
Northfleet ...- ++ 6 
Northiam ...---+ 8 
Northlcech....-- 9 
Northop ...---++ I 
North Walsham 10 
Northwich ...- + II 
Norwich ... 0 9 


Nottingham ....10 
Nuneaton 9 


Oaknam ......+- 9 
Oakhampton....11 


LS 6 doc0 0004 7 
CRABS coccocce I 
Ollerton ....+-+-.10 
Ongar .....--- 0 6 
NT ,ohccoo cer 9 


ET 00055 05 4 
ES a no aoc6t I2 
11, FRI I 


Ottery St. Mary's 10 


OUEY ocoornccece I 
CVErtalh coo co s, 
Oulney .... oo 00 ba 
CORES. 000009 55 9 
LIE do 0005 0005 ls) 
CRM. o 55500 06 I 
RS Zoos I2 
Painswick ...... 9 
Parkgate .....--+ II 
Pembroke ....-+ I2 
Penkridge ....++ 10 
Pennybont .... + I1 
OO TTY Þ2 
PenryN.. oe: I2 
Pensford .... + 10 
Penzance ....+-- ++ I2 
Pershore ...-+++0 bo 
Peterborough .. 8 
Petersfield .... ++ 8 
Petworth....--++ 8 
Pew$CV...cooccoce 9 
Pickering ...-+ I] 
Plymouth ....-- I1 
Plympton ....-- Il 
Pocklington ....11 
Pontefract ...--+ II 
Poole Ss ws 
Porchester ...... S 
& | 


Portland (Ie) .. 


151 


4. 
1 


Portsmouth .... S 
RR aoconccce II 
EAT co50 0005 I 
Presteign...... + 10 
ET woe aovek I 
Prittlewell ...... 7 
Puckeridge...... 6 
© © DONE I2 
Purbeck (Isle)....10 
= OT 4 
Queenboro?...... 7 
RENEE. - cu cen es 10 
Ragland .....- ++ 10 
Ramsbury .... . & 
RAmeny .cccoooo« 8 
Ramsay, 1. Man 17 
Ramsgate ....+ g 
Ravenglass ...... 2 
Rawchffe.... ++ I 
Rayleigh ...... + 7 
Reading ....-+  # 
Redbourne .....- 6 
ET vacacce I2 
Reepham...... ++ 9 
Soo 10 
Rhayader ....- I 
Kichmond .....- I2 
Rick mmansworth 6 
Ringwood ....++ 9 
Ripley ....+ von. © 
Rippon......++ +4 I 
Robertsbridge 8 
Rochdale.....--- II 
Rochester.....--+ 6 
Rochford .....- 7 
Rockingham .... 9 
Romney, Few .. 9 
_ —— na 
Rotherham ....- 10 
Rougham ....-+ 9 
Royston ......cs 7 
Rudgeley ....-+ 9 
Rugby ....++++++ 9 
Rumford LS Gr o 
Rushyford ...... I2 
Rumsey ..oo ++ 8 
EEE woe cod I2 
MyGC. oooooooocce 9 
RyC ..oooooccoc 5 
Riegate coo 6 
Saffron Walden.. 7 
St. Alban's .. + 6 
$. Acaph.... I 
M. AUS ooo I2 
St, Columb's....12 
St. Germains.-. ..11 
$t. Mawes ....-: I2 
St. Michael......12 
$t. Ives, Hunts .. 8 
St. Ives, Corn....12 
OH © TE bl 
Salisbury... c++ 9 
MERE 600058004 I 
Sandbach ....-+ I 
Sandwich. .. + 8 
Sawbridgeworth 


Saxmundham .. 9 
Scarborough ....12 


Scilly Islands.... 13 
ST Dcoaocet {4 
Ian oe canons 8 
ED as conncs I 
_—_— cc I2 
Seven Oaks...... 6 


Shaftesbury .... 9 
Sheerness 
Shettield 

Sheppey, lIsle.... 7 
Shepton Mallet. .10 
Sherborne .....-. 9 
Shields, N. & S...12 
CON. a ences 10 
Shipstone 
Shoreham ...... 8 
Shrewsbury ....10 
Sidmouth 


ET pains. 500 8 
Sittingbourne .. 7 
1 mg: 
Sleaford ........ 9 
Slough .....- +++ 6 
Snaith voccoedt 
COENAID > coc0 50 9 
Somersham...... 8 
Some1tun +. 10 
Southall .;...... 4 
Southam... 9 


Southampton. . . . 


9 
Southend, Ezzezx 7 
Southminster ,. 7 
South Molton ..11 
Southwell .....- 10 
Southwold ....-- 9 
Spalding .... ++ 9 
Speenhamland .. S 
Spilsby.... - +++ +. 10 
Stafford . 10 
Staindrop ....+- 12 
Staines... 0 b 
Stamford...... + 9 
Stanhope... I2 
Stanmore ....+ 4 
Stanstead.....- "© / 
Stevenage ...-+ 7 
Steyning ....-+- ++ 8 
StiltoN ,,.ccc +++. 5 
Stockbridge .... 8 
Stockport” .....- I 


Stockton on Tees 12 


| Stoke, Norfolk .. 9 


Stoke, Suffolk .. 8 
Stokesley ....-+ 12 
—_—_ tc 10 
Stoneham .....- 9 


Stoken Church... 7 
Stoney Middleton 10 


| Stoney Stratford 8 


Stourbridge.....- 10 
Stourport 
Stow on the Wold 9 
Stow Market.... 9 


| Stratfordon Avon 9 
| Stratton, Corn... 11 


6 


Stratton, Norf.., 9 
Stroud, Glos. ... 9 
Stroud, kent.... 6 


4. 
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Sunderland... .. I2 
SENNNE © anos ff 
Sutton Coldfield y 
Swaffham ...... 9 
SWAnage ...... 10 
1, © IONS Nl 
© SG 9 
LL; _- | I 
Tamworth ...... 9 
Tarporley ......11 
EEG. aces: IC 
TOR ooo I 
Teignmouth, E } n 

and W. .. 
Tenbury ........16C 
|, _ HOI 13 
Tenterden ...... 8 
Joo 9 
Tetsworth ...... 7 
Tewkesbury...... 9 
TRMND coco cocc0e TX 
Thaxted .... 7 
Thetford .... .. » B 
EET ca nanrcacs I 
Thornbury .. ....10 
LS con cncact 
Thrapstone...... 9 
Tideswell...... -. I 
Tilbury Fort .... & 
Tiverton —_— 
Topsham........3 
TED noocococcccll 
Torrington .... .. Hn 
FOO | ARE .N 


Towcester ......* 
Town Malliag.... 7 


TIENTS: 20 0000 I 
TICGEINY oo 000006 12 
TER o o000 000000 
Trowbridge... . -9 
ID... 0000 60 2 
Tunbridge ...... 


7 
Tunhridge Wells 7 
Tuxford 


Tynemouth...... 2 
Genel cocoon 7 
Ulverstone ...... I2 
Upminster ....- » 4 


Uppingham .... 9 
Upton on Severn 10 
Usk ] 


Uttoxeter........ I 
Uxbridge......-. by 
Wadebridge.... . + 12 
Wadhurst ...... 7 
Wakeficld ...... I 
Wallingford...... 7 
CERES £250 2+ 006 0 9 


Walsingham .... 9 
Waltham Abbey 4 
Waltham Cross.. 4 
WaltononThames 5 


Wangtford ...... 9 
ERSDOS canes 9 
Wanmbas ..c- oc. 64 bo, 
OI & 


d. 
/ Wareham ...+..10 
Warminster .,. «+ » 
Warrington ..+ 
arwiCcKk... 
Watford .. 
Watton ... va 
Wednesbury ... 
9 wot w- 
ellingboro 
WellingtonSalop. 10 
Wellington, Som. ++ 
Wells, Norfolk 
Wells, | we nk 
Clwyn ...co-—+ 
Wendover ...... 7 
WenlocCk.... oc «+ 
Weobly Lea 
Westbury........ 9 


152 


Wetherby 
Weybridge...... 5 
Weymouth . 10 
Wheatly 

ENTY __ ES 
Whitc urch, Hantss 
Whitchurch, Sal.11 
Whitehaven ....13 
WickhamMarket 9 
Wickwar.....-.. 9 


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Wimborn........ 
Wincanton... .... 
Winchcomb .... 9 


0 4 Winchelsca...... 8 


Winchester...... 8 


10, > 


Wirksworth , $09 aj 


Witney, 200000006 
Wivelscomb 2000 
Woburn .,....... 
Wokingham,or | 
Oakingham.. 
Wolverhampton 10 
Woodbridge .... 8 
Woodstock...... 8 
i ——_—_ 


4 if" 0ah-F AA 


Wootten Basset 9 


aw] 


Worceste 
Woottent 
Edge ...-- 


Wrotham . 
Wycomb, High.. 
Wymondham \. 9 


Varld  oco5 00055 
Yarmouth, 1.of W; 
: { —_ » Ne 


York 


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Yoxford ES ##S%5% 


# The lowest Rate of these Places is from London, and the highest Rate to London. 


Aberdeen 
Aberdour....- __ 
Abe! feldy 


Auchnacraig ....15 
Auchterarder.... 14 
Fn EFT” 
Ayton +18 


Ballintrae .,...:: + 


Bigga 
Biggar 6. 
Blairgowrie...... 14 


Borrowstounness 14 
ER. oooh 
Bridge of Erne. . 14 
Bridge of Halkirk17 
Burntisland 56.59 


Callander 
Campbleton .... 
Carrinish 
Carnwath 

Castle Douglas ., 


SCOTLAND. 


N.B. Every Town in Scotland, except the eight following, Carrinish, Coldstream, Earlstone, 
Galashiels, Jedburg, Kirkwall, Melrose, and St. BothwelPs Green, are charged a half- 
penny more than the pence expressed, 


' Chance Inn 


Coldstream.... + 
Colinsburgh ... 
Colinton, P. P...13 
Coupar, Angus .. 

Cou ar, Fite . 


Corslorphin,P.P. 13 
Dalkeith, P.P... 


I7 
Douglas Mill ....13 
Doune 14 
Drymen 
Dumbarton 
Dunfermline ... - 
Dumfries 


Eaglesham ...... 
Earlstone ...... .1: 
Ecclefechan 
ER onde cove 13 


Fort Augustus....16 
Fort George 
Fortrase 

Fort William.... 
TO 2600 


Glasgow 
Glenluce 


Grantown ......oo 
GreenlaW ....... If 
Greenock.... « bod 


Haddington .... 
Hamilton ] 


Inchture 
Inverary 
Invergordon .. 
Inverkeithing .. 
Inverness 

Irvine 


Keity Bridge 


14 ; Kennvuway 


ED ooo cooves 
Kilmarnock $600 


I 
KincardineO'Nell}e 
Kinghorn... 4 
KINTOSS......co| 


Iipp 
Kirkaldie .. 
Kirkcudbright... 
Kirkintulloch.. 14 
1m: Mp P. P. 14 
Kirkwall. 
Kirriemuir. 
kingussie, sec 

Pitmain .... 


L anerk £6 06 52G 13 


—_— I 

Libberton, P. P.. 

Linlithgow 

Linton 

Locharron 

lLochernhead ,« : - 

Lochgilphead.... 

|| 6 = NA 
ckerby 

Longtown 


Manchline 

May bole 

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Melrose 


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Yards | 3 [ 36 
L.. CAE I "I * 5 <——_— 
Poles | 54 | 16: | 198 
Furhngs F 14 40 | ? 20 | 66 | 7920 
Mis | 4 43.0 | 17:0 1 2 © | 6 65 | 
[ F % - J DO 
Superhcial, or Square Vezxiures, | 633 
Lords | 9 
' oles | 30+ 27218 
Rod | 40 | 210 | 1 ©0800: 
ACYES | 4 | TAN | 4840 | 43550 
Mz/zs| 046 | 2560 | 102409 1 3097606 | 27878400 
| CIO WAGdiuayy —_— 
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Nails, 2 
Ruarters| 4 | 9_ 
Y ard : 4 | 16 | 36 
El Erglje\ 51 201 45] 
Ell Flimica HET 


El/7 French\ 6 24 mY , 
Dry Meaſures, Fats: 


Duarts \ 

Pottles | 2 

G-llons | 2 | 4 | 

Pecks "5 8] 16 8 
Baltes | 4f 3 7 16H $8 64 |, 

Duarters | B |} 32 | 04 | 128] 256] 512 i 

_ Wi | 5140 | 160 | 320 | 64- | 1280 | 2560 

} 1 283 | 2560 þ£120, | 


Call 2 [10 ] 80 |] 320 | 645 


Troy Weight. BREE _ 
Carat, | 20 
7 1H EE. 2 24 
WE _2 EE 480 
| Pounds, | 12 |} 240 | 288 $760 
| Apotnecanies Weight. — Gratis,” 


Ser FUDIes, © - 20 
Drams. g-j \ Go 


Ouncer. | + © | "Sd | 480 þ 
Pears, | PG. | o6 | 238 5700 | 
Averdupo's W eight. LUrann. 
Ounces. | t6 
Pound. | "16 | 250 
Dart rs. = 448 | 7108 


Hundreds. | 4 | ELLE | 1792 } 28072 
Tur. | 20 | 20 | 2240 o | 35840 | 57 3440, 


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