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Fox Fox's . . ! Fox-under-the-Hill Fox-un der -the-H ill Franks Grosvenor Street West (now Rylands. A.Q.C., vol. iii. 1890. Hobart Place) Thornbury, v. 8. Larwood, p. 124. Court, 1702 Portland MSS., Harley Papers, ii. 34. Near the Prerogative Doctors' Commons At the rear of King Street, Rich- mond Ebury Street 1770 Simpson's ' Suburban Taverns.' 1765 Suburban Taverns,' p. York Street, Covent Garden . . Stocks Market Fleet Street, at No. 17 Bucklersbury Katherine Street, Strand Ludgate Hill Cheapside On site of Strand 1705 1749 .724 1744 1710 Record,' Record,' Clare Street, Clare Market Brewer Street Castle Street, Southwark Bow Street Strand, south side, at No. 75 Denmark Hill Mitre Court, Fleet Street Simpson's 51. Thornbury, iii. 285. Gomme's G.M.L., part xv., p. 171. London Topographical Record, 1907, iy. 110. Heiron's ; Ancient Freemasonry,' 1921. Chancellor's ' Fleet Street,' p. 33. London Topographical Record,' 1907, iv. 108. Simpson's ' Ixmdon Taverns and Masonry,' p. 31. Shelley's ' Inns,' p. 246. Larwood, p. 494-6. Public Advertiser, May 8.
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1903, p. 76. ' London Topographical 1907, iv. 41. Capt. J. F. Bagot's MSS. (Hist. MSS. Com.), p. 338. Ld. Godolphin to R. Harley : Bath MSS., 1904, i. 64. Sir Richard Steel to Prue, Oct. 22. Simpson's ' London Taverns and Masonry, p. 32. Lane's ' Handy Book,' p. 167. Walpole to Mann, Feb. 18. Basil Williams's ' Life of Chatham,' 1915, i. 87. Timbs's ' Clubs,' p. 421. Levander, A.Q.C., vol. xxix., 1916. Levander, A.Q.C., vol. xxix., 1916. Levander, A.Q.C., vol. xxix., 1916. 1778-80 Annual Feast of the Society of Artists. Thornbury, iii. 97 and 101. Thornbury, vi. 284. 1720 Daily Courant, Sept. 27. J. PAUL DE CASTRO. (To be continued.) Simpson's " in the 1704 1704 1707 1715 1723 1742 1745 1753 1753 ALDEBURGH. EXTRACTS FROM CHAMBERLAINS' ACCOUNT-BOOK. 1625-1649. 12 S. viii. 506, and references there given ; ix. 26. ) Order Book " containing the orders made by the Bailiffs and Burgesses from 1549, 3 Edw. VI., to 1631, is still in the possession of the Corporation. The orders refer to many matters concerning the government of the town and of the fishery, elections, straying of swine, lambs, geese THE and ducks, trading and residence of non- freeman, &c. Under date 1631/2, 17 Jan. Bailiffs not to be absent on election day, nor at any other time by the space of a month together, under a penalty of 10. (In the case of James Burwood the mitigated fine of 2s. was imposed.) Under the same date for the better decent order and habit of the Bailiffs and Chief Burgesses, and that they in their several offices may be known and distin- guished from other free burgesses, and for the more credit of the town, it is ordered that the said Bailiffs and Burgesses shall
