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    Commune concilium tentum in Camera Guihaldæ Civitatis London, die Mercur' Duodecimo die Maij, Anno Domini 1725. Anaoque regni Regis Georgij, Magnæ Britanniæ, &c. Undecimo, (post Merid' ejusdem dici) Coram Georgio Merttins Mil', Majore dictæ civitatis; Gilberto Heathcote Mil', Carolo Peers Mil', Johanne Ward Mil', Gerardo Conyers Mil', Petro Delme Mil', Aldermannis ejusdem civitat', Willielmo Thomason Mil', Recordatore civitat' prédict, Francisco Forbes Mil', Edvardo Becher Mil', Harcourt Masters Mil', Rannlpho Knipe Mil', Francisco Child Armiger', Ricardo Levett Armiger', Johanne Barber Armiger', Willielmo Billers Armiger', Edvardo Bellamy Armiger', Ricardo Hopkins Mil', Franciso Porten Armiger', & Johanne Tash Mil', Aldermannis dictæ civitatis, ac Roberto Baylis Armiger', Aldermanno & Un' vic' civitat' prd̆ necnon majore parte communiariorum ejusdem civitat' in codem coi' concil' tunc & ibidem assemblat'. An act to explain and amend the act of Common-Council, made the 20th of September, 1711. in the mayoralty of Sir Gilbert Heathcore, knt. and alderman, (entituled, An act to regulate the elections of Aldermen) so far as it relates to the election of an alderman of the ward of bridge Without, to oblige the senior alderman, who by that act have power to rensove to, accept, and take the said ward, to make their elections within a limited time, to be fix'd for that purpose.
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    Medieval Londoners : essays to mark the eightieth birthday of Caroline M. Barron /
    Published 2019
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    New remarks of London: or, A survey of the cities of London and Westminster, of Southwark, and part of Middlesex and Surrey, within the circumference of the bills of mortality : Containing the situation, antiquity and rebuilding of each church; the value of the rectory or vicarage; in whose gifts they are; and the names of the present incumbents and lecturers. Of the serveral vestries, the hours of prayer, parish and ward officers, charity and other schools; the number of charity-children, how maintained, educated and placed out apprentices, or put to service. Of the alms houses, work-houses and hospitals. The remarkable places and things in each parish, with the limits or bounds, streets, lanes, courts, and number of houses. Likewise an alphabetical table of all the streets, courts, lanes, alleys, yards, rows, rents, squares, &c. Within the bills of mortality, shewing in what liberty or freedom they are, and an easy method for finding any of them of the several Inns of courts, and Inns of Chancery, with their several buildings, courts, lanes, &c. Collected by the Company of Parish-Clerks. To which are added, the places to which Penny-Post letters are sent, with proper directions therein. The wharfs, keys, docks, sec. near the River Thames, or water-carriage to several cities, towns, &c. The rates of water men, porters of all kinds, and car men. To which Inns stage-coaches, flying-coaches, waggons and carriers come, and the days they go out. The whole being very useful for ladies, gentlemen, clergymen, merchants, trades-men, coach-men, chair-men, car-men, porters, bailiffs, and others.
    Published 1732
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    A complete guide to all persons who have any trade or concern with the city of London, and parts adjacent : Containing, I. The names of all the streets, squares, &c. in the said city, and within the bills of mortality. II. The names and situation of the churches, chapels, meeting houses, companies hall, &c. within the said bills of mortality, III. An account of all the stage coaches with the fares of passengers, carriers, &c where they Jan. and when they go out. IV. The names and places of abode of the most eminent merchants and traders in and about London. V. The new rates for carmen, as settled by the Lord Mayor, &c. the 11th of July 1757. And the rates if watermen, hackney coachmen, charmen, and porters. VI. Rates of the general post, and penny-post offices, where kept, and to what places they send letters and parcels; and the holidays kept at the public offices. VII. Useful tables, which shew the value of any quantity of goods, from one farthing to twenty seven shillings. VIII. Tables of interest, from one day to twelve months, and from 1 l. to 1000 l. at three, three and a half, four, and five percent. Being the exactest piece of the kind hitherto published: and designed for the use of persons of all degress, as well natives as foreigners. The ninth edition; with large additions and alterations. To which is now first added. A new and accurate plan of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Paris adjacent; also an exact plan of the Royal-Exchange, shewing the several walks or places for transacting business by the different merchants, traders, &c.
    Published 1800
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    London and beyond : essays in honour of Derek Keene /
    Published 2012
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    Imagining the future city : London 2062 /
    Published 2013
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