Chronicles of London Bridge
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Mr. Abra- ham Chambers, Haberdasher of smal Wares. 25. And 26, Mr. Lyne Daniel, Haberdasher of Hattes, a double house. 27- M ris . Brookes, Glouer. 28.
Mr. Couerley, Hosier. 29. Mr. John Drans- fielde, Grocer. 30. Mr. Newman, emptie. 31. Mr. Edward Warnett, and 32. Mr. Samuel Wood, par- toners, Haberdashers of Small Wares. 33. Mr. Lohn Greene, Haberdasher of Hattes. 34. Mr. Heugh 2o 402 CHRONICLES OP QA. D.
Powel, Haberdasher of Hattes. 35. Mr. Samuel Armitage, Haberdasher of Small Wares. 36. M...r. Lohn Sherley, Haberdasher of Small Wares. 37- Mr. John Lawrymore, Grocer. 38. Mr. Timothy Drake, Woolling Draper. 39. Mr. Lohn Brigges, Needle-maker. ' at whose house the fire commenced, ' 40. Mr. Richard Shelbuery, Scriuener. 41. Mr.
Edward Greene, Hosier. 42. Mr. Hazard, the Curate, and 43. Mr. Hewlett, the Clarke, at S. Magnus Cloyster. ' " This narrative has, however, already appeared in print in the ' Gentleman's Magazine' for November, 1824, pages 387, 388 ; the extract having been fur- nished by the possessor of the volume, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Abra- ham Chambers, Haberdasher of smal Wares. 25. And 26, Mr. Lyne Daniel, Haberdasher of Hattes, a double house. 27- M ris . Brookes, Glouer. 28.
Mr. Couerley, Hosier. 29. Mr. John Drans- fielde, Grocer. 30. Mr. Newman, emptie. 31. Mr. Edward Warnett, and 32. Mr. Samuel Wood, par- toners, Haberdashers of Small Wares. 33. Mr. Lohn Greene, Haberdasher of Hattes. 34. Mr. Heugh 2o 402 CHRONICLES OP QA. D.
Powel, Haberdasher of Hattes. 35. Mr. Samuel Armitage, Haberdasher of Small Wares. 36. M...r. Lohn Sherley, Haberdasher of Small Wares. 37- Mr. John Lawrymore, Grocer. 38. Mr. Timothy Drake, Woolling Draper. 39. Mr. Lohn Brigges, Needle-maker. ' at whose house the fire commenced, ' 40. Mr. Richard Shelbuery, Scriuener. 41. Mr.
Edward Greene, Hosier. 42. Mr. Hazard, the Curate, and 43. Mr. Hewlett, the Clarke, at S. Magnus Cloyster. ' " This narrative has, however, already appeared in print in the ' Gentleman's Magazine' for November, 1824, pages 387, 388 ; the extract having been fur- nished by the possessor of the volume, Mr.
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