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Vintrie Ward.
and inhabited. Almost over against this Court is Cutler's Hall, seated in Cloak
lane: which
falleth into Dowgate hill, a pretty good Building, as to its bigness.
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Cutlers hall.
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Garlick Hill takes its beginning in the North from Bow lane, and falls into
Thames street, a
place well built, and inhabited. In this place are these Courts, Sugar loaf
Court, a good
large place, but ordinarily inhabited; It hath a passage down steps, into Thames
street
through a place called the Bowling-alley. Three Shear Court, small and
ordinary; over
against this Court is the Parish Church of St. James Garlicke Hithe. It is in
the Diocess of
London: The Abbot of Westminster was Patron, and the Dismes are ixs. 4d. It was
destroyed in general Conflagration, and is rebuilt better than before.
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Gralick hill.
Bowling alley.
Three Shear Court.
St James Gar- Garlick Hithe.
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Great Trinity Lane hath but a small part in this Ward.
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Great Trinity lane.
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Bow Lane hath also some small part in this Ward, but the greatest share is in
Cordwainers
Ward.
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Bow lane.
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There are to watch at the several Stands in this Ward every Night a Constable,
the Beadle
and 34 Watchmen.
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The Watch in this Ward.
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The Jury-men returned by the Wardmote Inquest for this Ward, are to serve in the
several
Courts holden in the Guild Hall in the month of April.]
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The Jurymen.
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And thus an end of Vintry Ward, which hath an Alderman with a Deputy, Common
Counsellors nine, Constables nine, Scavengers four, Wardmote Inquest fourteen,
and a
Beadle: It is taxed to the Fifteen in London 6l. 13sh. 4d. *
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The Government.
At 36l. and in the Exchequer at 35l. 5s. First Edit.
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The Alderman of this Ward is Sir Thomas Abney, Kt.
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