---TURK'S-HEAD in Greek-freet, Sobo. ---BELL and DRAGON near GoldenSquare.

---BELL in Nicholas-Lane.

--HALF-MOON in Cheapfide.

--QUEEN's Head in Knaves-Acre.

-QUEEN'S-HEAD in Great Queen----SHAKESPEAR'S HEAD in Marlebo

Street.

---MOUNT in Grovenor-ftreet.
-MOURNING-BUSH near Alderfgate.
---KING'S-ARMs in New Bond-ftreet.
---KING'S ARMS in Wild ftreet.
---KING'S-ARMS in Piccadilly.
---FOUNTAIN near the Royal-Exchange.
---GORDON'S Punch-house in the Strand
---LA GUERRE in St. Martin's Lane.
---Hoop and GRYFFIN in Leadenhall.
Street.

---BERRY'S Coffee house in Bridges-ftreet.
---KEY and GARTER in Pall-Mall.

rough-street.

---HORN in New Palace-Yard
---CROWN in Fleet-Market.
-CROWN in Smithfield.

--THREE TONS on Snow-bill.
---THREE TONS in Smithfield.
--THREE TONS in Newgate-freet.
---BRAUND'S-HEAD in New Bond-fireet.
---CHECQUER at Charing-Crofs.
---ANTWERP near the Royal-Exchange.
---STAR and GARTER in St. Martin's.
Lane.

--BEAR in the Strand.

---ROYAL STANDARD in Leicester----FOUNTAIN in Katharine street.

--CASTLE in Drury Lane.

---CAMERON'S Coffee-boufe in Berry-fireet
--KATHARINE-WHEEL in Windmill-
Street.

the ---RAINBOW in York-Buildings.
---DANIEL'S Coffee-boufe, Temple-Bar.
---QUEEN'S-HEAD in the Old-Bailey.
---KING'S-HEAD in St. John's Street.
--SUN in Fleet-ftreet.

--SUN in St. Paul's Church-Yard.
--RUMMER in Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide.

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