A NEW BOOKE OF MAPPS, BEING A ready Guide or Direction for any Stran­ger, or other, who is to Travel in any part of the Cōmon-wealth of England, Scotland, & Ireland.

By which he may know his way in any part thereof, though he knew it not before.

WHEREIN ARE,

  • I. Alphabeticall Tables, shewing the Longitude and Latitude of all the Towns named in the said Maps; with easie and ready directions how to find any of them, though you know not in what parts they lie.
  • II. Tables of the High-wayes in ENGLAND, WALES, and IRELAND, Alphabetically methodized; which hath made them very plaine.
  • III. Tables as easie as an Almanack, which may sup­ply the use thereof for 100 Yeares, that is to say, from Anno 1600. to 1700.

And other usefull Tables.

By THOMAS PORTER.

This Book being necessary for all men, it is therefore made portable for every mans pocket.

Licensed, and entred according to the late Act for Printing.

To be sold by ROBERT WALTON, at the Rose and Crown at the West end of S. Pauls, 1655.

[...]

To the Reader.

I Doubt not but it will seeme strange to all that know me, that I should employ the Press upon such a Subject as this, where­in the most familiar of my acquaintance could never discover in mee any such in­tention. The truth is, I am no way ambitious of the Title of an Almanackmaker, much lesse of an Astrologer; the meanesse of the former, and ig­nominie of the latter, being sufficient to keepe back my desires from running after either. Neverthe­lesse heere is presented to thy view, that which will tell thee the day of the Month, the fixed Feasts▪ the mov [...]able Feasts, the beginning and ending of the Termes▪ the houre of Sunset, and indifferently well the age of the Moone for an Hundred yeares, the greater part whereof is al­ready expired▪ This I did, because I my selfe have oftener desired to know the time already past, then that which is to come, and per­haps some others may bee of my minde in this par­ticular; and for such as care not for that, here is neare Fifty years to come, which I take to bee a competent time for a thing of this nature: As for the principall Matter of this Booke, although [Page] the World abound with plenty of the like, yet have I never seene any, which to my meane ca­pacity directs so ready a way for the finding out a­ny Town mentioned therein: and it is not requi­site that you should foreknow what County or part of the Nation the Towne is in, which you desire to find, if you do but know the name thereof; The Maps are small yet will they do as much as rea­sonably can bee expected in so little roome: And if this finde a gratefull acceptance, it will encou­rage me to publish something else of the like kind. In the meane time I subscribe my self

Thy reall Well-wisher, THOMAS PORTER.

An Advertisement for the honest Countreyman, who proba­bly may stand in need hereof, for the understanding of the Book.

WHereas in some places you read maps in the plural number, and in other places map in the singular number, the word Map is used when both are joyned to­gether as one (as it is best) but when 'tis bound up in a book, it is too big to be folded up in one; and therefore each part is folded up by it self, which makes two maps (the one containing England, Wales, Ireland, and pa r of Scot­land; and the other all the rest of Scotland, together with the form and manner of London, Westminster, Oxford, and Edinburgh) and in this sense they are called maps.

By the word (Long Square) you are to understand such a thing as is in the Margent, marked with A. in the

A

midst of it: for the small black lines, crossing the map both ways, makes it full of such like long squares, so that there is no Town named in the map, but it must happen to be in some one of those long squares: and every one of them contains a whole de­gree, as well in longitude as in latitude: and the begin­ning of the book sh [...]ws you what degree of longitude and latitude any town is in: so that if you do but know the name onely of the Town (though you do not know in what County it is) this book by shewing you the longitude and latitude, shews you the long square where you may find it in the map: so that you need look no further for [Page] it then that long square, or degree, and having found the town in the map, it also shews you the County it is in.

If you be to travel to any place, for which you have no direction in this book, first find the Town in the map that you are to go from, and also the Town you are to go to; then lay a thread streight upon the map, from the one Town to the other, this thread doth shew you the Towns in the nearest way, if you could travel as streight as you can look. But because the ways are generally crook­ed therefore you are many times enforced to go out of the streightest way, but be sure you go not far from it, for the nearer you go to that streight line, the less you go about.

If you be to travel to any Town not named in the map, then you must learn between what two Towns named in the map the place you desire to go to stands: and (accord­ing to the distance from either of them) suppose it were placed in this map; then find your way as aforesaid, by laying your thread to that supposed place; and thus you may do if you be to travel to a place not named in the map. Thus much for the map and the use thereof

Of the Table of the Highways.

Forasmuch as many Countrey people do not un­derstand what a Collumn is, which they must do before they understand the directions for the high­ways: I shall therefore explain the meaning there­of by an example or two; that is to say:

Look in the 41 page, you will find the second Town thus: 1. Dulverton 16. 131. now in this example the place where 1. stands, is called the first Collumn, the place where Dul­verton stands is the second Collumn, the place where 16. stands is called the third Collumn, and the place where 131 stands is called the fourth Collumn.

In the same page look till you find 1 Chipnam, 10. 77. in this example 1. is in the first Collumn, Chipnam in the second, 10. in the third, and 77. in the fourth Collumn: and so of the rest. And now a word or two for the Alma­nack.

In the use of an ordinary Almanack, these things must be known; that is to say, the year of our Lord, the moneth of the year, and the week of the moneth, else a moneth or week may be mistaken. Now these being known, these tables are as easie as any Almanack, after you know the Sunday Letter for the year desired: which you may easily do by the table in folio 59, and 60. Example;

Suppose the year 1655. in the first Collumn you have the year 1655. in the second Collumn you have 3 which is the Golden Number that year, in the third Collumn you have g. which is the Sunday Letter that year, in the fourth Collumn you have 3. which is the Epact, in the fifth collumn you have 25. which is the number of direction for that year, by which number of direction, and by the Table of the moveable feasts, the said feasts may be known for that or any other year, till 1701.

Errata.

NOtwithstanding much care was used to correct the errours, yet some have escaped: it is therefore de­sired, that the Reader (before he read the book) will first amend with his pen, the three errors noted at the latter end of it: as also in the first page, for explaining of the maps, in the last line but three, for ten minutes, read six minutes, and in the last line, for six minutes, read ten mi­nutes, pag. 12. for Milford haven 18. 51. read Milford-haven 14. 51. page 41. for Bath 87. read Bath 97. for next to Bath, you must say Maxfield 10. and then the rest in order as they stand, page 44. for Maidenhead t. 6. read Maiden­head c. 6 page 45. line 2. for former table, read former part, page 45. for Ba [...]kway p. 8. read Barkway, p. 7. page 46. for [...]irencester, f. 10. read Cirencester t. 10. page 46. for Dorcester f 13. read Dorcester r. 13. page 46. for Gravesend g. 4. read Gravesend i. 4. page 46. for Hay f. 6 read Hay t. 6. page 46. for Kingstone o. see for Dorchester to London Kingstone 1. page 47. for Litchfield 5. 10. read Litchfield f. 10. page 47. for Newark h. 14. read Newark b. 14. page 47. for Newton C. 3. read Newton t. 3. page 47. for Puckeridge p. 9. read Puckeridge p. 8. page 47 for Royston b. [...]8. read Royston b. 19 page 48. for Wickham m. 6. read Wickham n. 6. page 53 line 2. for former table read former part, page 54. for Emely h. 6. read Emely i. 6. page 54. for Kilcock, a. 7. read Kilcock a. 6. page 54. for K [...]lmallock h. 5. read K [...]lmallock i. 5. page 55. for Toom Evagh r 5. read Toom Evagh r. 3. page 55. for Tipperary h 7. read Tipperary i. 7.

A KEY For the Opening or Explaining of the MAPS.

BEfore we come to the use of the Tables, the Reader is desired to take notice that the top, the bottome, and the sides of this Map are divided into certain black & white parts; ten of which parts on the top, or on the bottome make a degree in lon­gitude, and six of the parts on either side make a degree in latitude; which degrees are figu­red as well on the top as on the bottome, to shew the longitude, and they are figured on ei­ther side, to shew the latitude.

And you may please to note, that every of the black and white parts, or divisions on the top and on the bottom, containe ten minutes; and each of the white and black parts, or divi­sions on the sides, containe six minutes, and [Page] sixty minutes make a Degree. From the begin­ning of every degree on the bottome, to the beginning of the same degree on the top, are lines drawne through the Map; these lines are called the lines of longitude. From every de­gree on the left side to the same degree on the right side, there are also Lines drawn through the Map, which are called the lines of Lat [...]e, as was said before. This being known, the use followeth.

How to finde out readily any Towne named in the Table, with the Longitude and Latitude thereof.

LOoke in the Table following, proper to that Nation or Countrey which the Towne is in, and right against it you have the Longi­tude of the place in the first Collumne, and in the second Collumne you have the Latitude of the same place.

Example. Suppose that you would finde the longitude and latitude of Bedford. Look in the Alphabeticall table for Bedford among the Towns in England, beginning with B. and right against it you have 20 in the first Column, which shewes that Bedford is in the 20 degree of Longitude: and in the second Collumn you will finde 52. which shewes that Bedford is in the 52. degree of Latitude.

Example. Suppose that you would finde Dublin in Ireland, then you must look into the Alphabeticall Table of or for Ireland, amongst the Townes beginning with the Letter D. and right against Dublin in the first Collumne you will finde 13. which shewes that Dublin is in the 13. degree of longitude; and in the second Collumn you have 53 which shews that Dub­lin is in the 53. degree of latitude; and so of the rest.

How to finde out readily in the Map, any Towne named in the same.

HAving found out by the Rules aforego­ing, the longitude & latitude of the place, observe where the line of Longitude cuts the line of Latitude, and in the long square above the line of Latitude towards the right hand, you may finde the Towne desired.

Example. Suppose Cambridge be desired to be found, in the Map, I finde that the line of its Longitude is 20. and cuts the line of its Latitude which is 52. in the which square neare the line of Longitude 21. you may finde Cambridge.

Suppose you wou [...]d finde Chichester in the Map, you will finde that the line of its Longi­tude is 19. and cuts the line of its Latitude, which is 50. in a place of the Sea below the [Page] Isle of Wight, marked with a little at above which, before you come at the 51. line of la­titude, and towards the right hand, before you come at the 20 line of Longitude, you will find Chichester, the place desired.

Note that when a Towne happens to be in a line, it must bee accounted for that degree which is figured at that line, and thus you may easily and readily finde out any place named in the Map.

Note that where you finde two or more Townes of one name, you have the first Letters of the County that each Town is in.

Heere follow the Alphabeticall Tables, whereby all the Isles and Townes named in the said Maps, may easily and readily be found out, with the Longitudes and Latitudes thereof.

A

 Lo.La
ABer [...]th1552
Abaravon1651
Abercona1653
Aberdony1652
Aberf [...]aw1553
Aberford1953
Aberg [...]venny1751
Ab [...]r [...]o [...]1652
Ab [...]nnat Ca.1651
Abi [...]1951
Ab [...] C [...].2054
Acton1751
Acto [...]b [...]rnell1752
Adburg [...]2053
Adw [...]on1853
Akerton1755
Aldelin1753
Al [...]burgh2252
Alde [...]on2252
Alesbury1951
Alfraycomb [...]1 [...]51
Alford2153
Alfreton1953
Allington2151
Alawicke1955
Alresford1951
Alron Ca.1853
Alteingham1753
Altwick2054
Ambersbury1851
Andover1951
Anthill2052
Antree1650
Appleby1854
Appledowre2151
Ardingham205 [...]
Armanthswade2054
Armanthswade-Castle1754
Arnishem2051
Arundell2050
Arundell ha.2050
Arwenack Ca.1650
Ashb [...]rne1853
Ashburton1650
Ashby de la Zouch1952
Ashford in Kent215 [...]
Ashford Devonsh165 [...]
Ashpy2053
Alton1952
Ar [...]erstone1852
Avelay2151
Aukland1954
Aulcester2851
Aulton2951
Auss1751
Axbridge1751
Axmister17 [...]0
Aye2152
Aylmouth1 [...]5 [...]

B

BAckton2252
Badstow1550
Bagla [...]d17 [...]1
Bakewell19 [...]3
Bala1652
B [...]lduck205 [...]
B [...]lsham2152
Baniburg1955
Banbury1952
Bangor1653
Barder toure1854
B [...]rkny2051
Barkl [...]y1851
Ba [...]kh [...]mstead2051
Barkney2052
Barling2151
B [...]rm [...]ston ca.2054
B [...]rm [...]uth1652
Barn [...]t2051
Bar [...]st [...]ble1650
B [...]rn [...]sly1953
Barn [...]rd ca.1854
Barrey1651
Barrow2252
B [...]rton Li [...]c.2053
Barton Li [...]c.2053
BARVVICK1855
Barnby2252
B [...]sing stoke1951
Baston2052
Battell2150
BATH1751
Baun [...]ree1953
Bawel [...]ff [...] ca.1755
Bealt1652
Beaconfeld2051
Beawdly1852
Beavor ca.1952
Beckly2150
Beckworth ca.2051
Beckingham1953
Beckles2252
Bedoll1854
Bedford2052
Bedingham2050
Bedyford1550
Belerica2151
B [...]lister1855
Belowe Linc.2053
Belowe Nor.2252
Benister1750
B [...]re1850
B [...]rfo [...]d2152
Berking2051
Berton2152
Bery ca.1650
Beston1753
Beverly ca.2053
B [...]vill1855
Bew ca.1855
Bewmorris1653
Bickto1550
B [...]ggleswade2052
Bilburg2252
Bindell1850
Birdlim1950
Bishop and his Clarks1451
B shops stratford2051
Bishops ca.1752
Bishops thorp1953
B [...]shop clift1650
B [...]sl [...]nd1550
Blackhorn1723
Blackwater1951
Blenrake1753
Bletnesse [...]052
Blyne2052
Bodlington1955
Bodman1550
Bodverin1550
Bolton1853
Borne2052
Boston2053
Boswor [...]h1952
Bottell ca.1955
Bov [...]s C [...].1854
B [...]ugh [...]on1952
Bou [...]soner1953
Bow1650
B [...]abr [...]k1952
Bra [...]hpult point1552
Brackh [...]m1952
Brackley1951
Bradmuch1650
Bradford Wilt.1851
Br [...]dford York.1853
Bra sey Isl [...].1552
Br [...]mber2050
Br [...]mcroft Ca.1752
Bramly1852
Bramston1952
Bramyeard1752
Branford1051
Braintree2151
Branton1755
Brandon2152
Bradly2152
Brandespeth ca.1954
Branby2252
Branton ca.1752
Bray [...]e1751
B [...]kles2252
BRECKNOCK1651
Brent1650
Bre [...]twood2151
Brewood1852
Bres [...]n [...]sle1350
B [...]ck clay2151
B [...]deb y1451
Br dgent1651
Bridgnorth1752
B idgwater1751
Bridlington2054
Brighth [...]lmister2050
B [...]mi gham1852
BRISTOLL1751
Broketon1851
Bromesgrove1852
Bromicham1852
Bromley1753
B ughin1754
Brumley1853
Bruteport1750
B u [...]on1750
Buckenham2152
Buckhurst2051
BUCKINGHAM1951
Bul [...]y ca.1754
Bullingbrook ca.2053
Bungay2252
Buntingford2051
Burchester1951
Burford1851
Burgh2153
Burgh ca.1854
Burghbridge1954
Burgain1754
Burham2151
Burlim1950
Buley2052
Burnham in Essex2151
Burnham in Norffo.2153
Burry1853
Burton in South-sex2050
Burton on Trent1852
Burton in Linc.2053
Burton in York.1854
Burwash2150
Bury2152
Busby1954
Bishopclift1650

C

CAerdiffe1751
Caerburly1753
Caer Istrienhod1553
C [...]erlion1751
CAERNARVON1553
Caer [...]ily ca.1751
Cainsham1751
Caldi [...] Island1551
Calne1851
Calshot ca.1950
Calwin ca.1752
CAMBRIDGE2052
Camell1 [...]50
Camm [...]s1955
Campden1852
CANTERBURY2251
Capell2051
Carantak1450
CARDIGAN1552
Cardigan Isle1552
Carew1551
Carlile1755
CARMARTHIN1551
Car [...]use ca.1652
Cast. Cary1750
Castcombe1851
Castle camps2152
Castle Aker2152
Caster2053
Castleton1853
Caston2152
Caudry1950
Cauleford1550
Cause ca.1752
Cawood1953
Cawpon1955
Cerne1750
Chard1750
Charles1650
Chartley1852
Chastesbury1850
Chattesworth1953
Chechester1950
Chegford1650
Chekfeld2050
Chelsey1950
Chelden1650
Cheltenham1851
Cheines2051
Chelmesford2151
Cheterch1953
Ch [...]pstow1751
CHESTER1753
Chetterfield1853
Chevening2051
Chidherst1951
Chippingnorion1851
Chidley1650
Ci [...]encester1851
Chimley1650
Chippingham1853
Chipton1852
Chirk ca.1752
Chipchase1855
Chitts1650
Christ [...]church1850
Clare2152
Clay2153
Clen [...]gnaur1553
Clethero1853
Cliston1952
Clun ca.1752
Cobham2151
Cocket Isle1955
Codnor1953
Colompton1650
Colebrook2051
COLCHESTER.2152
Colethall1852
Colne1852
Combemarren1651
Compton1751
Condbridge1651
Congleton1853
Conningham2151
Corby ca.1755
Cuttington1855
Corfe ca. in Dors.1850
Corfe ca. in Heref.1752
Cormwood1550
Corsham ca.1752
Cottington1955
Couchith2252
Coreham2051
COVENTRY1952
Conlstock1550
Cowbie a thatcht ch.2052
Crake ca.195 [...]
Cranborne1850
Creby1754
Crediton1650
Creekland1851
Creno ca.1753
Crokthorne1750
Cromebridge2051
Cromer [...]2253
Crossekeyes2152
C [...]osh [...]y2152
Croydon2051
Croyland2052
Curmeare ha.215 [...]
Cullesden2051
Culliton1750
Cursing2152

D

DAker ca.1754
Dalbaderin ca.1653
Dalam2855
Danbury2151
Daminthevery1652
DARBY1952
Darling on1954
Dartmou [...]h1650
Daventree1952
Daulton1754
De [...]le ca.2251
Deane1851
Debenham2152
D [...]benton2152
DENBIGH1753
D [...]n [...]v [...]r ca.1651
Denton ca.1951
D [...]rcham2152
Derkin2051
Detford2051
Devises1851
Di [...]asbrant ca.1753
Dindell ca.1752
Dis2151
Ditchin2050
Ditton2052
Dolathela ca.1653
Doleco [...]n1752
Dolgele1652
Doncaster1953
DORCHESTER1750
Dover2 [...]51
Dover ca.2251
Downham2152
Drayton in Shrop.1752
Dr [...]yton in North.2052
Droitwich1852
Drumbury1755
[...]udley ca.1852
Dubm [...]n point1450
Dulverton1650
Dunmow2151
Dunnington ca.1952
Dunnington2052
Dunnilton.2053
Dunstable2051
Dunst [...]r1650
Dunst [...]b rgh ca.1955
D [...]nwich2252
DURHAM1951

E

EA [...]on1951
Eccleshall1852
E [...]kles.2252
Edlingham ca.1 [...]55
Efford1550
Egremond.1654
E L vington1851
Eldernel2052
Elesmeare1752
Ellington2152
Elm [...]lby ca.1852
Elmore ca.1851
ELY2052
Embleton1955
Engerston2151
Epping2051
Estales1350
Essi gton1954
Esterford2151
Etall ca.1855
Ev [...]sh [...]lm1852
Ev [...]ll1750
EXETER1650

F

FAkenh [...]m2152
Falmou [...]h ha.1450
Fambridge2151
Farli [...]h1951
Farington1851
F [...]rl [...]y ca.1851
Far [...]h [...]m1951
F [...]r [...]ssl [...]nds1955
Felix [...]on2252
Fenisto [...]1853
Feversham2151
Fis [...]arde1551
F [...]sh ca.2053
Flamborough head2054
Flatholmes175 [...]
F [...]e [...]hell2152
FLINT1723
Fobbing2151
Folleston ca.2251
Folki [...]gham2052
Foudn [...]y Isle1754
Foodra [...]1754
Fordham2151
Fordsh [...]m1753
Forme2053
Ford ca.1855
Foth [...]ringa2052
Fotton2052
F [...]ulnesse2151
F [...]y1550
F ampton1750
F [...]mu [...]gham.2253
Fr [...]kchap1853
Fromeselwood1851
Frome ca.1752
Fromby1753

G

GAinsborough2053
Gaiton2152
G [...]nb [...]ok2151
G [...]ins [...]y Isle1749
Gilford2051
G [...]ling ca.1954
G [...]r [...]by1954
Gisburg c [...].1954
Gl [...]sse [...]bury1751
Glanford2053
Gl [...]lio [...]ca.1754
GLOCESTER1851
G [...]eth [...]m.1450
Godalmi [...]g1951
Goggleshall2151
Gone [...]burgh1953
Gosnick2152
Gox [...]ll1852
Grafting1753
Granethorp1053
Grantham2052
G [...]stock ca.1754
Gratham1954
Gravesend2151
Greenwich2051
Greene2050
G [...]e [...]olme Isle1451
G [...]e [...]ton1952
Grimsby2053
G [...] mst [...]ad2051
G [...]ostrop2052
Gris [...]nd1751
Grompond1450
Gu [...]1652
Gund [...]m point1450
Gustines1950

H

HAdleigh2151
H [...]dly2152
Hai [...]sham2150
H [...]rnham2252
Hale1753
Haleste [...]d2051
Halifax1853
H [...]lfworth1550
H [...]l [...]we [...]ell ca.1855
Ham1551
Hambledon2051
Hammorle1752
Hampton court2051
Hams [...]y2050
Hamstead2051
Haughton1855
Harborow1952
H [...]bottle ca.1855
Harol [...]y ca.1954
Hariston195 [...]
Harleth1652
Harling2152
Harl [...]ston2252
Harolustone1551
Harton in De­ron.1550
H [...]rton in Staf­ford.1853
Ha [...]d1551
HARTFORD2051
Har [...]bury1852
Hartley ca.1853
H [...]r [...]lepoole1954
Hart1954
Harwick2252
Harwood1953
H [...]scombe2051
Ha [...]field in Essex2051
Hatfi [...]ld in Hartf.2051
Hatun1753
Havering2051
Havant1950
Haver1551
Haverbury1952
Haverith2152
Haulton ca.2050
Haxley1953
Hay1752
Healy1853
Headon2053
Heaton1754
H [...]lford ha.1450
Hellings2150
H [...]mesly1954
Helston1450
Henly in Warwi.1852
Henly in Orf.1951
Henly in Suff.2252
HEREFORD1752
H [...]st [...]te1951
He [...]ly1650
Het [...]ll2252
He [...]ford1450
H v [...]2051
Hev [...]ham2152
H [...]x [...]m1855
H [...]c [...]ling2252
H [...]m2153
Hide1950
Highwor [...]h1851
Hilbre Isle1753
Hilderkill ca.1954
Hinchly1952
Hi [...]don1851
Hingham2152
Hitchin2051
Hoddesdon2051
Hoggiston2052
Holbech a new Ma.2052
Holdenby1952
Holland in Essex2251
Hollihead1553
Molstead2151
Holt ca. in Wo.1852
Holt ca. in Den.1753
Holt2153
Holyland1955
Honise [...]2053
Hop [...]2252
Horne2051
Hornecastle2053
Hornby ca: in. Lan.1754
Hoenby ca: in York1854
Horsham2051
Hortencorbet ca1752
Horron1855
How2252
Howden1953
Howgat ca.1752
Howgell ca.1854
Hull2053
Hundspell1751
Hungerford1851
Huniton1750
Huntington in Here.1752
HUNTINGDON2052
Hurst ca.1850
Hyde2251

I

JArsy Isle1749
Iford1 [...]51
Igborough2152
Il [...]sly1951
Ilfraycombe1651
Ilm [...]star1750
IVSV VI [...]2252
Iv ing2051

K

KEveales ca.1752
Kiderminster1852
Kel [...]sey2053
Kendall1754
Kenelmworth1852
Kent2151
Kerstead2252
Keswick1754
Kettlethorp1953
Kettring1952
Kidwely1551
Kilgarren ca.1552
Kilham2054
Kilpe [...]k1751
Kilton ca.1954
Kimbolton2052
Kimpton1951
Kine [...]on in Heref.1752
Kineton in War.1952
Kings bridge1650
Kings Cleare1951
Kingstone2051
Kings-wood1850
Kirkylinesdale1754
Kirkbysteven1854
Kirkbymor [...]fide1954
Kirkham1753
Kirkloe2252
Kirks [...]nd1953
Kirkswalled ca.1754
Kirton2053
Knaptost1952
Knaresborough1954
Knattesworth1853
Kinton1752
Knoking ca.1752
Knowlesly1753
Kyply1954
Kympton1851

L

LA [...]kherne1551
Laco [...]k1853
L [...]n [...]ber1652
Lanbaderick1553
LANCASTER1754
Landbeder1652
LANDAFFE1751
Landelovaver1651
Lands end1350
Langadock1652
Laugedwin1752
Langley ca.1855
Langord1752
Langport1750
Langtree1550
Languan1651
Lanidloe1652
Lanimurthy1652
Lanisted1552
L [...]nton2150
Lanwitting1752
L [...]tham1753
Laton1753
Lavenham2152
Lave [...]sham2152
Launston1550
Lawitt2052
Layham2152
Lecblade1851
Ledas1853
Ledbury1650
Leeds2151
L [...]gh [...]on2051
LEICESTER1952
Le [...]ke1853
Lekenfield2053
Leming [...]on1850
Lemster1752
L [...]nden2151
L sterm [...]n ca.1550
Lesteth [...]ll1550
Lestolt2252
Letherhead2051
Letherland1753
Lethum1753
L [...]veham2151
Leverpoole1753
Leverpoole ha.1753
Lewis2050
L [...]z [...]rd point1450
LINCOLN1953
Lingrin1652
L n gid1652
Linton2052
Li [...]k [...]rd1550
Littleburgh1053
Lit [...]l [...]ham1650
Littleport2052
Llanelthy1551
Llanvaer1553
Llonilthgo1553
Lockwood1853
Lohoo1651
LONDON205 [...]
Longtown1751
Loughborow1952
Lowthe2053
Ludlow1752
Lum [...]y ca.1954
Lunday Isle1551
Lurgish [...]ll1851
Lu t [...]rich2051
Lutterwotth1952
Lyd2151
Lydbury1852
Lydford1550
Lydg [...]t2152
Lymberg2053
Lime in D [...]f.1750
Lime in Chsh.1853
Ly [...]2152
Lystach1751
Lyston1550
LITCHFIELD1852

M

MAchellet1652
Ma [...]denhead1951
Maidston2151
Maintre [...]2252
M [...]lden2151
M [...]lling2151
Malmesbury1851
MANCHESTER1853
Man Isle1554
Mans ca.1450
Maplethorp2053
Mapl [...]ton2053
Market Deeping2052
Marlefield1853
Marlingsbury1851
Marsfield1851
Marston1852
Martoke1750
Marton1550
Masham1854
Maun [...]field1953
Me [...]l [...]s1753
Meare1751
Melcombe regis1750
Melton1952
Membury1650
Mere1151
M [...]rketre fin2053
Merrlech2252
Micheldeane1851
Miching2050
Middleton2152
Middlewich1853
M [...]dherst1950
Midlam1854
Midnall2152
Milderton1850
Millord ha.1851
Milhum ca.1754
Minchead1651
MONMOUTH1751
MONTGOMERY1752
Mongesie1450
Montsoirell1952
More1950
Morpath1955
Morton1650
Moulgrave2054
Mumby c [...].2153
Munkweymo [...]th1954
Multon2054

N

NAnna1652
Nantwich1753
Narbirth1551
N [...]th1651
Ne [...]therharden2251
Nedham2152
Nerborow2152
Nertai [...]1450
N [...]tley1950
N [...]tley ca.1950
Nevent1851
Nevi [...]1550
Newark in Sur.2051
Newark in N [...]tt.1953
Newberry1951
Newburgh1553
New ca. in Carma.1512
New ca. in Staffo.1853
New ca. in Northu.1955
Newhaven2150
Newh [...]ll2151
Newm [...]rket2152
Newmalton1954
Newport in Wight Isle.1950
Newport in Mun.1751
Newewport in Essex.2152
Newport in Pemb.1552
Newport in Shrop.1852
Newport in Buck.2052
Newton-bushell.1650
Newton in York.1854
Newton in Devon.1650
Newton in Ca [...]b.2052
Newtowne1752
Nilton2151
Nimeaton1952
N Le [...]ch [...]851
Noke1951
Nonesuch2051
Normanby2053
Northallerton1954
NORTHAMPTON1952
Northforland2251
Northsumercoats2053
Nortmanton1953
NORVVICH2252
Nostall1953
NOTTINGHAM1952
Nuneaton1952
Nuneham1851

O

ODiam1951
Ogle ca.1955
Ogmeare ca.1651
Okeham1952
Okehampton1660
Okehingham1951
Okeley hall2252
Okermouth1754
Olton2252
Orford2252
Orm [...]shead1653
Ormskirk1753
Orpington2051
Oston2152
Oswestry1752
Otford2151
Orley1853
Oul [...]y2052
Oundle2052
OXFORD1952
Oystermouth165 [...]

P

PAdlam1853
Paine ca.1752
Parseborne1852
Pederton1750
PEMBROOK1551
P [...]mbridge1752
Penbrin1552
Pendock1852
Pendragon ca.1854
Peneralt1552
Penguimon point1450
Penk ca.1751
Penn [...]ith1551
Pensford ha.1751
Penreth1754
Pensance1350
Pensey ha.2150
Perin1450
PETERBROUGH2052
Peterfield1950
Peterelwray ca.1754
Petworthy2050
Phelock1450
Philipsmorton1851
Phyl [...]y2054
Phyl [...]ybridge2054
Picton ca.1551
Pitton1851
Plymmou [...]h1550
Plymmouth ca.1550
Plympton1550
Pocklington1953
Ponderham ca.1650
Pontfract1953
Poole1850
Porchester1950
Porlock1651
Portland Isle1750
Portsmou [...]h1950
Pouderbach1752
Prestarn c [...].1752
Preston1753
Pulborough2050
Pulbely15 [...]2
Purly2151
Pur [...]roke2151
P [...]ssi [...]l1951
Pykering ca.2054

Q

Quinborough ca.2151

R

RAby ca.1954
RADNOR1752
Ragland1751
Raleswor [...]h2252
Ramaswat ca.1854
R [...]mhead point1550
Ramsbu [...]y1851
Ramsey Isle1451
R [...]dg [...]ve2152
Re [...]ding1951
Repel [...]am215 [...]
Retbrack2051
R [...]tford1953
Richmond in Sur.2051
Richmond in York.1854
Ricote1951
Rigate2051
Rigion1953
Rie2150
Ringwood1850
Rindorgory1652
R [...]ppon1954
R [...]on1953
Risbie2152
R [...]sty1952
Roch in Somers.1750
Roch in Cambr.2152
Roch ca.1451
Rochester2151
Rochford2151
Ro [...]hdale1853
Rockingham1952
Rockland2152
Rosse Castle in Corn.1550
Cosse C [...]stle in Cumb.1754
Rosse1751
Rosse faire1652
Rotheram1953
Rou [...]hford1953
Rowlewright1951
Row [...]on1752
Reyston2052
Ruderdale2252
Rugby1952
Rumford2051
Rumsey1950
Ruthin1753
Ry [...]ll2151
Rye2150

S

SAddleworthfrit1853
S. Agnes1450
S. Albons2051
S. Asaph.1653
S. Burion1350
S. Davids1451
S. Donets1651
S Edmond2153
S. Erwan1450
S. Grade1450
S. Jees1450
S. Ives2052
S. Juli [...]t1550
S. J [...]st1350
S. Kevern1450
S. M [...]uga1450
S. Michael in Norf.2252
S. Michael in Corn.1350
S. Michaels Mount1350
S. Neods205 [...]
S. Paran1450
S. Peters2151
Sal [...]omb [...] ba.1650
SALISB [...]RY1850
S [...]ltash1550
Samf [...]rd2152
Sandf [...]rt2051
Sandherst2150
Sandg [...]e ca.2251
Sandhorse1951
Sandon1950
Sandown2251
Sandwi [...]ch2251
Sandwi [...]ch ha.2251
Saxmun [...]ham2252
Scalme Isle1451
Scarborow2054
Seham1954
Selby1953
Settle1854
Sevenock2151
Severnmouth1651
Shaftsbury1850
Shane1550
Shefield1953
Shesford2052
Shepiston1550
Shepton mallet1751
Shepy Isle2151
Sherborne in Dorl.1750
Sherborn in York.1953
Sheriffebulton1954
Shinfield1951
Shipton1752
Shipsea2054
Shoreham2050
Shoringham2153
Shotwick ca.1753
Shrawerd1752
SHREWSBURY1752
Shutwell1953
Sidmonton1951
Sidmouth1650
Sidwall Isle1552
Sillingborne2151
Silly1751
Simonbor [...] ca.1855
Skipton1853
Sleford2053
Slingsby ca.1954
Sna [...]ch1953
Somerton in Somer.1750
Somerton in Linc.2053
Sorlin [...]s1150
SOUTHAMPTON1950
Southam1952
Southerting1950
Southmolton1650
Southsoberry2151
[...]outhwark2051
Southwray2152
Sowould2252
Spalding2052
Spilsby2052
STAFFOR [...]1852
Stanes2051
Stalby1755
Stainf [...]d2052
Stanage1851
Stane1953
Staneley1954
Stanethorp1854
Stanning2050
Stanstead1950
Stapleford2151
Sta [...]boro2051
Start point1650
Steph [...]lme Isle1751
S [...]ockland1751
Stoke2152
Stokebridge1951
Stokes [...]y1954
Stoketon1954
Stokwith1953
Stone1852
Stonehurst1753
Stony stra [...]ford1952
Stoxford1853
Stow in Glocest.1851
Stow in Norff.2152
Stow in Suff.2152
Stetford1852
Stretton1550
Strond1851
Sturbridge1852
Sturmister1850
Sudbury2152
Sudeley1851
Surflet2052
Suthwick1950
Sutton in Kent2151
Sutton in Suff.2152
Sutton in Linc.2153
Sutton in Camb.2051
Sutten2252
Swansey1651
Swasham2152
Swetesham2152
Swinborn1855
Swinstead2052
Sylam2252
Symny1450

T

TAdcaster1953
Talland1550
Tame1951
Tamworth1152
Tarington1550
Tarvon1753
Tattershal2053
Tavestoke1550
Taunton1750
Tawstock1650
Tenby1551
Temston1953
Tennet Isle2251
Terring2050
Tetbury1851
Tewidrak1350
Tewxbury1851
Thames mouth2151
Thaxted2151
The bald2051
The Cowes1950
The Gulph1350
The head2150
The Isle of Man1555
The Menacles point1450
The Nesse point2250
Thetford2152
Thirlowall1855
Thorbury1751
Thorigton2252
Thorp2252
Thorn1953
Thorney2052
Thornton2053
Thrapston2052
Thrusk [...]1954
Thurland1754
Thursley1951
Thurwick2152
Tackhill ca.1953
Tilbury215 [...]
Tilston1753
Tillingham2151
Tinmouth1650
Tintagell ca.1550
Tischerk2150
Titbury1852
Titchwall2153
Titiswall1853
Tiverton1650
To [...]g1852
Tong ca.1852
Topelyffe1954
Torbay1650
Torkesay1953
Totnes1650
Totney2053
Toule forth1953
Towcester1952
Traswick1954
Trees1752
Tregney1450
Tregdrem1650
Tremanton ca.1550
Treveling1653
Trevena1550
Tring2051
Tromebridge1851
Truro1450
Tuggell1955
Tunacombe1550
Tunstall2252
Turbridge1851
Tuxford1953
Tynn outh ca.1955

V

VOkfield2050
Verley2151
Uppingham1952
Upsall1954
Upton1852
Uresell ca.1953
Uske1751
Utroxater1852
Uxbridge2051

W

VVAde1950
Wakering­ton2151
Walden2152
Walderswick2252
Walfall1853
Wallingborow1952
Wallasses1753
Walsingham2152
Waltham in South.1950
Waltham in Leic.1952
Waltham in Essex2051
Walton in Darby1852
Walton in Essex2251
Walton in Norf.2152
Walsh [...]m2252
Wallingford1951
Wantage1951
Warden1850
W [...]re2051
Wareham1850
Warington1713
Warke ca.1855
W [...]rkworth1955
Warnboro1951
Warnham2051
WARVVICK1852
Wash [...]ll1852
Watched1651
W [...]tford2051
Watlington1951
Watton i [...] Gloc1851
Watton in Norf.2152
Wawmore ca.2251
Waxham2053
Waxminster1851
W [...]bread2052
W [...]ymouth1750
Webley1752
Wight Isle1950
Welcombe1550
Wellington1752
Wells in Somer.1751
Wells in Norf.2153
Welshpoole1752
Welton2052
Wem1752
Wenterton2252
Wenlock1752
Wereall1753
Weremou [...]h1954
Westbury1851
Weston1955
Wethesby1953
Whaddon1951
Wh [...]plode2052
Wharleto1954
W [...]it ca.1751
Whitby2054
Whitham2151
Wibley1551
Wickham in Buck.1951
Wickham in Suf.2252
Wigen1753
Wighton2053
Wigmore ca.1752
WILTON1851
Wilton ca.1751
Winborne1850
WINCHESTER1951
Winchelsey2150
Winchcombe1851
Wincaunton1750
Winendham2152
Winestone1754
Winslow1951
Windsor2051
Winstone ca.1751
Winthorp2153
Wirkesnorth1853
Wirkinton1754
Wirkwith1753
Wistaston1753
Wisbich2152
Wiston1551
Witherington1955
Witray1951
Witten ca.1954
Woburn2051
Wolverhampton1852
Woodbridge2252
Woodchurch [...]151
Woodcote1951
Woodstock1951
WORCESTER1852
Wormshead point1551
Worplesdon2051
Worsted2252
Wotxop1953
Wotton2152
Wottonbaffer1851
Wrexham1753
Wulfall1851
Wulpit2152
Wulverton2152
VVulsby1755
VVwellescombe1650
VVye2151

Y

Yarly2052
Yarmouth2252
Yarum1954
Ymmolroniad1553
YORK1954

Scotlands Alphabeticall Table.

A

ABerdora1857
ABERDEEN1857
Adze ca.1757
Allarick Isle1358
Allerot1458
Alway1656
Andinden ca.1757
Androfen ca.1555
Annan1655
Apilgirth1655
Arckyrgull ca.1558
Ardemouth head1356
Ardurnes1458
Armanoth moun.1457
Arran1455
Arrois ca.1356
Arshnell1455
Avindale ca.1655
Ayre1555

B

BAcony1656
Badgenoth1657
Balnogowin ca.1657
Bamach1757
Bambrith1756
Baniffe1757
Banklam1755
Barray Isle1156
Barra Isle1158
Baridale1658
Barony ca.1757
Bergonium ca.1456
Bethy1556
Blaire1656
Blakham ca.1555
Blinermeife ca.1656
Boan ca.1657
Boen ca.1757
Boggitht1757
Bosermark1657
Bragdail1357
Brechine1757
Brew1457
Brochty ca.175 [...]
Brog1156
Brown1658
Brydyle1458

C

CAiltown1455
Caker ca.1756
Calder ca.1657
Calnes1658
Calstreet1855
Camay1257
Cambell1556
Cannok ca.1555
Capup1855
Carlawrock1655
Cartiam1855
Chiltree ca.1555
Clackmannon1656
Clast1757
Clyne1658
Collen1256
Colme1458
Conne Isle1558
Coswell1455
Cranfurdimuer1655
Cromarty1657
Culros1656
Cultor ca.1857
Cumirnald1656
Cuthaly1655
Cuthaly ca.1655

D

DIngwall1557
Donbritoun1556
Dondonill1555
Dorne1658
Dovart ca.1356
Douglardaile1655
Downe ca.1656
Dryburgi1755
Dryndar1755
Dumnister ca.1355
Dumnotyr1857
DUNBAR ca.1856
Dunbegan1257
Danbeith ca.1658
DUNBLAIN1656
DUNDEE1756
Dunglas ca.1856
Dunbras1655
Dunkell1656
Dunlawrick1655
Dunni ca.1456
Dunovert1355
Dunra1357
Dunska ca.1357
Dunstafage ca.1456
Dunweg ca.1355
Durnay1158
Durodin ca.165 [...]

E

EDINBURGH1756
Elgin1757
Ellan Rovan1357
Erth1156
Etherton1655
Everlothea1 [...]57
Eycht ca.1857

F

FArehead1458
Farsid ca.1656
Fast ca.1856
Fendrath ca.1757
Ferne1657
Fewris1457
Fifenesse1856
F [...]nnevin ca.1756
Fl [...]dda Isle1258
Flodda Isle1358
Fl [...]ranca1 [...]56
Florre1456
Fordon1757
Forres1657
Fovern ca.1857
Foulis ca.1657
Freford1357
Frescik ca.1658
FROVVMARTENA1857
Frulater ca.1757
Fyripall1857

G

GAunfurdthoune1655
Gernego ca.1658
Gilleydren1355
Glannens ca.1756
GLASquo1655
Glenagis ca.1656
Glennen urquhart1557
Glenhope1455
Gregargan1455
Gwellwall1356

H

HAdd ngton1656
Hamiltoune ca.1656
Harlaw1755
Havin1855
Hemsail1655
Hermitage1755
H [...]sloch1555
Hovye1558
Huntly ca.1756

I

IEdgerton1855
Ila Island1356
Ilen shent1258
Ilen Ilanda1458
Innermegye ca.1656
Innernesse1657
Interquit ca.1656
Invernugny ca.1857
Iron mines.1457

K

KAie1557
Keis1658
Kermorish1455
Keith Isle1756
Key [...]z1757
Kilmon1456
Kilrac ca.1657
Kinhil1455
K [...]nkarden1656
Kirkenbrick1555
Kirkpatrick1555
Ky [...]ross [...]1656
KYNTAILE1457

L

LAmerton1856
Lamingtoun1655
Largus1555
Laurick1655
Leith1756
Little Barra Isle1158
Loghmar ca.1555
Lolwood1655
Lome1457
Londers1756
Lonet ca.1557
Lonfergon1756
Lorne1456
L Shin1558
Lucurs ca.1756
Lumfanan1757

M

MAilart ca.1656
Maries Isle1655
Melras1755
Momach ca.1656
Montros1856
M [...]rtoun1655
Muk1357
Mountains of white marble1457
Marble Mountains of Thunderland1558

N

Nary1258
N [...]ssa like which never freezeth1557
Nesse head1658
New Aberdon1857
Newark ca.1555
Norham1855
Noys1158

O

Oldmontrosse1856
Oltick1658
Osi [...]l1458
Ouhabyr1457

P

Palkasin1558
Pebris1755
Philorth ca.1857
Potlege ca.1857

R

RA1658
Radamach1158
Red ca. Ro.1557
Red ca. Me.1856
Redhead1856
Reinshraw1555
Roffedyffe1755
Rona Island1358
Rosday1556
Rothes ca. Bu.1757
Rothes ca. Mur.1757
ROTHEMAY ca.1757
Rowra1458

S

St Abshead1856
St ANDREVVS1756
St Clement1158
St Columbanus1258
St John1357
St Kilder Isle1158
St Maria1157
S Nicholas1258
St Patricus1157
St Rona1358
S lm1457
Salfid1455
Sand Il ca.1355
Sau [...]her1655
Scail1156
Scarra Isle1857
Scelbora1658
Serin ca.1456
Seton1756
Shyp Isles1958
Skoyre1450
Skyrassin1450
Slands1857
Slew1357
Sodore1356
Solway1655
Spyn ca.1757
Starnway1258
STERLING1656
Stig1157
Stoy ca.1258
Strabubaster ca.1658
Strangway ca.1258
Stratchdon1757
Strathogo1757
Strom ca.1357
Studer ca.1756
Sura1356

T

TAntalon ca.1856
Tarban1356
Tarbart1657
Tayn1657
Th [...] M [...]y Isle1856
The stoir of Assin1458
Torfurhy1558
Tornuta ca.1657
Tordiffe1755
Torray1256
Tounge ca.1558
Tourcan1357
Tranta Isle1258
Tranternesca1258
Trantnesse Isle1258
Tray1557
Tulibardin1656
Tutor1555
Tyer1857

U

VLway1256
Ursildon ca.1755
Urquhart ca.1557

W

WHYTHERN1555
Wighton1555

Y

Yrwin1555

Z

Zester1855

In the Isles of Orkney.

CReskirke1759
Hoy1658
Kirkwall1656
Kobunza1659
Kyrles Island1759
Linknes1959
Our Lady1659
Our Lady1759
St Augustine1757
St Nicholas1659
St Olive1759
St Peter1658
St Peter1759
St Peter1758
St Peter1659
Skyrries1658
Sownas1658
Sowthrowassa1658

Irelands Alphabeticall Table.

A

ABoy1253
Adare1052
Adama1252
Agard1353
Agarro953
Aghugallen1354
Agregare1153
Akill beg854
[...] Isle854
Annox1252
Antrim1355
Arbraken1253
Arde1254
Ardelon853
Ardes1354
Ardey952
Ardgore1153
Ardragh1153
Ardragth1154
Argath1353
Arkloe1352
Arklon1153
ARMAGH1253
Armagh1254
Arnecrag952
Arthully952
Ashrow954
Atlone1153

B.

BAiledorses851
Balan ca.1255
Balen1052
Balegham1055
Balendred1052
Baleshannon954
Baltimore bay951
Band h [...].1255
Baneall1254
B Anly1252
Bannogh955
Barnella1052
Barnes1252
Barry Court1052
Baskin1153
Bay whally954
B Berre1053
B Boyes1253
Beg1252
Belgar1253
Beleek954
Beltfast1355
Beltebert1054
Belter ca.952
Benburgh1254
Bert1155
Bewlintowne1354
B. Finne1152
B Fodd [...]954
B Grand1152
Bily854
Blackroth1253
Blare1355
Bokyn1253
Bolton1253
Bomey1252
Borace1252
Borace ca.954
Bow1152
Boyle955
Boyley1053
Boythdone1155
Bramok1253
Brandiron Isle1252
Brenne1252
B [...]dge ca.1152
Browne125 [...]
Bumbroyle954
Bunderlin1254
Bunneranogh1155
Burley1253
Butler1252
B willy ca.955

C

CAdon852
Caetgonia1052
Cal [...]n1252
Calebeg955
Calebeg ha.955
Calon1152
Can Akill854
Canan1154
Can Belos851
Can calve953
Can c [...]rve1352
C [...]n des852
Can doles852
Can Ernis855
Can leame853
Can leane852
Can sanon852
Cantr [...]ke1052
Cap cleare951
C [...]pel Isl [...]1152
C [...]pp [...]gh1155
Carewmore1152
Carib [...]es851
Caricklint1052
Caridone Isle852
Catigoly852
C [...]rikbr [...]ck1352
C [...]rlingford1354
Carmacan1355
Carne1052
Carrough1255
Caryk1152
Cashell1152
Castalague1252
C [...]st Henorelay1353
Castle knock1155
Castleton1153
Castle warren1354
Caterin851
CATERLAGH1252
Cavanca.1154
Caure1052
C Balen1050
C Balitern1355
C Barter1052
C B [...]y952
C Beale952
C Browne1352
C C [...]nane1052
C Carbely953
C Cubre852
C Carogha1052
C Chacherilon852
C Christian1051
C Cleary1052
C Clogbaly1354
C Clogh1053
C Conell1052
C Curny952
C Doneham951
C Donell1052
C Donnell853
C Dony1152
C Deinard952
C Fortuna1051
C Gally852
C Glame953
C Glanarme1355
C Grace1152
C Hash1253
C Haire1255
Chedy1052
C Hovell1152
C Inch1052
C kenne1155
C killigray1052
C killbritaine1051
Clacauvas951
Cladah Isles955
Clandalk1253
Clander1052
Clanebo953
Clangeine1051
Clankard1152
Clanmore1253
Clare952
CLARE953
Clarence1253
Clauder852
Clay ca.1052
C Letter852
Clogh1051
Cloghan1153
Cloghan951
Cloghan1254
Clogher1152
Clogher1154
C Loghorne1353
Clombrok1053
Clonbegny1053
Clone1152
Clone calker1152
Cloney1152
Cloney1153
Cloney1253
Clone musk1252
Clony953
C Longhurst1052
Clonegone1153
Clononim1253
Clonedway1253
Clovelin1153
Cloumell1152
Clunis mon.1054
C Lyniliro1052
C Lyons1152
C Lyons1253
Clyffe1253
C Magroun1052
C maing1254
C manin952
C maug852
C Mr. Garret1053
C mille1254
C moore1052
C mores852
C moyne954
C mule953
C mule953
C mynet852
C namon1252
C narrow water1354
C nash952
C nemene953
C never951
C new1153
C non952
C none1052
C norra1052
Coglaghgan1052
Colan1152
Cole1253
Coldagh1155
Cologmore1152
COLRAN1255
Colran ca.1255
Conners [...]go1954
Conor1255
Copland1355
Corbell1353
Corbely1354
Corbey1052
Corcumo953
CORKE1052
Corre1052
Cotton1152
Cotton Isle1151
Crayboy1253
Cray1051
C Redman1152
Crenay954
C Rew1054
C Rilet1253
C Roe1253
Crog1355
Croke1252
Crones1053
Crosekell1253
Crossedere1253
C Rudder1253
Cryne1354
C Saul1253
C slew1152
Ca Swine955
C [...]eg953
C Terragh1253
C Tobe1152
C Torbet952
Curlues mount1054
C white1152
Cyty955

D

DALYK1253
Darre1153
Der [...]gh1055
Der [...]sham1052
Derry1155
Dingham954
Dodh Reghan1253
Dogevenny Mc.1155
Dolenew1353
Donamurk1255
Donaverony1355
Donbalictuge1355
Dondrom1354
Dondebeg953
Doneboy851
Doneguer1151
Donelow952
Donell ca.1152
Donelang1155
Donemore1352
Donemore1053
Dongall955
Dongall ha.955
Dongall Mc.955
Donkey1252
Donpatrick1052
Donenavy point1354
Donne1153
Donoghan952
Donoghmore1254
Donemore1055
Donemore952
Dony1154
Do [...]les1152
D [...]sleap953
Dovane ca.1054
Dovaneny ca.1255
D [...]ugharly1155
Downe1354
Dow [...]e ca.1053
Downlough951
Driball951
Drom ca.1353
Drem [...]mark1555
D [...]on [...]bayly1354
Drogd [...]h1353
Dro [...]l [...]w1952
Dru [...] [...]e1055
DUBLIN1353
Du [...]lin [...]a.1353
Dundalk1254
Dundalk ha.1254
Dunga [...]n1254
Dung [...]von1252
Duns [...]k1255
DYNGLE852
Dyngle bay852

E

EAst Br [...]nny1154
Elpin1053
Eneser1355

F

FArre forland1355
Fartmore953
Fawne ca.1155
Federth1152
Fernes1252
Finart1253
Flen [...]ker1051
Foskin1253
Fort Charles1254
Fothert1252

G

GAlire1253
GALVVAY953
Galway1253
Gareston1353
G [...]rland1254
Gart1353
Gh [...]ragh1152
Glamog ca.953
Glancankine1255
Glaspestle1354
Glankankine1255
Gloven954
Grace ca.1153
Gragan1153
Grandge1153
Gray1152
Grayth1355
Great Isl [...]nd853
Green1254
Greenbord1352
Grewade1253
Grill1153
Grome1052
Gromly1055

H

HAghade1152
Hagnemulten1154
Heker1253
Herke854
Hoggs Isles852
Hogado1152
Hoghmo953
Holiwood1355
Holton1052
Holycrosse1152
Hop1252
Horney952
H [...]rreshead1055
Huiske953

I

INcolagh851
I [...]elands eye1353
Iser Isle853

K

KArne1153
Karth1353
Keale95 [...]
Kedinogh1253
Kela1153
Kelbane1053
Kelcolen1253
Kellean1053
Kellegh952
Kelleloe1053
Kelles1253
Kelles mon1255
K [...]llone1053
Ket ca.952
Kettenen1352
Kilbaron1053
Kilcore1253
KILDARE1253
Kilenonell105 [...]
Kilge951
Kilkan1153
KILKENNY1252
Kilkenny1152
Kilkotan1153
Killans852
Killaken1253
Killaloy954
Killeroghan1053
Killare1152
Kilcomin1353
Killeagh1354
Killecony1354
Killinan1253
Killinen1153
Killult [...]ph1255
Killock1253
Kilmore1254
Kilmacullo953
Kilmore953
Kilmana1254
Kilmacrenan1055
Kilmack1155
Kilphel1152
Kilroy1055
Kilront1355
Kilrough1255
Kilvoughter1054
Kilvatok1252
Kirgh953
Kite1055
Killeroghan1053
Kingstowne1153
Kilmtholm1152
Knock mullogh1255
KNOKFERGUS1355
Knomonagh1154
KYNSALL1051

L

LAcuath953
Lahult1152
Lambay1353
Lamev [...]nnou1153
Langhlyn1252
Lemcon951
Lemgore951
Lemwady1255
Leseynes1154
Letrim1053
Letrum1054
Letter ca.953
Lilmister1153
Lisgold1053
Lishananan1255
Lixmay952
Locarutel1154
Loghunt1053
Lokar1153
Longan851
LONGFORD1153
Longnon1353
Lonon1153
Lough foyle1155
Lough neugh1255
Lough carne1054
Louth1254
Loughine1051
L Skrine1255
Lylin1253
LYMRICK1052
Lyrges1352
Lyskanin1953
Lyskin1052
Lysmore1152

M

MAghle1354
M [...]zarry1255
M [...]harla1354
M [...]lo gare1052
Malum1053
M [...]lyn1253
Malyn1155
M Armoy1052
Marogh1053
M Banger1351
M Bantree951
M Cacree852
M Ca [...]r1152
M Clare952
Mestall ca.1253
Meyth1052
Mc Glascarck1352
Mc Gray1215
Michaem952
M [...]ddle1353
Midgrounds1353
Milagh1053
Millech1053
Mc Incherrone  
Missenhed951
Mc Killigray1052
Mc Killnoglesse952
Mc Lyre1153
Mc Mahlhanna1152
Mockay1152
Mollina1153
Mologaske951
Mologh ca.1052
Molle1252
Mollinax1152
Monaghan1054
Mon camber1355
Moncyhone1252
Moore1054
Morklon ca.953
Mor [...]gh1053
More ca.1153
Moshenes ca.953
Mc O [...]tan952
Mc Owin1052
Moy ca.953
Moy ca.954
Mc Sire1153
Mc Terpan1252
M Tomalegh1051
Mc Traile852
Muckne1254

N

NAth1052
N [...]castle1155
Negosaraha1255
Nelly1053
New1252
New1153
New1253
Newchurch851
Newcastle95 [...]
Newtoun952
Newtoun1252
Newcastle1053
Newry1254
Newcastle1353
Newtoun1352
Newcast.1454
Newkerkey115 [...]
Newtoun1155
Northgrounds1353
North Isles955
Nicoll1152

O

OHam1052
Oldcourt1353
Olderfleet ca.1353
Omey ca.1155

P

PAl [...]ce1052
Palace1053
Palas952
Patricks purgat1055
Perles951
Phelin953
Pisneracrogan1154
Polly1354
Polgoron852
Pol [...]fhdra [...]h852
Polmonton1252
Port Nazali954

Q

QUella1052
Quella1252
Queenslowne1153

R

RAbelta1152
Rafraine954
Raghannon1052
Raghlin1255
Rahust1052
Ramore1052
Ramny1352
Ran mary952
Ranchead1354
Raphan1258
Raph in1853
Raspack1352
Rey953
Red ca.1355
Red ca.1155
Redbul1253
Reniliro853
Relby1354
R Gascan951
Rivor1154
Roch1152
Roch1353
Roch ca.1252
Rosfrenno951
R [...]sse1252
Rosse1051
Rostall1252
Rosseriall953
Rose common1053
Rosecrea1153
Rosenales1153
Roy1253

S

SAlts Isle1252
Saret1253
Savage1454
St Benets Isle1353
St Bride1053
Sergeants1254
Serne953
St Gregories sound852
Sharen1052
Sharlok1253
Shanan1254
Sherpshead951
Shenny1053
S Hellena952
S Hellens ha.952
Skardies853
Skee1054
Skrine1253
Skyrt951
Slego954
Slew1252
Slew953
Slew gorth1154
Slewmes ke851
Smiths ca.1454
SOKELE ROY1255
Southgrounds1352
Spela1152
Stager1051
Stokes1153
Stokes of Baltimore951
Stokan1255
Strangford1354
Streborn1155
Synag1053

T

TAbber1054
Talbot1253
Talbot1355
Tallog1255
Tankard1253
T Cannis1155
T Clanterim1053
T Dornou [...]1154
Teben1052
Teg1252
Teggs1254
Tella corbet1154
Telin955
Temple Donacave1155
Tenaghill1352
Tenan1154
Tenelight1153
Terredagh1053
Termon1155
The barrells1352
The black rock1352
The fort1354
The fort1155
The Ram1352
The sanctuary853
The maidens1355
Thorne mountains1053
Three castles1253
T mere1254
T nok854
Toani953
Toll [...]gh1252
Tollogh cave953
Tollagh1154
Tologh caster1254
Tomalyn953
Tork952
Toralla1153
Torre1355
Tork853
Torre Isle1355
Towne ca.1255
Trigall1154
Triperani1052
Tromar1253
Trough ca.1052
Tru [...]am1253
T Tultash1354

V

VAlentia851
Villertherday954

W

VVAll1154
ATERFORD1252
Waterford ha.1252
Wenis851
West brenny1054
Westell1052
WEXFORD1352
Wexford ha.1352
Wey1153
Whitchurch1052
Whites ca.1354
Wicklot1353
Wilcock1253
Woghan1355
Wreike954

Y

YEARROVV1052
Youghall1152
Youghall ha.1152

A Table of the Principall Roades in England and Wales, divided into three Parts.

In the first Part, take notice, that there is belonging to each Road four Collumes.

1 IN the first Collume against so many of the Towns written in a greater Letter as are needfull, is set one of the 24 Letters in or­der as they be in the Alphabet, and in the same Collume against each Town written in a smal­ler Letter, there is some one number, as 1. 2. 3. &c. which by the directions of the second Part, readily shewes you how to finde any Towne written in the smaller Letter in this Part.

2 In the second Collume is set down the names of the chiefe Towns in each Road in or­der as the said Towns lie from London, begin­ning with the furthest Towne in any Roade from London, which furthest Towns are writ­ten in a bigger Letter, and are set Alphabe­tically for the more ready finding out of any of them.

Example.

Suppose you would know the way from Dover to London, look for Dover in this second Collume, amongst the Towns written in a bigger Letter (which as is said before, are set Alphabetically) and under it in the same Collume, is set Canterbury, Sittinborn, Rochester, Graves end, and Dartford, which shews that you must passe through those Townes as you go to London, and so of the rest. Note that sometimes a Road breaks off many miles before you come at London, in which case you ever have a Letter and a Number which directs you the rest of the way, as you will understand by the Se­cond Part.

3 In the third Collume, against every Town, in every Road, is set a number which shews the distance of miles betwixt it and the Town before it. Example: In the said Road from Dover to London, against Canterbury, in this third Collume, is 12. which shewes that the distance betweene Dover and Canterbury is 12. miles.

4 In the fourth Collume right against each Town is set the distance thereof from London. Example, against Dover in this fourth Col­lume is set 55. and against Canterbury is set 43. which shewes that Dover is 55. miles. [Page 39] and Canterbury is 43. miles from London.

The Use of the Second Part.

IN this Part is set downe Alphabetically all the Townes mentioned in the former Part not therein set down Alphabetically, but Prin­ted in a smaller Letter, and to each Town in this Part, there is set a Letter and a Number, which Letter and Number if you finde in the first Collume of the First Part. you may therin also find the Town desired. One Example wil make all cleare.

Suppose you desire to know the way from Exeter to London: First looke for Exeter in the First Part amongst the Towns Printed in a bigger Letter, and because yon finde it not a­mongst them (which if you cou'd do you need not to look in this Part) therefore looke in this Part for Exeter, and you find Exeter in 2 now look for the same Letter and Number, viz. for M. in the first Collume of the first part, and un­der that M. in the same Collume, looke for 2. against which 2. in the second Collume of the first part you finde Exeter, and the Towns in the way from thence to London, viz. Honing­ton, Chard, &c.

Example.

Suppose you would know the way from Lincoln to London: Look in this part for Lin­coln, and you will find Lincoln l. 3. which di­rects you to look for L. in the first Collume of the first part, and for 3. under it in the same Collume, and against that 3. you shall find in the second Collume Lincoln, and under it Sle­ford Bourne d. 2. which d. 2. directs you to look for the rest of the Towns that you are to passe through, that is, Look for d. in the first Collume of the first part, and under it look for 2. and against 2. you find Bourne, and under Bourne you have West Deeping, Gunworth-ferry, Stilton b 17. which b 17. directs you to looke for B in the first Collume of the First Part, and under it is 17. and against that 17. in the second Collume, is Stilton, Huntington, and the rest of the Townes to London. This Town is put for an example, bec [...]use if you un­derstand it, you will more easily understand o­ther places which have fewer references.

You may note that we go according to vul­gar or common account, but in the North and West they are often long.

The Third Part containes the Crosse Roads which may easily be understood by what hath been sayd before. These directions will serve for the Tables of Ireland, they being done in the same maner.

The First Part of the High wayes in Eng­land and Wales to London.

ABARNSTABLE147
1Dulverton 16131
2Bridgewater 18113
3Gla [...]ter [...]bury 10103
4Warmister 2083
5Andover, m, 9, 2855
BBARVVICK 12262
1Belford 12250
2Anwick 12238
3Morpit 13225
4Newcastle 12213
5Durham 12201
6Darington 14184
7Northalverton 10177
8Topeliffe 8169
9York 17 [...]52
10Tadcaster 8144
11Wentbridge 12132
12Doncaster 7125
13Tuxford 18107
14Newark 1196
15Grantham 1086
16Stamford 1070
17Stilton 1258
18Huntingdon 949
19Reyston 1534
20Ware 1420
21Waltham 812
 London 
CBATH87
1Chipnam 1077
2Marlborough 15 [...]62
3Hungerford [...]854
4Newberry [...]745
5Redding 1537
6Maidenhead 1022
7Colebrok 715
 London 
1BEDFORD43
2Dun [...]tab. f 16, 1330
DBOSTON94
1Donnington 985
2Bourne 1372
3Westdeeping [...]67
4Gunworth-ferry 562
5Stilton b 17 458
EPRISTOLL97
1M [...]field 1087
2Chipnam t, 1, 1077
FCARLILE236
2Keswick 17215
2Grocener 8111
3Kendall 14197
4Burton 7190
5Lancaster 8182
6Pre [...]ton 20162
[...]Wigen 14148
8Warrington 12136
9Newcastle 22114
10Lichfield 2094
11Coventry 2074
12Daventry 1460
13 [...]oceter 1050
14Stony stratford 644
15Brickhill 737
16Dunstable 730
17St Albones 1020
18Barnet 1010
 London 
GCHESTER144
1Wich 15129
2Stone 15114
3Lichfield f 10 1896
HCHICHESTER50
1Midherst 743
2Chiddingford 1033
3Gilford 825
 London 
 COCKERMOUTH223
1Keswick f 1 6217
 DORCHESTER108
1Kingstone 1395
2Sha [...]sbury, [...], 7, 788
IDOVER55
1Canterbury 1243
2Sittingborne 123 [...]
3Rochester 823
4Gravesend 518
5Dertford 612
 London 
KELY56
1Cambridge 1244
2Fulmire 638
3Barkway p 8 632
 HALLIFAX130
1Wakefield 15115
2Doncaster b 12 15100
 HARTFORD20
1Waltham b 21 812
LHULL121
1Barton 5116
2Glanford 8108
3Lincoln 1989
4 [...]leeford 1574
5Bourn d 2 1361
MLAUNSTON170
1Lidford ca. 10160
2Exeter 22138
3Honington 12126
4Chard 10116
5Crookhorn 6110
6Sherborn 10100
7Shaftsbury 1288
8Salisbury 1870
9Andover 1555
10B [...]si [...]gstoke 1639
11H [...]tlerow 831
12Bagshot 824
13Stanes 815
 London 
NLUDLOVV106
1Tenbury 5101
2Worcester 1685
3Evesham 1273
4Chippingnort. 1459
5Islip 1247
6Wickham 2027
7Beaconfield 532
8Uxbridge 715
 London 
OMANCHESTER141
1 [...]iuswall 20121
2Darby 20101
3Loughbrough 1586
4Leicester 878
5Harbrough 1266
6Northampton 12 [...]4
7Stony strat. f 14 1044
PNORVVICH95
1W [...]dham 590
2A [...]ebrough 1080
3Thetford 1070
4Icklingham­sand 66 [...]
5Newmarket 1054
6Whitford brid. 1242
7Barkway 1032
8Puckridge 725
9Ware b 20 520
QNOTTINGHAM94
1Loughbrogh o 3 886
ROXFORD47
1Wheatly bridg. 542
2Te [...]sworth 537
3Stokenchurch 532
4Wickham n 6 527
 * PLYMMOUTH179
1Ashburton 20159
2Chidlay 138116
3Exeter m 2 8138
 PORTSMOUTH54
1Midhurst h r 1638
8RYE51
1Plimwell 1536
2Tunbridge 1224
3Cheapstow 7 [...]7
 London 
TSt DAVIDS202
1Axford 12190
2C [...]rmarthen 24166
3Newton 12154
4Llanbury 10144
5Brecknock 16132
6Hay 10122
7Hereford 14108
8Rosse 1197
9Glocester 1285
10Cirencester 1770
11Farington 1060
12Abington 1050
13Dorcester 545
14Henly 1233
15Maidenhea. t 6, 726
VSHREVVSBURY118
1Watlingstreet 7111
2Shefnall 5106
3Bonigall 3103
4Wolverhampt. 598
5Brrmingham 1088
6Meriden 1078
7Coventry f 11, 474
WSOUTHAMPTON64
1Twiford 856
2Ale [...]ford 848
3Alton 741
4Farnham 733
5Bagshot, m, 12, 1024
 STAFFORD104
1Lich. f 10. 1094
 TEVVKSBURY76
1Chipinnort [...]n 4, 2056
XTA [...]NTON118
1Wells 1999
2D [...]vises 2475
3Hongerfor [...]t 3 [...] 1956
YWALSINGHAM86
1Peckham 1274
2Brandon ferry 1064
3Newmark p, 5, 1054
ZWARVVICK77
1Kineton 767
2Banbury 859
3Buckingham 1346
4Alesbury 1036
5Wendover 432
6Amersh [...]m 626
7Chalfunt 422
8Uxbridge [...]n, 8 715
 WINCHESTER55
1Alesford, w, 2, 847
*YARMOUTH92
1Le [...]taffe 686
2Blibur 1076
3Snapbridge 868
4Woodbridge 662
5Ipswich 755
6Colchester 1243
7Kelvedon 835
8Chelmesford 1025
9 [...]nkerstone 520
10Brentwood 515
11Rumford 510
 London 

The Second Part, whereby you may readily find any of the Towns in the former Ta­ble which be there in smaller Letters, and thereby know how far any of them is from London, and the Towns you are to goe thorow untill you come thither.

A

  • ABington t 12
  • Alesford w 2.
  • Alesbury z 4
  • Alton w 3
  • Amersham z 6
  • Andover m 9
  • Anwick b 2
  • Attlebrough p 2
  • Axford t 1
  • Ashburton * 1

B

  • BAgshot m 12
  • Banbury z *
  • Barkway p 8
  • Barnet f 18
  • Barton l 1
  • Basingstoke m 10
  • Beaconfield n 7
  • Belford b 1
  • Blibur * 2
  • Bonigall v 3
  • Bourne d 2
  • Brandon ferry y 2
  • Brecknock t 5
  • Brentwood * 10
  • Brickhill f 15
  • Bridgewater a 2
  • Brimingham v 5
  • Burton f 4
  • Buckingham [...] 3

C

  • CAermarthen t 2
  • Cambridge k 1
  • Canterbury I 1
  • Chalfunt z 7
  • Chard m 4
  • Chepstow s 3
  • Chelmesford * 8
  • Chiddingford h 2
  • Chidlay * 2
  • Chippenham c 1
  • Chippingnorton n 4
  • [Page 46]Cirencester f 10
  • Colebrook c 7
  • Colchester * 6
  • Coventry f 11
  • Crokthorne m 5

D

  • DArby o 2
  • Darington b 6
  • Dartford I 5
  • D [...]ventry f 12
  • Devises x 2
  • Doncaster b 12
  • Dorcester f 13
  • Dulverton a 1
  • Dunnington d 1
  • Durstable f 16
  • Durham b 5

E

  • EVisham m 3
  • Exeter m 2

F

  • FArnham w 4
  • Farington t 11
  • Fulmire k 2

G

  • GIlford h 3
  • Glanford l 2
  • Glastenbury a 3
  • Glocester t 9
  • Crantham b 15
  • Gravesend g 4
  • Grocener f 2
  • Gunworthferry d 4

H

  • HArbrough o 5
  • Hartlerow m 1 [...]
  • Hay f 6
  • Henly t 14
  • Hereford t 7
  • Honniton m 3
  • Hungerford c 3
  • Huntingdon b 18

I

  • ICklingham sand p 4
  • Inkerstone * 9
  • Ipswich * 5
  • Issip n 5

K

  • KElvedon * 7
  • Kendall f 3
  • Keswick f 1
  • Kineton z 1
  • Kingstoune

L

  • LLanbury t 4
  • Lancaster f 5
  • [Page 47]Ludford m 1
  • Lincoln l 3
  • Lecester o 4
  • Lestaffe * 1
  • Lichfield 5 10
  • Loughbrough o 3

M

  • MAidenhead c 6
  • Marlbrough c 2
  • M [...]xfield e 1
  • Meriden v 6
  • Midherst h 1
  • Morpit b 3

N

  • NEwark h 14
  • Newberry c 4
  • Newcastle b 4
  • Newcastle f 9
  • Newma [...]ket p 5
  • Newton c 3
  • Northalverton b 7
  • Northampton o 6

P

  • PIckham y 1
  • Plimwell s 1
  • Preston f 6
  • Puckeridge p 9

R

  • REading c 5
  • Rochester i 3
  • Rosse t 8
  • Rumford * 11
  • Royston b 18

S

  • SAlisbury m 8
  • St Albones f 17
  • Shaftsbury m 7
  • Shefnall v 2
  • Sherborne m 6
  • Sittingborne I 2
  • Sleford l 4
  • Snapbridge * 3
  • Stanes m 13
  • Stamford b 16
  • Stilton b 17
  • Stoken Church r 3
  • Stone g 2
  • Stonystratford f 14

T

  • TAdcaster b 10
  • Tenbury n 1
  • Tetsworth r 2
  • Thetford p 3
  • Titiswall o 1
  • Tocester f 13
  • Topclyffe b 8
  • Tunbridge s 2
  • Tuxford b 13
  • Twiford w 1

V

  • Uxbridge n 8
  • Wakefield, see Hallifax.
  • Waltham b 21
  • Ware b 20
  • Warmister a 4
  • Warrington f 8
  • Watlingstreet v 1
  • Wells x 1
  • Wendover z 5
  • Wentbridge b 11
  • Westdeeping d 3
  • Wheatly bridge [...] 1
  • Whitford bridge p 6
  • Wich g 1
  • Wickham m 6
  • Wigan f 7
  • Windham p 1
  • Wolverhampton v 4
  • Worcester n 2
  • Woodbridge * 4

Y

  • YORKE b 9

The Third Part, is of the Principall crosse Roads, or High wayes in England and Wales.

Oxford to Cambridg.52
Bisciter 1042
Buckingham 933
Newport 825
Bedford 718
Gamlinghay 99
Cambridge 
Bristoll to Oxford50
Sadbury 1040
Cirencester 1426
Farington 1412
Oxford 
Oxford to Coventry44
Woodstock 638
Banbury 1424
Southam 1014
Coventry 
York to Oxford128
Doncaster 27101
Mansfield 2081
Nottingham 1269
Mounsoirell 1158
Leicester 553
Wel ford 1241
Weedon 1427
Banbury 1017
Oxford 
Coventry to Cambridg.48
Dunchurch 840
Northampton 1030
Higham ferries 1020
St Neods 812
Cambridge 
York to Notting.59
Doncaster 2732
Mansfield 2012
Nottingham 
Shrewsbury to York103
Price 129 [...]
Whitchurch 487
Beeston wood 1077
Northwich 968
Manchester 1652
Rochdale 844
Blackstone edge 638
H [...]llifax 632
Bradford 626
Oatley 620
Wetherby 137
York 
Shrewsbury to Bristol70
Ludlow 2050
Lempster 842
Hereford 1230
Munmouth 1218
Aust ferry 108
Bristoll 
Chester to Carnar­van57
Flint 1047
Denbigh 1235
Conw [...]y 1124
Carnarvan 
Norwich to Yar­mou [...]h16
Okehill 88
Yarmou [...]h 
Exeter to Bristoll60
Colhampton 1050
Wellington 842
Taunton 537
Gla [...]tenbury 1819
Wells 415
Bristoll 
Barnstable to Exeter32
High Bicklington 626
Colridge 818
Copstonstone 810
Kirton 37
Exeter 

The First Part of the High wayes in Ire­land, to Dublin.

AATHLONE44
1Moate 638
2Dunghill 335
3Typrillpace 431
4Beggersbridge 328
5Clonagad 523
6Kilcocke 1112
 Dublin 
 Another way. 
BATHLONE 
1Kilbeggan 1449
2Croghan 835
3Carberry 720
4Cloncurry 520
5Maynouth 510
6Dublin 
 Another way. 
CATHLONE60
1Balimore 1050
2Mullingare 1040
3Abny 1525
4Tryme 520
 Dublin 20 
DBALTIMORE178
1Abbystrury 4174
2Rosscarberry 8166
3Tymoleague 8158
4Bandonbridge 8150
5Corke 10140
6Cor Abby 10130
7Youghall 18112
8Dunga [...]van 10102
9Kilmactomas 894
10Waterford 1282
11Rosse 874
12W [...]xford 1460
13Glascarig 1248
14Arklowe 1236
15Wicklow 1224
16Newcastle 618
17Brey 810
 Dublin 10 
ECATLE DOOE123
1Kilmackaven 10113
2Litterkenny 5108
3Castle finne 999
 Omy p 3 1287
FCAVON47
1Virginia 1334
2Kells 727
3Navan 720
4Dunshaglin 812
 Dublin 
GCOLERAINE96
1Ballimony 690
2Kells 1278
3Antrim 672
4Innisl [...]ughlin 1260
 Newry n, 4, 1644
HCORKE, d, 5.96
1Castlehaven 1284
2Lismore 876
3Cloamell 1264
4Kilcashell 658
5Coallagh 652
6Kells 448
7Bennetsbridge 345
8Garren 342
9Laughlin 537
10Caterlaugh 532
11Castledermot 527
12Kilcullan 918
13Nash 612
 Dublin 
1DINGLE134
1Castlemaigne 16118
2Ilandkerry 8110
3Brustinagh 8102
4Balingarry 1488
5Kilmallock 583
6Emely 677
7Typerary 671
8Cashell 665
9Killanaule 758
10Callan 751
 Benetsbridg. h, 7, 645
 Another way. 
KDINGLE144
1Traley 21123
2Monisterfeale 12111
3Ardaghie 9102
4Bake [...]le 399
5Lymerick 1287
6C [...]rigkenish 582
7Ballimtry 777
8Sallahood 473
9Cashell I, 8. 865
LDUNGARVAN, d, 870
1Carig 1258
2Knocktougher 850
 Garren h 8, 842
MGALVVAY96
1Atheu [...]y 888
2Kilconnell 1276
3Balisloe 670
 Athlone, a, b, c. 1060
NKNOCKFERGUS84
1Belfast 876
2Lisnigarvy 868
3Dromore 860
4Newry 1644
5Dundalk 836
6Doulere 1026
7Drogheda 620
8Balrudderry 812
9Swords 66
 Dublin 
 Another way. 
OKNOCKFERGUS98
1Belfast 890
2Newtowne 783
3Grey Abbey 479
4Ferry 871
5Strongford 170
6Downpatrick 565
7Dondrum 560
 Newry n 4. 1644
PLONDON DERRY109
1Strabane 1099
2Newtown 693
3Omy 687
4Cr [...]sse 681
5Dungannon 1269
6Armagh 960
7Fewes 1644
 Dundalk, n, 5. 836
QLYMRICK82
1Enaghmore 1666
2Balligarry 858
3Parsonstown 850
4Ballybuy 644
5Philipstown 1430
6Carberry b, 3, 1020
 Another way. 
RLYMRICK75
1Belrahan 966
2Silvermines 363
3Toom Evagh 657
4Roscrea 849
5Agaboo 841
6A [...]hy 1427
7Kilcullanbrid. 1017
8Longston 89
 Dublin 9 
SWATERFORD d, 11,62
1Thomas town 1547
 Garran h, 8. 542
WEXFORD d 12.60
WICKLOVV d, 1524

The Second Part, whereby you may readily find any of the Towns in the former Table, which bee there in smaller Letters, and thereby may know how far any of them are from Dublin, and the Towns you are to go thorow, untill you come thither.

A

  • ABbystrury d 1
  • Abuy c 3
  • Agaboo r 5
  • Antrim g 3
  • Ardaghie k 3
  • Arklow d 14
  • Armagh p 6
  • Athenry m 1
  • Athy r 6

B

  • BAkeile k 4
  • Ballybuy q 4
  • B [...]lligarry q 2
  • Balrudderry n 8
  • Baslisloe m 3
  • Ballimitry k 7
  • Balingarry i 4
  • Ballimony g 1
  • Bandonbridge d 4
  • B [...]limore c 1
  • Beggersbridge a 4
  • Bennetsbridge h 7
  • Belfast n 1, o 1
  • Belrahen r 1
  • Brey d 17
  • Brustinagh 1 3

C

  • CArberry b 3
  • Castlelehan h 1
  • Caterlaugh h 10
  • Castledermot h 11
  • Castlm [...]igne i 1
  • Cashall i 8
  • Callan i 10
  • Carigkenish k 6
  • Carig l 1
  • Clonagad a 5
  • Clonard a 6
  • Cloncarry b 4
  • Cloamell h 3
  • [Page 54]Cloncurry q 7
  • Corke d 5
  • Cor Abby d 6
  • Coallagh h 5
  • Crohan b 2
  • Crosse p 4

D

  • DO [...]lere n 6
  • Downpa [...]rick o 6
  • Dondrum o 7
  • Dromore n 6
  • Drogh [...]d [...]h n 7
  • Dungh [...]ll a 2
  • Dungarvan d 8
  • Dunshaglin f 4
  • Dundalke n 5
  • Dungannon p 5

E

  • EMely h 6
  • Enaghmore q 1

F

  • FErry o 4
  • Feires p 7

G

  • GArren h 8
  • Glascarrig d 13
  • Grey Abby o 3

I

  • ILandkerry i 2
  • Innislaughlin g 4

K

  • KElls f 2
  • Kells h 6
  • Kilcock a 7
  • Kilbeggan b 1
  • Kilm [...]ctomas d 9
  • Kilmackavan c 1
  • Kilcashell h 4
  • Kilcullan h 12
  • Kilmallock h 5
  • Killanaule i 9
  • Kilconnell m 2
  • Kilcullantridge r 7
  • Knoctougher l 2

L

  • LAughlin h 9
  • Lismore h 2
  • Longstone r 8
  • Lym [...]ick k 5
  • Lysuygarvy n 2

M

  • MAinouth b 5
  • Moate a 1
  • Monisterfeale k 2
  • Mullingare c 2

N

  • NAvan f 3
  • Nash h 13
  • Newcastle d 16
  • Newry n 4
  • Newtowne o 2
  • Newtowne p 2

O

  • OMy p 3

P

  • PArsonstowne q 3
  • Philipstowne q 5

R

  • ROsca berry d 2
  • Rosse d 11
  • Roscrea r 4

S

  • SAllahood k 8
  • Silvermines r 2
  • Strabane p 1
  • Strongford o 5
  • Swords n 9

T

  • THomas towne s 1
  • Toom Evah r 5
  • Traley k 1
  • Tryme c 4
  • Typrillpace a 3
  • Tymoleague d 3
  • Typerary h 7

V

  • VIrginia f 1

W

  • WAterford d 10
  • Wexford d 12
  • Wicklow d 15

Y

  • Yaughall d 7

The Third Part, is of the crosse Roads, or High wayes in Ireland.

C [...]lebegs to Galway100
Donagall 892
Balishannon 1280
Bondrowes 476
Sligo 1561
Ballim [...]t 10 [...]1
Abby Boyle 1041
Tulsk 1229
Ballimoy 821
Clate 174
Galway 4 
Knockfergus to Co­van72
Belfast 864
Lisnegarvy 856
Maherlin 551
Lurgan 249
Portadown 445
Ardnagh 936
Monaghan 1224
Cluri [...]s 1212
Covan 
Balishannon to London Derry34
Donagall 1222
Lough E [...]k 418
Rapho 126
London derry 
Coleraine to Knock­fergus35
Dowlaw 530
Downamy 822
Glan [...]ne 1012
Knockfergus 
London Derry to Cavan54
S [...]rsbane 1044
K [...]rrall 1331
Newportown 823
Belfore 1112
Cavan 
Bal [...]shannnon to Ca­van50
H [...]ssets towna 446
Culliver 640
L [...]s [...]arge 1030
Eniskelling 822
Belfore 1012
Balibrinsly 39
Cavan 
London D rry to Athloane94
L [...]fford 1084
Newtowne 678
Omey 672
Clougher 1260
Clowneys 1248
Cavan 1236
Granard 1224
Shrowle 1212
Kilkennywest 75
Athloane 
Balishannon to Ath­loane67
Bondrows 463
Sligo 1548
Ballimote 1038
Abby Boyle 1028
Tulsk 1216
Roscommon 88
A [...]hloane 
Athloane to the Silver Mines36
Garryc [...]stle 1224
Bir 420
Balingarry 812
Enagh 84
Silvermines 
Kins [...]le to the Silver Mines52
Cork 1042
Mallow 1230
Kilmallock 1218
Lougher 414
Abby Owny 86
Silvermines 
Gallaway to Lime­rick36
Kilcolgan 630
Gortinhory 624
Barnacoyle 618
Quin 612
Lin [...]rick 
Traly to Cork48
Castlelough 1236
Killaw 333
Balivorny 924
Macrown 846
C [...]rigdroit 412
Aglus 39
Cork 
Limerick to Kinsale46
Kilm [...]llock 1234
Mallow 1222
Cork 1210
Kinsale 
Limricke to Water­ford52
Sallahood 1636
Goalni 630
Clo [...]mel 1020
Ca [...]rig 812
Waterford 
Traley to Baltimore47
Castlelough1235
Glaneroty827
B [...]lliboggan1215
Ashdown87
Abbystrewry34
Baltimore  
Silver mines to Tom­greny12
Killalow66
Tomgreny  
Lymmerick to Kil­rush18
Ennis810
Kilrush  

Reader, you are desired to observe that these Townes should have come next after Yaughall ha. page 36. and before the Table of the Roads or High wayes, and are to be found in the Map as the other.

 LoLa
Townes in France.
Aldernay1854
Alencon2148
Amiens2350
Berneville1849
B [...]uloigne2250
Brest1448
Brieux1748
C [...]en2049
Cales2351
Const [...]nce1849
Corbie2349
Diap2250
Dinam1848
Havre de graco2149
PARIS2348
Po [...]sly2249
Roan2249
St Malo1849
St Martin Isle1749
Flanders.
DUNKIRKE2351
Greveling2351

Tables wherby you may know the day of the month, the fixed feasts, the moveable feasts, the beginning and ending of Tearms, the Sun rising and setting, and the age of the Moon for 100. yeers.

The yeare of our Lord.The Golden Number.The Sunday Letter.The English Epact.The number of directionsThe yeare of our Lord.The Golden number.The Sunday Letter.The Epact.The number of directions
160106d0622162612a1219
160207c1714162713g2304
160308b2834162814f e0423
160409a g0918162915d1515
160510f2010163016c2607
16061 [...]e0130163117b0720
160712d1215163218a g1811
160813c b23061633 [...]9f2931
160914a0426163401e1116
161015g151816350 [...]d2208
161116f2703163603c b0327
161217e d0722163704a1419
161318c1814163805g2504
161419b2934163906f0624
161501a1119164007e d1715
161602g f2210164108c2835
161703e0330164209b0920
161804d1415164310a2012
161905c2507164411g f0131
162006b [...]0626164512e1216
162107g1711164613d2308
162208k2831164714c0428
162309e0923164815b a1512
162410d c2007164916g2604
162511b0127165017f0724
165118e1809167650b a2505
165219d c2928167706g0625
165301b1120167807f1710
165402a2205167908e2830
165503g0325168009d c0921
65604f e1416168110b2013
165705d2508168211a0126
165806c0621168312g1218
165707b1731168413f e2309
166008a g2832168514d0429
166109f0924168615c1514
166210e2009168716b2606
166311d0129168817a g0725
166412c b1220168918f1810
166513a2305169019e2931
166614g0425169101d1122
166715f151716920 [...]c b1206
166816e d2601169303a2326
166917e0721169404g1418
167018b1813169505f2503
167119 [...]2933169606e d [...]622
167201g f1117169707c1714
167302e2209169808b2834
167403d0329169909a0919
167504c1414170010g f [...]011

Suppose you would know the Sunday Letter for the year 1655. Looke under the Title of the yeare of our Lord till you find 1655. and right against it under the title of the Sunday letter, you have g, wh [...]ch shews that g is the Sunday letter for that year: and in the last Col­lume under the title of the number of Directions, a­gainst 1655. you have 25. which shews tha [...] 25. is the number of direction for that year.

A Table shewing the houre and minute of the Sun-rising for ever.

Dayes of the Month.Ianuary.February.March.April.May.Iune.Iuly.August.SeptemberOctober.November.December.
  [...]o. mi.ho. miho. mi [...]o. mi [...]o. mi.ho. mi.ho. mi.ho. mi.ho. mi [...]o. miho. mi.ho. mi.
018 27 176 245 204 223 503 574 395 376 367 348 10
0 [...]8 07 166 225 184 213 493 574 405 4 [...]6 387 368 11
037 587 146 205 164 203 493 584 435 426 407 388 12
0 [...]7 577 136 185 144 193 493 594 445 446 4 [...]7 398 12
057 567 116 165 124 173 484 04 465 456 447 408 13
067 557 106 145 104 153 484 24 485 476 467 428 13
077 547 86 115 74 133 484 34 505 496 487 438 13
087 537 66 95 44 123 474 54 525 506 507 458 13
097 527 46 65 24 113 474 64 545 516 527 468 13
107 507 26 35 04 103 474 84 565 536 547 488 13
117 496 5 [...]6 04 584 93 474 94 585 556 567 498 13
127 476 585 584 574 73 474 114 595 586 587 508 13
137 466 565 564 554 63 474 125 16 07 07 518 13
147 456 555 544 534 53 474 135 36 27 27 538 13
157 446 545 524 524 33 484 145 56 47 47 558 13
167 4 [...]6 535 504 504 23 484 155 66 67 67 568 13
177 416 515 484 484 13 484 165 86 87 87 578 12
187 396 495 464 463 593 494 175 106 107 1 [...]7 588 11
197 386 465 4 [...]4 443 583 494 185 126 127 127 598 10
207 366 445 424 423 563 494 205 146 147 147 59 [...] 9
217 346 425 404 403 553 504 215 166 167 158 18 8
227 326 405 394 393 543 504 235 186 187 178 28 7
237 316 385 374 373 533 504 255 206 207 198 38 6
247 306 365 364 353 533 514 275 226 227 208 48 5
257 286 345 344 333 523 524 295 246 247 228 58 5
267 266 325 324 313 523 534 305 2 [...]6 2 [...]7 248 68 4
277 2 [...]6 295 304 293 523 534 325 2 [...]6 287 2 [...]8 68 4
287 236 2 [...]5 294 273 513 544 345 3 [...]6 307 288 78 3
297 2 [...]65 274 263 513 554 365 3 [...]6 327 308 88 3
[...]07 2 [...]65 264 243 503 564 375 3 [...]6 347 328 98 2
[...]7 [...]65 24 3 50 4 385 3 [...] 7 348 1 [...]8 2

[...]te, that so many houres as the sun riseth before Noon, so many hours [...]ette h [...]lter Noon: s if it rise at 4. then it sets at 8. if it rise at 5. the [...] it [...]at 7▪ if it rise at 6. it sets at 6. if it rise at 7. it sets at 5.

A Table of the moveable Feasts for 100. years.

Direct.Shrove. Sunday.1. Sunday in Lent.EasterdayRogation Sunday.Assention day.Whitson­day.Trinity Sunday.Advent Sunday.Easter Terme begins.Easter Terme ends.Trinity Terme begins.Trinity Terme ends.
01Fe. 1Fe. 8Mr. 22Ap. 26Ap 30M [...]. 10Ma 17No. 29Apr. 8.Ma. 4Ma. 22Ju. 10.
0202092327Ma. 111183009052311
0303102428021219De. 110062412
04041125290313200211072513
05051226300414210312082614
06061327Ma. 1051522No. 2713092715
07071428020616232814102816
08081529030717242915112917
09091630040818253016123018
1010173105091926Dec. 117133119
111118Apr. 106102027021814Ju. 120
12121902071121280319150221
1313200308122229No. 2720160322
14142104091323302821170423
15152205101424312922180524
16162306111525Ju. 13023190625
1717240712162602Dec. 124200726
18182508131727030225210827
19192609141828040326220928
2020271015192905No 2727231029
21212811162030062828241130
2222Mr. 1121721310729 [...]92512Jul. 1
232302131822Ju. 1083030261302
2424031419230209Dec. 1M [...]. 1271403
25250415202403100202281504
26260516212504110303291605
2727061722260512No. 2704301706
28280718232706132805311807
29Mr. 1.0819242807142906Ju. 11908
30020920252908153007022009
3103102126300916Dec. 108032110
32041122273110170209042211
3305122328Ju. 111180310052312
34061324 [...]90 [...]1 [...]19No 2711062413
35071425300313202812072514

Having by the former Table found the number of Direction for the year desired, finde the same number in the first Collume, under the title Direction, and right against it in the Col­lume under the proper Titles, you have the moveable Feasts for that year. Suppose I would know what day Shrove Sunday is on the year 1655. By the former Table I find the number of Direction to be 25. therfore I look for 25. in the first Collume of this Table, and right against it under the title of Shrove Sunday, I find 25. which shewes that 25. of Feb. is Shrove Sunday

Note, that every fourth year hath two Sunday Letters, because Leap year, the first of which is in use untill the 24 Feb. and the other all the year after.

A Table of the Months.

Ian. 31.Febr. 28.Marc. 31.Apr. 30.May 31.Iune 30.
En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. oc.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.
01 a 1101 d 1101 d 1101 g 1101 b 1101 e 11
02 b 1202 e 1202 e 1202 a 1202 c 1202 f 12
03 c 1303 f 1303 f 1303 b 1303 d 1303 g 13
04 d 1404 g 1404 g 1404 c 1404 e 1404 a 14
05 e 1505 a 1505 a 1505 d 1505 f 1505 b 15
06 f 1606 b 1606 b 1606 e 1606 g 1606 c 16
07 g 1707 c 1707 c 1707 f 1707 a 1707 d 17
08 a 1808 d 1808 d 1808 g 1808 b 1808 c 18
09 b 1909 e 1909 e 1909 a 1909 c 1909 f 19
10 c 2010 f 2010 f 2010 b 2010 d 2010 g 20
11 d 2111 g 2111 g 2111 c 2111 e 2111 a 21
12 e 2212 a 2212 a 2212 d 2212 f 2212 b 22
13 f 2313 b 2313 b 2313 e 2313 g 2313 c 23
14 g 2414 c 2414 c 2414 f 2414 a 2414 d 24
15 a 2515 d 2515 d 2515 g 2515 b 2515 e 25
16 b 2616 e 2616 e 2616 a 2616 c 2616 f 26
17 c 2717 f 2717 f 2717 b 2717 d 2717 g 27
18 d 2818 g 2818 g 2818 c 2818 c 2818 a 28
19 c 2919 a 0119 a 2919 d 2919 f 2919 b 29
20 f 3020 b 0220 b 3020 e 3020 g 3020 c 30
21 g 3121 c 0321 c 3121 f 0121 a 3121 d 01
22 a 0122 d 0422 d 0122 g 0222 b 0122 e 02
23 b 0223 e 0523 e 0223 a 0323 c 0223 f 03
24 c 0324 f 0624 f 0324 b 0424 d 0324 g 04
25 d 0425 g 0725 g 0425 c 0525 e 0425 a 05
26 e 0526 a 0826 a 0526 d 0626 f 0526 b 06
27 f 0627 b 0927 b 0627 e 0727 g 0627 c 07
28 g 0728 c 1028 c 0728 f 0828 a 0728 d 08
29 a 08 29 d 0829 g 0929 b 0829 e 09
30 b 09 30 e 0930 a 1030 c 0930 f 10
31 c 10 31 f 10 31 d 10 

Iuly 31.Aug. 31.Sept. 30Octob. 31.Nov. 30.Dec. 31.
En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.En. ac. W. day. For. oc.En. ac. W. day. For. ac.
01 g 1101 c 1101 f 1101 a 1101 d 1101 f 11
02 a 1202 d 1202 g 1202 b 1202 e 1202 g 12
03 b 1303 e 1303 a 1303 c 1303 f 1303 a 13
04 c 1404 f 1404 b 1404 d 1434 g 1404 b 14
05 d 1505 g 1505 c 1505 e 1505 a 1505 c 15
06 e 1606 a 1606 d 1606 f 1606 b 1606 d 16
07 f 1707 b 1707 e 1707 g 1707 c 1707 e 17
08 g 1808 c 1808 f 1808 a 1808 d 1808 f 18
09 a 1909 d 1909 g 1909 b 1909 e 1909 g 19
10 b 2010 e 2010 a 2010 c 2010 f 2010 a 20
11 c 2111 f 2111 b 2111 d 21 [...]1 g 2111 b 21
12 d 2212 g 2212 c 2212 e 2212 a 2212 c 22
13 e 2313 a 2313 d 2313 f 2313 b 2313 d 23
14 f 2414 b 2414 e 2414 g 2414 c 2414 e 24
15 g 2515 c 2515 f 2515 a 2515 d 2515 f 25
16 a 2616 d 2616 g 2616 b 2616 e 2616 g 26
17 b 2717 e 2717 [...] 2717 c 2717 f 2717 a 27
18 c 2818 f 2818 b 2818 d 2818 g 2818 b 28
19 d 2919 g 2919 c 2919 e 2919 a 2919 c 29
20 e 3020 a 3020 d 3020 f 3020 b 3020 d 30
21 f 3121 b 3121 e 0 [...]21 g 3121 c 0121 e 31
22 g 0122 c 0122 f 022 a 0122 d 0222 f 1 [...]
23 a 0223 d 0223 g 0323 b 0223 e 0323 g 02
24 b 0324 e 0324 [...] 0424 c 0324 f 0424 a 03
25 c 0425 f 0425 b 0525 d 0425 g 0525 b 04
26 d 0526 g 0526 c 0626 e 0526 a 0626 c 05
27 e 0627 a 0627 d 0727 f 0627 b 0727 d 06
28 f 0728 b 0728 e 0828 g 0728 c 0828 e 07
29 g 0829 c 0829 f 0929 a 0829 d 0929 f 08
30 a 0930 d 0930 g 1030 b 0930 e 1030 g 09
31 b 1031 e 10 31 c 10 31 a 10

The Directions. Having by the former Table found the Sunday Letter, wheresoever you find that Let­ter in any part of this Table, it shewes that day to be Sunday: and right against it towards the left hand is the day of the Month English Ac­count: and on the right hand of it is the day of the Month forraign Account.

Example, Suppose you would know what day of the week the 19. of Jan. 1651. By the former Ta­ble I find the Sunday Letter was e: now be­cause the Letter e in this Table stands against the 19. day, I conclude that the 19. day was Sunday.

Example. Suppose I would know what day of the week the first day of March 1653. was: By the former Table I finde the Sunday letter to be b, now I look in the month of March against the first day, and I find d: now if b be Sunday, then c is Munday, and d is Tuesday, which shewes that the first of March is Tuesday, and so of any other day or year. Note that on the right hand of any Letter in this Table is set the day of the month Forraign Account.

Example. On the right hand of the letter g, against the 15 day of July is 25. which day is the 25. day of July according to Forraign Account. Note that there is 10. dayes difference between our Account and the Forraign Account, as you wll see if you observe your former directions.

A Table of the fixed Feasts, and other Dayes of Note, for ever.

Jan. 1.
New years day.
Jan. 6.
Twelfth day.
Jan. 23.
Hil term. begins.
Feb. 2.
Pur [...]fic. Mary
Feb. 12
Hil. term. ends.
Feb. 24
Mathias.
Mar. [...].
David.
Mar. 25.
Lady day.
Apr. 25.
Mark.
May 1.
Phil and Jac.
June 11.
B [...]rnaby.
June 24
Joh. Bapt.
July 15.
Swithen.
July 19.
Dog dayes begin.
July 25.
James.
Aug. 1.
Lammas day.
Aug. 10.
Laurence.
Aug. 23.
Dog daies end.
Aug. 24
Bartholomew.
Sept. 21.
Matthew.
Sept. 29
Michael.
Oct. 18.
Luke.
Oct. 23.
Mic. term. begins.
Oct. 28.
Sim. and Jude.
Nov. 1.
All Saints.
Nov. 5.
Powder treason.
Nov. 28.
Mic. term. ends.
Nov. 30.
Andrew.
Dec. 21.
Thomas.
Dec. 25.
Christmas.
Dec. 26.
Stephen.
Dec. 27.
John Evan.
Dec. 28.
Innocents.

Note, that if that day whereon the Tearme should begin be Sunday, then it begins a day sooner: or if Sunday when it ends, then it con­tinues a day longer.

How to find out the age of the Moon.

TO do this it's necessary to know 2 numbers.

1. The number of every mon [...]h of the year, as March is the first month the number thereof is 1. Aprill is the second month, the number whereof is 2. &c. January is the eleventh month, the number thereof is 11. February is the twelfth month, the number thereof is 12.

2. The Epact for the year desired, which may bee known by the former Table for any yeare mentioned therein. Note that the Epact doth not begin til March, so that the Epact for Jan. and Feb. must bee the same with the yeare a­foregoing.

These two numbers being knowne, adde them together, and substract the sum from 30. the remainder is the day of the Change that month.

Example.

Suppose I would know what time the Moon changed in July 1654. the number of the month is 4. the Epact this yeare is 22. adde 22 and 4 it makes 26. take 26. from 30. there re­mains 4. which shews that the Moon changed the 4 day of July.

If the two numbers make above 30. look how much it is above 30. and take so much from 30. and then the remainder is the day of the change.

If the month have but 30 dayes in it, you must take the remainder from 29.

A Table shewing the true value of one pound yearly Rent to continue any num­ber of years under 31. after the rates of 6. and 8. in the hundred, reckning In­terest upon Interest.

6. per Cent.8. per Cent.
ye:lib.sh.d. lib.sh.d.ye:libsh.d. lib.sh.d.
01001810171009070100180617090205
02011708181018070201150818090705
0302135191103020302110919091 [...]02
04030903201109050403060320091604
05040403211115030503191021100004
06041804221200100604 [...]20522100400
07051108231206010705040123100705
08060402241214000805 [...]41124101007
09061600251315080906041125101306
10070702261300011006140226101602
11071709271304031107020927101808
12080708281308021207100828110100
1308170129131110130780129110302
14090511301315041408041030110502
15091403311318071508110231110700
16100201    16081700    

Example: Suppose I would know what ten pounds yearly value to continue 21. yeares is worth in ready money, after the rate of 6. in the hundred Interest.

By the Table you see that one pound a year to con­tinue 21. years, is worth 11. pounds, 15. shillings, and 3. pence. Then 10. pounds a year is worth 10. times as much, which may easily be found thus.

Ten times 11. pound is1100000
Ten times 15. shillings is0071000
Ten times 3. pence is0000206
The allowance for light Gold
In every peece ofThe re­medy must not ex­ceed
33. shillings4. grains and ha.
30.4. grains and half
22.3. grains
20.3. grains
16. and 6. pen.2. grains and half
11.2. grains.
10.2. grains
5. and 6. pen.1. grain
5.1. grain
4. and 4d. 3. far1. grain
2. and 9. pen.half a grain
3. and 6. pen.half a grain.
Marks, value of Marks.
  lsd 
One Markis000134

which by ad­ding is made 100l.

which by ad­ding is made 1000l.

Four002134
Five003068
Seven004134
Twenty013068
Fifty033068
A hundred066134
Five hundred333068
A thousand666134
Nobles and their values.
  l.s.d. l.s.d.
Oneis0068Seven2068
Four1068    
Five1134Twenty6134
Simple Interest at 6 per Cent.
 1 M [...]nth2 Month3 Month4 Month
l. [...]. [...]. d.l. [...]. d.l s. [...]l s. [...]
5002 10 05 0 07 10 010 0 0
4002 0 04 0 06 0 08 0 0
3001 [...]0 03 0 04 10 06 0 0
20 [...]1 0 02 0 03 0 04 0 0
1000 10 01 0 01 10 02 0 0
0900 9 00 18 01 7 01 16 0
0800 8 00 16 01 4 01 12 0
0700 7 00 14 01 1 01 8 0
0 00 6 00 12 00 18 01 4 0
0500 5 00 10 00 1 [...] 01 0 0
0400 4 00 8 00 12 00 16 0
0 00 3 00 6 00 9 00 12 0
0 00 2 00 4 00 6 30 8 0
0100 1 100 2 00 3 00 4 0
0090 0 90 1 90 2 80 3 7
00 [...]0 0 80 1 70 2 40 3 2
0070 0 70 1 40 2 10 2 9
0060 0 60 1 20 1 90 2 4
00 [...]0 0 50 1 00 1 60 2 0
00 [...]3 0 40 0 90 1 20 1 7
0030 0 30 0 70 0 100 1 2
0020 0 20 0 40 0 70 0 9
0 10 0 10 0 20 0 20 0 4

The Ʋse of the Table.

Finde the principall summe in the first Collume, and the time on the top, and right against the for­mer, and under the latter, you have the Interest desi­red.

A brief Chronology of many memorable things.
NOvemb. 3, 1640.
long P [...]rliament began.
M [...]y 1641.
Lord Str [...]fford beheaded
January 16 [...]1.
the King demanded 5 Members.
August 1642.
the King s [...]t up his Standard.
Octob 1642
Edgehill Battle.
July 1643.
Newberry Battle.
June 1644.
Marston moore Battle.
D [...]cemb. 16 [...]4.
Sir Thom [...] Fairfax made Generall.
J [...]o. 1644
Bishop of Cant. behea [...]ed.
Jun. 1645.
Nasby B [...]ttle.
M [...]y 1646
Ki [...]g w [...]nt ut of Oxford to the Scots.
June 1647.
11 M mbers impreached.
Au [...]. 1647.
the [...] my marched through London.
August 1648.
Duke Hamilton r [...]ut [...]d.
J [...]n 1648
the Supream Au [...]ho [...]i [...]y in the Commons, and the K [...]g beheaded at Wh [...]te-H [...]ll.
F [...]b. 1648
H [...]us [...] of Lords uselesse, and Kingly Office unnec [...]ss [...]ry, a new stamp for money.
Ju [...]e 1650.
Lord Cromwell made Generall.
Sept. 1650.
Du [...]ba [...] Battle.
Sept. 1651.
the Sc [...]ts routed at Worcester.
Sept. 1652.
the Dutch beaten.
Feb 1652
the Dutch beaten.
April 1653.
the long Parliament was dissolv'd.
J [...]e 1653.
the D [...]h beaten.
July 1651
th [...] sh [...]t Parliament began, and the Dutch beaten. Aug 2653 th [...] Dutch beaten.
Decemb. 1653
[...]h [...] sho [...] Parliament dissolv'd, and th [...] Lo [...]d Gen Cromw [...]ll made Lord Protector.

If you require a fuller account of most of the notable passa­ges since the unhappy differences betweene the late King and Parliament, I referre you to a Chronology printed of purpose to be pasted to these Maps.

A necessary Table for buying and selling any thing by the hundred.

Price of 1. pound vveight.Price of an hundred vveight.
d ql s d
0 10 2 4
0 20 4 8
0 30 7 0
1 00 9 4
1 10 11 8
1 20 14 0
1 30 16 4
2 00 18 8
2 11 1 0
2 21 3 4
2 31 5 8
3 01 8 0
3 11 10 4
3 21 12 8
3 31 15 0
4 01 17 4
4 11 19 8
4 22 2 0
4 32 4 4
5 02 6 8
5 12 9 0
5 22 11 4
5 32 13 8
6 02 16 0
6 12 18 4
6 23 0 8
6 33 3 0
7 03 5 4
7 13 7 8
7 23 10 0
7 33 12 4
8 03 14 8
8 13 17 0
8 23 19 4
8 34 1 8
9 04 4 0
9 14 6 4
9 24 8 8
9 34 11 0
10 04 13 4
10 14 15 8
10 24 18 0
10 35 0 4
11 05 2 8
11 15 5 0
11 25 7 4
11 35 9 8
12 05 12 0
12 15 14 4
12 25 16 8
12 35 19 0
13 06 1 [...] 4
13 16 3 8
13 26 6 0
13 36 8 4
14 06 10 8
14 16 13 0
14 26 15 4
14 36 17 8
15 07 0 0
15 17 2 4
15 27 4 8
15 37 7 0
16 07 9 4
16 17 11 8
16 27 14 0
16 37 16 4
17 07 18 8
17 18 1 0
17 28 3 4
17 38 5 8
18 08 8 0

By this Table, knowing the price of one pound of any thing, you may know how much the hundred weight (being 112. pound) comes to: or having bought any thing by the hundred weight, you may know how to retaile it by the pound. If one pound [Page 71] of any thing cost 4 pence 3 farthings, then a hundred weight of the same commodity will cost 2 l. 4 s. 4 d. Likewise if a hundred weight of any thing cost 4 l. 6 s. 4 d. the price of one pound will cost 9 d. q. The like may be done for any other; but if your commodity come to above 1 s. 6 d. the pound, you may doe it by halfe of the price, or else reckon first for the 1 s. 6 d. and after for all the rest.

The names of severall Maps and Prints, that are Printed, Coloured, and sold by the said ROBERT WALTON.

THis Map, with a Description, and a briefe Chro­nology of all the remarkable passages and actions that have happened ever since the long Parliament be­gan 1640. to this present yeare; and this is a most commodious Ornament for every mans house, and therefore you may either have it in paper coloured, or not, or else on Cloth, with or without Rollers and Ledges, or you may have it inlarged with severall Pi­ctures, as the 5 Senses, the 4 Seasons, the 4 Elements, and the Cries of London, and the like.

Or you may have the Map alone.

Or England, Wales, and Ireland by it selfe.

One Sheet-plate of the 5 Senses.

One of the 4 Seasons.

One of the 4 Elements.

One of the 4 parts of the World.

And one of Once a Man and Twice a Childe, or the severall Ages of Men and Women, shewing their rising and falling, both of high and low, rich and poor, from the Cradle to the Grave.

Lastly 1. Almanack in a Royal sheet for fifty years, [Page 72] with the Pictures of the 4 Seasons, the 7 Planets, the 7 liberall Sciences, the 4 times of the d [...]y the 4 Ele­ments about it, the which is usefull for Gentlemens, and Schollars Studies, Tradesmens Shops, and the Countreymans house.

Though these onely are named, yet he hath divers others, and purposeth more, as time and opportunity will admit.

He hath choice of Dutch things likewise.

ERRATA.

Pag. 37. in the Title for a Table of &c. read, The Constru­ction of the Table of &c. pag. 43. for 138 read 12 pag. 46. for Evesham m. 3. read Evesham n. 3.

FINIS.
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A Curious New Plaine and Exact Mapp of ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND, AND WALES, WITH the Iles thereto belonging, and Cheefe Citties, & maner of the Streetes, neuer so com­modiously published before, described by I.S. & others inlarged by G.H. and engraven by W. Hollar

LONDON, Printed for & by Ro: Walten, and [...] be sold at his shop at the West end of Hailes

By this MAP any one may know the way, distance, & situation of any place herein: Also the bounds and compass of every Shire is divided and encompassed by small pricks after this manner

[depiction of boundary line]

Hils thus

[symbol for hills]

Wooddy places thus

[tree symbol]

Rivers thus

[wavy line representing a river]

Citties & Shire-Townes thus

[depiction of buildings representing a city (?)]

and the other thus

[circle representing a shire-town (?)]

Such is the Usefulness and necessaryness hereof that it is not only for Ornament of the House but for all occasions, and persons; but chiefly for Com­manders Traveller and such as keep Fayres▪ as also Sea-faring Men because it sheweth the manner of the Sea Coasts about all the aforesayd places

I have therefore Contrived it that it may be portable for every mans pocket.

Some times

  • I: stands for Ile
  • Fl: for flood or River
  • Ha: for haven
  • Ca: for Castel

The Cranklings round about Ireland signifies the goings in and out of the Sea, and those within loughs or lakes, and the small white spots therein [...]. Thus fully every seeming difficulty Is Explained

A Guide for Traveller and the Plaine Mans Map for both this and all other Ma [...] are made plaine and Easy to the meanest Capacity by the Directions herein given the like neverbefore 1654

The Se [...] Mans Compass or the 32 points of the Winds

a Scale of English [...]

London▪ Printed for and by Ro: Walton [...] the Rose and Crowne at the West end of S. P [...]ules

Reader, If you would know the distance of any place herein, you must first know the Scale of miles, and that the small space of White therein is one mile and the black another, and so you will see what the Whole or any part thereof is, Then take a Payr of Compasses and Measure from the one place to the other that you would know the distance of As suppose you would know how farr it is from London to North-Hampton you must set one point of your Compass in the round spot of London, and the other into the like spot in North-Hāpton, and then Carry your Compass to the Scale of Miles and you will see that it is :52: Miles, but if it should bee more Miles then the Scale is long then you may take :50: and Widen or lessen your compass as you see cause and then try by the Scale, but withall carry your eye and hand and directly from place to place in takeing distances as you can, so you haue the Just distance of any place.

NORTH

SOUTH

WEST

EAST

THE DEUCALEDONIAN SEA

THE WEST OCEAN

THE VERGI [...]IAN SEA

THE IRISH SEA

THE BRITISH SEA or The Chanell

The Iles of Orkney

The Iles of Hebrides

NORTH SEA or German [...]

IRELAND

ENGLAND and WALES

SCOTLAND

PART OF BRETAIGNE

PART OF FRANCE

NORMANDIE

DUBLINE

EDYNBVRGH

OXFORDE

WESMINSTER AND LONDON

OXFORDE

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