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 Comon-wealth [sic] 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.

Author: Porter, Thomas, fl. 1654-1668.1655

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.

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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.

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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

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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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A

	Lo.	La
ABer [...]th	15	52
Abaravon	16	51
Abercona	16	53
Aberdony	16	52
Aberf [...]aw	15	53
Aberford	19	53
Aberg [...]venny	17	51
Ab [...]r [...]o [...]	16	52
Ab [...]nnat Ca.	16	51
Abi [...]	19	51
Ab [...] C [...].	20	54
Acton	17	51
Acto [...]b [...]rnell	17	52
Adburg [...]	20	53
Adw [...]on	18	53
Akerton	17	55
Aldelin	17	53
Al [...]burgh	22	52
Alde [...]on	22	52
Alesbury	19	51
Alfraycomb [...]	1 [...]	51
Alford	21	53
Alfreton	19	53
Allington	21	51
Alawicke	19	55
Alresford	19	51
Alron Ca.	18	53
Alteingham	17	53
Altwick	20	54
Ambersbury	18	51
Andover	19	51
Anthill	20	52
Antree	16	50
Appleby	18	54
Appledowre	21	51
Ardingham	20	5 [...]
Armanthswade	20	54
Armanthswade-Castle	17	54
Arnishem	20	51
Arundell	20	50
Arundell ha.	20	50
Arwenack Ca.	16	50
Ashb [...]rne	18	53
Ashburton	16	50
Ashby de la Zouch	19	52
Ashford in Kent	21	5 [...]
Ashford Devonsh	16	5 [...]
Ashpy	20	53
Alton	19	52
Ar [...]erstone	18	52
Avelay	21	51
Aukland	19	54
Aulcester	28	51
Aulton	29	51
Auss	17	51
Axbridge	17	51
Axmister	17	[...]0
Aye	21	52
Aylmouth	1 [...]	5 [...]

B

BAckton	22	52
Badstow	15	50
Bagla [...]d	17	[...]1
Bakewell	19	[...]3
Bala	16	52
B [...]lduck	20	5 [...]
B [...]lsham	21	52
Baniburg	19	55
Banbury	19	52
Bangor	16	53
Barder toure	18	54
B [...]rkny	20	51
Barkl [...]y	18	51
Ba [...]kh [...]mstead	20	51
Barkney	20	52
Barling	21	51
B [...]rm [...]ston ca.	20	54
B [...]rm [...]uth	16	52
Barn [...]t	20	51
Bar [...]st [...]ble	16	50
B [...]rn [...]sly	19	53
Barn [...]rd ca.	18	54
Barrey	16	51
Barrow	22	52
B [...]rton Li [...]c.	20	53
Barton Li [...]c.	20	53
BARVVICK	18	55
Barnby	22	52
B [...]sing stoke	19	51
Baston	20	52
Battell	21	50
BATH	17	51
Baun [...]ree	19	53
Bawel [...]ff [...] ca.	17	55
Bealt	16	52
Beaconfeld	20	51
Beawdly	18	52
Beavor ca.	19	52
Beckly	21	50
Beckworth ca.	20	51
Beckingham	19	53
Beckles	22	52
Bedoll	18	54
Bedford	20	52
Bedingham	20	50
Bedyford	15	50
Belerica	21	51
B [...]lister	18	55
Belowe Linc.	20	53
Belowe Nor.	22	52
Benister	17	50
B [...]re	18	50
B [...]rfo [...]d	21	52
Berking	20	51
Berton	21	52
Bery ca.	16	50
Beston	17	53
Beverly ca.	20	53
B [...]vill	18	55
Bew ca.	18	55
Bewmorris	16	53
Bickto	15	50
B [...]ggleswade	20	52
Bilburg	22	52
Bindell	18	50
Birdlim	19	50
Bishop and his Clarks	14	51
B shops stratford	20	51
Bishops ca.	17	52
Bishops thorp	19	53
B [...]shop clift	16	50
B [...]sl [...]nd	15	50
Blackhorn	17	23
Blackwater	19	51
Blenrake	17	53
Bletnesse	[...]0	52
Blyne	20	52
Bodlington	19	55
Bodman	15	50
Bodverin	15	50
Bolton	18	53
Borne	20	52
Boston	20	53
Boswor [...]h	19	52
Bottell ca.	19	55
Bov [...]s C [...].	18	54
B [...]ugh [...]on	19	52
Bou [...]soner	19	53
Bow	16	50
B [...]abr [...]k	19	52
Bra [...]hpult point	15	52
Brackh [...]m	19	52
Brackley	19	51
Bradmuch	16	50
Bradford Wilt.	18	51
Br [...]dford York.	18	53
Bra sey Isl [...].	15	52
Br [...]mber	20	50
Br [...]mcroft Ca.	17	52
Bramly	18	52
Bramston	19	52
Bramyeard	17	52
Branford	10	51
Braintree	21	51
Branton	17	55
Brandon	21	52
Bradly	21	52
Brandespeth ca.	19	54
Branby	22	52
Branton ca.	17	52
Bray [...]e	17	51
B [...]kles	22	52
BRECKNOCK	16	51
Brent	16	50
Bre [...]twood	21	51
Brewood	18	52
Bres [...]n [...]sle	13	50
B [...]ck clay	21	51
B [...]deb y	14	51
Br dgent	16	51
Bridgnorth	17	52
B idgwater	17	51
Bridlington	20	54
Brighth [...]lmister	20	50
B [...]mi gham	18	52
BRISTOLL	17	51
Broketon	18	51
Bromesgrove	18	52
Bromicham	18	52
Bromley	17	53
B ughin	17	54
Brumley	18	53
Bruteport	17	50
B u [...]on	17	50
Buckenham	21	52
Buckhurst	20	51
BUCKINGHAM	19	51
Bul [...]y ca.	17	54
Bullingbrook ca.	20	53
Bungay	22	52
Buntingford	20	51
Burchester	19	51
Burford	18	51
Burgh	21	53
Burgh ca.	18	54
Burghbridge	19	54
Burgain	17	54
Burham	21	51
Burlim	19	50
Buley	20	52
Burnham in Essex	21	51
Burnham in Norffo.	21	53
Burry	18	53
Burton in South-sex	20	50
Burton on Trent	18	52
Burton in Linc.	20	53
Burton in York.	18	54
Burwash	21	50
Bury	21	52
Busby	19	54
Bishopclift	16	50

C

CAerdiffe	17	51
Caerburly	17	53
Caer Istrienhod	15	53
C [...]erlion	17	51
CAERNARVON	15	53
Caer [...]ily ca.	17	51
Cainsham	17	51
Caldi [...] Island	15	51
Calne	18	51
Calshot ca.	19	50
Calwin ca.	17	52
CAMBRIDGE	20	52
Camell	1 [...]	50
Camm [...]s	19	55
Campden	18	52
CANTERBURY	22	51
Capell	20	51
Carantak	14	50
CARDIGAN	15	52
Cardigan Isle	15	52
Carew	15	51
Carlile	17	55
CARMARTHIN	15	51
Car [...]use ca.	16	52
Cast. Cary	17	50
Castcombe	18	51
Castle camps	21	52
Castle Aker	21	52
Caster	20	53
Castleton	18	53
Caston	21	52
Caudry	19	50
Cauleford	15	50
Cause ca.	17	52
Cawood	19	53
Cawpon	19	55
Cerne	17	50
Chard	17	50
Charles	16	50
Chartley	18	52
Chastesbury	18	50
Chattesworth	19	53
Chechester	19	50
Chegford	16	50
Chekfeld	20	50
Chelsey	19	50
Chelden	16	50
Cheltenham	18	51
Cheines	20	51
Chelmesford	21	51
Cheterch	19	53
Ch [...]pstow	17	51
CHESTER	17	53
Chetterfield	18	53
Chevening	20	51
Chidherst	19	51
Chippingnorion	18	51
Chidley	16	50
Ci [...]encester	18	51
Chimley	16	50
Chippingham	18	53
Chipton	18	52
Chirk ca.	17	52
Chipchase	18	55
Chitts	16	50
Christ [...]church	18	50
Clare	21	52
Clay	21	53
Clen [...]gnaur	15	53
Clethero	18	53
Cliston	19	52
Clun ca.	17	52
Cobham	21	51
Cocket Isle	19	55
Codnor	19	53
Colompton	16	50
Colebrook	20	51
COLCHESTER.	21	52
Colethall	18	52
Colne	18	52
Combemarren	16	51
Compton	17	51
Condbridge	16	51
Congleton	18	53
Conningham	21	51
Corby ca.	17	55
Cuttington	18	55
Corfe ca. in Dors.	18	50
Corfe ca. in Heref.	17	52
Cormwood	15	50
Corsham ca.	17	52
Cottington	19	55
Couchith	22	52
Coreham	20	51
COVENTRY	19	52
Conlstock	15	50
Cowbie a thatcht ch.	20	52
Crake ca.	19	5 [...]
Cranborne	18	50
Creby	17	54
Crediton	16	50
Creekland	18	51
Creno ca.	17	53
Crokthorne	17	50
Cromebridge	20	51
Cromer [...]	22	53
Crossekeyes	21	52
C [...]osh [...]y	21	52
Croydon	20	51
Croyland	20	52
Curmeare ha.	21	5 [...]
Cullesden	20	51
Culliton	17	50
Cursing	21	52

D

DAker ca.	17	54
Dalbaderin ca.	16	53
Dalam	28	55
Danbury	21	51
Daminthevery	16	52
DARBY	19	52
Darling on	19	54
Dartmou [...]h	16	50
Daventree	19	52
Daulton	17	54
De [...]le ca.	22	51
Deane	18	51
Debenham	21	52
D [...]benton	21	52
DENBIGH	17	53
D [...]n [...]v [...]r ca.	16	51
Denton ca.	19	51
D [...]rcham	21	52
Derkin	20	51
Detford	20	51
Devises	18	51
Di [...]asbrant ca.	17	53
Dindell ca.	17	52
Dis	21	51
Ditchin	20	50
Ditton	20	52
Dolathela ca.	16	53
Doleco [...]n	17	52
Dolgele	16	52
Doncaster	19	53
DORCHESTER	17	50
Dover	2 [...]	51
Dover ca.	22	51
Downham	21	52
Drayton in Shrop.	17	52
Dr [...]yton in North.	20	52
Droitwich	18	52
Drumbury	17	55
[...]udley ca.	18	52
Dubm [...]n point	14	50
Dulverton	16	50
Dunmow	21	51
Dunnington ca.	19	52
Dunnington	20	52
Dunnilton.	20	53
Dunstable	20	51
Dunst [...]r	16	50
Dunst [...]b rgh ca.	19	55
D [...]nwich	22	52
DURHAM	19	51

E

EA [...]on	19	51
Eccleshall	18	52
E [...]kles.	22	52
Edlingham ca.	1 [...]	55
Efford	15	50
Egremond.	16	54
E L vington	18	51
Eldernel	20	52
Elesmeare	17	52
Ellington	21	52
Elm [...]lby ca.	18	52
Elmore ca.	18	51
ELY	20	52
Embleton	19	55
Engerston	21	51
Epping	20	51
Estales	13	50
Essi gton	19	54
Esterford	21	51
Etall ca.	18	55
Ev [...]sh [...]lm	18	52
Ev [...]ll	17	50
EXETER	16	50

F

FAkenh [...]m	21	52
Falmou [...]h ha.	14	50
Fambridge	21	51
Farli [...]h	19	51
Farington	18	51
F [...]rl [...]y ca.	18	51
Far [...]h [...]m	19	51
F [...]r [...]ssl [...]nds	19	55
Felix [...]on	22	52
Fenisto [...]	18	53
Feversham	21	51
Fis [...]arde	15	51
F [...]sh ca.	20	53
Flamborough head	20	54
Flatholmes	17	5 [...]
F [...]e [...]hell	21	52
FLINT	17	23
Fobbing	21	51
Folleston ca.	22	51
Folki [...]gham	20	52
Foudn [...]y Isle	17	54
Foodra [...]	17	54
Fordham	21	51
Fordsh [...]m	17	53
Forme	20	53
Ford ca.	18	55
Foth [...]ringa	20	52
Fotton	20	52
F [...]ulnesse	21	51
F [...]y	15	50
F ampton	17	50
F [...]mu [...]gham.	22	53
Fr [...]kchap	18	53
Fromeselwood	18	51
Frome ca.	17	52
Fromby	17	53

G

GAinsborough	20	53
Gaiton	21	52
G [...]nb [...]ok	21	51
G [...]ins [...]y Isle	17	49
Gilford	20	51
G [...]ling ca.	19	54
G [...]r [...]by	19	54
Gisburg c [...].	19	54
Gl [...]sse [...]bury	17	51
Glanford	20	53
Gl [...]lio [...]ca.	17	54
GLOCESTER	18	51
G [...]eth [...]m.	14	50
Godalmi [...]g	19	51
Goggleshall	21	51
Gone [...]burgh	19	53
Gosnick	21	52
Gox [...]ll	18	52
Grafting	17	53
Granethorp	10	53
Grantham	20	52
G [...]stock ca.	17	54
Gratham	19	54
Gravesend	21	51
Greenwich	20	51
Greene	20	50
G [...]e [...]olme Isle	14	51
G [...]e [...]ton	19	52
Grimsby	20	53
G [...] mst [...]ad	20	51
G [...]ostrop	20	52
Gris [...]nd	17	51
Grompond	14	50
Gu [...]	16	52
Gund [...]m point	14	50
Gustines	19	50

H

HAdleigh	21	51
H [...]dly	21	52
Hai [...]sham	21	50
H [...]rnham	22	52
Hale	17	53
Haleste [...]d	20	51
Halifax	18	53
H [...]lfworth	15	50
H [...]l [...]we [...]ell ca.	18	55
Ham	15	51
Hambledon	20	51
Hammorle	17	52
Hampton court	20	51
Hams [...]y	20	50
Hamstead	20	51
Haughton	18	55
Harborow	19	52
H [...]bottle ca.	18	55
Harol [...]y ca.	19	54
Hariston	19	5 [...]
Harleth	16	52
Harling	21	52
Harl [...]ston	22	52
Harolustone	15	51
Harton in Deron.	15	50
H [...]rton in Stafford.	18	53
Ha [...]d	15	51
HARTFORD	20	51
Har [...]bury	18	52
Hartley ca.	18	53
H [...]r [...]lepoole	19	54
Hart	19	54
Harwick	22	52
Harwood	19	53
H [...]scombe	20	51
Ha [...]field in Essex	20	51
Hatfi [...]ld in Hartf.	20	51
Hatun	17	53
Havering	20	51
Havant	19	50
Haver	15	51
Haverbury	19	52
Haverith	21	52
Haulton ca.	20	50
Haxley	19	53
Hay	17	52
Healy	18	53
Headon	20	53
Heaton	17	54
H [...]lford ha.	14	50
Hellings	21	50
H [...]mesly	19	54
Helston	14	50
Henly in Warwi.	18	52
Henly in Orf.	19	51
Henly in Suff.	22	52
HEREFORD	17	52
H [...]st [...]te	19	51
He [...]ly	16	50
Het [...]ll	22	52
He [...]ford	14	50
H v [...]	20	51
Hev [...]ham	21	52
H [...]x [...]m	18	55
H [...]c [...]ling	22	52
H [...]m	21	53
Hide	19	50
Highwor [...]h	18	51
Hilbre Isle	17	53
Hilderkill ca.	19	54
Hinchly	19	52
Hi [...]don	18	51
Hingham	21	52
Hitchin	20	51
Hoddesdon	20	51
Hoggiston	20	52
Holbech a new Ma.	20	52
Holdenby	19	52
Holland in Essex	22	51
Hollihead	15	53
Molstead	21	51
Holt ca. in Wo.	18	52
Holt ca. in Den.	17	53
Holt	21	53
Holyland	19	55
Honise [...]	20	53
Hop [...]	22	52
Horne	20	51
Hornecastle	20	53
Hornby ca: in. Lan.	17	54
Hoenby ca: in York	18	54
Horsham	20	51
Hortencorbet ca	17	52
Horron	18	55
How	22	52
Howden	19	53
Howgat ca.	17	52
Howgell ca.	18	54
Hull	20	53
Hundspell	17	51
Hungerford	18	51
Huniton	17	50
Huntington in Here.	17	52
HUNTINGDON	20	52
Hurst ca.	18	50
Hyde	22	51

I

JArsy Isle	17	49
Iford	1 [...]	51
Igborough	21	52
Il [...]sly	19	51
Ilfraycombe	16	51
Ilm [...]star	17	50
IVSV VI [...]	22	52
Iv ing	20	51

K

KEveales ca.	17	52
Kiderminster	18	52
Kel [...]sey	20	53
Kendall	17	54
Kenelmworth	18	52
Kent	21	51
Kerstead	22	52
Keswick	17	54
Kettlethorp	19	53
Kettring	19	52
Kidwely	15	51
Kilgarren ca.	15	52
Kilham	20	54
Kilpe [...]k	17	51
Kilton ca.	19	54
Kimbolton	20	52
Kimpton	19	51
Kine [...]on in Heref.	17	52
Kineton in War.	19	52
Kings bridge	16	50
Kings Cleare	19	51
Kingstone	20	51
Kings-wood	18	50
Kirkylinesdale	17	54
Kirkbysteven	18	54
Kirkbymor [...]fide	19	54
Kirkham	17	53
Kirkloe	22	52
Kirks [...]nd	19	53
Kirkswalled ca.	17	54
Kirton	20	53
Knaptost	19	52
Knaresborough	19	54
Knattesworth	18	53
Kinton	17	52
Knoking ca.	17	52
Knowlesly	17	53
Kyply	19	54
Kympton	18	51

L

LA [...]kherne	15	51
Laco [...]k	18	53
L [...]n [...]ber	16	52
Lanbaderick	15	53
LANCASTER	17	54
Landbeder	16	52
LANDAFFE	17	51
Landelovaver	16	51
Lands end	13	50
Langadock	16	52
Laugedwin	17	52
Langley ca.	18	55
Langord	17	52
Langport	17	50
Langtree	15	50
Languan	16	51
Lanidloe	16	52
Lanimurthy	16	52
Lanisted	15	52
L [...]nton	21	50
Lanwitting	17	52
L [...]tham	17	53
Laton	17	53
Lavenham	21	52
Lave [...]sham	21	52
Launston	15	50
Lawitt	20	52
Layham	21	52
Lecblade	18	51
Ledas	18	53
Ledbury	16	50
Leeds	21	51
L [...]gh [...]on	20	51
LEICESTER	19	52
Le [...]ke	18	53
Lekenfield	20	53
Leming [...]on	18	50
Lemster	17	52
L [...]nden	21	51
L sterm [...]n ca.	15	50
Lesteth [...]ll	15	50
Lestolt	22	52
Letherhead	20	51
Letherland	17	53
Lethum	17	53
L [...]veham	21	51
Leverpoole	17	53
Leverpoole ha.	17	53
Lewis	20	50
L [...]z [...]rd point	14	50
LINCOLN	19	53
Lingrin	16	52
L n gid	16	52
Linton	20	52
Li [...]k [...]rd	15	50
Littleburgh	10	53
Lit [...]l [...]ham	16	50
Littleport	20	52
Llanelthy	15	51
Llanvaer	15	53
Llonilthgo	15	53
Lockwood	18	53
Lohoo	16	51
LONDON	20	5 [...]
Longtown	17	51
Loughborow	19	52
Lowthe	20	53
Ludlow	17	52
Lum [...]y ca.	19	54
Lunday Isle	15	51
Lurgish [...]ll	18	51
Lu t [...]rich	20	51
Lutterwotth	19	52
Lyd	21	51
Lydbury	18	52
Lydford	15	50
Lydg [...]t	21	52
Lymberg	20	53
Lime in D [...]f.	17	50
Lime in Chsh.	18	53
Ly [...]	21	52
Lystach	17	51
Lyston	15	50
LITCHFIELD	18	52

M

MAchellet	16	52
Ma [...]denhead	19	51
Maidston	21	51
Maintre [...]	22	52
M [...]lden	21	51
M [...]lling	21	51
Malmesbury	18	51
MANCHESTER	18	53
Man Isle	15	54
Mans ca.	14	50
Maplethorp	20	53
Mapl [...]ton	20	53
Market Deeping	20	52
Marlefield	18	53
Marlingsbury	18	51
Marsfield	18	51
Marston	18	52
Martoke	17	50
Marton	15	50
Masham	18	54
Maun [...]field	19	53
Me [...]l [...]s	17	53
Meare	17	51
Melcombe regis	17	50
Melton	19	52
Membury	16	50
Mere	11	51
M [...]rketre fin	20	53
Merrlech	22	52
Micheldeane	18	51
Miching	20	50
Middleton	21	52
Middlewich	18	53
M [...]dherst	19	50
Midlam	18	54
Midnall	21	52
Milderton	18	50
Millord ha.	18	51
Milhum ca.	17	54
Minchead	16	51
MONMOUTH	17	51
MONTGOMERY	17	52
Mongesie	14	50
Montsoirell	19	52
More	19	50
Morpath	19	55
Morton	16	50
Moulgrave	20	54
Mumby c [...].	21	53
Munkweymo [...]th	19	54
Multon	20	54

N

NAnna	16	52
Nantwich	17	53
Narbirth	15	51
N [...]th	16	51
Ne [...]therharden	22	51
Nedham	21	52
Nerborow	21	52
Nertai [...]	14	50
N [...]tley	19	50
N [...]tley ca.	19	50
Nevent	18	51
Nevi [...]	15	50
Newark in Sur.	20	51
Newark in N [...]tt.	19	53
Newberry	19	51
Newburgh	15	53
New ca. in Carma.	15	12
New ca. in Staffo.	18	53
New ca. in Northu.	19	55
Newhaven	21	50
Newh [...]ll	21	51
Newm [...]rket	21	52
Newmalton	19	54
Newport in Wight Isle.	19	50
Newport in Mun.	17	51
Newewport in Essex.	21	52
Newport in Pemb.	15	52
Newport in Shrop.	18	52
Newport in Buck.	20	52
Newton-bushell.	16	50
Newton in York.	18	54
Newton in Devon.	16	50
Newton in Ca [...]b.	20	52
Newtowne	17	52
Nilton	21	51
Nimeaton	19	52
N Le [...]ch	[...]8	51
Noke	19	51
Nonesuch	20	51
Normanby	20	53
Northallerton	19	54
NORTHAMPTON	19	52
Northforland	22	51
Northsumercoats	20	53
Nortmanton	19	53
NORVVICH	22	52
Nostall	19	53
NOTTINGHAM	19	52
Nuneaton	19	52
Nuneham	18	51

O

ODiam	19	51
Ogle ca.	19	55
Ogmeare ca.	16	51
Okeham	19	52
Okehampton	16	60
Okehingham	19	51
Okeley hall	22	52
Okermouth	17	54
Olton	22	52
Orford	22	52
Orm [...]shead	16	53
Ormskirk	17	53
Orpington	20	51
Oston	21	52
Oswestry	17	52
Otford	21	51
Orley	18	53
Oul [...]y	20	52
Oundle	20	52
OXFORD	19	52
Oystermouth	16	5 [...]

P

PAdlam	18	53
Paine ca.	17	52
Parseborne	18	52
Pederton	17	50
PEMBROOK	15	51
P [...]mbridge	17	52
Penbrin	15	52
Pendock	18	52
Pendragon ca.	18	54
Peneralt	15	52
Penguimon point	14	50
Penk ca.	17	51
Penn [...]ith	15	51
Pensford ha.	17	51
Penreth	17	54
Pensance	13	50
Pensey ha.	21	50
Perin	14	50
PETERBROUGH	20	52
Peterfield	19	50
Peterelwray ca.	17	54
Petworthy	20	50
Phelock	14	50
Philipsmorton	18	51
Phyl [...]y	20	54
Phyl [...]ybridge	20	54
Picton ca.	15	51
Pitton	18	51
Plymmou [...]h	15	50
Plymmouth ca.	15	50
Plympton	15	50
Pocklington	19	53
Ponderham ca.	16	50
Pontfract	19	53
Poole	18	50
Porchester	19	50
Porlock	16	51
Portland Isle	17	50
Portsmou [...]h	19	50
Pouderbach	17	52
Prestarn c [...].	17	52
Preston	17	53
Pulborough	20	50
Pulbely	15	[...]2
Purly	21	51
Pur [...]roke	21	51
P [...]ssi [...]l	19	51
Pykering ca.	20	54

Q

Quinborough ca.

R

RAby ca.	19	54
RADNOR	17	52
Ragland	17	51
Raleswor [...]h	22	52
Ramaswat ca.	18	54
R [...]mhead point	15	50
Ramsbu [...]y	18	51
Ramsey Isle	14	51
R [...]dg [...]ve	21	52
Re [...]ding	19	51
Repel [...]am	21	5 [...]
Retbrack	20	51
R [...]tford	19	53
Richmond in Sur.	20	51
Richmond in York.	18	54
Ricote	19	51
Rigate	20	51
Rigion	19	53
Rie	21	50
Ringwood	18	50
Rindorgory	16	52
R [...]ppon	19	54
R [...]on	19	53
Risbie	21	52
R [...]sty	19	52
Roch in Somers.	17	50
Roch in Cambr.	21	52
Roch ca.	14	51
Rochester	21	51
Rochford	21	51
Ro [...]hdale	18	53
Rockingham	19	52
Rockland	21	52
Rosse Castle in Corn.	15	50
Cosse C [...]stle in Cumb.	17	54
Rosse	17	51
Rosse faire	16	52
Rotheram	19	53
Rou [...]hford	19	53
Rowlewright	19	51
Row [...]on	17	52
Reyston	20	52
Ruderdale	22	52
Rugby	19	52
Rumford	20	51
Rumsey	19	50
Ruthin	17	53
Ry [...]ll	21	51
Rye	21	50

S

SAddleworthfrit	18	53
S. Agnes	14	50
S. Albons	20	51
S. Asaph.	16	53
S. Burion	13	50
S. Davids	14	51
S. Donets	16	51
S Edmond	21	53
S. Erwan	14	50
S. Grade	14	50
S. Jees	14	50
S. Ives	20	52
S. Juli [...]t	15	50
S. J [...]st	13	50
S. Kevern	14	50
S. M [...]uga	14	50
S. Michael in Norf.	22	52
S. Michael in Corn.	13	50
S. Michaels Mount	13	50
S. Neods	20	5 [...]
S. Paran	14	50
S. Peters	21	51
Sal [...]omb [...] ba.	16	50
SALISB [...]RY	18	50
S [...]ltash	15	50
Samf [...]rd	21	52
Sandf [...]rt	20	51
Sandherst	21	50
Sandg [...]e ca.	22	51
Sandhorse	19	51
Sandon	19	50
Sandown	22	51
Sandwi [...]ch	22	51
Sandwi [...]ch ha.	22	51
Saxmun [...]ham	22	52
Scalme Isle	14	51
Scarborow	20	54
Seham	19	54
Selby	19	53
Settle	18	54
Sevenock	21	51
Severnmouth	16	51
Shaftsbury	18	50
Shane	15	50
Shefield	19	53
Shesford	20	52
Shepiston	15	50
Shepton mallet	17	51
Shepy Isle	21	51
Sherborne in Dorl.	17	50
Sherborn in York.	19	53
Sheriffebulton	19	54
Shinfield	19	51
Shipton	17	52
Shipsea	20	54
Shoreham	20	50
Shoringham	21	53
Shotwick ca.	17	53
Shrawerd	17	52
SHREWSBURY	17	52
Shutwell	19	53
Sidmonton	19	51
Sidmouth	16	50
Sidwall Isle	15	52
Sillingborne	21	51
Silly	17	51
Simonbor [...] ca.	18	55
Skipton	18	53
Sleford	20	53
Slingsby ca.	19	54
Sna [...]ch	19	53
Somerton in Somer.	17	50
Somerton in Linc.	20	53
Sorlin [...]s	11	50
SOUTHAMPTON	19	50
Southam	19	52
Southerting	19	50
Southmolton	16	50
Southsoberry	21	51
[...]outhwark	20	51
Southwray	21	52
Sowould	22	52
Spalding	20	52
Spilsby	20	52
STAFFOR [...]	18	52
Stanes	20	51
Stalby	17	55
Stainf [...]d	20	52
Stanage	18	51
Stane	19	53
Staneley	19	54
Stanethorp	18	54
Stanning	20	50
Stanstead	19	50
Stapleford	21	51
Sta [...]boro	20	51
Start point	16	50
Steph [...]lme Isle	17	51
S [...]ockland	17	51
Stoke	21	52
Stokebridge	19	51
Stokes [...]y	19	54
Stoketon	19	54
Stokwith	19	53
Stone	18	52
Stonehurst	17	53
Stony stra [...]ford	19	52
Stoxford	18	53
Stow in Glocest.	18	51
Stow in Norff.	21	52
Stow in Suff.	21	52
Stetford	18	52
Stretton	15	50
Strond	18	51
Sturbridge	18	52
Sturmister	18	50
Sudbury	21	52
Sudeley	18	51
Surflet	20	52
Suthwick	19	50
Sutton in Kent	21	51
Sutton in Suff.	21	52
Sutton in Linc.	21	53
Sutton in Camb.	20	51
Sutten	22	52
Swansey	16	51
Swasham	21	52
Swetesham	21	52
Swinborn	18	55
Swinstead	20	52
Sylam	22	52
Symny	14	50

T

TAdcaster	19	53
Talland	15	50
Tame	19	51
Tamworth	11	52
Tarington	15	50
Tarvon	17	53
Tattershal	20	53
Tavestoke	15	50
Taunton	17	50
Tawstock	16	50
Tenby	15	51
Temston	19	53
Tennet Isle	22	51
Terring	20	50
Tetbury	18	51
Tewidrak	13	50
Tewxbury	18	51
Thames mouth	21	51
Thaxted	21	51
The bald	20	51
The Cowes	19	50
The Gulph	13	50
The head	21	50
The Isle of Man	15	55
The Menacles point	14	50
The Nesse point	22	50
Thetford	21	52
Thirlowall	18	55
Thorbury	17	51
Thorigton	22	52
Thorp	22	52
Thorn	19	53
Thorney	20	52
Thornton	20	53
Thrapston	20	52
Thrusk [...]	19	54
Thurland	17	54
Thursley	19	51
Thurwick	21	52
Tackhill ca.	19	53
Tilbury	21	5 [...]
Tilston	17	53
Tillingham	21	51
Tinmouth	16	50
Tintagell ca.	15	50
Tischerk	21	50
Titbury	18	52
Titchwall	21	53
Titiswall	18	53
Tiverton	16	50
To [...]g	18	52
Tong ca.	18	52
Topelyffe	19	54
Torbay	16	50
Torkesay	19	53
Totnes	16	50
Totney	20	53
Toule forth	19	53
Towcester	19	52
Traswick	19	54
Trees	17	52
Tregney	14	50
Tregdrem	16	50
Tremanton ca.	15	50
Treveling	16	53
Trevena	15	50
Tring	20	51
Tromebridge	18	51
Truro	14	50
Tuggell	19	55
Tunacombe	15	50
Tunstall	22	52
Turbridge	18	51
Tuxford	19	53
Tynn outh ca.	19	55

V

VOkfield	20	50
Verley	21	51
Uppingham	19	52
Upsall	19	54
Upton	18	52
Uresell ca.	19	53
Uske	17	51
Utroxater	18	52
Uxbridge	20	51

W

VVAde	19	50
Wakerington	21	51
Walden	21	52
Walderswick	22	52
Walfall	18	53
Wallingborow	19	52
Wallasses	17	53
Walsingham	21	52
Waltham in South.	19	50
Waltham in Leic.	19	52
Waltham in Essex	20	51
Walton in Darby	18	52
Walton in Essex	22	51
Walton in Norf.	21	52
Walsh [...]m	22	52
Wallingford	19	51
Wantage	19	51
Warden	18	50
W [...]re	20	51
Wareham	18	50
Warington	17	13
Warke ca.	18	55
W [...]rkworth	19	55
Warnboro	19	51
Warnham	20	51
WARVVICK	18	52
Wash [...]ll	18	52
Watched	16	51
W [...]tford	20	51
Watlington	19	51
Watton i [...] Gloc	18	51
Watton in Norf.	21	52
Wawmore ca.	22	51
Waxham	20	53
Waxminster	18	51
W [...]bread	20	52
W [...]ymouth	17	50
Webley	17	52
Wight Isle	19	50
Welcombe	15	50
Wellington	17	52
Wells in Somer.	17	51
Wells in Norf.	21	53
Welshpoole	17	52
Welton	20	52
Wem	17	52
Wenterton	22	52
Wenlock	17	52
Wereall	17	53
Weremou [...]h	19	54
Westbury	18	51
Weston	19	55
Wethesby	19	53
Whaddon	19	51
Wh [...]plode	20	52
Wharleto	19	54
W [...]it ca.	17	51
Whitby	20	54
Whitham	21	51
Wibley	15	51
Wickham in Buck.	19	51
Wickham in Suf.	22	52
Wigen	17	53
Wighton	20	53
Wigmore ca.	17	52
WILTON	18	51
Wilton ca.	17	51
Winborne	18	50
WINCHESTER	19	51
Winchelsey	21	50
Winchcombe	18	51
Wincaunton	17	50
Winendham	21	52
Winestone	17	54
Winslow	19	51
Windsor	20	51
Winstone ca.	17	51
Winthorp	21	53
Wirkesnorth	18	53
Wirkinton	17	54
Wirkwith	17	53
Wistaston	17	53
Wisbich	21	52
Wiston	15	51
Witherington	19	55
Witray	19	51
Witten ca.	19	54
Woburn	20	51
Wolverhampton	18	52
Woodbridge	22	52
Woodchurch	[...]1	51
Woodcote	19	51
Woodstock	19	51
WORCESTER	18	52
Wormshead point	15	51
Worplesdon	20	51
Worsted	22	52
Wotxop	19	53
Wotton	21	52
Wottonbaffer	18	51
Wrexham	17	53
Wulfall	18	51
Wulpit	21	52
Wulverton	21	52
VVulsby	17	55
VVwellescombe	16	50
VVye	21	51

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Y

Yarly	20	52
Yarmouth	22	52
Yarum	19	54
Ymmolroniad	15	53
YORK	19	54

Scotlands Alphabeticall Table.

A

ABerdora	18	57
ABERDEEN	18	57
Adze ca.	17	57
Allarick Isle	13	58
Allerot	14	58
Alway	16	56
Andinden ca.	17	57
Androfen ca.	15	55
Annan	16	55
Apilgirth	16	55
Arckyrgull ca.	15	58
Ardemouth head	13	56
Ardurnes	14	58
Armanoth moun.	14	57
Arran	14	55
Arrois ca.	13	56
Arshnell	14	55
Avindale ca.	16	55
Ayre	15	55

B

BAcony	16	56
Badgenoth	16	57
Balnogowin ca.	16	57
Bamach	17	57
Bambrith	17	56
Baniffe	17	57
Banklam	17	55
Barray Isle	11	56
Barra Isle	11	58
Baridale	16	58
Barony ca.	17	57
Bergonium ca.	14	56
Bethy	15	56
Blaire	16	56
Blakham ca.	15	55
Blinermeife ca.	16	56
Boan ca.	16	57
Boen ca.	17	57
Boggitht	17	57
Bosermark	16	57
Bragdail	13	57
Brechine	17	57
Brew	14	57
Brochty ca.	17	5 [...]
Brog	11	56
Brown	16	58
Brydyle	14	58

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C

CAiltown	14	55
Caker ca.	17	56
Calder ca.	16	57
Calnes	16	58
Calstreet	18	55
Camay	12	57
Cambell	15	56
Cannok ca.	15	55
Capup	18	55
Carlawrock	16	55
Cartiam	18	55
Chiltree ca.	15	55
Clackmannon	16	56
Clast	17	57
Clyne	16	58
Collen	12	56
Colme	14	58
Conne Isle	15	58
Coswell	14	55
Cranfurdimuer	16	55
Cromarty	16	57
Culros	16	56
Cultor ca.	18	57
Cumirnald	16	56
Cuthaly	16	55
Cuthaly ca.	16	55

D

DIngwall	15	57
Donbritoun	15	56
Dondonill	15	55
Dorne	16	58
Dovart ca.	13	56
Douglardaile	16	55
Downe ca.	16	56
Dryburgi	17	55
Dryndar	17	55
Dumnister ca.	13	55
Dumnotyr	18	57
DUNBAR ca.	18	56
Dunbegan	12	57
Danbeith ca.	16	58
DUNBLAIN	16	56
DUNDEE	17	56
Dunglas ca.	18	56
Dunbras	16	55
Dunkell	16	56
Dunlawrick	16	55
Dunni ca.	14	56
Dunovert	13	55
Dunra	13	57
Dunska ca.	13	57
Dunstafage ca.	14	56
Dunweg ca.	13	55
Durnay	11	58
Durodin ca.	16	5 [...]

E

EDINBURGH	17	56
Elgin	17	57
Ellan Rovan	13	57
Erth	11	56
Etherton	16	55
Everlothea	1 [...]	57
Eycht ca.	18	57

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F

FArehead	14	58
Farsid ca.	16	56
Fast ca.	18	56
Fendrath ca.	17	57
Ferne	16	57
Fewris	14	57
Fifenesse	18	56
F [...]nnevin ca.	17	56
Fl [...]dda Isle	12	58
Flodda Isle	13	58
Fl [...]ranca	1 [...]	56
Florre	14	56
Fordon	17	57
Forres	16	57
Fovern ca.	18	57
Foulis ca.	16	57
Freford	13	57
Frescik ca.	16	58
FROVVMARTENA	18	57
Frulater ca.	17	57
Fyripall	18	57

G

GAunfurdthoune	16	55
Gernego ca.	16	58
Gilleydren	13	55
Glannens ca.	17	56
GLASquo	16	55
Glenagis ca.	16	56
Glennen urquhart	15	57
Glenhope	14	55
Gregargan	14	55
Gwellwall	13	56

H

HAdd ngton	16	56
Hamiltoune ca.	16	56
Harlaw	17	55
Havin	18	55
Hemsail	16	55
Hermitage	17	55
H [...]sloch	15	55
Hovye	15	58
Huntly ca.	17	56

I

IEdgerton	18	55
Ila Island	13	56
Ilen shent	12	58
Ilen Ilanda	14	58
Innermegye ca.	16	56
Innernesse	16	57
Interquit ca.	16	56
Invernugny ca.	18	57
Iron mines.	14	57

K

KAie	15	57
Keis	16	58
Kermorish	14	55
Keith Isle	17	56
Key [...]z	17	57
Kilmon	14	56
Kilrac ca.	16	57
Kinhil	14	55
K [...]nkarden	16	56
Kirkenbrick	15	55
Kirkpatrick	15	55
Ky [...]ross [...]	16	56
KYNTAILE	14	57

L

LAmerton	18	56
Lamingtoun	16	55
Largus	15	55
Laurick	16	55
Leith	17	56
Little Barra Isle	11	58
Loghmar ca.	15	55
Lolwood	16	55
Lome	14	57
Londers	17	56
Lonet ca.	15	57
Lonfergon	17	56
Lorne	14	56
L Shin	15	58
Lucurs ca.	17	56
Lumfanan	17	57

M

MAilart ca.	16	56
Maries Isle	16	55
Melras	17	55
Momach ca.	16	56
Montros	18	56
M [...]rtoun	16	55
Muk	13	57
Mountains of white marble	14	57
Marble Mountains of Thunderland	15	58

N

Nary	12	58
N [...]ssa like which never freezeth	15	57
Nesse head	16	58
New Aberdon	18	57
Newark ca.	15	55
Norham	18	55
Noys	11	58

O

Oldmontrosse	18	56
Oltick	16	58
Osi [...]l	14	58
Ouhabyr	14	57

P

Palkasin	15	58
Pebris	17	55
Philorth ca.	18	57
Potlege ca.	18	57

R

RA	16	58
Radamach	11	58
Red ca. Ro.	15	57
Red ca. Me.	18	56
Redhead	18	56
Reinshraw	15	55
Roffedyffe	17	55
Rona Island	13	58
Rosday	15	56
Rothes ca. Bu.	17	57
Rothes ca. Mur.	17	57
ROTHEMAY ca.	17	57
Rowra	14	58

S

St Abshead	18	56
St ANDREVVS	17	56
St Clement	11	58
St Columbanus	12	58
St John	13	57
St Kilder Isle	11	58
St Maria	11	57
S Nicholas	12	58
St Patricus	11	57
St Rona	13	58
S lm	14	57
Salfid	14	55
Sand Il ca.	13	55
Sau [...]her	16	55
Scail	11	56
Scarra Isle	18	57
Scelbora	16	58
Serin ca.	14	56
Seton	17	56
Shyp Isles	19	58
Skoyre	14	50
Skyrassin	14	50
Slands	18	57
Slew	13	57
Sodore	13	56
Solway	16	55
Spyn ca.	17	57
Starnway	12	58
STERLING	16	56
Stig	11	57
Stoy ca.	12	58
Strabubaster ca.	16	58
Strangway ca.	12	58
Stratchdon	17	57
Strathogo	17	57
Strom ca.	13	57
Studer ca.	17	56
Sura	13	56

T

TAntalon ca.	18	56
Tarban	13	56
Tarbart	16	57
Tayn	16	57
Th [...] M [...]y Isle	18	56
The stoir of Assin	14	58
Torfurhy	15	58
Tornuta ca.	16	57
Tordiffe	17	55
Torray	12	56
Tounge ca.	15	58
Tourcan	13	57
Tranta Isle	12	58
Tranternesca	12	58
Trantnesse Isle	12	58
Tray	15	57
Tulibardin	16	56
Tutor	15	55
Tyer	18	57

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U

VLway	12	56
Ursildon ca.	17	55
Urquhart ca.	15	57

W

WHYTHERN	15	55
Wighton	15	55

Y

Yrwin

Z

Zester

In the Isles of Orkney.

CReskirke	17	59
Hoy	16	58
Kirkwall	16	56
Kobunza	16	59
Kyrles Island	17	59
Linknes	19	59
Our Lady	16	59
Our Lady	17	59
St Augustine	17	57
St Nicholas	16	59
St Olive	17	59
St Peter	16	58
St Peter	17	59
St Peter	17	58
St Peter	16	59
Skyrries	16	58
Sownas	16	58
Sowthrowassa	16	58

Irelands Alphabeticall Table.

A

ABoy	12	53
Adare	10	52
Adama	12	52
Agard	13	53
Agarro	9	53
Aghugallen	13	54
Agregare	11	53
Akill beg	8	54
[...] Isle	8	54
Annox	12	52
Antrim	13	55
Arbraken	12	53
Arde	12	54
Ardelon	8	53
Ardes	13	54
Ardey	9	52
Ardgore	11	53
Ardragh	11	53
Ardragth	11	54
Argath	13	53
Arkloe	13	52
Arklon	11	53
ARMAGH	12	53
Armagh	12	54
Arnecrag	9	52
Arthully	9	52
Ashrow	9	54
Atlone	11	53

B.

BAiledorses	8	51
Balan ca.	12	55
Balen	10	52
Balegham	10	55
Balendred	10	52
Baleshannon	9	54
Baltimore bay	9	51
Band h [...].	12	55
Baneall	12	54
B Anly	12	52
Bannogh	9	55
Barnella	10	52
Barnes	12	52
Barry Court	10	52
Baskin	11	53
Bay whally	9	54
B Berre	10	53
B Boyes	12	53
Beg	12	52
Belgar	12	53
Beleek	9	54
Beltfast	13	55
Beltebert	10	54
Belter ca.	9	52
Benburgh	12	54
Bert	11	55
Bewlintowne	13	54
B. Finne	11	52
B Fodd [...]	9	54
B Grand	11	52
Bily	8	54
Blackroth	12	53
Blare	13	55
Bokyn	12	53
Bolton	12	53
Bomey	12	52
Borace	12	52
Borace ca.	9	54
Bow	11	52
Boyle	9	55
Boyley	10	53
Boythdone	11	55
Bramok	12	53
Brandiron Isle	12	52
Brenne	12	52
B [...]dge ca.	11	52
Browne	12	5 [...]
Bumbroyle	9	54
Bunderlin	12	54
Bunneranogh	11	55
Burley	12	53
Butler	12	52
B willy ca.	9	55

C

CAdon	8	52
Caetgonia	10	52
Cal [...]n	12	52
Calebeg	9	55
Calebeg ha.	9	55
Calon	11	52
Can Akill	8	54
Canan	11	54
Can Belos	8	51
Can calve	9	53
Can c [...]rve	13	52
C [...]n des	8	52
Can doles	8	52
Can Ernis	8	55
Can leame	8	53
Can leane	8	52
Can sanon	8	52
Cantr [...]ke	10	52
Cap cleare	9	51
C [...]pel Isl [...]	11	52
C [...]pp [...]gh	11	55
Carewmore	11	52
Carib [...]es	8	51
Caricklint	10	52
Caridone Isle	8	52
Catigoly	8	52
C [...]rikbr [...]ck	13	52
C [...]rlingford	13	54
Carmacan	13	55
Carne	10	52
Carrough	12	55
Caryk	11	52
Cashell	11	52
Castalague	12	52
C [...]st Henorelay	13	53
Castle knock	11	55
Castleton	11	53
Castle warren	13	54
Caterin	8	51
CATERLAGH	12	52
Cavanca.	11	54
Caure	10	52
C Balen	10	50
C Balitern	13	55
C Barter	10	52
C B [...]y	9	52
C Beale	9	52
C Browne	13	52
C C [...]nane	10	52
C Carbely	9	53
C Cubre	8	52
C Carogha	10	52
C Chacherilon	8	52
C Christian	10	51
C Cleary	10	52
C Clogbaly	13	54
C Clogh	10	53
C Conell	10	52
C Curny	9	52
C Doneham	9	51
C Donell	10	52
C Donnell	8	53
C Dony	11	52
C Deinard	9	52
C Fortuna	10	51
C Gally	8	52
C Glame	9	53
C Glanarme	13	55
C Grace	11	52
C Hash	12	53
C Haire	12	55
Chedy	10	52
C Hovell	11	52
C Inch	10	52
C kenne	11	55
C killigray	10	52
C killbritaine	10	51
Clacauvas	9	51
Cladah Isles	9	55
Clandalk	12	53
Clander	10	52
Clanebo	9	53
Clangeine	10	51
Clankard	11	52
Clanmore	12	53
Clare	9	52
CLARE	9	53
Clarence	12	53
Clauder	8	52
Clay ca.	10	52
C Letter	8	52
Clogh	10	51
Cloghan	11	53
Cloghan	9	51
Cloghan	12	54
Clogher	11	52
Clogher	11	54
C Loghorne	13	53
Clombrok	10	53
Clonbegny	10	53
Clone	11	52
Clone calker	11	52
Cloney	11	52
Cloney	11	53
Cloney	12	53
Clone musk	12	52
Clony	9	53
C Longhurst	10	52
Clonegone	11	53
Clononim	12	53
Clonedway	12	53
Clovelin	11	53
Cloumell	11	52
Clunis mon.	10	54
C Lyniliro	10	52
C Lyons	11	52
C Lyons	12	53
Clyffe	12	53
C Magroun	10	52
C maing	12	54
C manin	9	52
C maug	8	52
C Mr. Garret	10	53
C mille	12	54
C moore	10	52
C mores	8	52
C moyne	9	54
C mule	9	53
C mule	9	53
C mynet	8	52
C namon	12	52
C narrow water	13	54
C nash	9	52
C nemene	9	53
C never	9	51
C new	11	53
C non	9	52
C none	10	52
C norra	10	52
Coglaghgan	10	52
Colan	11	52
Cole	12	53
Coldagh	11	55
Cologmore	11	52
COLRAN	12	55
Colran ca.	12	55
Conners [...]go	19	54
Conor	12	55
Copland	13	55
Corbell	13	53
Corbely	13	54
Corbey	10	52
Corcumo	9	53
CORKE	10	52
Corre	10	52
Cotton	11	52
Cotton Isle	11	51
Crayboy	12	53
Cray	10	51
C Redman	11	52
Crenay	9	54
C Rew	10	54
C Rilet	12	53
C Roe	12	53
Crog	13	55
Croke	12	52
Crones	10	53
Crosekell	12	53
Crossedere	12	53
C Rudder	12	53
Cryne	13	54
C Saul	12	53
C slew	11	52
Ca Swine	9	55
C [...]eg	9	53
C Terragh	12	53
C Tobe	11	52
C Torbet	9	52
Curlues mount	10	54
C white	11	52
Cyty	9	55

D

DALYK	12	53
Darre	11	53
Der [...]gh	10	55
Der [...]sham	10	52
Derry	11	55
Dingham	9	54
Dodh Reghan	12	53
Dogevenny Mc.	11	55
Dolenew	13	53
Donamurk	12	55
Donaverony	13	55
Donbalictuge	13	55
Dondrom	13	54
Dondebeg	9	53
Doneboy	8	51
Doneguer	11	51
Donelow	9	52
Donell ca.	11	52
Donelang	11	55
Donemore	13	52
Donemore	10	53
Dongall	9	55
Dongall ha.	9	55
Dongall Mc.	9	55
Donkey	12	52
Donpatrick	10	52
Donenavy point	13	54
Donne	11	53
Donoghan	9	52
Donoghmore	12	54
Donemore	10	55
Donemore	9	52
Dony	11	54
Do [...]les	11	52
D [...]sleap	9	53
Dovane ca.	10	54
Dovaneny ca.	12	55
D [...]ugharly	11	55
Downe	13	54
Dow [...]e ca.	10	53
Downlough	9	51
Driball	9	51
Drom ca.	13	53
Drem [...]mark	15	55
D [...]on [...]bayly	13	54
Drogd [...]h	13	53
Dro [...]l [...]w	19	52
Dru [...] [...]e	10	55
DUBLIN	13	53
Du [...]lin [...]a.	13	53
Dundalk	12	54
Dundalk ha.	12	54
Dunga [...]n	12	54
Dung [...]von	12	52
Duns [...]k	12	55
DYNGLE	8	52
Dyngle bay	8	52

E

EAst Br [...]nny	11	54
Elpin	10	53
Eneser	13	55

F

FArre forland	13	55
Fartmore	9	53
Fawne ca.	11	55
Federth	11	52
Fernes	12	52
Finart	12	53
Flen [...]ker	10	51
Foskin	12	53
Fort Charles	12	54
Fothert	12	52

G

GAlire	12	53
GALVVAY	9	53
Galway	12	53
Gareston	13	53
G [...]rland	12	54
Gart	13	53
Gh [...]ragh	11	52
Glamog ca.	9	53
Glancankine	12	55
Glaspestle	13	54
Glankankine	12	55
Gloven	9	54
Grace ca.	11	53
Gragan	11	53
Grandge	11	53
Gray	11	52
Grayth	13	55
Great Isl [...]nd	8	53
Green	12	54
Greenbord	13	52
Grewade	12	53
Grill	11	53
Grome	10	52
Gromly	10	55

H

HAghade	11	52
Hagnemulten	11	54
Heker	12	53
Herke	8	54
Hoggs Isles	8	52
Hogado	11	52
Hoghmo	9	53
Holiwood	13	55
Holton	10	52
Holycrosse	11	52
Hop	12	52
Horney	9	52
H [...]rreshead	10	55
Huiske	9	53

I

INcolagh	8	51
I [...]elands eye	13	53
Iser Isle	8	53

K

KArne	11	53
Karth	13	53
Keale	9	5 [...]
Kedinogh	12	53
Kela	11	53
Kelbane	10	53
Kelcolen	12	53
Kellean	10	53
Kellegh	9	52
Kelleloe	10	53
Kelles	12	53
Kelles mon	12	55
K [...]llone	10	53
Ket ca.	9	52
Kettenen	13	52
Kilbaron	10	53
Kilcore	12	53
KILDARE	12	53
Kilenonell	10	5 [...]
Kilge	9	51
Kilkan	11	53
KILKENNY	12	52
Kilkenny	11	52
Kilkotan	11	53
Killans	8	52
Killaken	12	53
Killaloy	9	54
Killeroghan	10	53
Killare	11	52
Kilcomin	13	53
Killeagh	13	54
Killecony	13	54
Killinan	12	53
Killinen	11	53
Killult [...]ph	12	55
Killock	12	53
Kilmore	12	54
Kilmacullo	9	53
Kilmore	9	53
Kilmana	12	54
Kilmacrenan	10	55
Kilmack	11	55
Kilphel	11	52
Kilroy	10	55
Kilront	13	55
Kilrough	12	55
Kilvoughter	10	54
Kilvatok	12	52
Kirgh	9	53
Kite	10	55
Killeroghan	10	53
Kingstowne	11	53
Kilmtholm	11	52
Knock mullogh	12	55
KNOKFERGUS	13	55
Knomonagh	11	54
KYNSALL	10	51

L

LAcuath	9	53
Lahult	11	52
Lambay	13	53
Lamev [...]nnou	11	53
Langhlyn	12	52
Lemcon	9	51
Lemgore	9	51
Lemwady	12	55
Leseynes	11	54
Letrim	10	53
Letrum	10	54
Letter ca.	9	53
Lilmister	11	53
Lisgold	10	53
Lishananan	12	55
Lixmay	9	52
Locarutel	11	54
Loghunt	10	53
Lokar	11	53
Longan	8	51
LONGFORD	11	53
Longnon	13	53
Lonon	11	53
Lough foyle	11	55
Lough neugh	12	55
Lough carne	10	54
Louth	12	54
Loughine	10	51
L Skrine	12	55
Lylin	12	53
LYMRICK	10	52
Lyrges	13	52
Lyskanin	19	53
Lyskin	10	52
Lysmore	11	52

M

MAghle	13	54
M [...]zarry	12	55
M [...]harla	13	54
M [...]lo gare	10	52
Malum	10	53
M [...]lyn	12	53
Malyn	11	55
M Armoy	10	52
Marogh	10	53
M Banger	13	51
M Bantree	9	51
M Cacree	8	52
M Ca [...]r	11	52
M Clare	9	52
Mestall ca.	12	53
Meyth	10	52
Mc Glascarck	13	52
Mc Gray	12	15
Michaem	9	52
M [...]ddle	13	53
Midgrounds	13	53
Milagh	10	53
Millech	10	53
Mc Incherrone
Missenhed	9	51
Mc Killigray	10	52
Mc Killnoglesse	9	52
Mc Lyre	11	53
Mc Mahlhanna	11	52
Mockay	11	52
Mollina	11	53
Mologaske	9	51
Mologh ca.	10	52
Molle	12	52
Mollinax	11	52
Monaghan	10	54
Mon camber	13	55
Moncyhone	12	52
Moore	10	54
Morklon ca.	9	53
Mor [...]gh	10	53
More ca.	11	53
Moshenes ca.	9	53
Mc O [...]tan	9	52
Mc Owin	10	52
Moy ca.	9	53
Moy ca.	9	54
Mc Sire	11	53
Mc Terpan	12	52
M Tomalegh	10	51
Mc Traile	8	52
Muckne	12	54

N

NAth	10	52
N [...]castle	11	55
Negosaraha	12	55
Nelly	10	53
New	12	52
New	11	53
New	12	53
Newchurch	8	51
Newcastle	9	5 [...]
Newtoun	9	52
Newtoun	12	52
Newcastle	10	53
Newry	12	54
Newcastle	13	53
Newtoun	13	52
Newcast.	14	54
Newkerkey	11	5 [...]
Newtoun	11	55
Northgrounds	13	53
North Isles	9	55
Nicoll	11	52

O

OHam	10	52
Oldcourt	13	53
Olderfleet ca.	13	53
Omey ca.	11	55

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P

PAl [...]ce	10	52
Palace	10	53
Palas	9	52
Patricks purgat	10	55
Perles	9	51
Phelin	9	53
Pisneracrogan	11	54
Polly	13	54
Polgoron	8	52
Pol [...]fhdra [...]h	8	52
Polmonton	12	52
Port Nazali	9	54

Q

QUella	10	52
Quella	12	52
Queenslowne	11	53

R

RAbelta	11	52
Rafraine	9	54
Raghannon	10	52
Raghlin	12	55
Rahust	10	52
Ramore	10	52
Ramny	13	52
Ran mary	9	52
Ranchead	13	54
Raphan	12	58
Raph in	18	53
Raspack	13	52
Rey	9	53
Red ca.	13	55
Red ca.	11	55
Redbul	12	53
Reniliro	8	53
Relby	13	54
R Gascan	9	51
Rivor	11	54
Roch	11	52
Roch	13	53
Roch ca.	12	52
Rosfrenno	9	51
R [...]sse	12	52
Rosse	10	51
Rostall	12	52
Rosseriall	9	53
Rose common	10	53
Rosecrea	11	53
Rosenales	11	53
Roy	12	53

S

SAlts Isle	12	52
Saret	12	53
Savage	14	54
St Benets Isle	13	53
St Bride	10	53
Sergeants	12	54
Serne	9	53
St Gregories sound	8	52
Sharen	10	52
Sharlok	12	53
Shanan	12	54
Sherpshead	9	51
Shenny	10	53
S Hellena	9	52
S Hellens ha.	9	52
Skardies	8	53
Skee	10	54
Skrine	12	53
Skyrt	9	51
Slego	9	54
Slew	12	52
Slew	9	53
Slew gorth	11	54
Slewmes ke	8	51
Smiths ca.	14	54
SOKELE ROY	12	55
Southgrounds	13	52
Spela	11	52
Stager	10	51
Stokes	11	53
Stokes of Baltimore	9	51
Stokan	12	55
Strangford	13	54
Streborn	11	55
Synag	10	53

T

TAbber	10	54
Talbot	12	53
Talbot	13	55
Tallog	12	55
Tankard	12	53
T Cannis	11	55
T Clanterim	10	53
T Dornou [...]	11	54
Teben	10	52
Teg	12	52
Teggs	12	54
Tella corbet	11	54
Telin	9	55
Temple Donacave	11	55
Tenaghill	13	52
Tenan	11	54
Tenelight	11	53
Terredagh	10	53
Termon	11	55
The barrells	13	52
The black rock	13	52
The fort	13	54
The fort	11	55
The Ram	13	52
The sanctuary	8	53
The maidens	13	55
Thorne mountains	10	53
Three castles	12	53
T mere	12	54
T nok	8	54
Toani	9	53
Toll [...]gh	12	52
Tollogh cave	9	53
Tollagh	11	54
Tologh caster	12	54
Tomalyn	9	53
Tork	9	52
Toralla	11	53
Torre	13	55
Tork	8	53
Torre Isle	13	55
Towne ca.	12	55
Trigall	11	54
Triperani	10	52
Tromar	12	53
Trough ca.	10	52
Tru [...]am	12	53
T Tultash	13	54

V

VAlentia	8	51
Villertherday	9	54

W

VVAll	11	54
ATERFORD	12	52
Waterford ha.	12	52
Wenis	8	51
West brenny	10	54
Westell	10	52
WEXFORD	13	52
Wexford ha.	13	52
Wey	11	53
Whitchurch	10	52
Whites ca.	13	54
Wicklot	13	53
Wilcock	12	53
Woghan	13	55
Wreike	9	54

Y

YEARROVV	10	52
Youghall	11	52
Youghall ha.	11	52

[Page 37]

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.

[Page 38]

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.

[Page 40]

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.

[Page 41]

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

A	BARNSTABLE	147
1	Dulverton 16	131
2	Bridgewater 18	113
3	Gla [...]ter [...]bury 10	103
4	Warmister 20	83
5	Andover, m, 9, 28	55
B	BARVVICK 12	262
1	Belford 12	250
2	Anwick 12	238
3	Morpit 13	225
4	Newcastle 12	213
5	Durham 12	201
6	Darington 14	184
7	Northalverton 10	177
8	Topeliffe 8	169
9	York 17	[...]52
10	Tadcaster 8	144
11	Wentbridge 12	132
12	Doncaster 7	125
13	Tuxford 18	107
14	Newark 11	96
15	Grantham 10	86
16	Stamford 10	70
17	Stilton 12	58
18	Huntingdon 9	49
19	Reyston 15	34
20	Ware 14	20
21	Waltham 8	12
	London
C	BATH	87
1	Chipnam 10	77
2	Marlborough 15	[...]62
3	Hungerford [...]8	54
4	Newberry [...]7	45
5	Redding 15	37
6	Maidenhead 10	22
7	Colebrok 7	15
	London
1	BEDFORD	43
2	Dun [...]tab. f 16, 13	30
D	BOSTON	94
1	Donnington 9	85
2	Bourne 13	72
3	Westdeeping [...]	67
4	Gunworth-ferry 5	62
5	Stilton b 17 4	58
E	PRISTOLL	97
1	M [...]field 10	87
2	Chipnam t, 1, 10	77
F	CARLILE	236
2	Keswick 17	215
2	Grocener 8	111
3	Kendall 14	197
4	Burton 7	190
5	Lancaster 8	182
6	Pre [...]ton 20	162
[...]	Wigen 14	148
8	Warrington 12	136
9	Newcastle 22	114
10	Lichfield 20	94
11	Coventry 20	74
12	Daventry 14	60
13	[...]oceter 10	50
14	Stony stratford 6	44
15	Brickhill 7	37
16	Dunstable 7	30
17	St Albones 10	20
18	Barnet 10	10
	London
G	CHESTER	144
1	Wich 15	129
2	Stone 15	114
3	Lichfield f 10 18	96
H	CHICHESTER	50
1	Midherst 7	43
2	Chiddingford 10	33
3	Gilford 8	25
	London
	COCKERMOUTH	223
1	Keswick f 1 6	217
	DORCHESTER	108
1	Kingstone 13	95
2	Sha [...]sbury, [...], 7, 7	88
I	DOVER	55
1	Canterbury 12	43
2	Sittingborne 12	3 [...]
3	Rochester 8	23
4	Gravesend 5	18
5	Dertford 6	12
	London
K	ELY	56
1	Cambridge 12	44
2	Fulmire 6	38
3	Barkway p 8 6	32
	HALLIFAX	130
1	Wakefield 15	115
2	Doncaster b 12 15	100
	HARTFORD	20
1	Waltham b 21 8	12
L	HULL	121
1	Barton 5	116
2	Glanford 8	108
3	Lincoln 19	89
4	[...]leeford 15	74
5	Bourn d 2 13	61
M	LAUNSTON	170
1	Lidford ca. 10	160
2	Exeter 22	138
3	Honington 12	126
4	Chard 10	116
5	Crookhorn 6	110
6	Sherborn 10	100
7	Shaftsbury 12	88
8	Salisbury 18	70
9	Andover 15	55
10	B [...]si [...]gstoke 16	39
11	H [...]tlerow 8	31
12	Bagshot 8	24
13	Stanes 8	15
	London
N	LUDLOVV	106
1	Tenbury 5	101
2	Worcester 16	85
3	Evesham 12	73
4	Chippingnort. 14	59
5	Islip 12	47
6	Wickham 20	27
7	Beaconfield 5	32
8	Uxbridge 7	15
	London
O	MANCHESTER	141
1	[...]iuswall 20	121
2	Darby 20	101
3	Loughbrough 15	86
4	Leicester 8	78
5	Harbrough 12	66
6	Northampton 12	[...]4
7	Stony strat. f 14 10	44
P	NORVVICH	95
1	W [...]dham 5	90
2	A [...]ebrough 10	80
3	Thetford 10	70
4	Icklinghamsand 6	6 [...]
5	Newmarket 10	54
6	Whitford brid. 12	42
7	Barkway 10	32
8	Puckridge 7	25
9	Ware b 20 5	20
Q	NOTTINGHAM	94
1	Loughbrogh o 3 8	86
R	OXFORD	47
1	Wheatly bridg. 5	42
2	Te [...]sworth 5	37
3	Stokenchurch 5	32
4	Wickham n 6 5	27
	* PLYMMOUTH	179
1	Ashburton 20	159
2	Chidlay 138	116
3	Exeter m 2 8	138
	PORTSMOUTH	54
1	Midhurst h r 16	38
8	RYE	51
1	Plimwell 15	36
2	Tunbridge 12	24
3	Cheapstow 7	[...]7
	London
T	St DAVIDS	202
1	Axford 12	190
2	C [...]rmarthen 24	166
3	Newton 12	154
4	Llanbury 10	144
5	Brecknock 16	132
6	Hay 10	122
7	Hereford 14	108
8	Rosse 11	97
9	Glocester 12	85
10	Cirencester 17	70
11	Farington 10	60
12	Abington 10	50
13	Dorcester 5	45
14	Henly 12	33
15	Maidenhea. t 6, 7	26
V	SHREVVSBURY	118
1	Watlingstreet 7	111
2	Shefnall 5	106
3	Bonigall 3	103
4	Wolverhampt. 5	98
5	Brrmingham 10	88
6	Meriden 10	78
7	Coventry f 11, 4	74
W	SOUTHAMPTON	64
1	Twiford 8	56
2	Ale [...]ford 8	48
3	Alton 7	41
4	Farnham 7	33
5	Bagshot, m, 12, 10	24
	STAFFORD	104
1	Lich. f 10. 10	94
	TEVVKSBURY	76
1	Chipinnort [...]n 4, 20	56
X	TA [...]NTON	118
1	Wells 19	99
2	D [...]vises 24	75
3	Hongerfor [...]t 3 [...] 19	56
Y	WALSINGHAM	86
1	Peckham 12	74
2	Brandon ferry 10	64
3	Newmark p, 5, 10	54
Z	WARVVICK	77
1	Kineton 7	67
2	Banbury 8	59
3	Buckingham 13	46
4	Alesbury 10	36
5	Wendover 4	32
6	Amersh [...]m 6	26
7	Chalfunt 4	22
8	Uxbridge [...]n, 8 7	15
	WINCHESTER	55
1	Alesford, w, 2, 8	47
*	YARMOUTH	92
1	Le [...]taffe 6	86
2	Blibur 10	76
3	Snapbridge 8	68
4	Woodbridge 6	62
5	Ipswich 7	55
6	Colchester 12	43
7	Kelvedon 8	35
8	Chelmesford 10	25
9	[...]nkerstone 5	20
10	Brentwood 5	15
11	Rumford 5	10
	London

[Page 45]

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

[Page 48]

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 10	42
Buckingham 9	33
Newport 8	25
Bedford 7	18
Gamlinghay 9	9
Cambridge
Bristoll to Oxford	50
Sadbury 10	40
Cirencester 14	26
Farington 14	12
Oxford
Oxford to Coventry	44
Woodstock 6	38
Banbury 14	24
Southam 10	14
Coventry
York to Oxford	128
Doncaster 27	101
Mansfield 20	81
Nottingham 12	69
Mounsoirell 11	58
Leicester 5	53
Wel ford 12	41
Weedon 14	27
Banbury 10	17
Oxford
Coventry to Cambridg.	48
Dunchurch 8	40
Northampton 10	30
Higham ferries 10	20
St Neods 8	12
Cambridge
York to Notting.	59
Doncaster 27	32
Mansfield 20	12
Nottingham
Shrewsbury to York	103
Price 12	9 [...]
Whitchurch 4	87
Beeston wood 10	77
Northwich 9	68
Manchester 16	52
Rochdale 8	44
Blackstone edge 6	38
H [...]llifax 6	32
Bradford 6	26
Oatley 6	20
Wetherby 13	7
York
Shrewsbury to Bristol	70
Ludlow 20	50
Lempster 8	42
Hereford 12	30
Munmouth 12	18
Aust ferry 10	8
Bristoll
Chester to Carnarvan	57
Flint 10	47
Denbigh 12	35
Conw [...]y 11	24
Carnarvan
Norwich to Yarmou [...]h	16
Okehill 8	8
Yarmou [...]h
Exeter to Bristoll	60
Colhampton 10	50
Wellington 8	42
Taunton 5	37
Gla [...]tenbury 18	19
Wells 4	15
Bristoll
Barnstable to Exeter	32
High Bicklington 6	26
Colridge 8	18
Copstonstone 8	10
Kirton 3	7
Exeter

[Page 50]

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

A	ATHLONE	44
1	Moate 6	38
2	Dunghill 3	35
3	Typrillpace 4	31
4	Beggersbridge 3	28
5	Clonagad 5	23
6	Kilcocke 11	12
	Dublin
	Another way.
B	ATHLONE
1	Kilbeggan 14	49
2	Croghan 8	35
3	Carberry 7	20
4	Cloncurry 5	20
5	Maynouth 5	10
6	Dublin
	Another way.
C	ATHLONE	60
1	Balimore 10	50
2	Mullingare 10	40
3	Abny 15	25
4	Tryme 5	20
	Dublin 20
D	BALTIMORE	178
1	Abbystrury 4	174
2	Rosscarberry 8	166
3	Tymoleague 8	158
4	Bandonbridge 8	150
5	Corke 10	140
6	Cor Abby 10	130
7	Youghall 18	112
8	Dunga [...]van 10	102
9	Kilmactomas 8	94
10	Waterford 12	82
11	Rosse 8	74
12	W [...]xford 14	60
13	Glascarig 12	48
14	Arklowe 12	36
15	Wicklow 12	24
16	Newcastle 6	18
17	Brey 8	10
	Dublin 10
E	CATLE DOOE	123
1	Kilmackaven 10	113
2	Litterkenny 5	108
3	Castle finne 9	99
	Omy p 3 12	87
F	CAVON	47
1	Virginia 13	34
2	Kells 7	27
3	Navan 7	20
4	Dunshaglin 8	12
	Dublin
G	COLERAINE	96
1	Ballimony 6	90
2	Kells 12	78
3	Antrim 6	72
4	Innisl [...]ughlin 12	60
	Newry n, 4, 16	44
H	CORKE, d, 5.	96
1	Castlehaven 12	84
2	Lismore 8	76
3	Cloamell 12	64
4	Kilcashell 6	58
5	Coallagh 6	52
6	Kells 4	48
7	Bennetsbridge 3	45
8	Garren 3	42
9	Laughlin 5	37
10	Caterlaugh 5	32
11	Castledermot 5	27
12	Kilcullan 9	18
13	Nash 6	12
	Dublin
1	DINGLE	134
1	Castlemaigne 16	118
2	Ilandkerry 8	110
3	Brustinagh 8	102
4	Balingarry 14	88
5	Kilmallock 5	83
6	Emely 6	77
7	Typerary 6	71
8	Cashell 6	65
9	Killanaule 7	58
10	Callan 7	51
	Benetsbridg. h, 7, 6	45
	Another way.
K	DINGLE	144
1	Traley 21	123
2	Monisterfeale 12	111
3	Ardaghie 9	102
4	Bake [...]le 3	99
5	Lymerick 12	87
6	C [...]rigkenish 5	82
7	Ballimtry 7	77
8	Sallahood 4	73
9	Cashell I, 8. 8	65
L	DUNGARVAN, d, 8	70
1	Carig 12	58
2	Knocktougher 8	50
	Garren h 8, 8	42
M	GALVVAY	96
1	Atheu [...]y 8	88
2	Kilconnell 12	76
3	Balisloe 6	70
	Athlone, a, b, c. 10	60
N	KNOCKFERGUS	84
1	Belfast 8	76
2	Lisnigarvy 8	68
3	Dromore 8	60
4	Newry 16	44
5	Dundalk 8	36
6	Doulere 10	26
7	Drogheda 6	20
8	Balrudderry 8	12
9	Swords 6	6
	Dublin
	Another way.
O	KNOCKFERGUS	98
1	Belfast 8	90
2	Newtowne 7	83
3	Grey Abbey 4	79
4	Ferry 8	71
5	Strongford 1	70
6	Downpatrick 5	65
7	Dondrum 5	60
	Newry n 4. 16	44
P	LONDON DERRY	109
1	Strabane 10	99
2	Newtown 6	93
3	Omy 6	87
4	Cr [...]sse 6	81
5	Dungannon 12	69
6	Armagh 9	60
7	Fewes 16	44
	Dundalk, n, 5. 8	36
Q	LYMRICK	82
1	Enaghmore 16	66
2	Balligarry 8	58
3	Parsonstown 8	50
4	Ballybuy 6	44
5	Philipstown 14	30
6	Carberry b, 3, 10	20
	Another way.
R	LYMRICK	75
1	Belrahan 9	66
2	Silvermines 3	63
3	Toom Evagh 6	57
4	Roscrea 8	49
5	Agaboo 8	41
6	A [...]hy 14	27
7	Kilcullanbrid. 10	17
8	Longston 8	9
	Dublin 9
S	WATERFORD d, 11,	62
1	Thomas town 15	47
	Garran h, 8. 5	42
WEXFORD d 12.		60
WICKLOVV d, 15		24

[Page 53]

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

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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

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

C [...]lebegs to Galway	100
Donagall 8	92
Balishannon 12	80
Bondrowes 4	76
Sligo 15	61
Ballim [...]t 10	[...]1
Abby Boyle 10	41
Tulsk 12	29
Ballimoy 8	21
Clate 17	4
Galway 4
Knockfergus to Covan	72
Belfast 8	64
Lisnegarvy 8	56
Maherlin 5	51
Lurgan 2	49
Portadown 4	45
Ardnagh 9	36
Monaghan 12	24
Cluri [...]s 12	12
Covan
Balishannon to London Derry	34
Donagall 12	22
Lough E [...]k 4	18
Rapho 12	6
London derry
Coleraine to Knockfergus	35
Dowlaw 5	30
Downamy 8	22
Glan [...]ne 10	12
Knockfergus
London Derry to Cavan	54
S [...]rsbane 10	44
K [...]rrall 13	31
Newportown 8	23
Belfore 11	12
Cavan
Bal [...]shannnon to Cavan	50
H [...]ssets towna 4	46
Culliver 6	40
L [...]s [...]arge 10	30
Eniskelling 8	22
Belfore 10	12
Balibrinsly 3	9
Cavan
London D rry to Athloane	94
L [...]fford 10	84
Newtowne 6	78
Omey 6	72
Clougher 12	60
Clowneys 12	48
Cavan 12	36
Granard 12	24
Shrowle 12	12
Kilkennywest 7	5
Athloane
Balishannon to Athloane	67
Bondrows 4	63
Sligo 15	48
Ballimote 10	38
Abby Boyle 10	28
Tulsk 12	16
Roscommon 8	8
A [...]hloane
Athloane to the Silver Mines	36
Garryc [...]stle 12	24
Bir 4	20
Balingarry 8	12
Enagh 8	4
Silvermines
Kins [...]le to the Silver Mines	52
Cork 10	42
Mallow 12	30
Kilmallock 12	18
Lougher 4	14
Abby Owny 8	6
Silvermines
Gallaway to Limerick	36
Kilcolgan 6	30
Gortinhory 6	24
Barnacoyle 6	18
Quin 6	12
Lin [...]rick
Traly to Cork	48
Castlelough 12	36
Killaw 3	33
Balivorny 9	24
Macrown 8	46
C [...]rigdroit 4	12
Aglus 3	9
Cork
Limerick to Kinsale	46
Kilm [...]llock 12	34
Mallow 12	22
Cork 12	10
Kinsale
Limricke to Waterford	52
Sallahood 16	36
Goalni 6	30
Clo [...]mel 10	20
Ca [...]rig 8	12
Waterford
Traley to Baltimore		47
Castlelough	12	35
Glaneroty	8	27
B [...]lliboggan	12	15
Ashdown	8	7
Abbystrewry	3	4
Baltimore
Silver mines to Tomgreny		12
Killalow	6	6
Tomgreny
Lymmerick to Kilrush		18
Ennis	8	10
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.

	Lo	La
Townes in France.
Aldernay	18	54
Alencon	21	48
Amiens	23	50
Berneville	18	49
B [...]uloigne	22	50
Brest	14	48
Brieux	17	48
C [...]en	20	49
Cales	23	51
Const [...]nce	18	49
Corbie	23	49
Diap	22	50
Dinam	18	48
Havre de graco	21	49
PARIS	23	48
Po [...]sly	22	49
Roan	22	49
St Malo	18	49
St Martin Isle	17	49
Flanders.
DUNKIRKE	23	51
Greveling	23	51

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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 directions	The yeare of our Lord.	The Golden number.	The Sunday Letter.	The Epact.	The number of directions
1601	06	d	06	22	1626	12	a	12	19
1602	07	c	17	14	1627	13	g	23	04
1603	08	b	28	34	1628	14	f e	04	23
1604	09	a g	09	18	1629	15	d	15	15
1605	10	f	20	10	1630	16	c	26	07
1606	1 [...]	e	01	30	1631	17	b	07	20
1607	12	d	12	15	1632	18	a g	18	11
1608	13	c b	23	06	1633	[...]9	f	29	31
1609	14	a	04	26	1634	01	e	11	16
1610	15	g	15	18	1635	0 [...]	d	22	08
1611	16	f	27	03	1636	03	c b	03	27
1612	17	e d	07	22	1637	04	a	14	19
1613	18	c	18	14	1638	05	g	25	04
1614	19	b	29	34	1639	06	f	06	24
1615	01	a	11	19	1640	07	e d	17	15
1616	02	g f	22	10	1641	08	c	28	35
1617	03	e	03	30	1642	09	b	09	20
1618	04	d	14	15	1643	10	a	20	12
1619	05	c	25	07	1644	11	g f	01	31
1620	06	b [...]	06	26	1645	12	e	12	16
1621	07	g	17	11	1646	13	d	23	08
1622	08	k	28	31	1647	14	c	04	28
1623	09	e	09	23	1648	15	b a	15	12
1624	10	d c	20	07	1649	16	g	26	04
1625	11	b	01	27	1650	17	f	07	24
1651	18	e	18	09	1676	50	b a	25	05
1652	19	d c	29	28	1677	06	g	06	25
1653	01	b	11	20	1678	07	f	17	10
1654	02	a	22	05	1679	08	e	28	30
1655	03	g	03	25	1680	09	d c	09	21
656	04	f e	14	16	1681	10	b	20	13
1657	05	d	25	08	1682	11	a	01	26
1658	06	c	06	21	1683	12	g	12	18
1657	07	b	17	31	1684	13	f e	23	09
1660	08	a g	28	32	1685	14	d	04	29
1661	09	f	09	24	1686	15	c	15	14
1662	10	e	20	09	1687	16	b	26	06
1663	11	d	01	29	1688	17	a g	07	25
1664	12	c b	12	20	1689	18	f	18	10
1665	13	a	23	05	1690	19	e	29	31
1666	14	g	04	25	1691	01	d	11	22
1667	15	f	15	17	1692	0 [...]	c b	12	06
1668	16	e d	26	01	1693	03	a	23	26
1669	17	e	07	21	1694	04	g	14	18
1670	18	b	18	13	1695	05	f	25	03
1671	19	[...]	29	33	1696	06	e d	[...]6	22
1672	01	g f	11	17	1697	07	c	17	14
1673	02	e	22	09	1698	08	b	28	34
1674	03	d	03	29	1699	09	a	09	19
1675	04	c	14	14	1700	10	g f	[...]0	11

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.

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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.	September	October.	November.	December.
	[...]o. mi.	ho. mi	ho. mi	[...]o. mi	[...]o. mi.	ho. mi.	ho. mi.	ho. mi.	ho. mi	[...]o. mi	ho. mi.	ho. mi.
01	8 2	7 17	6 24	5 20	4 22	3 50	3 57	4 39	5 37	6 36	7 34	8 10
0 [...]	8 0	7 16	6 22	5 18	4 21	3 49	3 57	4 40	5 4 [...]	6 38	7 36	8 11
03	7 58	7 14	6 20	5 16	4 20	3 49	3 58	4 43	5 42	6 40	7 38	8 12
0 [...]	7 57	7 13	6 18	5 14	4 19	3 49	3 59	4 44	5 44	6 4 [...]	7 39	8 12
05	7 56	7 11	6 16	5 12	4 17	3 48	4 0	4 46	5 45	6 44	7 40	8 13
06	7 55	7 10	6 14	5 10	4 15	3 48	4 2	4 48	5 47	6 46	7 42	8 13
07	7 54	7 8	6 11	5 7	4 13	3 48	4 3	4 50	5 49	6 48	7 43	8 13
08	7 53	7 6	6 9	5 4	4 12	3 47	4 5	4 52	5 50	6 50	7 45	8 13
09	7 52	7 4	6 6	5 2	4 11	3 47	4 6	4 54	5 51	6 52	7 46	8 13
10	7 50	7 2	6 3	5 0	4 10	3 47	4 8	4 56	5 53	6 54	7 48	8 13
11	7 49	6 5 [...]	6 0	4 58	4 9	3 47	4 9	4 58	5 55	6 56	7 49	8 13
12	7 47	6 58	5 58	4 57	4 7	3 47	4 11	4 59	5 58	6 58	7 50	8 13
13	7 46	6 56	5 56	4 55	4 6	3 47	4 12	5 1	6 0	7 0	7 51	8 13
14	7 45	6 55	5 54	4 53	4 5	3 47	4 13	5 3	6 2	7 2	7 53	8 13
15	7 44	6 54	5 52	4 52	4 3	3 48	4 14	5 5	6 4	7 4	7 55	8 13
16	7 4 [...]	6 53	5 50	4 50	4 2	3 48	4 15	5 6	6 6	7 6	7 56	8 13
17	7 41	6 51	5 48	4 48	4 1	3 48	4 16	5 8	6 8	7 8	7 57	8 12
18	7 39	6 49	5 46	4 46	3 59	3 49	4 17	5 10	6 10	7 1 [...]	7 58	8 11
19	7 38	6 46	5 4 [...]	4 44	3 58	3 49	4 18	5 12	6 12	7 12	7 59	8 10
20	7 36	6 44	5 42	4 42	3 56	3 49	4 20	5 14	6 14	7 14	7 59	[...] 9
21	7 34	6 42	5 40	4 40	3 55	3 50	4 21	5 16	6 16	7 15	8 1	8 8
22	7 32	6 40	5 39	4 39	3 54	3 50	4 23	5 18	6 18	7 17	8 2	8 7
23	7 31	6 38	5 37	4 37	3 53	3 50	4 25	5 20	6 20	7 19	8 3	8 6
24	7 30	6 36	5 36	4 35	3 53	3 51	4 27	5 22	6 22	7 20	8 4	8 5
25	7 28	6 34	5 34	4 33	3 52	3 52	4 29	5 24	6 24	7 22	8 5	8 5
26	7 26	6 32	5 32	4 31	3 52	3 53	4 30	5 2 [...]	6 2 [...]	7 24	8 6	8 4
27	7 2 [...]	6 29	5 30	4 29	3 52	3 53	4 32	5 2 [...]	6 28	7 2 [...]	8 6	8 4
28	7 23	6 2 [...]	5 29	4 27	3 51	3 54	4 34	5 3 [...]	6 30	7 28	8 7	8 3
29	7 2 [...]	6	5 27	4 26	3 51	3 55	4 36	5 3 [...]	6 32	7 30	8 8	8 3
[...]0	7 2 [...]	6	5 26	4 24	3 50	3 56	4 37	5 3 [...]	6 34	7 32	8 9	8 2
[...]	7 [...]	6	5 24		3 50		4 38	5 3 [...]		7 34	8 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.

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A Table of the moveable Feasts for 100. years.

Direct.	Shrove. Sunday.	1. Sunday in Lent.	Easterday	Rogation Sunday.	Assention day.	Whitsonday.	Trinity Sunday.	Advent Sunday.	Easter Terme begins.	Easter Terme ends.	Trinity Terme begins.	Trinity Terme ends.
01	Fe. 1	Fe. 8	Mr. 22	Ap. 26	Ap 30	M [...]. 10	Ma 17	No. 29	Apr. 8.	Ma. 4	Ma. 22	Ju. 10.
02	02	09	23	27	Ma. 1	11	18	30	09	05	23	11
03	03	10	24	28	02	12	19	De. 1	10	06	24	12
04	04	11	25	29	03	13	20	02	11	07	25	13
05	05	12	26	30	04	14	21	03	12	08	26	14
06	06	13	27	Ma. 1	05	15	22	No. 27	13	09	27	15
07	07	14	28	02	06	16	23	28	14	10	28	16
08	08	15	29	03	07	17	24	29	15	11	29	17
09	09	16	30	04	08	18	25	30	16	12	30	18
10	10	17	31	05	09	19	26	Dec. 1	17	13	31	19
11	11	18	Apr. 1	06	10	20	27	02	18	14	Ju. 1	20
12	12	19	02	07	11	21	28	03	19	15	02	21
13	13	20	03	08	12	22	29	No. 27	20	16	03	22
14	14	21	04	09	13	23	30	28	21	17	04	23
15	15	22	05	10	14	24	31	29	22	18	05	24
16	16	23	06	11	15	25	Ju. 1	30	23	19	06	25
17	17	24	07	12	16	26	02	Dec. 1	24	20	07	26
18	18	25	08	13	17	27	03	02	25	21	08	27
19	19	26	09	14	18	28	04	03	26	22	09	28
20	20	27	10	15	19	29	05	No 27	27	23	10	29
21	21	28	11	16	20	30	06	28	28	24	11	30
22	22	Mr. 1	12	17	21	31	07	29	[...]9	25	12	Jul. 1
23	23	02	13	18	22	Ju. 1	08	30	30	26	13	02
24	24	03	14	19	23	02	09	Dec. 1	M [...]. 1	27	14	03
25	25	04	15	20	24	03	10	02	02	28	15	04
26	26	05	16	21	25	04	11	03	03	29	16	05
27	27	06	17	22	26	05	12	No. 27	04	30	17	06
28	28	07	18	23	27	06	13	28	05	31	18	07
29	Mr. 1.	08	19	24	28	07	14	29	06	Ju. 1	19	08
30	02	09	20	25	29	08	15	30	07	02	20	09
31	03	10	21	26	30	09	16	Dec. 1	08	03	21	10
32	04	11	22	27	31	10	17	02	09	04	22	11
33	05	12	23	28	Ju. 1	11	18	03	10	05	23	12
34	06	13	24	[...]9	0 [...]	1 [...]	19	No 27	11	06	24	13
35	07	14	25	30	03	13	20	28	12	07	25	14

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.

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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 11	01 d 11	01 d 11	01 g 11	01 b 11	01 e 11
02 b 12	02 e 12	02 e 12	02 a 12	02 c 12	02 f 12
03 c 13	03 f 13	03 f 13	03 b 13	03 d 13	03 g 13
04 d 14	04 g 14	04 g 14	04 c 14	04 e 14	04 a 14
05 e 15	05 a 15	05 a 15	05 d 15	05 f 15	05 b 15
06 f 16	06 b 16	06 b 16	06 e 16	06 g 16	06 c 16
07 g 17	07 c 17	07 c 17	07 f 17	07 a 17	07 d 17
08 a 18	08 d 18	08 d 18	08 g 18	08 b 18	08 c 18
09 b 19	09 e 19	09 e 19	09 a 19	09 c 19	09 f 19
10 c 20	10 f 20	10 f 20	10 b 20	10 d 20	10 g 20
11 d 21	11 g 21	11 g 21	11 c 21	11 e 21	11 a 21
12 e 22	12 a 22	12 a 22	12 d 22	12 f 22	12 b 22
13 f 23	13 b 23	13 b 23	13 e 23	13 g 23	13 c 23
14 g 24	14 c 24	14 c 24	14 f 24	14 a 24	14 d 24
15 a 25	15 d 25	15 d 25	15 g 25	15 b 25	15 e 25
16 b 26	16 e 26	16 e 26	16 a 26	16 c 26	16 f 26
17 c 27	17 f 27	17 f 27	17 b 27	17 d 27	17 g 27
18 d 28	18 g 28	18 g 28	18 c 28	18 c 28	18 a 28
19 c 29	19 a 01	19 a 29	19 d 29	19 f 29	19 b 29
20 f 30	20 b 02	20 b 30	20 e 30	20 g 30	20 c 30
21 g 31	21 c 03	21 c 31	21 f 01	21 a 31	21 d 01
22 a 01	22 d 04	22 d 01	22 g 02	22 b 01	22 e 02
23 b 02	23 e 05	23 e 02	23 a 03	23 c 02	23 f 03
24 c 03	24 f 06	24 f 03	24 b 04	24 d 03	24 g 04
25 d 04	25 g 07	25 g 04	25 c 05	25 e 04	25 a 05
26 e 05	26 a 08	26 a 05	26 d 06	26 f 05	26 b 06
27 f 06	27 b 09	27 b 06	27 e 07	27 g 06	27 c 07
28 g 07	28 c 10	28 c 07	28 f 08	28 a 07	28 d 08
29 a 08		29 d 08	29 g 09	29 b 08	29 e 09
30 b 09		30 e 09	30 a 10	30 c 09	30 f 10
31 c 10		31 f 10		31 d 10

Iuly 31.	Aug. 31.	Sept. 30	Octob. 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 11	01 c 11	01 f 11	01 a 11	01 d 11	01 f 11
02 a 12	02 d 12	02 g 12	02 b 12	02 e 12	02 g 12
03 b 13	03 e 13	03 a 13	03 c 13	03 f 13	03 a 13
04 c 14	04 f 14	04 b 14	04 d 14	34 g 14	04 b 14
05 d 15	05 g 15	05 c 15	05 e 15	05 a 15	05 c 15
06 e 16	06 a 16	06 d 16	06 f 16	06 b 16	06 d 16
07 f 17	07 b 17	07 e 17	07 g 17	07 c 17	07 e 17
08 g 18	08 c 18	08 f 18	08 a 18	08 d 18	08 f 18
09 a 19	09 d 19	09 g 19	09 b 19	09 e 19	09 g 19
10 b 20	10 e 20	10 a 20	10 c 20	10 f 20	10 a 20
11 c 21	11 f 21	11 b 21	11 d 21	[...]1 g 21	11 b 21
12 d 22	12 g 22	12 c 22	12 e 22	12 a 22	12 c 22
13 e 23	13 a 23	13 d 23	13 f 23	13 b 23	13 d 23
14 f 24	14 b 24	14 e 24	14 g 24	14 c 24	14 e 24
15 g 25	15 c 25	15 f 25	15 a 25	15 d 25	15 f 25
16 a 26	16 d 26	16 g 26	16 b 26	16 e 26	16 g 26
17 b 27	17 e 27	17 [...] 27	17 c 27	17 f 27	17 a 27
18 c 28	18 f 28	18 b 28	18 d 28	18 g 28	18 b 28
19 d 29	19 g 29	19 c 29	19 e 29	19 a 29	19 c 29
20 e 30	20 a 30	20 d 30	20 f 30	20 b 30	20 d 30
21 f 31	21 b 31	21 e 0 [...]	21 g 31	21 c 01	21 e 31
22 g 01	22 c 01	22 f 0	22 a 01	22 d 02	22 f 1 [...]
23 a 02	23 d 02	23 g 03	23 b 02	23 e 03	23 g 02
24 b 03	24 e 03	24 [...] 04	24 c 03	24 f 04	24 a 03
25 c 04	25 f 04	25 b 05	25 d 04	25 g 05	25 b 04
26 d 05	26 g 05	26 c 06	26 e 05	26 a 06	26 c 05
27 e 06	27 a 06	27 d 07	27 f 06	27 b 07	27 d 06
28 f 07	28 b 07	28 e 08	28 g 07	28 c 08	28 e 07
29 g 08	29 c 08	29 f 09	29 a 08	29 d 09	29 f 08
30 a 09	30 d 09	30 g 10	30 b 09	30 e 10	30 g 09
31 b 10	31 e 10		31 c 10		31 a 10

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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:	lib	sh.	d.		lib.	sh.	d.
01	00	18	10	17	10	09	07	01	00	18	06	17	09	02	05
02	01	17	08	18	10	18	07	02	01	15	08	18	09	07	05
03	02	13	5	19	11	03	02	03	02	11	09	19	09	1 [...]	02
04	03	09	03	20	11	09	05	04	03	06	03	20	09	16	04
05	04	04	03	21	11	15	03	05	03	19	10	21	10	00	04
06	04	18	04	22	12	00	10	06	04	[...]2	05	22	10	04	00
07	05	11	08	23	12	06	01	07	05	04	01	23	10	07	05
08	06	04	02	24	12	14	00	08	05	[...]4	11	24	10	10	07
09	06	16	00	25	13	15	08	09	06	04	11	25	10	13	06
10	07	07	02	26	13	00	01	10	06	14	02	26	10	16	02
11	07	17	09	27	13	04	03	11	07	02	09	27	10	18	08
12	08	07	08	28	13	08	02	12	07	10	08	28	11	01	00
13	08	17	01	29	13	11	10	13	07	8	01	29	11	03	02
14	09	05	11	30	13	15	04	14	08	04	10	30	11	05	02
15	09	14	03	31	13	18	07	15	08	11	02	31	11	07	00
16	10	02	01					16	08	17	00

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 is	110	00	00
Ten times 15. shillings is	007	10	00
Ten times 3. pence is	000	02	06

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The allowance for light Gold
In every peece of	The remedy must not exceed
33. shillings	4. 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. far	1. grain
2. and 9. pen.	half a grain
3. and 6. pen.	half a grain.

Marks, value of Marks.
		l	s	d
One Mark	is	000	13	4	which by adding is made 100l. which by adding is made 1000l.
Four		002	13	4
Five		003	06	8
Seven		004	13	4
Twenty		013	06	8
Fifty		033	06	8
A hundred		066	13	4
Five hundred		333	06	8
A thousand		666	13	4

Nobles and their values.
		l.	s.	d.		l.	s.	d.
One	is	0	06	8	Seven	2	06	8
Four		1	06	8
Five		1	13	4	Twenty	6	13	4

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Simple Interest at 6 per Cent.
	1 M [...]nth	2 Month	3 Month	4 Month
l.	[...]. [...]. d.	l. [...]. d.	l s. [...]	l s. [...]
500	2 10 0	5 0 0	7 10 0	10 0 0
400	2 0 0	4 0 0	6 0 0	8 0 0
300	1 [...]0 0	3 0 0	4 10 0	6 0 0
20 [...]	1 0 0	2 0 0	3 0 0	4 0 0
100	0 10 0	1 0 0	1 10 0	2 0 0
090	0 9 0	0 18 0	1 7 0	1 16 0
080	0 8 0	0 16 0	1 4 0	1 12 0
070	0 7 0	0 14 0	1 1 0	1 8 0
0 0	0 6 0	0 12 0	0 18 0	1 4 0
050	0 5 0	0 10 0	0 1 [...] 0	1 0 0
040	0 4 0	0 8 0	0 12 0	0 16 0
0 0	0 3 0	0 6 0	0 9 0	0 12 0
0 0	0 2 0	0 4 0	0 6 3	0 8 0
010	0 1 10	0 2 0	0 3 0	0 4 0
009	0 0 9	0 1 9	0 2 8	0 3 7
00 [...]	0 0 8	0 1 7	0 2 4	0 3 2
007	0 0 7	0 1 4	0 2 1	0 2 9
006	0 0 6	0 1 2	0 1 9	0 2 4
00 [...]	0 0 5	0 1 0	0 1 6	0 2 0
00 [...]	3 0 4	0 0 9	0 1 2	0 1 7
003	0 0 3	0 0 7	0 0 10	0 1 2
002	0 0 2	0 0 4	0 0 7	0 0 9
0 1	0 0 1	0 0 2	0 0 2	0 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.

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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.

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

Price of 1. pound vveight.	Price of an hundred vveight.
d q	l s d
0 1	0 2 4
0 2	0 4 8
0 3	0 7 0
1 0	0 9 4
1 1	0 11 8
1 2	0 14 0
1 3	0 16 4
2 0	0 18 8
2 1	1 1 0
2 2	1 3 4
2 3	1 5 8
3 0	1 8 0
3 1	1 10 4
3 2	1 12 8
3 3	1 15 0
4 0	1 17 4
4 1	1 19 8
4 2	2 2 0
4 3	2 4 4
5 0	2 6 8
5 1	2 9 0
5 2	2 11 4
5 3	2 13 8
6 0	2 16 0
6 1	2 18 4
6 2	3 0 8
6 3	3 3 0
7 0	3 5 4
7 1	3 7 8
7 2	3 10 0
7 3	3 12 4
8 0	3 14 8
8 1	3 17 0
8 2	3 19 4
8 3	4 1 8
9 0	4 4 0
9 1	4 6 4
9 2	4 8 8
9 3	4 11 0
10 0	4 13 4
10 1	4 15 8
10 2	4 18 0
10 3	5 0 4
11 0	5 2 8
11 1	5 5 0
11 2	5 7 4
11 3	5 9 8
12 0	5 12 0
12 1	5 14 4
12 2	5 16 8
12 3	5 19 0
13 0	6 1 [...] 4
13 1	6 3 8
13 2	6 6 0
13 3	6 8 4
14 0	6 10 8
14 1	6 13 0
14 2	6 15 4
14 3	6 17 8
15 0	7 0 0
15 1	7 2 4
15 2	7 4 8
15 3	7 7 0
16 0	7 9 4
16 1	7 11 8
16 2	7 14 0
16 3	7 16 4
17 0	7 18 8
17 1	8 1 0
17 2	8 3 4
17 3	8 5 8
18 0	8 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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Author: Porter, Thomas, fl. 1654-1668.1655

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

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

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

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

V

W

Y

Scotlands Alphabeticall Table.

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

K

L

M

N

O

P

R

S

T

U

W

Y

Z

In the Isles of Orkney.

Irelands Alphabeticall Table.

A

B.

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

V

W

Y

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

Example.

The Use of the Second Part.

Example.

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

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

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

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.