Ohap. VII. T'he HISTORY of the PuRPJ'ANS. 7 St. Leomird Fo!ler-lane, 8 St. Mary Staynings, 9 St. Michael in the Corn, vulgo in the ~erne, JO St. Olave Silver-fireet, I I St. Peter Cheap, 12 St. Fo!ler alias Vedafi. The Jixth clqjjis. J St. Alban Wood-!lreet, 2 Allhallows Honey-lane, 3 St. Alphage, 4 St. Giles's Cripplegate, 5 St. James's Chapel, 6 St. Lawrence Jewry, 7 St. Martin Ironmonger-lane, 8 St Mary Aldermanbury, 9 St. Mary Magdalen Milkfireet, I o St. Mary Colechurch, I I St. Michael Wood-fireet, I 2 St. Mildred Poultry, I 3 St. Olave Jewry. The flventh cla!Jis. 1 Allhallows in the Wall, 2 St. Botholomew exchange, 3 St. Bennet Finck, 4 St. Buttolph Bilhopfgate" 5 St, Chrifiopher's, 6 St. Margaret Lothbury, 7 St. Michael Baffilha\V., 8 St. Peter Poor, 9 St. Stephen Colman-ftreet. <J'he eighth clqjjis. I St. Andrew Under!haft, 2 St. Buttolph Aldgate, 3 St. Ethelburga, 4 St. John Hackney, 5 St. Helens, 6 St. James Duke Place, 7 St. Katherine Creechurch, 8 St. Leonard Shoreditch, 9 St. Martin Outwich, IO St. Mary Stoke Newington. 'the ninth cla!Ji's. I A1lhallows Barkin, 2 Allhallow, Steyning, 3 St. Dunfian in t!Je Eafi, 4 St. Gabriel Fenchurch, 5 St. Katherine Coleman, 6 St. Katherine Tower, 7 St Margaret Pattoons, 8 St. Olave Hartfireet, 9 St. Peter in the Tower, IO Stepney, I I Trinity Minories, 12 Wapping, I 3 Whitechapel. G g 2 227 K. Charles I, 1646. ~)
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