9. Taking more than their fare. 10. Driver to affift in loading, &c. 11. Owner's name on carts.

12. Not to obftruct paffages. 13. Age of drivers,

14. Size of Carts.

15. Leaving carts in streets at night. 16. Feeding their horfes.

17. Trotting them,

18. Leading them.

19. Empty carts to give way.

21. Refusing to pay the fares.

22. Detaining carts.

23. How far a cart is obliged to work. CARRIAGES. See Horfes; Conveniencies, 1. CARTS. See Carmen.

CAUTIONS against Frauds, &c.

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112

113

146 1. Don't take too much cash, when you travel. 2. Fasten trunks, &c. behind carriages with chains. 3. Have a witness of the contents of packages fent by waggons, &c.

4. Deliver parcels to book-keepers only, and fee them booked.

5. Suffer no stranger to carry any thing for you,
nor be feduced into a public-house.
6. Make perfons carrying things for you walk
before you,

7. Never ftop in a croud.

8. Enter the number, &c. of bank-bills, &c. in

a book.

9. Ditto, the description of your watch, &c. 10. Never give your watch, &c. into the hands of a stranger.

11. Avoid crouds, and looking at picture-shops.
12. If you drop any thing of value in the street,
don't fay what it is.

13. Never let your fervants deliver things from
your house to strangers, without orders,
14. Nor take in a parcel that is to be paid for.
15. Take the number of a hackney-coach on
entering it, and examine it, when quitting
it.

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148

16. Guard

16. Guard against those who bring letters at

night.

Page 17. Keep your front parlour windows shut at

dufk.

18. Be cautious, when the next house to you is
empty, not to leave back-doors or garret-
windows open.

19. Take care of your watch and pockets in
crouds,

20. Suffer no beggars at your door.

21. Don't be impofed on by fictitious diftreffes. 22. Beware of petty auctions in thoroughfares. 23. Never buy things at a pawn-brokers.

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24. Lay out your money with reputable people, 150 25. Be not taken in by money-lenders, borrowers, or customers.

26. Have nothing to do with bills of exchange drawn by ftrangers.

27. Let no stranger leave a parcel in your shop. 28. Never interfere with people quarelling in the streets.

29. Any one may arreft a felon.

30. Penalties on gambling.

31. Shop-keepers fhould be on their guard against those who tumble over their goods and don't buy.

32. Buyers fhould take care fhop-keepers do not impofe on them.

33. Diftruft shop-keepers who profefs to fell cheap.

34. Beware of porters at inns.

35. Take care of your hat, &c. in promifcuous

companies,

CELLAR-BOOK, copy of, for wine, &c.

CHAIRS, Hackney. See Hackney Coaches, 13

19. Conveniencies, 2.

CHARCOAL. See Coals, 13.

CHEESE. See Butter, 5.

CHILDREN deferted. See Nufances, 29.

CHINTZES, penalty for wearing. See Taylors, 3.
CHRISTMAS-BOXES. See Brewers, 3.
CHURCH, See Public Worship.

451

152

178

COALS

COALS, and Fuel,

1. Price of Coals.

2. Coal-meter's offices,

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3. Coals fhall be measured, and may be re

measured.

4. Carmen to wait re-measuring.

5. Beft way to act in this cafe,

6. Penalty on false tickets.

7. Taking coals from a cart after measurement, 8. Magiftrate to be applied to.

9. Pool measure.

10. Wharfinger bribing measurer.

11. Size of Sacks.

40

15. Faggots,

ces, 18, 93.

1. Job-carriages.

2. Chairs,

CONSTABLES. See Parish officers, 5-9. Nufan

CONVENIENCES in London,

3. Good wine.

4. Libraries, and their terms.

5. Museum library.

6. Sion College ditto,

41

120

121

122

7. London ditto.

15. Hot and cold baths and bathing-basons,

124

COURTS of CONSCIENCE,

153

1, 13. Vine-street Court.

2. Caftle-ftreet Court.

3, 14. County Court,

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4, 9. City court.

5. 10, 12. Borough ditto. 6. Wellclofe-fquare ditto.

7. Quali

7. Qualification of commiffioners. 8. Imprisonment.

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156

11. Procefs in these courts,

15. Determinations final.

16. Obfervations on these courts.' 17. Sum recoverable,

18. How to fue in thefe courts. DOGS. See Nufances, 25, 27, 28. DROVERS. See Nufances, 46.

DRUNKENNESS.

See Nufances, 42, 45.

DUSTMEN. See Nufances, 10.
EGGS. See Poultry, 2.

EXPENCES of a FAMILY, ESTIMATE of, 1, 8, 9,

10,

167, 173-176

2. Ditto of keeping a horfe in our own ftable, 3. Ditto, with a one-horse chair,

4. Ditto, at livery.

169 170

5. Ditto of a four-wheeled carriage and horses, 171 6. Ditto at livery.

7. Ditto of a job-carriage and horses,

172

FIRE INSURANCE OFFICES. See Houles, 20, &c. FIRE-WORKS, Squias, &c. See Nufances, 41.. FISH,

1. Cautions againft impofitions in price.

2. Billingfgate market.

3. Qualities of prime fifh, and their prices,

When in feafon,

FRAUDS, an Affociation to punish,

GAMING in alehouses,

GAMING-HOUSES. See Nufances, 13, 14. Cau

tions, 30.

GLOVES. See Stamps, 1.

HACKNEY COACHES and Chairs,

1. To ftand at certain distances.

2. Number of coaches on each stand.

Certain coach-fares,

3. Coachmen can charge only the nearest way, 4. May be paid for ground or time.

5. Obliged to go.

6. Carrying more than four perfons, 7. Infolence of Coachmen.

8. Must have a check-string,

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9. Muft

9. Muft trot their horses.

10. Taking more than their fare. 11. Coach breaking down.

12. Cautions in paying them.

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13. Hackney-chair fares. See Post-horses, 13. 96 14. May be paid for ground or time..

3. Duty on carriages.

4. Penalty on not paying the duty.

5. Householders to give in lodgers names that

keep any,

6. Perfons over-rated may appeal.

7. Surveyor overcharging, fineable.

8. The tax, an annual one.

9. When horfes at livery may be fold, for mo

ney due for them.

HOTELS, cautions refpecting them,

HOUSEKEEPING Book, copy of,

HOUSES,

1. Rent unfurnished, according to fize, &c. 2. Rent furnished,

3. First floors, furnished, pay the rent of the

10.

Re