The
Map
of
Londons
Occurrences
.
IN
Taverns
and
in
other
meeting
places
,
when
matters
of
Consequence
fell
to
be
the
Subject
of
Discourse
,
it
was
formerly
a
custome
to
say
,
be
it
spoken
under
the
Rose
;
but
now
when
discord
hath
made
mens
tongues
wrangle
and
jangle
,
it
will
be
good
for
every
one
in
the
heat
of
their
Arguments
and
Discourses
to
stay
the
claper
of
their
conceits
,
with
this
old
Proverb
,
fit
to
be
applyed
for
these
times
,
namely
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
.
The
man
is
wise
that
few
words
speakes
,
Rash
speaking
often
the
neck
breakes
.
For
what
has
every
one
to
do
to
be
a
censurer
of
his
brother
,
we
raise
up
ridiculous
reports
of
Round-heads
,
and
they
undergo
this
mocking
Character
in
the
judgment
of
the
Cavaliers
,
that
they
are
a
company
of
thick
skul'd
fellowes
,
who
are
the
Idolaters
of
ignorance
,
and
love
to
be
factious
;
well
,
admit
they
would
have
no
Service
,
but
call
it
porridge
,
and
think
it
to
be
no
suttle
brain
to
compose
their
entoxicated
opinions
;
Suppose
they
cannot
endure
to
see
a
Crosse
,
but
will
start
&
run
back
from
it
!
Alas
,
they
love
good
Coyn
both
in
Gold
and
silver
,
though
the
impression
and
figure
of
a
Crosse
be
stamp'd
theron
must
I
when
I
am
tottering
upon
the
Ale
bench
,
and
the
Divell
like
a
fly
dancing
about
the
candle
,
while
every
thing
appears
like
a
blew
fogg
or
mist
about
me
;
must
I
or
any
one
needs
cast
up
our
malice
in
rayling
against
Round-heads
,
no
,
no
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquittur
,
it
is
a
good
Motto
fit
to
be
learnt
of
old
and
young
,
to
shew
them
how
to
rule
their
tongue
;
for
in
this
Age
,
the
man
is
wise
that
few
words
speaks
.
Now
what
sayes
the
Round-heads
againe
of
the
Cavaleer
,
but
that
in
regard
of
their
long
haire
they
may
be
said
to
weare
a
horses
tayle
,
that
they
are
nothing
but
the
desperate
sonnes
of
furious
faction
and
fawning
favour
,
and
that
they
are
very
busie
and
daring
in
most
places
,
and
especially
in
the
North
,
but
whether
this
be
true
or
not
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
●oquitur
,
hee
is
wise
that
speaketh
few
words
.
As
for
Clergie
men
,
it
may
bee
they
were
faulty
,
perhaps
they
had
more
Religion
in
their
habits
and
Hoods
,
than
they
had
in
their
hearts
,
I
have
knowne
many
a
Dunce
has
got
a
Benefice
,
while
the
better
Scholler
has
read
prayers
;
and
besides
some
of
that
coat
were
most
compleatly
proud
,
and
some
of
them
h●ve
,
as
it
is
generally
knowne
,
preacht
in
the
Pulpit
like
Players
on
the
Stage
,
only
to
get
themselves
rich
wives
,
but
I
need
not
pick
holes
in
their
coates
,
some
poore
Schollers
Cassocks
and
cloakes
are
thread-bare
enough
already
,
and
therefore
,
Vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
he
is
wise
that
speakes
few
words
.
But
there
was
never
such
a
confusion
of
babling
and
pro
and
conning
or
cunning
,
you
shall
not
finde
three
men
agree
in
one
opinion
,
but
now
they
talke
of
the
King
,
and
then
of
the
Parliament
,
as
it
happens
and
chan●es
,
and
conclude
with
prayets
for
both
;
but
let
discreet
knowing
judgements
meddle
with
their
Markets
,
and
not
with
State
matters
,
let
them
talke
and
thinke
with
reverence
of
the
King
and
his
gteat
Counsell
the
Parliament
,
ever
praying
for
the
prosperity
of
both
,
and
the
tranquility
and
peace
of
the
Kingdome
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
few
words
are
wisest
in
all
matters
.
Suppose
I
see
a
woman
and
her
husband
falling
out
together
,
she
scoulds
and
rayles
upon
him
,
calls
him
Rogue
and
Rascall
,
the
people
they
passe
by
and
none
give
them
a
word
,
perhaps
he
's
a
drunken
Cuckold
that
spends
at
the
Ale-house
that
which
should
maintaine
his
wife
and
children
,
and
shee
playes
the
light
huswife
and
gives
him
monstrous
hornes
;
will
any
one
therefore
be
so
foolish
to
speake
what
hee
thinkes
,
and
call
his
next
Neighbour
Knave
,
and
h●s
wife
Whore
;
no
,
no
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
.
Some
againe
talke
of
the
Irish
Warres
,
and
they
imagine
the
Rebels
are
all
conquered
,
others
suppose
that
the
businesse
slowly
forward
,
and
that
there
is
a
malignant
party
at
home
,
and
that
there
are
more
Counsellours
then
those
of
the
Law
,
but
mum
there
,
vir
s●pit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
fewest
words
are
safest
and
wisest
.
Pride
is
growne
so
rampant
,
that
the
Devils
is
tired
with
inventing
new
fashions
,
come
to
a
great
man
as
a
distressed
sonne
of
the
Muses
,
and
his
Porter
will
almost
frowne
you
out
of
the
Hall
,
at
last
if
your
Booke
be
preferr'd
to
fall
into
the
Lords
Lands
,
you
shall
be
bound
●o
pray
for
his
Honours
halfe
peece
of
bo●ntie
,
bestow'd
on
your
outside
in
p●tty
of
your
case
while
a
Whore
shall
have
her
whole
pieces
for
a
wo●ke
of
one
houres
performance
,
but
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
.
But
where
are
your
Lawyers
now
with
their
suits
longer
and
more
tedious
than
their
Gownes
,
there
was
so
much
bribery
in
their
practises
,
so
much
colourable
deceit
in
their
Councels
,
and
such
jugling
of
conveyances
under
hand
to
defraud
the
true
Heire
,
so
that
now
if
they
were
all
turnd
into
Rookes
they
might
live
in
some
great
Wood
,
for
the
Land
has
cast
them
up
,
and
will
be
cheated
no
more
by
such
fire-brands
of
diss●ntion
,
that
eate
up
the
poore
like
bead
,
but
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
few
words
are
wisest
and
best
.
There
was
a
Maid-servant
cal'd
Faith
,
and
she
was
turn'd
out
of
service
,
and
I
think
Faith
is
turn'd
out
of
a
great
many
houses
into
the
street
;
for
the
Divels
have
an
intellectuall
Faith
,
but
no
cordiall
and
spirituall
Beliefe
,
so
that
these
seeming
Fideans
and
Believers
,
are
but
white
Divels
.
There
was
a
Letter
brought
to
a
Gentleman
tother
day
,
that
contained
merry
News
,
good
News
,
and
true
News
:
the
merry
News
was
,
that
the
Yorkshire
Maids
have
put
down
many
of
your
Gallants
at
their
own
weapons
,
and
that
there
are
more
wenches
with
child
than
ever
was
knowne
in
those
Countries
:
But
what
was
the
true
and
good
Newes
?
it
was
neither
concerning
this
or
that
businesse
,
but
onely
of
two
Cheeses
that
a
friend
of
his
certified
him
he
had
sent
him
up
by
the
Carrier
,
and
there
was
no
harme
in
all
this
,
for
,
Vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
.
The
man
was
wise
that
fewest
words
did
use
,
For
he
to
write
of
Cheese
did
onely
chuse
.
Now
as
for
Hull
it
is
a
strong
Towne
well
seated
and
well
victualled
,
it
is
strong
in
two
respects
;
both
for
scituation
and
Munition
,
and
stronger
fort
he
sent
of
pitch
and
tarre
that
comes
from
the
shippes
,
and
it
may
also
be
said
to
be
strong
,
because
there
is
good
strong
drinke
and
wine
therein
,
but
for
other
matters
,
Vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
the
man
is
wise
that
speaks
few
words
.
As
concerning
a
Declaration
,
it
is
an
expression
of
the
mind
and
thoughts
,
by
word
and
writing
,
as
a
Declaration
at
Law
is
an
expression
of
wrongs
and
grievances
:
A
Love-letter
is
a
kind
of
Declaration
,
wherin
he
maketh
knowne
to
his
sweet-heart
by
the
present
contents
of
his
Letter
,
that
he
is
bound
unto
her
in
the
utmost
obligation
of
love
and
affection
,
but
to
speak
of
that
or
this
Declaration
of
supreame
and
high
consequence
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
hee
's
wise
that
speakes
few
words
:
There
's
no
harme
in
all
this
,
were
it
not
a
mad
thing
for
a
man
to
burne
his
lippes
with
supping
hot
pottage
,
to
talke
or
write
himselfe
into
prison
,
as
the
notable
Tub-Lectures
the
right
unworthy
Mr.
Walker
the
Ironmonger
hath
done
,
and
make
the
Proverbe
true
:
That
man
in
prison
oftentimes
shall
sit
,
Whose
tongue
in
prating
doth
exceed
his
wit
▪
There
have
been
other
praters
and
railers
,
who
have
got
nothing
but
to
be
tyed
up
like
Mastiffe
Dogges
for
barking
,
some
against
one
person
,
some
against
an
o●he●●
and
some
at
their
owne
shaddowes
,
such
vehement
spirits
are
fit
to
be
confin'd
,
for
they
would
bring
all
to
ruine
,
could
their
power
be
as
unbounded
as
their
malice
is
;
but
they
and
all
such
may
learne
,
vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
,
he
's
wisest
that
speakes
fewest
words
.
There
are
another
company
of
ignorant
spirits
that
know
not
what
Militia
or
Anarchy
is
,
and
yet
they
apprehend
them
as
fearefull
notions
,
and
will
talke
as
farre
from
the
purpose
as
a
blinde
mans
Arrow
flyes
from
the
marke
,
and
all
their
Argument
is
their
owne
weake
foolish
opinion
,
these
talke
of
matters
at
Bakehouses
,
Barbers
shops
,
and
Ale-houses
,
and
especially
women
,
for
they
will
hold
a
thing
stiffely
by
the
end
,
especially
when
it
comes
within
the
compasse
of
their
capacitie
,
but
v●r
sapi●
qui
p●uca
loqu●tur
▪
the
man
is
wise
that
speaketh
few
words
;
but
where
the
woman
is
that
speakes
few
words
,
is
hard
to
be
found
,
unlesse
she
be
asleepe
,
or
laid
in
her
grave
;
let
women
therefore
talke
as
they
are
,
like
Parrets
of
Religion
,
of
Bishops
,
of
the
Service
of
the
Church
,
and
the
government
thereof
,
let
them
praise
Tom
Brownist
,
and
Timothy
Troublesome
his
companion
L●cturer
,
and
let
them
talke
of
newes
from
Yorke
,
from
Ireland
,
and
tell
newes
without
booke
to
exercise
their
tongues
,
which
can
never
lye
still
no
more
then
their
tayles
:
But
let
men
speake
with
gravity
of
matters
of
Religion
and
Piety
,
let
them
speake
nihil
nisi
bonum
de
principibus
,
&
de
Parliamento
,
nothing
but
good
of
the
King
and
the
Parliament
,
and
let
them
think
on
this
Caveat
in
their
Discourse
,
Vir
sapit
qui
pauca
loquitur
.
That
man
is
wise
,
and
still
shall
live
at
rest
,
That
speakes
few
words
,
or
else
doth
speak
the
best
.
Why
should
common
people
of
high
matters
talke
,
And
let
their
bold
tongue
before
their
wits
walke
;
Let
him
that
his
wisest
use
words
few
and
least
,
Of
the
King
and
the
Parliament
still
speake
the
best
:
Then
warily
and
charily
let
us
all
sing
,
And
pray
God
to
blesse
this
Land
and
the
King
.
FINIS
.