Cushon cloths, course, and of Tapestry Cuttle bones Daggs with fire lockes or Snap-lances Daggers. Blades, for children, of bone for children, blacke with velvet sheathes, gilt, with velvett sheathes Deales, Meabro, Norway, Burgendorp, Spruce Desks or stayes for bookes for women to worke upon covered with wollen Dialls of wood and bone Dimitty Doggs of earth Dornix, with caddas, silke, woll, thred, and French making Dudgeon Durance or Duretty, with thred or silk Druggs--a great variety listed including Bezor Stone of the East India, Holliworsles, white and red Corall, Fox lungs, Guiny pepper, Hornes of Harts or Staggs, Lapis Lazuli, mummia, Musk Codds, Nutmegs, oyle of Scorpions, oyle Petrolium, Red Lead, Sanguis draconis, Scorpions Earthen Ware, Brickstones, Flaunders Tile to scower with, Gally Tiles, Paving Tiles, Pann Tiles etc. Elephants teeth Emery stones Fanns, for Corne, of Paper, for Women and Children, French making Feathers for bedds, also Ostridge Feathers Felt for Cloakes, French making Fiddles for Children Fire shovells Figuretto, the yard Files Fish, Codd, Cole, Eeles, Haddockes, Herrings, Lamprells, Linge, Newland, Salmon, Scale fish, Stock fish, cropling, lubfish and titling, Whiting Flannele Flaskes, of horne, covered with leather, with velvett Flax, Spruce Moscovy, undrest and wrought Fleams to let blood Flockes Flutes, course Freeze of Ireland Frizado, the yard Furrs, Armins the Timber, Badger, Bare skins, Beaver, Budge, Calaber, Catts, Dokerers the Timber, Fitches the Timber, Foxes, Foynes, Grays, Jennets, Letwis, Leopard, Lewzernes, Martrones, Miniver, Minkes, Mole skins, Otter, Ounce, Sables, Weazell, Wolfe, Wolverings Fustians, Amsterdam Holland or Dutch Barmillions Cullen fustians Holmes and Bevernex Jeane Millian Naples, tript or velure plain Wrought or Sparta velvett Osbro or Augusta fustians with silk of Weazell Gadza, without gold or silver, the yard stript with gold or silver Gally dishes Gantletts, the pair Garters of silk, French Gaules Gimlets for vinters Girdles, of cruell, or leather, of silk, of velvett, of woollen, of counterfeite gold & silver Glasse for Windows, Burgundy white and coloured Normandy white and coloured Renish, the weigh or webb Muscovy glasse or slude Drinking Glasses, of Venice, Flanders, Scotch and French, course drinking glasses, Burning glasses, Balme glasses, Vialls, Water glasses Looking Glasses, Halfe penny ware, Penny ware, of Steele, small and large, of Christall, small and Middle Hower Glasses, of Flaunders making, course, of Venice making Glass stone plates for spectacles, rough Glass plates or sights for looking glasses unfiled Glass pipes Glew Globes, small and large Gloves, of Bridges or French making, of Canary, Millane or Venice