This company is under the management of a Governor, four Consuls, and twenty-four Assistants, annually chosen on the 1st of March, who keep their courts monthly, or as occasion requires, in a large room in the Old East India house in Leadenhall street: but considered as a company, their trade at present is not very considerable; it being carried on chiefly by private merchants, who are admitted to reap the profit of trading to Russia, on paying 5_l._ each. RUTLAND _court_, 1. Charterhouse square. 2. Glasshouse yard, Goswell street. 3. Near Puddle dock, Thames street. RYCAUT’S _court_, Morgan’s lane.† [Illustration] S. SACRIST of St. Paul’s cathedral, an officer who is assistant to the Treasurer. He is to keep every thing in order belonging to the altar, and to open the church doors at the first ringing of the bell for morning and evening prayers. This officer when chosen by the Treasurer, must be presented to the Dean for his approbation, by whom he is admitted upon taking an oath to discharge his office with fidelity. The Sacrist has three servants under him, called Vergers, who also keep servants for cleaning the church, tolling the bell, blowing the organ bellows, and other servile business. _Newc. Rep._ SADLERS, a very ancient company, though it was not incorporated by letters patent till the reign of Edward I. They are governed by a Prime and three other Wardens, with eighteen Assistants, and have a livery of seventy members, whose fine on their admission is 10_l._ They have a very handsome hall in Cheapside. _Maitland._ SADLERS _alley_, Dorset street. SADLERS _court_, Milford lane. SAFFRON _hill_, 1. Field lane, at the bottom of Snow hill. 2. Hockley in the Hole. SALISBURY _alley_, Chiswell street. SALISBURY _court_, Dorset street, Fleet street; so called from the Bishop of Salisbury’s city mansion there; afterwards the Earl of Dorset’s. SALISBURY _lane_, Rotherhith Wall. SALISBURY _stairs_, Salisbury street, in the Strand. SALISBURY _street_, 1. Marigold street, Rotherhith Wall. 2. In the Strand; so called from the Earl of Salisbury’s house, which formerly stood there. SALISBURY _walk_, Chelsea road. SALMON’S _lane_, Ratcliff.†