This corporation consists of a Governor, Deputy Governor, Treasurer, and twenty-six Directors, these twenty-nine are the proprietors of the first thirty-six shares: for though the Crown’s moiety is in private hands, yet they have no share in the management. The above Governor and Directors keep their office at a coffee-house in Ludgate street where every Thursday they hold a board for appointing of officers, granting of leases, and redressing of grievances. The officers and servants belonging to the company are, a clerk and his assistant; a surveyor and his deputy; fourteen collectors, who, after deducting 5_l._ _per cent._ for collecting the company’s rents, pay their money every Thursday to the treasurer; fourteen walksmen, who have their several walks along the river, to prevent throwing into it filth, or infectious matter; sixteen turncocks; twelve paviours; twenty borers of pipes; besides horse engines for boring of others, together with a great number of inferior servants and labourers. NEW ROUND _court_, In the Strand. NEW _square_, 1. Lincoln’s Inn. 2. In the Minories. 3. New street, St. Thomas’s, Southwark. NEW _street_, 1. Bishopsgate street. 2. Cambridge street. 3. Cloth Fair, Smithfield. 4. Dyot street, St. Giles’s. 5. Horselydown. 6. Fore street, Lambeth. 7. Fox’s lane, Shadwell. 8. Lower Shadwell. 9. St. Martin’s lane, Charing Cross. 10. Old street. 11. Queen street, in the Mint. 12. Shoe lane, Fleet street. 13. Shoemaker row, Black Friars. 14. Spring Gardens, Charing Cross. 15. St. Thomas’s Southwark. 16. Threadneedle street. 17. Upper Shadwell. NEW STREET _hill_, Shoe lane, Fleet street. NEW STREET _square_, near Shoe lane. NEW STREET SQUARE _lane_, Shoe lane. NEW SWAN _yard_, Rag street. NEW THAMES _street_, Bank side, Southwark. NEW THAMES STREET _stairs_, Bank side. NEWTON’S _court_, Vine street.† NEWTON _street_, High Holborn.† NEW TOTHILL _street_, Near Westminster Abbey. NEW TURNSTILE _alley_, Holborn. NEW TURVILLE _street_, Virginia row, Shoreditch.† NEW TYLER _street_, Carnaby street.† NEW _way_, 1. In the Maze, Tooley street. 2. Orchard street. NEW _well_, Shad Thames, Horselydown. NEW _yard_, Fenchurch street. NEW YORK _street_, Skinners street, Shoreditch. _St._ NICHOLAS ACONS, a church which stood on the west side of Nicholas lane, in Langbourn ward, owed its name to its dedication to St. Nicholas, a citizen of Lycia in Asia Minor, who, though only a private housekeeper, was, from the caprice of the electors, chosen Bishop of Myræa; for the Bishops and Priests interested in the election not agreeing about the choice, came to an unanimous resolution that whatever person should first enter the church the next day, should be elected Bishop: when Nicholas repairing early next morning, to perform his devotions, being the first that entered, was chosen Bishop, pursuant to the above resolution; in which office his deportment was such, as to procure him a place among the class of saints.