Sally is near marriagewith an eminent woollen-draper in the Strand, if ye have a mind to it; for there are five or six of them there.

[Footnote 1: This Letter was written by Mr. James Heywood, many years wholesale linen-draper on Fish-street Hill, who died in 1776, at the age of 90.

At the next shop, a fancy draper's, I acted with cunning.

"I am a linen draper bold, as you and all the world doth know."Ib., p. 60.

The last who addressed him was Mr. Drew, the principal draper of the town.

Yes, they were a sight,' Mr. Smithers was the 'pink' Wigfield draper.

Sally is near marriagewith an eminent woollen-draper in the Strand, if ye have a mind to it; for there are five or six of them there.