_To the Editor._
Sir,--We know that every thing in this world changes in the course of a
few years; but what I am about to communicate to you is a change
indeed.--“I’ve been roaming;” and in my city rounds I find the present
residence and profession of the undernamed parties to be as follows:
ADAM is now an orange-merchant in Lower Thames-street; and a
counseller in Old-square, Lincoln’s-inn.
EVE is a stove-grate manufacturer in Ludgate-hill; and a
sheep-salesman at 41, West Smithfield.
CAIN is a builder at 22, Prince’s-row, Pimlico; and a surgeon, 154,
Whitechapel-road.
ABEL is a dealer in china at 4, Crown-street, Soho; and a glover at
153, St. John-street-road.
MOSES is a slopseller at 4, James-place, Aldgate; and a
clothes-salesman in Sparrow-corner, Minories.
AARON is a pawnbroker in Houndsditch, No. 129; and an oilman at
Aldgate.
ABRAHAM keeps a childbed-linen-warehouse at 53, Houndsditch; and is a
special pleader in Pump-court, in the Temple.
BENJAMIN is a fishmonger at 5, Duke’s-place.
MORDECAI keeps a clothes-shop near Shoreditch church.
ABSALOM is a tailor at No. 9, Bridge-road, Lambeth.
PETER is a cotton-dyer in Brick-lane.