[BS] Aubrey gives a drawing of the monument. At the top are the arms
of the Merchant Tailors' Company, viz. 'argent, a royal tent between
two parliament robes gules lined ermine, on a chief azure a lion
passant guardant or.' Underneath is 'his effigies.' On the right side,
the legend _Aut scribenda agere_ over the figure of his 'Annales of
England'; on the left, the legend _Aut legenda scribere_ over the
figure of his 'Survey of London.'
=Thomas Street= (1621/2-1689).
[1011]Mr. Thomas Streete[LXXXVI.], astronomer, was borne[BT] in
Ireland, his widowe thinkes, at Castle Lyons, March the 5ᵗʰ, 1621.
[LXXXVI.] His astronomical tables are the best that ever were yet made.
Anno 1661 he printed that excellent piece of _Astronomia Carolina_,
which he dedicated to king Charles II, and also presented it well bound
to prince Rupert and the duke of Monmouth, but never had a farthing of
any of them.
Afterwards he published an Appendix to his _Astronomia Carolina_, 4to,
which makes it perfect--printed for Francis Cossinet at the Anchor and
Mariner in Tower Street, 1664.