Then to Martin's brandy-shop, in Fleet Street.

Then to Dan Ware's, in Hanging Sword Court.

Then to the Dean's Head, in St.Martin's Le Grand.

And, lastly, to the Seven Cities o' Refuge, in the New Mint.
And nowhere could I obtain the slightest information." "Humph!" exclaimed Wild.
"Have you been more successful, Sir ?" ventured Ireton.
Jonathan shook his head.
"Mr.Shotbolt thinks he has a scheme that can't fail," interposed Austin; "but he wishes to know whether you'll be as good as your word, in respect to the great reward you offered for Jack's capture." "Have I ever broken my word in such matters, that he dares put the question ?" rejoined Jonathan sternly.

"Tell Mr.Shotbolt that if he, or any other person, takes Jack Sheppard before to-morrow morning, I'll double it.