Several of the country messengers, and others for remote places, going on their walks by six o’clock in the morning, letters and parcels ought to be put in at the receiving houses before six o’clock over-night; otherwise a whole day may be lost in the delivery: but letters for places that are nearer, are generally collected and delivered two or three times a day.
All general post letters, both foreign and domestic, directed to the places above mentioned, not being post towns, are conveyed from the aforesaid offices every day at twelve o’clock; and answers being put into the receiving houses in the country towns, will next night be safely carried to the General Post office, by the officers appointed for that purpose.
Pensioners alley, King street, Westminster.
Pepper alley, 1. by the Bridge Foot, in the Borough. 2. Down’s street, Hyde Park road. 3. Goswell street.
Pepper alley stairs, the next stairs above the bridge, in Southwark.
Pepper street, Duke street, in the Mint.
Perkin’s rents, Peter street, Soho.†
Perkin’s yard, Blackman street.†
Perriwinkle street, Ratcliff cross.
Perston’s yard, in the Minories.†