Road and way · London
Ledger Lane
Ledger Lane is a street of London's money city, named together with Exchange Court and Assayers' Walk. Paper obligation is turned there into clerks and delayed settlement. A merchant may be sent along it to a man of Henley Thornycroft's to have bonded risk explained, and Broker Ambrose Fenwick keeps his day book there.
Where the volumes speak of it
- Book II › 10.1 Guild Charters and Licensed Trade
- Book II › 10.4 The Money City by Time, Trust, and Fear
- Book II › Chapter 10 — Guilds, Companies, Banks, and the Money City › 10.4 The Money City by Time, Trust, and Fear
- LiB1 › Chapter 7 — Coin and Credit › 7.1 Counting in Twenties
- LiB2 › Chapter 1 — London › 1.1 Streets, Wards, and Quarters
- Book II › Chapter 10 — Guilds, Companies, Banks, and the Money City › 10.1 Guild Charters and Licensed Trade
- LiB1 › Chapter 8 — Markets and Shops › 8.8 Selling
