Note 357 — Chapter VIII · JOSEPH MOXON, 1659.

“Mr. Everingham and Mr. Whiteledge,” says Dunton (Life, p. 331), “were two partners in the trade; I employ’d ’em very much, and look’d upon ’em to be honest and thriving men. Had they confin’d ’emselves a little sooner to Household Love, they might possibly have kept upon their own Bottom; however, so it happen’d, that they lov’d themselves into Two Journey-men Printers again.” Everingham was the printer, in 1680, of a Weekly Advertisement of Books for some London publishers.