Vincent (fl 1760-17930 seems to have had a long and prosperous career, as Heal writes of his example of Vincent’s trade card: “The Bear Tavern was pulled down in December 1761. It stood on the Western side of the Bridge Foot nearly opposite Tooley Street”. In the ‘London Directory’ for 1784, Robert Vincent is still described as of ‘London Bridge’. In the 1793 ‘London Directory’ he is given at No.1, High Street, Borough, and in the 1802 issue, the style and address of the business is ‘Vincent & Chancellor, No.1, Bridge Foot, Borough.