Help needed to read 1731 marriage record

[Rochdalian]

Hi
I have a marriage record from 1731 taking place in Fleet Prison & Rules of the Fleet.

It is two lines and I think the first is 'Richard Peyton & Mary Claver Ba (batchelor) & widow'
then on the second line 'Naylor of Dudley...............'  then I'm lost.

Hope someone can help me please.

Cheers

Bob Pearson

[heywood]

Difficult
I wonder if he is a Nailer of Dudley Com, (Common?) Worcestershire 

You have to scroll through this document quite a bit but it mentions ‘The Cock’, Fleet Bridge as being a famous marrying house

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/old-new-london/vol2/pp404-416

"Standing in the chief thoroughfares....”

[Archivos]

What is the document? If it's a list of marriages, the next line doesn't seem to fit unless there's more to it.

It looks like it says "Naylor of Dudley Coin Woisher at the Cock".  Not sure though!

[heywood]

http://hoydensandfirebrands.blogspot.co.uk/2011/02/fleet-marriages.html

The same article as previously mentioned but easier to read.

[Bookbox]

Richard Peyton & Mary Claver Ba(chelor) & Widow
Nayler of Dudley Com(itatu) Worster at the Cock

Looking at the other entries in the register, Nayler (= nailer) is clearly the groom’s occupation.

Com(itatu) Worster = in the county of Worcester

The Cock will be the name of the tavern where they married.

ADDED - the standard research guide ...
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/nonconformists/#4-fleet-registers-clandestine-marriages-and-baptisms-in-london-1667-1754

[heywood]

If you are correct, Bookbox,  I was nearly right   

[Bookbox]

Joint effort 

[Archivos]

Richard Peyton & Mary Claver Ba(chelor) & Widow
Nayler of Dudley Com(itatu) Worster at the Cock

Looking at the other entries in the register, Nayler (= nailer) is clearly the groom’s occupation.

Com(itatu) Worster = in the county of Worcester

The Cock will be the name of the tavern where they married.

ADDED - the standard research guide ...
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/nonconformists/#4-fleet-registers-clandestine-marriages-and-baptisms-in-london-1667-1754

Ah, didn't see the edit before posting! That makes much more sense.

[Rochdalian]

Thank you very much Heywood, Bookbox & Archivos for helping me understand what all that means.

Cheers
Bob