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H E Author of the following Work, in the Discharge of his
¦widely-extended Duties, having frequently experienced the Inac
curacy of all the existing Registers of the Streets, &c, of the
Metropolis, and their total Inadequacy as a Means of ascertaining
their Locality and Bearings, -was induced to form one upon a
more correS and explanatory System ; and it was not until he had
experienced the great Utility and Convenience of such a Book of
Reference, that he determined to undertake the arduous Task of
forming a complete Analysis of the Town, and to offer it to the
Public in its present Form.
The Want of a Publication of this Description has long been
felt by all Claffes of the Community ; particularly by the
Banker, the Merchant, the Manufacturer, and the
Trader ; apd when the present almost unbounded Extension
¦ of the Capital is considered, the Author presumes that its general
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public Favour.
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and original, and the Author has the Satisfa£lion to say, that it
has received the very flattering Approbation and Encouragement of
several of tJie Government and other Public Offices, With

PRE FACE.
With the fulleft Confidence, therefore, that the Result of
Seven Years Assiduity and patient Labour for the public Con
venience, will be considered as entitling him - to some Share ot
public Patronage, the Author has only to add, that the whole
Work having been accomplished by his own personal Exertions,
he is enabled to offer the fullest Assurances of the Accuracy of
hs Execution.

PHCENIX FIRE-OFFICE^
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London,, January 18L0,

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Copiousness he presumes confidently to assert, that it far
.exceeds that of any other Plan of London now extant,
containing upwards of Two Thousand Places, the- Names
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A.

.BBEY-PLACE, Taviftock-
Mevvs, Russell-Square, — the first
on the L, in Little Coram-st. from
54, Great Coram-street.
Abbey- Place, Bethhal.Green-Road,-
theN. continuation of Mary's-row,
from the N. E. corner of Wilmot-
square.
Abbey.Place North, Bethnal-Green-
Road, — at the N. end of the last
above described.
Abbey- Place South, Bethnal-Green-
Road, — at the S. end of Abbey-
place aforesaid.
Abbey-Street,Bethnal-Green-Road,- at 92, the first on the R. below
the turnpike, about ^ a mile from
65, Shoreditch.
Abchurch^Lane, Lombard- Street, —
at' 1&, between the General Post-
office andPhoenix fire-ofBce,]eading
to 67, CannOn-street.
, Abchurch- Yard, Abchurch-Lane, —
the open space at the S'. end by
67, Cannon-street.
Abel's or White's-Buildings, Rose
mary-Lane, — ^t 94, the E. end
leading to Chamber-street, Good-
man's-fields.
Abingdon - BuUdings, Abingdpn-
Street, Westminster, — at 17, near
Millbank-street, leading to the
Thames.
Abingdon-Place, Abirtgdon-Street,
Westminster, — 3 doors on the L.
from Old Palace-yard, leadihg to
the stone wharf

Abingdon-Street, Westminster,—.
the first W. parallel to the Thames,
extending from Old- Palace-yard
to Millbank-street.
Abingdon- Street (Little) — at 10,
Abingdon-Street, is that nu mbet of
doors on the L, from Old Palace-
yard, leading to the Thames.
Academy-Court, Chartcery-Lane, —
at 93, near Cary-st. and opposite
Symonds-inn.
Acorn- Alley, Bishopsgate*without,-
at 125, about a 5 of a mile on the
L. north from the church, leading
to Skinper-street.
Acorn-Court, Rolls-Buildings,—^—
the first on theR. from 117i Fetter-
lane, is continued by White's-
alley and Bream's buildings, to 30,
the middle of Chancery-lane,
Afton- Place, Lock's - Fields, Wai-
worth, — extends from the end of
York-st. and is the continuation
of it to Caraden-street leading to
East-lane,
Aftdn-Street,Gray's-Inn-Lane, — ^is
about I of a mile N. fromGuilford-
st. Foundling^ospital, on the R.
and the same distance S, from
Battle-bridge on the L. .
Adam and Eve-Court, OxfoiQ-Street,
at, 67, the'N. side, nearly op. the
Pantheon, leadihgto 61, Castle-st,
Adam and Eve-Court, White-Cros£-
Street, St. Luke's, — at 106, about
the middle of the E. side, nearly
op. Playhouse-yard.
B Adam

Adam&Eve-Cburt,OId Broad-Street,
at 11, op. Throgmorton-st. 11
doors on the R.fromThreadneedle-
street.
Adam and Eve-Court, Angel- Alley,
Bishopsgate-Without,-afew yards
in ditto from 137, Bishopsgate,
towards Angel-passage,' and 43,
Skinner-street.
Adam & Eve-Court, Doke's-Place,-
the first on the L. in Mitre-court
from 29, Aldgate, is continued
by New-court to King-street and
Bury-street.
Adam^a Digging- Yard.Great Peter-
Street, Westminster, — about the
middle of the S. side, nearly op.
Little St. Ann's-lane.
Adam's-Gardens, Adam-Street, Ro-
therhithe,  the first N. parallel,
which extends from Adam's- place
to New-court.
Adam's-Mews, Adam-Street, Port-
manr Square,-  at 20, about 6
doors on the L. from 26, Upper
Seymour-street, leading to Upper
Berkeley-street.
Adam's-Mews.SouthAndley-Street,- at 35, leading to 10, Charles-st.
being the first S. E. parallel to
Grosvenor-square.
Adam's. Place, High-Street,Borough,
at 187, about 22 doors on the R.
South from Union-street, leading
to 52, Red-cross-street.
Adam's- Place, Adam-Street, Rother-
hithe, is near the W. end, being
the first on the L. from Neptune-
street.
Adam's-Row, Hampstead-Road, 
the N. continuation of Tottenham-
court-road on the L. extending
frora the New-road to Henry-st.
Adara-Street, Portman-Square,— at
8, Baker-st. leading to 56, Man-
chester-st. two doors from the sq.
Adam-Street West, Portman-Square,-
the first N. E . parallel to Edgware-
road, extends from 30, Up. Sey-
.Tiour-st. to Up. Berkeley-st.

Adawi-Street, Adelphi,— at 73. m
theStrand, 73 dtrars on the R.from
Charing-Cross, and about ^ a mile
on the L. from Temple-Bar, on
the op. direction, it extends to the
Thames.
Adam-Street, Rotherhithe,— is the .
second S. parallel to the Thames,
about f of a mile from it, commen
ces at Neptune-street, where there
are 1 & 94, it extends to Swan-
lane, and is about i of a mile in
length.
Addle-Hill. Upper Thames-Street,-
at 231, the first. on the L. from
Earl-st. leading to 4, Gt. Carter-
lane, Dodtors-Commons.
Addle-Street, Wood-Street, Cheap-
side, — at 43, the third on the R.
and about i of a mile from 122,
Cheapside,extendingto58, AldetT
manbiiry.
Adelphi, Strand. See Adam-Street.
AdeIphi-Terrace,-facingtheThames, tbe second on the R. in Adam-st.
from 73, Strand.
Adelphi- Wharfs, under the Terrace, -
the principal entrance at Durham-
st. 65, Strand, besides warehouses
here are coal-wharfs occupied by
Saints, Perkins, and Smithers,
whose names they bear.
Adjutant-General's Office.WhItehall,
is the door on the L. under the
arch in the Horse-Guards, from
Whitehall towards the park.
Admiralty, Whitehall,— a few doors
on the R. from Charing-Cross, op.
Great Scotland-yard.
Admiralty - Office, Doftors - Com
mons, is the second door on the
L. from 7, Gt. Knight-Rider-st..
Affidavit-Office, Symond«-Inn, — the
first on the R. from 23, Chancery-
lane.
Afric.in-Company's Oifice, 3, Suf
folk-lane, Cannon-st, a few doors
on the L. from 151, Up. Thames-
street.
African and Senegal Coffee-House, CornhilL

A
Comhill, — aboutthe middle of ihe
S. side, between 41 & 42..
Aggat's - Passage, Cutler - Street,
Houndsditchj  thefirst on fhe L.
in Cutler-st. from 114, Hounds-
ditch, leading to Devons'bire-sq.
and Kishopsgate.
St. Agnes-le-Clair, Old-Street -Road,
between ihe end of Paul-st. Fins-
bury, and Tump-row.
St.Agnes-Crescent,01d-Street-Road, is part ofthe S; side of it, extending
from the end of Paul-st. to Wood-
street.
St. Agnes-Place, Old-Street-Road, —
a few houses which conneft Old-
street-road with Paul-st.
St. Agnes-Street, Old-Street-'Road,-
is the first S. parallel to part of
Old-Street-rOad, extending from
Paul-st. to Wood-st.
St. Agnes-Terrace, Tabernacle- Walk,
Finshury, — :is the N.eontinuation
Qf.it to Paul-street.
Agriculture, Board of, Saokville-
Street, — at 32, 12 doors on the L.
from 49, Piccadilly.
Air-.Street, Piccadilly, — at 27, the
first on the R. and 27 doors frora
the Hayraarket, it leads toBrewer-
st. and Golden-fq.
Air's Aims-Houses, White's-Alley,
Coleman - Street, — the second .on
the L. from 61, Coleman-st.
St. Alban's - Court, Wood -Street,
Cheapside,  at 91, about the
middle ofthe W. side, leading to
Oat-lane and Noble-street.
St. Alban's Church, Wood-Street,
Cheapside,; — is .op. 91., and ahoat
,y of a mile on the R. from .122,
.Cheapside.
St. Alban's-Street, St. James'j, — at
13, Pali-Mall, iheseeond on the
R. from the Haymarket,.it extends
to St. James's Market.
Albany.QhambeFa, i!urlin.gton-Gar-
dens, — ithe first W. j)arallel to
Sackville.st. extending, fi^oni V^go-
lane to -Albany^ use, and MQ,
Pitcadilly.

A
Albaiiy- House, Piccadilly (lateYor,k-
House)— by 52, about a of a mile
on 'the R. from the Hay market,
it leads to Albany-chambers.
Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly,  .at
62, op. St. James's., the fifth on
the R. and j- of a mile from the
Hay market, leading to Grafton-st.
and New Bond-street.
Albemarle-Street, Clerkenwell, — at
13, St. John's- sq. leading to 23i
St. John's-st. about the middle of
the W. side.
AlbionBrewery,Whitechapel-Road,- at .170, a few doors N. from Mile-
End turnpike.
Albion - BuildingSj Bartholomew-
, C]ose,-atfheendofWestmordan,d- bldgs. from 159, Aldersgate-st.
Albion - Court, Albion - Place, St.
George's in the East, — leads to
Mary-st. and Chapel- street. Se«
Albion- Place.
Albion Fire and Life-Office,  the
corner of Bridge-st. and Lud-
gate-hill, facing the end of Fleet-
market.
Albion Information-Office, — at 22,
Earl-st. Black- Friars, ,a few doors
on theR. from the bridge towards
Thames-street. .
Albion - Mews, Stamford - Street,
Black-Friars-Road, — ^at 33, a few
doors on the R. from ^he^aid road.
Albion News- Paper-Office, — at .1,
Paternoster..row, the first house on
the R. .from Cheapiside.
Albion-Place;, Walworth orJNewing-
ton-£utts, — the second on the L.
about i of .a mile from, the Elephant
and Castle, on the road towards
Caniberwell.
Albion- Place, East-lane, Walwjprth,
is part of-the lE. side, a few yards
on the L. ,ftom the Kent-road,
towards Walworth high-st.or road^
Albion-Place, .Black-Friars-Road,-
' the wide part of .the ^road .which
adjoins the bridge, on the£. side
xif which stood the Albion-mill. Albioix-

Albion - Place, Lower Cbapman-
Street,'St. George's in the East, —
is on the S. side between Mary-'st.
and Duke-street.
Albion-Street, St. George's in the
East, — the fourth on the R. in the
Commercial-road, E. from Can
non-st. road, leading to Lower
Chapman-street.
Albion-Street, Black-Friars-Road, —
the S. continuation of Albion- place
by the bridge, in length about 1 6
houses which extend to Stamford-
street.
Albion-Street, Rotherhithe,— the E.
continuation of Paradise-row, from
Deptford lower road, extending
across Neptune-street.
'AlbionTimber- Wharf, Black- Friars, -
is a few yards E. of the bridge,
entrance at Earl-street.
Aldermanbury, — theN. continuation
of Milk-st. Cheapside, commen
cing at Lad-lane, where there are
Nos. 1 & 76, extends to London-
wall.
Aldermanbury-Postern,— ! — the N.
continuation of Aldermanbury,
extending from London- Wall to
32, Fore-street.
Alderman's . Walk, Bishopsgate-
Without, — at 201, on the N. side
the church, about | of a mile on
the L. from Comhill.
Aldermarj'-Church-Yard,  at 38,
Watling- St. leading to 37, Bow-
lane, about 18 or 19 doors on the
L. from 59, Cheapside.
Aldersgate . Buildirigs, -Aldersgate-
Street, — at 91, about | of a mile
on the R. from 66, Newgate-st,
nearly op. Charter-house-sq.
Aldersgate - Chapel, Glass-House-
Street, — the middle of the W. side
entrance at 108, Goswell-st.
Aldersgate-School,  is behind 77,
Little-Britain, a few doors on the
L. ifrom Aldersgate-street.
Aldersgate-Street, — the N. contin.
of St. Martin's-Le-Grand, from

66, Newgate-st. Nos. 1 & ^^9
are at St. Martin's-)e-Grand, K
is about I of a mile in length.
Aldersgate-Workhouse,  -at 129,
Aldersgate-st. the S. E. end of
New-street, Cloth-fair.
Aldgate High-Street,  the E. con
tinuation of Leadenhall-st. and
Fenchurch-st. extending from the
pu mp'to Somerset-st.and Petticoat-
laiie.
Aldolis-Court, John-Street, Leonard-
Street, Shoreditch,— is on the W.
side, nearly facing Charles-st. from
the Curtain-road.
Alexander- Buildings, Three - Oak-
Lane, Horselydown,- — is the E.
continuation of Free-school-street,
Tooley-street.
Alfred - Buildings, Castle - Lane,
Westminster, — the second on the
R. from Jame»-st. or the W. end
of York-st. by the park, or third
on the L. from, the Stag brewer}',
Pimlico, on the op. direftion.
Alfred's.Buildings, Windmill-Street,
Finsbury-sq. is a few yards on th?
R. from the N. W. corner of
Finsbury-sq. 2 doors from Provi
dence-row.
Alfred - Court. Paul's -Alley, Red-
Cross-Street, Cripplegate,  the
first on the L. in Paul's-AUey,
from 17, Red-cross-st, leaduig to
62, Aldersgate-street.
Alfred - Mews, Tottenham - Court-
Road, — at 109, nearly op. Chapel-
st. and about | of a mile on die R^
from Oxford-street.
Alfred-Place, Goswell-Street-Road,
part of the W. side, commencing
at the end of Rawstone.street, op, -
Sidney-st. is continued by Owen's-
place, ' Gwin's-buildings, to the
City- road.
Alfred-Place, Kent-Road,  is part
of the S. side, about | of a mile
on the R. below the Bricklayers-
arms, the corner of East-lane.
Alfred-Place, Bedford-Square, — the
firft

first on' the L. in Store-st. from
Tottenham-pourt-road, extending
to Chenies- street.
, Alfred-Place, Black- Friars-Road, —
the first E. parallel to Great Surrey-
st. entrance at 18, nearly opposite
Christ-church, about j. of a mile
on the L.from Black- Friars. bdge.
Alfred . Place, Newington High-
Road,  is part of the W. side,
the first row on the L. from the
Elephant and Castle towards
London.
Alfred- Row,Char]e<-Street,Bethnal-
Green-Road, — the second on the
L, from the rOad, op. Wilmot-sq.
is about ^ of a raile on the R.from
65, Shereditch.
Alien-Office,  18, Crown-Street,
Westminster, a few doers on the
R. from King-st.
Alienation - Office, King's- Bench-
Walk, Temple,— on the E. side,
a few yards on the L. from the S.
end of Mitre- court, leading from
44, Fleet-street.
Alligator-Auftion-Rooms,  at the
S. E. corner of the King's-road,
op. 66,' Gray's-inn-!ane.
Allen's or Allan's - Alms - Houses,
Lamb- Alley, Bishopsg.Without,-
a few doors On the R. frora 144,
in the said street on the N. side
of Sun-Street.
AUen's-Buildings, Bowling-Green-
Lane, Clerkenwell, — the first on
the L. from op. the Workhouse,
Coppice- row.
Allen's-Buildings, Vine- Yard, St.
Olave's, — the second, on the L.
from 110, the E. end of Tooley-
street, about |. of a mile on the L.
from London-bridge.
Allen's-Court, Oxford-Street, — at
388, between Wardour- street and
, ' Chapel-st. about, .§. of a mile on
the L. from St. Giles's,
Allen's-Court or Rents, Harrow-
Alley, Grave}-Lane,Hounsditch,-
fhe second on the R. from Gravel-

lane, towards the middle of Petti
coat- lane.
Allen-Street, Clerkenwell,  com
mences at 113, oathe W. side of
Goswell-st. and b}' a narrow pas
sage leads to Compton-st.
Alley's Al.Tis - Houses, Great St.
Anne's Lane,Westminster, — about
ten doors on the R. from Great
Peter-st, at the back of the Wool-
staplers Alms-houses.
Allhailows- Church ,_ Bread -Street,
Cheapside, — is between 50 and
51, the corner of Watling- St.
Allhallows-Church, Loudon- Wall,-
is a few yards E. oa the L. from
Moorfields, op. little Winchester-
street, near Wormwood-street,
Bishopsgate.
Allhallows-Church,  behind 48,
Lombard-st. a few doors on the
R. from Gracech,urch-St. ,
Allhallows - Barking-Church, — '-Si,
I great Tower-street, the corner of
beething-lane, by Tower-hill.
Allhallows-Church, Upper Thaiiies-
Street,  at 88, the corner of
Allhnllows-Iane.
Allhallows-'Staining-Church, Mark-'
Lane,  is four doors on the R.
from 55, Fenchurch-street.
Allhallows-Lane, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 88, op. Bush-la. Can;-'
non^street, about 4- of a mile on
the L. from London-Bridge, lead
ing to the Thames.
Allhailows r Passage, Gracechurch-
Street, — at 18, about half a dozen
doors N. from Lombard-st.
Allhallows-Stairs, — thfe bottom of
' Allhkllows-Iane, from 88, Upper
Thames-street. "See ditto.
Almack's Rooms, King-Street, St.'
James's. See Willis's.
Almonry (Great), We.stminster,-the
first S. parallel to Tothill-st. and
communicatfes with it by Wright's
passage. See the next.
Almon'ry-(Litlle)i — the E'. coti'tinua-
tioii of great ditto, crossing Dean-
street,

A
streetj and leading to Dean's-yard
by the Abbey .
Alpha-House, Lucas-Place, Com
mercial-Road, — isa few yards E.
on the R. from the half-way ho.
Alphabet-Court, Brown's-Buildings,
Clare-Market, — at 30, Stanhope-
St. leading to Nag's-head-court
and 119, Drilry-lane.
St. Alphage'sChurch, London- Wall,-
at 13, four doors VV. from Alder-
inanbur}^.
Alport's Garden, Hackney-Road. —
about 'j. of a mile on the L. from
Shoreditch-Church, nearly oppo
site Middlesex-Chapel.
, Alsop's-Buildings New-Rd. Mary-
Je-Bone, — is part of the N. side,
the N. end of Baker-st. Porfman-
square.
Alsop's-Facra, New-Road, Mary-le-
Bone, — at the back of the E. end
of Alsop's-buildings.
Alsop's-Mews, New- Road, Mary-
le-Borie,-the first N. parallel to
part of Alsop's- Buildings, extend
ing from Baker-st. N. to Upper
Gloucester-st.
Alsop's-PJace, New-Road, Mary-le-
Bone, — is situate on the N. side
of Alsop's-buildings, extending
from Pleasant-row to Baker-st. N.
Alscot- Place, Grange-Road, Ber-
mondsey,— is part of the S. side,
about 3^ of a mile on the R. from
Bermondsey new-road, and a few
yards E. from Page's-walk.
Amelia-Row, Borough-Road, St.
George's-Fields,  is on the S.
side of it facing the King's-bench,
is continued by Earl-st. to the
London rd. op. the Philanthropic.
AmeUa- Street, Walworth, — about
5. of a mile on the R. 'from the
Elephant and Castle on the road
to Carnberwell, the S. end ofit is
now called Penton-sti
Amcn-Corner, Ave-Maria-Lane, —
the, first on the L. from 29, Lud-
gate-st. leading to Stationers-alley.

America Place, Southwark,-— ;-the
first E. parallel td part of Great
Guilford-st. there is ah entrance
to it at 21, Queen-street, it lead«^
to Orion's-buildings and Castle-st.
America-Square, Minories, — at 121,
the middle of the W. side, the
fourth on tlie R. down Crutched.
Friars frora 65. Mark-Lane.
America-Street, Gt. Guilford-Street,
Southwark,— the first on the R.
and five or six doors from 35,
Queen- St. leading to America-pl.
Amias Aims-Houses, — George-yd.
at 108, Old-st. St. Luke's, near
Brick- bne.
AmicableAssurance-OfEce.Sergent's- Inn, — the sixth house on the L.
from 50, Fleet-st.
Amphitheatre (Astley's) Surrey side
of Westminster-Bridge, — fourteen
doors on the R. from the Bridge-
foot.
Amphitheatre - Row, Westminster-
Bridge-Road, — extends from Ast
ley's Theatre to Stangate.
Anchor- Alley .Old-Street, St.Luke's-
at 99, N. side, the first W. from
the Church, formerly calledHorse-
shoe-alley.
Anchor - Brewery, Old-Street, St.
Luke's. — on the S. side, opposite
No. 100, is situate between White-
cross-st. and Golden-lane.
Anchor - Brewery, (Charrington's)
Mile- End-Road. — a httle above |
of a mile on the L. E. from the
turnpike op. Stepney-Green.
Anchor and Hope- Alley, St.George's
in the East. — the contiu. of Red-
Lion-street, from 120, Wapping,
a little below the church on the L.
Anchor-Street, Shoreditch or Bethnal-
Green, — extends from the back of
the Swan, 54. Shoreditch, to Club-
row, is continued by Slaughter or
Sclater-st. to 154, Brick-lane.
AnrJior - Street (Litde) , BethnaL
Green. — ^^parallel to and between
Anchor-st, and Church-st. Anchor-

Anchor-Street, Mile-End, — on the
W. side of Charrington's Brewery.
about i of a mile on the L. eaft
from the turnpike, op. Stepney-
Green.
Anderson's- Buildings, City-Road, —
partof the N, sideby the turnpike,
a liltle more than i of' a mile on
the R.from Finsbury-square. and
near y of a mile from the Angel,
Islington, nn the op. direftion.
Anderson's-BuiVdings, Grange-Road.
Bermondsey, — part ofthe N. side,
about ^ of a mile on the L. from
Bermondsey new-rOad, nearly op.
' Page's-walk, (by some called the
Terrace),
Ander^on"s- Court. Queen - Street,
Borough, — at 15, near Unioh-st.
and opposite White-Cross-st.
A nderson's- Walk , Va uxhall- Walk ,-
the first on the R, from Lambeth-
Butts towards Vauxhall-Gardens.
it leads into Princes st. by the side
of the Thames. ¦
Anderson's-Coal- Wharf. See Horse-
Shoe ditto.
Anderson's- Yard, Chelsea. — a nar
row passage leading from Royal
Hospital-row to Turk's-row. is
situate between James's-yard and
Castle-yard.
St.Andrew's-Church, Holborn-Hill,
is a few yards on the L. weflfrom
Fleet- market.
St.Andrew's-Undershaft-Church,St. Mary- Axe, -the E, corner by 116,
Leadenhall-street. ^
St. Andrew's-Court, Holborn-Hill,
at 58, about twenty doors on the
L. from Fleet-market, and five
houses W. from the church.
St. Andrew's-Court, White-Friars; —
is part of Ashentree-courtjTemple-
street. See ditto.
St. Andrew's-Hill, Black-Friars, 
extends from the E. end of Earl-
st. or W. end of Up. Thames- st,
to Great Carter-lane.
St. Andrew's Charity-SchooI, Hat-

ton-Garden, Holborn,  at 43,
the corner of Cross, st. 80 Boys
and 71 Girls are educated .here.
St. Andrew's-Street, Seven Dials, —
the first coach-turning on the L.
in Broad-street, St. Giles's, from
Drury-lane, leading to the Seven
Dials.
St. Andrew.'s- Street (Little)  the
continuation ofi St. Andrew's-st.
from the SevenDialstoSt. Martin's-
lane or W. end of Long-Acre,.
St. Andrew's-Wharf, Earl-Street,
Black-Friars,  at 13. the fifth
Wharf on the R.from Black-friars-
bridge.
j St. Andrew's. Workhouse,-41, Shoe-
I la'ne. a few yards on the L. from
65. Holborn-hill, there is another
! entrance at 61, Fleet- market.
' St. Andrfew's-Workhouse,  the N.
end of Saffron-hill, by Ray.street.
Clerkenwell.
St. Andrew's.Holborn and St.George.
the Martyr's Workhouse,^ — is on
the L. in Little Gray's-inn-lane,
towardsMount-pleasant and Cold-.
bath.fields, is at the back of 79,
Gray's-inn-lane, ; of a roile froi^
Holborn.
Angel-Alley. Long-Acre,  at 10.,
W. end leading into Rose-ct. and
to King-st. and Covent-Garden.
Angel-Alley, Aldersgate-Street, 
at 42, the first S. from Jewin.
St. and about i of a mile on the
R. from 65, Newgate-st. along
St. Martin's-le-Grand.
Angel- AlIey^Angel-Square, Bishops.
gate- Without,  at 138, about
six doors N. of Sun-st. leading to
Long-alley, and hy Angel-passage
to 42, Skinner-street.
Angel-Alley, Little Moorfields, 
at 20, the third on the L. from
61, Fore-st. leading to Harts
horn-alley and Moor-lane.
Angel-Alley, RatclifFe-highway,— at
61, op.St. George's church, leading
to 144, Pennington-street. Angel.

Angel- Alley, Nightingale-Lane, —
at 22, the third on the R. from
110, Up. E. Smithfield, leading
into Sun-yard.
Angel-Alley, Whitechapel, — at 84,
near the church, the first W.
parallel to Osborn.st. leading into
Wentworth-street.
Angel. Alley, High-Street, Borough,-
at 146, near St. George's church,
being the continuation of Angel-
court, leading to Collin's rents
• and 23, White-st.
Angel -Court, Prince's- Street, West
minster,— at 5. by St. James's
park, leading into Bow.st.
Angel-Court, King-Street,St. James's
Square, — at 20, the second on the
R. from 11, St. James's-st.
Angel-Court, Strand, — at 335, op.
Somerset-house, is continued by
Eagle-court, to White-hart-yard,
Drury-lane.
Angel-Court, Strand, — at 173, by
Surrey-st. about j. of a mile on the
L. from Temple-bar.
Angel- Court, Charing-Cross,— six
doors on the L. from the Strand
towards Westminster-bridge, late
Johnson's-court.
An<fel-Court,GreatWindmilI-Street, 'Haymarket, — at 50, the first on
the L. from Piccadilly.
Angel- Court, Angel- Street, St.
Martin's-le-Grand, — the first on
theL. in Angel.st. from 15, St.
Martin's-le-Grand.
Angel-Court; Golden-Lane, Crip
plegate, — the first on the R. north
from Brackley-st. about 6 doors
from Vine-5t.
Angel-Court, Grub-Street, — about
the middle of the E. side, nearly
opposite Star-court.
Angel-Court, Friday-Street, — at 8,
the second on the R. and 6 doors
from 35, Cheapside.
Angel-Court, Snow- Hill, — the first
on the L. from Newgate towards
Fleet-market, and is opposite

St. Sepulchre's church. , ,
Angel-Court, Throgmorton-Street,-
at 35, three doors on the L. trom
Bartholomew-lane, by the Bank,
it leads to Bell-alley and Moor
fields.
Angel-Court, Red-Lion-Strcet, bpi-
talfields,— is on the W. side of
Spitalfields- church, nearly opposite
Dorset-st.
Angel-Court, Leadenhall-Street,—
at 64, about 10 doors on theL.
from Aldgate
Angel- Court, White's- Yard, Rofe.
mary-Lane. — about six doors on
the R. from 58. Rosemary-lane.
Angel -Court. Back -Lane. Shad-
well.-^fout doors ,E. on the R.
from Blue - gate - fields, hy the
Angel public-houfe.
Angel-Court. Shad wellHigh-Street.-
at 235, nine doors E. from Blue-
gate-fields, and seven doors W.
from Union-street on the opposite
direftion.
Angel - Court, Nightingale - Lane,
Upper East-Smiihfield, — the con-
tinuation of Angel-alley, from
1'Z, Nightingale-lane, leading to
Sun-yard.
Angel-Court, Stoney-Lane, Gravel.
Lane, Houndsditch, — the second
on the L. from Gravel-lane, from
148, Houndsditch.
Angel-Court, High-Street. Borough,-
at 247. by St. Margaret'shill,
leading to 82, Red-crofs-street —
Note. The end next the Borough
is a stable-yard and sometimes
shut.
Angel-Court, High-Street,Borough,-
at 146, near St. George's church,
is continued by Angel-alley, and
leads to Collins's rents and 23,
White-street.
Angel-Court, Borough-Market, —
the second on the R. in Yotk-
street from 276, High-st. about
"1^ of a mile on the R. from Lon
don-bridge. Angel-

r^ngel-Court, Walworth.^— about f
of a mile on the R. from the
Elephant and Caflle, on the Road
to Caniberwell, tbe first W. from
Amelia-street, and E. end of rhe
Terrace.
¦Angel-Gardens, Back-Lane, Shad
well, — eight doors E. on the R.
from Bluegate-fields, by the Angel
public-house, about j- of a mile
E. from Cannon-street-turnpike.
, Angel-Inn. St. Clement's, Strand, —
on the N. side the church* a few
doors on the R. from Tem;gile-
bar.
Angel-Inn. Broad-Street, St, Giles's,-
adjoining the church, on the E,
side, four doors W.from Compton-
street.
Angel-Inn, Angel-Street.St.Martin's-
le-Grand, — at 13, Butcher-hall-
lane, and>s that number of doors
. on the R. from 82, Newgate-
street.
Angel-Inn, Fleet-Market, at 53, W.
side, about eight or nine doors on
the R. from Holborn-bridge.
Angekinn, Islington ,-^at the point
where the City-road, Pentonville,
High-st. and St. John's-street-road,
all meet.
Angel-Inn, Blackman-St. Borough,--
at 80, about seventeen doors on
the L. from the King's-bench
¦ Angel- Livery - Stables, Earl-Street.
Blackfriars,  three doors on the
L. Jfrom Bridge-st.
Angel - Passage, Upper Thames-
Streel,  at 95, op. Ducks-foot-
lane, about twenty-four doors on
the L. fromLondon.bridge,leading
to Dyers-hall-wharf.
Angel- Passage., Skinner-Street, Bi-
¦shopsgate,-at 42, the Second on the
L, from 120,Bishopsgate-without,
¦leading to Long -alley, Moor
fields.
Angel-Place, Broad-Wall, Christ's-
Church,  -the middle of the E.
'aide, near Hatfield-st. and about |-

A
of a mile on the R. from the New
cut. Or Lambeth-marsh.
AngelRow. Islington,  from the
Angel-inn towards Pentonville and
Somraers-town.
Angel - Square. Bishopsgate - With
out, — at 137, the second on the
L, and five doors N. from Sun-st.
it leads into Angel-alley and Long-
alley; Moorfields.
AngelStreet,St.Martin's-le-Grand.- at 15, the first on the L. from 66,
Newgate-st. leading to the Angel
ina and Butcher-hall-lane.
Angel- Street, Broad- Wall, Christ-
Church, — is part of the S. end of
it, thesecond on the R. in Lambeth-
marsh, frora Surrey-chapel, to
wards Westminster-bridge.
Angel and Sun-Inn. Strand,  at
184, op. Norfolk-st. about .^ of a
mile on the R. frora Temple-
bar,
Angel - Yard, Piccadilly,  at 34,
and is that number of doors on the
R. from the Hay-market.
St. A»n's Church, Blackfriars, 
is a few yards on the R. on ,St,
Andrew's-hill, from Eari-st, and
W, end of Upper Thames-si.
St, Ann's Church, Soho,  at the
bottom of Dean-street, from 400,
Ox'ford-st. alfo the S. W, end of
Compton-st, from St, Giles's,
St, Ann's Church, St. Ann's-Lane,—
is about the middle of theN, side,
and behind 41, Noble-st. Foster-
lane, Cheapside.
St. Ann's Church, Lrmehouse,  is
on the S. side ofthe Comomercial-
road, about f of a mile E. from
Shadwell-ehurch, near ^ a mile
N. from the Thames, and about
2y from the Royal-Excharige.
St. Ann's-Court, St. Ann's-Street,
Weftminfler, — ^is the firfl on the
R. and a few doors from Great
Peter-street.
St. Ann's-Court, Wardour-Street,
Soho, — at 31, about the middle
C of

bf the E, side, leading to 63,
Dean-st. near Soho-square.
St. Ann's- Court, Upper Well-Alley,
Wapping,— the fecond oh the L.
from 110, Wapping-street, or five
doors on the R. from Green-bank
near Wappiiig-chnrch,
St, Ann's-Court, Mary-Street, St.
George's in the Eaft,— is situate
between Chapel-street and Lower
Chapman-street.
St. Ann's-Lane, Weftminfter.  at
33, Orchard-st. about six doors on
the L. from Dean-st. leading to
Great Peter-street,
St. Ann's-Lane, (Little),  is the
first W, to Great ditto, leading
from 39, Old Pye-street to Great
Peter-street,
St. Ann's-Lane, Foster-Lane, Cheap-
side, — at 17, leading to 58, St.
Martin's-lc-grand.
St. Ann's-Paflage, Noble-Street,
Foster-Lane, — at 41, three doors
N. from St. Ann's-lane.
St. Ann's-Place, Commercial-Road,
Limehoufe,-is part of the N. side,
commencing at the Britannia by
the bridge and extending to op.
the church.
St. Ann's-Place, East, Comraercial-
Kead, Limehouse,— —is part of
the S, side, a few houfes on the E.
side of the church adjoining Com
mercial-terrace,
St. Ann's-Place, North, Limehoufe,-
is part of the E. side of Salmon-
lane, near the Commercial-road,
leading towards Stepney, opposite
Wilson's-place.
Ann's Place, St,' George's- Fields, —
the firft W. parallel, to Webber-st.
extending from Webber- row to
Barons-buildings.
Ann's-Place, Stepney,— — is facing
the S. W. corner of the church by
the ship.
St. Ann's- Row, Limehouse. — the
first on the R. in St. AnnVstrect,
facing the church.

A
St. Ann's-School. Rose - Street,
Soho.— at 3, the first on the L.
and three or four doors from
Crown-street.
St. Ann's-School. St. Ann's-Lane,- >
is the fourth house on the R. from
17, Foster-lane, Cheapside,
Ann-Street, Pentonville,  is the
fecond E, from the chapel, exten
ding from 11, King's-row, to
Henry-street, about ^ of a mik
from Islington.
Ann-Street, Bethnal-Green-Road,-
the N, W. corner of Wilmot-sq.
leading to Pollard-row, about |
of a mile from 65, Shoreditch.
Ann-Street, Bethnal-Green-Road,-
on the E. side of Wilmot- square,
leading from the road to Mary's-
row and Wilmot's-folly.
Ann - Street, St, George's in the
East,  the third E, parallel to
Cannon-st, New-road, extending
frora Upper Chapman-street to
Lower Chapman-street,
Ann's-Street, (Little), Lower Chap'
man-Street St, George's in the
East, — is the fourth on the L.
from Cannon-street New-road,
a few doors E. of Catherine-st.
St. Ann's-Street, Limehouse, — the
first on the L. east from the Britan
nia, in theCommercial-road, nearly
opposite the church, extending
frora Ann's-place to the barge
river.
St. Ann'^- Workhouse, Soho, — is the
first house on the L. in Rose-st.
from 6, Greek-st.
Annuity -Bank, Knightsbridge,-^ —
the first house on tlie R. about \
of a mile from the turnpike,
Hyde- park-corner.
Ansel's-Rents, Three- Colt- Street,
Limehouse,— at the back of 34,
in the said street, nearly opposite
Ropemakers-fields.
Anihony-Strect. St. George's in the
East,. — the second E, parallel to
Cannon-st. New-road, extending from

from Lower Chapman- street to
Back-lane.
Antigallican-Passage, Temple- Bar,-
is on the N. side of Fleet-street
by Temple.bar and Great Shire-
lane.
St. Antholin's-Church, Size-lane, —
is op. 50, Watling-st. the corner
, of Budge-row.
Apollo - Buildings, St, George's
Fields,- — the first on the . L. in
Tower-st. from the Asylura, West-
minfter-bridge-road ,
Apollo-Buildings, East-Lane, Wal
worth, — is about the middle of
it, on both sides, about | of a
mile frora the Kent-road, and a
little more frora Walworth High
road, on the op. direftion.
Apollo-Court, Fleet- Street,  at
202, N. side by Temple- bar,
leading to 7, Bell-yard,
Apothecary's -Hall, Blackfriars, 
the E. end of Union-st, frora 36,
the middle of the E, side of
Bridge-street,
Apple - Tree - Court, Bermondsey-
Str^et, — at 184. near the church,
and about ^t of a mile on the R,
from Tooley-st.
Apple-Tree-Yard. York-Street, St.
Jaraes's,— ^is behind 106, Jerrayn-
st. between St. James's-church and
St. James's-square.
Arabella-Gardens, Chelsea, — at the
W, side of Grosvenor-rdw, by the
one mile stone from Buckingham-
gate,
Arabella-row, P5mlico,-r-is the first
on the R. and about ^ of a mile
from Buckingham-gate, is conti
nued by Grosvenor-place to Hyde-
park-corner.
Archer - Street, Great Windmill -
Street, — at 19, the first on the R.
from the Hay-market, there is a
thoroughfare from it by a dirty
narrow passage to Rupert-st.
Archer- Yard, Christopher's -Alley,
Fiasbpry,— is the first on the L. J

and' a few doors from Wilson-st.
N, side Moorfields,
Arclubald-.Plaee, Wallburge-Street,
St, George's in the East, — the
first on the R. from Back-lane,
towards Chapman-st.
Argyll or Argyle- Street, Oxford -
Street,— at 331, about |. of a
mile from St. Giles's on the L.
leading to Great Marlborough-
street.
Argyll-Street (Little), — the first on
the R. in Argyll-street, from 331,
Oxford-st. leading into Swallow-
street.
Aris - Buildings, Bowling - Green -
Lane, Clerkenwell, — the first on
the R. from Rosamond-st. towards
Coppice-row, or the second on the
L. frora Coppice-row, on the op,
diredlion.
Arlington - Street, Piccadilly,  at
160, about |. of a mile on the L.
from the Hay-market, the first
S. W. parallel to St. James's-st.
Armourers 8p Braziers Aims-Houses,
Swan- Yard, Bishopsgate, — at 2, a
few yards from 186, Bishopsgate-
¦without.
Army -Medical -Office, Berkeley-st.
Berkeley-square,-at 6, feven doorg
on the R. from Piccadilly. .
Army-Pay-Office, Horse-Guards, —
the entrance is a few yards on the
L. (under the archj from White
hall.
Army-Viftualling-Office. See Vic
tualling-Office. '
Arnold's-PIace, Walworth.^s the
first W. parallel to the terrace, on
the main road, extending from
Hanover-st. to Amelia-st.
Arnold's-Faragon, Walworth, — be
hind the middle of the W. side of
Amold's-placc.
Arthur-Place, St, Luke's, — the firs^
N. parallel to Great Arthur-stteet,
and a part of Bell-alleyj leading
from 13, Goswell-st. to Turk's-
court and 121, Co^den-lane. Avthn-

Arthur-Street(Great)Goswell-Street, St. Luke's.,-^communicates with
No. 10, Goswell-st. by New-court,
and is continued by Ball-yard, to
Golden-lane.
Arthur - Street (Little), Goswell -
Street, St. Luke's,  the first S.
parallel to the last described and
communicates with it. See Ditto.
-Artichoke - Court, White - Cross -
Street, Cripplegate, — at 10, abont
seven doors on the R. from Beech-
lane, Barbican, towards Wood-st.
Artichoke-Court, Cannon-Street, —
at 32, about the middle of the S.
side, and is op, Abchurch-lane
from the General Post - office,
Lorabard-street,
Artichoke-Hill, RatclifFe-Highway,-
at 19, op. Princes-sq. leading to
Pennington-st. and the London-
docks.
Artichoke-Row, Mile-End, — is part
of the S, side of the road op. the
Bell and Mackarel. about 1 .|- of
a mile on the R, from Aldgate-
pump.
Artichoke- Yard. Lambeth-Marsh,-
the second on the L, from West
minster - bridge - road, towards
Blackfriars.road.
ArtiUery.Court, Chiswell-Street, —
at 53, the first on the R. from |
Finsbury-sq. leading to the Artil
lery-ground.
Artillery-Ground, — is situate on the
W. of Finsbury-square, has three
entrances, viz. at 53, Chiswell-
street, 29, Bunhill-row, and 18,
Artillery.place.
Artillery-Ground ^Old).,  part of
Union - street, Bishopsgate, and
Artillery-lane, the whole of Duke-
st. Gun-street, Steward-street, and
Fort-street.
Artillery-Lane, Bishopsgate, — -op.
161, about j% of a mile on the R.
from Comhill, it is continued by
Artillery-street, and Sraock-alley,
to Crispin-street.

Artillery-Place, Westminster,  on,
the S. side of St. Margaret's-
church, leading from Brewers-
green to Strutton-ground,
Artillery-Place, Fin. bury-Square. —
commences at the N. W. corner
on the L. extends from Nos. 1 to
25, op. Castle-st,
Artillery- Place, Spitalfields.— is the
continuation of Ardllery-lane and
street, from Bishopsgate ;— this
place is better known by the name
of Smock-alley.
Artillery - Street, Bishopsgate- with
out, — the continuation of Artil
lery-lane, leading to Artillery -
place (or Smock-alley) and Cris-
pin-st. Spitalfields,
Artillery-Street, St, John's, South
wark, is near the E, end of
Tooley-street, the first S. parallel
to St. John's-church-yard, it is
continued by Charles-st. to Dock-
head, on the E. and by Cru
cifix-lane to Bermondsey-street on
the W,
Artillery- Street,St.George's-Fields.-
is fomewhat parallel to the E.
side of Blackfriars.road, extend
ing from Bennett's-row to Hig-
lers-lane.
Arts, Society of. See Society,
Arts, Academy of. See Royal.
Antiquarian-Society. See Royal.
Arundel-Street, Strand, — at 187, the
second on the L. about |. of a mile
from Temple-bar extending to the
Thames.
Arundel - Stairs,  the bottom of
Arundel-st, from the Strand, See
Ditto,
Ashentree-Court, White-Friars, 
at the S, end of Bouverie-st. from
62, Fleet-st. and is near the bottom
of Water-lane.
Ashby-Street, Clerkenwell, -the first
on the R. in Iflington-road from
theN. end of St. John's-st, leading
to Northampton-sq,
Ashfield-Place, Stepney,— at the N. E.

E. corner of Stepney-church-yard,
by the W.alnut-tree in Ocean-row,
Cow-lane.
Ashton-Street, Black-Wall. — at the
N. end of Roblnhood-lane, faeiiig
the East-India-dock-gatc.
Aske-Terrace, Haberdashers-Walk,
Hoxtoh,  the second on the L.
north from Haberdashers-Alms-
houses, nearly op. Gloucester-
terrace, leading towards the City-
road.
Assay-Office, Cary-Lane,  is the
first house on the R. from 20,
Gutter-lane, Cheapside.
Assembly -Row, Mile -End,  part
of the S. side of the road, com
mencing about .J- of a mile on the
R. below the turnpike, and is
nearly J. in length.
Assembly-Passage, Mile-End,  at
18, Assembly - row,- leading to
Redman's-row.
Astley's-Theatre,  Surrey end of
Westminster-bridge, See Amphi
theatre,
AsylumforFemaleOrphans.Lambeth, the S. side of Westminstcr-bridge-
road, about |. of a mile from it,
and near j. of a mile from the
Obelisk, St. George's-fields.
Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, Kent-
Road, is a little above j of a mile
on the R. below the Bricklayers-
arms.
Asylum (Naval) Harrow-Road, Pad-
dington, — —is about 4 o^ ^ mile
from the W. end of Oxford-street,
along the Edgware-road.
Asylum (Royal Military^ Chelsea,-
is situate between Lovmer Sloane-
street and the hospital, and
between Turks-row and the King's-
road.
Asylum-Brewery, Gloucester-Street,
Lambeth, — the corner of Hooper-
st. and ApoHo-buildings.
Asylum - Buildings, Westminster-
Bridge-Road, — ^is part of the S.
side of the road, commencing

near the Obelisk, and leading
towards the Asylum.
Asylum-Place, Lambeth,  at the-
middle of Mead-row, on the S. E,
side ol^ the Asylum.
¦ Asyliim-Row, Westminster-Bridge-
Road,  is a part of the S. side of
it, leading frora the Asylum on.
the R. towards the Obelisk.
Atkins. Gardens, Bethnal. Green -
Road,.  is on the N. side of
. '1 horold-sq. about i a mile on the
L, from 65, Shoreditch,
Atlas-Insurance- Company 's-Office,-
92, Cheapside, the corner of King-
street. ,,
Andion-Mart, Bartholomew-Lane,- '
the last house on the R. from thei
Royal-Exchange, and the first in,
Throgmorton-st. facing the N. E.
corner of the Bank of Eagland.
Anditor's-OfficeforPublicAccounts.- is on the E. or L. side of the sq.
in Somerset-place, from Op. 331,
Strand, there is another office at 5,^
Adam-st. Adelphi. six doors on
the L. from 73. Strand.
Audley-Square (South) — at the end
of S, Audley-st. near Curzon-st.
May-Fair, op, Tilney-street from
Park-lane.
AudIey-Street(North)Oxford-Stteet, at 263, near the W. end, or the
second on the R. from Hyde-park,
it extends to Grcssenor-squarc.
Audlej'-Street (South'- — is the coa-?.
tinuaticn of N. Audky-st. from,
Grosvenor-sq. extends to Curzon-
st. May-Fair, near Park-lane, the.
total length from Oxford-street is.
about i a mile.
St. Augustine's and St.Faith'sChurch^t
Old Change,  is behind 35, St,
Paul's church-yard, the corner of
Watling-street.
Augustus-Row. Grange-Road, Ber-
nwndsey, — is part of the N. side
ofit, a fewyards W, from the Spa,
S, parallel to the Neckinger paper
manufaftory Austin.)

Austin-Court, Austin-Street.Bethnal-
Green,-^ — is the first on the L. in
it frora Hackney-road by Shore
ditch -church
Austin- Friars, Old Broad-Street,—
at 67, under the arch, leading
to 30, Winchester-st. and Moor.
fields.
Austin-Street, Bethnal-Green,  is
the first on the R. in Hackney-road
from Shoreditch-church, it is con
tinued by Castle-st, Virginia-row,
and Bird-cage.walk to Hackney-
road,
Ave-Maria-Lane, Ludgate.Street, —
at 29, the first on the R. from St.
Paul's church-yard, it is continued
by Warwick-lane to 10, Newgate-
street,
Avery-Farm-Row. Pimlico.-extends
frora Ebury.place. Kemp's-row,
facing Ranelagh-walk to the five
fields, and is about |- of a mile
from Buckingham-gate,
Avery-Row, Grosvenor-sq,-extends
from 3,Grosvenor-st,to30,Brook-
st, the first W. from and nearly
parallel to New Bond-st,
Axe-Court, Hackney-Road,  is
about J of a mile on the L. from
Shoreditch-church, at the back of
the Axe public-house, and op, the
Green. Gate.
Axe-Inn, Aldermanbury,  at 20,
about the middle of the E. side,
and is that number of doors N, on
the R. from Cateaton-st, or from
Milk-st. Cheapside.
Aylesbury. Street, Clerkenwell,  is
op. 191, St. John-st. ahout j- of
a mile from Smithfield, leading to
Clerkenwell-green,
Ayliffe-Street, Goodman 's-Fields,—
the first S. parallel to part of
Whitechapel High-st. extending
from Somerset-st. toRed-Lion-st,
Ayliflfe-Street (Little),— the E, eon.
tinuation of AylifFe.st. leading to
Goodman's-stile and Church-lane,
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BABMAY'S-MEWS, WclL
Street, St, Jame/s.— 4s the S,
extremity of it from Eagle-street.
212, Piccadilly.
Bacchus-Walk and Gardens, Hox
ton.— is attheback of the Bacchus-
Coffee.House, about 4- of a mile,
N. from Old-street-road, between
Gloucefter-st. and Turner-sq.
Baches-Row, Hoxton,— is near the
N. side of Charles-square, and
Champion's vinegar-ground, and
is the second on the k. in Craven-
buildings from the City-road, the
opposite side the street is called
Charles-place.
Back-Alley, St. Catherine's, — is the
second on the L. in Garden-street,
from St. Catherine's-lane.
Back-Bear-Alley. See Bear.
Back -Court, Cloth-Fair, West-
Smithfield, — is the first on the L.
in it, from 60. West-Smithfield,
a few doors further on the R,
there is another court called by the
same name.
Back-Court or Yard, White-Cross-
Street, Borough,— is at the corner
of it, and of Peter-st. Mint.
Back-Hill, Leather-Lane, Holborn,-
is the N. continuation of it on the
R. leading to Ray -street and
Clerkenwell-green.
Back-Lane, St. Pancrass, — is at the
back of Church-terrace, leading
to Vernon's buildings and Battle-
bridge,
Back-Lane, Bethnal-Green. — is the
first E. parallel to the green, also
the N. continuation of Globe-lane,
leading to Blue-Anchor-Lane and
Hackney-road.
Back-Lane, St.George's in the Eafl,-
the E. continuation of the New-
road and Cable-st. also N. parallel
to RatclifFe-Highway, extending
to King-David's-lane and Sun-
Tave'rn-fields.
Back-Lane, Poplar, — is on the S.
side of the main road or street,
extending

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eitteliding from tlie Commercial-
road by the West-India-docks to
neatly op. North-street.
Back - Roll - Court. Loug - Alley,
Moorfields, — is six doors on the
L. in it from Moorfields.
Back-Street, Horsleydown,-^the E.
continuation of ToOley-street, on
the L. leading into Broad-st.
Back-Street, Poplar. — the first N.
parallel to the main-road or street.
extending from Wade's-place to
Finch-yard, is nearly op. Dolphin-
lane, and about j. of a mile E.
from the Commercial-road.
Back-VVaik, Lambeth.— the firft S.
parallel to Narrow-wall, near
Upper Ground and Broad-wall,
Chrift-church.
Bacon-Street(Great), Bethnal-Green.
the first S. parallel to Church-st.
near Shoreditch, extending; from
the middle of Club-row to 140,
Brick-lane. ,
Bacon-Street (Little), Bethnal-Green,
is N. parallel to Great Bacon-st.
~ extending from 141, Brick-lane
to Swan-street.
Badger-Court, Shoreditch,  at 43,
Ditto, near Webbrsq. and about
i of a mile on the L. from Shore
ditch-church towards Bishops
gate.
Badger -Yard, Red - Lion - Street,
Clerkenwell, — at 55, leading to
the middle of St. John's-sq. .
Eagnige or Bagnage-House, Cold-
bath- Fields. See Bagnige. Wells.
Bagnige-Place, Pentonville,  is a
few houfes on the R. ' between
Bagnige- Wells and Penton-st.
Bagnige- Wells, Coldbath-Fields, —
is about i a mile N. from Clerk
enwell-green, on the L. or W.
side of the road to Pentonville,
and near | of a mjle N. from the
House of Correftion'.
Bagnio-Court, Newgate-Street, 
at 75, the second on the R. about
eighteen doors frora Cheapside.

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Bailey's-Court. Bell- Yard, Temple-'
Bar, — is op. 17, the first on the
L. and about seventeen doors
from 205, Fleet-st.
Bailey's-Court, Cock-Hill, Shore
ditch,— ^is the first on the L. in it
from Webb-sq. towards Anchor-
st. the entrance to Webb-sq. is at
48, Shoreditch.
Bailey's-Place, Tower-Hill, — is the
S. continuation of the Minories
by the New Mint, leading from
Little Tower-Hill to Upper East-
Smithfield.
Bainbridge-Street, St. Giles's,  is
facing the E.end of Oxford-street,
extending frora the S. end of
Tottenham-court-road to Dyot-
street.
Baker's - Alley, Tooley - Street, — is
the N. parallel to that part of it
which is between 81 and 95,
extending from Green-bank ' to
Stoney-lane.
Baker's-Buildings, Old Bethlem, —
at 19, four doors on the L. from
4, Broad-st. buildings.
Baker's-Buildings, Rotherhithe, 
a few doors on the R: below the
King and Queen, under an arch
way, about i a mile E. of Rother-
hitlie-church.
Baker's-Court, Holborn,  at 149,
nearly op. Middle-row, and about
a J of a mile on the R. from
Fleet-market.
Baker's-Court, East-Street, Man
chester-square,— is the first on the
L. in it from Blandford-st. leading
into Blandford-mew^
Baker's-Court, Half-Moon-Street,
Bishopsgate,  is the fifth on
the L. froMi 170, Bishop^gate-
without, and two doors from" Rose
and Crown-alley, Moorfields.
Baker's-Court, Castle-Street, Beth
nal-Green, — is six doors on the L.
in it from the E.end of Austin-st,
the back ofShoreditch-church.
Baker's-Court, Rosemary-Lane, 

ss at 105, about the middle of the
N. side of it.
Baker's-Dock, Surrey Side of Black-
friars-Bridge,  is between the
Northumberland wharf and the
Falcon wharf, on the E. side of
the bridge.
Baker's - Hall, Harp - Lane, Great
Tower-Street, at 16, about six
doors on the R. from 77, Lower
Thames-Street.
Baker 's-Lane,NeatHouses,Chelsea,-
is between Turpentine -lane and
Willow-walk, leading from the
public-house, called the Monster,
to the Thames.
Baker's-Mews, Baker-Street, Port
man-Square, — is five doors on the
R. from the N. E, corner of the
square. -
Baker's-Row, Whitechapel-Road, —
at 94, op. Cannon-st. New-road,
leading to Mik-End New-town
and Spitalfields.
Baker's-Row, Walworth,  is part
of the N. side of the main st. or
road, abont ^ of a mile on the L.
from the Elephant and Castle,
•extending from Prospeft - row to
Albion-place.
Bakcr's-Row, Coppice-Row, Clerk
enwell. — is the second coach turn
ing in it on the L. from the Seflions-
house towards Pentonville, extend
ing from the N. side the Work
house 'to Warner-st.
Baker-Street, Portman-Square, — the
N. continuation of Orchard-street,
from 197, Oxfbrd-st. extending
from the N.E. corner of Portman-
sq. to York-pl. and leading to the
New-road, total distance from
Oxford-st. about { a mile.
Baker-Street (Upper) Mary-le-Bone,-
is the N. continuation of York-
place and Baker-st. extending from
David-st. to the Nev/-road, about
ten houses.
Baker -Street North, New- Road,
Mary-le-Bone,-is opposite Upper

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Baker-st. by the turnpike, leading
from the New-road to Park-place
and the fields
Baldwin's-Court, Cloak-Lane,  at
18, the second on the L. from 67,
Queen-street, Cheapside.
Baldwin's -Gardens, Leather- Lane,
Holborn,- at 77. leading to 32,
Gray's-inn-hne, about.5of a mile
in length.
Baldwin's-Place.Baldwin's-Gardens, at 48, about the middle of the N,
side, leading into Tash-street and
Gray's-inn-lane.
Baldwin's-Street, Old-Street, St.
Luke's,— at 104, a few doors W,
of the church, leading to 14,
Mitchell-street.
Ball-Alley, Sherbourn-Lane, — at 5,
nearly op. the Post-cffice-yard, it
is a dark passage leading into St.
Swithin's-lane.
Ball-Alley, Long-Alley. Moorfields,
thecontinuation of Rose ScCrown-
court from the N. E. comer of
Moorfields, leading into Long-
alley, op. Calender-yard.
Ball-Alley, or Bell-Court. Wheeler-
Street, Spitalfields,  at 43, cp.
Webb-sq. leading into Farthing-
street.
Ball- Alley, Lombard-Street,— at 60,
nine doors on the R. from Grace-
church-street, leading into George-
yard.
Ball-Court or Yard, Golden-Lane,
St. Luke's,— is about the middle
of the W. side, is continued by
Great Arthur-st. and New-st, to
10, Goswell-street,
Ball-Court, Giltspur-Street, West-
Sraithfield, — at 15. the second on
the R. from Newgate-st. towards
Smithfield.
Ball - Court, Sampson's - Gardens,
Wapping,  at the E. end of
Redmaid's-lane, on the W.side of
the London-docks.
Ball-Court, Comhill,— at 38, three
doors E. from Birchin-lane, Ball-

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Ball-Court, Jury-Street, Aldgate, —
at 15, near Crutched-friars, also
a few doors S. of George-st. from
142. in the Minories.
Ball - Court, White - Horse - Street,
RatclifFe,— at 3, the first on the
L, from Butcher-row, towards
the Commercial-road.
Ball-Court. St. Catherine's-Lane, —
the second on the R. and a few
doors frora 60, Upper Eaft-Smith-
field.
Banbury-Court, Long- Acre,  at
26, op. Mercer- street, twenty-six
doors on the R. from St. Martin's-
lane. leading into. Hart.st. Covent-
garden.
Bangor-Court. Shoe-Lane, — at 63,
the back of St. Andrew's-church,
Holborn-hill,
Bangor-Court, High -Street, Bo
rough, — at the end of New-court,
from 155, bySt. George's-church.
Bank-Buildings, — is facing the S.
front of the Bank of England,
extending from Mansion-house-
street to Bank. street.
Bank- Court, Blue. Anchor- Alley,
St, Luke's, — is about an equal
distance on the S. side from 109,
Bunhill-row, and 99, Whitecross-
street.
Bank-End, Southwark, — the E, end
of Bankside. See Ditto.
Bankruptcy Information-Office,-35,
Aldermanbury, about six doors
on the L. from London-wall,
Bankside, Southwark,- — the W, con
tinuation of the Clink, by the side
bf the Thames, extending from
Park-st. to Willow-st. by which
it is continued to Holland-street,
Blackfriars-bridge.
Bank-Street, Comhill, — is opposite
14, leading to the S. entrance of
the Bank of England, the Sun
Fire-office forming one side of it.
Banner-Stret, St. Luke's, — the first
S. parallel to Old-street, extending
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80, Bunhilkrow, it is continued
by Featherstone - street to the
City- road.
Banner-Square, St, Luke's, — is part
of Banner-street, about the mid
dle of it on both sides,
Baptist-Head CofFee-House, — Foun-
tain-court, Aldermanbury, two
doors from Cateaton-st, on the R.
Baptist- Head Cof^e- House, Chan
cery-Lane. — 77. the raiddle of the
W. side near Chichefter-rents,
Baptist- Head- Court, Whitecross-
Street, Cripplegate, — at 50, op.
Bowling-alley, the fourth on the
R. in it frora Fore-st,
Barber's - Buildings. Bell - Alley,
Golden-Lane, Cripplegate, — the
second on the R. in it from
Golden-lane.
Barber's. Hal I, Monk well-Street.—
is facing Fell-st, from 70. Wood^
street, Cheapside,
Barbican, — extends frora 77, Alders
gate-street, op. Long-lane, to Red-
cross-street, and Golden-lane, it
is continued E. by Beech-street,
and Chiswell-st. to Finsbury-sq,
Barbican-Court, Barbican,— at 68,
two doors on the L, frora Alders.
gate-street.
Barge-House-Alley, Upper^Ground
Christ- Church, Surrey, — is op.
Broad-wall, and about j of a raile
on the R, West from Blackfriars-
bridge, leading to Old-Barge.
staiifs.
Barge (Old) Stairs, — the termination
of the last described.
Barge- Yard, Bucklersbury,— at 20,
six doors on the L, frora the
Mansion-house.
Barking-Church- Yard, Seething-
Lane, Tower-Stteet.— at 26. lea
ding into Great Tower-hill, or
Trinity-square,
Barley-Court. Smart's-Buildlngs, St,
, Giles's, — is the second on the L.
from 183, High Holborn, by
CoaLyard. D Barley-

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Barley -Mow -Court, High-Street,
Whitechapel, — at 39, nine doors
E. on the R. from Red-Lion.st.
Barley-Mow- Passage. Cloth-Fair. —
is the first on the L. from 60,
West - Smithfield, leading into
Long-lane.
Barlow-Mews, Bruton-Street. Berke
ley-Square, — at 4, the first on the
L. from 146, New- Bond-st.
Barlow -Street, Mary-Le-Bone,— is
the first W, parallel to that part
of High.^s{reet which is between
83, and 98. extending from Little
Barlow-st; to 15, Paradise-st,
Barlow-Street (Little), Mary-Le-
Bone, — at 98, High-st, extending
to North.st. and is the first N.
parallel to South.st. Manchester-
square,
Barnard's-Inn, Holborn, — at 23, S.
side, leading to 85, Fetter-lane.
Barnes- Alley, Booth-Street, Spital
fields, — at 14, the first on the R,
from 50. Brick-lane.
Barnes or Barns-Buildings, Castle-
lane, Whitechapel, is the first on
the L, from 124. Whitechapel,
, leading into'-Tuson's-buildings and
Wentworth-street,
Barns-Court, Gravel-Lane, Hounds-
ditch, — is at the end of Fire-Ball-
court, from 131, Houndsditch.
Barnes. Place, Mile-End-Road, 
is part df the S. side ofit. adjoin
ing the E. side the turnpike, ex
tending from Epping-place to
Harlow-place.
Barnes- Place, Walworth-Common.-
is situate on the L. from the S.
corner of Surrey- square, opposite
Westmorland, row by Providence-
street,
Barne - Place, Lambeth - Lower -
, Marsh,  is on the N. side, at
nearly equal distances from Black
friars - road and Westminster -
bridge-road, it extends from Pear.
Tree-row to James-street,
Barnes - Terrace, Lambeth - Lower-

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Marsh,— is the N. parallel to part
of James-street, the entrance Is,
through a small passage by the
Pin- Workers arms publichouse.
Baron or Barron- Street, Penton
ville,— is about I of a mile W.
from the Angel at Islington, and
the first on the R. from it towards
Sommers - town, it leads into
White- Lion-street.
Baron's - Buildings, St. Gcorge's,-
Fields,— is the third on the L. ih
Webber-street from Blackfriars-
road by the Magdalen- Hospital,
leading into To'wer-stieet and
Westminster-bridge-road.
Baron's-Place, Blackfriars-Road,—
the second on the L. in Webber-
street, from the Magdalen-Hospi
tal, towards Lambeth-marsh.
Baron's - Place (Little), Baron's-
Buildings, St. George's-Fields, —
at 40, the first on the R. from
Webber-street.
Barracks, Knightsbridge, — is abont
.|. of a mile on "the L, from
Hyde-park turnpike down a gatc-
¦way, by the Grenadier public-
house.
Barracks, Knightsbridge, for Caval
ry, — the large building beyond
the Brompton-road, about ^ a
mile on the R, from Hyde-park
corner.
Barracks, Pimlico, — op. 8, Queen's-
row, behind Buckingham-house,
and about -^ of a mile from it.
Barracks, St. James's-Park, — on the
S. E. side of Buckingham-gate,
near the Queen's-palace.
Barrack-Office, "New-Street, Spring-
Garden, — at 20, a few yards on
the L. from 52, Charing-cross,
towards St. James's-park.
Barrets-Court. Cavendish-Square,—
is the continuation of Jees-court,
from 163, Oxford-street, is near
a mile on the R. from St. Giles's
and extends from 2. Henrietta-
street, to 27, Wigmore-stieet. Barrets-

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Barrets-Rents, White's- Yard, Rose
mary-Lane, — the third on the L,
from 58i Rosemary-lane,' towards
Upper East-Smithfield,
St. Bartholomew the Less Church, —
at the back or44, West-Smithfield.
a few yards on the L'. in the en
trance to the Hospital.
Bartholomew the Great Church.Bar-
tholoraew - Close. West-Smiih -
field, nine doors on the R. in
Cloth-fair from 60, West-Smith
field.
St. Bartholomew-Church, Bartho
lomew-Lane. — on the E. side of
the Bank of England, and N. side
ofthe Royal-Exchange.
Bartholomew -Close, West-Smith
field, — the fourth on the R. in
LittlcBritain from 175, Alders
gate-street, where the numbers
begin and end, viz. 1 and 94,
there is another entrance at 56,
on the E. side of Smithfield.
Bartholomew-Close (Little), is part
of the N. end of the last, near
Long-lane.
Bartholomew-Court, Throgmorton-
Street, — is two doors on the R.
from Bartholomew-lane, on the
E. side ofthe Bank,
St. Bartholomew's-Hospital,^Gilt-
spur-street, thfe entrance of West-
Smithfield, a few yards on the R.
from Newgate-street and the Old-
Bailey, it extends 19 Little-Britain,
where there is another entrance.
Bartholomew-Lane, the E. side of
the Bank of England, extending
frora the Royal - Exchange to
Throgmorton-street.
Bartholomew-Place, Bartholomew-
Close, — at 38, near New-st.
Bartlet's-Buildings, Holborn-Hill, —
at 50, op. Hatton-garden, leading
to 60, Fetter-lane.
Bartlet's - Buildings, Richrhond -
Street, St. Luke's,— the first on
the R. a few doors from Pest-
house-row, by St, Luke's-hospital.

Bartlet's-Court, Holborn-Hill,- at
63. nearly op. Hatton-Garden.
Bartlet's-Gardens, John-Street, Cur
tain-Road, — the first on the E,
from the W. end of William-st.
entering by 136, Shoreditch.
Bartlet's-Passage. Fetter-Lane, — at
60, leading to 10, Bartlet's-build-
ings, and Holborn-Hill.
Barton-Court. Hoxton, — is about
j. of a mile from Old-street-road
on the R. in Hoxton-High-street
or road, near the Hare Pub. house.
Barton-Street, Westminster,  the
second on the L. in College-street,
frora 18, Abingdon-Street. near
the Abbey, leading into Cowley-
street and Wood-street.
Basing-House, Kingsland-Road,—
op. Union-st. about .^ of a raile on
the L. from Shoreditch-church.
Basing-Lane, Bread-Street,^-at 40,
the second on the L. frora 47,
Cheapside, leading to 16, Bow-
lane.
Basing- Place, Kingsland-Road, —
is the first on the left, N. from
Union-street, by the Turnpike,
about ^ of a raile frora Shoreditch-
church.
Basinghall-Street, CateatOn.Street,-
at 29, where the numbers begin
and end, viz.' 1 and 87, extending
to London- v/all.
Basinghall-Street (New),  is the
N. continuation of Basinghall-
street. from London-Wall, to 34,
Fore-street, Crippljegate.
Bafket - Alley, Golden - Lane. St,
Luke's, — the first on the L. a few
doors from Old-street. — is con
tinued by White's-yard, to 155,
Whitecross-street.
Batchelor-Plaee. Pentonville, — is on
the N. side of the road, between
the Turnpikes, extending from
Pleasant - place to Maiden - lane.
Battle-bridge.
Batchelor-Plaee, Borough-Road. St,
George's -Fields,-^forms part of
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the S. side of it. and is the first
row ontheL.fromtheKing's-bench
towards the Obelisk.
Bateman's-Buildings, Soho.Square.-
at 27, on the S. side leading into
Queen - street, and is between
Frith-street and Greek-street.
Bateman's-Buildings, Blue-Anchor-
Alley, Bunhill-Row, — is the first
on theR. from 108, Bunhill-row,
towards 98, White-Gross-st.
Bateman's - Row, Shoreditch,  at
159. Ijeadingto the Curtain-road,
about the middle of the E. side.
Bate's-Row, Lisson-Green. near
Paddington, — a few small houses
by the side of the nursery, forming
the N. parallel to Mitcham-street,
and about |. of a mile distant
from it.
Bath-Buildings, Kingsland-Road, —
is at the extremity of Bath-gardens,
from Kingsland-road on the R.
leading to the Hare- walk, Hoxton.
Bath - Court, Cold - Bath - Square,
Cold-Bath-Fields,— at 10, on the
S. E. side of the square, near the
House of Correction, leading into
Great Warner-street.
Bath-Gardens, Kingsland-Road, 
the entrance is by a narrow pas
sage leading from Reputation-row,
cp. Ironmongers Alms - houses,
about Y of a mile on the L. from
Shoreditch-church.
Bath-Place, Brook-Street, Lambeth ,-
is part of the E. side of it, at the
end next West-square.
Bath-Place, Fitzroy-Square, — —is a
part of the N. side of the New-
road, extending from Hampstead-
road to Quickset-row.
Bath - Place, London - Road, St.
George's-Fields, — is the second
on the L. frora the Obelifk toward
the Elephant and Castle,
Bath-Row, Cold-Bath-Fields,  at
6, Cold-Bath-Square, leading into
Baker's -row, by Clerkenwell -
workhouse.

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Bath.Street ^Great), Cold-Bath-
Fields,  is the N. continuation
of Eyre-street and Leather-lane,
Holborn, extending from Great
Warner-street to Coppice-row,
by Clerkenwell-workhouse.
Bath-Street (Little), Cold- Bath-
Fields,— is the end of Great Bath-
Street, which connefts it with
Eyre-street.
Bath -Street, Hackney-Road,  is
about i a mile on the R. frora
Shoreditch-church, and the first
N. from Alport's nursery.
Bath-Street, St. Luke's,— is the N.
continuarion of Pesthouse-row,
from 66, Old-st. by the Hospital,
leading towards the City-road.
Bath-Terrace, St. George's in the
East, — is part of the N. side of
the New-road cr Back-lane, near
Cannon -street -turnpike, at the
corner of Anthony-street.
Battle-Bridge, St. Pancrass, — at the
N.'end of Gray's-inn-lane, near
a mile frora Holborn. and W. end
of Pentonville, near J of a mile
frora the Angel. Islington.
Battle-Bridge, Mill-Lane, Tooley-
Street, — is the end ofit, next the
Thames, about -5.% of a roile from
55, Tooley-street.
Battle- Bridge-Stairs, Mill - Lane.
Tooley-Street. about 5 of a mile
below London - Bridge, See the
last.
Batty's-Court, Batty's-Street, Com
mercial-road,  is a part of
Queen's-Court, leading into King-
street,
Batty's - Gardens, Comraercial -
Road, — is the first on the L, in
Church-lane, Whitechapel, from
the Commercial - road, toward
Vi'ellclose-sq. leading to Berner-st.
Batty's-Street. Com mercial- Road, -
the second on the right, E. from
Church - lane, and is betv/cen
King-street and Berner-street, op.
Greenfield-street. Bayles-

B

B

Eayles-Court, Strand, — at 411, op.
Adam -Street, Adelphi, leading
to 18, Maiden -lane, Covent-
garden.
Bayles-Court, Cable-Street, Good-
man's-Fields, — at 69, three doors
W. of Church-lane, nearly op.
Wellclose-square.
Bay leys-Ways, Rotherhithe, or Ber
mondsey- Wall, is a few yards on
theleft, E.from St.Saviour's-dock.
near a mile E. from London-
bridge.
Baynes- Court. Cold- Bath -Square,
Cold-Bath-Fields, — at 4, on the
S. W. side leading into 15. Great
Warner- street.
BayiiesTRow, Cold-Bath-Fields, 
is on the S. E. side of the House
of Correffion, about | of a mile
N. from Clerkenwell-green, on
the L. extending from Coppice-
row to Great Warner-street.
Baynes-Row (Little), Cold- Bath-
Fields, — is behind numbers 1 to
4, the S, W. side of Cold-Bath-
square, extending from Baynes-
, court to Bath-court.
Beak -Street, Swallow- Street,  at
44, about the middle of the E.
side, it is continued by Silver^
street. Golden-square, to Little
Windmill-street.
Beals- Wharf, Battle-Bridge, Tooley-
Street, — about g- of a mile below
London - bridge. See Battle -
' Bridge.
Bean-Street, Higlers-Lane, or Street,
St. Georges's-Fields, — is the 5th
on the R. from Blackfriars-road,
and the third on the L. from Gt.
Suffolk. St. in the op. direftion.
Bear-Alley, Fleet-Market, at 27,
about the middle of the E. side,
leading to Sea-Coal-lane. Snow-
' hill.
Bear-Alley (BackDitto). — is the first
on the R;in Bear-aliey, and a few
doors from 27, Fleet-market.
Bear- Court, Bear -Lane, Christ-

Church, Surrey,  is about the
middle of the E. side of it, op,
Union-place.
Bear.Court, Knightsbridge,  Sec
Nag's-Head-court,
Bear-Gardens, Bankside, South
wark, — is about I of a mile W,
from London-bridge, leading into
Maid - lane, the first E. from
Thames-street.
Bear-Gardens-Stairs, Bankside,— at
Bear-Gardens. See the last article.
Bear-Inn, Basinghall-Street, — at 31,
op. the church, about twenty doors
on the L. from London-wall.
Bear-Lane, Christ-Church, Surrey,—
the second E. parallel to part of
Blackfriars-road, extending from
George-street to near Church-.
street, also the continuation of -
Green-walk, from Holland-street,
by the bridge.
Bear-Quay (New), Lower-Thames-
Street, — opposite 76. about ^ of a
mile, E. from London-bridge.
Bear-Quay (Old). Lower Thames-
Street, — is the next on the E. side
to New ditto.
Bear and Ragged-StafF-Court, White-
cross. Street, St. (Luke's. — at 176,
about i of a mile N. on the L.
from Chiswell-street.
Bear and Ragged-Staff-Mews, Cur-
zon-Street, May-Fair,  is the
firs-'tE. parallel to a part of it, viz.
from numbers 22 to 35. on the
W. side the Chapel.
Bear-Street, Leicester-Square.- — at
18, the N. E. comer, leading into
Castle-street.
Bear- Yard, Lincoln's- Inn-Fields, -at
the S. W. corner leading to 35,
Vere-street, and to Clare-market.
Bear- Yard, High-Street, Lambeth,-
the 5th on the R. from the church,
' leading into Fore-street.
Bear- Yard, Long-Walk, Bermond
sey, — is about three doors on the
L. in it from Bermoridsey-sq.
towards Rotherhithe. Bearbinder-

B
' Bearbinder-Lane, Mansion-House,-
ia on the E, side of it, leading to
4, St. Swithin's-lane,
Beardham's .- R,ooms, Hoxton .
Town, — about -j- of a mile on the
R. north from Old-street-road.
Beast-Lane, Stepney. See Bull-lane.
Beauqhamp-Street, Brooks-Market,-
forms the S. side of it, and is the
second N. parallel to part of Hol
born, extending from 90, Leather-
lane, to Brooks-st.
Jeaufort-Buildings, Strand, — at 95,
nearly opposite Souihampton-st,
Covent-garden.
Beaufort - Wharf, Strand,— at the
, bottom of Cecil-street, between
. Salisbury and Brownings-wharfs,
Beaumonts-Buildings, Blue- Anchor-
Yard, Rosemary-Lane, — the third
on theL. from 48, Rosemary-lane,
Beaumonts Buildings, Cannon -
Street New-Road, — is part of the
E.side ofit. commencing at Lower
Chapman-street, and extending
towards the Comraercial-road.
Beau mont- Mews, Wey mouth-Street,
Mary-le-bone, — at 22, W. end of
it, op. Little Mary-le-bone-street,
a few yards from High-street.
Beaumont- Row, Tottenham Court-
Road, — is the E. parallel to a
part of Tt, extending from Totten
ham-place to the New-road near
the turnpike.
Beaumont-Street, Mary-Le-Bone, —
coramences at 16, Weymouth-st.
and leads to High-street, near
the New-road, the easiest way to
it, frora Oxford-street, is by con
tinuing N. from Vere-street, 151,
Oxford-street,
Beavton's-Repository, Silver-Street,
Golden- Square, at 24, opposite
John-street.
Bcckford - Row, Charles - Street,
Bethnal-Green-Road, — is the first
on the R, from the road, nearly
op. Wilmot-square, and about i
of a mile fro.m 65, Shoreditch.

Beckford-Row, Walworth, is part
of the S, W. side of the High-st.
or road, near | of a mile on
the L. frora the Elephant and
Castle, extending frora East-lane,
towards King's-row.
Beckford-row, Kennington-Com-
nion,- is on the W. side nearly
opposite the Greyhound on the
Clapbam-road.
Beck's-Rents, Rosemary-Lane,— at
19, the third on the R. from die
Minories and Tower-hill,
Bedford- Arms. Bedford-Square. — .
is in Charlotte-street, by the S. E,
corner of the square, here is kept
an alphabetic list of the names of
all the Inhabitants in the square.
Bedford'- Bury, St. Martin's -Lane,
Charing-Cross,  is the first £.
parallel to a part ofit, extending
fVom 53, Chandos-street, to 10,
New-street, Covent-garden,
Bedford-Court, Bedford-Street, Co
vent-Garden,  at 16, opposite
Henrietta-street, and leading to
63, Chandos-st.
Bedford-Court, Angel-Court,Strand,
the first on the R. from 335,
Strand, nearly op, Somerset-house,
Bedford-Court. New North-Street,
Red-Lion-Square,  at 28, nine
doors on the L. from 56,Theobalds-
road.
Bedford-Court, Russell-Street, Ro
therhithe, — the first on the L. from
Greenland-dock, op. Randall and
Brent's dock-yard.
Bedford-Head-Yard, Upper King-
Street, Bloomfbury. — at 5, (the
second on the R. from 120, High
Holborn.
Bedford-Passage, Charlotte-Street,
Rathbone-flace, — at 56, facing
North-st. atthe back of Whitfield's'
chapel, Tottenhara-court-road.
Bedford- Place, Bloomfbury-Square,-'
extends frora the middle of the N.
side, to 51. Russell-sq.
Bedford - Place (Upper), Russell- Square,

B
Square,  extends from 16, to
Taviftock-sq, and is op. the last.
Bedford-Place, Rotherhithe,— Is on
the E. side of the lower road to
Deptford, commencing near the
E. end of Paradise-row.
Bedford-Row, — is the N. continua
tion of Brownlow-street, from 50,
High Holborn, bearing a little to
the L. also the first E. parallel to
part of Red-Lion.st. extending
fromBedfOrd-st.totheKing's-road.
Bedford- Square, — is in the parifh of
St. Giles, except part of the E.
side, which is in Bloomfbury, it is
about I of a raile W. frora the N.
corner of Bloomfbury-sq. and near
the E, end of Oxford-st, commu
nicating with Tottenham-court-
road by Tavistock- street, and
Bedford-street,
Bedford- Street, Tottenham -Court-
Road, — at 30, near Oxford-st,
leading intoBedford-sq. ,
Bedford-Street, Strand,  at 423,
leading to King-st, on the W, side
of Covent-Garden,
Bedford - Street, Red- Lion - Street,
Holborn, — is the first on the R.
from 71, High Holborn, extend
ing to Bedford-row.
Bedford-Street, Leather-Lane, Hol
born, — is the N. continuation of
It, bearing to the L. and leading
to Vine-street.
Bedford-Street, Lock's-Fields, Wal
worth,— is the second st. parallel
to Richmond -place, Eaft-lane,-
extendiug from Caraden-street to
.Nelson's-place by Salisbury-pl.
Eedlem. See Bethlem.
Bee-Hive-Court, Little St, Thomas-
Apostle, — at 15, five doors frora
68, Queen-st. Cheapside.
Beech-Street, Barbican,  is. the E,
continuation ofit from 77, Alders-
gate-st, and the W, continuation-
of Chiswell-st, from Finsbury-sq,
at the N, end of Redcross.street
from Wood-st. Cheapside.

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Becch-Lane.Beech-^tre^t.Barbican,- is about the middle of the S. side
leading into Whitecross-street. at
No. 3.
Beer.Lane, Great Tower-Street, 
at 37, the first on the L. from
Tower-hill, op. Seething -lane,
leading to 53, Lower Thames-st,
op. the Cuftom-hou.se.
Belgrave-Buildings, Pimlico,— is at
the back of 6, Lower Belgrave-
place. See Ditto.
Belgrave - House, Millbank - Row,
Westminster.  the last house on
the R. towards Chelsea,
Belgrave - Place, East. Lane, Wal
worth,— the first N. parallel to
Little Richmond-place and near
to it, is nearly op, Camden- st.
and the chapel. East-lane.
Belgrave-Place (Lower). Pimlico, — .
is part of the W. side of the high
street or road, which leads from
Buckingham - gate- to Chelsea,
about .J of a mile on the R, frora
Buckingham -gate,
Belgrave-Place (Upper), Pimlico, 
the S. continuation of the last
towards Chelsea. See Ditto.
Belgrave-Terrace, Pimlico. — the S.
continuation of the last towards
Chelsea, but terminating at the
Bridge-row near Ranelagh-walk.
Bell.Alley, GoswelkStrefet,— at 13,
leading into Turk's-head-court,
Golden-lane, Barbican.
Bell-Alley, Golden-lane, Cripple-
gate,  is the fifth on the L. from
Barbican, leading into Vine-yard.
Bell-Alley( Great). Coleman-Street,-
at 56. the fourth on the R. frora
Lothbury, leading to Little Bell-
Alley.
Bell-Alley (Little), London- Wall,—
commences at Leathersellers-build-
ings, op. Bethlem-hospital, extend
ing to Great Bell- alley, and lead
ing to the Bank by 'Tokenhouse-
yard, and by Angel-court to
Throgmorton-st, " Bell's-

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Bell's- Buildings, Salisbury- Square,
Fleet-Street, — 7— is about twelve
doors on the L. from 82, Fleet-
street.
BelkCourt or Yard, Hay-Market,—
at 70, about six doors from the
Opera-house, leading to Market.
lane.
Bell-Court, Gray's-Inn-Lane,  at
22, the third on the R. from
Holborn, leading to Brook's-
market.
Bell-Court, Golden-Lane,  is the
first on the R. in Wooden-World-
court.fromBell-alley, Golden-lane.
Bell-Court, Grub-Street, Cripple
gate,  is near the N. end of it,
the first on the R. from the ohapel
towards Chiswell-st.
Bell-Court, Foster-Lane, Cheap-
tide, — at 20. op. Maiden. Lane,
Wood. street.
Bell -Court. Great Knight-Rider-
Street. Doftors-Commons, — is the
first on the L. in Bell-yard, from
behind Great Carter-lane.
Bell-Court, Walbrook,  is about
three doors on the R. in it from
the Mansion-house.
Bell-Court, Long- Alley, Moorfields,-
is about five doors S. on the R.
fromCrown-st.towsrdsMoorfields.
Bell-Court, Wheeler-Street, Spital
fields, — at 43, op. Webb-sq. frora
47, Shoreditch, leading into
Farthing-street.
Bell - Court, St. Catherine's - lane,
Towcr-Hill,— is the first on the
L.and a few doors from 50, Upper
East-Soiithfield.
Bell-Court. Fenchurch-Strcct,  at
163, the second on the L. and
twelve doors from Gracechurch-st.
Eell-Court, Mincing-Lane, — at 26,
rcven doors on the R, from 82,
Great Tower-street.
Bell-Court, Bermondsey-Street, — at
108, the fourth dn the R. frora
the church, towards Toolcy-st,
Bell-Court,Star-Corner,Bermondsey,

B
i? a few yards S. of the churtJi-
yard, nearly op. Long-lane, lead
ing to Bermondsey-sq.
Bell-lnn, Hay-Market,— at 70, six
doors N.of the Opera-house,
Bell-Inn (Old), Holborn,— at 123.
nearly op. Fetter-lane, about i. of
a mile on the R. from Fleet-market.
Bell and Crown, Holborn,— at 138,
next E. to Furnival's-Inn, about |
of a mile on the R. from Fleet-
market.
Bell-lnn, West-Smithfield,- at 70,
the N. E. corner, between Long-
lane and St. John-st,
Bell-lnn, Warwick-Lane, — is about
eight doors on the L. from 10,
Newgate-street, N, W. corner of
^ Newgate-market.
Bell-Inn. Friday. .Street, — -at 13. a
few doors on the R. from 36,
Cheapside. '-
Bell-Inn, Bell- Yard, Gracechurch-
Street, — a few doors on the R. in
it, from 12, Gracechurch-st.
Bell-Inn, 'Kent-Street. Borough.-is
near the E. endof it.aboutjamile
on the R.from St.George's-church.
Bell-Inn, \^'ood-Street, Cheapside,-at
86, about i of a mile on the L,
frora l'-22, Cheapside, three doors
S. from Silver-st.
Bell-Lane, Spitalfields, — the first E,
parallel to Petticoat-lane, extend
ing from Wentworth-st, to Raven-
row.
Bell's-Messenger News-Paper-Office,
Southampton Street. Covent-
Garden. at 39. the first house on
the L. from 388. Strand.
Bell- Place, Limehouse. See Five.
Bell - Place, Prince's - Row, Mile-
End New-Town, — is the first on
the L. from Baker's-row, enter
ing at 94, Whitechapel-road.
Bell's-Rcnts, Snow's- Fields, Borough,
the first on the L. in Tattle-court,
from 247, Bermondsey-st.
Bell-Savage, Ludgate- Hill,-at37, the '
first on the L. from Fleet-martet. Bell-

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Bell-Square, St,Martin'o-le-Grand,-
at 54, the fourth on, the R. from
Newgate-st. leading to 20, Foster-
lane, Cheapside,
Bell-Square, Brokers-Row, Moor
fields, — at 6, on the E. side cf
Moorfieli^s.
Bell-Street, Paddington, — is between
Li.^son-.place and Chapel-st. ex
tending from Lisson-green to the
Edgware-rOad,
Bell-Wharf- Passage, Upper-Thames-
Slrcet, — is op. 177, near Dowgate-
. hill.
Bell- Wharf, Upper-Tharaes-Street,-
op. 177, between Joiners-hall-
buildings and Queen-st. 4 ofa mile
W. frora London-bridge.
Bell-Wharf, Rotherhithe, or Ber-
mondsey-Wall,  a few doors
below East-lane-stairs, about a
raile E. frora London-brrdge.
Bell -Wharf-Stairs, Ratclifle,  by
Bell- wharf, the E .end of Shadwell.
High-street, and W. end of Cock-
hill.
Bell- Yard, Fleet-Street,  at 204,
by Temple-bar, leading to Carey-
street.
Bell- Yard, Hay-market, See Eell-
Court,
Bell- Yard, Drury-Lane,  at 178,
op.- Short's-gardens near f-folborn.
Bell- Yard. Mount-Street. Grosvenor-
square,  at 58^ W. emi, about
half a dozen doors from Park.st,
leading into Reeves-mews. •
Bell - Yard, Great Carter - Lane,
Doftors - Comraons,  at 10,
leading to 15, Great Knight-rider-
street,
Bell- Yard, Gracechurch-street,— -at
12, ' the third on the R, from
Comhill, leading to Castle-court.
and 24, Birchin-lane,
Belk Yard, Fish-Street-Hill,— at 13,
op. the Monument, near London-
bridge.
Belmont-Place, Vauxhall,— is a row
on the R, hand side of the road.

B
about i of a mile S; from the
Turnpike, ne.iriy op. the 3 mile
stone frora Comhill.
Belmont - Row, Belmont - Place,
Vauxhall, — the first on the right,
S. from the Turnpike, leading
towards Nine-elras and Battersea-
fields.
Belton-Street (New), — is theN. con
tinuation of Old ditto, leading
through Bow-yard to 37, Broad-st.
St. Giles's.
Belton-Street (Old), Long- Acre, — is
the N. continuation of Hanover-st.
frora 96, Long-Acre, extending
from Castle-street, to New Belton
street.
Belvedere - Brewery, Vine - Stre^,
Lambeth, — is facing the end of it
from Narrow-wall,
Belvedere - Buildings. Belvedere -
Place, St. George's-Fields, — at45,
nearly op. the King's - bench,
leading to King-street,
Belvedere-»House, Pentonville,  at
the corner of Penton-st, op. the
New-river-reservoir.
Belvedere-House, Borough;Road,—
the first house in Belvedere-place,
from the Borough-road.
Belvedere-Place.St.George's-Fields,- on theW.sideof the King's-bench,
extending from the Borough-road
to Great SufFolk-st
a mjle in length.
Belvedere- Row, Belvedere-Place, St.
George's-Fields, — is at theN. end
by Great-SufFolk-st. is continued
byHiglers-lane.or street, to Black
friars-road.
Belvedere -Row. Pedlars- Acre, or
Narrow -Wall, Lambeth,  is
part of the E. or land-side of it
near y of a mile on the right from
Westminster-bridge, by College-
street, and Coad's artificial-stone-
raanufaftory.
Berabers- Rents, Golden-Lane, St.
Luke's,  the second on the R.
a few doors from Old-st. is con-
E tinued

is about y of

B
tinned by. French-alley to 21,
Goswell-street.
Benchers- Folly, King's- Bench- Walk,
St. George's-Fields, — is a partof
the E. side qf it, a few doors on
the R. from Higjers-lane.
Bencroft's- Aims-Houses, Mile-End-
Road,  is about 1 ^ mile on the
L.from Aldgate-pump.
Eencroft's.Place, Mile- End- Road, —
is op. the Alrtis-houses, ditto,,lead-
ing towards Stepney. See the last
described.
Eenjamin-Street. Clerkenwell, ^— the
first on the R. in Turnmill-street,
from Cow-cross, West-Smithfield,
is continued by George-court, to
> St, John's-lane.
Bennet's-Alms-Houses,St.Peter's-Hill, Upper Thames-st. — is a few doors
on the the L. from 216, Thames-
street.
St. Sennet's, Gracechurch, — the cor
ner of Fenchurch-st. and Grace
church-st. nearly op. Lombard-
street.
St. Bennet's-Church, Upper Thames-
Street. — by 217, the corner of St.
Bennet'.s-hill.
St. Benedict, or St. Bennet-Fink-
Church, 'Threadiieedle-Street, 
about two or three doors E. from
the north side of the Royal-
Exchange.
Bennet's-Buildiiigs, Lower Kenning-
ton-Lane,  the second on the R.
and about \- of a mile from New
ington on the W. side of Ebenezer-
place.
Bennet's-Court, Drury-Lane,  at
111. See Granby-buildings.
Bennet's-Caurt,George-Street„Beth- nal^Grecn, — is two doors" S. from
Spicer-st. Brick-lane.
Bennet's-Court, White-Street, Bo.
rough,— at 41, the first on the R.
from St.Gco'rge's-Churchjtowards
Long-lane.
St. Bennet's-Hill, Upper Thames-
Street,— at 217, the second on the

B
L. from Earl-st. leading into-
Godliman-st. and 15, St. Paul's-
church-yard.
Bennet's - Place, Bethnal - Green-
Road,  the first E. parallel to
Pollard's-row,N.endofPollard-st.
about I of a mile on the L. frora
65, Shoreditch.
Bennet's-Row,St.George's-Fields, —
is on the E. side of Blackfriars-
road, the second on the L. from
Surrey-ehapeljtowardstheObellsk,
leadiag into Gravel-lane, about
i of a mile in length.
Bennet-Street, St. James's-Street, — .
at 54, the first on the R. from 163,
Piccadilly, leading into Arlington-
street.
Bennet - Street, Charlotte - Street,
Rathbone-Place,  at 87, thefirst
on the L. from Windmill-street,
Tottenhara-court-road,- leading
into Upper Rathbone-place.
Eennet-Street,. Christ-Church,  the
first W. parallel to part of Black
friars-road, extending from Upper-
ground, by the Bridge^ to Christ-
church-yard.
Bennet's-Yard, Tnfton^Street, West
minster, — at 41, leading to 13^
Marsham-street, near St, John's
church.
Benson's-Wharf, Shad-Thames, 
is nearly op. King-st. Horsley-
down, about |. of a raile E. from-
London-bridge.
Bentley's-Buildings, Great Guild-
ford-Street, Borough,  is at the
N. end by Maid-lane.
Bentinck-Chapel, Lisson-Street, Lis
son-Green,— —at the corner of
Chapel-st. op. Welsh's FlOor-cloth-
manufaftoiy.
Bentinck-Mews, Marybone-Lane,-—
at 27, about | of a mile on the
right frora 157, OScford-st.
Bentinck - Street, Welbeok - Street,
Marybone, — at 55-, Welbeck-st.
leading to 28, Marybone-lane,
near * of a mile from 157, Oxford- street,

B
street, and is continued by Hinde-
street to Manchester-square,
Bentinck - Street, Berwick - Street,
Oxford-Street, — at ^2, about the
middle ofthe W, side, 6 doors N.
from Broad-street.
Benton-Piace, New-Street, Dock-
Head, — a few doors on the L,
from Russell-st, towards Fair-st.
and Tooley-street.
Berkeley - Court, Berkeley - Street,
Clerkepwdl. — is the second on the
L. from 18, St.. John's-lane and
about four doors on the R.from 49,
Rcd-lion-st, in tlx; op. direftion.
Eerkeley-Mews,Berkeley-Street,Port- man.Square, — five doors W. from
Portman-sqaare, leading to 5, Up
per Seymour-street.
Berkeley-Square, — at the W. end of
Bruton-st. from 146, New Bond-
st. the S, end of Davis-st. from
292, Oxford-st, and the N. end
of Berkeley-st, from 76, Piccadilly.
Berkeley-Street, Piccadilly,— at 76,
aboutthe middle of theN. side, op.
theGreen-park.leadingtoBerkeley-
square, about ;|- of a mile in
length.
Berkeley-Street, Portraan-Square, —
at 7, the N. E. corner, leading to
15, Manchester-square,
Berkeley- Street |Upper), Portman-
Square,  at the N, W, corner,
leading to 2S, Edgware-road,
' and is the third on the R. in it
from Tyburn-turnpike,
Berkeley. Street, St, John's. Lane,-
West-Smiiifield, . — at 1 8 .extending
to 49, Red-lion-street,
Berkeley-Street, Lambeth-Walk, — is
the first N. parallel to Eleazer-
place, opposite Chapman's - gar
dens,
Bermondsey-Buildings, Bermondsey
New-Road,— -is the second on tlje
R, from the Bricklayers-Arms,
,Kent- Road, towards Bermondsey-
church.
Berraoadsey-Ch«reh.yard,-i-on tbe

B
S. side the church, about | of a
mile from London-bridge, down
Tooley-st. and Bermondsey-st. and
ahout i a raile from St. George's
church. Borough, down Long-
lane.
Bermondg-ey- Grove, Long-Lane,— ^
is nearly op, the Coach and Horses,
about f of a mile on the R. from
St, George's-church,
Bfirmondsey New-Road, — the S,
continuation of Bermondsey-st.
commencing at the Grange-road
near the church, and leading to the
Kent-road by the Bricklayers-
Arms, about i of a mile in
length,
Bermondsey- Square, Bermondsey-
church-yard, — is on the S, side of
it, about f of a mile from St,
George's-church down Long-lane.
Bermondsey-Street, Borough, — com
mences at Tooley-st. - op, 63,
where the numbers begin and end,
viz. 1 & 284, extending by the
church to Long-lane, where there
is number 149, about ^ a raile in
length.
Bermondsey- Wall. See Rotherhithe-
Wall.
Berraondsey-Workhouse, Russell-
street, Bermondsey, — is a few doors
on the R, from SO, Bermondsey-
street.
Bernard-Street, Foundling-Hospi-
tal,— the .first N. parallel to part
of Guilford-st. extending from
Brunswick-square, to Russell-
square.
Berners - Mews, Berners - Street,
Oxford-Street,- istheE.parallel.to
it, extending frora 6, Castle -street,
to the back of .49, Newman-st,
Berners-Street, . Oxford-Street, — at
54, about I of a mile on the .R,
from St. Giles's, where the num
bers begin and end, viz. 1 & 73,
extends to Charles-st. op. the
Middlesex-Hospital, and h about
I of .a mile in length, Berner-

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Berner-Street. Commercial-Road.
St. George's in the East, — the first
on the right. E. of the one mile
stone from theRoyal-Exchange, op.
Plumbers-row,
Berry- Court, Love-Lane, Wood-
Street, Cheapside, at 6, the back
of 66. Aldermanbury.
Berry-Street. Clerkenwell, — the se
cond W. parallel to part of
Goswell-st. extending from Allen-
st. to Little Sutton-st.
Berwick-Street, Oxford Street, — at
373, a little above | of a raile on
the L. frora St. Giles's, extending
toPeter-st. nurabers l&112arehere,
it is about i of a mile in length.
Berwick-Place, Grange-Road, Ber
mondsey, — the W. continuation of
Fort-place, extending from the
Philanthropic- Reform towards the
Horns.
Bethlem- Hospital, Moorfields, — on
the S. side by London-wall.
Bethlem(Old),Bishopsgate-without.- at 198, near the church, leading to
Broad-st. and Moorfields.
Bethlem-Yard,Old-Bethlem,— atthe
further end of Bakers-Buildings
from 19, Old Bethlem.
Bethnal-Green, — a large green situate
about a mileE. from the Turnpike
by 65, Shoreditch, and about \
a mile N. from Mile-End-Turn
pike by Dog-row.
Bethnal-Green-Road, — is theE. con
tinuation of Church-st. frora 65.
Shoreditch, commencing at the
Turnpike and extending to the
Green, about ^ raile in length.
Bethnal-Green- Workhouse. — the E.
end of Hare-st. b}' the fields, about
.| of a mile on the R. in it from
1 10, Brick-lane.
Betts-Place, Betts-Street, Ratcliffc-
highway, — is four doors on the L.
from 164, Ratcliffe-highway to-
waWs the New-road or Back-lane.
Betts-Street, RatclifFe-highway, — at
164, on the E. side of Princea-sq.

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extending to 35. New-road, or
Back-lane, about f of a mile in
length.
Bevis-Marks, St. Mary-Axe. Leaden
hall-Street,— at 30, leading to
Duke-st. is the first E. parallel to
part of Houndsditch. and the
E. continuation of Camomile-
street, from opposite Bishopsgate-
church,
Bevois- Court, Basinghall-Street, — at
28, op. the church, and is that
number of doors on the R. from
29, Cateaton-st.
Bickley - Row, Trinity - Street,
Rotherhithe, — E. end of it, leading
from Russell-st. towards the Surrey
canal.
Bicknels-Rents, Kent - Street. Bo
rough, — at 76, about the middle
of the N. side, and near ^ of a
mile on the L. frora St. George's-
church.
Billingsgate - Wharf and Market,
Lower-Thames-Street,  at 19.
about .j'^ of a mile below London-
Bridge,
Billitcr-Lane, Fenchurch-Street, 
at 114, op. Mark-lane, leading to
42. Leadenhall-st.
Billiter-Square, Fenchurch-Street,—
at 12, Billiter-lane, it leads to
1 18. Fenchurch-st. by Fishmonger's
passage, and to 9, Lime-st, op. the
India-house,
Bingston's-Wharf, Wapping.-at 316,
op. Globe-st, abouti a mile below
Tower-hill,
Birchin-Lane. Lombard-Street,  at
61, leading to 36, Comhill, near
the Royal.Exchange,
Bird's-Buildings, H oxton-Town. —
about j^ of a mile on the R, from
Old-st. road, by Magna-place,
Bird's-Buildin^, Bennet's-Rovv, St.
George's-Fields,  is about 12
houses on the S. side, near the E.
end of it, on the R. from Black
friars-road.
Bird-Cage- Alley, High-Street, Bo
rough,

B
rough,— iat 172t leading to Red-
cross-st. by the Mint,
Bird-Cage-Court, Strand, at 393,
, by Southampton-street^ Covent-
garden. '
Bird-Cage -Waik, Bethnal-Green, —
thecontinuation of Crab- free-row,
Hacktiey-road, near Shoreditch-
church, to Hackney-road again by
the Nag's-head.
Bird-Cage- Walk, St. James's-Park,-
is on the S. side of it, extending
from Buckingham-gate, to Great
George-street, Westminster.
Bird's-Courr, Marybone-Lane, 
35, about J of a mile on the R.
from 158, Oxford-street, five doors
from High-street.
Bird's-Courr, Philip-Lane, Addle-
Street, Wood-Street, Cheapside, —
is on the W. side, aboutthe middle,
'lO^oors from 9, London-wall.
Bird-in-Hand-Court, Cheapside, —
' at 76, op. the Old- Jewry.
Bifd's-Row, Blue- Anclior-Road, Ber
mondsey.  is about J of a mile
on the R. from Fort^place. Grange-
road, towards Rotherhithe.
Bird-Street. Oxford-Street,.— at 167,
and 283, on both sides, about |. of a
mile from St. Giles's, leading into
Henrietta-street, on the N. and to
31, Brook-bt, I Grosvenor-square,
on the S.
Bird-Street, St. George 'sin theEast, — -
the N. continuation of Church-st,
frora Wapping-church, extending
to Tench-st, by the London-dock,
Bird-Street, Larabeth, — the continu
ation of South-st. West-square, —
commencing at the East end of
Brook-st. Moor-place, leading by
a foot path to the Ship, Walcot-
place.
Bishop's-Court, Chancery-Lane, 
at 7'8, leading to Star-court, and
Cary-stfeet.
Eifliop's- Court, Aylesbury -Street,
Clerkenwell, at 12. thefirst on
theL, frora 1, St.John's-street,

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Bishop's^- Court, Old - Street, St.
Luke's,  is op. 90,' near the
middle of the S. side, between
Bunhill - row, and W'hitecross -
¦street. , . ' '
Eishop's-Court, Coleman-Street, — at ,
6, the second on the R. and a few-
yards frora London-wall.
Bishop's-Court, Old- Bailey,  the
second oh the R. fr^im Snow-hill,
op. Newgate, leading into Seacoal-
lane and Fleet-market.
Bishop's-Court, King's-Head-Court,
Long-Alley,. Moorfields, — is the
fir,^t on the R. in'it, from Long-
alley, a few doors S. from Skinner-
street.
Bishopsgate-Church-Yard, — extends
from the S. side the church. 202,
Bishopsgale-st.op. Houndsditch, to
4, New-Broad-Street.
Bishopsgate-Street-Within, — the N.
continuation of Gracechurch-st.
commencingat Corrihill. where the
numbers begin and end. viz.
1 aad 124, extending to Worm-
wood-st. near the church, about
3- of a mile in length.
Bishopsgate-Street-\Vithout, — theN.
continuation of the last, where the
numbers begin and end, viz. 1 and
202, extending to Norton-falgate,
total length about f a mile,
Bishopsgate-Poorhouse, Rose- Alley ,-
a few yards on the L, from 34,
Bishopsgate-without near New-
street.
Bishopsgate-Workhouse, Dunning's-
Alley , Bishopsgate- Without, — is a
few yards on the L. in it, from
1 51, near Sun-street,
Bishop's-Head-Court, Gray's-Inn-
Lane. — is abouthalf a dozen doors
on the L. from Holborn, ¦
Bishop's- VValk, Lambeth. — is a foot
path by the side of the Thames,
extending from Lambeth-church ,
to near Westminster-bridge, about
i a mile in length.
Bishop's - Yard, .Charles - Street,
Grosvenor.

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Grosvenor-square,  at 7, a few
yards on the L. from the S, E.
corner of the square] -towards;
Mount-street,
Bitt-Alley, Turnmill-Street, Clerk
enwell, — is the first on the L.
from Clerkenwell-green towards
Smithfield,
Blacks-Court, Phoenix-Street, Spital
fields, — the first on the R. and
about 6 doors frora 39, Wheeler-
st. leading into Quaker-st.
Black-Bear-Court, Piccadilly, — .-at
13, the E. end, leading to 21,
Titchborn-street.
BJack-Eird-Alley, St. John-Street,
Bethnal-Green,-the second on the
R. frora 105, Brick-lane, leading
to Spicer-st. Spitalfields.
Black- Boy and Camel, Leadenhall-
Street, — ats, afew doors on theR.
from Gracechurch-st. Thecoach-
office for Essex is kept here.
Black-Boy-Lane, Poplar,  is about
|. a mile on the L, from the
- Comraercial-road, op. the Harrow,
leading to England-row and Meet-
inlg-house-place,
Black-Bull-Alley, Pettjcoat-Lane, —
is about f of a mile on the R. from
41. Aldgate-High-street, or from
Whitechapel,about lOdoorsS.from
Wentworth-st. leading into Goul-
slon-street.
Black-Bull (Old) Inn, Holborn.— at
121, op, Fetter-lane, about i of a
mile on the right from Fleet-
market.
Black-Coat-Alras-Houses, Westmin
ster. See Farmer's.
Black - Crow - Alley, Whitecross -
Street, St, Luke's,— at 128, the
corner of Banner-street.
Black - Dog - Alley, College - Street,
Westminster,— the third on the L,
frora 18, Abingdon-st, the corner
of. Bowling-street,
Elack-Dog-Alley, Shoreditch, — at
234, afew doors N, from Worship-
Street, or Hog-lane.

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Black-Eagle-Street, Spitalfields, — is
op. 65 . Brick-lane, by Hanbury's-
Brewery, leading to Grey-Eagle-
street.
Blackfriars, — is situate between Lud-
gate-hill and the Bridge,
Blackfriars-AlmsHouses, Blackfriars,
-a few doors on the L. in Church-
entry, from Shoemaker-row,
Blackfriars-Road,  coraraences at
the S. end of Blackfriars-bridge
and extends to the Obelisk, it is
about |. of a mile in length,
Black-Horse- Alley, Fleet-Street,— at
108, four doors on the R, from
Fleet-market, leading to 90, in
the said-market.
Black- Horse- Court, Hay-market,
See Black-Horse- Yard,
Black - Horse - Square, Deptford
Lower-Road, — the first on the L,
beyond the 3 raile stone from
London-bridge,
Black-Horse- Yard, Hay-market, — at
49, the second on the R. frora
Piccadilly,
Black-Horse- Yard, Broad- way, or
Chapel-Street, Westminster, — is
two doors on the L. from the W.
end of Tothill-street.
Black - Horse - Yard, Tottenham -
Court-Road, — at 19, on the L.
near Oxfbrd-st . leadinginto Gresse-
st, and Rathbone-place..
Black- Horse- Yard,Rathbone-Place,-
,is six doors on the R. frora 24,
Oxford-st. near St. Giles's.
Black-Horse- Yard. Newton-Street,
St. Giles's.  the first; on the L.
from 206, Holborn,
Black- Horse- Yard.Gos well-Street,—
at 105, a few doors N. from Long-
lane,
Black-Horse- Yard, Aldgate-High-.
Street,— at 35, about J of a mile
on the L. from the pump, a few
doors W. and leading into Petti
coat-lane.
Black -Horse. Yard. George- Yard,
Whitechapel,— -the first on the L.
fron»

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from 88, Whitechapel, near the
church,
Black-Horse- Yard. Kent-Street, Bo
rough,— at 174, about -J of a mile
on the right from St. George's-
church.
Black- Horse- Yard,Union- Buildings,
Leather. Lane, Holborn, — a few
yards from oppofite 36, Leather-
lane.
Blacklands,KIng's-Road, Chelsea, —
is op. Whitelands at the back of
C ol veil' 3 Nursery , the second coach
turning on the R. frora Sloane-sq.
towards Fulhara.
Blacklands - Lane, — is the continu
ation of the last to Brompton by
the Marlborough-tavern.
Black-Lion-Court, Tooley-Street, —
at 81, about | of a raile on the L.
frora London-bridge, leading into
Green-bank.
Black-Lion-Inn, Water-lane,  the
second gateway on the R. from
68, Fleet-street,
Bkck - Lion - Yard. Whitechapel -
Road, — at 39, a few doors onthe
L. below the church, leading into
Old Montague-street,
Bkckman's - Mews, Upper Brook-
Street, Grosvenor- square, — at 54,
leading to 5, Upper Grosvenor-st.
Blaekman-Street, Bordugh, — is the
S. continuation of the Borough,
High-street, extending frora St.
George's-church to Stones-end, by
the King's-bench, about | of a
mile in length,
Elackmore-Street, Clare-Market, 
the W, continuation of Clare-st.
from the market, extending from
Stanhope- street to 100, Drury-
lane.
Bkck-Prince-Row, Walworth,-  is
a part of the High-st, or road, a-
few houses on theL. South from the
- Elephant and Castle,
Black- Raven- Alley, Upper- Thames-
Street,  at 104, leading to Old-
Bwan-stairs, by London-bridge.

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Black-Raven-Court, Seething. La'ne,
Tower-Street,-^at 30, the first
on the right from 56, Tower-
street.
Black - Raven - Court, Leadenhall-
Street,— at 68, about three doors
on tlie L. from Aldgate.
Black-Swan- Alley, Market-Street,.
St James's, — at 12, four doors on
the R. from 117, Jerrayn-st,
Black-Swan- Alley, London- Walk
about a dozen doors E. from Cole
man-st. op. Bethlem-hoBpital.
Black-Swan-Court, Golden-Lane^
St. Luke's,  is about the middle
of the E, side, op.. Ball-yard and
the Crown-brewery,
Black . Swan - Court, St, Paul's .
Church- Yard,— at 21, on the S.
side, leading to 7, Little Carter-
lane.
Black-S wan- Court,, Great Tower-
Street, — at 61, six doors on the
L- East of Mark-lane.
Black-Swan-Court, High.Street, Bo
rough, — at 33, a few yards on the
' L. from London-bridge.
Black - Swan - Yard, Bermondsey -
Street, — at 73, about the middle
ofthe E. side about twenty door&
on the Left below Crucifix -
lane.
Black-Swan-Yard,Cross-Street, New
ington, — is the first on the R.
from the church towards Wal
worth,
Blackwall, — at the E. end of Poplar,
about 3 y of a mile from the
Royal-Exchange, by the Com
raercial-road. '
Blackwall-Bason, on the E, end of
the West-India-Docks, connefting
thera with the River Thames,
Blackwall-Causeway,  commences-
at the E. end of Poplar by Naval-
row, extending, to the Thames,
Blackwell-Hall, — at 6, Basinghall-
street, leading to GuildhaU and
King-st, Cheapside,
Blakes-Alms-Houses, Vauxhall, 

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on the S. side the turnpike, a few
yards on the R. from it, on the
Wands worth-road.
Blakes - Court, Catherine - Street,
Strand, — at 6, half a dozen doors
on the L. from 3 13, Strand.
Blakes-Court, Old Gravel- Lane, —
at 150, near the middle ofthe W.
side.
Bland's-Buildings, Bell-Alley, Gos-
well-Street, — the first on the L.
from 12, Goswell-st, leading to
French-alley, '
Bland's-Court, Great Wild-Street,
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, — the .second
on the R.and about fourteen doors
from Great Queen-st. op. Wild-
court ,
Blandford-Mews, Bland ford-Street,
Marybone, — at 7, four doors E.
from Baker-st. leading to Dorset-
street.
Blandford-Street, Marybone, — at 4 7,
Manchester-street, leading to 15,
Baker-st. Portman-sqiiare.
B]eeding-Heart-Yard,Char]es-Street, Hatton-Garden, — at 20, also the
N. end of Union-court, from 95,
Holborn-hill,
Blenheim - Mews, Blenheim -Street,
Oxford-Street, — the first on either
the R. or the L. from 351, Oxford-
street.
Blenheim-Street, Oxford -Street, 
at 351, about |- of a mile on the
L. from St. Giles's, leading into
Great Marlborough-st.
Blenheim-Street, New-Bond-Street, —
at 87, seven doors from 307, Ox
ford-st. leadinginto Woodstock-st.
Blewet's-Euildings, Fetter-Lane, — at
55, about fifteen doors on the L,
from 34, Holborn-hill.
Bloomsbury and St. Giles's-Charity-
School, — at 14, Queen-street, the
corner of Hart- s t reet.
Bloomsbary-Court,orSquare,Church- Lane, Newington, — thesecond on
the L. in it, frora op. the church,
towards Hampton-street.

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Bloomsbury-Court, High-Holborfi,-
at 135, about 5 of a mile from
Broad-st. St. Giles's, leading into
Bloomsbury-market.
Bloomsbury Dispensary, Great-Rus-
sel-Street, — at C2, nearly op. the
British-Museum.
Bloomsbury-Market, Lyon-Street,
Holborn,  at the N. end ofit,
five doors from 1 43, High-Hol-
bom.
Bloomsbury - Place, Bloomsbury -
Square,  at the N. E. corner,
extending to Upper King-st. Hol
born, op. 23.
Bloomsburj'-Square, — the N. end of
Southampton-st. from 126, High-
Holborn. and the E. end of Great-
Russell-st. from Tottenham-court-
road and Oxford-st.
Blossoms-Inn , Lawrence-Lane, — at
25, a few doors on the L. from 96,
Cheapside.
Blossom-Street, Spitalfields, — thefirst
on the L. in White-Lion-Street,
from 13, Norton-falgate.
Blue- Anchor - Alley , Brook - Street,
Ratclifle, — at 106, nearly opposite
Stepney- causeway.
Blue-Anchor- Alley, Maid-Lane, Bo
rough. — the fifth on the L. from
Park-st. by the Borough-market,
nearly Op. Horse-shoe-alley. Bank-
side.
Blue-Anchor- Alley, Bunhill-Row,
St. Luke's. — at 109, about | of a
mile on the L. from 63. Chiswell-
st, leading to 99, White-cross-
street,
Blue-Anchor-Court, Maid-Lane, Bo-
rough, — is the first W. from Blue-
Anchor-Alley, by Casde-lane.
Blue-Anchor-Court, Great Peter-
st. Westminster,— at the W. end,
the second on the R. from Strutton-
ground, near the Horse-ferry-
road,
Blue- Anchor-Court, Blue- Anchor-
Alley, Bunhill-Row,  is about
the middle of the N. side of it. Blue-

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Blue-Aiichor-Lane. Bermondsey,-: —
leads frbm the Blue- Anchor, to
the Gregorian-arms, on the East
sidc'of the Spa and near Jamaica-
row, Mill-pond-bridge, Rother
hithe. about J of a mile in length.
Blue-Anchor-Lane, Bethnal-Green, —
commences near the N. E. corner
of the Green, leading to Hackney-
road,
Elue-Anchor-Road, Eermond.sey, —
the E, continuation of the Grange-
road, commencing at the turnpike
by Fort-place, and leading by the
Blue-Anchor and Jamaica-level
to Mill-pond-bridge, Rotherhithe,
in distance about 1 .^ of a mile.
Blue- Anchor- Yard. Gardiner's-lanei
Westminster, — the middle of the
E. side', about a dozen doors from
the middle of York-street.
Blue- Anchor- Yard, Coleman-street,-
at No, 1, by London-wall,
Blue - Anchor - Yard, Rosemary -
Lane, — at 48, on the S. side, about
¦!. of a raile on the R. frora Tower-
hill, leading towards Upper East-
Smithfield.
Blue-Ball-Court, Mint-Street, Bo
rough, — at the W. end, nearly op.
King-street in the Mint, Ifeading to
New Lan t -street,
Blue-Ball-Court, Tottenham-Court.
Road, — at 62, by Goodge-street,
about J of a mile on the L, from
St, Giles's,
Blue-Ball- Yard, St, Jaraes's-Street,—
at 62, the third on the R. frora
163, Piccadilly,
Blue-Boar-Bre\yefy, Church-Sfreet,
Larabeth,-on the S. side, between
Norfolk-row and Pratt-st.
Blue-Coat-School, Newgate-Street.
See Christ's-hospital,
Blue-Boar-Inn, Aldgate,  at 30, a
few doors on the L. below the
pump towardsWhltechapel. church,
Blue-Boar- Yard, High Holborn,—
at 75, the firft W. from Red-Lion-
street, leading into Eagle-st.

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Blue-Boar- Yard, Friday-Street,— at
55, ten doors on the L. frora 36,
Cheapside.
Blue-Coat-School, Westminster, — -'
the E, endof James-st, and W, end
of.Little Chapel-street.
Blue-Coat- Buildings, Butcher-Hall-
Lane, — is the continuation of it,
entering at 8i, Newgate-st. and
extending from the corner of BuU-
and Mouth-st, under the arch to
Little-Britain,
Blue-Court, Great Saffron- Hill,— a
few idoors on the L. in Red-lion-
court, from 11, Great SafFron-hill,
leading to Caroline-court,
Blue-Cross-Street, Whitcorab-Street,-
is op. James-st. Hayraarket, the
second on the R. frora Charing-
cross, leading to Orange-street,
and Heraming's-row.
Blue-Hart-Court, Little Bell- Alley,-
the second on the R. from Leather-
sellers-buildings, London-wall.
Blue - Gate -Fields, Ratcliffe- High
way, — at 95, the first on the L.
East of St. George's-church, leading
into Back-lane.
Blue-Houses, Larabeth-Marsh,— the
second on the L. frora Surrey-chapel
towards Westminster-bridge,
Blue-Houses, Lambeth-Marsh, — . — a,
few houses op. the last, being the
second onthe R.from Surrey-chapel
towards Westminster-bridge, be
tween the Horn-brewery and the
patent-shot-manufaftory.
Blue-Lion-Court, Aldersgate-Street,-
at 22, six doors on the R, North
frora Falcon-square,
Blue-Posts Coach-Office, Tottenham-
Court-Road,-No. 6, the corner of
Han way-yard, about twelve doors
on the L, from OxfordrSt.
Blue -Posts Coach -Office, Holbpr^-
Bats, — at 6, six doors E. from
Middle-row, on the R. or about
i of a mile on the L, from Fleet-
market, in the op. diredtion.
Blunderbuss - Court, Kingsland -
F Road,

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Road, — is a few doors on the L.
from Shoreditch-church, at the
back of the Spread-Eagle.
Board of Agriculture. See Agricul
ture.
Boarded-Entry, New Gravel-Lane,
St.George's in theEast, — at 16,
the first on the L. from Wapping,
leading into S.hip-it. arid Prussian-
island. ,
Boar's-Head-Court, Fleet. Street, — at
66, about the middle of the S.
side, between the Bolt and Tun-Inn
and Water-lane.
Boar's-Head-Court, West-Smithfield,
at76, on theN. side, bySt.John's-
street.
Boar's-Head-Court, Petticoat-lane, —
the first on the R. and a few
doors frora 41, Aldgate High-
street.
Boar's-Head-Court, Gracechurch-
Street,  at 80, by Leadenhall-
market.
Boar's-Head-Court, High-Street, Bo
rough, — at 25, being that number
of houses on the L. from London-
bridge.
sBoar's.jHead-Court, King-Street,
Westminster, — two or three doors
N. from Great George-st, leading
into Delahay-street,
Boddy's - Bridge. Upper - Ground,
Christ's-Church, — is the second on
theL. in it, from Blackfriars.road,
by the bridge.
Bolingbroke- Row, Camberwell-road,
is' the first row on the E. side of
the road beyond the Red Lion or
the turnpike from Walworth.
Bolsover-Street, Oxford-Street, — at
113, op. Swallow-st, about 4 a
mile on the R. from St. Giles's".
Bolt-Court, Fleet-Street  at 151,
about I of a mile on the R. from
Fleet-market, nearly op. Water-
lane, leading into Gough-square.
Bolt and Tun-Inn, Fleet-Street,— at
64, about the raiddle of the South
side.

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Bolton-Row. Piccadilly,— at the N.
end of Bolton-st. from Piccadilly,
leading to Curzon-st. on the L. and
byLandsdown-passage to Berkeley-
street on the R,
Bolton-Street, Piccadilly,— abont the
middle of the N. side, cp, the
Green Park, and near fa mile from
the Hayraarket.
Boltwright's-Court, Mount-Street,
Bethnal-Green,— is the third on
the L. from ^5, Church-st. by the
Charity-School,
Bombhouse - Alley, Princes - Street,
Lambeth,  is nearly op. Glass
house St. Vauxhall, by the corn-
distillery, leading to Bombhouse-
stairs.
Bond- Court, Walbrook,— at 31, the
second on the L. from the Man
sion-house.
Bond-Court, Brunswick-Row, Horse-
ferry-Road, Westrainster, — is the
second on the R. frora Strutton-
ground. towardsBuckingham-gate,
op. the Gray-coat-school,
Bond-Street (New), Oxford-Street,-
at 307, near the middle of the S.
side. No. 80 is here and Nos. 1
and 164, at Old Bond-street, near
Piccadilly, about \ a mile in length,
including Old Bond-street.
Bond-Street (Old), Piccadilly,  at
56. op. St. Jaroes's-st. near -J- ofa
raile on the R. from the Hay-
market, is continued by New
Bond-st. to 307, Oxford-st.
Bond - Street, Borough - Road, St.
George's-Fields, — the third on the
R. from the Obelisk, nearly op.
Dover-street, leading to Earl-st.
and St. George's market.
Bone- Yard, Lemon-Street, Good-
man's-Fields.  is a few yards
behind No. 82, opposite Prescot-
street.
Bonner's- Hall, Bethnal-Green,— r-a
detached parcel of houses, situatft
about \ of a mile N. E. from the
Green, and_abcut the same distanceE, frora

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E. from Cambridge-heath turn
pike. Hackney-road.
Bonner-Streef, Green-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — is nearly j of a mile on
the L. East from the green.
Booker's- Gardens, Leadenhall-
Street, — at 93, leading into Hen-
neage-Iaiie and Duke's place.
Book's-Rents, Garter-Court, Bar
bican, — at 36, nearly cp. Red-
cross-st. Cripplegate.
Boot-.'^liey, Abchurch-Lane,— at 32,
near Lombard-st. leading to 5,
Nicholas-lane.
Boot- Street, Hoxton - Market, — is
the first N. parallel to part of Old-
st.-i'pad, extending from Pitfield-
street to Crown-street.
Booth-Court, Wells-Street, Oxford-
Street, — at 31, the third on the R.
from 63, Oxford-st. leading into
Wells- mews.
Booth-Court, Twisters- Alley, Bun
hill-row, — is the continuation of
it, from 102, Bunhill-row.
Booth-Court, Booth-Street, Spital
fields, ^-at 18, the second on the
R, in it, from 49, Brick-lane.
Booth-Street, Spitalfields,  cora
mences at 50, Brick-lane, about
i of a mile on the R. frora Osborn-
street, Whitechapel-church, lead
ing to Well-st. and church-st.
Mile-ehd New-town.
Borough of Southwark, — includes the
five parishes of St. Olave, St. John,
St, 'Thoraas, St. George, and St.
Saviour, all situate on the S. side of
the Tharaes, the principal entrance
to which from the City is by Lon
don-bridge,
-Borough High-Street. See High,
Borough-Market,  the W. end of
York-st, frora 275, High-st. about
i of a raile from London-bridge,
Borough-Road.St. George'sFields, —
coramences at the Stones-end by
the King's-bench, and extends to
the Obelisk, about J- of a mile in
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Bosket-Street, Old Gravel-Iane,i —
at 154, near the raiddle ofthe W.
side, leading to Broad-st.
Bosier-Court, Oxford-Street,-by No.
1, at the commencement of it, on
the R. leading to Tottenham-court-
road.
Boss-Alley, Lower Thames-Street, —
at 97, the corner of St. Mary's
Hill and op. Billingsgate.
Boss-Alley, Gainsford-Street,Horsley-
down,  at 7, the first on the L.
from 34, Horsley down-lane, lead
ing 10 Shad-Thames..
Boss -Court, Boss -Alley, Horsley -
down, — the first on the L. and a
few doors from 7, Gainsford-st.
Eoss-Cpurt, Upper Thames-Street,-
at 214, between Lambeth-hill and
St. Peter's-hill.
Boston-Row, Brompton,  is part
of Queen's-biiildii)gs on the S. E.
side of the High-st. or road, at
the end of Queen-st. op. Bromp-
ton-row, abour ^a of a rajle on the
L. from Knightsbridge.
Boswell-Court (New), North-Street,
Red-Lion-Square, — at 18, the N.
end of it, leading to 20, Devon-
' shire-st. Queen's-squafe.
Boswell-Court (New), Carey-Street,
Chancery-lane,  at 18, leading
into Old Boswell-court and the
Strand.
Boswell-Court (Old), Sttand, — is a
few doors on the R. from Temple-
bar, op. St, Clement's - church,
leading into New Boswell-court,
Carey-st, Lincoln's-Inn-fields,
Botanic - Gardens, Chelsea,  is
about -^ ofa mile S. W. frora the
hospital, opposite 31, Paradise- row.
St. Botolph and Aldgate-School, —
Viftualling - office- Square, Little
Tower-hill, facing the new Mint,
Botolph-Alley, Botolph-Lane, — at
40, the first on the L. from East-
cheap, leading into Love-lane.
St. Botolph-Church, Bishopsgate,—
about 5 of a mjle on the L. North
¦ from

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from Comhill and op, Hounds
ditch,
St, Botolph-Church, Aldgate,  on
the E, side of Houndsditch, a few
doors on the L. below Leadenhall-
street, and nearly opposite the
Minories,
St, Botolph and St. George's Church,
Botolph-Lane, — about eight doors
on the R, from 16, Little East-
cheap,
St, Botolph - Church, Aldersgate -
Street, — about -|- of a mile on the
L. from 66, Newgate-st, along
St, Martin's-le-grand, being the
corner of Little-Britain, '
Botolph-Lane, Eastcheap,  the se
cond E. parallel to Fish-street-hill,
extending from 16, Eastcheap to
111, Lower Thames-st,
Botolph - Wharf, Lower Thames.
, Street,  at g, the third below
London-bridge,
Bottle- Alley, Bishopsgate- Without,-
at 183, op, New-st,
Bottle of Hay- Yard, St, John-st.
Clerkenwell, — at 215, about y of
a raile on the L. from Smithfield.
Botwright'si- Buildings, Hackney -
Road, — is about 4 of ^ ^''^ o"
the L. frora Shoreditch-church, op.
the Middlesex-chapel,
Bough-Court, Shoreditch,  behind
No, 236, leading into Plough-
yard, Cumberland-street, and the
Curtain-road,
Bouverie-Street, Fleet-Street,  at
62, about the middle of the S. side
leading towards Whitefriars.
Bow-Church- Yard, Cheapside.  at
54, on the W. side of the church,
leading into Bow-lane.
Bow-Lane, Cheapside, — at 59, on the
E, side of the churdh, leading to
Trinity-lane and St. Thomas
Apostles, is continued by Garlick-
hill to 190. Up. Thames-st.
Bow-Lane, Poplar, — near the E. end
of it, the first on the L. below the
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and the East-India-Dock-road,
Bow-Street, Covent-Garden,— is the
E. parallel to it, extending from
63, the E. end of Long-Acre to
Great Russell-st. Drury-lane.
Bow-Street, Bloomsbury, — at 169,
the W. end of High- Holborn and
E. end of Broad-st. St. Giles's.
leading to Peter-st. Queen-st. and
49. Great Russell-st. opposite the
British-museum.
Bow-Yard, Broad-Street, St. Giles's-
at 37, op. Diot-st. leading into
Belton-st. Hanover-st. and to 96,
Long-Acre.
Bowling-Alley, Whitecross-Street,
Cripplegate,— at 21, the third on
the L. from Fore-st. leading into
Cradle-court, and 51, Redcross-st.
Bowling-Green, Edgware-Road, 
op. 27, about | of a mile on the
L. from Tyburn-turnpike.
Bowling-Green, Yorkshire-Stingo,
New-Road, — facing Lisson-green,
near Paddington.
Bowling - Green - Buildings, New -
Road, Paddington, — on the E. side
the Bowling- green, by the turnpike,
leading towards York-st,
Bowling-Green, King-Street, Bo
rough, — at 49, about |^ of a mile
on the R. from 107, High-st.
Bowling- Green - House, Somraers-
Town, — in the fields, op. Judd's-
place, towards the Foundling.
hospital.
Bowling-Green-Lane, High-Street,
Marybone.-— at 27, on the E.
side, leading to Weymouth-st.
Bo ivling-Green-Lane, Clerkenwell, —
is the N. parallel to the Green,
extending from the middle of
Coppice-row, op. the Workhouse,
to Rosamond-st, is continued by
Corporation-row to St, ]ohn-st.
Bowling-Green-Place, Woodstock-
Street, Marybone,^ — at 7, between
Chesterfield-st. and29, Weyraouth-
street.
Bowling-Green-Row, Hoxton, — the
third

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third on the R, frora Old-st. road
along Pitfield-st, and op. the Ha
berdashers Alms-houses,
Bowling-Green-Row, Kennington-
Comraon, — is the first on the L.
from the Horns towards the Green,
leading towards the Oval ,
Bowling - Inn - Alley, Chancery -
Lane, — situate between 39, Chan
cery-lane and 108, Fetter-lane,
Bowling-Street, Westminster,  the
third on the L. in College-street,
from 18, Abingdon-st, and is op.
Dean's-yard, it leads into Tufton-
street, and Horseferry-road.
Bowling - Street, Turnmill - Street,
Clerkenwell. — the third on, the L.
frora Cow-cross, Sraithfield, lead
ing into White-horse-alley,
Bowman's - Buildings, Aldersgate -
Street, — at 140, op, Jewin-street,
leading into Queen's-square. Bar
tholomew-close, and Smithfield.
Boydes-Gardens, Pimlico, — is the first
on the L. from the S. ehd of Up.
Belgrave-tefrace, towards the Five
Fields, about | of a mile on the R.
from Buckingham-gate.
Boydes-Walk, Pimlico,  is a few
yards from the last, towards the
Five Fields,
Boyer's-Buildings, James-Street, Can
non-Street-Road, St. George's in
the East, — the first from Cannon-
st. road, nearly op. Beaumont's-
buildings.
Boyle - Street, New Burlington -
Street, — at the W. end of it,
from 120, Swallow-street, com
mencing at Saville-row.
Brabant-Court, Philpot-Lane,  at
7, the first on the R. from 12,
Fenchurch-Street,
Braces - Buildings, Blue - Anchor -
Yard, Rosemary-Lane, — is at the
S, end, from 48, Rosemary-lane,
leading to New Martin-st. and llO,
Upper East-Smithfield.
Brackley - Street, Golden - Lane,
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L. from Barbican, leading to
Bridgewater-gardens and No. 1,
Goswell-street,
Bradshaw's- Court, Curriers - Row,
Blackfriars, — the first on the L.
from Bristow-strcet, St. Andrew's-
hill.
Bradshaw's-Rents, Portpool-Lane, —
the first on the R, from 63,
N, end of Leather-lane, Holborn,
at thebackof Meux's Brewery.
Braggs-Ways, Rotherhithe, — adjoins
Rotherhithe-stairs on the E. side,
about 1 .^ of a mile E. from
London-bridge.
Branches - Buildings, Tabernacle -
Walk, Moorfields,.  the first on
the Right N. from Leonard-street,
nearly op. the Tabernacle.
Branches- Place, Cable-Street, Well-
close-square,— at 72, near the E.
' end of Rosemary-lane.
Brandon-Row, Newington-Cause-
way, — the first onthe L. from the
Cpunty-gaol towards the Elephant
and Castle, by the turnpike, lead
ing into Poplar-row and the
Kent-road,
Brandon-Street, Bermondsey New
Road, — at 17, E, side, the fourth
on the R, frora the Bricklayers-
Arms, Kent-road, towards Ber
mondsey . church, leading into
Cross-street.
Braynes-Row, Coppice-Row, Clerk
enwell, — is about I of a mile on
the R. North from the, green,
towards Pentonville, extending
from the turnpike, by the House of
Correftion, to Rosamond-st,
Braziers-Alms-Houses, — at the end
of Two Swan-yard, 186, Bishops
gate-without,
Braziers-Buildings, Fleet-Market,—
at 30, the fourth on the R. from
Ludgatc-hill, leading into Seacoal-
laiie and Snow-hill.
Braziers-Almshouses, Two Swan-
Yard, Bishopsgate, a few yards
from 186, Bishopsgate-without. Braziers-

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Braziers-Hall, Coleman-Street,  at
80, the corner of London-Wall
near Moorfields.
Bread-Street, Cheapside, — at 46, tbe
third on the R. from St, Paul's-
church-yard, extending to Old
Fi.sh-street.
'Bread-Street-Hill. Upper Thames-
, Street, — at 201, it is continued by
Bread-st. to 46, Cheapside.
Bream's-Buildings, Chancery-Lane.—
at 27, the middle of the E. side,
leading to Rolls-buildings and 117;
Fetter-lane.
Bream's-Buildings[Little), Chancery-
Lane,  the first on the L. in
White's-alley, frora the last, ex
tending to Bowling-inn-alley,
Breezer5-Hill, Ratcliife-highway, 
iti, opposite Ship-.illey. Wellclose-
square, leading to the London-
docks.
Brent's-Court, High-Street, Borough,-
at 182, on the W. side, nearly op-.
Layton's-grove, about ^ of a mile
on the R. from London-bridge.
Brett's or Britt's-Alley, Long-Alley,
Moorfields,— the fourth on the R.
from Worship-st. nearly op. Prim
rose-street, Bishopsgate.
Brewer-Court, Bedfordbury, — at 34,
the middle of the E. side, op.
Chemister-alley.
Brewer-Court, Great Wild-Street,
Lincoln's-Inn-fields, — is on the
W. side of it, nearly opposite
Wild-court.
Brewer-Court, Golden-Lane, St.
Luke's, — the fourth on the L.
fromOld-street.oppositeBember's- rents.
Brewer-Court, St. Thomas's-Street,
Borough, — the first on the R.
from 44, High-street.
Brewer - Court, Morgan's . Lane,
Tooley-Street, — the first on the
L.from 79, Tooley-street, leading
into Mill-lane,
Brewer's-Green, Westminster,  is
the first W, parallel to Strutton-

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ground, between the ~Blue-ooat»
school and Bridewell.
Brewers-Hall. Addle-Street, Wood-
Street. Cheapside,  at 19. the
second house on the R. from 58,
Aldermanbury.
Brewer's - Quay, Lower -'Thames.
Street, — is about ^ of a mile below
London- bridge, or the first W,
from' Tower-hill in the opposite
direffion.
Brewer's - Row, Brewer's - Green,
Westminster, — the fir.>t on the R,
from the E. end of james-st.
Brewer-Street, Pimlico. — the fifth on
the L. about j of a mile S. froia
Buckingham - gate^ leading by
Elliott's, or the Stag brewery, to
Castlc-laneand York-street, West.
minster.
Brewer-Street, Bloomsbury,  the
first on the L. in Bgw-st. frora
160. High Holborn, op. Drury.-
lane, leading into 1 "iike-st.
Brewer-Street, Golden-Square, — the
second on the L. in Great Wind-
mill-st. from the Hayjnarket and
the continuation of Little Pultneyr
St. from Wardour-st. leading te
Glass-house-st. and Vigo-lane.
Brewhouse -Court. Long -Alley,
Moorfields,  four or five doors
on the R. in it, frora 33, the N.
side of Sun-street.
Brewhouse-Lane, Upper Thames.
Street,  at 83, about I of a
mile on theL. from London- bridge,
leading to Do wgate- wharf.
Brewhouse- Lane.-Wapping, — at 128,
Wapping-st. by Pickard's brewery,
leading to New Market-street an4
Old Gravel-lane.
Brewhouse-Street, Shadwell,  the
first on the R. in Labour-in-vainT
st, frora the S. E. corner of
Shadwell-market, by the. Water
works.
Brewhouse - Turning, Vine . Yard,
Tooley-Street. — the second on the
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ferewbouse-Yard, Cherry-Garden-
, Street, Bermondsey, — thefirst on
theL. from Cherry- garden-stairs,
Rotherhithe-wall, leading into
West-lane.
Brewhouse- Yard, Field-Lane, Hol-
born-Bridge , — the cor ner of Chick-
lane, behind No. 1, Saflron-hill,
Brewhouse- Yard. Shoe-Lane. Hol
born, — at 33, near the middle of
the E. side.
Brewhouse - Yard, Angel - Alley,
Skinner- Street, Bishopsgate-with
out. — is behind 38, Skinner-st.
entrance by Angel-passage, also
the third on the L. in Angel-
alley, from Long-alley, Moor
fields.
Brewhpuse - Yard, Lower - Turning,
Shadwell,  at the bottom of
Fox's-lane from the church, on the
R. by the New-road to the Dock,
Brewhouse- Yard , Cartw right-Street .
Rosemary-Lane, ¦ — seven doors on
theL, from 32, Rosemary-lane,
Brian-Street, Shoreditch,  behind
47, on-the E. side, about I of a
mile on the R. North from Corn-
hill at the entrance to Webb^
square, ^
Brick-Court, Middle Temple.Lane,-
the first broad opening on the R,
from Fleet-street, by Temple-bar,
leading Into New-court and Essex-
street,
Brick-Court, .Shire-Lane, Temple-
Bar,- — the first on the R, and ' a
few doors from Temple-bar,
Brickell's- Buildings, St. George's-
fields, — the first S. parallel to the
Kiiig's-bench, extending from the
Borough-road to Newington-road
or causeway.
Brick- Hill-Lane, Upper Thames-
Street, — op. 179, between Joiners-
hall - buildings and the Three
Cranes, leading to the Thames.
Brick-Lane, St. Luke's,  at 113,
Cld-street, the first onthe L. from
GoswcU-street, the numbers begin

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and end here, viz. 1 and 94, it ii
about |- of a mile in length and
leads towards Anderson's - build
ings. City-road,
Brick - Lane, Bethnal - Green and
Spitalfields,^ — is the North, con
tinuation of Osborn-st. op. White
chapel-church. commencing at
Wentworth-st. where the numbers
begin and end, viz. 1 and 213,
leading to 146, Church-street,
Bethnal-green, and is the fifth on
the R, in it, from 65, Shoreditch,
and is near f of a mile in length.
Bricklayers-Arms. Kent-Road, — ^at
the E. end of Kent-st. about -J of
I a mile from St. George's-church,
and near the same distance from
the Elephant and Castle.
Bricklayer's - Hall, Leadenhall -
Street, See Synagogue fpr Dutch
Jews.,
Brick-Street, Piccadilly,  the first
on the L, in Engine-st, a few yards
from Piccadilly, leading to"' 14,
Down-street,
Brick - Street, Borough - Road. St.
George's-Fields, — the third on the
L. from the King's-bench, towards
the Obelisk, leading toSt.George's-
market and Newington-road or
causeway.
St, Bride's-Church, Fleet-Street.—
behind 98, six doors on the L, from
Fleet-market.
St, Bride's - Church - Yard, Fleet -
Street, — at 98, the first on the L.
from Fleet-market.
St. Bride's-Court or Square, Bridge-
Street, Blackfriars. — is four doors
on the R. from Fleet-st. towards
Blackfriars - bridge, it leads into
St. Bride's-lane. . . <
St. Bride's-Lane, Fleet-Street,-at 98,
the ._ first on the L. from Fleet.
market, leading to 10, Bridge-
street, Blackfriars.
St. Bride's-Passage, Fleet-Street, — at
84, leading to the church-yard and
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St.Bride's.Wharf,-T-onthe E, side of
Whitefriars-dock,. at the bottom
of Water-Lane, frora 68, Fleet-
street.
St, Bride's- Workhouse, Shoe-Lane.-
4, doors on the R, from 128, Fleet-
street,
Bridge-Court, Cannon-Row, West
minster, — is behind part of the N.
side of Bridge-st. from nurabers
1 to 9, extending frora Cannon-
row to Westminster-bridge.
Bridge-Dock, Limehouse,  at the
E. end of Narrow-st. by the Draw
bridge.
Bridge- Place, Rawston-Street, Clerk
enwell,  the first on the L. and
a few doors frora Goswell-street-
road.
Bridge-Place.Bermondsey, — is situate
between the S. end of George's-
roWjDock-headjand theNeckinger-
turnpike.
Biidge-Road, Lambeth,  extends
from the E. end of Westminster-
bridge to the Marsh-gate, the road
between the Asylum and the
Obelisk is also called Westminster-
bridge- road.
Bridge-Row, Pimlico, — the S. con
tinuation of Belgrave - terrace,
extending to Kerap's-row, opposite
Ranelagh-walk,
Bridge - Row, Grove, Guildford -
Street, Borough.  is about the
middle ofthe W, side ofit,
Bridge-Square, Westminster. See
Bridge-Court.
Bridge-Street (New), Blackfriars, —
commences at the point where
Ludgate- hill. Fleet-market, and
Fleet-street meet, and extends to
the bridge.
Bridge-Street (Little), -four doors on
the L, in Bridge-Street from Fleet-
market, leading into Cock-court
and Ludgate-hill, op. the Old-
Bailey.
Bridge-Street, Westminster. — is about
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towards the Abbey, extending
from King-st. to the bridge.
Bridge - Ward - School, Old Swan-
lane,— -a few doors on the L. from
104, Upper Thames-st, near Lon
don-bridge,
Bridge-Wharf, Tooley-Street, — the
first wharf on the L. in it, by
London-bnd^e.
Bridge- Yard, Tooley-Street, — at 17,
the first on the L. from Londoh.
bridge, leading to Cotton's and
Hays's wharfs.
Bridgewater-Gardens. Bridgewater.
Square, — on theN. side, extending
from Brackley-st. Golden-lane, to
Fan-st. Goswell-st.
Bridgewater-Square, Barbican,  at
the N. end of Princes-st. from
42, Barbican, leading to Bridge-
water-gardens,
Bridle-Lane, Golden-Square.  the
first E. parallel to it, extending
from 8. Brewer-st. to 34, Silver-
street.
Bridewell, Westminster, — the E, end
of James-st. near i- a mile on the
R. from Buckingham-gate, facing
the W. end of Great Peter-st.
Bridewell. Bridge-Street.Blackfriars,-
between 12 and 1 3, about twelve
doors on the R, from Fleet-st.
Bridewell, Clerkenwell-green,-^on
the N. side the church, facing ,
James's - walk, from Aylesbury-
street.
Bridwell-Precinft, — is situate on the
W, side of Blackfriars-bridge, ex
tending to Whitefriars.
Bridewell - Walk, CIerkenw,ell -
Close, — is the N. continuation of
it, entering bythe church, to Rosa
mond-street.
Brighton-Place , Kent-Road. — forms
part ofthe S, side ofit. a few yards
on the R, from the Elephant and
Castle, op. Rockingham-row,
Brighton-Place. Hackney- Road,  •
forms part of the S. side of It,
about i of a mile on the R. from
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Shoreditch-church, op. Alport's
Nursery.
Brill-Place, Sommers-Town, — at the
N.side the Brill, facingSkinner-st.
or the first on the L. in Brill-row,
towards Camden - town,; there
is another entrance at 16, Chapel-
path.-
Brill-Row, Soraraers-Town, — at the
N, side the Brill, extending N;
to the Crescent.
Brill-Terrace , Sora raers-To w n, — the
N, continuation, or a part of Brill-
row, See Ditto.
Brissenden-Buildings, Brewer-Street,
Piralico, — the first three or four
houses on the R. in it adjoining
' Piralico.
Bristow-Street, Blackfriars,-; — the first
on the L. on St. Andrew's-hill
from Earl-st, and js continued by
Hnish-court to Water-lane,
Britain-Court, Ratcliffe-highway,^ —
at 177, leading to Princes-square.
Britain (Little), Aldersgate-Street, —
at 175, the first on the L, from St,
Martin's-le-Grand, leading to St,
Bartholoraew's-hospital on the L,
and to Duke-st. and 56, Smith-
field on the R.
Britannia-Court, Mason-street, Lam
beth, — the third on the L. from
30, Bridge- road, near Westmin-
iter-bridge.'
Britannia-Court, Golden-Lane, Crip
plegate,— — fhe second on the R.
about half a dozen doors from
Barbican.
Britannia-Gardens,Hoxton,-is the N.
parallel to part of Old-street-road,
and about ^ of a mile distant, ex
tending from the back of the Bri
tannia, Hoxton-town, to Haber
dashers-walk.
Britariftia-Street, Gray's-Inn-Lane, —
the N. end of it, near Battle-
bridge and Pentonville, about | of
a mile on the R. from Middle-row,
Holborn.
Brite's or Brit's-Building Long-

B -
Alley, Moorfields,— the fourth on
the R. from Woijhip-st. towards
Sun-street or Crown-street.
Brit's - Street, Sampson's - Gardens,
Wapping, — the second on the R.
in Globe-st. from 60, Wapping-
st. leading to the London-docks.
Britt's-Buildings, Hoxton, — the N.
end of Haberdalhers-Vow. opposite
Monks-buildings andCoffee-house-
row, about | of a raile on the L.
frora Old-street-road, entering by
Pitfield-street.
Britllh AflTurance-SocIety.r: — at 129,
Aldersgate-st. about twelve doors
on the Right S. frora Barbican,
near .|. of a mile on the Left N.
from Newgate-street. This is a
Benefit Society.
British Bre.wer,y, Church - Street;
. Lambeth, — is between Prat-street .
and Norfolk-row.
British Copper - Corapany, Upper ,
Thames-Street,— at 68, about the
middle of the S. side, three or
four doors W. from Queen-st.
Britifh Fire-Office,.  429, Strand
and 21, Cornhlll.
Britifh Gallery, Pail-Mall.  at 59,
about thirteen doors on the L. from
St. James's-Street,
British Lying-In-Hospital, Brown-
low-Street, Drury-Lane, — at 34,
about thirteen doors on the R.
from 20, Drury-lane.
British Mercury Newspaper.Office,
Hind-Court, Fleet-Street,  at 5,
behind 147, Fleet-street.
Britifh Museum, Great Russell-
Street, Bloomfbury,— is opposite
50, a few doors on the R. from
the N. W. corner of Bloomfbury-
square.
Britifh Neptune Newspaper-Office,
143, Fleet-Street,  near -I- of a
mile on the R. from Fleet-market.
Britifh Press Newspaper - Office,
Strand,  at 5, the back of St;
Clement's church," a few doors on
the Right W. of Temple-bar,
G Britten

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Britten cr Brlton-Coutt, Water-Lane,
Fleet-Street, — the third on the R.
about eighteen doors from 67,
Fleet.street.
Britten - Court, Freeman's Lane,
Horselydown,  at 22, the back
of Webster's wharf.
Broad- Arrow. Court, Grub -Street,
St. Luke's, — the third on the L.
and about ten doors frora Chiswell-
street.
Broad-Bridge, Shadwell-HIgh-St. —
at 87, the fifth on the R, below
the church, leading to Dean-st.
Broad-Court, Drury-Lane, — at 43,
near Long-Acre, leading to Bow-
st, Covent-garden, by the Theatre.
Broad-Place. Shoreditch,  at the
back or E. side of the church, ex
tending from Auftin-st, to Castle-
street, is continued by Cock-lane
to Church-street,
Broad-Sanftuary. Westminster.  on
the N. side of the Abbey, extend
ing from King-st. to Tothlll-st.
Broad-Street, St. Giles's or Blooras-
bury,  the W, continuation of
Holborn, extending from Drury-
lane to the church, the N, side is
in Bloomsbury, the S, side In St.
Giles's parifh.
Broad - Street, Carnaby - Market,
Golden-Square, — at 86, Berwick-
st. the third on the R, from 372,
Oxford-st. extending to Marshall-
st. Golden-square.
Broad -Street (Old), Threadneedle-
Street,  the first on the L. from
the N. E. corner of the Royal -
Exchaiige.where the nurabers begin
and end, viz. 1 and 82, extending
to, London-Wall, about ^ of a
mile in length,
Broad-Street (New),  the first N.
parallel to part of London-Wall,
extending from the N. end of Old
Broad-st. op. Bifhopsgate-church-
yard, to Broker-row, Moorfields,
and also the continuation of Old
Broad-st. to Broad. st, buildings.

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Broad-Street-BuildIngs,-the N. con-
tinuation of Old and part of New
Broad-st. to Moorfields.
Broad-Street, Ratcliffe,- the E. con'
tinuation of Ratcliffe - highway
and Shadwell High-street, extend
ing from Cock-hill to Ratcliffe;,
cross.
Broad-Street, Lambeth,  extends
from Lambeth - butts (between
Vauxhall- walkand Lambeth-walk)
to the Thames, is near ^ of a mile
S, from the church.
Broad-Street, Horselydown, — the E.
continuation of Tooley-street and
Back-st. to John-st.
Broad-Street-Chanibers. Old Broad.
Street, — at 37, op. Winchester-st.
by the Excise-office.
Broad-Wall. Chrift-Church, — is at
the W. end of Stamford-st. Black
friars-road, (near the bridge) ex
tending from OU Barge- stairs.
Upper Ground,to Charlotte-street,
Lambeth-marsh, about ^ of a mile
in length.
Broad- Way, Westminster,  at the
W. end of Tothill-st, from the
Abbey, and E. end of York-st,
and James.street frora Bucklng-
hara-gate.
Broad-Way, Blackfriars,  the first
on the L. in Cock-court from 19.
Ludgate-st, (op, the Old Bailey),
it is continued by Water-lane to
Earl-st. by the bridge.
Broad-Way.St, Thomas's. Borough,-
the first on the L. in St, Thomas's-
st. from 43, High-st. Borough,
leading to Dean-st. New- way, and
the Maze.
Broad- Way- Yard, Broad. Way, West
minster, — at 9, Ditto. See Broad-
Way,
Broad- Yard. Tummill-Street, Clerk
enwell,- — about fifteen doors on
the L. from the Seffions-house,
and nearly op. Castle-street.
Broad- Yard. Cowheel-Alley, White.
cross-Street, St. Luke's, — the first on

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on the L. from 168, Whitecross..
street, towards Golden-lane.
Broad- Yai:d, Blaekman-Street, Bo-
rou,^h,  at 69, leading to Great
Suffolk-st. by the King's-bench,
Broken - Wharf, Upper Thames -
Street,  at 41, op. Old Fish-st.
hill, about -!. of a mileE, from
or below Blackfriars-bridge.
Broker's Alley, Drury-Lane,-at 25,
nearly opposite Great Queen-stteet,
Lincoln's-inn -fields, leading Into
Castle-street.
Broker- Row, Moorfields, — Is on the
^E, side, extending from London-
wall to Broad-st. buildings.
' Bromley- Place, Conway-street, Fitz
roy-Square, — 'three doors on the
L. frorh 26. London-st.
Brorapton. in the Parish of Kenfing-
ton, commences atthe W. end of
Sloane-st. and is the third coach
turning on the L. | ofa mile from
Hyde- park-corner.
Brorapton-Chapel.  is about the
middle of Brorapton-row, near i
ofa raile on the R. from Knights
bridge, and about |. of a mile frora
Hyde-park-corner.
Brorapton-Crescent, — Is at the back
of Michael's place, about § a mile
on the L. from Knightsbridge,
extending from Michael's grove
to the Fulhara - road, near the
Adrairal Kepple,
Brompton-Grove, Brompton,  is
about seven houses on the S. E,
side of the road, a little more than
I of a mile on the L. from Knights
bridge, op. 28, Brorapton-row.
Brompton- Row, Brompton, — is part
of the N.-W. side pf the road,
commencing about 4- of a mile on
the R. from Knightsbridge, leading
towards Fulhara, near $- of a raile
in length.
Brompton-Terrace,  part of the S.
E. side of the road, about | of a
mile on the L. from Knightsbridge,
extending from Queen's buildings
to Queen-street.

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Brook's Court, Brook's Market,
Holborn,  the N. W. corner of
it, leading to Bell-court and 22,
Gray's-inn-lane.
Brook's Cpurt, Brook- Street, Lam--
beth. — is about a dozen doors on
the L. from Little Moor-^lace,
towards West-square.
Brook-Court, Brothers-Row. High-
Street-Lambeth, — the first on the
L. and a few yards from High-
street.
Brook's Court, Upper Lambeth-
Marsh, — the first on the L. frora
the turnpike, towards Stangate-
st. leading into Carlisle-lane,
Brook'sCourt,Vine-Yard.St.01ave's,  the third on the R, frora 110,
the E. end of Tooley-st. towards
' Pickle-Herring-Stairs,
Brook's Gardens, Hampstead-Road.-
at the W. end of Henry-street on
the R.
Brook's Gardens, Coldbath-ftelds,—
the back of Brook's place, near
the Union public-house, onthe road
frora Clerkenwell to Pentonville.
Brook's Market, Holborn,  is the
N. end of Brook-street, from 140,
Holborn, about i of a raile on the
R. frora Fieet-market.
Brook's Mews, Davis-Street, Berke
ley-Square. — at 46, five doors S.
from 40, Brook-st, leading into
Avery-row,
Brook's Mews, Cleaver-Street, Ken-
nlngton-Cross,  the first on the
R, in it from the White Hart
towards Princes-square.
Brook's Place, Kennington-Cross,—
is facing Upper Kennlngton-lane,
forming part of the E. side of the
road between the White Hare and
Kennington-green ,
Brook's Place, Clerkenwell. — ^is a
short row of small houses by Bag
nige- Wells, about I of a mile N.
from the Seffions-hpuse towards
Pentonville and Battle-bridge.
Brook's Place, Little Charles-Street, Hampstead-

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Hampstead-Road, — r-the first on
the L. and five doors frora 5,
Mary-street, near the W. end of
Charles-st. Harapstead-road.
Brook-Street, Fitzroy-Square,  the
first on the R, in the New road
from Tottenham - Court - road,
towards Paddington, leading into
Chafles-st. and Hampstead-:road.
Brook.Street(Little),Fitzroy-Square, the second on the L. in Brook-
st. frora the New road, nearly op,
Charles-st. Hampstead-road,
Brook-Street, Holborn,  at 140,
about I of a mile on the R. from
Fleet-market, leading into Brook's
market.
Brook-Street, Grosvenor-Square, —
extends from the N. E. corner of
it to 103, New Bond-st, where
the numbers begin and end, viz.
1 and 58, is near| ofa raile in length .
Brook . Street (Little), Hanover-
Square,^extends frora the S. W.
corner to New Bond.:st, op. the
last described.
Brook -Street (Upper), Grosvenor-
Square,— extends from the N. W.
corner of it, where the numbers
begin and end, viz, 1 and 55, to
Fark-lane, about -| of a mile in
length.
Brook-Street, Ratcliffe,  is the E.
continuation of Back-lane andSun-
Tavern-fields, also the first N.
parallel to Cock-hill and Broad-
st. extending from Love-lane to
Butcher-row and White Horse.st.
near ^ of a mile in length.
Brook-Street, Walcot- Place, Lam
beth, — is about -| of a mile on the
L. from Westminster bridge, lead
ing from Little Moor-place {op.
Lambeth new chapel) to South-st.
and West.square, about |. of a mile
in length.
Brook'sWharf,UpperThamesrStreet, —at 51, op. Bread-st. hill, about
4 of a roile E. from or below
Blackfriars-bridge.

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Brook's Wharf, Willow-Street, Bank-
fide, — is situate between Pye-gar,
dens and Love-lane, about y of aj
mile below Blackfriars - bridge,
Surrey side.
Brook's Wharf. Weaver's Lane, Bo-
rough, — is situate on the R. in it;
from 119, Tooley-st. ^ of a mile
below London-bridge.
Brook's Yard, Angel- Alley, Moor
fields, — the second door on the R.
frora Long-alley, near the W. end
of Skinner - street, Bishopsgate-.
without.
Brook's Yard, UpperThames-Street,-
the back of 201, or the first on
the L. in Old Fish-street-hill, by
Meffrs. Hahn andCo'ssugar house,
Brother's Buildings, Ogle - Court,
Queen - Ann - Street East, Mary
bone. — the first on the L. from 15,
Queen-Ann-st. and the first on the
R.from 10, Upper Marybone-st,
Brother's Row, High-Street, Lam
beth, — the fourth on the R. from,
the church, leading into Fore-st.
Brown's Buildings, Stanhope-Street,
Clare-Market ,-at 27, three doors
N, fromWhite-Horse-yard,Drury-
lane.
Brown's Buildings, St. Mary Axe,-
at 5, the first on the R. from' 116,
Leadenhall-st. leading into Bury
at reet.
Brown's Builciings, Princes -Street,
Rosemary- Lane,-^the first on the
L, from Rosemary-lane, at the E.
endof Glasshouse-yard, Minories,
Brown's-Buildings, Upper E. Smith-
field, at 116. the first E. from
Butler's-buildings, nearly opposite
. Nightingale-lane.
frown's Buildings, Glean - Alley,
Tooley.Street, — at the further end
of it from 218, Tooley-st. near
London-bridge.
Brown's Court. Edgware-Road, 
at 81, the back of Winchefter.
row, about -j of a mile on the R.
from Tyburn turnpike, Brown'^

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Prown's Court, North-Row, North
Audley-Street,  at 22, leading
to ID, Green-street.
- frown's Court, Garnaby-Market, —
at 24, the N. E. corner of it.
Brown's Court, Angel-Alley, Moor.
fields, — the second on the R. from
Long-alley, op. Brewhouse.yard.
Brown's Court, Great Ayliff-Street,
Goodraan's Fields,  at 49. the
first on the R, four doors W, from
Red-lion-street, Whitechapel,
Brown's Lane. Spitalfields. — op. 55,
Brick-lane. a few doors S. from
Hanbury's brewery, leading into
Lamb-street, Spital-sq'uare, and
Bishopsgate-without.
Brown's-Passage, Green-Street, N.
Audley-Street,  at 50, the first
on the L.from 28, North Audley-
street, leading into Lee's mews.
Brown's Q^ay, Wapping, — is op, 7,
Wapping-st. by Hermitage-bridge,
Brown-Street; Grosyenor^Square, —
is parallel to part of the N, side of
it, and the second S, parallel to
Oxford-st. about | of a mile on
thp |l. from Hyde-park, extending
from 36, Duke-st,. to George-st,
Brown-Street, Bunhill-Row,- — is a
part of the E, side of it, at 60,
near Featherstone-street,
Brown-Street, Upper George-Street,
Edgware-Road, — at 10. thirteen
doors on the L, from 45, Edgware-
road, and five doors on the R. from
Adam-Street West, Cumberland-
place,
Brownlow-Street, Holborn, — at' 50.
N. side, nearly op. Chancery-
lane, leading into Bedfordrrow.
Brownlow-Street, Drury-Lane, — at
20, W, side, near Holborn and
Broad-st, St, Giles's, leading into
Old Belton-Street,
prunswick-Chapel, Upper Berkeley.
Street, Portman-Square. — on the
N, side between Quebec-st, and
Cumberland-place.
Brunswick.Court,Brunswick.Street,

B
Christ-Church,  at 34, leading
into Green-walk,
Brunswick - Mews, Wilmot , Street,
Brunswick-Square,— at 4, the first
on the R. from 36, Bernard-
street.
Brunswick - Mews, Cumberland-
Street, Portman-S(juare,-the fourth
on the R. from 245, Oxford-st,
four doors from Upper Berkeley-
street.
Brunswick-PIaee, City-Road,  is
about| of a mile N, frOra Finsbury-
square (by the turnpike) , the first
on the R. frora Old-street, leading
to Charles-st. Hoxton.
Brunswick-Place, BrunswIck.Street,
Christ-Church, — at 17, on theN.
side, near Green-walk.
Brunswick- Place, Kent- Road,  is
about ^ of a mile on the R. below
the Brlcklayeis-arms, adjoining
East-lane.
Brurawick-Row, Horseferry-Road,
Westminster,  is part of the W.
end of it, extending from Strutton-
ground and Gr^at Peter-street to
Bridewell, opposite the Grey-coat-
school.
Brunswick-Square, — is situate on the
N. side of Great Guilford-street,
Gray's-inn.lane, the first entrance
from ditto is Lausdown-place,
on the W. side the Foundling-
hospital.
Brunswick-Street, Stamford-Street,
Blackfriars.road, — at 12, leading
to Green-walk by Christ.church,
about f of a mile in length,
Brunswick-Street (Little), Christ-
Church, Surrey, — the S. continu
ation of the last from Greene
walk to Cross-street,
Brunswick • Terrace, Brunswick-
Square, See Colonade.
Brush-Court,UpperEastSmithfield,- at 60, the third on the R, about
sixteen doors E. frora Tower-
hill.
Brutoii-Mews,, North Brutdn-Street,- is

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' is the continuation bf Little Bruton-
street to Bruton-place. -
Eruton-Mews, South Bruton-Street,-
is five doors on the L. In Bruton-
street from 146, New Bond-st.
Bru ton-Place, Berkeley-Square, — at
22, the N. W. corner leading into
Bruton-mews andLIttleBruton-st.
Bruton-Street, Berkeley. Square, 
extends from the E, side of it to
146, New Bond-street.
Bruton-Street (Little), — the first on
the R. in the last 'described, three
doors from 146. New Bond-sfreet.
leading into Bruton - mews and
Berkeley-square,
Bryanstone-Street, Portman-Squarc,-
'the first N. parallel to Oxford-st.
extending from 19, Portman-st.
to 7, Great Cumberland-st. near
Tyburn-turnpike.
Bryani-tone-Street (Upper), — the W.
continuation of the la;,t from Great
Cumbcrland-st. to Edgware-road,
it is the first on the R. in the said
road from Tyburn-turnpike.
Brydges-Street, Covent-Garden, 
the continuation of Catherine-st.
from 342, Strand, leading to Great
Russell-st. by Drury-lane theatre.
Bryon's Buildings, Stangate, Lam
beth,  at the N. end of the Bi
shop's - walk, near WeUmlnster-
bridge.
Buck's Head-Court, Great Distaff-
Lane, — three doors on the R. from
31. Old Change, by St. Paul's
church-yard.
Buck's Row, Ducking -Pond -Row,
Whitechapel-Road,— — is a part of
the N. side of it by Liptrap's
distillery.
Buckbridge or Buckeridge - Court,
Buckbridge-Street, St. Giles's, —
is about the middle of the S, side
of it, ,
Buckbridge-Street, St. Giles's,— at
'iC, High-Street, the fir»t on the
R. from the church towards Ox
ford-st.' leading into Dyot-st.

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Buckingham-Court,Charing-Crossl- at 36. the N. side the Admiralty,
leading Into Spring-gardens.
BuckIngham-Gate,St.James's-Park,- at the W. end of it by the Queen's
palace.
Buckinghara - Gate, Buckingham-
Street, Strand, — at the S. end of
it by the Thames,
Buckingham - House, St, James's
Park, — on the W. side of it, about
|-of a mile from St. James's palace.
Buckingham-Place.FItzroy.Square,- on the W, side of it, being the con
tinuation of Cleaveland-st. from
Carburton-street to the New road.
Buckingham - Row. James - Street,
Westminster. — at the E, end pf
it. op. the Blue.coat-school. about
I of a mile on the R. frora Buck
ingham-gate.
Buckingham-Street, Strand, — at 38.
about ^ of a mile on tlie R. from

leadl

ing

towards

Charing-cross, the Thames.
Buckingham-Street. Fitzroy-Square.-
extends from Buckingham-place to
41, Upper Norton-street, near the
New road.
Buckle-Street, Goodman's Fields, —
at 35, Red-lion-street, thesecond
on the L. from 32, Whitechapel
extending to Plough-street.
Bucklersbury,Cheapside, — coraraen
ces at 80. op. the Old Jewry, on
the R. extending to the back of
the Mansion-house.
Buckley - Court. High - Street, St,
Giles's,  at 10, nearly op, the
church, leading into Church-lane.
Budge-Row. Watllng-Street,^ — the
E. continuation of it to Cannon-
St. extending from St. AnthoHn's
church, Size-Lane, to Walbrook.
Bull- Alley, Princes-Street,Larabeth,-
at the middle of it, nearly opposite
Anderson's walk, leading to Fore-
street and the Thames.
Bull-Alley, Upper Ground, Christ-
Churcii, — is about -| of a mile W.
from

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from Blackfriars-bridge, and op.
Boddy'? britjge, '
Bullard's Place, Bethnal-Green,— is
nearly -I of a mile direftly E, from
theSalmon and Ball on the Green,
or first S. parallel to part of Green-
street,, extending from Green- place
to Wes;-street. ,
Bull-Bridge, Bermondsey,— the first
on the left in Magdalen-street,.
from 140, Tooley-st. leading to
Gibbon's rents and 27, Bermond
sey-street,
Bull-Court, Glltspur-Street, — at 15,
the second on the R. from New
gate-st. towards Smithfield.
Bull. Court or Yard, Fan -Street,
Goswell-Street, — Is the continua
tion of It on the left.
Bull -Court, , Petticoat-Lane, Spital
fields,  is three doors N. from
Wentworth-st. on the same side.
Bull-Court, Kingsland-Road,  the
third on the L. frbm Shoreditch-
church,
Bull-Court, Whitecha.pel,  at 78,
the first W. from Osborn-st. nearly
opposite the church.
Bull-Court, NightingaIe-Lane,Lime-
' house,  the first on the L. from
Ropemakers - fields towards the
New cut,
Bull-Court, Kent-Street, Borough, —
at, 290, a few doors ori the R.
from .St. George's chutch.
Bull - Court, Tooley - Street, See
Tooley's Gateway,
Bullen-Court, Strand,-at407, nearly
op. the Adelphi, leading to 15,
Maiden-lane, Covent-garden.
Bull- and Gate-Court, Hojborn, — at
243, three doors E. from Little
Trurnstlle, Lincoln's-Inn-fields,
Bull's-Head-AIley or Court, Turn-,
mill-Street, Clerkenwell, — at. 19,
Peter-st. the second on the R. in
it frora Turnralll-st. or seven doors
on the L. from 30, Saffron-hill
in the op, direftlon.
Bull's Haad - Court, Great Peter-

B
Street, Westminster,  at the W-
end, of It, by the Horseferry-road
opposite Duck-lane,
Bull'-s-Head-Court. Cow-Lane, W,
Smlthfield," — at 5, the first on the
R. from Snow-hill.
Bull's-Head-CpiirtjNewgate-Street,- at 80, the third on the R, from
Cheapside, two doors E, from
Butcherhall-lane.
Bull's- Head-Court,Lawrence- Lane,—
at the bac'K of 97, Cheapside.
Bull's - Head - Court. Newlngton-
Causeway.  the first on the-L,
from the King's-bench towards
the Elephant and Castle.
Bull's-Head. Passage, Gracechurch-
street. — at 81,- leading to Leaden-
hall-raarket.
Bull's- Head-Paffage, Wood-Street,
Cheapside,  at 94, op. Love-
lane, leading to Oat-lane and 11,
Noble-st.
BulUInn, Holborn, — at 121, about
y of a mile on the R. from Fleet-
market.
Bull-Inn, Bi(hopsgate,-at 91. about
|- of a mile on the L, from Corn
hiU.
Bull-Inn, Leadenhall- Street,-at 152,
six doors on the L. from'Con'ihill.
Bull-Inn, Aldgate,-. — at 26, a few
doors on the L.' from the pump
towards Whitechapel.
Bull-Lane, Stepney,  op. the W.
side, the church, leading towards
Whitechapel,
Bull Livery-Stables, Goswell-Street,-'
at 6, about |- of a mile on the L.
N. from Barbican, and six' doors
from Fan-street.
Bull and Mouth-Inn, Bull and Mouth-
Street,  the first gate on the L.
from 5, St. Martin's-le-Grand.
Bull and Mouth-Street, St. Martin's-
le-Grand,.  at 5. op. St. Ann's-
lane, the second on the L. from
66, Newgate-street, leading Into
Butcherhall-lane.
Bullock - Court, Whitecross - Street, St.

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St. Luke's,— at "98, about | of a
mile on the R. from Cripplegate-
church, nearly op. Playhouse-yard,
lei^ding into Blue-Anchor-alley.
Bull - Stake - Court, High- Street,
Whitechapel, — at 58, the first W.
from the church.
Bull-Stairs, Upper Ground. Christ-
church, — at the end of Bull-alley.
See Ditto.
Bull-Wall,CheIsea,— at 18, Paradise-
row, about the middle of the S,
side, it leads, to the Thames,
Bull -Wharf, Queenhithe, Upper
Thames-Street,  the S, end of
BuU-whart-lane from 62, Upper
Thames-street.
Bull- Wharf- Lane, Upper Thames-
Street,  at 62, by Queenhithe,
about .J of a mile en the L. from
London - bridge towards Black
friars.
Bull- Yard. White- Horse- Street, Rat
cliffe,  is two doors on the L,
from Butcher-row, Ratcliffe-cross,
towards the Commercial-road,
Bull- Yard, Windmill-Street, Hay-
market,- — at 43, about fourteen
doors on the L. frora Piccadilly,
and three doors frora Queen-st,
Bull. Yard, Fan-st. Goswell-street.
See Bull-Court.
Bulljrrag^Row, Bethnal-Green,  is
about I of a mile E, from the
Green, at the back of the corner
formed by Green-st. and Globe-
street.
Bulstrode-Mews, Marybone-Lafie, —
at 32, eight doors from High-st.
and four doors N. from Bulstrode-
street,
Bulstrode-Street, Marybone. — at 28.
Marybone-lane, the fourth on the
R. about |- of a mile from 158,
Oxford-st. leading to 48, Welbeck-
street.
Bunches-Alley, Thrawl- Street, Spi-
tal-fields,— at 22, the first on the
R. from 208, Brick-lane, about j
of a mile N. from Whitechapel-
church.

Biinliill-Row, St. Luke's,— the first
W, parallel to Finfbury- square
and theArtillery-groundjextending,
from 63, Chiswell-st, where the
numbers begin and end, viz. 1 and
133, to Old-st. op. St, Luke's
hospital^ about -j of a mile in
length,
Burden-Street, Berkeley-Square, — at
30, Davis-st. op, Mount-st. three
doors on the R. from the square,
leading into John-street.
Burdett-Street, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth. See York-Street.
Burleigh - Court, Burleigh - Street,
Strand, — —the second on the L;
from 365, in the Strands See
the next article.
Burleigh-Street, Strand,  at 365,
about the middle of the N. side,
on the W, side of Exeter-change,
leading to Exeter-street.
Burlington-Gardens, — attheback of
Burllngton-house, extending from
24, Old Bond-st. to Vigo-lane.
Burlington-House,  at 52 and 53,
Piccadilly, about i of a mile on
the R, from the Hay.market. op.
Duke-st. St. James's,
Burlington-Mews (New), Swallow-
Street, — at 129, about | of a mile
on the L, frora 44, Piccadilly,
Buriington- Street (New), Swallow-
Street, — at 120, about i of a mile
on the L. frora 44, Piccadilly,
leading into Saville-row,
Burlington-Street (Old), — the second
on the R. in Vigo-lane from 148,
Swallow-st. extending to Boyle*
street. '
Burraan's-Row, Green-Street, Beth
nal-Green, — is part of the S. side
nearly op. Chefter- place, a few
yards on the R. from the Green.
Burr-Street, Lower East-Smithfield,-
is near j of a mile E. from the
"Tower, extending frora St. Cathe
rine's, by Goodwin's brewery, to
Nightingale-lane, about i of a
mile in length. Burr-

B
BHrr.Street (Little),— at 41, Burr-st,
leading to King "Henry - yard,
Maudlih's rents, and 41, Lower
East-Smithfield,
Burrows-Buildings,,Blackfriars-Road, —forras part of the W. side of it,
nearly op. Surrey-chapel, extend
ing from Charlotte-st. to George's
row, by the Bun-house.
Burrows-Mews,  is at the back or
^ W. side of Burrows-bulldings. See
Ditto.
Bury-Court, St. Mary-Axe,— at 20,
¦ the fourth on the R. from llff,
Leadenhall-Street.
Bury.Place, Bloomfbury,  is the
continuation of Lyon-st. frora 143,
High Holborn, being the W. side
of Bloorasbury. market.
Bury.Street, Bloomsbury,— .the con
tinuation of Bury-place and Lyon-
street, from 143, High Holborn,
extending from 30, 'Hart-st. to
66, Great Ruffell-street.
Bury-Strect, St. James's, — is the fir^t
E. parallel to St. Jaraes's-street,
extending from 81, Jermyn-street
to King-street.
Bury-Slreet, St. Mary-Axe,  is the
,E. parallel to it, entering by a
sraall court at 10, leading to Bevis-
Marks.
Burying - Ground - Alley, Chequer-
Alley, Bunhill-Row, — about the
middle of the N. side ofit, enter.
ing from 99, Bunhill-row, or at
l07, Whitecross-street.
Burying- Ground- Passage, Paradise-
Street, Marybone,— at 11, the W.
end, leading to Paddington-st. .
Busby-Street, James-Street, Bethnal-
Green,- — the second on the R. and
on the L. in it from 124, Church-
street, leading into Oakley-street,
Thoraas-st. and 118, Brick-lane.
Bush-Lane, Cannon-Street, — at 22,
op. St. Swithin's-lane, leading to
168, Upper Thames-Street, about
4. of a mile on the R: from Lon
don-bridge.

B
Bush-Lane, (Little),— at 23, Bush-
lane, Cannon-st. leading to 156j
Upper Thames-street.
BusheU-Court, Stoney-Street, Bo-
rough, — is op. 9, the first on the
R. from the Clink, towards the
Borough- market.
Bushel's Rents, Wapping,— — at 7,
the second on the L. below the;
Hermitage . bridge, leading to
Great Hermitage-street.
Butchers-Hall, Puddlng.Lane,  at
34, four doors on the L. from 5,.
Eastcheap.
Butcherhall-Lane, Newgate-Street,-
at 82, a few doors on the R. from
Cheapside, leading to Little-Bri
tain and Smithfield.
Butcher- Row, Upper East-Smith
field,  at 81, the first on the R.
ftom Tower-hill, and about § of
a raile distant, leading to Lower,
East-Smithfield.
Butcher-Row, Ratcliffe-Cross, — ex
tends from the E. end of Broadest.
to Brook-st, and White-horse-st,
Butcher-Row, St, George's Market.
St, George's Fields, — ^at the N.
W. side of it, leading towards the
London-road.
Butlers-Alley, Moor-Lane, Moor
fields,— at the N. end of it, on tha
L, from 87, Fore-st, leading Into
Ropemakers-st. Finsbury-square.
Bu ders- Alley or Court, Moor-Lane,-
the fifth on the R. from 86, Fore
st, leading to 26, liittle Moor
fields.
Butlers - Buildings, George - Street,
Spitalfields,  the first on the R.
N. from Spicer-st. near 82, Brick-
lane.
Butlers-Buildings, Upper Eaft-Smith-
field,— at 112, about i of a mile
on the L. from Tower-hill, leading
into Cartwright-square and Rose
mary-lane.
Butler's - Buildings , Artillery - Lane,
Southwark, — is about the middle
of the S. side, the second on the
H R. down

B
!ft.. down Crucifix-lane, from 50,
Bermondsey-Street.
Butler's Wharf, Shad-Thames,Horse-
lydown,- — op. Thomas-st, f of a
mile below London-bridge.
Button-CPurt, Acorn- Alley, Bishops
gate,  the first on the L. frora
124. Bishopsgate-without.
Button's-Entry. White-Horse-Street.
Ratchffe,-is at the N, end. nearly
op. the Workhouse,
Euxton.Place. Lambeth. — Is near f
a mile on the R. from Weftminfter-
hridge op. the Terrace, and lead
ing from Lambeth new chapel
• towards the church.
Byce - Court, Blue - Anchor - Yard.
Roseraary-Lane. — the third on the
R, from 48, Rosemary - lane.
towards Upper East-Smithfield,
Syde-Street, Bethnal-Green,  the
N, side of Anehor-st. extending
from Swan-yard to Club-row,
Byfield - Place. Charlotte - Street,
Blackfrlars-Roadi  a few houses
on the R. between Surrey-chapel
and Gravel - lane, by the N, £,
corner of Nelson-square,

CABBAGE ALLEY, Long-
Lane, Bermondsey.  Is near
the raiddle of the N, side, a few
doors W, from the King's head.
Cable - Place. Cable - Street, Well-
close-Square. — is opposite Short-st.
at the back of the houses frora 40
to 55.
Cable-Street, WellcloseiSqnare, — is
the E, continuation of Rosemary-
¦ lane. Tower-hill, extending from
White-lion St. to the New-road,
,St, George's in the East,
Gaddick's Row, Whitehall.  is
about thirty doors on the L. from
Charing-eross towardsWeftminfter-
bridgc, op. the Admiralty, leading
into Great Scotland-yard.'

Cadogan - Place, Sloane - Streef,-
Chelsea,  is op. 76, and tfie
Cadogan-arms, about i of a mile
on the L. from Knightsbridge,
Cadogan-Place (Upper), Sloane-St.;'
Chelsea,— op. 50, about i of a
mile on the L. from Knightsbridge.
Cain's Court, Cain's Place, Chuxch-
Lane, Whitechapel,— is about the
middle of the E, side of Cain's
Place.
Cain's Place,. Church-Lane, White
chapel,  the first on the R. and
about six doors from 65, Cable-
st. Wellcloise-square.
Caledonian -Hotel, Robert - Street,
Adelphi,  at 3, the W. end of
Adelphi-terrace,entrance by Adam-
street, 73. in the Strand.
Calender- Yard, Long-Alley, Moor--
fields,— the sixth on the L. from
Moorfields towards San-st. nearly
op. Ball-alley.
Calico-Buildings, Neckinger, Ber
mondsey, — on the E. side ot ity
facing Prospeft-row and Parker's-
row, about | of a mile frora
Hickman's folly, Doekhead.
Calthorpe - Place, Paradise - Row,
Chelsea.— Is op. 12, and Is the first
on the L. a few yards frora the Hos
pital towards Battersea-bridge.
Calvert-Stireet, Old Gravel-Lane, —
is about I ofa mile on the R. from
65, Ratcliffe-highway, nearly op.
No. 28, leading to 'Tench-st. and
the London-dock.
Cambridge-Heath, Hackney-Road, -
is about li of a mile frora Shore
ditch-church, by the turnpike
towards Hackney.
Cambridge-House. Hackney-Road.
See Cambridge-Heath,"
Cambridge-Place. Cleveland-Street,
Fitzroy-Square, — on the W, side
the square, between Carburton-st.
and Buckinghani-st,
Cambridge-Place. Cambridge -Heath,
Hackney-Road,  is a few doors
on the L.from the turnpike towards
Hackney,

Hackney, near the .Hare public-
house.
Carabridge-Place, Hackney-road, —
forms part of the N, side of it,
extending frora Great Cambridge-
st, towards, the Nag's-head.
Cambridge-Street (Great), Hackney-
Road, — is about I a mile on the L.
from Shoreditch-church, leading
towards Dalston.
Cambridge-Street (Little), Hack'ney-
Road,  is about eight doors on
the L. in Great Cambridge-street
from Hackney- road.
Cambridge-Street, Golden-Square, —
ii the N. continuation of Wind-
mlll-st. Hayraarket, leading into
Biroad-st. Poland-st. and to 365,
Oxford-st.
Camden-Court. Grub-Street, Crip
plegate,  ^at the N. end, three
, d-3ors orf the L. from Chiswell-st,
Camden-Row, Bethnal-Green-Road,
forras part of the S. side of it,
about I of a mile on the R. from
65, Shoreditch, by Wllmott-street,
, near the Green,
Camden-Street,East-Lane.Wal worth.
the second on the L. about f of a
mile frora the High-street or road.
extending to Lodi's fields.
Carael- Buildings'. Orchard - Street,
Portman-Square. — at 9, the secpnd
on the R. from .197, Oxford-st.
leading into Edward's mews and
Duke-st.
'pamoraile-Street, Bishopsgate, — —
the fi.rst on the R. near ^ of a raile
N, frora Cornhlll, or a few doors
S, from .Houndsditch, it leads
, into St. Mary Axe.
Garaomlle-Mews, Camomile-Street,
Blfhopsgate, — at 15, that number
^ of doors on the, R, from Bishops-
gate-street,
Camperdown-Place,Snow's Fields. —
the fourth on, the L,. from 238,
Bermondsey-Street, bythe Ship and
Mermaid'publichouse. !
C;^mpiQn-Lane;,UpperTharaes.Street,

at.89, about ^ of a mile on the L.
from Loodon.brldge. and is by
the church, op. Suffolk-lane.
Canal-Office, Change-Alley,"— at 9,
the third house on the R, from 67,
Lombard-st, towards Cornhlll,
Cane-Place. Gravel-Lane, Borough,-
at the S. end of it, and E. end of
Bennett's-row, Blackfriars-road,
Cannon or Canon-Alley, St. Paul's
Church-Yard,— at63,theN. side.
a few doors from Cheapside^leadlng
to 58. Paternoster- row,
Cannon-Brewery, Knightsbridge,^
is nearly op. Sloane-st. about ^ of
a mile on the R. from Hyde-park-
corner, >
Cannon-Place, Mile-End, — the first
on theL. from the turnpike toward^
London, leading into Mile-End-
Grove. _ , ,
Cannon-Row, Wellminfter, — extends
from behind49. Parliament-street,
to 9, Brid'ge-street.
Cannon-Street, — the first N, parallel
to Upper Thames-street, extending
from Dowgate-hlU and WaJbrOok
to Crooked-lane, about 5 of a
mile in length,,
Cannon-Street, St. George's in the
East.i— at 143, Ratcliffe-highway
by the church, extending to the
New-road, it is Continued by
Cannon-st. road to Whitechapel,
distance about -I a mile.
Cannon-Street, Mint, Southwark,-—
the continuation of Lant-st, frdin
109. Blaekman-Street, leading into
George-street and Great Suffolk-
street,
Canterbury - Buildings, Lambeth,—?
the continuation., of Hercules-
buildings from the Asylum towards
Lambeth-church, '
Canterbury-Corner,Lambeth-Walk,- is about the mi4dle of Little Can-
j terbury-plape.
jCanterbury-Place, Lambeth,— forms
part of the S. 'side of the road,
leaditig from the llifee Stag« to,
Lambetl?-

Lambeth church, commencing
near the New chapel,
Canterbury-Place(Little),Lambeth,- is on the S, side or back of the
last described, or the first on the
R. in Lambeth-walk.
Canterbury-Place, Walworth,  ex
tends from the W, end of Manor-
row or place to Harford-lane,
Canterbury -Row, Newington.- 
forras part of the E, side of the
road, leading from the church to
Kenningtoii-cotnmon,commencIngabout I of a mile on the L. from
the church,
Canterbury - Square, Dean - Street,
Borough. — is two doors on the R.
from 203, Tooley-st, about i of
a mile from London-bridge,
Canterbury- Walk, Canterbury-Build
ings, Lambeth,  is behind 15,
Lambeth-terrace by South-street,
leading to Canterbury-buildings,
Canton - Place, East - India - Dock-
Road, Limehouse, — forms part of
the N, side of it, op. Pennyfields,
Poplar, near | of a mile on the L.
E, from Limehouse-church towards
Blackwall,
Capel.Court, Bartholoraew-Lane, —
the first on the R. from the Royal-
Exchange, facing the E. entrance
of the Bank.
Cape Trafalgar, Deptford Lower
Road, — at the N. corner of China-
hall, about 2f miles from London-
bridge.
Carburton-Street, Cleveland-Street,
Fitzroy-Square,  tile second on
the R, from the New-road, nearly
op, Grafton-st. from Tottenham-
court-road, extending to Portland-
road.
Cardigan-Place, Upper Kennington-
Lane, — forms part of the N. side
of it by Kennington-cross, on the
R. towards Vauxhall.
Carey-Laiie, Cheapside,— the first N.
parallel to part of it, extending
from 32, Gutter-lane to 14, Foster-
lane.

Carey- Place, Oakley -Street, Lam
beth.— at 27, by the Oakley-arms,
leading to Carey-st. and Lambeth-
marsh,
Carey-Street.LambethLowerMarsh.- the first N, parallel to Oakley-st.
entrance by Green-row, nearly op.
James-street,
Carey-Street, Chancery-Lane,  at
99. the first on the L. frora 194,
Fleet-st. leading into Portugal-st.
and Clare-market,
Carlisle-Cha pel , Kennington-Lane,-
is situate between Pleasant-row and
Mansion-house-row, about -| of a
mile on the L. frora the Plough
ai)d Harrow, by the 2 mUe-stone
from Cornhlll.
Carlisle-House, Carlisle-Lane, Lam
beth, — about I of a mile on the L.
in it, from the Marsh-gate.
Carlisle-Lane, Mount-Street, Lam
beth,  is two or three doors S.
from the Marsh-gate, on the R.
leading to Carlisle-house and place.
Carlisle-Place, Carlisle-Lane, Lam
beth,  is the continuation of it
towards Lambeth-church,
Carlisle-Square, Carlisle-Lane,Lam-
beth, — is the first on the R. in it,
a few yards frora the Marshi-gate,
Carlisle-Street, Soho.Square,  at
34, on the W, side, intersefting
Dean-street at 67, and leadihg
to Little Chapel-st, and Wardour-
street.
Carlton-House, Pali-Mall, — between
112 & 1 15, a few doors on the L.
ftom the Hayraarket.
Carlton - Place, St. Albans - Street,
Pali-Mall,  at 29, six doors on
the L. from 13, Pall-Mall, under
the archway.
Carlton - Place, White - Hart- Row,
Kennington,— the first on the L.
ftom Kennington-lane, or the third
on the R. from Clayton-place,
Clapham-road. Newington,
Carmarthen - Street, Tottenham-
Court-Road, — is op, London.st. about

about i a mile on the R. from
St. Giles's-, extending frora 12, on
the terrace, to the fields.
Carnaby-Market, Golden-Square, —
the W. end of Broad-st, on the R.
from 86, Berwick-st, Oxford-st,
Carnaby-Street, Carnaby-Market, —
is on the W. side, extending from
28, Great Marlborough-Street to
22, Silver-street, Golden-souare.
Carol's-Conrt, Charles-Street, Horse
lydown, — at the back of 18, the
corner of New-st, Doekhead.
¦ Carollpa Coffee-House, — 2.5,BIrchin-
lane, four, doors on the L. frbm
36, Cornhlll.
Caroline-Court, Great Saffron-Hill,-
at 18, op. Charles^street, Hatton-
garden, or the third on the R.
frora Holborn-hill along Field-
lane,
Caroline - Mews, Caroline - Street,
Bedford-Square,  is about the
middle of the E. side, op. Tavi-
stock-st. Tottenhara-Court-road,
leading into Charlotte-street,
Caroline-Place,GreatGnIIford-Street, Foundling-Hospltal, — is op. 16.
the second on the R, from Gray's-
inn-lane, on the E, side the
hospital.
Caroline-Place, City-Road, — forms
part of the N, side, about f of a
mile on the R. from Old-street,
towards Islington, extending from
Plurabers-st. to City-terrace. '
Caroline-Street, Bedford-Square, 
extends from the S. W. corner to
116, Great Ruflell-st, ten doors
on the L, from Tottenham-court-
road-,
Caroline. Wharf, Rotherhithe,-  -is
about I ofa mile below the church,
nearly op. Clarence-st. the first W.
frora Hanover-stairs.
Carpenters-Buildings,London-Wall.- is op. the S, E, corner of Moor
fields, about three doors W. frora
Winchester-street,
Carpenters -Hall, Carpenters- Build-

c
ings, London. Wall,
article.

See the last

Carpenter-Street, Vine. Street, West
minster,— at 44, the third on the
L. frora 43, Millbank-st. leading
to the Horseferry-road.
Carpenter - Street, Mount . Street,
Berkeley-Square, — six doors frora
Davies-street, N.W. corner of the
, square, leading into Mount-row,
Carpenters- Yard, Half-Moon-Street,
Bishopsgate,  at the back of the
Half-moon, a few yards oif the R.
frora 170, Bishopsgate-without.
Carr-Square. Cripplegate, — the third
on the L. in Moor -lane, about
twelve doorsfrom 87, Fore-st.
Carr- Yard, Blue- Anchor- Yard, Rose
mary-Lane. — the fourth on the R.
from 48, Rosemary-lane towards
Upper East-Smithfield,
Carrier - Street, Church - Street, St.
Giles's, — W. parallel to Dyot-st.
extending frora Church-lane to
Buckbridge-Street.
Carrington-Place, Down-Street, PIc-
' cadilly, — is the continuation of it
from the W. end of Piccadilly,
leading to 17, Hertford-st. May-
Fair. ¦
Carrlngton-Street, Shepherds -Mar
ket, May- Fair, — is on the S, side,
about six doors on the L. from
White-horse- st, Piccadilly,
Carron-WharfjUpper Thames-Street,
Is op, 224, about j. of a mile E.
from Blackfriars-bridge.
Carter-Court, Redcross-Street, Bo
rough. — at 89, the first on the L.
from Park-st. Borough-market.
Carter-Co,urt, Cutler-Street, Hounds
ditch. — the first on the R. a few
doors from 114, Houndsditch.
Carter-Lane (Great), ' St. Paul's-
Church-Yard, — the first on the L.
in Creed-Lane from 14, Ludgate.
street, extending to Paul's chain,
St. Paul's church-yard.
Carter - Lane (Little), St, Paul's-
Church-Yard,-the E. continuation of

of the last, extending from Paul's
chain to 13, Old Change,
Carter-Lane, Tooley-Street,  at
943, the second on the R, from
London-bridge, leading into the
ShIp-Inn-yard. .
Carter -Street. Bethnal-Green,  at
1 67, Brick - lane, about | of a
mile on the R. from Whitechapel.
op. Hanbury's brewery, extending
to Spital-street,
Carthusian-Street. Aldersgate-Street,
at 167, about eight or nine doors
N. on the L. froni Barbican, leading
into Charterhouse-square.
Cartwright-Square, Rosemary -Lane.^"
the S. end of Cartw right-street,,
kading into the middle , of Upper
. East- Smithfield,
Cartwright-Street, Rosemary-Lane,-
at 32. near i of a mile on the R.
from the Minories, Tower-hill.
leading to Cartwright-square and
Upper Eaft-Smlthfield.
Cartwright-Street, Broadway, West-
min8ter,-at the W. end of Tothill-
street from the Abbey, leading
Into Park-street.
Castle-Alley, Royal-Exchange,  Is
on the W. side leading from Com
hill to the Bank,
Castle -Baynard Copper -Company,
Upper Thames - Street,  at 12,
between Anderson's and Carron
Wharfs, about -^ of a mile E,.from
Blackfriars-bridge,
Castle-Court, Strand, -at 430, about
-f-of a mile on theL. from Charing-
cross, leading to 7, Chandos-st,
Castle- Court, Popping's Court, Fleet-
Street,  the first on the L. in it
from 111, Fleet-st. near Fleet-
market.
Castle-Court, Castle-Street, Oxford-
Street,-at 14, four doors W. from
62, Berners-street.
Castle - Court, Fullwood's Rents,
Holborn, — ^at 23, five doors on
the R. from 33, Holborn, nearly
pp. Chancery-lane.

•^afc.23, theR,
leading

Castle-Court, Piccadilly, -
that number of doors c
from the Hayraarket,
into Castle-sfreet,
Castle - Court, Whitecross - Street,
Cripplegate, — at 55, the back of
Whitbread's brewery. ^
Castle-Court, Lawrence-Lane, Cheap-
side, — at 20, about ten doors on
tlje L, frora 97. Cheapside, lead.
ing to Mumford-court and Mllkj
street.
Castk-Court, Budge-Row. Watling.
Street,  at 10, leading to 14>
Cloak-lane.
Cagtle-Court, Castle-Street, Tarn.
mill-Street, Clerkenwell,  th^
first on the L. frora TurnmiU-st.
towards Saffroii-hill,
Castle- Court, Kingsland-Road, —
is about -| of a mile on the L,
frora Shoreditch-church, and op,
Union-street,
: Castle-Court, Birchin-Lane, — at 23,
leading into Bell-yard and to 13,
Gracechurch-street.
Castle-Court, Castle-Street, Bethnal-*
Green,  the second on the R.
from behind Shoreditch - church,
eastward.
Castle - Court, Old Castle - Street,
Whitechapel, — the first on the L*
in It frora Wentworth-st. towards
Whitechapel High-street.
Castle-Court, Castle-Lane, South-
wark, — Is about the middle of the
E. side. op. Morris's walk, 1
Castle-Court. Kent-Street.Borough,-
at 248, on the S, side, about -i-of
a roile on the R, froni St. George's
church.
Castle and Falcoln-Inn, Aldersgate-"!
Street, — about ^ of a mile on the
R. frora 65, Newgate-st. along
St, Martin's-le-Grand, five doorsi
N, from St, Ann's-lane, »
Castle-Inn,Wood-Street, Cheapside,-
at 26, being that nuraber of door^
on the R, frora 122, Cheapside.
Castle -Lane, Jaraes -Street, West-!
minster,

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.minster,  is at the ,E. end,
about i ofa mile on the R. frora
IJucklnehara - gate, leading to
Elliott s, brewery and Brewer-st.
Pimlico. ,
Cattle- Lane, , 'VVhitechapel,  -at
121, about J of a mile on the
' L. below Aldgate-pUmp, leading
to Old Castle-st. and -Wentworth-
street,
Castle-Lane, Southwark;  the first
on the R, in Castle-st. from 13,
Redcross-st. leading to Maid-lane,
op. Horse-shoe-alley. ¦ >
Castle-Mews, Castle-Street. Oxford-
Street.-at 66, three dooirs Wi from
63, Bemcrs-strect. '
Castle -¦ Place, New Castle - Street,
Whitechapel, — the first on the R.
from 120, Whitechapel, leading
to Old Castle-st, and Wentworth-
street. '
Castle -Place, Gibraltar - Row, St.
George's Fields, — at 15. the first
on the L. from Prospeft-place.
Castle-Street, Leicester- Squ are;,  is
the first E, parallel to it, and the
first W. to St. Martin's lane, ex
tending frora Great Newport-st.
to the, King's mews.
Castle-Street, Long-Acre,-is the first
N. parallel to It, extending from
Charles-st, to Little St; Martin's
lane, and is the continuation of
Brokers-alley, from 25, Drury-
lane,
Ca.stle-Street East, or Little Castle-
Street, Oxford-Street,  the first
N. parallel to part of It, extending
from 81, Newman-st. to Qxford-
market.
Castle-Street West, or Great Castle-
Street, Oxford-Street,.  the W,
• Continuation of the last, extending
frora Oxford-market to 6, Princes-
street, ' Cavendish - square ; • total
length of these two streets is about
• .J of a mile, -
Castle-Street, Bloorasbury,  5s the
' first N. parallel to Broad-street,

extending from Peter-st. to Vinc-
, street, and is the W. continuation
of Hart-st. to Thorney -street,
Castle-Street, Saftron-Hill. — -at 60,
leading into Turnraill-st. Clerken
well, near the Green.
Castle-Street, Air-Street, Piccadilly,-
1 three doors on the R. frora 27,
i Piccadilly, leading to 22, Titch-
j - borne-street.
pastle-Street. Holborn. — at 12, on
'the te.iideef Middle-row, leading
! into Cursitor-street and Chancery-
! lane.
fastle-Street, Falcon-Square, Alders
gate-Street, — Is at the N, corner of
' it, leading Into Nichols. square.
Well-street, and Jewin-street,
Cattle-Street, Fleet-Mai'ket, — at 33,
on the E. side, leading iuto Sea-
coal-lane and Snow-hill,,
Castle-Street, Upper Thames-Street.-
op. 223, about -i- of a mile on the
R. from Blackfriars-bridge, lead.
ing to the Thames.
Castle-Street, Moorfields,  is the
second N. parallel to Finsbury-sq.
|- of a mile from it, and extends
from 1 8. City-road to Paul-sf.
Castle-Street, Bethnal-Green j  ex
tends from Ccck-lane behind Shore
ditch-church to Gascoigne-place,
it Is continued by Vir^nia-row to
Bird-cage- walk and Hackney-
road.
Castle-Street (New), Bethnal-Green,-
is the first on the R. in the last
described from Shoreditch-church.
Castle -Street (New), Whitechapel
High-Street, — at 120, nearly op.
Red-lion-st,Itis continued by New '
Castle-place and Old Castle-st. to
Wentworth-st. Spitalfields.
Castle-Street (Old), Whitechapel, —
is the continuation of Castle-lane
from 121, Whitechapel High-st,
' leading into \\'entworth - street,
Spitalfields.
Ca.'rtle-.Street, Houndsditch, — at 46,
S, side, - being the second on the
R. from

Ri from Birnopsgate-churCh, lead
ing to Bevis-Marks,
Castle-Street, Redcross-Street, Bo
rough, — at 14, the first on the R,
from Park-street, Borough-market,
leading to Castle-lane, Maid-lane,
and Bankside.
Castle-Street, Kent-Street, Boreugh,-
at 94, about ^ of a mile on the L,
from Church-Street, St, George's
church.
Castle-Yard, C! apel-Street, West
minster, — is at the E. end by the
Broadway, op. St, Margaret's
burying - ground, leading into
Snow's rents and York-street.
Castle- Yard, Royal Hospital-Row,
Chelsea, — a narrow passage near
the hospital, leading into Turk's
row, and situate between Ander
son's yard and Loveland's yard.
Castle*Yard, Castle-Street,Holborn,-
at 37, leadinginto Norwich-court,
and to 92, Fetter-lane.
Castle- Yard,Bol5over-Street, Oxford-
Street, — at 1 0, the second on the
L, from 113, Oxford-street.
Castle- Yard, Upper Thames-Street,-
at 34, op. Larabeth-hill, near |
of a mile on the R. from Black
friars-bridge, leading towards the
Thames.
Castle-Yard, Gravel-Lane, Christ-
Church, — the first on the L. from
Holland-street, Blackfriars-bridge,
behind the Falcon glass-house,
Cateaton-Street, Milk- Street, Cheap-
side, — at 16, N. end ofit. extend
ing to the Old Jevwy, parallel to
Cheapside.
Catherine- Buildings, William-Street.
Westminster,  the first on the
R. a few yards frpm 30, James-
street,
St. Catherine-Cree-Church,  be
tween numbers 84 and 88, Lead
enhall-st, about ten doors on the
R, from Aldgate-pump,
St. Catherine Coleman's Church,-—
on the E. side of Church-row, a

a few yards behind 67, Fenchnrell*.
street,
St. Catherine's Church, St. Cathe
rine's Street, Tower-Hill.-behind
the houses which are op. St. Cathe-
rine's stairs.
CatherincCourt, Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — at the W. end, be-
tween the Elephant and Castle and
Duck-lane.
Catherine-Court, Goswell-Street,— ,
at 54, nearly op. Little Sutton-jt.
a few doors N. frora Old-st.
Catherine-Court, Seething-Lane, —
at 34, the second on the R. from ¦
£6, Great Tower-street, leading to
13, Tower-hill.
St. Catherine's Court, St. Catherine's
Street, Tower-hill, — the first turn.
ing on the L. and then again on
the R. in that from Tower-hill.
Catherine . Court, Catherine - Street,
Commercial-Road.- Is the first on
the R. a few doors from the Com
mercial-road.
St. Catherine's Cloisters, St. Cathe-,
rine's, — on the N. side the church
in St. Catherine's. court or sq.
St. Catherine's Lane, Upper East-
Smithfield, — at 50, six doors on
the R. from Tower-hill, leading i
to St. Catherine's street and the
Tharaes.
St. Catherine's-Sqnare,— the first on
theL. in St, Catherine's street, frora
Tower-hill, leading to St. Cathe.
rine's lane and 50, Upper East-
Smithfield,
St, Catherine's Stairs,  at 5, St.
Catherine's st. a few doors on the
R. below Tower-hill.
St, Catherine-Street, Tower-hill, — ¦
extends frora the S, E. corner of
it, by the Tharaes, to Hermitage.
bridge-
Catherine - Street. Williara - Street,
Westminster. — the first on the R,
frora James-st, towards Palace-st.
and Piralico.
Catherine-Street, Strand,- — at 342,
opposite

' opposite Somerset-place, leading
into Brydges-street. Russell-street,
and Covent-garden.
Catherine-Street (Little) j— at 11, in
the last described, leading into
Eagle - court. White - hart - court,
arid Drury-lane.
Catherine-Street,Coramercial-Road,- the third on the R, in it E. from
Cannon-st. New-road. extending
to Lower Chapman-street.
Catherine- Wheel-Alley, Bifhopsgate-
Without, — op, 73, about l2 doors
on the right N, frora New-street,
leading into Petticoat-lane,
Catherine -Wheel -Alley or Court,
Essex-Street, Whitechapel,  the
second on theR. a few doors frora
105, Whitechapel High-st,
Catherine - Wheel - Court, Bridge-
water - gardens. Barbican,.  Is
behind the Catherine- Wheel, lead
ing Into Pump-court.
Catherine - Wheel - Yard (Little),
James-Street, St, James's,  is at
the bottom of it by the Green-
park, leadihg into Cleveland-row,
¦Catherine -Wheel- Inn, Bifhbpsgate-
Without, — is afew doors N, from
New-st. by Catherine-wheel-alley.
"Catherine- Wheel -Inn, High-Street,
Borough, — at 190, | of a mile on
the R. frora St, Margaret's-HIll
towards St, George's church,- and
nearly op. the Half-Moon.
Catherine- Wheel- Yard, Great Wind
mill-Street, Haymarketi — at 13,
• the second on the R. a kw doors
I from Piccadilly.
Cato-Stfeet, John -Street, Edgware-
Road,— at 6 or 7j iinder an arch
way, the second on the R. from
78, Edgware-road.
Catshead - Court. Orchard - Street.
Westrainster, — at 44, the third on
the L. a few doors from Dean-st.
-' Catshole-Court, Tower-Hill,  on
the E. side of it, near Iron-gate,
leading into St. Catherlhe's-sq. -'
Cavendish-Court, Houndsditch,. —

atj9(), about twelve doors oathe
L. from Bishopsgate-church.
Cavendish - Mews, Duke - Street,'
Portland-Place,— at 14. the first
gate frora 1 3, New Cavendifh-st.
Cavendifh - Mews. North Charlotte-
Street, Portland-Place.  at 80,
three doors on the L. from New
Cavendifh-street.
Cavendish-Square; Marybone. — the
N. eiid of Hollis-stteet, from 132,
Oitford-st.
Cavendish-Street (New), Portland-
Place. — intersects it at 61, and
extends, frora 82, Great Portland-
street to 24, Harley-street.
Cavendish - Street (Old), Oxford-
Street, — at 140, about the middle
of the N. side, leading into Henri-
etta-st. and Cavendish-square.
Cecil - Court, St. Martin's Lane,
Charing-Cross, at 92, nearly op,
New-st, leading into Castle-st,
Leicester-square,
Cecil-Street, Strand. — at 84, nearly
op, Sotitharapton-st. Covent-gar-
den, leading towards theThames.
Censor News -Paper -Office, Cathe
rine-Street, Strand, — '¦ — at 1, the
first house on the L. frora 343, in
the Strand. v
Chad's Row, Gray's Inn-Lane. See
Constitution-Row,
Chad's \Vells. ' See Ditto,
Chair -Gourt, Ship- Yard, Teraple-
Bar, — the firft on the R, in it from
Temple-bar.
Chalton-Couit, Chalton-Street, Som
mers-Town, — -at 15, about the
middle ofthe E. side,
Chalton-Street, Sommers-Town,— —
the fourth on the R. in the Mary-
bone-road from the turypike at
. Battle--bridge, leading towards the
Polygon or Clarendon-square.
Chamber-Square, Upper East-Smith-
field, — at 95, nearly opposite the
London-dock.
Chamber-Street, Goodman's Fields,-
the first S, parallel to Great Pres-
l cot-.

4:ot-st. extending from the S. end
of Mansel-street to Lemon-st.
Chamberlain's Wharf, Tooley-Street,-
is the first E. frora 'Topping's
'wharf, and the first W. from
Cotton's Ditto, in theEridge-yard.
Champion- Alley, Vine-Street, Wcst-
miii,ster,-.^at 37, the second on
the L. from 43, Millbank-street,
leading into the Horseferry-road.
Chancellor-Court, Church - Street,
Bethnal-Green,— at 191, the first
on the R. a few doors frora 65,
Shoreditch.
Chancery-Charabers, Quality-Court,
Chancery-Lane,-the first house on
the L,in it frora 48, Chancery-lane.
Chancery, Court of,  Is held at
Westminster-hall and Lincoln's
inn-hall.
Chancery-Lane, Fleet-Street,  at
192, ten doors E. frora 'Temple-
bar, where the nurabers begin and
end, viz. 1 & 131, ft leads to 310,
HIgh-Holborn, near Middle-row.
Chancery - Masters - Office, South-
ampton-bulldings, Holborn,  is
facing the entrance frora 318,
Holborn, and four doors on the R.
frora 52, Chancery-lane.
Chancery Subpoena-Office,  at 6,
Stone - buildings, Lincoln's - inn,
the first house on the L. frora op.
55, Chancery-lane.
C^jadlers-Hall, Dowgate-HIll, — is
op. 37, about five doors on the R.
from Budge-row, or the W. end
of Cannon-street,
Chandler's Rents, Addle-Hill, Doc
tors-Commons,  at 7, opposite
Great Carter-lane, leading by the
church to St. Andrew's hill.
Chandler-Street, Duke-Street, Gros
venor - Square,  at 8, about
thirteen doors on the L. frora 277,
Oxford-st. extending to 3, Davies-
street.
Chandos-Street, Cavendish-Square,-
at the N. E. corner of it, leading
to 54, Queen-Ann-st. 'West.

Chandos-Street, Covent-Garden,---
is about nine doors on the L. in
Bedford-street from 423, Strand,
extending to 27, St. Martin's lane.
Change-Alley, Comhill,— is situate
between 24, Cornhlll, and 70.
Lombard-st, leading also to 10,
• Birchin-lane,
Change - Court, Exeter - Change,
Strand,  is on the N, side of it,
op, 110, in the Strand, leading to
21, Exeter-street,
Change (Old), Cheapside,  at 10,
five doors on the R, from St, Paul's
church -yard, extending to 27,
Old Fish-street, about -J of a mile
in length,
Chapel-Court, Long-Acre,— at 131,
about fourteen doors on the L.
from St, Martin's lane, leading
into Castle-street.
Chapel-Court, Oxford-Street,  at
147, about |- of a mUe on the R.
from St. Giles's, nearly opposite
New Bond-st, leading to Oxford-
chapel and Henrietta-street,
Chapel-Court, Swallow-Street, — at
60, near the middle of the E. side,
leading into King-street, Golden-
square.
Chapel- Court, South Audley-Street,-
at 23, six doors E. from Mount-st.
also on the S. side of the chapel.
Chapel - Court, Hart-Street, Wood-
street, Cheapside, — is the conti
nuation of Hart-st.from63,Wood-
street, facing London-wall.
Chapel r Court, Holywell - Street,
Mile-End Old-Town,  -at 10,
about four or five doors on the L.
from Union-Street, extending to
the S. side of Sion-chapel.
Chapel-Court, HIgh-St. Borough,—
at 124, about -j- of a mile on the
L. frora London-bridge, leading
into Mermaid-court.
Chapel-Mews, Chapel-Street, Gros
venor- Place, Hyde-Park-corner, —
is behind 12 and 26, Grosvenor-
place. Chapel-

Duke-Street, PorU
-at 20, by Fortland-

Chapel-Mews, land-Place,- chapel.
Chapel-Path, Sommers-Town,  is
the first N. parallel to the New-
road to Marybone, extending from
31, Chalton-st. to Brill-row,
Chapel-Place, Oxford-Street,-— at
Chapel-courtj 147, Oxford-street,
circuniscribing Oxford-chapd on
the S; and E. sides,
Chapel-Place, Little Coram-Street,
Tavistock -Square,-' — is two doors
on the L.' frorrt Tavi^tock-place,
Chapel - Place, Duke - Street, St,
George's fields, — is by the' chapel,
a few yards on the R, ftora the
bridge-road, near the obelifk.
Chapel -Row, Brompton, — is about
^ ofa mile on the R.from Knights
bridge, by the chapel behind
Bronipton-row.
Chapel -Row, Spa-Fields, Clerken
well, -is on the W. side the chapel,
a few doors on the R. in Brayne's
row frdm Coppice-row, by the
House of'Correftion.
Chapel-Row, St. George's Market,
St. George's Fields,  the corner
of Brick-st. on the N: E; side of
the said market.
Chapel-Row, South Lambeth, — the
row of which the chapel forms a
part, situate in the field dividing
the Wandsworth and the South-
Lambeth roads, about i of a mile
S. from Vauxhall-turnpike.
Chapel - Street, Grosvenor - Place,
Hyde-Park-Corner,— at 26, abbut
|. of a mild from the- Turnpike
towards Pimlico.
Chapel-Street, Charlotte-Street, Pim
lico, — is five doors on the R. from
20, Ward's-row, and about -| of a
mile from Buckingham-gaite,
Chapel-Street (Great), Westmiiister,-
f xt^nds from 'the Broadway; and
W, erid of Tothill-st, to Strutton-
ground. ,
ClwfieLStreet (little),Wcstminster,-

the first S. parallel to York-streeti
extending from James-street to
Great Chapel-st. Broadway.
Chapel-Street, Brompton,  at 27,
Brpmpton-row, about z of a mile
on the R. from Knightsbridge, ""
Chapel-Street,Paddingtort, or Lisson-
Green, — at 101, Edg<vare-road,
about .| of a mile on the R, from
Tyburn turnpike, leading to South-
arapton-row, by the Yorkshire^
Siringo,
Chapel-Street, South Audley-Street .-
at 62, about the middle ofthe W.
side, op. the Chapel, leading to
Park-lane.
Chapel-Street West, Curzon-Street,
May-Fair, — at 35, on the W. side
, the chapel, leading to Shepherd's
market,
Chapel-Street East, Curzon-Street,-
on the E. side the chapel.
Chapel-Street(Great),Oxford-Street,- at 396, about ^ of a mile' on the
L. from St. . Giles's, leading to
Carlisle-st. Sbho-square.
Chapel-Street {Little),-at the S, end
of the last, on the'R, leading to
19, Wardour-Street,
Chapel-Street, Lamb's Conduit.St.
Red-Lioni-Square, — at 25, extend-,
ing to Milman.st. James-st. and
Bedford-row.
Chapel - Street, Tottenham. Court-
Road,  at 84, the first S. from
Whitfield's chapel, extending to
John- street.
Chapel-Street, Grub-Street, Crip
plegate^— 'ahput the middle of the
W. side of it by theCitychapfcl,
leadlngtoHalf-mqon-'alley and 48,
' Whitecross-street.
Chapel-Street, Holywell-Monnt,— •
the continuation of Holywell-lanc
from 194, Shorieditchj-extending
from the Curtain-road to Holy-
well-row.
Chapel-Street, Spital-Square, — the
second on the L. in the said iquafQ
from 101, Bishopsgate-without. * Chapel.

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Chapel-Street,WheeIer-Street, Spital-
fields.  the first on the L, ftora
Lamb-street, being the opposite
side of the chapel, from the last
described.
Chapel-Street, St. George's in the
East, — is parallel to and between
Upper & Lower^Chapman-streets,
extending frora Wai bridge- street
to Mary-street,
Chapel-Street,MIle-EndNew-Town. the first on the R. in Great Gar
den-street, from 50, Whitechapel-
road ; it is continued by Princes-
row tp Baker's row.
Chapel - Yard, Spltal - Square. See
Chapel-Street.
Chapman's Buildings, King-Street,
Borough,^  at the back of 49,
about f of a mile on the R. from
108, High-street,
Chapman's-Court, Goodman's Yard,
Goodman's Fields, — the second on
the R, in the said yard, from 60,
in the Minories.
Chapman -Place, Chapman -Street,
St. George's in the East,-the third
OU the L, from Cannon-st. road,
between Anthony-street and Ann-
street, leading Into Chapel-st,
Chapman -Street (Lower), Cannon-
Street- Road, St. George's In the
East, — the first on the L.from the
Commercial - road towards Back-
lane, extending to Duke-street,
Chapman- Street (Upper), Cannon-
Street-Road.— the first on the R,
from the Turnpike Back - lane,
towards Whitechapel, extending
to Duke-street.
Chapter -House- Court, St. Paul's
Church- Yard,— at 67, on the N,
side, leading tc; 50, Paternoster-
row,
Charing-Cross,-the W, continuation
of the Strand from St, Martin's
lane to the King's mews, also
towards Westminster, a? far as the
Admiralty and Great Scotland-
yard.

Charing- Court,- Fore-Street, lam,
beth.— the first on the L. in ir S,
from Broad-street.
Cliaries-Court, Strand,— at 27. the
fifth on the R.from Charing-Cross,
leading Into Hungerford-market,
and to Charles-court-stairs.
Charles-Court, Charles.Street, St,
James's, — at 10, about five doors
on the R, from St,- Albans-street,
towards St, James's square.
Charles-Court, Charles-Street, Old
Gravel-Lane, St, George's in the
East,  the first on the L. from
44, Old Gravel-lane.
Charles-Court,Park-Street, Borough,
tvvo doors on the L, in the said
street frora the Borough-raarket,
Charles-Place, Baker's-Row, Cold-
Bath-Fields, Clerkenwell,  -the
second on the R. from Little
Warner-st, towards Coppice-row.
Charles- Place, Hoxton, — thesecond
on the L. In Brunswick-place or
Craven-buildings from the City-
road, near St. Luke's hospital
towards Hoxton - town, the op.
side ef the st.is called Baches-iow,
Charles- Place, Bethnal-Green-Road,
the N. W. corner of Thorold.sq.
about -| of a mile on the L. from
65, Shoreditch.
Charles-Square, Hoxton, — is on the
N. side the Vinegar-ground, the
first on the L. in Pitfield-street,
frora St. Agnes le Clair, Old-st,
road, near Charles-place.
Charles- Street, Charies-Squ3re,Hox-
ton,-is the continuation of Craven-
buildings, frora the City-road to
Charles-square and Pitfield-st..
Charles - Street, Parliaraent - Street,
Westrainster, — at 14, being that
nuraber of houses on the R. from
Whitehall, extending to Duke-st.
Charles-Street (Little) Ditto, — is the
E, end of the last, the part which
extends between Parliament-street
and King-street.
Charles-Street, St. James's-Squaie,- the

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the middle' of the E. side. Inter.
seftingSt, Albans-street, at 14, and
extending to Market-lane behind
the Opera-house,
Gharles-Street, Long-Acre, — at 84.
N, side, the first on the R. frora
'40, Drury - lane, extending to
Castle-street and Broker's alley.
¦ Charles-Street, Covent-Garden,.. —
is on the ' E. side, half a dozen
doors on the R. In Russell-street
from Covent-garden, extending to
York-street and TavistockrSt.
Charles-Street, Portman-Square, 
the first W. parallel to part of
Baker-street, extending frora 28,
George-street, to 7, Kingrst,
Charles-Street, Hampstead-Road, —
on the W. sicie, about ^- of a mile
on the L, from Tottenhara-court-
road,
Charles-Street (Little), — at the W,
end of the last described, or the
N, end of Brook-street, on the L.
from the New-road.
Charles-Street, Drury-lane,— .at 174,
on the L.from St. Giles's, leading
into Newton-street and to 206,
High-Holbom,
Charles-Street, Hatton-Garden, 
intersefts it at 24, and extends
frora 11, Leather-lane, to Saffron-
hill,
Charles-Street, Grosvenpr-Square, —
at the S. E, corher of it. leading
to 19, Mount-street. Berkeley-sq.
Charles-Street, Berkeley-Square, 
extends from the S. W, corner of
, it. to Unloq-street near South
Audley-Street.
Charles-Street, Soho-Square,— -is on
the N, side, leading to 412, Ox
ford-street, being the first on the
L. in the said st. and about 30
doors from St. Giles's.
Charles-Street, Manchester-Square,-
is the first N, parallel to it, ex
tending from Manchester-street
to Thayer-street.
Gharles-Street, Middlesex Hospital,-

is on the S. side of it, extending
frora 49, Newman-street, Oxford-
street, to 33, Wells-street,
Charies-Street, Bridgewater-Square,-,
is the E. parallel to it, at the
back of 9, leading to Bridgewater-
gardens,
Charles-Street, Leonard - Street,
Shoreditch,— the first on the L.
from Paul-street, towards the
Curtain-road, leading intoWillow-
walk,
Charles-Street, Cuttain-Road, —
is the second on the L. north
from Holywell-lane, leading into
John-stlfeet.
Charles - Street, Bethnal - Gi-een-
Road. — about |: of a mile on the
R, from 65, Shoreditch. opposite
Wilmot-square.
Charles- Street, Mile-End, New-
Town, — the N, continuation of
Baker's row, from 94 White
chapel-road.
Charles-Street, Old Gravel - Lane,
St. George's in the East, — at 44,
about the middle of the E. side.
Charles-Street, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, — the second on the L. from
the Obelisk towards the Asylum,
leading to Tower-street.
Charles-Street, Blackfrlars-Road,—
the fifth on the L. near i of a mile
frora the Bridge towards the
Obelisk, leading Into Robert-st,
Cliarles-Street, Horselydown, — ex-
tends from Church-row on the E,
side of St. John's Church, at the
bottom of Tooley-street,. to New.
street, Doekhead.
Charles . Street, Glean - Alley, St.
Olaves, — is the second on thp L.
from 219, Tooley-street, near
London-bridge.
Charles-Street, Goswell-Street.— at
93,N.endofIt, leading to Taylor's
row, and Islingtop-road.
Charles-Street, L-ambeth-Marsh, —
the first S. parallel to part of it,
between it and Oakley-street, entrance

entrance by Green's roW, neairly
op, James-st,
Charies- Street, Mile- End Old-
Town, — extends from 27, Plumb
ers-row, to 27, Greenfield-street,
Commercial-road.
Charles-Street, Goswell-Place, Gos-
well-StrSet-Road, — Is the E, con
tinuation of it, extending to
Northampton-terrace, city-road,
Gharles-Street, Phoenix-Street, Som-
mers-^own, — the W, continua
tion ofit, by the Pplygon or Cla
rendon-square.
Charles - Street, Back - Lane, St.
George's in the East, — is about -J
- cf a mile on the L. east from
Cawtton-street turnpike, nearly op.
tlie Blue-gate-fields, leading to
Albion-street and the Commer
cial-road;
Charlotte - Buildings, Gray's - Inn-
Lane, — at 17, being that number
of houses on the R, from Holborn.
Charlotte-Chapel, Charlotte-Street,
Rathhone.Pface, — at 92, opposite
Windmill - street, Tottenham -
court-road.
Charlotte- Court, Redcross- Street,
Cripplegate,  at 28. by the
church, two doors from Jewin-
street,
Chariotte - Court, Chariotte-Street,
Whitechapel, — at 8, the first on
the L, from Fieldgate-street, and
is nearly opposite Gloucester-
street.
Charlotte-Court, Black-Lion- Yard,
WhItechapeLRoad. — the first on
the L. from 39, Whitechapel-road,
being a few doors below the
church on tlie op. side.
Charlotte-Cou rt. Moss's Alley. Bank-
side, — about the middle of the E.
side, viz, between Bankside and
Maid-lane,
Cbariotte-Honse. Charlotte;- Street,
Blackfrlars-Road, — eight doors
on, the L. ftom Surrey-chapel, to-
wards Westminster-bridge;

Charlotte.Mews East, Charlotte.
Street, Portland-Place, at 3. three
doors on the R., from Uppei-
Mary bone-street,
Chariotte-Mews West, Charlotte,
Street, Portland.Place, — at 71,
three doors from Weymouth-
street,
Chariotte-Mews, Charlotte-Street;
Bloomsbury, — is behind 14, about
half a dozen doors on the L. from
it, towards Hart-street and facing
Vine-Street, from 12, Broad-st,
St, Giles's.
Charlotte-Place, Borough-Road,— -is
partof the N. side ofit, near the
King's Bench, leading towards the
obelisk.
Charlotte-Place, Grange-Road. Ber
mondsey, — Is part of the E, side
ofit, the first row on the L. from
Fort-place, towards the Green.
raan-turapike, Kent-road,
Charlotte-Place, Larabeth-Marsh,—
forms part of the N. side of it,
about an equal distance from
Surrey -chapel, Blackfriars-road,
and the Marsh-gate, Westrainster.
bridge-road.
Ghariotte-Row. New-Road, Mary
bone, — forras that part of the
S. side of it, which adjoins the
Yorkshire-Stingo.
Charlotte-Row, Manslon-Honse,— ^¦
on the W. side of it, extending
frora the Poultry to Bucklers.
bury and Walbrook.
Charlotte-Row, Long-Lane, Ber-
mondsey.-t— forms part of the N.
side of It, about | of a mile on
the L. frora St. George's church.
Charlotte-Row, (Little), Long.Lane,
Bermondsey, — is at the back of
the last, entering by the E. end,
Charlotte-Row, Walworth, — forms
part of the' W, side of the ready
abpttt ^ of a mile on the R. from
the Elephant and Castle,
Charlotte-Row, Jamaica-Row, Ber-
; mondsey, — die W. end of it, by
the

the Gregorian-arras, near Printers
place.
Charlotte-Row.Rotherhithe-Street,- at 269, about ^ a mile on the R.
below the church, on the E. side
the Surrey-canal.
Charlotte-Street, Pimlico,— the first
' on the L.' about -^ of a mile from
Buckingham-gate, on the road to- ;
wards -Chelsea, leading into
Palace-street, William-street, and
James.street.
Charlotte-Street, Hans - Town, —
js a few doors on the R. in the
New-road from the N, end of
Sloane-st, near Knightsbridge,
Charlotte - Street, Portland - Place,
Marybone,  the first E. pa
rallel to it, and the first W. to
Great Portland- street, com mence-
ing at the E. end of New Caven
dish-street,
Charlotte-Street, Rathbone-Place, —
the continuation of it, from 23,
Oxford-street, near St, Giles's,
extending from Percy - street to
Howland-st.
Charlotte-Street (Little), — Is the W,
parallel to the last described from
86 to 81, extending from Bennet-
st, to Goodge-st.
Charlotte - Street, Pentonville, 
about ;i of a mile on the L, from
Clerkenwell-green, and nearly op.
Hamilton-pl. It leads to Brltannia-
st. and Gray's.irin-lane. '
Charlotte-Street, Bloomsbury, — the
continuation of Plumbtree-street,
from 19, Broad-street. St, Giles's,
extending from Thomey-st. to 36,
Great Russell-st,
Charlotte-Street, Bedford-Square, —
the' N, cpntinuatlpn of tbe last,
exte&ding ftom Great Russell-st.
.to the S. E. corner ofthe square.
Charlotte - Street, Curtain - Road,
Shoreditch,— the first W, parallel
to and a few' yards frcm it, ex
tending ftom Willow-walk to
Old-street-road.

Charlotte-Street, Whitechapel,-,-tiie
E. continuation of Fieldgate-st-
from 266, Whitechapel. road,
extending to Cannon-st. road.
Charlotte-Street, Wapping, — at tlw
W. endof Great Plermitage-street,
by the dock, leading towards
Nightingale-lane.
Charlotte-Street (Great), Blackfriars-
Road, — ^about |. of a mile on the
R. from the Bridge, and opposite
Surrey-chapel, leading to the New
Cut or Lambeth-mVrsh.
Charlotte-Street (Little), Do. — is
op. the last described, extending
from Surrey - chapel to Gravel-
lane, about 4^ of a mile in length,
it IS continued by Duke-street,
Queen-street, and Union-street,
to 213, High-st. Borough..
Charlotte-Street, Bethnal-Green, —
is the second on the L. in Turville-
street, from 37, Church-street,
leading to Trafalgar-street, Plalf-
Nlcol-street, and Cock - lane,
behind Shoreditch-church.
Charlton - Court, Charlton - Street,
Marybone, — is a few doors on
the L. north frora 34, Clipstone-
street.
Charlton-Place, St. Albans - Street,
Pall-Mall,— at SO, on the W. side,
behind the Opera - house. Hay-
market.
Charlton. Street, Marybone,  the
first E. parallel to Great- Titch-
field-street, extending from 46,
Upp^r Marybone - st. to Car
burton-st, Fitzroy-sq.
Chariton-Street (Upper),— the N.
continuation of the last, frora
Cllpstone-street.
Charrlngton-Row, George-Gardens,
Bethnal-tereen-Road,- — is behind
the George Public- house,' on the
E. side of Wilmot-square.
Charter-House,— on the N. side of
Charter . house - square, Alders
gate-street. Charter-

Charter - House . Lane^ St, John-
Street, — at 100, about twelve
doors on the R. frora Smithfield,
leading into Gharter-house-sq.
Charter-House-Square, — Is situate
between the S, end of St. John-
street, and Goswell-street, the en
trance is from 107, Aldersgate-st,
by Carthusian-st,
Charter-House-Street, Long- Lane,
West - Smithfield,  about the
middle ofthe N. side ofit, leading
, to the square.
Chatham-Gardens, City-Road, — Is
about half a mile Aireftly N. from
Finsbury-square, the second on the
right in Trafalgar-st,
Chatham-Place, Bridge-street,' Black
friars, — is the wide part of the
street adjoining Blackfriars-bridge
on the city-side,
Chatham - Place, Broad - street,
Bloorasbury, or St. Giles's, — three
doors W, from Holbom, on the
R, nearly op. Drury-lane.
Chatham-Place, Walworth,-— forras
a part ofthe E. side of the High-
st. or road, about 4- of a mile on
the L. from the Elephant and
Castle, op. the Terrace.
Cheapside, — extends from the N,'E.
.. corner of St. Paul's church-yard
to the Old- Jewry, about J ofa
mile in length, and is continued
by the Poultry to the Mansion-
house.
Cheapside, Long- Alley. Moorfields, -
that part of it which leads from
Crown-street towards Moor
fields.
Cheapside (Little) .Whitecross-Street,
St, Luke's, — the first on the R. in
Cowheel-alley, from 168. White-
cross - street towards Golden -
lane.
Cheeseman's-Court, George-Street.
Bethnal-Green, — about six doors
on . the R, from Carter-st, 68,
Brick-lane,
Chelsea-Common,  Is situate be

tween the Queen's-Elm^, aftd the
KIng's-rOad,
Chelsea-Hospital, Chelsea,— is abou't
li mile frpm Hyde-park-cprner
(by Slpane-street), and near 1|
rnlle frpm Buckingham-gate, by
Pimlico,
Chelsea-Market, — is behiiid 19 and
27,' Lower-Sloane-st. about -f of a
mile on the L. fromKnightsbrldge,
Chelsea- Water- Works-Officey — 21,
Abingdon-Street, Westmm'ster, a
few doors from the Abbey.
Cheltenham - House. Cheltenham -
Place. See the next,
Cheltenham - Place, Westminster -
Bridge - Road, Lambeth. — about
I ofa mile on the L, from the
bridge, exteridlng from Oakley-st,*
towards the Asylum,
Chelton's-Court, Bedfordbury, — at
44, leading to 60, Chandos-st.
near St. Martin's lane, Charinj(.
cross.
Chenies-Mews, Chenies-Street, Bed
ford-Square, — at 17< parallel to
and between Gower-st, and Thorn-
hafigh-strfcet,
Chenies- Place, Chenles-Street,— at
9. three doors E. on the R. ffom
Alfred-place, Tottenham - court-
road,
Chenies-Street, Gower-Street, Bed-
ford-Square, — at 61, the second
on theL. from the sq. leading to
Tottenham-court-road, nearly op.
Goodge-st.
Chequer- Alley, BunhilLRow, St.
Luke's, — at 99, about -5- of a
raile on the L. frora 64, Chiswell-
street, leading to 109, Whitecross-
street.
Chequer - Court, Charing - cross,—"
three doors W. from St. Martin's
lane, or from the W. end of the
Strand. '
Chequer - Court, Chequer . Alley,
Bunhill-Row, — the first on theL.
from 99. Bunhill - row towards
Whitecross-street. Chequer-

chequer- Court, St. Catherine's-
Lane, Tower-Hill, — the third on
the L. from 60, Upper East -
Smithfield.
Chequer.Court, High.Street, Bo
rough, — at 12, twelve doors on
the L, frora London-bridge.
Chequer . Square, Chequer - Alley,
Bunhill-row, — a sraall open space
on the N. side, the second on the
R. frora 99, Bunhill-row.
Chequer . Yard, Upper Thames -
Street, — is the first N. parallel to
part of it. extending frora 14,
Bush - lane to 31, Dowgate -
hill.
Chequer. Yard. Al^^gate High -
Street, — is eight doors on the R.
below the Minories, leading into
Tidewaiter's-court and Church-
street.
Cherry-Garden-Stairs, Berraondsey,
or Rotherhithe-Wall, — about IA
mile E. from London-bridge. See
the next article.
Cherry.Garden-Street.Bermondsey,- is the first W. frora Mill-pond-
bridge, extending from the stairs,
near ^ of a mile S.
Cherry . Tree-Alley, Bunhill - Row,
St. Luke's. — at 118, leading to
86, Whitecross-street.
Cherry-Tree-Court, Golden-Lane,
.. St. Luke's. — the first on the R.
frora Old-street leading into Hat-
field-street and to 25, Goswell-
street.
Cherry - Tree - Court, Aldersgate-
Street, — at 54. between Jewin-st,
and Barbican, near.^ cf a mile on
theR. from 65. Newgate-st. along
St, Martin's-le-grand,
Cherubim-Court, Angel-Alley, Bi
shopsgate- Without,-is a few yards
from behind 137, between Plea
sant-court and Adam and Eve-
court,
Cliester-Place, Lambeth, — is about
1 mile from Westminster-bridge
on the L. or east side of the

road, extending from Walcot.
place to Kennington-cross.
Chester-Place, Bethnal-Greeii, — the
first fow on the L. frora the E.
side of the Green, leading to
Green - street and the Rising-
sun.
Chester's Quay, Lower Thames-
Street, — the second W. from
Tpwer-hlll, and near |. of a mile
E. ftora London-bridge.
Chester-Street, Lambeth, — at theN.
end of Chester - place, leading
across White-hart-fields to Ken-
nington-lane.
Chester-Street. Grosvenor-Place, —
the third on the R. about | of
a mile from Hyde-park-corner to
wards PImlicp.
Chesterfield-Hpuse, Sputh-Audley-
Street.— ^-Is near f a raile pn the
L. from 261, Oxford-street, and
by the W. end of Curzon-street,
May-fair.
Chesterfield - Street, Charles - Street,
Berkeley - Square,  at 29. , the
second on the L. from the Square,
leading to 14, Curzon-st.
Chesterfield-Street, Marybone,  is
parallel to and between the W.
ends of Weymouth-street and
Great Marybone-street, extending
ftom 7, Little Marybone-st. to
8, Westmoreland-st.
Chesterfield-Street (Little), Mary
bone, — is three doors S. from the
last described, extending from 11,
Westraoreland-street to 3, Little
Marybone-st.
Cheves -Court, Nightingale - Lane,
Limehouse, — the first on the R.
in it, from Rope- makers- fields
towards the New-cut.
Cheyne-Walk, Chelsea, — is situate
on the N. side of the Thames,
extending from Paradise-row, by
the Hospital, towards Battersea-
bridge,
Chichester-Court, Chichester-Rents,
Chancery - Lane, —about the
K middle

ftiiddle of the S. side, leading to
Star-yard and Carey-st,
Chichester-Rents, Chancery-Lane.-
at 84, about the middle of the
W. side, leading into Star-yard,
and Carey-street.
Chick- Lane, Great Saffron-hill, — at
1, the first on the R. In Field-lane
' from Holborn-hill, leading to
West-st. and Sraithfield.
Chlcksand-Court, Chicksand-Street,
Mile- End New - Town.  the
second on the L. in it, ftora 16.
High-st.
Chicksand. Street, Mile-End . New.
Town.  the second on the L.
from 50. Whitechapel-road along
Great Garden-st. extending from
16, High.st. towards Osbom-pl.
Brick-lane.
Chigwell.Street,Ra,tclIffe.HIghway,. at 51. op. Cannon-st, leading
to 134 Pennington-st.
Child's-Court. Tothill-Street, West
minster, — the second on the R.
about fifteen doors frora Princes-
st. by the Abbey towards the
, Broad-way.
Child's.Place, Temple. Bar,— at 3.
Fleet-st. three doors on the R,
ftora Teraple-bar.
China-Court. China-Row, Lambeth-
Walk, — about the middle of it,
behind China-terrace,
China-Hall, Lower Road,Deptford.-
is about |. of a mile on the L,
from Paradise-row, Rotherhithe,
towards Deptford, and near 2|
miles from London-bridge,,
China-Row, Lambeth. — at the S.
end of China-terrace, leading to
Lambeth-walk,
China - Terrace. Lambeth. — is near
i a, mile on the R, from West-
¦ minster - bridge by the New
Chapel, opposite Moor-place.
Chimister-Alley, St. Martin's lane.
Cljaring-Cross, — at 45, about
twelve doors S. frora New-street,
extending to 15, Bedfordbury.

Chirographer's-Office, Hare-Court,
Temple.— at 2, the back door is
op. Brick-court. Middle Temple-
lane, a few yards on the L, from
6, Fleet -street.
Chiswell-street, FInsbury-Square,—
extends from the S.W. corner of
it, to Whitecross-st, where the
numbers begin and end, viz, land
87. is about i of a mile in length.
and is continued by Beech-st, and
Barbican to 77, Aldersgate-st.
Choppins-Court. Old Gravel-Lane,-
The first E. parallel to part ofit.
from 25. eight doors N. ftom
King-street near Wapping-st.
Christ - Church, Spitalfields.  is
facing Union - street from 69,
Bishopsgate-st. without, or four
teen doors on the L. in Church-st.
from op, 42. Brick-lane.
Christ-Church, Blackfrlars-Road,-
about f of a mile on the R.
from the Bridge.
Christ - Church. Newgate - Street.
See the next article.
Chribt-Church-Passage, Newgate-
Street, — at 92, about the middle
of the N. side.
Christ's Hospital, Newgate- Street.—
at 108. op. Warwick-lane.- there is
another entrance op. 9, Butcher
hall-lane.
Christian-Benevolence-School, by J.
Kerr. Bedfordbury,  the first
house In the court at the back
of 26, Bedfordbury.
Christian-Street. St. George's in the
East.  the continuation of
Princes-place from the New-road,
a fev^ yards on the L. east from
Wellclose-square.
Christopher- Alley, Wilson- Street,
FInsbury - Square,  at 39, the
first N. parallel to Crown-street,
leading to Long-alley.
Christopher- Alley, Lambeth-Strtet,
Goodraan's Fields,— at 56, near
Ayliffe - street, leading to 28,
Rupert-st. Christopher-

Christopher - Court, Sun - Alley,
Golden-Lane, St. Luke's,'— the
second on the R. frora Golden-
lane, towards Red-lipn-market
and Whitecrpss-st,
Christopher-Court, St, Martln's-le-
Grand, — at 21, about twelve
doors on the L, from 66, New
gate-st.
Christopher-Court, Brick-Lane, St.
Luke's, — at 20, nearly op, Rose-
street, abput -i of a mile on the
L, frpm 103. Old-street,
Christopher-Court, Tower-Hill, on
the E. side, seven doors from Iron.
gate, St. Catherine's,'
Christopher-Court, Blue-Anchor-
Yard, Rosemary . Lane, -r- two
doors on the R, from 48, Rose
mary-lane.
, Christopher's Inn. Berraondsey-St,— ^
at 35, being that number of houses
on the L, frora Tooley-st,
Christopher - Row, Union - Street,
- East-lane, Walworth, — the second
on the L. frora Richmond-place,
towards Locks-fields, " '
Christopher-Street, Hatton-Garden^
Holborn, — .the N. continuation
of it, extending from Hatton-
wall to Back-lane,
Christopher - Street, FInsbury -
Square, — at 27, the N,E. corner
leading into Wilson-st.
•Christopher-Street (New), the con,
tinuation ofthe last from Wilson--
street.
Christopher-Street, Bethnal-Green,"
• the continuation of Turville-st.
on the R. from 37, Church-st,
leading to Nelson,st, Mount-st,
and Virginia-row, behind Shore-.
ditch-church.
Church-Alley, Aldermanbury, at 19,
about the middle of the E. side,
leading to 70, Basinghall-st,
Church - Alley, Ironmonger . Lane,
Cheapside, — is eight doors on the
Ri from 90, Cheapside, leading
into the Old Jewry, '

Church-Alley, Tooley-Street, — at
247, six doors on the R. from
London -bridge,
Church-Court, Little Chapel-Street,
Westminster,— rat the W, eni of
it, between Gardener's-lane and
New-court, op, the alms-houses.
Church - Court, Strand, — at 466,
near Charing-cross, leading into
St. Martin's church-yard,
Church-Court, Walbrook, — between
nurabers S and 6, six doors on the
R. frora the Mansion-house
towards Cannon-street.
Church-Court, Friday-Street,^- three
doors on the R. from 36, Cheap-
side.
Church-Cpurt, Clement's-Lane, — at
25, by the church, four doors on
the R. from 53, Cannon-st.
Church-Cpurt, Lothbury, — on the
N. side the Bank of England and
by the church, adjoining Token-
house-yard.
Church.Court, Wapping,-^ — at the
N, end of Maiden-head-court
by Wapping- church, entering by
101, Wapping-st.
Church - Entry, Shoemakers - Row,
Blackfriars. — the second on the
R. frora Broadway, leading into
Ireland-yard and St. Andrew's hill.
Church-Gardens, Well-Alley, Wap
ping, — ^the continuation of it
from 110, Wapping-st.
Church-Hill, St. Pancras,— on the
, E. side of the church, about ^ of a
mile on the R. from Battle- bridge,
, Pentonville, it leads to Back-lane,
Church -Hill, St. Andrew's Hill.
Blackfriars, — at 29, a few yards
on the R. from Earl-st. and the
W, end of Upper "Thame.s.st.
Church - Laije, Dyot - Street, St.
Giles's, — the first on the L, ftom
26i Bi;pad-st. leading into Chvirch-
street, Bainbridge-street, and Ox
ford-st,
Church-Lane, Strand,  at 456,
about thirty doors on theL. from
Charing-

market. — the first on the R. in it,
from 82, Fleet-market,
Church- Yard-Court, Temple, — the
first on the L, frora 16, Fleet-st,
op. Chancery-lane by Teraple-bar,
Church- Yard-Alley, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 119, four deal's on the
L, from London-bridge,
Church- Yard- Row, Newington, —
on the S. side the Church-yard,
the first turning on the R. from
the church, towards Kennington.
Chymlster-Alley. See Chimister.
Cinnamon-Street. Wapping-Street, -is
the N. parallel to part ofit, viz.
from 157 to 188, extending from
New Market-street or from Old
Gravel.lane to Prussian-island,
Circus, Royal, for Horsemanship, —
Blackfriars-road, is nearly facing
the Obelisk, about f of a mile on
the R. from Blackfriars-bridge.
Circus, Minories, — at 91. about
three doors on the L. from Tower-
hill.
Circus-Street, Cumberland - Place,
New-Road. Marybone, — the first
on the R. east from the turnpike.
by the Yorkshire Stingo, extend-
to York-st.
City Barge-Houses, Bishops-Walk,
Lambeth. — situate near i of a
mile above 'Westminster-bridge.
City-Chambers (New), Bishopsgate-
st, — at 122, by the London-
tavern, three doors on the L.
north from Comhill.
City-Chambers (Old), Bishopsgate-
Street, — at 24, op. Threadneedle-
street.
City - Dispensary, Grocer's Hall-
Court.  at 10. seven doors on
the L. frora 36. in the Poultry,
City-Gardens, City-Road. — on the'
N. side, behind Anderson's build
ings by the turnpike, about |- of
a mile on the R. frora Finsbury-
square, and 4- on the L. from the
Angel, Islington.
City-Garden-Row, City-Gardens, —

extends ftom the City-road by
the turnpike to the gardens. See
the last. '
City.Land Coal-Meter's Office,— at
8. Little Knight-Rider-st.
Ditto,— at 21. Gariick-HIll, three
doors on the R. from 190, Upper
Thames-street.
City of London-Tavern .Blshopsgate-
Street, — about twelve or fourteen
doors on the R. from Leadenhall-
st, and op. Threadneedle-st.
City. Lying-in-Hospital. City- Road,-
is a little more than j of a mile
on the L. from Finsbury-square.
at the corner of Old-st. and E.
end of St. Luke's Hospital.
City-Road. FInsbury-Square, — ex-
tends fr;m the N.W. corner of
it, to the Angel, High-st. Isling
ton, about 1| of a mile in length.
City-Stone- Yard, Worship.Street. —
the first on the L. from Paul-st.
CIty.Terrace, City-Road,  forms
part of the N. side of It, near | a
mile on the R, from Finsbury-sq.
op. Fountain-place,
Clack's . Buildings, Hoxton, Sec
Mount.Pleasant,
Clare-Court, Clare.Market, at 104,
Drury-lane, leading to White.
horse-yard and 20, Blackmore-st,
Clare-Hall-row, Stepney-Green, —
on the W. side, by the Charit)'-
school, opposite the Mulberry-treg,
about -I of a mile on the R, from
Mile-end.
Clare-Market, Llneoln's-Inn-FIelds,-
at the S, W, corner, near the N,
end of Newcastle- St. from 309,
in the Strand.
Clare.Street, Clare - Market, — on
the W. side of it, extending to
Stanhope-st. and continued by
Blackraore-st. to 100, Drury-lane.
Clarendon-Place, Sommers-Town,-
about the middle of the W. side
of Clarendon-square, op. 12, in
the Polygon, leading towards
Camden-town, Clarendon.

Glarcfidon-Square, Sommers*Town,-
the square, which , encloses the
Polygon^ at fhe W, end of
Phcenix- St. from the Crescent, or
second on the L, along Chalton-st.
from theNew-rOad,
Clarendon-Street, Sommers-Town, -
the W, continuation of the S, side
of the square,
Clarence.House Academy, Wilder
ness-Row, Chelsea, — the fourth
house on the R, frora Royal
Hospital-row, about 1 mile on
the L, from Buckingham-gate,
Clarence-Passage, St, Pancras, — by
the Duke of Clarence, N. side
SmalKpox-Hospital, Battle-bridge,
leading to Vernon's buildings,
Clarence-Place, Pentonville, — is part
of the S. side o£ the road near
Battle-bridge, about -J of a mile
on theL. from the Angel, Islington.
Clarence-Place. Hackney-Road, —
is part of the E. side of it, ex
tending from Crabtree-row to the
Crescent opposite Union-st, about
-g of a mile on the R, from Shore
ditch-church,
Clarence-Place, Borough-Road, St.
; George's Fields, — is part of the
S. side, commencing near the
King's Bench, on the L, leading
.towards the obelisk,
Clarence.Street, Rotherhithe,  at
.( 303, about -J pf a mile pn the R,
below the church,
Clarges-Street, Piccadilly, — is about
. ^ a; mile on the R. ftom the
Hayraarket, between Bolton-st.
, and Half-Moon-st, leading Into
„ Curzon-st,
Clarke's Buildings, Snow-Hill, — at
52, thefirst W. from the Saracen's
Head-inn,
Clarke's Court, Vine-street, Hatton.
Wall, — the first on the L. frpra
Hattpu-wall, pr frpra 76, the
corner of Saffron-hill ; . also the
third on the R. ftom Clerkenwell-
green, entering by Mutton-laiie.

Clarke's Court, Jacob-Street, Dock-
Head, — the second on the R. from
Mill-st. near the bridge.
Clarke's Mews, Beauraont - Street,
Marybone, — at 2, three doors
from 16, Weymouth-st.
Clarke's Orchard, Rotherhithe, — at
355, between Queen-street and
Princes-street, leading to the E.
end of Paradise-st, and the Lower
Road to Deptford,
Clarke-Street, Clerkenwell  the
first W. parallel to Goswell-st.
near 11 3, extending frora AJlen-st.
to Little Sutton-st.
Clarke's Terrace, Cannon^Street-
Road, St. George's in the East,-
is part of the E, side of it, ex
tending ftom the turnpike by
Cannon-street to Mr. Lindall's
chapel.
Clay . Street, Durweston - Street,
Marybone. — at 16, thesecond on
the L. from Baker-street, extend
ing to Dorset-st.
Clayton-Place, KennIngton,-forms a
partof the W. side the main rpad
by the two - mile stone from
Cornhlll, extending from Man
sion-house-row, to White- hart -
row.
Clayton-Street, Kennington,— —the
second on the L. from the Horns
towards Kennington-cross, leading
to the Oval.
Clayton - Street (Little), — the , first
on the right in the last, from
Kennington-green towards the
Oval.
Cleav^r-Court, Great Ayliffe-Street,
Goodman's Fields, — at 39, about
the. raiddle of the N. side. See
the next.
Cleaver's Rents, Great Ayliffe-Street,
Goodman's' Fields,  at 29,
the. first on the L, from Somer
set-st, Whitechapel,
Cleaver- Street, Princes . Square,
Kennington,  is the continua.
tion of the S. side of it, leading to

to Kennington-cross, behind the
White Hart," '
St, Clement's Church, Strand,  a
few doors W. from Temple-bar,
nearly in the middle of the street.
St. Clement's Church, Clement's
Lane, — about three doors on the
R. from 53, Cannon-street.'
Clement's Court, Carey-Street. Lin-
coln's-,Mn-Fieldsi— at 23, | of a
mile on theL. frora 99, Chancery-
lane.
Clement'sCourt, Milk-Street, Cheap-
side. — at 22. the second on the
L, from 116, Cheapside, leading
to 12, Wopd-st,
Clement's Inn, Strand, — entrance.
op, the N. side St. Clement's
church, a few doors on the R,
from Temple-bar, leading to New-
inn.
Clement's Inn - Passage,' Clement's
Inn,  the continuation of the
N, E, side of it, to Haughton-
st. and Clare.market.
Cleraent's Lane, Strand,  a few
doors on the R. frora Teraple-
bar, facing the N. side St. Cle
ment's Church, leading to Clare-
market.
Clement's Lane, Lombard-Street, —
at 28, the first on the L. frora
Gracechurch-st. leading to 54,
Cannon-st,
Clerks of Essoin's Office, Elm-
Court, Temple, — at the S. W.
corner of it. entrance by the
second on the L. in MiddleTemple-
lane, from 6, Fleet-street,
Clerks-Hall, Wood^Street, Cheap-
side, — at 85, the corner of Silver-
street, about -1 of a mile on the
L, frora 123, Cheapside.
Clerkenwell-Close, Clerkenwell. —
on the W, side the church, it Is
continued by Bridewell - walk
arid Rosamond-st. to 5pa-fields,
leading towards Islington.
Clerkenwell-Green, Clerkenwell, —
the open space on the'S. side of

the church, by the Session's house,
about |. of a mile N, from Smith-
field,

Clerkenwell - Workhouse, Coppice-
Row, — Is about y of a mile on
the L. from the Session's house or
Green, towards Pentonville.
Cleveland-Court, St.James'sPalace,-
at 33, eight doors on the L,
from 67. St. James's st,
Cleveland-Mews, Cleveland -Street,
Fitzroy-Square,  at 16, leading
into- Russell-mews and Howland.
street.
Clevelaud-Row, St. James's, — thi
W. continuation of Pall-maU,
fronting the Palace, extending
from St. James's st. to the Stable-"
yard,
Cleveland-Square, St. James's. — isat
the West end of the row la;t
described.
Cleveland-Street, Fitzroy-Square,—.
on the W. side of it, extending
from Queen Ann-street, East, to
Carburton-street, it is continaed
by Buckingham-place to the New--
road.
Cleveland- Yard, King-Street, St.
James's,— the first on the L. from
St. James's-sq.
Clifford's Inn, Fleet-Street, — behind
187, by St. Dunstan's church,
leading into Fetter-lane on the
R, and to Serjeant's Inn and Chan
cery-lane on the L,
Clifford's Inn-Gardens,  on the
N. side the Inn. See the last
described.
Clifford's Inn-Passage, Fleet-Street,-
at 187. by St. Dunstan's church,
leading to Clifford's Inn.
Clifford - Row. Qijeen - Street,
Chelsea,  the second on the L
from the watch-house towards
Pimlico, and nearly op. Ranelagh-
walk, it leads towards the Five
Fields.
Clifford-Street, New Bond-Street,-
at 14, the second on the R. .j of
j a mile

a mile from 57, Piccadilly,
, leading to Saville-row and Old
Burlington.st.
Clifton-Street, 'Worship-Street, Fins-
bury,— the first E. parallel to Wil
son-st. op. Worshlp-sq.
Clink-Street, Borough,  is parallel
to the Thames, N. side St. Sa
viour's church, extending from St.
Mary-Overy's dock to Bank-end,
it is continued by Bank-side and
Willow-st. to Blackfriars-bridge.
Clipstone - Street, Great Pprdand-
Street, Marybpne,— at 64, abput
.J of a mile on the R. from 101,
Oxford-St. along John-st, leading
to Cleveland-st. opposite London-
st, Fitzroy-sq,
Clodk-Lane, Dowgate -Hill,  the
second on the R. from the Man
sion-house, down Walbrook, it is
continued by St. Thomas Apostle
to 67, Queen-st. Cheapside.
Cloisters or Cloysters (Great), West
minster, — on theS.side the abbey,
entrance at the S.E. corner of
Dean's yard.
Cloisters (Little), Ditto, Dean's
Yard, — entrance a few yards S.
from the last.
Cloisters. St. Bartholomew's Hospi
tal, — at the S. corner, entrance by
19, Glltspur-st. Sraithfield, leading
¦ fo Little-Britain.
Cloisters (Little), Ditto, — entrance
at 44, Smithfield.
Cloisters, St. Catherine's,- — entrance
the first on the L. in St. Cathe
rine's St. frora Tower-hill, is si
tuate on the N. .side the church.
Cloth- Fair, West Smithfield,— at 60,
' on the E. side the market by Long-
lane, extending to King-st. it is
¦ conrinued by Middle-st. to 126,
Aldersgate-st.
Clothes- Exchange, Rosemary-Lane,-
at 3, a few doors on the R.
east frora Queen-st. also the op.
side of the st. two doors E, from
Princes-st,

Clothes Exchange (Back),— behind
7, Rosemary-lane, fpur dpors E.
from the last.
Clothworkers-Hall, Mlnclng-Lane,-
is the first house on the L. from
42, Fenchurch.st,
Clouder's Wharf, Horselydown, —
the first E, from Pickle-herring-
stairs, about |. of a mile from
London-bridge,
Club-Row, Church-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — at 171, the third on the
R. frora 65, Shoreditch, extend
ing to Sclater-st,
Cpachraaker's-Hall, Npble-Street,-
at 14, abput i pf a raile on the R.
from 147, Cheapside.
Coad's Row, Bridge -Road, Lam-
, beth, — about six houses on the L.
adjoining the artificial stone-gal
lery by Westminster-bridge,
Coal - Exchange, Lpwer Thames-
Street, — at 93, neariy op. Bil
lingsgate, about § of a raile on
the L- below London-bridge,
Coal-Harbour, See Cole- Harbour.
Coal.Meter's Office for Westrainster,
Northuraberland-Street, Strand, —
at 7, about twelve doors on the
L. from 5, in the Strand, near
Charingrcross.
Coal - Meier's (Land) Office for
the City, — r-at 8, Knight-rider-
st, and 21, Garlick-hill. ,
Coal- Yard, Drury-Lane, — at 158,
' leading to' Smart's buildings and
184, Holborn.
Cob's Court, Broadway, Black
friars, — about eight doors on the
L. from 3, Ludgate-st. along Pil
grim-court, leadihg into Shoe
makers-row.
Cob's Yard, Petticoat- Lane,  the
second on the R, north, a few doors
from Wentworth-st. leading into
Cox's-sq,
Cobbett's Register-Office, Bridges-
Street, Covent - Garden,- at 10,
three doors from York-st, neariy
op. Drury-lane theatre.
L Cobley's

Cobley's Cpurt, Essex-Street, White
chapel, — the third on the L. five
doors from i07, Wentworth-st.
towards 105, Whitechapel, it is
nearly op. Essex-Court,
Cock- Alley, Tiioor-Lane, See Harts
horn-Alley,
Cock- Alley, Shoreditch,— at 75, the
second on the R. north from the
turnpike. leading into Cock-lane,
and Old NIcol-street, Bethnal-
green.
Cock- Alley, Upper East Smithfield, -
is op. 91, about |- of a mile On the
L. from Tower-hill, leading tP
Cartwrlght-sq.
Cock-Court. Broad-Sfreet, Golden-
Square, — Is behind 46 to 50, ex
tending from New-st. tp Hppkins-
street,
Cock-Cpurt, Sharp's Alley, Cow-
Cross, — the first on the L. frora
Duke's court-. Chick-lane, leading
towards Cow-cross.
Cock - Court, Tottenham - Court -
Road, — at 11, a few doors on the
L. from Oxford-st.
Cock-Court, Snow-Hill, — at 75 and
78, a few doors on the L. east
from Fleet-market.
Cock-Court, St. Martin's-le-Grand,-
at 26, seven doors on the L. from
66, Newgate-st.
Cock and Crown-Court, Aldersgate-
Street,— at 24, about eight doors
on the L. north of Falcon-sq,
Cock-Court, Philip - Lane, Wopd-
Street,.  seven doors on the L.
ftora 22, Addle - street, Alder
manbury.
Cock-Court. Ludgate-Hill, — at 19.
op. the Old Bailey, leading into
Brpadway. Blackfriars.
Cpck - Cpurt, Tummill - Street.
Clerkenwell, — —nearly op. the
Roe-buck, the fourth,, on the L.
frora the Sesslons-house, towards
Sraithfield.
Cock-Court, Norton - Falgate, — at
31, op.White-lion-sti about j ofa

mile on the L.northfrom Bishops
gate-church,
Cock-Court, Jewry-Street, Aldgat'e,-
seven doors on the R, from Aid-
gate High-st, nearly op. George-
street.
Cpck - Court, Hayraarket. See
Cock-Yard.
Cock-Hill, Anchor - Street, Spital
fields, — the first on the R, from
53, Shoreditch, leading into
Webb-sq.
Cock-Hill, New-Street, Bishopsgate,,.
at the E. end of it, frora 30,
Bishopsgate-without, leading to
Catherlne-wheel-alley.
Cock-Hill, Ratcliffe. — the E.' con-
tinuation of Shadwell High-st,
extending frora the Cock . to
Broad-st,
Cock and Hoop - Yard, Hounds
ditch. — at 138, op.Duke-st. ahout
^- of a raile on the L. from op,
Bishopsgate-church.
Cock-Inn. Leadenhall-Street,  at
51. op, Cree.church.lane, about
-J. of a mile on the R, frora Corn-
hill,
Cock-Inn, Hayraarket, — at 63,
about the raiddle ofthe W. side,
op, James-st.
Cock-Lane, Giltspur - Street, — the
first on the L. from Newgate-st.
towards Smithfield, leading to 68,
Snow-hill,
Cock-Lane, Shoreditch, — is behind
65, by the turnpike, extending .,
from Church-st. to Castle-st. be
hind Shoreditch-church.
Cock-Pit- Alley, Drury - Lane, — at
1 35, about the middle of the E,
side, leading into Great 'Wild-st.
Lincoln's-inn-fields,
Cock-Pit-Court, Popping's - Court,
Fleet-Street,— the second on tlie
L. in it from 111, Fleet-st.
Cock-Pit- Yard(Great),James-Street,
Bedford-Row, — the first E. pa
rallel tp It, from 1 to-16, extend
ing from the King's road to Little
James-st, Cock-

Ceck-PIt-Yard fLittle), Ditto,  at
thq S. end of thb last, back of 1,
James-st.
Cockspur-Street, Charing- Crpss, —
the W, cpntinuatlpn pf It from
the Strand, extending
the King's Mews to the
market.
Cock . Yard, Hayraarket,

frora
Hay-

- at
63. near the middle of the W.
side.
Coffee-Hpuse-Alley, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 56, leading tp' Queen
hithe, abput |. of a mile from
either Blackfriars or London-
bridge.
CofFce-House - Walk and Gardens,
Hoxton. See Bacchus.
Cohen's Rents, Mill-Yard, Good
man's- Fields, — at 10, about the
middle ofthe E. side ofit. '
Colchester-Street, Crutched-Friars,-
is on the N; side of Great Tower-
hill, about six doors on the L.
in Savage - gardens from 21,
Crutched-friars, leading into
Cooper's Row.
Colchester-Street, Red Lion-Street,
Whitechapel, — at 29, about eight
doors on the L. from 32, White
chapel High-street, leading into
Church-st. or lane.
Coldbath-Fields, Clerkenwell, — —on
the N, side towards Pentonville,
by the House of Cocreftlon,.
Coldbath-Square, Coldbath-Fields,-
situate between Coppice-row and
Great Wamer-st, facing the
House of Correftion,
Cole's Buildings, Long-Lane, West
Smithfield,  on the N. side,
four doprs W, from ^ Charter
house-street,
Cole-Stairs, Shadwell,-at the bottom
of Gold's hill,, about two miles
below London-bridge, by the line
of the river.
Cole's Wharf, Horselydpwn, New-
Stairs. — is pn the 'W. side of St.
Saviour's dock, near the bottom

of Shad-Thames, about | ofa mile
E, from Lpndon.bridge,
Colebrook- Place, Hoxton,  the
fifth on the L. about | of a mile
from Old-st, road, near Turner's
square, and op. the Hare public-
house.
Colebrook-Square, Hoxton, — tlie
first on the L. north from Glou*
ccster-st, in Hoxtpn-town, near
the last.
Cole- Harbour, Hackney-Road,  is
about I of a mile on the L. from
Shoreditch-church, a few houses
on the N. side the road, adjoin
ing Alport's nursery.
Cole-Harbour, Blackwall, — extends
from the Dock-bason towards the
Marsh-wall on the side of the
Thames.
Cole- Harbour-Lane, Upper Thames*
Street, — pp. 150, abput i- of a
mile on the L. from London-
bridge.
Cole-Harbour - Place, White Bear-
Yard, Kent-Street, Borough,— a
few yards from 270, Kent-street,
leading to Swan-yard and the
Borough.
Cole-Harbour-Stairs .' UpperThames-
Street, — the bottom of Cole-har-
bour.lane from op, 150, Thames-
st, about J. of a mile W. from
London-bridge,
Cole-liarbour-Street, Hackney-Rd,-
is op, Cple-Harbour, lately called
Bath-st.
Coleman's - Buildings, Coleman-
Street, — at 71, six doors on the
L. from London-wall.
Coleman - Court, Coleman-Street,
Bunhill-Row. — is the first on the
L. a few yards from 84, Bunhill-
rpw.
Coleman's Court, Castle-Street, Bo-
rpugh,-^at 31, near the W. end,
by Pptts's Vinegar-ground.
Coleman's Court, Castle-Lane, Bo-
rpugh, — thd first pn the R. a few
doors from Castle-st. See the las^
Coleman.

Coleman - Place, Ratcliffe - Row,
City-Road, — is about the middle
of the S. side of it, near the N.
end of Ironraongers - row, from
97, old-st. by the Church,
Coleman-Place,Coleman-Street, Bun
hill-Row,  the first on the R.
a few yards from 45, Banner-st,
St, Luke's,
Coleraan Street, Bunhlll-Row, — at
83, about i of a raile on the L.
from 03. Chiswell-st, leading to
45, Banner-st.
Coleman-Street (Lower),  is the
end of the last, next Bunhill-
row.
Coleman-Street, Lothbury, — the N.
continuation of the Old Jewry
from Cheapside, bparing to the R,
extending to 53, Fore-st. Cripple
gate.
Coleman-Street, Shadwell, — the first
N. parallel to Wapplng-wall. ex
tending from 150, New Gravel-
lane, under the arch, to Star-
street.
Coleman's Yard, Bermondsey-Street,-
at 110, the third on the R. ftom
the church, towards Tooley-st.
College - Alms - Houses, College -
Yard, Countet-Street, Borough.
See College- Yard.
College -Court, Cow - Cross, West
Smithfield, — the third on the L.
from St. John's street, nearly
facing TurnmiU-st.
College-Hill, Upper Thames-Street,-
at 181, the first E, parallel to the
bpttpra pf Queen-st. Cheapside,
> frora 60 to 67,
College of Physicians, Warwick -
Lane. — the first on the R. a few
yards frora 10, Newgate-st.
College-Row, Chelsea, See Royal
Hpspital-rpw.
College - Street, Abingj^on - Street,
Westrainster, — at 18, the first on
the R. south frora the Abbey, ex
tending to Deans-yard and Bowl-
ing-st.

College-Street(Little),Westminster,-. at 9, in the last described, leading
into Wood-st.
College-Street, Narrow- Wall, Lam
beth. — about i of a raile pn the
L, ftom Westminster bridge, to
wards Blackfriars; extending from
op. Vine-street to King's Arms.
stairs,
College-Street, Tooley-Street, — at
140, about -J. of a mile on the R,
frora London-bridge, leading to
Red-Lion-court, and 43, Ber
mondsey-st,
College- Yard, St, Margaret's Hill,
Borough, — is on the N. side, and
the first on the L. in Counter-st,
towards Borough-market,
Collet- Place, White - Horse - Street,
Ratcliffe, — at the N, end ofit,
by the workhouse near the S, side
of Stepney-church-yd.
Collier-Court, Goldetv-Lane, Crip
plegate, — the third on the L. from
Barbican, leading into Bridge-
water-gardens,
Collier-Court, Fleet-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — two doorson theR, from
George-st, Brick-lane, near Han.
bury's brewery.
Collier's Court, Mill-Lane, Tooley-
Street,  the first on the R. from
56, Tooley-st,
Collier's Rents, White-Street, Bo
rough,  at 23. the fifth en the
L. from the back of St. George's
Church.
Collier-Street. Pentonville,  the
first N. parallel to part pf the
High-st, or road, extending from
Rodney-st. to Winchester-st.
Collin's Court, Farmer-Street, Shad
well, — at 44, the first on the L,
from 38, High-st.
Collins's Place, Poplar High-Street
or Road, — is about f a mile on the
L, east from the Commercial-
road, a few doprs below the
Green- Dragpn,
Cpllingwood . Place, Broad - Street,
RatcUffe,

. Ratcliffe, — at 102, a few doors on
the L, from CockThill, and nearly
op. Stone-stairs.
CoUjngwood-Place, Mount-Street,
Bethnal-Green, - — is nearly op.
CoUingwpod-st.
Collingwood-Streeti Mount-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — the third on the
L. init, from 45, Church-st, or
thefirst on the R, from Virginia-
st. behind Shoreditch-church.
Cpllingwpod-Street, City-Road, 
is the first N. parallel to the City-
terrace, op. Fountain-place, ex
tending from Prpvidence-st. or
Westmoreland - place to Trafal
gar-st.
CollIngwood-Street.Chrlst-Church,- is the S. continuation of Green -
walk to Lambeth-marsh, and the
first on the R. in it ftom Surrey-
chapel.
Collitch-Place, Cross-Street, New
ington, — tho first on the R. a few
yards from the church towards
Walworth.
Colonnade, Upper Guilford-Street,
Foundling-Hospltal, — Is the first
N. parallel to part ofit, extending
from 12, Grenville-st.totheMews,
leading into Bernard-st.
Colour-Court. Worcester-Street, Bo
rough,: — at 14, the first on the R.
from 10. Queen-st.
Colville - Court. Charlotte - Street,
Rathbone-Place, — at 17, extending
to 66, John-st. three doors S, from
Goodge-street, Tottenham-court-,
road,
Commerce-Row, Blackfriars-Road,-
is part ofthe W, side ofit, about
I of a mile on the R, from the
bridge, nearly op, Surrey-chapel,
Commercial . Chambers, Minories,
at 13, that numberof doors on the
L. from Aldgate High-st,
Commercial Chronicle Newspaper-
Office, Fleet-Street,  at 151,
about i ofa mile on the R, from
Fleet-market, by Bolt-court.

Commercial-Dock. See Greenland-
Dock,
Comraercial . Hall, Skinner - Street ,
Snow-Hill, — at 9, the large house,
a few doors on the R. from Fleet-
market, towards Newgate-st,
Commercial - Place, Commercial -
Road, — part of the S, side of it,
about f of a mile on the R, east
ftora the Half-way-house, extend
ing from Lucas - place to John-
street.
Commercial-Road, Whitechapel, —
the E, continuation of Church-st.
or lane, to the West-India-Docks
and Poplar, about two miles in
length.
Coraraercial-Road-Office, Bucklers-
bury, — two doors on the L. from
the Mansion-house.
Commercial-Terrace, Commercial -
Road, Limehouse, — on the S. side
the road, a few doprs E, pf the
church, by the end of Gill-st,
Commissary-General's Office, Great
' George-Street, Westralnster,^ — at
35, the third door on the L. fiom
St, James's Park, towards West
minster-bridge.
Coraraons, House of, Westminster,- .
is on the S. side of Westminster-
hall, facing the ahhey.
Common-Pleas, Courtof, — is held at
W'estmlnster-hall, and at Guild
hall. King-street, Cheapside.
Common - Pleas -Office,  King's-
bench- W'alk.Templc, at the bottom
of Mitre-court, from 44, Ffeet-
ii.treet.
Compter-Court, Poultry, — at 30, a
few doors on the R. from the Man
sion-house, towards Cheapside,
leading to the Compter.
Compton-Passage, Compton-Street,
Clerkenwell, — the first pn the R.
frpra 198,.St. J phn's street, leading
tp Allen-st.
CprnptPUrStreet, Clerkenwell, — at
198, St.John's street, about -f of a
mile on the~ R, from Smithfield, extending

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extending to 107, Goswell-streef.
Compton-Street (New), Broad-Street,
St. Giles's,  is the first E,
from the church, and first W.
ftom Monmouth-street, extending
to Crown-st.
Compton-Street (Little,)  the W.
cpnthiuation of the last, from
Crown-st, to Greek-st. Soho-sq.
Compton-Street (Old), the W. con
tinuation of the last, frora Greek-
st. to Princes-st. total length about
|. of a mile.
Compton-Street, Bloomsbury. See
Bpry-Street.
Conduit-Court, Long-Acre, — at 17,
near the W. end, leading to Hart-
st. Covent-garden,
Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square,. —
extends frora 100, Swallow-st. to
22, New Bond-st.
Connaaght-Place, Edgeware-Road,-
a few yards on the L. from
Tyburn-turnpike.
Constable. Row, See Five Ditto,
Constable's -Wharf, Horselydown, —
is the second E, frora George's
stairs, nearly facing Thoraas-st.
near ^ of a mile below London-
bridge.
Constitution-Hill, Green-Park. — the
road rising between St, James's
park and Hyde-park-corner.
Constitutlon-Row.Gray'sInn-Lane,- on the E, side, about ^ of a mile
on the R, from Holborn,
Contentment-Row. Hoxton,  the
N. continuation of Gloucester-
terrace, op. Brit's buildings, about
^- of a mile on the R. from Old-
street-road, along PItfield-st. and
Haberdashers-walk.
Conway - Court, Paradise - Street,
Marybone,  is between 10,
Paradise-street, and 49, Padding
ton-st. extending from Grafton-
st, to Burying-ground-passage,
Conway - Mews, Conway - Street,
Fitzroy-Square, — at the S, end
by London-st,

Conway-Street, Fitzroy-Square,— at
the S. W, cpriier, extending to 26,
Lpndpn-st.
Cpnway-Street (Upper) ,Fitzroy-Sq.-
at the N. W. cprner of it, pp. the
last, extending to the New-road,
and is the second on the L. in it
from Tottenhara-court-road.
Cook's Alras-Houses, Spring-Street,
Shadwell, — is by 30, in the said
street, on the S. side of Shadwell-
church-yard.
Cook's (Captain) Alms - Houses,
Mile-End, — is about 2^ miles on
the L. frora Aldgate-pump, op.
York-pl.
Cook's Buildings, Stoney-Lane, Gra-
vel-Lane, Hpundsditch, — the last
but pne pn the L. in it, near Pet
ticoat-lane.
Cook's Court, Primrose-street, Bi-
shopsgate- without, — at 15, a kv,-
doors on the R. from 110, Bi
shopsgate, leading into Long-alley,
Cook's-Court, Carey-Street, Chan-
cery.Lane. — at 36, the second oo
the R. frpm 99, Chancery-lane,
leading to 1 1 , Searl-st.
Cook's Passage, North . Row,
Park -Lane, — at 12, a few yards
on the L. from Park-st. tPwaris
Park-lane.
Cook's Row, St, Pancras, — is about
fourteen doors N.from the church,^
on the R. towards Camden-town,
Cook's Wharf, Shadwell, — at the
bottom of Gold's hill, about 'i
miles below London-bridge, by
the line of the river.
Coopers Aims-Houses, See Coopers-
Square.
Coopers Court, Great Windmill-
Street, Hayraarket,— at 10, the
first on theR. from Piccadilly.
Coopers-Court, Portpcol-Lane,— at
27, the first on the L, three doors
from 64, Leather-lane, Holborn,
Cnppers-Cpurt, Steward-Street, Gos
well-Street, — is three dpors on the
R.from 30, Brick-lane, Se, Luke's,
Coopers-

Coopers-Court, White-Cross-Street,
-St. Luke's — at 83, abput twelve
doors on the , R, from Chiswell-
st, towards Old-st,
Coopers-Court, Blue- Anchor- Yard,
Rosemary-Lane, — the last on the
L, frora 48, Rosemary -lane, and
on the N, side New Martin-st,
from 97, Upper East-Smithfield,
Coopers-Gardens,, Hackney-Road, —
the second on the R. a few doors
from Shoreditch-church, towards
Hackney.
Cooper's Hall, Basinghall-Street, —
at 71, aboutthe middle ofthe W.
side, adjoining the church.
Coopers-Place, Little York.Place,
New.Road, Marybone.-^is three
doorson theL. frora Great Quebec-
st, at the back of 9, Salisbury-
place.
Coopers-Rents.St.Catherine'sSquare. Tower-Hill, — onthe N.E, corner
of it, entrance op. St, Catherine's
stairs.
Coopers-Row, Crutched-Friars,-the
third on theR. in it, ftom 64,
Mark-lane, extending to Great
Tower-hill.
Coopers - Square, School - House -
Lane, Ratcliffe, — is a few doors
on the R. from Cockhill-towards
Brook-st,
Coopers . Street, Orchard - Street,
Westminster, — at 29, extendingto
3, Dacre-st, a few doors W. from
New Tothlll-st.
Copenhagen-Place, Limehouse, 
on the N, side of the New Cut,
the entrance by the first on the
R, in Salmon-lane, frora the Cora.
mercial-road, towards Stepney,
Copper's Wharf,— the bottom of
Salisbury-street or Cecil-st, frora
77, Strand.
Copper - Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 12, between Aderson's
and Carron-wharf, about ¦§¦ of a
mile E. from BlackfriarsTbrldge,
Coppice-Row, Clerkenwell,  ex

tends from Ray-st, at the N, W,
ccrner of the Green, by the Ses
sions-house to Coldbath- fields',
near the House of Correftlon.
Cppthall - Buildings, Thrpgmprtpn-
Street, — is the cpntinuatlpn of
Copthall-chambers and ccurt, ex
tending tp Bell-alley.
Copthall-Chambers, Throgmortpu-
Street,-— Is the continuation of
Copthall.cpurt, towards Bell-alley
and Moorfields.
Copthall-Court, Throgmorton-St.—
at 30, about ten doors on the L.
frora the N. E. corner of the
Bank, leading towards Bell-alley
and Mpprfields.
Cprara-Place, Little Cpram-Street,
Russel-Square, — the first on the
, R. from 54, Great Coram-street,
leading to Russel-place.
Coram^Jtreet (Great), Brunswick-
Square, — extends frora the N. W.
comer of it, to Wooburn-place,
Russel-square.
Coram-Street (Little),— the first E.
parallel to Wooburn-pl. extending
frora 54, Great Coram-st. to 10,
Tavistock-pl.
Corbets-Court.Gracechurch-Street,- about seven doors on the R, from
Cprnhlll, tpwards London-bridge.
Corbets-Court, Brown's Lane, Spi
talfields. — at 36. the third on the
R, from pp. 55, Brick-lane, it is
CPntinued by Grey-eagle-st,
Corbets-Ceurt, Vine-Street, Spital
fields. — at 11, leading into the
last described,
Corder's Wharf. Horselydown, — the
second E, ftom Pickle-herring-
stairs, about I of a mile frora
London-bridge,
Cordwalners - Charlt^'-School, Old
Change. — the corner of Watling-
st, by St. Paul's Church-yard.
Cprdwainers-Hall. Great Distaff-
Lane, — at 16, four doors W, frora
21, Friday-st. Cheapside.
Cordweils-Court, Marybone-Street, Piccadilly,

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Piccadilly,— at 11, op. the N,
end of Air-st,
Cork-Mews, Cork-Street,- at 12,
five doors on the L, from Vigo-
Lane.
Cork-Street, New Bond-Street, — the
first B. parallel tp part pf it, ex
tending from Vigp-lane to 13,
Clifford-st,
Corn-Exchange(New),Mark-Lane,- at 34, about eight doors on the
L, from 68. Great Tower-st,
Corn-Exchange (Old), Mark-Lane,-
is opposite the last described.
Cornbury- Place, Kent-Road, — is a
part of the S. W. side of it, ex
tending from Swan-pl, to Ortford-
row, about -J of a mile on the R,
below the Bricklayers-arms.
Cornhlll, — extends ftora the Man
sion-house to Leadenhall-st, and
12 J, Bishopsgate-st, and is about
¦J. of a raile in length.
Cornycap-Alley, Bankside. South
wark. — the second on the L. west
frora Thames-st, towards Black
friars-bridge.
Cornwall-Street, St. George's in the
East.  the first N. parallel to
Back-lane, a few yards behind
Bath-terrace, near Cannon-street-
tumpikc.
Cornwall-Street (Lower).  the E,
end of the last, extending from
Charles-st. to King David's Fort.
Corporation for working Mines in
Scotland, — Office at the Sun Fire-
Office, Comhill.
Corporation - Court. Corporation -
row, Clerkenwell, — is four or
five dpprs on the L, in it, from
the N. end of St. John's st,
Corporatlon-Lane.Corporatlon-Row, Clerkenwell, — is part of the W.
end of it, by Rosamond-st.
Corporation-Row, St, John's Street.
Clerkenwell, — at the N, end of
it, being the last on the L, frora
Smithfield, it extends toRosamond-
street.

Cottage-Lane, Dorrins-Row, Com
mercial-Road,— is thefirst onthe
L. in the Commercial-road, near j
ofa mileE, from Cannon-st. road.
Cottage-Place, Chapel-Path, Som
mers-Town, — is behind 16. about
ten doors on the L. from Brill-row.
Cottage-Place, Poplar,— is about \
a mile on the R. in the East-India
Dock-road, from Limehouse, on
the E. side the East-India alms
houses.
Cottage-Place, Lion-Street, Kent-
Road, — the first on the L, five
doors from the said road ; also
the first on the R, a few doors
from Gloucester - place, Wai-
worth.
Cottage -Row, Bermondsey New-
Road, — part of the E. side ofit,
. extending from the Bricklayers.
arms, towards Bermondsey-church.
Cottage - Row, Poplar,  extends
from Cottage-place to Poplar
High-st, or road,
Cottons-Gardens. Old Palace- Yard,
Westrainster. — is nearly pp, the
abbey, extending tPwards the
Tharaes,
Cottons- Gardens, Hackney-Road,-
the extremity of Providence-gar
dens, being the third on the L.
frora Shoreditch-church.
Cotton-Street, Poplar, — is the first
E, parallel to Bow-lane, leading
towards the East - India Dock-
road.
Cotton's Wharf, Tooley-Street. —
entrance at 17, being that nunnber
of doors on the L. from London-
bridge.
Cotton Yard. Poplar High-Street or
Road, — is about f a mile E. from
the Comraercial-road, on theL.
nearly op. the Charity-school and
Town-hall.
Counter-Alley, High-Street, Bo.
rough, — op. 66, about -•- of a mile
on the R. from London-bridge,
leading into Counter-street. ¦
Counter-

Counter-Street, Borough,— extends
from St, Margaret's-hlll to the
Borough-market, about .| ofa mile
on the R, from Londpn-hridge.
CoUntirig-HouSe- Yard, Christ's Hos.
pitali-i-the first on the L. in
Butcherhall-lane, from 82, New
gate-street.
County-Chronicle Newspaper-Of
fice, — 18, Warwick-square, five
doors on the L. in the square,
frora the raiddle of the W. side of
Warwick-lane. '
County Fire-Office, — 25, South
ampton-street, Strand, three doors
on the R. from Covent-garden.
County-Goal (for Surrey),- — is a
few yards on the L. in Newirig-
toh-causeway, frora Stones-end,
towards the Elephant and Castle.
County Herald Newspaper-Office,-
18, Warwick-square. See County
Chronicle-Office. .
Cou'nty Newspaper-Office,  at 5,
Warwick-square, being that num
ber of doors on the R. from War
wick-lane ; here advertiseraents are
taken in for every newspaper in
the United Kingdom,
County- Rpw, Mill-Lane, Tooley.
Street, — the first on the L, from
S'S', Tooley-st. leading to Hays's
wharf.
County . Street, County - Terrace,
Kent-Road, — is the first N. pa
rallel to it or behind it, frora the
Kent-road.
County-Terrace, Kent-Road,  Is
about I of a mile on the L, frora
the Elephant and Castle, opposite
Rodney's buildings.
Courier D' Angleterre Newspaper-
¦ Office, — 4, Crane-court, Fleet-
street, (Mr, Hatpuf's) four doprs
on the R. frpm 174, Fleet-st.
Courier NeWspaper-Office, Strand,-
at 348, about six doors E. from
Exeter-change.
Courier De Londres, Newspjfper-
Office,--behind 73, Great Queen-

st. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, and 'dp.
Little Qiieen-st. from 222, High-
Hplbprn.
Cpurt pf Delegates, Dpftors-Cpm-
mons, — the fifth door on the L.
under the Gateway from pp; 14,
Great Knight-rider.st.
Court of Requests, Osborn-Street,
Whitechapel, — is five doors On
the R. ftpra Wliitechapel, nearly
op. the church.
Court of Requests, Castle-Street,
Leicester-Square, — at 30, twelve
doors on the R. from Heramings-
ro'w, St. Martin's lane.
Court of Requests, Vine^Street, Pic-
cadillyj — at 21, ten doors ftom
the W. end pf Brewer-st. Golden-
square.
Court of Requests,Fullwopd's Rents,
Holbprn, — at 13, the last house
on the L. frora 34, Holborn.
Court of Requests, Guildhall, — the
third door on the R. from 23,
King-st. Cheapside.
Court of Request-Office, Weston-
Street, Maze, Borough,— at 17,
about six doors on the L. from
35, Snow's fields.
Court. Street, Whitechapel-Road, —
at 110, nearly op, the London-
hospital, leading to Ducking-
ppnd-rpw.
Cpusln-Lane, Upper Thames-St. —
at 84, pp. Dpwgate-hill, near | pf
a mile pn the L. frpm Londpn-
bridge.
Cpvent-Garden,— the N. end of
Southamptpn-st.frpm 387, Strand,
or the S. end of James-st. from
43, Lbng-acre.
Covent-Garden-Theatre,  at the
N. E. corner of Covent-garden,
extending through toBow-st, arid
to Hart-st, where there are other
entrances".
Covent-Garden-Workhouse,— at the
N. end of Norfolk-strefet, Mid-
dlesex-Hospital, or the S," endof
Cleveland-street, Fitzroy - square,
M facing

facing Queen Anti-street East.
Coventry - Court, Hayraarket, 
at 29, leading to 6, Cpventry-
street.
Coventry-Place, Willow- Walk, Ber
mondsey, — a few houses on the
L, init, from Page's-walk towards
the Grange-road,
Coventry-Street, Hayraarket, —^ the
last on the R, from Cockspur-st.
Charing-cross, extending from
the E, end of .Piccadilly to Princes-
¦ st, S'oho,
- Cow - Alleyi Free - School - Street,
Horselydown, — at 26, near f ofa
mile on the L, frora London-
bridge along Tooley-st, it leads
into Goat-yard,
Cow-Court, Old-Street, St. Luke's,-
at 122, the second on the L. a few
doors frora Goswell-st.
Cow-Court, Hare-Street, Bethnal-
Green,~at 80, the first on the R.
a few doors frora 108, Brick-lane,
Cow-Court, Rotherhithe, — near333,
Rotherhithe-st. by the S, E. cor
ner of thechurchryard.
Cow-Cross, St. John's Street, West
1 Smithfield. — at 87, the second on
theL. a few doors from Smithfield,
it extends to TurnmlU-st. by which
it Is CPntinued to Clerkenwell-
green.
Cpw-Lane, West Smithfield, — at
93, the third on the L. frora New
gate-st. or from the Old Bailey,
leading to Snow-hill and Fleet-
market,
. Cow-Lane, New Gravel-Lane. — at
07, the second on the L. and
about nine doors frpm 23, High-st.
Shadwell, leading into Farmer-
street.
Cow-Lane. Stepney,  the first N.
parallel to and a few yards from
the church-yard, extending from
the S. end of the green, towards
Rhodes's wells and Bow-common.
Cow-Lane, Rotherhithe,-is between
Lower Queen- street and Trinity-

st. op. Riches Wharf, ' near | i
raile from Greenland-dock,
Cow - Yard, Liquorpond - Street,
Gray's-Inn-Lane. — op. 42, the
first on the R. a few yards from
68, Gray's-inn-lane.
Cowheel-Alley, White-Cross-Street,
St, Luke's,— at 168, five doors S.
on the R. from Banner-st.-leading
to Golden-lane,
Cowley-Street, Wood.Street, West
minster, — the second on the R,
a few doors from 64, Millbank.
St. leading to Barton-st. and Col-
lege-st.
Cowper's Court, Cornhlll,. — at 32,
leading to 6, Birchin-lane.
Cox's Court, Aldersgate-Street, 
at 160, two doors S. from West
moreland-buildings, about j. of a
mile on the L. from 66, Newgate-
street.
Cox's Court, Little Britain,  the
second on the L. frora St. Bartho
lomew's hospital, towards Alders
gate-st.
Cox's Court, Green- Walk, Christ-
Church. Surrey, — the first on the
L. frora Holland-st, by Black
friars-bridge, behind the Falcon
glass-raanufaftory.
Cox's Court, Petticoat-Lane,-nearly
op. Stoney-lane, about eight doors
S. frora Wentworth-st, and fof a
mile on the R. north from 41, .'^Id-
gate.
Cox's Gateway, Bermondsey-Street,-
at 221, about the middle of the
W. side.
Cox's Rents City-Road,  a few
doors on the L. frora the Angel>
Islington.
Cox's Square, Spitalfields. — situate
behind the corner formed by
Wentworth-st. and Petticoat-lane,
communicating to the former
by Short's street, to the latter by
Cobb's yard and Fisher's alley.
Cox-Street, Tavlstock-Place, Ta-
vistPck-Square, — is the E. ccn-
tlnuation

tinuation of it froraMarchmont-st.
Cox's Quay, Lpwer f hames-Street,-
at 6. the secpnd E, from' London-
bridge.
Cox's wharf, Fountaln-Cpurt. Cecil-
Street. Strand, — beween Brown
ing's and Winckwprth's Wharfs,
about i ofa mile W, from Soraer-
set-house,
Crabtree - Row, Hackney - Road,
Bethnal-Green, — the third on the
R. about y of a mile ftom Shore
ditch-church, op. Union-st. ex
tending to the Birdcage-walk.
Cradle-Court, St. Mary-Axe, — at
21, near Bury-Court, that number
of doors on the R. from 116,
- , Leadenhall-st.
Cradle-Court,' Red - Cross- Street,
Cripplegate, — at 51, the third on
the L. ten or eleven do^Drs frora
Barbican, leading to Bowling-
alley and 20, White-cross-st.
Cralgs-Court, Charing-Cross, — at
20, on the E. side, a few doors on
tile L. from the Strand, towards
Webtminster-brldge,
Cranbourne- Alley, Cranboume-St.-
at 10, the first on the L. from
Castle-st. leading to Bear-st,
Cranbourne- Passage, Cranbourne-
Street, — at 16, by the first house
on the R, from Castle-st. extend
ing to Little Newport-st,
Cranbourne-Street, Leicester-Sq. —
at the N. E. corner of the square,
leading Into Castle-st. or the first
on the R, In Castle-st. from Great
Newport-st. Long-acre.
Crane-Court, Fleet-Street, — at 174,
' five doors E. from Fetter-lane.
Crane-Court, Lambeth-Hijl, Upper
Thames-Street, — three doors on
the R. from Old Fish-st. and the
third court from 212, Upper
Thames-st,
Cranes (Three). See Three Cranes,
Crane (New) Dock, Wapplng,-the
first E. from New Craue-stairs.
Ses Ditto,

Crane-Stairs (New), Wapping,- —
at 1S8, op, the bpttpra pf New
Gravel-lane, frera 22, High-st.
Shadwell,
Crane- Yard (Old), Leicester- Street,
Swallow-Street,-at 21, three doors
on the R. frora 31, Swallow-st.
towards Warwick-st.
Craven-Buildings, Drury-Lane, — at
94, two doors on the R. from
Wych-st. towards Holborn.
Craven-Buildings, City-Road,-is the
first on the R. north from Old-st.
about-i pf a raile frora Finsbury-sq.
leadihg to Charles-square, Hpxton,'
the S. side of the street is called
Brunswick-place,
Craven . Court,- Craven Street,
Strand, — at 34, about the raiddle
of the E, side, leading into Hun-
gerford-market.
Craven-Street, Strand, — at 10, ten
doors on the R. from Charing-
cross, extending to the Tharaes,
Craven-Street, City.Road,-entrance
by the first ori the R. north ftom
Old-st, aboul; .J of a mile from
Finsbury-square, it extends from
Craven-buildings to Charles-place.
Craven- Yard, Drury-Lane, — at 97,
about four doors on the R. froQi
Wych-st. towards Holborn.
Crawfords-Court, Rotherhithe, See
Cpw-Cpurt,
Crawfprds - Passage, Ray - Street,
Clerkenwell, — the secpnd pn the
R. frora the Green by the Sessions-
hpuse, leading to Coppicfe-row by
the workhouse.
Creechurch-Lane,Leadenhall-street,- at 87, the first on the R. from
Aldgate, leading to Duke's place
and Houndsditch.
Creed - Lane, Ludgate - Street, — -at
15, thefirst on the L. five doors
frora St.. Paul's church-yard, lead
ing to Shoe makers -row, Black
friars.
Crescent (North), Chenies - Street,
Bedford-Square,— is tvra dOors on
, the

the L, in It, from ?09, Totten
ham-court-road, • facing Alfred-
. place.
Crescent (South), Great Store-Street,
Bedford-Square.  is two doors
on the R, in it frora Tottenham-
court-road, facing Alfred-place,
Crescent, Sommers-Town,— —the
second on the L, in Brill-row,
ftom the Brill, Weston-st. or the
terralnation of Phoenlx-st, ftom
Clarendon-square,
Crescent, Temple-Bar. See Pickett-
Street.
Crescent, Jewln-Street, Cripplegate,-
two doors on the R, from 29,
Redcross-street,leading to Alfred's
court.
Crescent, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars,-
is part of the E, side of it, com
mencing about six doprs pn the L,
from Ludgate-hill.
Crescent. MInprles, — Is behind 102,
about thirteen doors pn the L. from
' Tower-hill.
Crescent- Place, Bridge-Street, Black
friars,-— is about eight doors on
• the L. from Ludgate-hill, towards
the bridge,
Crescent-Place, Hackney-Road, — at
12, Clarence-pl, the third on the
R, 3. of a mile from Shoreditch-
church,
Crescent- Place. Lambeth-Road. St.
George's Fields, — part of the S,
side, by St. George's Crescent.
. leading from the Obelisk towards
Larabeth.
Cripplegate-Buildings, Wood-Street,
Cheapside. — is the N. continua
tion ofit, extending frora London-
wall to 1 1 . Fore-street.
Cripplegate - Church - Yard, Fore-
Street, Cripplegate,  is a few
doors on the L. frora the last
described towards Red . cross -
street..
Crispin. Street, Spitalfields, — inter-
sefts Union-st. at 25, being the
third frora 69, Bishppsgate-with.

out. extending from Artillery-pl.
to Lamb-st, Spital.sq,
Crombles-Row, Commercial-Road.
See Doran's Row.
Cromers-Place,Marston.Street,Som.. mers.Town, — is eight or nine
doors on the L. from Phillips's
buildings, Willsted-st.
Crooked-Lane, Cannon-Street, — at
49, leading into Miles'slane, and
on theL. to 18, Fish-street-hlll,
or the second on the L, from
London-Bridge in Fish-street-hill.
Crooker's Buildings, Charles-Square,
Hoxton, — two doors on the L.
from Pitfield-st, Old.street-road,
towards, the square.
Crocket's Alley, High-Street, Lam
beth, — the second on the L. from
Broad-street, towards Lambeth-
church, leading into Fore-street.
Crooked-Billet-Court, Long-Alley,
Moorfields,  about seven doors
on the L. from Moorfields towards
Sun-street.
Crooked - Billet - 'Wharf, Mllbaok-
Street, Westminster,- — is nearly
op. 58, between Wallinger's wharf
and Pearce's brewery.
Crooked - Billet - Yard, Kingsland.
Road,-is the sixth ou the L. about
i of a mile frora Shoreditch-
church, nearly op. Union-st.
Crosby.Row, Snow's Fields, Eo,
rough, — Is the third on the R.
down King-st. from 108, Borough
High-st. leading to Lone-lane,
Berraondsey,
Crosby-Row, Walworth, — part of
the E. side the raain road, ahout
-J a mile on the L. from the Ele
phant and Castle, extending from
York-pl, to East-st. about 5 of a
mile in length.
Cro§by-Square,Bishopsgate-Within,- at 28, about ten doors on the R.
from the City of London Tavern,
leading to Crosby-st. and 61, St.
Mary Axe.
Crosby-Street, St, Mary Axe,-r>at Cl,

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61, the first on the L. from 117,
Leadenhall-st. leading to Great
St, Helens pn the R. and to Crosby-
square on tbeL.
Cross- Alley, Shoe-Lane, — at 32, near
the iniddle of the E. side, leading
to George-alley and 7Q, Fleet.
marl?-et.
Croas-Alley, Gun-Al|Iey, Wapplng,-
two doors on the ^. in it, frpra
105, Wapping-st. leading intp.
IJpper Well-alley.
Cross-A'lley, Klng-Strt^t. Rother-
hithej^-the first pn tlie L, frpra
376, Rptherhi,the-sti;eet, leading
intp Queen-st.
Crpss- Alley, Saliibury- Street, Ber
mondsey pr Rp,dierhlthe-wall, —
the first pn. the L,. , from Rother-
hithe-wall, leading into Marl-
gpld-street,
Crpss-Court, Broad-Court, Drury-
Lane, — the first o^ the L, frora
44, Drury - lane, leading iijto
Duke's-court.
Cros^-Cputt, Crpss-Street, Carnaby-
Market, — is the continuatipn pf
it, from Carnaby-Street to the
market, leading to 17, King
street.
Cross-Gpn-Court, Rosema-ry-Lane,-
at lll,n(?a.rly op. Darby-street,
abput the middle of the N. side
of the said lane,
Cro.s5-Key-Court, Londpn-Wall.-T-is
ahputthe.fniddle pf the S, sicje of
it, between Leathersellers-build-
ings and Black-swan-alley, pp.
Betblera-hospital.
Cross-Key-Court, St. John's Street,
West Smithfield, — two doors on
theL. from Cow-cross, towards
St. John's lane. '
CTOSs-Keys-Inn,Wood-Street,Gheap- side, — at 128, three dpors on the
L. from 122', Cheapside.
Cross-Keys-Inn, Gracechurch-St. —
at 16, six doors- on the L. from
Lombard-st. tpwards CorphlU.
Cross. Keys- Iiw, St. John's Street,

West Smithfield, — at 109, about
seventeen doors on the R, from
Smltl^field,
Cross-Key- Mews, Marybone- Lanp,-
at 34, six doors on the L, from
High-st. near Bulstrode-st.
Cross-Key Square, Little Britain, — is
eight doors on the R, from 75,
Aldersgate-street, towards West
Spvltljvfield.
Cross.Key.Yard, Bermondsey-St. —
at 266, about sixteen doors on
the R. from Tooley-st.
Cross-Lape, Neat-Houses, Chelsea,-
Is near j a mile from Pimlico, over
the br.idge towards the Thames,
about the middle of Bakers-lane,
Cross-Lane, Long-Acre, — st 106,
about the middle of the N. side,
is continued by King-street to St.
Giles's.
Cross-Lane, Newton-Street, Hoi.
born, — the continuation ofit from
206, High Holbom, leading to
Parker's lane and Lincoln's-ifin-:
fields.
Cross-Lane, Bush-Lane, Cannon-
Street, — at 27, eight doors on the
L. frora 23, Cannon-st, leading
into Suffolk-lane,
Cross-Lane, St. Mary's Hill, — at 28,
about eleven doors on the L. from
Little Eastcheap, op. Rood-lane,
Fenchurch - street, extending to
Idol-lane.
Cross-Lane, St, Dunstan's Hill, — the
second on the L. afew doors from
11, Tower-street, extending to
Harp.lane,
Cross-Row, Ratcliffe-Square. — ris
on the S. side ofit, or the last On
the L. in Periwinkle-street from
Brook-st.
Cross-Row, Stepney-Green, — ^the
fourth on the R. about y of a mile
from Mile-end-tpad, extending to
Saville-buildings", S. end of Plea-
sant-row.
Cross- Street, New-Road, Hans-
Tow.n,-^the first on the R. from
North

Nerth-st. at the N. end of Sloane-
street, Knightsbridge.
Cross- Street, Hatton-Garde^n, — In-
tersefts It at 43, and Is the second
from Holborn, it extends frora
Kirby-st, to 33, Leather-lane.
Cross-Street, King-Street, Golden-
Sq'jare,^at 17, the fifth on the
L. ^ of a mile from 323, Okford-
street, leading to Cross-court and
Carnaby-market.
Cross-Street, Queen's Square, Blooms
bury, — the first parallel to the S.
side of it, extending from 32, De-
voBshire-st. to 23, Gloucester-st,
Cross 1 Street, Wilderness - Row,
Clerkenwell, — at 12, the first on
tlie R. from 135, Goswell-street,
extendingto 16. Great Sutton-st.
Cross-Street, Finsbury-Place,  at
22, the first on the R, north from
Moorfields. extending to Wilson-
street, and is parallel to the S. side
of Finsbury-square,
Cross-Street, Church-Street. Bethnal-
Green, — at 17. the second on the
L. from 65, Shoreditch, extending
to Old Nicol-st.
Cross-Street, Myrtle-Street, Hoxton, -
the first on the R. from Hoxton-
town or High-st. extending to
Gloucester-st.
Cross-Street, Leonard-Street, Shore
ditch. — the second on the R. east
from Paul-st. FInsbury, extend
ing to Luke-st.
Ctos'j-Street, Morgan-Street, Com
mercial-Road, — the first on the
L. from the Commercial-road, ex
tending to Humberston-st, a few
yards W. of Cannon-street-road.
Cross-Street, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, St. George's Fields, See
Joiners- Place.
Cross-Street, Blackfriars-Road,  is
about J of a mile on the R. from
the bridge, extending to Broad-
wall.
Cross-Street, Newington or Wal
worth, — op. the church, the first

on the L. from the Elephant and
Castle, on the Kennington.road.
Cross-Street, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — the second on the R. and
L. along Queen-street from York- -
St. towards East-lane.
Cross-Street, Brandon-Street, Ber
mondsey New-roadj — the first on
the L. from if, in the New-road,
extending to Webb-st.
Cross-Street, Bermon,dsey (orRpther.
hithe:"Wall). — the first pn the L.
in Marigpld-street, extending to
Cherry-garden-st, abput six doors
frpra Cherry- garden-stairs, ;,
Cross-Street, Fair-Street, Horsely
down, — the first on the L,- from-
the E, end of Tooley-st. nearly
facing St. John's church, extend
ing to Back-st,
Cross-Street, King-Street, Rother
hithe, — at 10, the second on the
L, frora 274, Rotherhithe-street,
opposite King's stairs, extending
to Queen-st,
Cross-Street. Green-Street, Bethnal-*
Green, — the third on the L. near
^ of a raile from the Green, lead-
' ing towards Bonner's hall.
Cross-Street, LIraehouse, — is- situate
between the church and the West-
India-docks, extending frora Rleh-
street to Jamaica-place East.
Cross-Street, Lower Cornwall-Street,
St, George's in theEast, — is neariy
op. the Jolly Sailor, Back-lane,
about I of a mile E. from Cannon-
st. turnpike, leading towards the
Commercial-road.
Crown and Anchor, Strand. — at 189,
the corner of Arundel-street, about
f of a mile on the L. from Temple-
bar.
Crown-Brewery, Stanhope - Street,
Drury-Lane. — at 45, tliree doors
N, from Dcnzell-st.
Crown-Brewery, Golden-Lane, Bar
bican, — about the middle of the
W, side by Ball-yard.
CrownrCpurt, Crpwn-Street, West.
minster.

minster,' — is about the middle of
the S. side, leading to 18, Charles-
street.
Crown-Court. Fleet-Street, — at 72,
on the S. side, between Salisbury-
square and Water-lane.
Crown . Court, Tudor - Street,
Bridge- Street, ^lackfriars. — is the
W. continuation -of it from 15,
Bridge-street, extending loop, 63,
Dorset-st. Salisbury-square.
Crown-Court, Russell-Street, Drury-
lane, — at 10, op. Drury - lane
, theatre; leading to 30, Bow-st,
Cpvent- garden.
Crpwn-Court, Strand, — Is op. 218,
the third on the R, about seven
teen doors from Temple - bar,
leading to Little Shlre-lane,
Crown-Court, Chancery-Lane, — at
221, about ten dpors on the L.
from Fleet-^street,
Crown-Court, St. James's. — extends
from 66. W. end of Pall-mall to
17, King-st.
Crown-Court, LIquorpond-Street,
Le'ather-Lane, — at 5, a few doors
on the R. from 67, Gray's-inn-
lane, it adjoins Meux's brewery.
Crown - Court, Sherrard - Street,
Golden - Square, — at 10, three
doors on the L. from 35, Brewer-
street,
Crown-Court, Little Pultney -Street,
Princes-Street, Sohp,  at 30 and
38. leading to Queen's head-
court, and 23, Great WindralU-st.
,. Hayraarket.
Crown-Court (Little), Princes-Street,
Soho, — at 22, nearly op, Comp
ton-Street, leading into the last
described.
Crown-Court, Dean-Street, Soho, —
at 68, the second on the R, about
eleven doors from 397. Oxford-
. street, leading to 27, Chapel -
street, ' '
Crown- Court, Portpool-Lane, — at
21, about six doors on the- L.
. from 64, Leather-lane, Holborn,

Crown-Cpurt, Broad-Street, St:
Giles's, — at S3, leading tP Shprt's
gardens, Drury-lane.
Crown-Court, West-Street, West
Sraithfield, — the second on the
L. about seven or eight doors
. from 87. Smithfield, leading to St.
Joha's court and Cow.lane.
Crown-Court. Eutcherhall-Lane,-at
5. the first on the R. four doors
from 82, Newgate-st.
Crown-Court. High-Street, Isling-
• ton,-^the first on the R. a few
yards from the City-road.
Crown-Court, Golden-Lane. Bar
bican, — the second on the L,
eight doors from Barbican to
wards Old-st,
Crown - Court,. Bell - Alley, St.
Luke's, — the second on the L.
from 12, Goswell-st. leading into
French- alley. '
Crown-Court, Grub-Street, Cripple
gate,— the fourth, on the L. about
twelve doors from op. 69, Chis
well-st. leading into Type-street,
Ropemakers-st, and Moorfields.
Crov/n - Court, Turnagain - Lane,
Fleet-Market, — the first on the
L. three doors frora 36, Fleet-
market, towards Snow-hill,
Crown-Court, Warwick-Lane, New-
gate.Street, — the first on the L.
three or four doors from 10, New
gate-st.
Crown-Court, Old Change, — at 10,
behind the S. E. corner of St.
Paul'* Church-yardj op. Distaff-
lane,
Crown-Court, White-Cross-Street,
St. Luke's, — at 153, the first pn
the R. five doors from op. the
church. Old-street.
Crown-Court,Charter.House-Lane,- at26. the first on the L. from 100,
St. John's street, towards Charter
house-square,
Crown-Court, Aldersgate-Street. —
at 52. about six doors on the R,
north from Jewin-st, Crown-

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Crown-Cotirt. Cheapside,  at 64,
on the S. side, about four or five
doors W, from Queen-st.
Ctown-CoUrt,. Tfinlty-Lanfe,  at
10. three doors on the L, west
from Bow-lanO, Cheapside.
Crown - Court. Hblywell - Lane,
Shoreditch,— at 26. the first on
the L. five dOOfsfroih the Curtain-
road, or the last on the R. it) it
from 194, Shoreditch.
Crpwn-Court, White's Alley, Cole
man-Street, — the first on the L.
about six doOrs from 60, Cole-
man-streetf.
Crown-Court, Old Bifoad-Street, —
at 62, E. side the church, and
nearly op. the Excise-office;.
Crown-Couft, Little Pearl-Street,
Spitalfields, — Is si:t doors S. on
the L. from 10, Great Peartst,
op. Vine- place. -
Crown-Court, Quaker-Street, Spital
fields, — the first on the L, about
nine doors frorti' 29, Wheelet-st.
leading ititO Blank's court and
Phoenix-st.
Crown-Court, 'fhreadiieedle-Street,-
at 46, op, Merchant-Taylors-hall,
Crown-Court, White's Yard, Rose.
mary-Lane, — the third on the R.
from 57, Roseniar/-lanfe, and the
second on the L. from 97, Upper
East Smithfield, leadihg into Bluc-
anchor-yard,
Crown-Court, Jewry-Street, Aid-
gate, — ^at 12, about the middle of
the W. side, and the setond on
the R. from Aldgate,
Crown-Court,Sun-TaVern.FIelds,St, George's In the East, — is near ^ a
mile on the L, frbm the turnpike
at Cannon-st. towards Limehouse,
by the Ship public-house.
Crown- Court, Cartwright-Street,
Rosemary-Lane,— -the fourth on
the L, from 32. Rosemary- lane,
towards Upper East Smithfield,
Crown-Court, Queen's Row. King-
Street, Old Gravel-Larie,  is a

few doors oft thfe L* frbfii Kfiig.
street, or thfe third oh the R,
along Prussian-Island, froni 188,
Wapping-Street.
Crown-Cotirt, Wappini;-Street.— at
30. abont | of a mile below Her
mitage-bridge en the L. leading to
10, Great Herraitage-st,
Crown -Court, Wentworth - Street,
Whitechapel, — the first on theL,
West frora Georgfe-ya'rd, entering
at 89, Whitechapel High-st,
Crovyn-Court. Seething-Lane,- — at
21, the first on the L. about five
doors frora 5S, Great Tp'^er-
street.
Crown-Cou'Tt, Narrow- Wall, Lim.
beth, — is about -J ofa mile on the
I L, frpih, Westmirist6r-bridge. IP-
ward's Blackfriars. aAd hear f ofi
mile W. from Cuper's bridge, it
leads towards Noble's" Iron-
fptmdry.
Crown-Gourti Horselydown - Lane,
Sputhwark, — at 25', the second oa
th'e R. from Broad-st. leading Into
BOss-alley,
CroWh-Court. Bankside, — almut
¦J. of a mile from Blackfriars .
bridge, towards Lendon-bridge,
oh the bank of the Thames, be
ing the second E-, from Moss's
alley.
Crown -Court, Glean - Alley, St,
Ol'aves, — the secoiid oft the R.
from 218, Tooley-st.
Cro*n-CoUrt, Gatlick-Hill, — two
doors on the L. froni 191, Upper
Thames-st. towards Bow-lane.
Crowii-Court, Foster-Lane, Cheap-
side, — at 19, nearly op. Maiden-
lane and Goldsmiths- hall.
Crown - Court, High -Street, Bo:
rough, — at 269, about | of a
mile oA the R, from Londbn.
bridge, leading to the Bbrouigh-
raarket.
Crown-Court (or Alley), Crown-
Street, Fin'sbury, — the third on
tlie L. froni Finsbury-s^uate, to
wards

WaMs Sun-ptreet and Bishopsgate.
CroWn-Court (or Alley), Curtain-
Rpad,— the first pn the R, about
nine doors N. from Holywelf-
lane, Shorfedlteh. ,
Crown and Ciishion-Court, West
Smithfield, — at 1, the comer of
Cow-lane, or the last on theR, in
' Cow-lane from Snow-hill,
Crown-Mews, Crown-Street, . West-
ralYister, — ofi' the N. side of it.
See Crown-Street.
Crown-Office, King's Bench-Walk,
Temple, — at the bottom of Mltre-
court. frora 44. Fleet-st.
Crown-Office. Chancery-Lane, — the
back of 14, the second on the
R. frora 192. Fleet-st.
Crown - Office - Row. Teraple, — is
on the N. side of the Temple-
gardens, the last turning on the
L. In Temple - lane, frpra 4,
Fleet-st. by Temple-bar.
Crpwn-Place.Crown-Court, Temple-
Bar, — the first on the R. from
op. 218 in theStrand, near Tem
ple-bar,
Crown- Row, MIIe-End-Road, — is
nearly ly mile on the R, east
frora Aldgate-purap, pp. the sign
ofthe King Harry, and the Jevs^s
hospital.
Crpwri-Rpw, Walwprth, — is- a part
of the L. side of the main street
or road, commencing ' near the
Elephant and Castle and extend.
ing to Prospeft-row,
.Crown and Sceptre - Court, St
James's Street, — at 36, the third,
on the L. from 164, Piccadilly,
Crown and Shears- Place, Rosemary-
^ Lane, — the first on the L, from
the Minories, leading into Wot-
ley's cpurt and to' 78 in the,
Minories,
Crown-Street, Westminster,  the
fourth on the R. about ^ of a mile
frora Charing-cross, towards the
abbey, extending from King-st,
to Duke-st,

Crown-Street (Upper), — the end p1
the last, next Duke-st. and St.
James's park.
Crown-Street, Soho,-r-at 440, Ox
ford-st. by St. Giles's, extending -
to Compton-st. and Mpor-st.
Seven-Dials, about -j of a mile in
length.
Crown-Street, Hoxton.Square, — at
the S. W, corner of it, leading
into Old.street.road,
Crown-Street, Finsbury-Squate, — at
the S. E, comer, it Is continued
by Sun-st. to 149, Bishopsgate-
' without.
Crown and Thistle-Court, Swallow-
Street, — at 46, near the middle ot
the N. side, two doors W. from
Beak-st,
Crown-Wharf, Bankside, — Is about
i of a mile E. frora Blackfriars-
bridgcj a few yards W. from
Thames-st,
Crown-Yard-Mews,- Swallow-St. —
at 112, near the middle of the
W. side, nine doors N , frora New
Burlingtpn-st,
Cro'wn-Yard,Kent-Street,Borough,- at 53, the third on the L. from St.
George's church.
Crucifix-Lane, Berraondsey-Street.-
at 50, about | ofa mile on the L.
frora op, 64, Tooley-st. extend
ing ,to Parish-st. and- towards
Dock-head.
Crutched- Friars, Mark-Lane, -at 64,
the second on the L. frora Fen-
, church-street, extending to Jewry-
street, Aldgate.
Clickolds-Court. Maid-Lane, Bo
rough. — the third on the L. a few
yards frora Park-st. or Clink-st.
towards Blackfriars-bridge, being
. also the first W. frora Wilson-st.
Cuckold's Point, Rotherhithe, — is
about a raile on the L. below the
church, and near |. of a mile above
Greenland-dock. .
Cullum-Street, Fenchurch-Street,—
at 135, the second on the L, from
N Gracechurch-

Gracediurch-st, extending to 33,
Lime-st.
Cumberlafld . Court, Tottenham -
Street. Tottenham-Court-Road.-
at 20, two doors from Norfalk-st.
Middlesex-hospital.
Cumbedand-Court (Great), Blaek
man-Street, Borough,- at 52, near
Stones-end and op. Suffolk-st.
Cumberiand-Court (Lltrle), Blaek
man-Street, — at 5 i, two doors S.
from the last.
Cumberland - Gardens, Vauxhall, —
at the back of the Royal-oak by
the turnpike, extending to the
1'hames.
Cumberland - Mews, Edgware -
Road, — is five doors on the R.
frora Tyburn - turnpike, leading
into Bryanstone-st.
Cumberland - Mews, Cumberland -
Street, Marybone, — the fourth on
the L. from ,245, the W. end of
Oxford-st. extending to Adam-
street.
Cumberland-Place, Marybone, — is
about twelve doors N. in Great
Cumberland-st. from 246, W.
endof Oxford-st. extending from
Upper Seymour-st. to Upper-
Berkeley-st,
Cumberland - Place, New Road,
Marybone, — is part of the S. side
ofit, extending from Salisbury-
place to Queen Charlotte's row,
near the Yorkihire Stingo.
Cumberland-PJace, Kent-Road. — Is
part of the E. side, op. East-lane,
near i of a mile en the L. below
the Bricklayers arms.
Cumberland - Row, Kennington -
Green, — at the back of 1, Brooks-
place, the second on the L. from
the White-hart, Kennington-cross,
towards the Horns, Kennington-
cpmnion.
Cumberland-Row, Pentonville, — is
j)art of the S, side the main street
or road, extending from the turn
pike, by the Bell, to Battle-bridge,

the op. side of the road is caUetf
Batchelors- place.
Cumberland-Street' (Great), Oxford-
Street,— at 246, the W, end, the
first on theL. from Tyburii-turn-
pike, extending to Cumberland-
place.
Cumberiand - Street,. New - Road,
Marybone, — the ihird on the R,
from the Yorkshire Stingo, towards
Baker-street, extending to York- i
street.
Cumberland-Street, Goodge-Street,
Tottenham-Court-Road, — at 23.
the third on the R. from 64, Tot-
tenham-coart-road, extending to
14, Tottenham-bt.
Cumberiand-Street, Curtain-Road,—
thefirst oii the R. about five os
six doors from Worship-st, Fins-
bury, leading into Plough-yard.
King's - head-court, and to 212.
Shoreditch.
Cumberiand - Street. John - Street,
Christ's Church, Surrey, — at 67,
the first on the L. from Holland.
street, Blackfriars-bridge, 'extend
ing to Green- walk, op. Hopkins's
alms-houses.
Cumberland- Wharf, Rotherhithe, —
is about -| cf a mile below the
church, ne.rly op. Clarence-st.
and the second W, from Hanover-
stairs.
Cumming-Place, Fentonvllle,  is
partof the N, side the main street
or road, extending, from the
chapel to Southampton-street,
Cummlng-Street, Pentonville, — the
sixth on the R. about -f ofa mile
from Islington, extending from the
W. side the chapel to Colller-st.
Cupers-Bridge, Narrow-Wall, Lam
beth, — about -I a mile on the L,
from We trainkter - bridge, and
nearly the sarae distance from
Blackfriars,
Cupers - Gardens. Narrow - Wall,
• — is oppo^Ite Cupers-bridge, See
the last described, Cupid'fr

Cupid's Court, Golden-Lane, Bar
bican, — IS about the middle of
the W. side, opposite George-
yard.
Curling's Dock, Limeliouse-Hole, —
is between Limehause-hole and
the entrance to the West-India-
docks.
Cu rriers-Hall-Court , London- Wall . -
is four doors on the R. frora
the N, end of Wood-st. Cheap -
side. I
Currier's Row, Blackfriars, — the
first W, parallel to St, Aiidrew's-
hill, extending from Bristow-st.
to Ireland's-yard.
Cursitor-Street, Chancery-Lane, — at
39, about the middle of the E.
side, leading In-to Castle-st, and
to 12, Holborn.
Curtls's Row, Broadw.dl, Christ's
church, — is nearly op. Cross.st.
from Blackfriars-road, leading to
Neptune-place, through the Half
penny-hatch.
Curzon-Street, Mayfair, — the first
on the L. in Clarges.st. from Pic
cadilly, extending to South
Audley-Street, Grosvenor-square,
about i of a mile in length,
Cushion-Court, Old Broad-Street^ —
at IO, the second on the R, from
Threadneedle-st,
Custom. House, Lower Thames .
Street, — is op. 60, abput | of a
mile on the R. frora London-
bridge.
Custom-House-Court, Beer -Lane,
Lower Tha.mes-Street,  at 8,
the first on the R. from 37,
Tower-st. or the first on the L.
from the Custom-house,.
Custom - House - Quay, Lower
Thames-Street, — on the S. side of
the Cusfom-hpusc.
Custom-House-Stairs, See the last.
Custos-Brevium-Office, Elm-Court,
Teraple. — at 4. three doors on the
L. frora Middle Teraple-lane
Cutlers-Hall, Cl'oak-Lane,— at 5,

the first on the L. from Dowgate-
hiU. *"-
Cutlers. Street, Houndsditch,-a't 1 14,
about the middle of theN. side,
leading into Harrow-alley (Rag-
fair) and Penlcoat-lane. D
D ACRE'S Aims-Houses. West
minster. See Emanuel's Hos
pital.
Dacre-Street, New Tothill-Stteet,
Westminster, — at 05, about the
middle of the W, side, leading
Into Great Chapel-st,
Daffey's Rents, Glean- Alley, St.
Olave's, Borough,— is the conti
nuation of Glean-alley, from
Brown's buildings, entering by
218, Tooley-st.
Dagger-Court, Fore-Street, Cripple
gate, — at 110. nearly op. theN,
termination of Wood-st, from 122,
Cheapside.
Dagget's Court, Mporfields, — at the
N. E. corner, between Long-alley
and Broad-street-buildirigs.
Dalby-Terrace, City-Road ,: — forms
part of the S.W. side of it, about
I of a mile pn the R. frpm Isling
ton.
Dangle-Lane, Poplar High.Street
or Road, — is neariy op. North-st.
about f of a roile on the R. from
the Comraercial-road, it leads to
wards the West-India-docks.
Danish- Churdi, Wellcose-Squarc,—
rhe building which occupies the
centre ofthe square.
Darby-Street. Roseraary-Lane.-r-at
38, about -I of a mile on the R.
frora the Minories or Tower-hill.
Darkhonse-Lanc, Lower Thames-
Street,— at 16, being that number
of houses on the R. from London-
bridge, on the W. side of Billings
gate-market.
Dark-Entry, Lower East Smithfield,-
at 69, facing Butcher.row, leadujg to

to Sun-yard and 27, Nightingale-
lane, H
Darling -Place, Mile - End - Cprner,
Dog-Row, Bethnal-Green,  the
second on the L. in Dog-row, and
about seventeen doors from Mile-
end-turnpike.
Dartmouth-Row, Dartmouth-Street,
Westminster, — at 36, the first on
the R,, from Tothill-st. extending
to 22, Princes-st. near Great
George-st. and St. James's park.
Dartmouth-Street, Westminster, —
the first on the L, In Queen-st.
from 25, Princes-street, extending
to Tothill-street, or the first on the
R. in Tothill-st, ftom the abbey,
Darts-Alley, Whitechapel,— at 47,
the fourth on the L. about twenty-
five doors W, from the church.
David-Street, York-Place, Baker-
Street, Marybone, — the first on
theL. about six doors from the
New.roa4, or the 6th on the R,
from Portraan-square, it leads
into East-st.
Davles's Buildings, Penny - Fields,
Poplar, — is a few houses N, frora
the High-street dr road, near the
Commercial-road.
Davies - Court, ' Chequer - Square,
Chequer.Alley, Bunhill-Row, St.
Luke's, — at the N. W. corner,
, a kw doors on the R. from 99,
Bunhill-row.
Davies-Mews, Davies-Street, Berke
ley-Square, — at 53, the second
on the L, from 292, Oxford-st.
Davies-Street, Berkeley-Square, — at
the N: W, corner, extending to
292, Oxford-st. about | a mile
from Tyburn-turnpike, where the
numbers begin and end, viz, 1
and 6 1,. it is about -J- pf a mile in
length.
Davis's Wharf, Hprselydpwn, — is
nearly op. Potters-fields by Still-
stairs, about j; a mile below Lon
don-budge.
Daws - Court, G(jppowder - Alley,

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Shoe-Lane, — Is about seven-doora
on the L. in it from 95, Shoe-
lane.
Day Newspaper - Office, Pickett- '
Street, Strand, — at 5, about eleven
doors on the R. from Temple-bar,
towards St, Clement's church.
Deacon-Court, Quaker-Street.Spital-
fields, — the second on the L, froni
29. Wheeler-street, leading into
Wood's yard, and Phoenix-st.
Deadman's Place. Park-Street. Bo.
rough, — the second on the L. from
the Borpugh- market, leading to
Barclay and Perkins's brewery.
Deal's Court, Flower and Dean-
Street. Spitalfields. — the first on
the L. about six doors from 200,
Brick-lane, near Whitechapel-
church,
Dean's Buildings Commercial-Road,
Limehouse, — is about I of a mile
on the L, below the church, the
corner of Poplar High-st.
Dean's Buildings, Lock's Fields,
Walworth, — the first on the L. in
Flint-street from Apollo-build-
ings, East-lane.
Dean's Court. New Round-Court.
Strand, — the first on the R. In It,
a few yards from .447, Strand.
Dean's Court or Yard, Hatfield-
Street, St. Luke's,  the first on
the R. about sixteen -doprs from
25, Goswell-street towards Cherr)'-!
tree-alley and Golden-lane.
Dean's Court, St. Martin's . le -
Grand, — at 6,0, the third on the
R. from 66, Newgate-st. leading
to George.st, and 28, Foster^
lane.
Dean's Court, 01d.Bailey,— at 43,
about the middle of the W. side,
two doprs N. from Fleet-lane.
Dean's Court, St. Paul's Church-
Yard,-at 6, S. side, being the first
on the R. from Ludgate-street,
leading to 26, Great Carter.lane.
Dean's Court, Kingsland-Road, — the
seventh on the L> about | of a
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mile from Shpreditch-church, six
or seven doors S. ftora ppppsite
Union- street.
Dean'sMews, Holywell. Lane, Shore
ditch,— at 22, the 4th on the R.
from l^S, Shoreditch, or ten or
twelve doors on the L. from the
Curtain-road in the opposite di-
reftion.
Dean's Place, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, — forms part of the S. side,
on the R, frora the Asylum to
wards the Obelisk, nearly op.
Tower-st,
Dean's Row, Walworth High-Street
or Road. — forms part of the W.
side pf it. extending from Amelia-
street to Manor-row, about i a
mile on the R. ftom the Elephant
and Castle.
Dean-Street, Westminster, — the first
on the L. west frora the abbey ,ex-
tending from Tothill-st. to~ Great
Smith-st.
Dean-Street, Sphp, — is abput | of a
mile in length, and situate on the
W. side Soho-Square, extending
from King-street to 400, Oxford-
st, in which it is the second on the
L. from St. Giles's, the numbers
begin and end here, viz. 1 and 77.
Dean-Street (Little), Soho, — at 44,
in the last, four doors N. frora
Compton-Street, leading Into Milk-
alley and Wardour-st,
Dean-Street, South Audley-Street,
Grosvenor-Square,— is opposite 9,
extending frora Hill-st. Berkeley-
square to Park-lane, facing Stan-
hopcgate.
Dean-Street, Fetter-Lane,  at 43,
about the middle of the E, side,
extending to New-st,
Dean-Street, High-Holborn,  at
. 92, about I of a mile on the R.
frora Fleet-market, it leads into
Ldgh-st, and Red-lion-sq,
Dean-Street, Finsbury-Square,  at
the S, E. corner, extending to
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Dean-Street, Pleasant-Row, Mile-
End New-Town, — the fourth oa
the R. about -f of a mile frora 62,
Brick-lane, Spitalfields, along Pel-
ham-st. it extends to Church-st.
Dean-Street, Upper East-Smithficld.-
at 95, about i of a mile on the
R. east from Tower-hill, leading
into Butcher-row.
Dean-Street, Shadwell. — is the first
S. parallel to the High-st, from
nurabers 88 to -115, extending
- from Broad-bridge to Bell-wharf,
Cock-hill,
Dean - Street, Tcoley - Street, Bo
rough, — at 200, ab-out i of a mile
on the R, frora Loridon-bridge,
leading to Broad-way and St.
Tho mas'^ street,
Dean's Yard, Westminster, — at the
S. W, comer of the abbey, or the
last on the R. in College-st. from
18, Abingdon-Street, leading to
Tothill-street.
Dean's Yard (Little), — is that part
of the last-mentioned which com
municates with College-st.
Dean's Yard, Dean-Street, South
Audley-Street, — Is seven doors on
the L. in it, from op. 9, South
Audley-st. towards Park-lane,
Dean's Yard, New Bond.Street, — at
1 30, about J of a mile on the R,
from 307, Oxford-st. eight doors
S. from Grosvenor-st.
Dear's Place, Sommers-Town, — the
continuation of Brill-row, extend
ing from Hamden-st. to the fields
towards Camden-town.
Deaton's Buildings, White's Ground,
Berraondsey, — is two doors on the
L. from Crucifix-lane.
DebtprsCharity-Schpol, Newington-
Road, Surrey, — the third house
on the R. from the King's-bench
towards the Elephant and Castle,
Delahay-Street, Great George-Street,
Westminster,^at 34, the first on
the R. frora KIng.st, towards the
Park, extending to Duke-st, Delap-

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Delap - Court, Broadway, West
minster, — is two doors E. from
Queen-Square near the W, end of
Tpthill-st.
Denham-Court, Drury-Lane, — the
first on the L. about six or seven
doors from the New Church Inthe
Strand.
Denmark-Court, Strand,— at 38'^,
or the last on the L. in Burleigh-
street from the W. end of Exeter-
Change.
Denmark-Court, Denmark-Street,
St.Giles's. — is behind 27, thr;e
doors on the R. from High-st.
leading Into Crown-street.
Denmark - Court, Golden - Lane,
Criy^legate,  thefirst on the L.
about three doers from Barbican.
Denmark-Street, St.' Giles's,  the
, first on the R. from Oxford-street,
towards Holborn, it extends frcm
the W. side the church, to Crown-
street,, Soho.
'Denmark -Street (Little), St. Giles '.s-
the first on the L. In 13en mark-
street from High-st. leading by
the W. side of the church to
Lloyd's court and Stracey-st.
Denmark - Street, Ratcliffe - High
way, — at 153, extending to 46.
New-road or Back-lane, being the
first W. parallel to Cannon-st.
Dennis- Court, Marigold - Court,
Strand, — the first on the L. in it,
from 370, in the Strand, W. side
of Exeter.change.
Dennis or Dennets-Court, King-
Street, Borough, See Tennis-
Court,
Dennis Row, Wilisted - Street,
Sommers-Town, — the first on the
L. from the New-road to Mary
bone towards Chapel-path.
Denton's Buildings. Chapel - Path,
Sommers-Town,  is op. 22, be
tween Brill-row and Middlesex-
street. ,
Denzell - Street, Stanhope - Street,
Drury-Lane, — at 48, and is the

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continuation of WhIte-hor.se- yard
from no, Drury-lane, leading to
f), Vere-street,
Deptford Lower - Road, Rother-
hithe,: — commences at Paradise.
row, near Rotherhlthe-church,
and leads 'oy China-hall to Dept-
ford. ¦
Derby. Court, Piccadilly,— at 208,
near St. James's church, leading to
34. Jermyn-st.
Derby-Street, Curzon-Street, May-
fair, — at 22, three doors E. from
SouthAudley-st. leading Into Pitt's
head-mews and Park-lane.
Derby - Street, Parliaraent - Street,
Westminster, — at 46, the second
on the L, from the Horse-guards
towards Westminster- bridge, it
leads into Cannon-row,
Derby-Street, Rosemary-Lane, See
Darby.
Derroer's-Passage, Fetter-Lane, See
Bartlet's Passage,
Devercux-Court, Strand, — at 218,
the third on the L. about sixteen
doors frpm Temple-bar, leading
into Essex-st.
Devonshire - Buildings, Worship -
Street, FInsbury, — the fourth on
the L. from 249, Shoreditch, and
is nearly facing the Curtain-road,
it leads into Long-alley,
Devonshire - Court, Sutton -Street,
Maze, Borough, — the first on the
L. from New-st. at the back of
Guy's hospital.
Devonshire-Court, Houndsditch. See
Cavendish -Court.
Dfvonshire-Plfiuse, Piccadilly,  is
near the middle of the N. side,
between Stretton-st. and Berkeley-
st. about i a mile on the R, from
the Hayraarket.
Devonshire Mevys, Devonshire -
Street, Marybpne,  at 5, four
doors on the R. west frora Char
lotte-st.
Devonshire-Mews North, Devon
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" 19. behind 13, Upper -Wlmpole-
street. - .
Devonshire-Mews Soutb,-  is pa
rallel to and between Upper Wim-
pole-st. and Upper Harle.y-st. ex
tending to Weyraouth-st,
Devonshire-Mews East, — at 39 and
44. Devonshire-st, between Port
land-place and Upper Harley-st.
Devonshire. Mews 'West. Devonshire-
Street, — is situate between De
vonshire-place and Upper Harley-
street,
Devonshire Mews, Devonshire -
Square, Bishopsgate, — at the S, E.
corner of it. entering by 18.
BIshopsgate-withln.
Devonshire - Place, ' Devonshire -
Street. Marybone, — the second on
ths L. from 40, High-st. or the
condnuation of Upper Wimpole-
st. to the New-road.
Devonshire-Place, Old NIcol-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — is a few yards
on the R. from Cock-lane, Shore-
dltcli,
Devonshire - Place, Cow - Lane,
Stepney, — is about ^ cf a mile on
the L. frora Stepney Old-square,
and near the same distance from
the church, by the World's-end
public-house,
Devonshire-Place, Upper Kenning-
ton-Lane, — —the first on the L.
from the house called the Wind
mill towards Vauxhall.
DevonshlrePlace-Mews, Devonshire-
Street, Marybone, — the first W.
' parallel to Devonshire-place, ex
tending to High-st. or the first on
the L. in High-st. frora the New-
road.
Devonshire-Square, Bishopsgate, — at
the E. end of Devonshire-street,
leading to Aggat's pas. Cutler-st.
and 114, Houndsditch.
Devonshire-Street, Bishopsgate,- at
18, thefirst on the R, north frora
the church,' extending to Devon
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Devonshire-Street, Marybone, — ths
. last' on the L. in Portland-road,
entering by John-st. 101, Oxford-
st. continuing N. about - a mile,
it extends to 40, 'High-st. about
i of a mile In length.
Devonshire-Street, Queen-Sqaarc,— ¦
at the S. E. corner, extending to
59, Theobalds-road ; it Is also the
continuation of Drake-st. from
the N. W. corner of Red-lion-
square,
Devonshire-Street, Upper Kennlng-
ton-Lane, — the first on the R. two
or three doors from Kennington-
cross towards Vauxhall, it extends
frora South- place towards Eliza
beth-place.
Diamond Buildings, Whlte-Hart-
Row. Kennington. — the first on
theR. init. from Clayton-place
towards Kennington-lane,
Diamond-Court, Hosier- Lane. West
Smithfield, — the first on the L.
about sixteen doors from 24,
West Smithfield, or about six
doors on the R. from Cow-lane.
Snow-hlil.
Diamond-Court, Great Peari-Street,
Spitalfields,— at 21, the second on
the L. frorn 20, Wheeler-strcet.
three doors from Grey-eagle-st.
Diana- Place, Quickset-Row, New-
- Road, Marybone,— is on the E.
side the turnpike, op. Conway-st.
Fitzroy-square,, about ^ of a raile
on the R. from Tottenham-court-
road.
Dibbles-Buildings, Upper EastSmitb-
field. See Sun-Court,
Dice- Quay, Lower Thames-Street,-
at23, on the E. side, of Billings
gate, op. St. Dunstan's bill.,
Digby- Row, Bethnal-Green, — .is the
E. continuation of Digby-st.
Digby-Street, Globe-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — the first on the L. about
thirteen doors from Green-street.
towards Mile-end, it. leads to
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St. Dionis Back - Church, Lime-
Street, — is behind 160,Fenchurch-
street, a few doors on the L. from
Gracechurch-st,
Diet pr Dypt-Street, Brpad-Street,
St. Giles's, — at 25, the fourth on
the R, from the W. end of Hol
born, or the first on the L. from
the church. It extends to 29,
Great Russell-st.
Dirty- Lane, Strand, — at 88, op.
Sduthampton-st. about .^ of a mile
on the R, ftom Charing-cross.
Dirty-Lane, Shoreditch, — at 73, by
tbe turnpike, leading to Cock-lane
and Old Nicol-street,
Dirty -Lane, Blaekman-Street, Bo
rough, See Great Suffolk.Street.
Dispatch Newspaper-Office, — Is be
hind 15, Fleet-st, fifteen doors
on the R, from Temple-bar,
Dispensary for Relieving the Sck
Poor at their own Habitations, —
at 29, Aldermanbury, about
twelve doors on the R. from Lon
don-wall.
Dissenters Library, Red-Cross-Street,
Cripplegate.  at 49. about the
middle of the E. side.
Distaff-Lane (Great). Friday-Street.-
at 31. the second on the R. from
36, Cheapside, extends to 32,
Old-Change, near the S. E. corner
of St. Paul's church-yard.
Distaff-Lane (Little),— at 6, about
the middle of the S. side of the
last, extending to' 22, Old Fish-
street,
DItchman's Gardens, Old - Street -
Road. — thesecond on the L, from
Shoreditch-church. or a few yards
E. on the R. frora the Curtain-
road.
Dobney-Place, Penton-Street, Pen
tonville,— six doors on the R. be.
hind 1, Winchester-place, it leads
to Penton-grove and 36, White.
Iton-st.
Doby-Court, Monkwell-Street, Fal-
cpn-Square, — four doors on the

L. north from Barbers-hall, and
about the same distance from Hart-
street, Wood-street.
Doby-Court, Maiden-Lane, Upper
Thames-Street, — the first on the
R. a few yards from 37, Queen-
street, Cheapside, pp. the church.
Dcftors-Comraons,  is situate on
the S. side St. Paul's church-yard,
entrance op. 14. Great Knight-
rider-street, and at 1, Bennett's
hill.
Dock- Head, Horselydown,  ex
tends from theE. endof New-st.
and Russell-st. Berraondsey, to
Mill-st. and Hickman's Folly. .
Dock-Side, Hermitage-Dock, Wap.
ping,- Is on the W. side of it, at
the back'of Goodwyn and Skinner's
brewery, extending from Hermi
tage-bridge towards Nightingale.
lane.
Dock - Street, Upper East Smith-
field, — at 87, extending t6 68,
Rosemary-lane, being the second
W, frora Wellclose-square, Late
Saltpetre-Bank,
Dock-Street, Comraercial-Road, St.
George's in theEast, — the fourth
on the R. about -J of a mile from
Cannon-street-road towards Lime
house, It is continued by Duke-
street and Union-st, to Blue-gate-
fields, Back-lane.
Dock-'Yard, Herraitage-Docki Wap
ping, — is on the E.side ofit,
extending ftom the bridge towards
Charlotte-street and Nightingak-
lane.
Dod's Place, Hanover-Street, Ro-
therhithe,  the last on the R.
ftom Hanover-stairs and Rother-
hithe-st, about f of a mile below
the church.
Dog and Bear -Inn, High.Street,
Borough, — at 196. See the next
article.
Dog and Bear- Yard, High-Street,
Borough. — at 196, about sixteen
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street, and near j. of a mile from
London - bridge, it leads to 55,
Red-cross-st.
Dog and Bear- Yard. Tooley-Street, -
at 127, about f of a mile on the
R, frora London-bridge, extend
ing to Crucifix-lane,
Dog and Duck-Stairs, Greenland-
Dock. — the first below the dock,
between it and Matthew's dock.
Dog-Rowj Bethnal-Green,  the S.
cpntinuatlpn of the W. side of the
green, extending to Mile - end
turnpike, about \ a raile in length.
Dolley's Cpurt, Rppemakers-Street,
Mpprfields, — the fpurth on the L.
ftpra the N.W, corner of Mppr
fields, nearly pp, Type-st.
Dplphin-Cpurt, High-Holborn, — at
289, between Chancery-lane and
Great Turnstile, two dpors frora
Fenwick-court,
Dolphin-Court, Ludgate-HIll,->»at
12, the second on the R, from
Fleet-market, leading to Little
Bridge-st, Blackfriars.
Dolphin-Court, Noble-Streer, Foster-
Lane, Cheapside, — at 40, about
i of a mile on the L. from 148,
Cheapside, and five doors from
St, Ann's lane.
Dolphin - Court, Old - Street, St.
Luke's, — at 135, the first onthe
L. about fourteen doors frora Gos
well-st.
Dolphin-Court, Rose and Crown-
Court, Moorfields, — the second
on the L. from the N. E, cornei:
of Moorfields,
Dolphin-Court, Raven-Row, Artil
lery-Place, Spitalfields, — is situate
between the S, end of Gun-st. and
Crispin-st. three or four dpors W.
ftom the latter.
Dolphin-Lane, Poplar Hlgh-^Streft
or Road, — the second lane on the
R. from the Commercial-road,
Domingo . Street, Old - Street, St.
Luke's, — at 14. the second on
the R, fourteen doors from Gos-

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well-st. it leads into Baltic-st,' and
Golden-lane.
Donaldson's Buildings, Tottenham- '
Court- Road,  at 3, about eight
doors pn the L, frpm Oxfprd-
street.
Doran's Ro^. Cpmmercial-Rcad. —
is part pf the N, side, abpucj. of
a mile en the L. frera Canjion-
street-road towards Limehouse,
by the- If mile-stone from the
Royal-Exchange, '
Dprrjngton -, Street, . Leather - lane,
Holborn, — at 87. the third on the
L, frora 129, Holborn, extending
to Brook-st. and market,
DorrIngton-Street,Coldbath-Fields,- the S. W. continuation of Bayne's
row by the House of Correftlon,
extending towards La^'^tall-street,
Leather-lane.
Dorset-Court, Dorset-Street, Salis
bury-Square, Fleet-Street,— iis op.
54, Dorset-st. about six doors oa
the L. from the square.
Dorset-Mews West, Dorset-Street,
Portman-Square,  Is parallel to
and between part of Baker-st. and
Spring-street, extending to Dur-
weston-street.
Dorset- Mews East, Dorset-Street,
Portman-Square,  near the E.
end. parallel to and between part
of Baker-st. and East-st. extending
fo Paddln^ton-st.
Dorset-Place, St, Pancras,  leads
frora Church-row, nearthe church,
to Back-lane and Vernon's build
ings,
Dorset-Square (or Court). Gannon-
Row, Westminster, — thefirst on
the L. under the arch, three doors
ftom Derby-st. entering from 46,
Parlia ment-st. in which is the
Transport-office.
Dorset - Street, Salisbury: - Square,
Fleet-Street, — is the continuation
of the E, side of It, entering at
82, Fleet-st. It extends from Bell's
buildings to the New-river-office.
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Dorset . Street, Manchester - Street,
Manchester-Square, — at 28, the
last on the L. from the square, ex
tending across Baker-street and
Gloucester - place towards the
Edg'w-are-road,
¦ Dorset-Street. Spitalfields, — the first
S, parallel to Pateraosteriiow, on
theW. side the church, and the
first N. parallel to White's row,
extending from Cri.spin-st. to Red-
lion-st,
Dorset-Wharf. Whitefriars. — is on
the E, side of Whirefriars-dock
and on the W, side the New-river-
office, at the bottom of Dorset-st,
Salisbury-square^ from 82. Fleet-
street,
Doublet's Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — pn the W. side of Cole-
harbour-stairs, about -| ofa mile
above London-bridge, entrance by
8^, Thames-st,
Doughty - Street, Great Guilford i
Street, Foundling-Hospltal,  In-
tersefts it at about eight or ten
doors distance from Gray's-inn-
lane, and i^ continued by John-st.
to the King's road.
Doughty-Mews, Doughty-Street, —
the first W. parallel to it, extend
ing from 12, Guilford-st, to
Henry-st. and Robert-st.
Dove-Court, Leather-Lane, Hol-
borri,-— at 34, op. Cross-st, about
4 of a mile on the L, from 129,
Holborn,
Dove - Court, Gunpowder - Alley,
Shoe-Lane. — the second on the L.
frora 95, Shoe-lane towards
Gough-square
Dove-Court, St. Marrin's-le-Grand.-
-at 20. the third on the L. about
fourteen doors from 66, Newgate-
street.
Dove-Court, Old Jewry, — at 4, three
doors on the R. from -12, Poultry,
leading into Grocer.^-hall-coun.
Dove-Court, Old Fish-Street-HIll,-
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204, Upper Thames-st, leacling
into Five-fopt-lane,
Dove-Court. St. SwIthin's-Lane,-the
first on the R, from 10, Lom
bard-st, or by a narrow passage
frbm 6, Lombard-st, leading to
Bearblnder-lane.
Dove-Court, Pavement, Moorfields,-
at 5, four doors S. from Rope-
makers-sti the N. W. corner of
Moorfields.
Dove-Court, Dog-Row, Bethnal-
Green, — the first on the R, a few
doors from Mile- end- turnpike
towards Bethnal-green.
Dove-Street, Poplar High-Street or
Road.-is about J- of a mile on the
L. from the Commercial-road. op.
the Black-horse, onthe W, side of
Paradise-st. and Noble-st,
Dover- Place, Kent-Road,. — part of
the S. side, about -i- of a mile from
the Elephant and Castle, it is the
continuation of Rodney's build
ings towards the Paragon,
Dover-Street, Piccadilly.  at 68, '
op, Arlington - st. St. James's,
about I of a mile on the R, from
the Hayraarket, leading to Graf-
ton-street and J 56. New Bond-st,
Dover-Street, Blackfriars-Road, St.
George's Fields,  Is about j' a
mile on the L. from the bridge,
nearly op. the Magdalen-hospital,
and leads to Jamaica-row and
York-place, BorOugh-road.
Dover- Yard, Dover-Street, Picca
dilly, — at 41, six doors on the
L, from Piccadilly, leading to 7,
Berkeley-st.
Dowgate Hill, Upper Thames -
Street, — at 1 68, about | of a mile
on the R. from London-bridge,
extending to Cannon-street and
Budge row. it is op, Walbrook'
from the Mansion-house,
Dowgate- Wharf, Dock, and Stairs,
Upper Thames-Street,— i-op. Dow
gate- Hill. See the last described.
Down-Street, Piccadilly, — is near |
of

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of a mile on the R, from theHay^
market, the first E. from Park-
lane, It leads tP Carringtpn-place
, andHertfprd-st. Mayfair.
Downd's Yard, Rupert-Street, Hay-
market.-^at 36, the first on the L.
in Rupert-st. frora 7, Coventry-st.
nearly op. Edmond's court.
Dpwning-Street, Westminster, — on
the S. side of the Treasury, by the
N. end of King-st. or the second
on the R. about a of a raile frora
Charing-cross towards Westmin
ster-abbey,
Downing and Mills's Wharf, Horse
lydown, — Is nearly pp, Thomas-st.
the first E. ftom George-stairs,
about .| of a mile frpm London-
bridge,
Drake - Street, Red - Lion - Square,
Holborn, at the N, W. comer of
it, leading to Theobald's road, De
vonshire-st. and Queeft-sq,
Drapers-Alms-Houses, . Kingsland-
Road, — is about i of a mile on
' the R. from Shoredlich-church,
nearly op. Huntlngdon-st,
Drapers- Alms - Houses, Coopers-
' Row, ToWer-HIll, — is about four
doors on the R, in it, from
Crutched-friars,
Drapers-Alms-Houses, Cross-Street,
Newington,— — by ' number 1,
Cross-st, nearly op, 'Newlngton-
church.
Drapers-Alms-Houses, Beech-Lane,
Barbican, — situate on the N, side,
occupying nearly the whole of it,
Drapers-Alms.Houses, Whitechapel-
Road,^— at 160, forrnihg part of
fhe N. side, about eight or nine
dpprs W, frpra the turnpike,
Prapers - Buildings, Old-Street.  is
on the S, side, nearly op, the
church, four or five doors E, frora
White-crojs-st. late Well and
Bucket-court, ;
Drapers-Buildings, London- Wall,--
at'.62, op', Bethlem-hospital, the
second on the L.and about ten or

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twelve doors frora Winchester-st.
towards Cripplegate. '
Drapers-^Gardens, London-Wall, —
Is situate between Drapers-buildj
ings and Drapers- hall, Throg
morton-st.
Drapers-Hall, Throgmorton-Street,-
at 27, about three doors on the
R. west from Broad-st.
Drapers - Place, Old Street, St.
Luke's, — Is op. 90. near the middle
of the S, side, about eight doors
E. from Whlte-cross-st.
Drill-Place. Comraercial-road, Lime
house, — is a few houses on the E.
side the road, by the turnpike at
the commencement of Poplar.
Drum -Court, Whitechapel High-
Street, — at 50, the third on the L.
about twenty-two doors from the
church towards Aldgate.
Drury-Lane, Strand, — at 326, by
the New Church, where the num
bers begin and end, viz. 1 and 119,
it extends to Broadest. St. Giles's,
and the W. end of Holbprn, about
y ofa mile In length. '
Duchess-Street. See Dutchess-st.
Duck-Lane, Great Peter - Street,
Westrainster. — is about five doors
on the L, east frora Strutton-
ground, and parallel to it, extend
ing from Great Peter-street, to
Orchard-st.
Duck-Lane, Edward-Street, War
dour-Street,' Soho, — at 10, about
four doors on the L. from 95,
Wardour-st.
Duck- Yard, Duck-Lane, Westmin
ster, — at 44, the first on the R.
in It, from Great Peter-st.
Ducksfoot-Lane, Upper Thames-
Street. — at 145, the fourth on the
R, about -I of a mile frpm Lpn.
don-bridge.
Ducking - Pond - Mews, Shepperd's
Market, Mayfair, -^ on' the S.
side of the market.
Ducklng-Pond-Rpw, Whitechapel-
Rpad,— the first N, parallel to
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part of it, viz, frpm 94 to 154, op.
the London - hospital, extending
from Bakers-row to North-row.
Dudley - Court, High - Street, St.
Giles's, — at 22, near the church,
leading into Denmark-court and
Crown-St. Soho.
Dudley- Grove. Paddington.- — is a
short distance beyond the Green,
on the Harrow-road.
Dudman's Court, Hunt's Row, Dept
ford, — near Dudman's yard, be
tween Grove-st. and the Plough.
Dudman's Ship- Yard, Deptford, — '
on the S. side of George-stairs,
about y of a mile below Green
land-dock.
Duffs - Court, Queen - Street, Bo
rough,  at 99, the second on
the L. from Union-st, towards
Blackfriars-road,
Dufours-Place, Broad-Street, Car
naby-market or Golden Square, —
at 21, about eight doors W, from
Poland-Street, Oxford-st,
Duke's Court (Little), Almonry,
Westminster. — is the first on the
L, about four or. five doors frora
Dean-st,
Duke's Court. James-Street, West
minster. — at the E, end of it, a
few yards on the R, ftom Castle-
lane facing York-st,
Duke's Court, St, Martin's Lane,
Charing-Cross, — at 134. op. the
church, the first on the L. from
487, in the Strand, leading into
Castle-st, and the King's mews.
Duke's Court, Duke-Street, St.
James's,— is about seven doors on
the R. in it from 86, Jerrayn-st,
towards Pall-mall.
Duke's Court, Drury-Lane,-n-at 50,
about nine doors S, frora Long-
acre and about ,| of a mile ftom
the New Church, Strand, in the
op. direftlon, it extends to 27,
Bow-street.
Dulfc's Court, Great Earl-Street,
Seven-Dials, — the first on the R.

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about seven doors from the Seven-
dials towards Castle-street, Long-
acre.
Duke's Court. Chick-Lane, West-
Street, West-Smithfield,  is the
second on the L, about twelve
doors frora Field-lane. Holborn-
hill, It leads to Sharp's alley and
Cow- cross.
Duke's Court, Kingsland-Road,—
four doors on the R. north from
Union-st. about J. ofa mile from
Shoreditch-church.
Duke's Court, Crown-Street, FIns<
bury, — .the first on the R. from
Finsbury-sq, towards Sun-street
and Bishopsgate.
Duke's Court, Fore-Street, Lime
house, — the first on the L. a few
doors from the E. end of Nar.
row-st, op. Duke's shore, leading
into Ropemakers-fields.
Duke's Court, Totterbum-Alley,
Duke-Street, Borough, — the first
on the R. in it from Duke-street,
leading into Princes-rents and Lo-
man's pond.
Duke's Head - Passage, Ivy - Lane,
Newgate-Street, — the second on
the R. seven or eight doors from
30, Newgate-st. leading into
Newgate-market.
Duke's Head-Court, White-Crpss-
Street, Cripplegate, — at 4%, the
third on the R. about fifteen or
sixteen doors frora 116. Fore-st,
Duke's Head-Court. Maze-Pond,
Borough, — at 6. the first on the
L, six doors from the corner of
Guy's hospital, St. Thomas's street,
leading into Steel's yard.
Duke's Place, Aldgate. — the termi
nation of Duke-st. from 28,
Houndsditch, pr of King-st- and
Creechurch-lane, frora 87, Leaden
hall-street,
Duke's Place (Little), — the termina
tion of Mhre-court from 29, Aid-
gate bythe pump, leading into the
last described. Duke's

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, Duke's Place, Duke's -Row, Pim
lico, — is-a few doers from Queen's
row, about -i of a mile on the L.
frora Buckingham-gate towards
Chelsea.
Duke's Row, Pimlico High-Street
or Road, — is a part of. the E.
side pf It, about -| pf a mile on the
L.from Buckingham -gate towards
Chelsea, extending from Princes-
street (opposite Arabella-row) to
Brewer-st.
Duke's Row,, New-Road, Sommers-
"Town, — Is about |- ofa mile on
the L. from the Turnpike, Battle-
, bridge, towards Marybone, lead
ing from op, Sommers-pIaceWest
to the N. E. corner of 'Tavistock-
square.
Duke's Shore, Fore-Street, Llme-
hpuscj — the first on the R. about
five doors from the E. end of
Narrow-st,
Duke-Street, Manchester-Square, —
about the middle of the S. side
ofit, extending to 171 , Oxford-st,
about f of a mile on the L. ftom
Tyburn-tu rnpike .
Duke-Street, Grosvenor-Square, -^at
the N. E. corner of it, extending
to 277, Oxford-street, opposite
the last.
Duke-Street, Portland-Chapel, — is
On the W. side ofit, and forms the
first W, parallel to part of Great
Portland-st, extending frora 33,
Queen Ann-street East tp New
Cavendish-st,
Duke-Street, Westminster, — the first
W, parallel to part of King-st.
extending from Crown-st. to De
lahay-street and Great George-
street, three doors from St. James's
park.
Duke - Street, King - Street, St.
James's, — the first on the R. five
, doors frora the W. side of St,
James's square, extending to 182.
Piccadilly, Opposite Burlington-
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Duke-Street, Adelphi.— the first S.
parallel to part of the Strand, say
from 32 to 50, or the second on
the L. in Villers-st, seven or eight
doors frora 32, in the Strand, it
leads into John-st,
Duke-Street. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,-
at 52, on the W, side under the
arch, extending to Great Wild-st.
and leading by Princes-st. to 123,
Drury-lane.
Duke-Street, Great Russell-Street,
Bloomsbury, — at 42, about the
middle of the S. side, extending
to Brewer-st. and leading to Bow-
street, and Broad-st. St. Giles's.
Duke-Street, West Smithfield, — at
52, the S. ,E, comer, leading into
LIttle-BrltaIn and to 175, Alders^
gate-st,
Duke-Street, Worship-Street, Fins-
bury, — the first on the R, from
Paul-st. towards the Curtain-
Road.
Duke -Street, Long- Alley. Moor-
. fields, — the third on the R. in it
from Worship-st. and nearly op,
Primrose-st, from 110, Bishc^s-
gate-wlthout,
Duke-Street, Houndsditch, — at 27,
the first on the L. from Aldgate,
extending to Duke's place,
Duke-Street, Aldgate Hlgh-Street,-
at 19. four doors W, from
Houndsditch. extending to the
last described, and Is continued
by Bevis-marks and Camraomile-
st, to Bishopsgate-st.
Duke-Street, Old Artlllery-Ground,-
intersefts Union-st, nine doors
from 69, Bishopsgate-without, ex.
tending from Artillery-lane to
Fort-st,
Duke-Street, Turk-Street, Bethnal.
Green, — is about, the middle of
the E, side, forming the first S.
parallelto King-st. and extend. ,
ing to Gibraltar-row,
Duke-Street, St, George's in the
. East, — the fifth E, parallel to part of

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of Cannon-st, New-road, extend
ing from Upper Chapman-street
to Lower Ditto, or the N. conti
nuation of Union-st. from pp.
Blue-gate-fields, Back-lane, lead
ing to Dock-st. and the Commer
cial-road.
Duke-Street, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, St. George's Fields, — the
first on the R. from the Obelisk
towards the Asylum, leading to
the middle of Tow'er-street,
Duke-Street, Borpugh, — the E. con
tinuation of Charlotte - street,
Blacktriars-road, extending from
Gravel-lane, to Pepper-st. and is
continued by Queen-street and
Union-street, to 219. High-street,
Borough,
Duke-Street, Mint-Street, Borough,-
the third on the R. from 156,
Higb-st. op. St. George's church.
leading into Peter-st. three doors
W. of Red-cross-st.
Duke of York's Passage, Royal
Hospital-row,Chelsea,-the firs^ on
the R. in It from Little Sloane-st.
towards the Hospital, leading to
Turk's row.
Dulwich- Alm.s-Houses, Pesthouse-
Row, St. Luke's,— by the N, W,
corner of St. Luke's hospital.
Dulwich- Aims-Houses, Lamb- Alley,
Bishopsgate-st. See Allen's.
Duncan-Place, Leicester-Place, Lei
cester-Square, — at 14, two 4oors
from the N, E, comer of the
square,
Duncan- Plaqe, City-Road.-^ is part
of the N, side of it. extending
from the New-river towards High-
st, Islington, abopt "1| of a mile
from Finsbury-square.
Duncan - Street, Red- Lion - Street,
Goodman's Fields,  at 6, the
second on the R, about twelve
doors from 30. Whitechapel High-
street, it leads to Half - moon -
alley.
Duncan-Terrace, City-Road,— ex

tends frora Duncan-place on the
N, W, bank of the New-river
towards Islington, ,
Duncomb-Court. Cock-Lane, Shore
ditch, — the fourth on the L. from
Church-st. or the firft on the R,
from Auftin-st. behind Shore
ditch-church, nearly facing Castle-
street,
Dundee-Arms- Wharf, Wapping, — .
is about f of a mile below Wap.
ping-chnrch, and nearly op, 130,
Wapping-Street.
Dundee-Wharf, Wapping, — a few
doors on the R. below Hermitage-
bridge, between Smith's ways and
Briant's wharf, near a mile E.
from London-bridge.
Dunk-Street. Chapel-Street, Mile-
End, New Town, — the first on
the L. three or four doors from
Great Garden-street. Whitechapel-
road, it extends to 86, Church-st,
being the first E. parallel to
Hleh-st.
Dunmng's Alley, Blshopsgate-WIth-
out, — at 151, the first S. parallel
to part of Sun-st. extending to
Peter-st.
St. Dunstan's Alley, St. Dunstan's
Hill, — on the N. side the church,
three doors on the R. from 10,
Great Tower-st. leading to 10,
" ] dol-lane.
St. Dunstan's Church. St. Dunstan's
Hill. Tower-Street.  onthe S.
side the last described.
St. Dunstan's Church. Fleet-Street.-
at 185, about seve'nteen doors E.
from Temple-bar,
St. Dunstan's Church, Stepney, —
is about I of a mile N. from the
Cpmniercial-rpad by Wliite-horse-
street, Ratcliffe, and near i a ditto
frpm Mile-end, by Stepney-green.
St. Dunstan's Cpurt, Fleet-Street,—
at leO.abput the middle of theN.
side, it leads to the Hole in the
Wall public-house.
St. Dunstan's Hill, Great Tower- Street,

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Street,— at 10, op, Mincing-lane.
extending to 84. Lpwer . Thames- ,
street, beirig the first E. from
Billingsgate.
St. Dunstan's Place, Stepney, — Is'
facing the W. side the Church
yard, by the Ship public-house,
St. Dunstan's, Place,.^ Bcook-Street,
RatcHfIe,—is op. 43, near Stepney-
causeway, it leads into School-
house-lane.
Dunster's Court. OJd-Balley,-— the
third on the R, frora Snow-hlll
towards Ludgate-hill,
Dunster-Court, MIncIng-Lane,-two
doors on the L. from 42, Fen
church-st,
Durand's Wharf, Rotherhithe, — is
about I of a mile below Cuckold's
Point and near |. of a mile above
Greenland-dock,
Durham-House, Chelsea, — the last
hou^e in Durham-place, from
Great Smith-st, towards Paradise-
rpw,
Durham - House, Hackney - Road.
See Durham-Place, Ditto,
Durham-Place, Chelsea,  situate
on the y^. side the hospital, ex
tending from Ormond-row, Para
dise-row, toWards Smith-st, and
the King's road.
Durliara-Place-Mews, Chel£ea,~si-
tuate between Diirham-place and,
Ormond-row, and is the N, W,
parallel to Paradise-row.
Durham-Place East,Hackney-Road,-
partofthe S, side, about ^ of a
mile on the R.from Shoreditch-
church, the continuation of Dur
ham-place West.
Durham - Place West, Hackney-
Rpad, — part of the S. side, ex-
' tending from James . place to
Durham-place East.
Durham-Place. Wolsinghara-Place,
Lambeth, — extends from the house
called the Three Stags to Wallers-
place, hading towards the Obe
lisk.

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Durham-Row, Church-Row, Step-
' ney, — is a part of it which adjoins
the N, E, corner of the church
yard. ,
Durham-Street, Strand,-at64, about
I of a mile on the R.from Charing-
cross, extending to William-st.
and leads by a dark passage to the
Adelphi-wharls.
¦Durham- Yard, West-Street, West-
Smithfield, — the first on the- R.
about four doors from 86, tlie N.
W. corner of Sraithfield,
Durweston - Street, Baker - Street,
Marybone, — the fourth on the L.
about I of a mile from the N. E.
corner of Portman-sq. leadi g to
Upper Durweston-st.
Durweston - street (Little), Mary
bone, — at 19, in the last de
scribed, opposite Montague-Mews
North, abdut six doors on the R-
from Gloucester - place, it leads
to York-st.
Durweston-Street (Upper), — the E.
continuation of John-st from the
Edgware - road, extending (at
present) from Homer-row to
Homer-st,
Dutchess - Mews, Dutchess - Street,
Marybone, — nearthe W. end ofit,
extending to New Cavendish-st.
is behind part of the W. side of
Portland-place from 62 to 66.
Dutchess-'Street, Marybone, — inter-
sefts Portland-place at 2. and ex
tends from 17, Duke-st. by Port.
land-chapel, to 2. Mansfield-st,
Dutch-Church. Aus.in-Friars,-isop.
25. about 4 or 5 doors on the R.
from 67. Old Broad-st. urider the
archway.
Dutch - Prize - Office, Old Broad-
Street. — at 55, about fifteen doors
on the L. from Throgmorton-st.
nearly op. the Excise-office.
Dutsom's Ways. Wapping, — between
King Edward's stairs' and New
Crane, ' about 1-| mile below

London-bridge.

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Dybal's Buildings, Pear-Tree-Street,
Lambeth Lower Marsh, — is be
hind Pear - tree - row abput the
middle pf the N. side of the
Marsh.
. Dyers-Alms-Houses, City-Road, —
is by the Turnpike, near 1 mile
on the L. from Finsbury.square,
op. Anderson's buildings.
Dyer's Buildings, Holborn-Hill, — —
at 18, about eleven doors W.from
Fetter - lane. It leads to Dyer's
buildings passage and 40,Castle-st.
Dyer's Buildings Passage,  leads
from Dyer's buildings to 40,
Castle-street,
Dyer's Court, Noble-Street, Forster-
Lane, Cheapside, — at 31, about
nine doors on the L, frora St.
Ann's Lane.
Dyer's Court, Aldermanbury,  at
10, the second on the R. ten
doors from Lad-lane.
Dyer's Court, James - Street, St,
Luke's, — the first on the R, four
or five doors from 37, Feather
stone-street, CIty.road,
Dyer's Court, Whitechapel High-
Street, — at 52, the second on the
L. about twenty doors from White
chapel-church towards Aldgate,
Dyers -Hall, Elbow -Lane, Upper
Tharaes-Street, — Is two doors on
the R. from 1-1, Dowgate-hill.
Dyers-Hall-Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 95. about g- of a mile
on the L. from London-bridge,
called also the Steel-yard.
Dyer's Place, Somraers-Town, — Is
part of the N. side the New-
road to Marybone, and is a few
doors on the R. in it, from the
Turnpike, Battle-bridge.
Dyer-Street, Williara-Street, Black
friars-Road, — at 18, extending to
Gravel-lane, or the firft S. parallel
to part of George-street, say from
numbers 16 to 30.
Dyers-Wharf, Stangate, Lambeth, —
the third wharf above Westmin

ster-bridge, by Searls's, the bsaU
builder.
Dyot - Street, Broad - Street, St.
Giles's. See Diot,

EAGLE- COURT, St. John's
Lane, Clerkenwell, — at 5, the
first on the L. and five doors from
St. Johri-st. West Smithfield, lead
ing into Red-lion-st.
Eagle - Court, Eagle - Street, Red -
Lion - Square,  at 7, Dean-st,
about six doors on the R, from
92, High Holborn, leading into
Eagle-st.
Eagle - Cpu rt, Whita - Hart - Yard,
Drury-Lane, — the second on the
L. from 83, Drury-lane, leading
into Angel-court and lo, 335,
Strand.
Eagle & Child- Alley, Fleet- Market,-
at 61, the first on the R. about
fifteen doors frora Holborn-hill,
extendingto 39. Shoe-lane.
Eagle and Child -Court. Princes-
Street, Lambeth. — the first on the
R, about three or four doors from
Broad-st. leading to Fore-st, and
the side of the Thames,
Eagle Insurance-Office,  at 83.
Comhill, about the middle of the
N, side, five or six doors E. from
the Royal-Exchange.
Eagle-Place, Mile-End-Road. — on
the N. fide, about | of a mile on
the L. below the Turnpike, op. 30,
Assembly-row, it leads to Fuller's
alms-houses,
Eagle-Street, Piccadilly,- at 212,
the first on the L, about j- of a
mile from the Hayraarket, extend
ing to 28, Jermyn-st,
Eagle-Street. Red-Lion-Square. — -
at 65, Red-lion-st. the first on the
L. about fourteen doors frora 72,
High-Holborn, extending to Kings-
gate-st, Eari's

Eari's Court, Little Newport-Street,
Long-Acre, — is about five doors
on the L. frora Castle-st, leading
to 19, Cranbourne-sti Leicester-
square.
Eari's Court, Great Earl - Street,
Seven-Dials, — the second on the
R. about ten doors frora the Seven-
dials, leading to Castle-st, op.
Langley-st. Long-acre,
Eari-Street (Great), Seven-Dials, St.
Giles's.— extends frcm the E. side
of the Seven-dials to Caftle-st. by
Gyfford's brewery, or is op. Cross-
lane frora 106, Long-acre.
Eari-Street (Little), Seven- Dials, — is
op. Great Ditto, extending to the
W. end of Monmouth-st. and is
CPntinued by Mppr-st. to 22,
Greek-st, SoHo,
Earl-Street, Blackfriars,  the first
on the R. north from the bridge,
extending to St, Andrew's hill, is
continued E. by Upper Thames-st.
to London-bridge,
Earl - Street, London - Road, St,
George's Fields, — the first on the
L. about sixteen doors from the
Obelisk, towards the Elephant and
Castle, it extends to Market-sti
and is continued by Amelia-row
towards the King's Bench.
Easley's Mews, Wigmore - Street,
Marybone, — at 24, facing Mary
bone-lane frora 158, Oxford-st.
East -Court, East -Street or Lane,
Walworth, — the first on the R.
about three or four doors frora
Walworth high-st. or road.
Eastcheap (Great), — the E. continua
tion of Cannpn-st. extending frpm
Cropked-lane tp Gracechurch-st.
pr the third on the L: In Fifh-st.
hill,' N. from London-bridge,
Eastcheap ( Little) ,-is op. Great DIttp,
' pr the second on the R. in Fish-st.
hill, N. frora Londdn-brldge, ex
tending from 47, Gracechurch-st.
to Little Tower-st.
Eastern Dispensary, Great Ayliffe-'

Street," Gopdman's Fields,  at
46, about six doors W. frora Red-
lion-st. Whitechapel,
East-India Aims-Houses, Poplar, —
is about -J- of a raile on the L,
in the High-st, or, road, from the
Comraercial-road, nearly' opposite
Queen-st. and the Spotted-dog.
East-India - Charabers, Leadenhall-
Street, — at 23. three doors on the
R, east from Lime-st, or the
India -house, and op, St, Mary
Axe.
East-India-Dock, Blackwall, -at the
E. end of Poplar high-st. or road,
and on the N, side of Perry's
dock, about a raile E, from Lime
house-church and Sf miles from
the Royal-Exchange.
East-India- Dock-Road, Llmehpuse.-
branches off to the L. frora the
Coraraercial-road, Op. Gill-st. a
few doors E, from Limehouse-
church, and extends to the Dock
gate, is near a mile in length.
East-India- Dock.-Coinpany's-House,
Lime-Street-Square, — ^is number
3. facing the entrance from Lime-
street.
East - India - House, Leadenhall-
Street, — the large stone building
.on the S. side, thirteen doors on '
the R. frora Gracechurch-st. or
frora Comhill, forraing the corner
of Lirae-st,
East- India Military-Fund-Office, 
at 4, Li rae-street- square.
East-India-Tavern, Blackwall. — on
the N, side the Dock-gate, and N.
end of Robin-hood-lane, from
Poplar high-street or road.
East-Lane, Kent-Road, — is the sixth
on the R, about -I of a mile be
low the Bricklayers-arms, it leads
into the Walworth high-st, or
road, at the distance of -| a mile
In that on the L. from the Ele
phant and Castle, it is nearly | of
a mile in length,'
East-Lane, Bermondsey,— op. East-
P lane-

taoC'Stairs, about ^ ofa mile be
low St, Saviour's dock, it leads to
the Neckinger-turnpike, Parker's
row. Sec.
East-Lane-Stairs, Bermondsey. — op.
East.Lane. about a mile below
London-bridge and| of a mile W,
from Rotherhlthe-church, nearly
facing Union-stairs, Wapping,
East-Lon,clon Water- Works-Office,-
at 14, St. Helen's Place, a few
doors on the L. from 46, Blfhops-
gate-within.
Eastman's Court, Wentworth-street,
Spitalfields,-^— a few doors on the
L, frora Bell-lane, nearly facing
Old Castle-st, from 120. White
chapel high-st,
East-Mews, East-Street, Lambeth.-
the first on the R, from East-pl.
Walcot-place, towards Lambeth-
walk.
East - Passage. Long -Lane. Smith-
field, — thefirst S. parallel to part
of if, extending from King-street
, towards Aldersgate-st.
Eastr Place, Lambeth, — a part ofthe
W. side of the Surrey-road frora
Westirilnster - bridge, extending
frora Walnut-tree-walk to Pownall-
terrace, about | pf a ralle on the
R. from Westminster-bridge.
£ast-Place, East-Street, West-Square,
St. George's 'Fields, — three or
four doors on the L. from the
S. E. corner of the square.
East-Place, Poplar High-Street or
Rpad, — Is abbut ^ a mile pn the
•R. frora the Commercial-road,
and the first E, from the Harrow
Public-house, or the King's road.
East-Row, Wlnkworth's Buildings,
City-Road, — the N, continuation
of it on the L, extending to
Clack's buildings, and is about
-J of a mile N, from Finsbury-
square,
East-Smithfield, See Smithfield,
East-Stfeet. Manchestcr-Squarc.-the
first E. parallel to part of Baker-

street, extending from 4, Bl^d-
ford-st. to David-st. leading to
York-place and the New-road, It
is about ;^ of a mile In length:
East-Street, Red-Lion-Square, Hol
born, — the sixth on the L. near |
ofa mile frora 71 , High-Holborn,
along Red-lion-st. extending to
New North-st.
East-Street, Spitalfields- Market, — r
extends from the middle of the E,
side of Ir, t-> 35, Red-lion-st,
East-Street, West-Square,St.George's
Fields, — at the S. E. corner, or
the continuation of the E. side
pf the said square, frpm West-st.
Prospeft-place,
East-Street, Walworth,  that part
of East-lane which is next to
Walworth High-street or road.
See East-lane.
East-Street, Lambeth, — is about |.
of a mile on the R. from West
minster-bridge towards Keuning-
ton-cross, is nearly op. Chester-st.
and Market-street, it extends to
William-st. and leads to Gray's
walk and Larabeth-walk.
Eaton-Lane, Pimlico High-Street or
Road. See Little Eaton-Street,
Eaton-Place, Little Eaton-Street,
Pimlico High-Street or Road, —
about the middle of the N. side,
the first on the R, from Pimlico
towards Ranelagh-st.
Eaton-Street, Pimlico, — the third on
the R. and near ^ of a mile from
Buckingham-gate towards Chel
sea, ,it extends to Ranelagh-st.
Eaton-Street (Upper), Pimlico,— it
op. the last, pr the continuation of
Grosvenor-place from Hyde-park.
corner, extending from the King's
road to Ranelagh-st.
Eaton-Street (Little), Pimlico High-
Street or Road, — the second on
the R. near J ofa mile from Buck- ,
ingham-gate towards Chelsea, it
extends to Ranelagh-st.
Ebden - Court, Pearl - Row, Sti
George's

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George's Fields,.^— is opi 19, by
the corner of New-st. On. the L.
. from the N. E. fide the Obelisk.
, Ebenezer-Chijpel, Briil-Place, Som
mers-Town, — is on the N. side
of it, also behind 15,, Chapel-
path.
Eberiezer-Chapel, Shadwell High-
Street, — at 240, about ten doors
W. from Union-st.
Ebenezer - Chapel. Albion . Street,
Rotherhithe, — is a few doors on
the R. in It from Neptune-st.
about -I- of a mile E. from the
Lower-road to Dc-ptford.
Ebenezer - Court, Ebenezer - Street,
London- Road, St. George'sFIelds,-
is about six doors on the R. from
15, in the London-road by the
Philanthropic- reform.
Ebenezer- Place, Comraerclal-Rpad,
Limehouse, — is part pf the S, side,
about -I pf a mile en the R. be-
- low Liraehouse-church, extending
from Penson-pl. to Gun-lane,
pbenezer-Place, London-Road,  at
19, thefirst on the R. fpra the
Obelisk, tPwards the Elephant and
Castle, it is situate on the N. side
the Philanthropic-reforra and leads
towards Lambeth.
Ebenezer- Place, Cherry-Tree- Alley,
St, Luke's, — the second on the R.
frora 118, Bunhill-row. or the
second on the L, from 86, White
cross-st. in the op. direftion.
Ebenezer-PIaCe, Kennington-Lane,-
partof the N. side, about i of a
mile on theR. frora the Plough
and Harrow or from Church-row,
Newington, towards Kennington-
cross,
Ebfiriezer. Row, Kennington-Lane,-
the first on the R, from the Plough
and Harrow, extending from the
E. fend of Ebenezer-place to the
fields,
Ebenezer - Square, Gravel - Lane,
Houndsditch.— is nearly facing
Fireball-court, from 131, Hounds-

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ditch, and leads into Ston^y-lan*.
and Petticoat-lane.
Ebenezer-titrcet. Londofi-Road, St.
George's t'ields,— at 19, the first
on the R, from the Obelisk by the
Philanthropic-reform, being that
end of Ebenezer-place which ad*
joins the London-road.
Ebenezer - Street, Plumber^ - Street,
City-Road, — tbe first on the L.
from Caroline-place, extending to
Trafalgar-st, it is near i a mile
N. from Finsbury-sq.
Ebury-House, Ebury -Street. Five.
Fields. Chelsea. — at the S. end of
the said street, between Grosve^
nor-row and Queen-st.
Ebury- Place orNewRanelagh-Stree*,
Five-Fields, Chelsea,  is about
the middle ofthe E. side of Five-'
fields-row, adjoining Ecclestone-
st, Belgrave-place.
Ebury- Place, Kemps-Row, Chelsea,
or Pimlico,  nearly op. Rane-
lagh-waik, about .| ofa mile from
Buckingham gate, it leads to
Avery-farra-row or Flask-row.
Ebury-Street, Five-Fields, Chelsea,-
the continuation of Five - fields-
row, extending from the path
which leads to Five-fields-chapel,
to Grosvenor-row, and Queen-st.
Ecclestone-Street, Lower Belgrave-
Place, Pimlico, — the fourth on the
R, -i a mile from Buckingham-
gate towards Chelsea, leading to
the Five-fields.
Eden -Street, Hampstead-Road, 
the first on the L. a few doors from
Tottenham - court
first S. from Henry-st,
Ede's Yard, Bromptorj High-Street
or Road,-^the second ori the R.
about i of a mile from Knights
bridge, nearly op. New-st.
Edgware-Road, Tyburn-Tumpike,-
at the W, endof Oxford-st. where
the nurabers begin and are contir
nued in succession to Chapel-st.
Paddington, at tbe ceriier ^f \iPhich is

road, and the

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is 101, this extent is nearly J of a
mile.
Edinburgh - Castle Coach - Office.
Strand, — at 322. on the W. side
the New.church, nearly opposite
Somerset-place.
Edith - place. Bird - Cage - Walk,
Hackney-Road. — the first on the
L. a few doors from the Nag's
head towards Shoreditch-church.
Edmonds - Court, Princes - Street.
Soho, — at 27, three doors on the
R. south frora Corapton-st. leading
into Rupert-st. Coventry-st. and
the Hayraarket.
Edmonds-Place, Union-Street. St.
George's Fields, — the first pn the
R. from the London-road towards
West- square.
Edmond-Street. Battle-Bridge, St.
Pancras, — is situate on the N.
side the Smallpox-hospital, en
trance by the Maiden-head public-
house,
St, Edmond the King's Church,
Lombard - Street,  by 60, two
doors E. of Birchin-lane and nearly
op. Clement's-lane.
Edward-Court, Edward-Street, Ca
vendish-square, — at 1 1, about four
doors S. frora Queen Ann-street
East.
Edward's Court, Oxendon-Street,
Hayraarket,  at 29. about five
doors on the L. from Coventry-st.
Edward's Court, New Round-Court,
Strand, — about three doors on the
L. from 447. Strand.
Edward's Mews, Duke-Street, Man
chester-Square, — at 35, the third
on the L. about fifteen doors from
175, Oxford-st.
Edward-Place, Old-Street-Road. —
is a few yards on the R. from the
Curtain-Road' tPwardsShpredltch-
church.
Edward-Place. Hackney-Rcad,-

forms part of theS. side adjoining
Brighton-place, a few doors on the
R. east from Allport's nursery, and

about J pf a mllefrom Shoreditch.
church.
Edward-Place, Westminster- Bridge-
Road, St. George's Fields. See
Asylum-Buildings.
Edward-Street, Cavendish-Square, —
the N. continuation of Bolsover-
street, from 113, Oxford-street,
extending from Margaret-st. to
Queen Ann-st. East.
Edward-Street. Manchester-Square,-
the first parallel to the S. side of
it, or the third which Intersefts
Duke-st. from 174, Oxford-st. It
extends from Seymour-street to
Wigmore-st.
Edward - Street, Wardour - Street,
Soho, — at 95, the third on the R.
frora 381, Oxford-st. it extends
to 86, Berwick-st. and is continued
by Broad-st. to Carnaby-market.
Edward-Street, Church-Street. Beth
nal-Green, — at 116, about iof a
mile on the R. frora 65. Shore
ditch, being the second below
Brick-lane.
Edward- Street. Mile-End, New-
Town. See King Edward-st.
Edward-Street, Blackfriars-Road, —
the third on the L. about -i of a
raile frora Blackfriars-bridge to
wards the Obelisk, leading to
Union-st . and Bear-lane.
Edward-Street , Kennlngton-Lane, —
' the N. parallel to a part of It, be
hind White-hart-place, extending
fro.Ti Market-j.t. toGolden's place,
Edward- Yard, Edward-Street. Ca
vendish-Square,  at 14, about
four doors S. from Queen Ann-st.
East, leading to Swan-passage and
99. Great Pordaiid-st.
Egleton's Buildings, Paradise- Place,
Paradise-Street, Marybone, — the
firt on the L. from 6, Paradise-st,
Egleton's Place, Twisters-Alley,
Bunhlll-Rowi St. Luke's,  the
first on the R, six doors from 102,
Bunhill-row, towards Whitecross-
street. Eight-

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Eight-Houses, Lower Road, Dept
ford, — a row near the three mile
stone frora London-bridge, be
tween Chlua-halland the half-way-
housf. about, i of a mile frora
either.
Elbow- Lane, Upper Tharacs-Street,-
the first N. parallel to part of it,
near ^ of a mile W. frora London-
bridge, extending from Dowgate-
hill to College-hill, or the third
on the R. from the Manfion-house,
continuing down Walbrook.
Elbow- Lane (Lit tie) , UpperTha mes-
Street, — at 175, leading into the
last above described.
Elbow-Lane, Shadwell High-Street, -
the first S. parallel to part of it, ¦
say frora 23 to 38, extending frpra
New Gravel-lane (four doors irora
High-st.) to Farmer-st,
Elbow-Row, City-Gardens, City-
Road, — the first on the L. a few
doors frora the turnpike by An
derson's Buildings.
Elder-Street, White- Lion-Street, Spi
talfields,  the second on the L.
about fourteen doors from 13,
Shoreditch. being the first E. pa
rallel to Blossom -st, ¦
Eldon-Buildlngs, Bagnlge-Wells, —
is the first row on the L. frora the
Wells towards Pentonville.
Eleazer- Place, Lambeth-Walk, — is
part of the W. side, facing Chap
man's Gardens or Union-st. frora
WalcOt-place.
Elephant and Castle-Court, Kent-
Street, Borough,— at 218, about
i of a mile on the R, from St,
George's church.
Elephant and Castle, Newington, —
about one mile nearly S. from
London-bridge, continuing Higfi-
st. Blackmore-st, and the Cause
way, and a ' little above | of a
mile S, E. from the Obelisk, St.
George's fields, along the London-
road. ,
Elephant-Lane, Rotherhithe, — —-at

344, Rotherhithe-st. the first W.
frora the church, leading to Nep.
tune-st, and the Lower Road to
Deptford,
Elephant-Stairs, Rotherhithe, — op.
Elephant-Lane, is near 1^ of a
mile below London-bridge, and
op. Execution-dock. Wapping.
Elgers-Place, Essex-Street, White
chapel, — the N. end of Elgers-
square.
Elgers-Square, Essex-Street, White
chapel,  the fourth on the L.
from 105, Whitechapel High-st.
near Wentworth-st. Spitalfields.
Elizabeth-Court, Whitecross-Street,
St. Luke's, — at 146, the second
on the L. about fifteen doors from
op. the church, Old-st. also four
doors N. from Banner-st.
Elizabeth - Court, Phoenix - Street,
Spitalfields, — the second on the R.
about fourteen doors from 162,
Brick-hme, or the second on the
L. from 38. Wheeler-st. leading
into King-st.
Elizabeth-Court. Hickman's Folly,
Dock-Head, — is near the E. end
ofit, and the last on the R. to
wards Rotherhithe.
Elizabeth-Place, Great Peter-Street,
Westrainster. — is about six doors
E. from New Peter-st. and the
fourth on the R. frora Strutton-
ground, nearly op. Leg-court.
Elizabeth - Place, George - Street,
Bethnal-Green. — is on the N. W.
side I of Patriot-square, near the
Green.
Elizabeth-Place. Brook-Street, Rat
cliffe, — about six doors on the L.
frora Sun-tavern.fields, nearly
op. Love-lane.
Elizabeth-Place, Black Prince- Road,
Lambeth, — part of the N. side, a
few doors on thcT^. from Princes-
place, Kennlngton-crpss, leading
tP Wprkhpuse-lane and Lambeth-
butts.
Elizabeth-Place.Westminster-Bridge- Road,

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Road, St. George's Fields,-— afew
houses on the N. side, near the
Obelisk, extending from the Free
masons-school to Meliiia-place.
Elizabeth-Place, Webber-Row. St.
George's Fields,  is about the
middle of the N. side, between
Ann's place and Duke-st.
Elizabeth - Place, Prospeft - Row,
Neckinger-Pvoad, Bermondsey ,-is
two or three houses adjoining Rich-
niond-hallon the E. side the Ma
rine-crescent, nearly op. Printers-
place, and about | of a mile on
the L. from the turnpike towards
Jamaica-row.
.Elizabeth-Street, Hans- Place, Sloane-
Street, — at 46, the N. W, corner,
extending to North-st. and lead
ing to Queen-st, and the High
road, Brompton. .
Elizabeth-Street, Hackney-Roadj —
is about I of a mile on the R.
from Shoreditch-church, situate
between Durham-place West, and
James's Place.
Elliott's Court, Old-Bailey,  the
fourth on the R. about ten or
twelve doors from Snow-hill, or
six doors N. from Fleet-lane in
the op. direftion.
telliott'o Court. Elliott's Row, St.
George's Fields, — the first on the
R. about five or six doOrs from
Pro^peft place towards Pleasant-
, ^ow.
Elliott's Row, Prospeft-Place, St.
George's Fields.  the third on
the L, from the Elephant and
Castle towards West-square, ex
tending to Pleasant-row.
Elliott's Row, Bethnal -Green-Road, -
the first S. parallel to a part of It,
about -J of a mile from 65, Shore
ditch, extending from White-st.
to Thoma^-st. and is behind the
Admiral Cornwallis Public-house.
Sllis-Square, Penton - Street, Wal
worth,  the second on the L.
albftg Amelia-st. from Walworth

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HighrSt. pr road, or a few doors
on the R. from Penton-place in
the op. diredlion,
Ellison-Street. Petticoat-Lane,— the
third on the L. from 41, Aldgate
High-st. a few doors N, from
Little MIddlesex-st.
Elm-Court, Middle "Temple-Lane,
Temple-Bar, — the second on the
L. from 6, Fleet- sf. leading Into
Fig-tree-court and King's-bench-
walk,
Elm-Court. Elm-Street, Gray's-Inn.
Lane, — about three doors on the
L. from 86, Gray's-inn-lane and
' near the .same distance from Mount
Pleasant. Coldbath-fields.
Elm-Court, Elra-Place,Fetter-Lane,.
about the middle of it, a few
doorsfrom 108, Fetter-lane,
Elm - Place, Fetter - Lane. Fleet -
Street. — at 1 08, about the middle
ofthe W, side, leading into Cur.
sitor-st. & to 40, Chancery-lane.
Elm-Place, Walworth High-Sffeet
or Road. — about |- of a mile
on the L. from the Elephant and
Castle, nearly op. the "I'errace.
Elm-Street, . Gray's-Inn-Lane, — at
86, near -i of a mile on the R.
from Middle- row, Holbtirn, lead
ing into Mount Pleasant and
Baynes-rpw, Cpldbath-fields.
Elsworth-Pkce, Golden-Lane, Bar.
bican. See f.olliers-Conrt.
Ely- Chapel, Ely - Place, Holborn-
Hill, — at 14, and is that number
of doors on the L. from 102,
Holborn-hill.
Ely-Court, HoIborn.Hill,-at 117.
about seven doors on the R. west
from Hatton-garden.
Ely-Place. Holborn-Hill.— at 101,
the third on the R. about twenty-
five doors from Fleet-market,
nearly op. St. Andrew's church.
Ely-Place, West-Square, St. GePrge's
Fields, — at the N. W. corner of
' it, leading to Prospeft-place, or
the sixth on the L, along Prospeft- place,

place, about i ofa mlje from the
' Elephant and Castle towards
Lambeth.
FJmanuel's Hospital, James-Street,
Westminster,^  is about j of a
mile on the R. from Bucl$ingham-
gate, also near the W. en4 of
York-st. from Tothill-st. and the
Abbey In the op. dlreftion (called
also Lady Dacre's Alms-houses).
Embroiderers- Hall, Gutter-Lane, —
at 36, about ten. or twelve doors
on the L. from 132, Cheapside.
Emery-Hill's Aims-Houses, Roches
ter-Row, TothilL Fields, Westmin
ster, — is a part of the said row,
near the middle, about i of a mile
S, E, from James-st. bearing to
the R. and nearly facing the W.
end of the Grey-coat-school.
Emigrant-Office,-T — at 10, Queen-
street, Bloomsbury, five or six
doors oil the R. from the W. end
of Hart-st.
Engine-Street, Piccadilly ,-the fourth
on the L. about z of a riaile from
Hyde-park-corner, and nearly i
of a mile In the op. diredtion from
the Hayraarket, it leads into |
Sneads-court and Brick-st,
England-Row, Poplar High-Street
or Road, — about ^ of ^ mi's on
the L, below the Coramercial-
road, nearly op. the Harrow
Public-house or the King's road.
English-Copper-Company's - Wharf,
' Upper, 'I hames-Street,  is be
tween numbers 12 and 15, about
-J of a mile on the R. from Black
friars-bridge, adjoining Horse
shoe-wharf.
English- Wharf, Strand, — on the E.
side of Arundel- stairs, entrance by
Water-st. behind the Crown and
Anchor, 192, in the Strand.
Englishraan Newspaper-Office, — at
6, Hind-court, four doors on the
L. from 147, Fleet-st.
Enoch - Court, Goodman's Yard,
Goodman's-fields, — the secbnd on

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the L. from 60, in the Minories,
or the third on the R. from 1,
Mans?! St. in the op. direffion,
Epp'ing- Place, Mile-End Road,— on
the; S, side, about a mile pn the
R. from Aldgate-pump, extend
ing from the turnpike to Mile-.
end-grove and leading towards
Stepney-green,
Equitable- Assurance-Office, Bridge-
Street, Blackfriars,  ^the eighth
house on the R. from the bridge,
or the second on the L. from
Eari-st,
St, Ermin's Hill, Little Chapel.
Street, Westminster, — about the
middle of It, op. St. Margaret's
burying-ground, leading to Snow's
Rents and the Broadway, op.
Queen-square.
Essex- Alley. Essex-Street, White-
chapel, — the last on the L. frora
105. Whitechapel High-st. leading
into Wentworth-st, op. Rose-
lane,
Essex-Court, Essex-Street. White
chapel. — the fourth on the L.
from 105, Whitechapel High-st.
or the second on the R. frpin
,Wentworth-st. in the op. direc
tion.
Essex-Court, Middle Temple-Lane,
Temple-Bar,  the western-side
of Brick -court, being the first on
the R. from 4. Fleet-st, leading
to Devereux-court and Essex-st,
Essex-Place, Rotherhithe-Street,-^at
170. about, twelve doors ori theL,
above the Horseferry and twenty-
seven doors below Globe-stairs ip
tl)e op. direftion.
Essex-Place. Worjihouse-Lane, Lara
beth, — is part of the S, side, ad
joining the Workhouse, and the
first row. on the R. from Lambeth.
butts towards Kennington-cross,
Essex.Street, Strand, — at ^10, the
first on the L. about twenty-four
doors from Temple-bar, extending
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Essex-Street (Little), Strand,-^the
firstpn the R, Inthe last mentioned
street, and about nine doors from
210, in the Strand, extending to
Milford-lane,
Essex-Street, Bouverle-Street, Fleet-
Street, — the second on the R.
from 62, Fleet st. or at the S. end
of Lombard-st. from 56, Fleet-
street, leading into Temple-lane,
Essex-Street, Kingsland-Road, — is
op. the Ironmongers-alms-houses.
and about j. of a mile on the L.
from Shoreditch-church. extending
to Hoxton-town nearly opposlte-
Gloucester-st,
Essex - Street (Little), Kingsland -
Road, — the first on the R. about
six doors in- the last mentioned
street from Kingsland-road,leadIng
to Savannah-place,
Essex-Street, Whitechapel High-
Street. — at 105, about j of a
mile on the L. below Aldgate-
church, nearly opposite Red-lion-
street, it leads to Wentworth-st.
nearly opposite Rose-lane, (late
Catherine-wheel-alley).
Essex-Street, Mile-End Old-Town,-
the first W, parallel to part of
Cannou-st. New-road, extending
from 38, Charlptte-st. (fpur or
five doors on the L. frora the said
road) to the Coraraercial-road.
Essex-Wharf, Essex-Street, Strand,-
. at the botton of the street from
210, in the Strand.
St, Ethelburga's Church. Bishops
gate- Without. — behind 54, on the
E. side of St. Helen's Place.
Europe-Place, St. John's Row, Rat-
cliffe-Row, St. Luke's, — is about
the middle of the S. side, about
fifteen doors on the R. from 41,
Brick-lane,
Evangelist - Court, Little Bridge-
Street, Blackfriars,— the first on
the L. a few yards W. from Cpck-
court, 18, Ludgate-hill.
Evans-Cpurt, Basinghall-Street,- at

45, about six dpors onthe L. from
London-wall, or the last on theR.
from 29. Cateaton-st, in the op,
direftlon,
Evan's Place, Star-Corner, Bermond.
sey.— abput | of a mile on the R.
from Bermondsey-church towards
the Bricklayers-arms, facing the
Grange-road.
Evan's Rents, Turners-Square, Hox
ton, — the N. W. corner of the
said square, leading towards Ivy.
Lane.
Evan's Row, Middlesex . Street,
Soraraers-Town. — is part of the
E. side, about the middle, say be.
tween Chapel-path and Phoenix-
street,
Evan's Yard. Poplar High-Street, or
Road. — near .J. pf a mile on the
L, from the Commercial-road,
leading to Paradise-street, Noble-
street, and the East-India-dock-
road.
Eve's Place, Adam-Street, Rother
hithe, — at 95, the second on the
L, from Neptune-st.
Evelyn's Court or Place, Oxford-
Street, — at 27, being that number
of dpprs on the R. from St. Giles's,
three or four doors W, from Rath
bone-place.
Evening - Mail Newspaper - Office,
Printing - House - Square. Black
friars. — at theN.E. corner, facing
Printing-hcuse-lane from Water-
lane.
Evening- Post Newspaper-Office,— at
28, Faternoster-row, and-5. Hind-
court, five doors on the L, from
147, Fleet-st.
Everards- Buildings, Church -Lane,
Whitechapel,  part of the W,
side ofit, adjoining 66, Cable-st.
Wellclose-square.
EverardSiPlace, Chu rch-Lane,White.
chapel, — the first on the L. about
twelve doors from 66. Cable-st.
. behind the aforesaid buildings.
Everett-Street, Bernard-Street, Bruns wick.

E

Wick-jSquare. — at 49, the middle
bf the N. side, or the second on
the R. from the square, extending
to Great Corani-st.
Evesham - Buildings, Sommers -
Town,< — the'N. continuation of
Chalton-st. extending fromChapel.
path to Clarendon-sq,
Eveshara-BuJldings (Upper). See
Union. Street.
Ewer's Buildings, White- Hart.Row,!
Kennington-Lane, — is part ofthe
S. W. side, about the middle of
it.
Ewer-Street. Duke-Street, Eorongh,-
the first on the R. a few doors
from Queen-street, extending to
. Gravel-lane,
¦Ewlng's Buildings, MIIe-End-Road,-
is part of rhe S. side, about j of ai
inile on the R. east frora Ben-
'i croft's alms-houses, near two miles i
from Aldgate,
Hxarainer Newspaper-Offiee,*— ^15,
Beaufort-bui-ldlags, Strand, three
. doors on the R. ftora 96, in the
Strand-
Exchange-AI'ley. See Change,
Exchange (for Clothes), Rosemary-
Lane, See Clothes.
Exchange (Coal), Thames-Street.
See Coal.
Exchange (Corn), Mark- Lane. ' See
Com, _ .
Exchange (Royal). See Royal.
Exchange (Stock). See Stock.
Exchequer, New Palace- Yard, West
minster, — at the S. E,. corner,
between Westminster-hall and the
Thames,
Exchequer - Office, Lincoln's Inn
Old Buildings,— at 9, the first
door on the L. from op, 66,
Chancery-lane,
•Exchequer-Office, Somerset- Place,-
the first door on the L, in the
square, from under the archway
which leads from the Strand,
Exchequer - Office, King's - Bench - ¦
Walk, Temple,^at the bottom of

Mitre-court, ftom 44j Fleet-st.
on the R, by Tanfield-coiirt..
Excise.Office, Old Broad-Street,—
the large stone building on the E.
side, occupying the space between
nurabers 22 and 33, there is ano.
ther entrance at 103, Bishopsgate-
within.
Execution-Dock, — at243, Wapping-
street, about.a mile and a half below
London . bridge, nearly facing
Princes-stairs and Elephant-stairs,
Rotherhithe.
Exeter.Change, Strand, — at 355,
near the middle bf the N, side,
about |- of a mile on the R. from
Temple-bar, extending under the
archway -to Burleigh.st,
Exeter - Court, Exeter . Change,
Strand,-at 355, in the Strand, ad-
joiningtheE,sideofExeter-change.
Exeter - Street, Catherine - Street,
Strand,  ten doors on the L;
from 343, in the Strand, extending
to Burleigh-st, about nine dpprs
N. of Exeter-change,
Exeter-Street, Hans-Town, — at 32,
Sloane-st. the second on the R. and
about f of a mile from Knights
bridge, it leads to Nevy-st. and
28, Queen's buildings, Brompton
High-road.
Eye and Ear Infirmary. See London
Infirmary .
Eyre-Court, Eyre-Street, Leather-
Lane, Holborn, — at ^2, about
eighteen doors on the L. from the
N . end of Leather-lane and eight
or ten doprs pn the R. In the pp.
dlreftion from Great Warner-st.
Cpldbath-fields,
Eyre-Place, Eyre-Street, Leather-
Lane, Hplbprn, — at 10, and is
that number pf dpprs pn the R,
frpm the N, end of Leather-lane.
Eyre - Street, Leather - Lane, Hol
born, — is the N. continuation of
it, extending from Back-hill to
¦Warner-st. leading to Great Bath
St. andColdbath-H^elds,
Q^ FAIR-

FAIR-STREET, Horselydown,-
the eastem continuation of
Tooley-st. on the R, extending'
frora' Parish-st. to New-st, Dock-
head.
Faircloth-Court, High-Street, Lam
beth, — the first on the L. about
six doors from Broad-st. towards
Lambeth-church, and op. Stonard
and Watson's Starch - manufac
tory,
Falcon-Brewery , Portpool-Lane, — at
10, being that number of doors on
the R. from 52. Gray's-inn-lane,
Falcon Coal-Wharf. Bankside. — Is
near i of a raile below Black
friars-bridge, opposite Gravel-lane,
Southwark,
Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street, — at 32.
op. St. Dunstan's church, being
that number of doors on the R,
from Temple-bar,
Falcon-Court. Shoe-Lane, — at 84,
about 5 of a mile on the L. from
129, Fleet-street and near the same
distance in the op. direftion from
65, Holborn-hill.
Falcon -Court. High -Street, Bo
rough, — at 178. on the W. side,
near St. George's church, about
-| of a mile on the R. from Lon
don-bridge.
Falcon-Court (Little), High-Street,
Borough, — the W. continuation
of the last described from 178,
High-st, to 45, Red-cross-st, near
the Mint,
Falcon - Court, White- Street, Bo
rough, — at 40, the third on the.
R, from St. George's church to
wards Long-lane, Bermondsey.
Falcon-Court, Fiihraongers-Alley,
High-Street, Borough, — the first
on the R, a few yards from 234,
High-street by St. Margaret's hill.
Falcon-Place, Coppice-Row, Clerk
enwell. — the first on the L. from
Ray-st. at the N. W, corner of
the Green, leading into Ray-st.
again, s

Falcon-Foundry, Bankside,— on the
E. side Falcon Coal-wharf, op.
Gravel-lane.
Falcon - Square, Noble - Street,
Foster-Lane, — the termination of
Noble-st. and Fosler-lane, enter.
ing by 147, Cheapside, leading to
Falcon-st. and 16, Aldersgate-st.
Falcon-Street, Aldersgate-Street, 
at 16, about ^ of a mile on the
R. from 66, Newgate-st. leading
Into Falcon-square.
Falcon- Yard, Portpool-Lane, — —at
15, being that number cf houses
frora 53, Gray's-inn-lane, and
is on the S. side of Meux's
brewery.
Falconbridge-Court, Crown-Street,
Soho, — three doors on the R.
frora the E. end of Oxford-st. or
from High-st. St, Giles's, leading
into Little Sutton-st. and Soho.
square.
Fan- Alley, Fan-Street, Goswell-
Street, St. Luke's. — at the E.end
from 11. Goswell-st. and N, W.
corner of Bridgewater-gardens.
Fan - Alley, Webb - Square, shore
ditch, — at the N. E. cerner, en
tering at 47, Shoreditch, it leads
to Cock-hill and to 47, Wheeler. ¦
street, Spitalfields.
Fan - Court, Goswell . Street, St.
Luke's— at 12, the third on the
R. north from Barbican, leading
into Bridgewater-gardens,
Fan-Court, Miles's Lane, Cannon.
Street, — at 17. two doprs on the
L. frora 131, Upper Thames-st,
near London-bridge,
Fan-Court, Bakers-Row, White.
chapel-Road, — the second on the
L. frora 93, in the said road, to-
wards Mile-end Old. town.
Fan - Street, Gpswell - Street, St.
Luke's.  between 106. Alders
gate-st. and 1 , Geswell-st. a few
dpprs on the R. north from Barbi
can, leading into Bridgewater-
gardens and Golden-lane, - Farm-

Farm-Mews, Hill-Street, Berkeley- ¦
Square, — is the .first on the R.
a few yards frora the raiddle of
the W. side of the said square,'
leading into Farm-st.
Farm-Street, Berkeley-Square,— .^the
first N. parallel to part of Hill-st.
extending frpm Farm-Mews tP
Unipn-st.
Farmer's Alras-Houses, Little Cha
pel-Street, Westminster, — adjoins
the W. side of St. Margaret's
burying-ground, about |- of a
mile from Buckingham-gate.
Farmers Journal Newspaper-Office,-
at.49. Watling-st. eight doors on
the R, east from 75, Queen-st.
Cheapside.
'Farmer's Rents, Crown-Street, Soho,
or St, Giles's, — the first on the
L. a few yards from the E, end of
Oxford-street nearly op. Sutton-
street.
Farmer's Row, Salraon.Lane, Lime
house,— forms a part of the E.
side, about ^ of a mile on the R.
frora theCoramercial-road towards
Stepney,
Farmer-Street, High-Street, Shad
well. — at 38, under the archway,
about seventeen or eighteen doors
W. from Shadwell-chorch. ex
tending towards Shadwell-docfc.
J^arrer's Rents, Bishopsgate-Stfeet-
Without,— at 163, about i of a
mile on the L. north from the
church, op, Widegate-st.
Farrier- Buildings, Inner. Temple -
Lane, Fleet-Street, — is a few doors
on the R. from 16, Fleet-st. near
Te_mple-bar.
Farrliigdon- Within Charity-School,
• Bull and Mouth-Street,— at the
W. end, nearly facing Butcher
hall-lane, from 82, Newgate-st.
Farthing-Alley, Upper East-Smith
field, — is op. 97, about fourteen
doprs on the L. east from Butcher-
row and i of a mile froni Tower-
hill.

Farthing. Alley, Jacob-Street. Dock-
Head, — about the middle of the
S. side, being the third on the
R. frora Mlll-st, leading into
Water-lane.
Farthlng-FIelds, New Gravel-Lane,
Shadwell,  at 40, about the
middle of the W, side, leading to-
wards Old Gravel-lane,
Farthing- Hill, Farthing-Street, Spi
talfields, — is the N. continuation
of it, to Sclater-st, and is nearly
op. Club-row,
Farthing-Street, Phcenlx-Street, Spi-
talfields, — the first on the L. about
sixteen doors from 39, Wheeler-st.
or the third on the R, frora 163,
Brick-lane.
Fashion-Street, Brick-Lane, Spltal.
fields,— at 194, the fourth on the
L. about i of a mile from White.
chapel, it leads into White's Row,
Widegate-street, and Bishopsgate-
without.
Faulkner's Court, Cow-Cross, West-
Smithfield, — the third on the R,
from St, John-st, -and two or
three doors E. from Turnraill-st.
leading into Benjamin-st.
Faulkner's Place, George-Passage,
St. George's Market, St.George's
Fields, — about four doors on .the
R. from the N. E. corner of the
market,
Feathers-Court, Drury-Lane,  at
86, on the W, side, being the
second on the L, and . about
eighteen or twenty doors from the
New-church, or from 226, in the
Strand.
Feathers-Court, High- Holborn, — at
264, nearly op. Red-lion-st. lead.
ing into Whetston's-park and Lin
coln's-Inn-fields.
Feathers-Court, Fox-Court, Gray's.
Inn-Lane, — is about four or five
doors on the L. from 10, Gray's.
inn-lane, near Holborn.
Feathers-Court, Castle-Street, Beth.
nal-Green, — the first on the, R.
from

from the back of Shoreditch-
church, about three or four doors
from the N. end pf Cpck-lane.
Feathers- Mews, Old Millman-Street,
James-Street, Bedford-Row, — is
the N. continuation of It, on the
L, leading into Long's-yard and
to 38, Lamb's-conduit-st.
featherbed-Lane, Fetter-Lane. — at
18, and is-that number of doors
on theR. from 180, Fleet-st. itis
continued by Pemberton - row,
leading irito Gough-square,
Featherstone-Buildings, High-Hol
born, — at 62, on the' N, side,
eight or nine doors E. from Red-
lion-street, leading into Bedford-
street;
Featherstone - Buildings, Salmon -
Lane, Limehouse, — the first E. pa
rallel to a part of it, the entrance is
a few doors on tlje R. from the
Barge- river or from the Commer
cial-road,
Featherstone-Street, CIty-Road,-the
first on the L, about -i of a mile
N, frora Firisbury - square, ex
tending to 60, Bunhill-row, twelve
or fourteen doors S, frora Old-
street,
Felix . Street, Bridge - Road, Lara
beth, — at 20. the second on the
R, about twenty-eight doors from
Westminster-bridge, it extends to
Stangate-st.
Fell-Street, Wood- Street, Cheap-
side, — at 71, the sixth on the L.
frora 122, Cheapside, and seven
or eight doors on the R, frora
London-wall in the opposite dl-
reftlon.
Fen-Court, Fenchurch-Street,  at
125, ten doors E, frora Cullura.
street and nearly opppsite Mincing.
lane,
Fen-Office, Tanfield- Cpurt, Tem
ple, — at 3, on the S. side, two
dpprs pn the R, from Lamb's
Buildings,
Fenchurch . Buildings, Fenchurch -

Street, — between 107 and 108,
the second , pn the R. about
twenty-one doors from Aldgate,
it leads to Sugar-loaf-court and
60, Leadenhall-st.
Fenchurch - Chambers, Fenchurch i
Street, — at 66, about six pr seven
doors on the R, east from Lon
don-st,
Fenchurch - Street, Gracechurch .
Street, — the third onthe R. atiout
-|. of a mile from London-bridge,
extending frora opposite Lombard-
street to Aldgate.
Fendal-Street, Grange-Road, Ber-.
raondsey, — the second on the L,
about i of a mile frora Star-corner,
or frora Bermondsey New-road,
op, Alscot-place, and leads to the
Grange-walk,
Fenwick-Court, High-Holborn, 
at 291, about seventeen or eigh
teen doors on the L. west froin
Chancery-lane.
Ferguson's Rents, Snow's Fields,
Bermondsey, — the first on the L.
from 238, Bermondsey-st. towards
the Borough, about three dpprs E.
frpm Palraer's Rents,
Ferry-Street, Larabeth, — the first S,
parallel to the church and church
yard, a few doors distance, ex
tending frora High-street to Fore
st, by the Thames.
Fetter-Lane, Fleet-Street,— at 180,
five or six doors E. from St. Dun
stan's church, where the numbers
being and end, viz. 1 and 144, it
extends to 34, Holborn-hill,
Field-Buildings, Battle-Bridge, St.
Pancras, — the E, end of Fifteen-
foot-lane, also behind the Bell
Public-house, by the Turnpike^
Pentonville,
Field-Court, Gray's-Inn-Square, —
at the S. W, corner, leading to.
wards Bedford.row, also the N.
end of Fullwood's rents from 34,
High Holborn.
Field-Court, Field-Lane, Holborn,- thc

the first on the R. a few doors
from. 83, Holborn-Hill, or a few
doors S. from Saffrpn-hill or from
Chick-lane.
Field-Court, Ducklng-Pond-Row,
Whitechapel-Road,  the fourth
on the R. from Court-st. 110,
Whitechapel-road, or the third on
the L. from North-st. in the op,
direSIon,
Field-Lane, Holborn-Hill, — at 83,
about six doors on the R, ftom
Fleet-market, extending to Chick-
lane and Saffron-hill.
Field-Place, Battle-Bridge. Penton
ville, — forms part of the W, side
the road to Clerkenwell by Field-
street,
Field.Street, Battle- Bridge, Pentpn-
ville, — the first pn the R, ftpra the
Turnpike, by tbe Bell Public -
house, towards Clerkenwell,
Field-Street, Poplar High-Street or
Road.— is about -f a raile on the
L. from the Cpmmercial-rpad,
and the secpnd belpw the East-
India alms-hpuses, leading tp
Fpwler's Rents and the East-India
Dock-rpad,
Fieldgate-Street,WhItechapel-Road,- the second on the R. about seven
teen doors E, from the church, it
leads to Charlotte-st, and Cannon-
street- rpad,
Fife's Cpurt, Fleet-Street, Spital
fields, — near the middle of the S.
side, between Black-bird- alley and
Rara-alley, abput ten doorson the
R, from George-st.
Fife's Gardens, Granby-Place, Lam
beth Lower -Marsh,  extends
from Granby-pl. to Vine-st, Nar
row-wall.
Fifteen - Foot - Lane, White - Hart .
Row, Gray's-Inn-Lane, — the first
pn the L, from theTu rn pike. Battle-
bridge by Chad's-wells.
Fig-Tree-Court, Temple, — the third
pnthe L. in Temple-lane frpm 6.
Fleet-st. by Temple.bar, leading

tp King's-bench-walk and 'temple-
street,
Fig.Tree-Cpurt, Barbican, — at 15,
en the S, side, being tha,t nuraber
pf doors pn the L. frpra 77, Al
dersgate-st.
Filacer. Cpurt of, — at 4. Elm-Court,
Teraple, the second door on the
R. frora pp. Fountain - court.
Middle Temple.l,Sine, Fleet-st.
Finch.Buildlngs, Ewer-Street, Bo
rough, — at the E. end of it, about
three or four doors on the L. from
Duke-st. pr frpra the W. end ef
Queen-st.
Finch-Cpurt, Poplar High-Street or
Road, — the first on the L. east
frora the terrace, or below the
East-Indla alras-houses, about -1 .
a raile from the Comraercial-
road.
Finch-Lane, Cornhlll,— at 80, the
N. side, about ten doors on the
L. east from the Royal-Exchange,
leading to Threadneedle-st.
Finch-Yard, Poplar High-Street or
Rpad, — thesecond on the L. he-
low North-st, op. the Town-hall.
Findall-Street, Grange-Road, Ber-
mondijey. See Feudal.
Finmore-Court, Blue-Anchor- Ya^d,
Roseraary-Lane. — the second on
theR. frora 48, Roseraaty-lane,
towards Upper East-Smithfield.
Finnemore-Court or Rents, Artil
lery-Street, Borough. — about f of
a mile on the R. frora 50, Ber
mondsey-st. along Crucifix.lane,
and is nearly op. the S. side of St.
John's church.
FInneraore-Place or Gardens, Russell-
Street, Bermondsey, — near i of a
mile on the L. from 90. Bermond
sey-st/ or the first on the R. a few
doors W. from Church-st.
Finsbury-Conrt, Providence-Row,
Finsbury-Square, — at 28, the first
on the L. four doors from Wilson-
st, or from Worship-st,
Finsbury-DIspensary, — at 210, St.
John-st.

John-st, by New-court, near -f a
mile on the L. from Smithfield,
and about fourteen doors on the R.
from Corporation-Row,
Finsbupy-Dispensary (New), Gilt
spur-Street, — at 15, afew doorson
the R. from Newgate-st. or from
the Old-Bailey towards Sraith
field,
Finsbury-Market,  at thei W. ehd
of bkinner-st. from 119, Bishops-
gate-without,theE. side of Clifton-
street from Worship-st, and of
Christopher-st, from the N, E.
corner of Finsbury-square.
Finsbury - Passage, Wilson r Street,
IVloorfields, — at 62, Op, Princes-st.
about four doors pn the L, frpm
the N. E. cprner pf Finsbury-sq.
Finsbury-Place, Moorfields, — at the
N. W. corner, extending frora
Moorfields to Finsbury - square
and Chiswell-st.
Finsbury-Repository, — at 45, Chis
well-st. about three doors on the
R. west from Finsbury-sq.
Finsbury-Square, — on the N. side of
¦Moorfields. about ^ of a mile W,
frora 1,48, Bishopsgate along Sun-
street and Crown-st. -i a mile E.
from 77, Aldersgate-street along
Barbican, Beech st. and Chiswell.
street.
Finsbury - Street, Chiswell - Street,
Finsbury-Square, — at 36j the first
on the L. 'about fourteen doors
from the S. W. corner of the
said square, extending to Rope-
iriakers-st.
Fin bury-Terrace, City- Road, — part
of the E, side of It, commencing
about i. of a mile on the R, from
the N. W. corner of FinsbuFy-sq.
it extends from TaberUacle-row
to Old-st.
Fire-Ball-Court, Houndsditch,  at
131, about the middle ofthe N.
side, extending to Gravel-lane and
leading to Harrow-alley and Petti
coat-lane.

First-Fruits-Office, Inner Temple-
Lane, — at 10. on the W. side,
eight doors on the R, from 15,
Fleet-st.
Fish-Street (Old), Upper Thames-
Street, — Is the first N. parallel to
part ofit, say from numbers 201
to 212, extending from Bread-
street-hill to Lambeth-hill, or is at
the S. endof the Old-change from
10. Cheapside. *
Fish . Street - Hill (Old), Upper
Thames-Street^ late Labour-in-
vain-Hill,— at 204. abput | of a
mile ort the L. frora Blackfriars-
bridge, It extends to 6, Old Fish,st.
by the church .
Fish - Street - Hill, Gracechurch .
Street, — the S. continuation of it
on the W, side die Monument,
it extends from Eastcheap to
London-bridge.
Fisher's A|ms-Houses, Dogr.Row,
Mile-End, — two or three doors on
the L. from the Turnpike towards
Bethnal-green.
Fisher's Alley, Dorset-Street, Salis
bury-Square, Fleet -Street, —at
62, the second on the R. from 82,
Fleet-st, passing Salisbury-square
on the R. it extends to Whitefriars-!
dock and Water-lane.
Fisher's Alley, Petticoat-Lane, Spi.
talfields, — the third on the R. a
few doors N- frora Wentworth-
street, leading into Cox's square,
Fisher's Court, Eagle-Street, Red-
Lion-Square, — Is nearly op. 27,
about seven doors on the L, from
65, Red-lion-st. Holborn.
Fisher-Street, Red-Lion-Square,— a^
the S. W, corner, extending to
KIngsgate-st, and is about ten
doors on the R; in the said street
from 116, High Holbprn,
Fishmongers- Alley, High-Street, Bo
rough, — is about nine doprs on the
R. south from St, Margaret's hill,
and |ofamilefromLondpn-bridge,'
extending tp 76, Red-cross-«t. FishmongCM

Fishmpngers Alms-Housesi New
ington, — on the W. side the High-
road, about a mile on the R.
from London.bridge, opposite the
Elephant and Castle.
Fishmongers-Hall, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 112. about ten doors pn
the L, west frpm Lpndon-brldge.
Fishmpngers - Passage, Fenchurch-
Stre.et,  at 118^ about j of a
mile on the L. from Gracechurch.
street, nearly op. Mark-lane, it
leads to Billiter-square.
Fitzrpy - Market, Hertford - Street,
Fitzroy-Square,  occupies part
of the E. side of it, between
Grafton-Street and Warren-.st. it
communicates with , Tottenhara-
, cpurt-rPad at 126, by Holebrook-
buildings near the New-road,
Fitzroy - Mews, Hertford - Street,
FitzroyrSquare, — -on the W; side,
three doors on the L. ' from Lon
don-st. towards Grafton-st.
Fitzroy-Place, New-Road, Fitzroy.
Square, — on the N. side, about i
of a mile on the R, from Hamp.
stead-road, and op. FItzroy-st.
frora the square.
Fitzroy-Place (Upper), the N. con-
¦ tinuation of the last from Henry.
street,
Fitzroy-Row, Fitzroy-Place, New.
Road, — the first on the L, a few
yards frora the New-road.
Fitzroy-Square,-is about i a mile N.
from 24, E. end of Oxford-street
along Rathbone-place, Charlotte-
st. -&c. of about seventeen doors
, frora 1 1 9, Tottenhara-court-road
along Grafton-st.
Fitzroy-Street, Fitzroy-Square, — the
second J on the R, about seven---
teen doors in London-st, from 108,
Tottenham-court-road, leading to
the S, E. corner ofthe square,
Fitzroy-Street (Upper), Fitzroy-
Square, — is op. the last, extending
frpra the N. E. corner of the
.square to the New-road,

F
Fives-Court, St, Martin's Strept
Leicester-Square,  behind 26,
four doors on the R, from_ Whit-
comb-st. the wall of the Upper
King's Mews, is the easterri
boundary ofit, /
Fives-Court. Mansel-Street, Good
man's Fields, — at 13, about the
middle of- the W, side, two oe
three doors N. from Swan-st.
Five -^ell -Court, Wheeler -Street,
Spitalfields, — at 43, nearly facing
Webb-square from Shoreditch,
about five doors N, frora Phosnix-
stree^, it extends tp Farthing-st.
Five-Bell- Place. 3,Colt-Street. Lime
house, — is op, the E. side, of the
church by the Five-Bells Public-
house.
Five-Constable -Row, Mile-End,— is
part of the N. slc|e, commencing
by Dog-row, a few yards on the
L, east from the Turnpike, about
a mile frora Aldgate-purap.
Five-Fields, Chelsea,  situate be
tween Grosvenor-place at the
back of the Queen's Gardens, fflid
Sloane-st. through which passes
the King's Road. ^
Five - Field - Row, Piralico. See
. Ebury-Street.,
Five-Foot-Lane, Upper Thames-
Street. — at 203. about ^ of a
mile on the L, from Blackfriars-
bridge, nearly op. Broken- wharf,
leading to 7, Old Fish-st.
Five-Foot-Lane, Bermondsey. See
Russell-st.
Five-Garden-Row. Artillery-Street,
St. John's, Borough, See Finne
more-Court.
Five-Houses-Corner, Tyson-Street,
Bethnal-Green,— at 10, the first
on" the L. ten doors from 52,
_ Church-st. op. Brick-lane.
Five-Inkhorn-Court, Whitechapel. -
at 91, about j of a mile on the
L, below Aldgate - church, or
eighteen doors on the R. from
Osborn-st. Flask-

FIftsk-RoW or Lane, Five-Field-
Row, Chelsea,— extends from the
Old Red-lion, or N. end of Ebury-.
St. to A-very-row.
"Fleet - Gardens, Marshara r Street,
Westminster,r-at the back of 37,
on the W, side, near the Horse
ferry-road.
Fleet-Lane, Fleet-Market,— at 16.
the first on tlie R. frora Ludgate-
hill. on the N. side the Fleet-
prison, extending to 46, Old-
bailey, op. Newgate.
Flbet-Market,-situate between Lud
gate-hill and Fleet-st. where the
numbers begin and end, viz. 1
and 98, It extends to Holborn-
bridge, Snow-hill.
Fl eet- Prison, Fleet-Market, — abou t
four doors on the R, from Lud
gate-hill, occupying the space be
tween numbers 3 and 1^, it ex
tends back to the Bell Savage-
yard,
Fleet-Row, Eyre-Street, Leather-
lane, Holbom. — is pp. 21. twP
or three doors N, from Summer-
street and about ten doors on the
L, frofo Warner street, Clerken
well.
Fleet- Street, Temple-Bar,  com.
mences on the E. side, where the
numbers begin and end, viz. 1 and
206, it extends to Bridge-street,
Blackfriars, and Fleet-market.
F"leet-Street, Spitalfields or Bethnal-
Green, — the first S. parallel to
part of St, John-st. Brick-lane, ex
tending from George-st. to Fleet-
street-hill,
Fleet-Street-Hill, St. John-Street,
Spitalfields or Bethnal-Green, —
the fourth on theR. about J of
a mile frora 105,- Brick-lane. It
leads to Fleet-st. and extends to
Weavers-st;
Flemings or Flemish-Church- Yard,
Tower-Hill. See the following.
Flemish-Street, Tower-Hill, — on the
E. side, and the second on the

R. about ten doors from Irori-
gdte, it extends to St, Catherine's
lane,
Fletcher - Row, 'Vineyard - Gardens,
Clerkenwell,  the second on the
R. from Bowling - green - lane,
towards Spa-fields.
Fletcher's Ways, Shadwell, -about 1|
of a mile below London-bridge,
by the line of the river, the first
E. of Shadwell-dock, and nearly
opposite the Surrey-canal, Rother
hithe, ¦
Flint - Street, Higlers - Street, St,
George's Fields. — the fourth on
the R. from Blackfriars.road. ex
tending to King-street. Belvedere-
place, by the King's Bench,
Flint - Street, London - Road, St,
George's Fields. — the first on the
L, In Gaywood-street, from the
middle ofthe W. side the London-
road, or the first on the R. fiora
Prospeft-place.
Flint-Street. East-Lane. Walworth,-
the fourth on the R, about | of a
mile from the Kent-road, and
near -^ a mile on the L. from Wai.
worth High-st, it extends to Park.
place. Locks-fields,
Floating- Dock . Rotherhithe,  Is
about I|^ of a mile below London-
bridge, by the line of the river,
a-nd i of a mite E. of Rotherhithe-
church, op. King Edward.stairs,
Wapping.
Flower and Dean-Street, Spital-
' fields,— at 200, Brick-Lane, the
third on the L, from 74, White
chapel High-st. itextends to Rose-
lane,
Flower-de-Luce -Court, Gray's-Inn-^
Lane, — at 85. about j of a mile'
on the R. from Middle - row,
Holborn, it leads to Moiint-plea-
sant and Coldbath-fields.
Flower-de-Luce-Court,Fleet-Street,- at 179, behind the houses on the
E. side Fetter-lane, from numbers
1 to 16. Flower-

Flowfer - de-Lis - Court, Shoemakers-
' Row, Blackfriars, — is two doors
on the R. from Broadway or from
Water lane, and the third, on the
L. from Creed-lane. Ludgate-st.
Flower - de-Lis - Court, Turnmill-
Street, Clerkenwell, — the second
on the L. a few doors frora Cow-
cross, West Smithfield, towards
Clerkenwell-green.
Flower-de-Lis-Court, Shoreditch, —
at 10. absut eighteen doors on the
R, north from White -llon-st. | pf
a mile from Cornhlll, it leads tP
Blpssom-st. and Flower-de-Lis-st.
F|pwer-de-Lis-Street, Spitalfields, -r-
thc E. cpntinuation- of the last,
frpm 10, Shpreditch. extending tp
72, Wheeler-st. pp. Great Peari-st.
Flower-Pot, Coach-Office, — at 115,
Bishopsgate-within, the corher of
Threadneedle-st.
Fludyer-Streef, Westmlnstei*,  the
third on the R. abont ^ of a mile
from Charing-crpss tPwards the
. Abbey, or the third on the L. from
Great George-st, it leads to Sr.
James's Park.
Flushing - Court, St. Catherine's
Street, — about -j- of a raile on the
-L. below Tower-hill, a few doors
W, ftom Hermitage-bridge and
nearly op, Hawley's wharf.
Flying- Horse-Court, Maiden-Lane,
Wood-Street, Cheapside, — about
four doors ontheR. frora 110,
Wood-st. and the same distance
E. of Haberdashers-hall.
Flying- Horse-Court, Grub - Street,
¦ Cripplegate, — the thlrdon the R.
about thirteen doors from 97,
Fore-street, three doors N, from
Honeysuckle-court,
Flylng-Hor.-e-Yard, Rose & Crown -
Court, Moorfields, — the second
on the R. from the N, E. corner
of Moorfields, it is also called
Half-moon-st,
Flylng-Hor-se- Yard, Crown-Street.
Finsbury, — the first on the L. a

few dpprs frpm Wilspn-st. the S, E*
cprnef of Finsbury-square.
i Flying - Horse -Yard, Half-Mppn-
Street. Bishopsgate- Withput, — the
first pn the L. a few doors from
170, Bishopsgate-st,
Fly ing- Horse -Yard, Camomile-St,
Bishopsgate, — at 25, the first on
the L. five doors frora 1, Bishops.
gate-st. withput, nearly opposite
the church. .-
Flying - Horse - Yard, Brick . Lane,
Spitalfields — at 31, about ^ ofa
mile on the R. from 74, 'White
chapel and 10 or 12 doors on the
L. from Church-st, Spitalfields.
Poley-Houiie, Chandos-Street, Ca.
vendish-Square, — about the middle
of the E. side, a few yards on the
R. from the N. E. corner ofthe
square.
Foley-Place, Queen- Ann-Street East,
Marybone, — a part of the W. end
of it by Portland-chapej, or the
sixth on the L. about | of a niile
frora 102, Oxford-street, along
John-st. and Great-Portland^st.
Fore-Street, Cripplegate, — the last
on both the R-. and the L. from
122, Cheapside, along Wood.st.
it extends frora the S. W. corner
of Moorfields to Red-cross-street,
where the nurabers begin and end-,
viz. 1 and 123.
Fore-Street, Limehouse,  the E.
continuation pf Narrpw-st. and
first parallel tP the Tharaes, ex
tending frpra the secprid Draw
bridge tp Three-colt-st.
Fore-Street, Lambeth, — coraraences
by the S. side of the church, and
extends along the side of the
Thames to New-st. near 'Vaux
hall, about |. ofa mile in length.
Fore and Aft-Dock, Rotherhithe or
Bermondsey-Wall, — is about a
mile below London-bridge,.by the
line of the river, on the E. side of
East-lane-stairs and nearly opposite
Union-stairs, Wapping.
R Fort-

Fort - Place, South - Street, West-
Square, St. George's Fields, — the
corner forraed by Bird-st. and
South-st. facing the square.
Fort - Place, Grange - Road, Ber
mondsey, — a part of the S. side,
about f of a mile on the R, from
Berraondsey New-road, near the
Turnpike and Blue-anchor- road.
Fort-Street, Spitalfields or Old Artil
lery-ground, — —the N. end of
Diike-st. from 38, Union-street,
leading to Spital-square.
Foster's Buildings, White - cross-
Street, St, Luke's — at 123, about
six doors on the L, south from
Banner-st. and near | of a mile on
the R. north from Chiswell-st.
Foster's Buildings-, Shoreditch, — at
183, by the Turnpike, about i a
mile on the left. N. from Bishpps-
gate.church, it leads into King
Jphn's ccurt.
F6ster.Lane, Cheapside, — at 148,
the first on the L. about eight
doorsfrom Newgate-st. it extends
to St. Ann's lane,
Foster -Street, Peter - Street, Sun-
Street, Bishppsgate, — the first 'W,
parallel tP a part pf Peter-st. ex
tending frpm Merrits - buildings
to Half-moph-st.
Foulk's Buildings, Bethnal-Green-
Road, — behind the George on the
N. side of Wilmot-sq. near j of a
mile on the L, from 66, Shore
ditch.
Founders-Court, Lothbury,-Is about
10 doors on the L. east from Cple-
man-st. facing the N, front pf the
Bank of England,
Founders-Hall-Chapel, Lothbury, —
atthe N. endof Founders-court,
the building which was forraerly
Founders-hall,
Foundry-Row,Bpwling-Green-Rpw, Hpxton, — the second on the' L,
from opposite Haberdashers-alms-
houses, extending to Royal.pak-
walk.

Fouridling-Hospital.GuIlford-Streef, Gray's-Inn-Lane,  pn the R,
frorii the said lane, and on the
L. from Russell-sq, facing Lamb's.
conduit-st.
Fountain-Court, Strand,  at 104,
about I of a mile on the R. frora
Charing-cross, four doors W.
from the Savoy, the entrance is
by a flight of steps.
Fountain - Court, Middle Temple.
Lane, — the second on the R. from
4, Fleet-st. by Teraple-bar, lead-'
ing into Garden-court on the-L,
and to New-court and Essex-st. on
. the R.
Fountain-Court, Cheapside,— at
30, the third on the R, being that
number of houses from St, Paul's-
church-yard, nearly op. Gutter-
lane.
Fountain-Court, Aldermanbury,- —
two doors on the R, from Cat
eaton-st, or from Milk-st. Cheap-
side, it leads to the Baptist.Head
Coffee-house.
Fountain-Court. Old Bethlem, — at
36. the first on the L, about fifteen
doors frora 199. Bishopsgate-with
out. or six doors on the R, from
New Broad-st.
Fountain - Court, Virginia - Street,'
Bethnal-Green. — aboutthe middle
of theN. side, at the back pf the
Fountain Pubhc-house, leading to
Crabtree-row. Hackney-road.
Fountain-Court. Minories, — at 20,
the third on the L. being that
number of houses from Aldgate.
Fountain-Court, New-Street, Dock-
Head, — near the middle of the N.
side, about fourteen doorson the
L, from the bottom of Fair-st.
and Topley-st.
Fpuntain-Place. CIty-Rpad, — part
ofthe S. W. side, about ^ ef a
mile Pn the L. from Finsbury-sq.
extending from Peerless-row to
Upper Fountain-place.
Fountain-Place ( Upper) , City-Road ,-
the

the continuation of the last, ex
tending to New-st, and Unlon-
¦ row,
Fountain-Stairs, Rotherhithe or Ber-
mondsey- Wall. —at the N. end of
Salisbury-st. from Jamaica-row,
and the first W. from Cherry -gar
dens, is near li of a mile below
Lond n-bridge, facing Bell-dock,
Wapping.
Four Swans-Inn, Bishopsgate- With
in, — at 83,,near4of a mile on
the L. frora Comhill.
Fowk's B'llldings, Great Tpwer-
Street. — at 25, nearly op. Mark-
lane, twp doors W, from Water-
lane.
Fowlers- Rents. Poplar,— is about f
a mile on the L, frora the Com
mercial - road, the second row
below the East-India alms-houses,
it extends from Field-st. to the
East-ln ia-dock-road.
Fox - Alley, Princfes - Street, Lara-
beth,-r-about the middle of the
W, side nearly op, Messrs. Randall
arid Suter's manufaftory, it leads
to the Kox pubUc-house, Fore-st.
by the Thaines,,
Fox - Buildings, Kent - Street, Bo-
rough, — at 37, the second on the
L, about i of a mile from St,
George's church, and is thirty-
seven doors from White-st.
Fox-Court, St, James's Street, — at
30, the fourth on the L. being that
number of houses from 164, Pic
cadilly,
Fox-Court, Gray's-Inn-Lane,— the
first on the R. ten doors from
Middle-row, Holborn, leading to
28. Brook-st.
Fox-Court, Ray-Street, Clerken
well, — about ten doors on the L.
from theJJ. W. corner of Clerken
well - green towards Coldbath-
fiefds.
I'ox-Court, Long-Lane, West Smith-
field. — the first on the L. about
(eleven doors frpm 66, E. side pf

Smithfield-market, towards Alder*.
gate-st.
Fox-Court, Petticoat-Lane, — on the
E. side, about nine doors S. from
Wentworth-st. nearly op, Stoney-
lane, 1^ of a mile on the R. from
41, Aldgate High-st,
Fox-Court, Gun- Alley, Wapping,—
the first on the R, a few doors
from Green-bank^ at the back of
Wapping-church.
Fox's Lane, Shadwell High-Str-eet,—
at 55, on the E, side Shadwell-
church, extending to the New-
road, to Shadwell-dock, and to
Wapping-wall,
Fox and Goose - Yard, Coleman-
Street, Shadwell, — is about three
doors on the R, frora .behind 23,
Wapping - wall, the corner of
Star-st.
Fpx and Hounds- Yard, Bishopsgate-
Street- Without,  three doors Si
frora Union-st, near.|of amile on
the R, north ftora Bishopsgate-
church,
Fox and Knot-Court, Cow-Lane,
WestrSmithfield, — at 42, opposite
the end of Plosier-lane, about ten
doors on the L. from Snow-hill.
Fox and Knot - Yard, Cow - Lane,
West Smithfield, — at the bottom
of the last described, towards
Chick-lane or West-st.
Fox - Ordinary - Court, Nicholas-
Lane,  at 12, that number of
houses on the R. from 24, Lom
bard-st. or six doors on theL. ftom
60, Cannon-st.
Frame- Work-Knitters Aims-Houses,
Kingsland-Road, — on the E. side,
about 4 of a mile on the R. from
Shoreditch-church.
Frances or Francis-Court, Maiden-
Lane, Covent-Garden, — at 33,
about tbe middle of the N. side,
and pp. Bullcn-cpurt from 407 in
the Strand.
Frances - Court, Lambeth -Walk,
Lambeth, — is about the middle of

of the E. side, viz, between King-
street and Union-street. Walcot-
place.
Francis- Place, Francis-Street, Tot
tenham - Court - Road, — at 1 1 ,
about nine doors on the R, from
Tottenhara-icourt-road,
Francis- Place, Princes-Row, Mile-
End New- Town, — thesecond on
the L. a few doors W. from
Baker's row, entering at 94,
Whitechapel-road .
Francis-Street, Tottenham-Court-
Road, — the sixth on' the R. about
1^ of a mile from Oxford-st. or St.
Giles's, is nearly op. Whitfield's
Chapel andleads to Upper" Gower-
street,-
Francis-Street, Golden-Square, — the
N. continuation of Air-st, enter
ing by 27. Piccadilly, it extends
frora Marybone-st. to 28. Brewer-
street,
Francis - Street, Berkeley - Street,
Clerkenwell,-four doors on the L.
frora St. John's lane, or the second
on the R. from 49, Red-lion-st.
Francis-Street, High-Street, New
ington, — about I of a mile on the
L. from the Elephant and Castle,
and afewdoorsS. from the church,
it leads to Church-st. and Manor-
place, Walworth.
Francis-Stone- Yard, Princes-Street,
Larabeth. -T-the third on the R.
frora Broad-st. leading to Fore-
street and the Thames.
Franklin's-Row, Chelsea, — on the
E. side the Hospital, extending
frora Royal Hospital-row to
Turks-row by the Hospital-wall.
Frazer's Court, Green-Walk. Black
frlars-Road, ^the first on the R.
a few yards from the said road, on
the S. side of Christ-church,
Frederick- Place, Hampstead-Road,-
is part of the W. side, about |
of a mile on the L, from Totten
hara-court-road, extending from
Frederlck-st. towards the chapel.

Frederick - Place, Goswell - Stwet^i
Rpad,— a part of the E. side, op.
Owens- place, near the City-road,
extending from the tiew-toii
towards Sidney-st.
Frederick-Place, Old-Jewry,— -the
first on the L. about four doors
from 81, Cheapside or from the
commencement of the Poultry.
Frederick-Place, Newington High-
Street or Road. — about | ofa mile
on the L. from the Elephant and
Castle, and the seconds, from the
church, it leads to Hodgson's
Buildings and Francis-st.
Frederick - Place, Walworth - Com.
mon, — a few houses between the
Paul's head and the Hour-glass,
op. the chapel, and about j of a
mile on the R. from Surrey-sq.
Frederick-Street, Hampstead-Road,-?
the fifth on the L about f pf a
mile frpm Tottenham-cpurt-road,
at the N. end pf Soils-row.
Free-Court, Princes-Street, Lam
beth, — the fifth on the R. a few
doors from BroadrStreet towards
Vauxhall, it extends to Fore-st.
hy the Thames.
Free- Passage-Alley. Cock-Hill. Rat
cliffe, — the first on the R. from
High-street, Shadwell, nearly op;
School-house-lane,
Freeman's Court, Ch'eapside,-at 102,
N. side, nearly op. Bow-church,
leadinginto Honey-lane-marljet,
Freeman's Court, Cornhill, — at 83,
N. side, about six doors on the
L. from the Royal-Exchange tq-
wards Leadenhall-st.
Freeman's Lane, Back-Street, Horse
lydown, — the second on the L.
from the E. end of Tooley-st.
about A a mile from London-
bridge, leading to Webster's and
Hartley's wharfs.
Freeman's Row, Walworth-Com-
, mon. — nearly op. Villa-place and
the Paul's head, about ^ of a mile
on the R, fro'm Westmoreland- academy

• academy towards the Camberwell.
road.
Freeman's Wharf. Horselydown, — is
about I of a mile below London-
' bridge, on the W, side of Still-
stairs, entrance by Potter's fields,
, E. end qf Tooley-st.
Freeman's Wharf, - Millbank-S.treet,
Westminster, — ^-between Fairbro-
ther's and Hadley's wharfs, about
1^ of a mile above Westrainster-
. bridge, eritranceop. Vine-st,
Freeraasons Charity-School, West-
minster-Bridge-Road, St.George's
Fields,! — between Duke-st. and
Charles-st. a few doors on the R,
frora the Obelisk towards West
minster-bridge.
Freemasons Tavern and Hall, — at
52-, Great Queen-st, Lincoln's-
inn-fields, about sixteen doprs on
the L, from the N. W. corner of
Lincoln's-inn-fields.
Free-Schocl-Street, Hprselydown, —
the E, continuation of Tooley-st,
keeping the centre, viz, between
Back-st. and b"air-st. and extends
to New-st. Dock-head-
French-Alley, Goswell - Street, — at
. 21, about fifteen' doors S. from
Old-st, leading into Beraber's
Rents and Golden-lane.
French- Alley. Pesthouse-Row, St,
Luke'.s,-the third on theL. a few
doprs frpra the W. side St. Luke's
hpspital, extending frora pp. Peer-
less-pppl tP Ironmonger-row,
French- Alley, Shoreditch, — at 150.
nearly op. the Jane Shore, it leads
to Nof-folk.Place and the Curtain-
road,
French-Chapel, <rhreadrieedIe-St. —
between numbers 51 and 53, near
Broad-st.Jand facing Finch-lane.
French-Chapel, St. John-Street, Spi
talfields, — at 14, on the N. side,
that number of houses onthe L.
from 105, Brick-lane. '
French-Chapel, Brick-Lane, Spitai-,
fields, — on the W, side, the ccrner

of Church-st. about £, of a mile on
* the L, from Whitechapel.
French-Court, Threadrieedle-Street,-
is between 54, Threadneedle-st.
and 84, Old Broad-st. about seven
or eight doors on the L. from the
Royal.Exchange.
French - Court, Great Hermitage-
Street. Wapping,— at 47, about
the middle of the N. side.
French - Hospital, Pesthouse - Row,
Old-Street, St. Luke's, — a few
doors on the L. frora the W. end
of St. Luke's hospital, and op.
Peerless-pool. ,
French-Row. Bethnal-Green, — the
second N. parallel to part of
Green-st. -about -j of a mile E, '
from the Green, it extends from
Bonner-st. to Cross-st..
French-Row, City- Road. See Bath-
Street and Ratcliffe-Row.
French- Yard. Bowling-Green-Lane,
Clerke"nwellj — the second on the
R. from op. the workhouse. Cop
pice-row, towards Corporation-
row, St. John-st.
French - Horn - Yard, Crutched-
Friars, — at 26, a few doors on the
R. from 64, Mark-lane, or about
six doors W, from Savage-gardens,
Fresh-Wharf, Lower Thames-St. —
two doorson the R , fro m the chu reh,
at the end of London-bridge,
Friar's Alley, Upper Thames-Street,-
at 82, nearly op. Dowgate-hlll,
about I of a mile on the L. frora
London-bridge, leading to Dow
gate- wharf and the Thames.
Friars-Street and Courts. See Fryer.
Friars-Street, Blackfriars-Road. Sec
Higglers-Lane.
Friary, St. James's Palace,— the E.
end, being a few yards on the R.
' from Pall-mall towards St. James's
Park.
Friday-Street, Cheapside, -at 37, the
second on the R. from St. Paul's
church-yard. It extends toOldFIsh-
st. two doors from Biead-st.hill. Friday-

Friday-Street (Littk),,»-at 42 in the
last, the second on the L. frora
Cheapside, it extends to 22,
Bread-st.
Friend's Place, King's Bench- Walk,
Bennett's Row, Blackftiars-Road,-
a few houses qh the W. side ad
joining Bennett's Row.
Friendly-Institution, for the cure of
Cancers, &c. Kent.Road, — about
I of a mile on the ,L. from the
Elephant and Castle, nearly op.
Rodney's Buildings.
Friendly-Place. Castle-Street, Fins
bury-Square, — is two doors on
the R. flora Paul-st, towards the
Ci^y-road, extending to Paradise-
street.
Frieijdly-Place, 'Vine-Street, Narrow-
Wall, Lambeth, — about -^^ of a
mile on the R. from Belvedere-
brewery, towards Neptune-place,
CurUs's halfpenny-hatch, and the
New-cut, Lambeth-marsh,
Friendly-Place, Kent-Road, — forms
a part of the S, side, about -I of a
mile on the R, below the Brick
layers-arras.
Friendly. Place, Chapel-Street, St.
George's in the East, — is near
the E. f nd of it, between Mary-st.
and Duke-st.
Friendly-Row, Old Gravel-Lane,
St. George's in theEast, — at 104,
the second on the R. a few doors
from 66, Ratcliffe-highway.
Frith-Street, Soho, — at the S. W,
corner of Soho-square, It intersefts
Old Corapton-st. at 48, and ex
tends to 52. King-st.
Frog-Island. Nightingale-lane. Lime
house. — is af the N, end. near the
New-cut on the N, side Pool's
rope- walk,
Frogwell - Court, Charterhouse-
Lane,— the first on the R. a few
doors from 100, St. John-street,
West Smithfield, it leads to 3,
Fox-court, and Long-Lane,
Frost's Alley, Old Montague-Street,

Whitechapel,  is a few doors-on
the L, east frora Osborn-st, late
Pipemakers-alley.
Fryer's Alley, Upper Thames-
Street. See Friar.
Fry's Alley, Middle Turning,
Shadwell, — the first on the R,
about seven doors from 67, Shake-
spear's walk, or a few yards on
the L. frora 10, Spring-st,
Fryers-Court, Fryers-Hill, Great
Hermitage. Street, Wappingj — is
a few doors on the R, from 41,
Great Hermitage-st. or two doors
from Redmaid-lane,
Fryers-Court, Great Tower-Hill,
or Trinity-Square, — at 48, the E,
side, two or three doors S, from
Coopers-row,
Fryers Hill, Great Hermitage-Street,
Wapping, — at 41, about the mid
dle ofthe N. side, it leads to Red-
maid-lane, by the London-dpck.
Fryer's Street, Shoemakers - Row,
Blackfriars, — the first on the L.
about seven doors from Creed.
lane, , Ludgate-st, extending to
Ireland-.yard.
Frying- Pan- Alley. Turnmill-Street,
Clerkenwell, — the second pn the
L, a few doors from Clerkenwell.
green towards Cow-cross.
Frying- Pan- Alley. Pettlcoat-Lane.-
the first on the l.„ from Widegate-
st, Bi6hops,gate, or about six doors
S. from Artillery-place, (Smock-
alley) extending to Bell-lane.
Frying - Pan - Alley. Princes-Street,
Lambeth, — the second on the R.
about twelve doors from Broad-
st. towards Vauxhall, it extends
to Fore-street.
Frying-Pan-AUey. Maze, Borongh,-
the third on the L. about ten
doors from 195, Tooley-st. lead
ing into King's-head-yard.
Frying-Pan-Alley, High-Street, Bo
rough—at 287, the third on the
R.a few doors froniLondon-brldge,'
it leads to Green-dragon-yard. FuUbropk's

FuUbrook's Buildings, North-Street,
Penronville, — Is about ten doors
on the R. frora the Turnpike, at
' the bottom of the hill towards the
fields.
Fuller's Aims-Houses,. Mile-End-
Road,  on the N, side, about
eighteen doors below Red-cow-
lane, or i of a mile on the L.
east from the Turnpike, nearly
op. Stepney-green,
{"uller's Alms - Houses, Hoxton-
Town,— on ' the W. side, about
^ oi a mile on the L. frora Old-
street-road,
Fuller's Alms - Houses. Gloucester-
Street, Hoxton,— aboutthe middle
of the S. side of the said street,
Fuller's-Court, Upper East Smith-
field,T-at 35, about twenty-one
doors on the L. frora the New
Mint, E. side of Tower-hill.
Fuller's- Rents. Princes-Street, West
minster, — is five doors on the L.
from Tothill-st. by the Abbey to
wards St, James's Park.
Fuller'.s-Rents, Poplar. See Fowler.
Fuller-Street,Church-Street Bethnal-
Green, — at 115, about -| of a
mile on 'the R. frora 66, Shore
ditch,
Fuller-Street, Hare-Street. Bethnal-
Green. — at 37, the third on the
L. about -^ of a mile from llO,
Brick-lane.
Fullwood's Rents, High Holborn, —
at 33, nearly op. Chancery-lane,
leading into Field-court and Gray's-
inn-sq'uare.
Furnli^al's Inn, Holborn, — at 135,
N, side, about six doors W. from
Leather-lane and near J. of a mile
on the R, from Fleet-market.
Furnival's.Inn.Court, Holborn, — at
1 37. on the W. side Fumlval's-inn,
two doors from Brook-st.
Furnlval's- Inn-Gardens, Holborn, —
on the N. side of Furnival's-Inn,
Fye - Foot - Lane, Upper Thames-
Street, See Five-Foot,

a
GAINSFORD-STREET;
Horselydown.-at 34, Horsely-
down-lane, about ten doors on
the R, from Back-st. E, end of
Tooley-st, it extends to Shad-
Thames. St, Saviour's dock.
Galley - Quay, Lower Thames-
Street,  the first E, frora the
Custom-house or the third W,
from Tower-hill. it is about -/g of
a mile below London-bridge,
Gardens, Webb-Street, Maze, Bo
rough,- — the first on the R, a
few doors frora 249, Bermond
sey-street,
Garden - Court, Middle Temple-
Lane, Fleet-Street; — the third oij
the R. from 6, Fleet-st. by Tem-
ple.bar towards the Thames. being
on the S, side of Fountain-courti
Garden-Court, Baldwin's Gardens,
Leather.Lane, Holborn, — at 16,
about the middle of the S, side,
viz. between 77, Leather - lane^ '
and 31, Gray's-inn.lane.
Garden - Court, Great Turnstile,
Holborn, — at 10, on the E. side,
nine doors on the L, from 283,
High Holborn, by the N. E.
corner of Lincoln's-inn-fields,
Garden . Court, Hull-Street, St,
John's Row or Ratcliffe-Row, St.
Luke's, — at the N, end on the
R. behind Garden-terrace,
Garden-Court, PetticoatrLane, 
the second on the L. about four
teen doors from41, Aldgate High-
street, leading to Gravel-lane and
148, Houndsditch.
Garden-Court. Risby's Rope-Walk,
Limehouse, — about the middle of
the N, side, entering from Nar
row-st. about three doors on the
L. below Mr, Turner's house,
Garden-Court, Geprge- Yard, White
chapel, — the first pn the R, a few
dpprs frpm 88, Whitechapel High-
street, cr the first pn the L. frora
Wentworth-st, in the op. direc
tion. Garden-

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Garden-Court, Hare-Court, Alders
gate-Street, — the first on the L.
frora 62, Aldersgate-st, towards
Paul's alley and Red-cross-st,
Garden-Court, Lee's Court, St,Ca.
therine's Lane. — on the N. side,
leading to Garden-st. Helraet-
court, and to 30, Butcher-Row,
Lower East Smithfield.
Garden-Court or Row. Mason-Street.
Lambeth, — the first on the L. a
few doors from 30, Bridge-road,
about 4 of a mile on the R, from
Westminster-bridge,
Garden-Court, Garden-Row, Lon
don-Road, St. George's Fields, —
at 10, about the middle of the E.
side, leading into Union-st.
Garden - Place, Chicksand - Street,
Mile- End New-Town, — the first
on the L. a few yards from 16,
High-st. entering by 50, White
chapel-road.
Garden-Place, Vine-Street, Nar
row-Wall, Larabeth, — Is a few
yards on the L. from the S. end of
Vine-st. by the Belvedere-brewery,
towards Curtis's halfpenny-hatch.
Garden- Place, Blaekman-Street, Bo
rough, — at 59, by the Stones-end,
nearly op. the King's Bench,
about ^ of a mile on the L, from
London-bridge.
Garden-Place, Newington or St.
George's Fields, — at the back or
W. side of the Fishmongers alms
houses, op. the Elephant and
Castle, entering by Temple-street.
Prospeft-place.
Garden - Place, Walworth High-
Street or Road, — forms part of
the W. side, about 5 of a mile
on the R. from the Elephant and
Castle, and is situate between
Cross-st. and Hampton-st,
Garden-Row, Chelsea, — on the E.
side the Hospital-wall, being the
continuation of Franklin's-row,
extending from Turks-row to-
, wards the King's Road.

Garden -' Row, Hoopers - CoUrf*
Bromptpn.  is a few doors on
the R. frora 2, Queen's buildings,
near Knightsbridge.
Garden-Row. Vineyard - Gardens,
Clerkenwell, — the first ori the R.
from Bowling-green-lane, Cop
pice-row, it leads to 20, Rosa
mond-st. t-hrough the Red hon
pubhc-house.
Garden - Row, Brick - Lane, St.
Luke's — at 43, about f ot a mile
on the R, from 113, Old-street,
three or four doors S, from St.
John's road.
Garden - Row, Old-Street-Road,—
forms part ofthe S. side, between
St. Agnes-le-Clair and the Cur.
tain- road, about f of a mile oh
the L. from Shoreditch-church.
Garden-Row.Stangate Street, Lam.
beth, — at 12, about the middle of
the S. side, nearly op. Mason-st.
from 30, Bridge-road,
Garden - Row, Duke - Street, St.
George's Fields, — the second on
the R. a few doors from West
minster - bridge - read, near the
Obelisk,
Garden-Row, Lpndon-Road, St.
George's Fields, — the second on
the R. about sixteen doors frora
the Obelisk towards the Elephant
and Castle, it leads on the E. side
the Philanthropic-reform to Pros
peft-place.
Garden. Row, Walworth High-Street
or Road, — ai thebackof Garden.
place, two or three doors N. from
Hampton-st, near 5- of a mile on
the R. from the Elephant and
Castle. ¦
Garden-Row, Snow's Fields, Bo-
rough, — the third on the L, from
138, Bermondsey-st, it leads into
Palmer's Rents.
Garden-Street (Great),* St, Cathe
rine's Lane, — is the fourth or fifth
on the L. from 50, Upper East
Sraithfield by Tower-hill, lead. ing

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ing to Helmet-court and 30,
Butcher-row.
Garden.Street (Great), Whitechapel-
Road, — at 50, on the N. side,
being the fourth on the L, and
near |. of a mile below White
chapel-church, it leads to High.
street.
Garden - Terrace, Hull - Street, St.
John's Row or Ratcliffe-Row, St.
Luke's, — at the N, end, on the
, R. from St. John's Row, facing
the Market-garden,
Garden- Walk, Willow-Walk, Cur.
tain.Roadj Shoreditch, — the first
on the R, a few doors frora Char
lotte-st. it returns to Willow-
walk again, near Tabemacle-sq.
Gardner's Lane, York-Street, West
minster, — the third on theL. from
Queen-square, extending to Little
Chapel-st, on the W. side St,
Margaret's burying-ground,
Gardner's Lane, King-Street. West
minster. — the fifth on theR. f of
a mile from Charing-cross to
wards the Abbey, it extends to 3,
Duke-st. and is the first S. parallel
to Charles-st,
Gardner's Lane.HIgh-Timber-Street,
Upper Thames-Street. — about the
middle of the S, side, entering by
42, Upper Thames-st, about .§ of
a mile on the R, from Blackfriars-
bridge.
Gariick-Hill, Upper Thames-Street,-
at 190, about the middle of the
N, side, it is also, the continuation
. of Bow. lane from 48, Cheapside,
Garmouth-Rbw. Rodney-Row .Kent-
Road, — Is the S. end ofit. leading
into Locks-fields. Walworth, en
tering by the fifth on the R. | of
a raile frora the Elephant and
Castle,
Garter-Court, Barbican, — ^at 36,
about four or five doors on the
R. from Red-crosS-st. br frora
Golden-lane towards Aldersgate-
street,

Gascoigne - Place, Crabtree - Row'
Bethnal-Green, — the first on the
R, about fourteen doors from
Hackney - road, It extends to
Castle-street behind Shoreditch-
church,
Gate-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,—
at the N, W. corner by Great
Queen-street, It extends to Little
Turnstile and to 2-10, High
Holborn.
Gate-Yard, Araerica-Square, Mi
nories. — is behind 8, the S. E.
corner of Amerlca-square, facing
Hanover.court from 109 on the
W, side the Minories,
Gatward's Buildings, Hill-Street,
Finsbury. — Is on the S, side, and
the first on the R, about six doors
frora 9, Windraill-st.
Gaywood-Street. London-Road, St.
George's Fields, — the second on
the L. frora the Elephant and
Castle towards the Obelisk, it ex
tends to Prospeft.pl, West-sq.
Gazette-Office, Printer-Street, New-
Street. Shoe-Lane,— the eleventh
door on theL. from 88, Shoe-lane,
along New-st. or the first house
frora Goldsmiths-row, in the op.
direftion.
Gee - Street, Goswell - Street, St,
Luke's, — at 52, the first on the
R. about seventeen doors N. from
Old-st. It extends to Brick-lane.
General-A^ency-Office,  at 34,
Great George st. Westrainster, the
fourth door on the L. from the
Park towards the Bridge,
General - Dispensary, Aldersgate-
Street. — op. 150, in thesaid street,
about eight or ten doors S. from
Jewin-st.
General-Evening- Post, Newspaper-
Office, — at 28, Paternoster-Row,
a few doors- on the L. from Ave-
Maria-lane towards Cheapside.
George- Alley, Field-Lane,Holborn,-
the first on the L. from 84, Hoi-
born-^ill, & nearly op, Chick.lane,
S it

it leads into Union-court or yard,
George-Alley, Fleet-Market,  at
70, about the middle of the W.
side extending to 28, Shoe-lane.
George-Alley, Lombard-Street, — at
52, oa the N. side, about eleven
doorson iheR. from Gracechurch-
street.
St. George's Buildings, Hoxton-
Square",  at the N. W. corner,
between numbers 13 and 14. In
thesaid square,
St, George's Chapel, George-Street,
Chelsea, — a few doors from the
S; E. earner of Sloane- square to
wards Royal Hospital-row.
St. George's Church, Hanover-
Square, — about twelve doors on
the L, in George-st. from the S.
side of the square, towards Picca
dilly.
St, George's Church, Hart-Street,
Bloomsbury, — ii, near ^ of a mile
, on the R, from the S, side of
Bloorasbury - square towards St,
Giles's.
St. George the Martyr's Church,
Queen - Square, — at the S. W.
corner or the N. end of Glouces
ter-st. from Theobalds-road.
St, George's Church, Botolph-Lane.-
a few doors on the R. from 16,
Little Eastcheap, or twelve doors
on the L. from 111, Lower
Thames-st.
St. George's Church In ths East, —
aboul eight doors on the R, in
Cannon-st. from 143. Ratcliffe-
highway, ,
St, George's Church, High-Street,
Borough, — is near -a mile on
the L. from London-bridge, and
rather more frora the Elephant
and Castle in the bp. direftion.
George - Court. Perkin's Rents,
Great Peter-Street. Westrainster,-
about the middle of the E. side,
six doors on the L. from 48, Old
Pye-st,
George-Cpurt, Great St. Ann's

Street orLane.Westminster.-abouf
the raiddle of theE, side, facing
Old Pye-st,
George-Court, Strand, — at 60, about
-^ of a mile on the R. being that
number of houses from Charing-
cross, it is about twelve doors K.
from Buckinghara-st. and leads
into Duke-st. Adelphi.
George-Court, Piccadilly,— at 40,
about I of a mile on the R, and
that number of houses from the
Hayraarket, It is nearly op, St,
James's church,
George-Cpurt, South Molton-Street,
Grosvenor-Square,  at 55, the
first on the L, frora 294, Oxford.
St. leading into Haunch of Veni
son - yard, Brook-st. and New
Bond.st,
George-Court, Dorset-Street, White
friars, — at 66, the last on the R,
frora 82, Fleet-st. a few yards N,
frora the New River-office,
George-Court, Water-Lane, Fleet-
Street, — the fourth on the R.from
67, Fleet-st, a few yards N. from
Whitefriars-dock.
George-Court, Crown-Street, Soho,.
the third on the R, from the E.
end of Oxford-st. or from St.
Giles's, it is nearly op. Denmark-
court.
George-Court, George- Yard, Hat-
ton. Wall, — at the N. E. corner,
behind 9, Littie Saffron-hill.
George.Court, Rupert-Street, Co
ventry-Street, Haymarket.-at 14,
on the E. side, the first on the R.
from 6. Coventry-st. extendingto
Princes-st, Soho.
George-Court, Cross-Street, Car
naby-Market, — four doors on the
L. from 18, King-st, Golden-sq.
the same distance on the R, from
A?>, Camaby-st.
George-Court, George- Alley, Field-
Lane, Holborn- Bridge, — the mid
dle of the S. side of it. See
George-Alley. George.

George-Court, Bennett's Hill, Dpc-
tprs-Cpmmons, — at 5, abput the
middle pf the W, side, viz. be
tween 217, Upper Thames-st, and
Gpdliman-st. St, Paul's-church-
yard,
George-Court, Old Fish-Street-Hill,
Upper Thames-Street, — is behind
^4, Uppei; Thames-st, about |
of a raile on the L. frbm Black
friars-bridge.
Geprge - Cpurt, St. John's Lane,
West Sraithfield, — the second on
the L. ten doors frora St. John's st,
it leads to Red-lion.st. Benjarain--
st, and Turnmill-st. Clerkenwell.
George^Court, Stoney-Lane, Petti
coat-lane, Whitechapel, — is two
or tliree doors on the R, from
nearly op, Wentworth-st, Pettl-
cpat-lane.
St. • George's Cpurt, Jphn-Street,
Cannpn-Street-Road, St, George's
in the East,  the second on
the R, frora op. Upper Chap-
iman-st. it is twp pr riiree doors
E. of Samuel-st, and extends to
. William-st,
George-Court, George-Street, Mlle-
F^id New-'Town, — Is two or three
doors on the L, south from Chick-
sand-st. towards Blaek-lion-yard,
Whitechapel.
George-Court, White-Street, Bo
rough,- at .35, rhe fourth on the R,
about I ofa mile from St, George's
church, two or three doors from
Long-lane, Bermondsey.
George-Court, Shad-Thames, Horse
lydown,- is two or three doors W,
from George-stairs and Thomas-st,
about I of a mile below London-
bridge.
St. George's Fields, Southwark, — a
large distrift in the parish of St.
George, about 4 a mile square,
of which the Obelisk, Blackfriars-
road, is nearly in the centre.
St. George's Gardens, Webber-Row,
St, George'sFields, — apart of the

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S, side, adjpining Duke-st, say
the last Pn the B., in Duke.street
from Westrainster - bridge - road,
near the Obelisk, '
St, George's Hospital, Knights
bridge,— the first hpuse pn the L.
a few yards frpra the turnpike,
Hyde-park-cprner, pn the Knights-
bridge-road.
George-Inn, Hayraarket, — at 67,
about nine doors on the L. from
the Opera-house.
George &Blue-BoarrInn, Holborn, -
at 270, High-Holborn, about ¦§ a
mile on the L. from Fleet.market,
nearly op. Red-lion-st.
George-Inn, West Smithfield, — be
hind 16, on the W. side, about:
eight doors N. from Hosier-lane.
George-Inn, Aldermanbury, — be
hind 22, about eighteen doors on
the L, from London-wall, op,
Addle-st,
George-Inn, Borough High-Street.-
behind 70, that number of doprs
on the L. about | of a mile from
London-bridge.
George-Inn, Snow-Hill,  ^behind
82, about six doors frora Fleet-
market towards Sraithfield,
George Coach-Office, Old Bailey, -
on the W, side, about twelve
doors >on the R, from Skinner-st.
or Snow-hill.
George and Gate Cpach-Office, — at
15, Gracechurch-st. eight dpprs
pn the L, nprth frpm Lpmbard-st,
St. George's Crescent, St.George's
Fields. — is six houses ori the S,
side the Obelisk, facing Black-
friars-rbad, uniting the London-
road with the Larabeth.road. ¦
, George-Lane, Pudding-Lane, East-
cheap. — about -five doors on the
L. frora 5, Little Eastcheap, it
leads to 8. Botolph-lane.
St. George's Mall, Westmlnster-
Brldge-Road, St. George's Flelds.-
the second on the L. about -J- ofa
mile from the Obelisk jpwards the

the Bridge, it extends to Waller-
place.
St. George's Market, St. George's
Fields, — the third on th? R. in
the London-road from the Ele-
pharit and Castle towards the
Obelisk, or the second on the R.
in Market-st. from the Borough-
ipad.
St. Geprge's New - Tpwn, St.
George'sFields, — situate between
the London-rpad.and Prospeft-pl.
facing the Elephant and Castle.
St. George's Parade (Old), North
Audley-St, Grosvenor-Square, —
at 12,op, Green-st. seven doors on
the L. from 263, Oxford-st.
St. George's Passage, St. George's
Market, St. George's Fields, — at
the N. E. corner, leading to
Brick-st. and the Borough-road.
Georgp Passage, Pelham-Street, Spi.
talfields, — at 30, about the raiddle
ofthe N. side, or riine doors on the
L. frora 62, Brick-lane.
George-Place, George-Row, Neat-
Houses, Chelsea,-tlie first turning
under the archway from the bridge
at Pimlico near Ranelagh-walk.
St. Geo/ge's Place, New-Road, St.
George's in the East, — a part of
the S. side, commencing at Can
non-st. by the turnpike, and ex
tending to Back-lane.
St, George's Place, Blackfriars-
Road, — forms part of the E. side,
extending from Surrey-chapel to
Surrey-row,, near j. ofa mile on
the L, from the bridge.
St. George's Place, Duke-Street, St.
George's Fields, — at the N. end
of it, from Westminster-bridge-
road by thfe Obelisk, or the con
tinuation of Barons-buildings to
Tower-st,
George - Place, White - Street, Bo
rough,— -at G7, N. side, about i
of a mile on the L, frora St.
George's church, by Long-lane,
Bermondsey.

St. Geptge's Place, Walwprth High-:
Street pr Rpad, — pn the W. side,
abput -J pf a mile on the R. from
the Elephant and Castle, by
Amelia-st,
George-Place. Paradise-Row. Chel-
sea. — nearly op. the Physic-gaif..
dens, or the first on the L. from
Cheyne-walk tPwards the hos
pital.
St,' George's Road. St. George's
Fields, — commences at the Eie-'
phant and Castle, leads by West.
square, to Waller-place and Lam
beth-chapel, near -| a mile in
length.
St. George's Row, Neat-Houses,
Chelsea, — the first row of houses
over the bridge, at Piralico, by
Ranelagh-walk, leading towards
the Tharaes.
George-Row, City-Road, — on the
S. side, abPut | of a raile pn the
L. from Finsbury-sq. entering by
Nelson-st, or it is a few doors
on the L, in RatclIffe.Rpw from
Pitraan's buildings.
St. George's Row, 'Uxbridge-Road,-
forras part ofthe N. side, about ^
of a mile on the R. frora Tyburn-
turnpike.
St, George's Row, Blackfriars-
Road. — the fifth on the R. about
1^ of a mile frora Blackfriars-
bridge, it leads to the Pleasant-
retreat.
St. George's Row, Westrainster-
Bridge- Road, St. George's Fields.
See Tower-Street,
George's Row. Bermondsey, — the
first on the R, helo'-ff Mill-stairs,
Dock- head, about |^ of a mile
from London-bridge, it leads to
the Neckinger-turnpike, Parker's
row.
George's Row, York-Street,- Locks-
Fields, Walworth,-the first on the
L. from the S, end of Pitt-street,
Kent-road, towards East-lane.
George's - Row . Buildings, City.
Road,

p.oatl,  is ori the W, side of
George's row, and E. side of
Pitman's buildings, Ratcliffe-row,
St, George's Square. St. George's
Mall, St, George's Fields,— onthe
E. side, between Waller's place,
Lambeth-road, and Melina-place,
Westminster-bridge- road,
George -Stairs, Shad-Thames, Horse-
lydown.-:— — at the N. end of
Thoraas-st. entering by Galnsford-
. St. or Three-Oak-lane, is near | of
a raile below London-bridgfe, and
op. St, Catherine's.
George-Stairs, Greenland-Dock, — is
about -g^ of a mile below the said
dock, adjoining the N, side of
Dudman's yard, near 3^ miles
below London-bridge by the line
ofthe river,
Geprge -t. (Upper), Sloane-Square.
Chelsea, — at the N, E. corner,
leading to Sloane-st. about | ofa
raile on the L. from Knightsbridge,
.George - Street (Lower), Sloane-
Square, Chelsea, — at the S. E.
corner, facing the last described,
and leading to Rpyal Hospital-
row.
George-Street ( Little) ,Lower Sloane-
Street, Chelsea.— ^the first on the
L, about eighteen doors S, from
Sloane. squ are, extending to Lower
George-st.
George-Street, James-Street. West-
minster,.T^at the E. end of it, the
first S. parallel to fhe W, end of
York-street, leading into Little
Chapel-st.
Georgfe-Street (Great); 'Westminster.-
the fifth street on the R. from
Charing-cross towards the Abbey,
or the continuation of Bridge-st,
extending from King-st. to St.
James's Park.
George-Street (Little), Westmlnster,-
at 12, Great George-st, being
that number of houses on the R,
, from St. James's Park.
;George-Street, Adelphi, jStrand,-the

continuation of George - court-
from 50, in the Strand, extending
from Duke-st, to the 'Thames.
George- Streef, St. James's Square,^
at the S. W. corner, ^between
nurabers 43 and 44, N. side Pall-
mall.
George - Street (Upper), Edgware-
Road, — at 60, the fourth on the
R. about i of a mile from Tyburn-
turnpike, being the W. continua
tion of George-st. Portman-sq.
George-Street, Portman-Square, — is
parallel to the N, side of it, or is
the W, continuation of Charles.
st, Manchester-sq, leading by
Upper George-st. to the Edgware-
road.
George - Street (Little), Portman-
Square,— at 32, in the last de
scribed, between Gloucester-street
or place and Baker-st. it extends
to King-st.
George-Street, Great Portland-St.
Marybone, — the first E. parallel
to part of it, viz. from 34 to 53,
it extends from 28, Queen Ann-st.
East, to 23, Upper Marybone-st.
George - Street, Oxford - Street or
Grosvenor-Square, — at 276, Ox
ford-st. the third on the R. i of a
mile from Park-lane and near a
mile on the L, from St. Giles's in
the op, direftion.
George-Street, Hanover-Square,—
about the middle of the S, side,
extending to 26. Conduit-street,
about six doors from 22, New
Bond-st,
George - Street, Tottenha ra - Court,
Tottenham-Court-Road, — on the
Ei side the turnpike, being the
first on the L, frora Hampstead-
road towards Soraraers-town,
George - Street' or Queen - Street,
Hart-Street, Bloomsbury, — at 43,
W. end of Hart-st. extending to
Little Russel-st,
George - Street, 'Britannia - Street,
Gray's . Inn - Lane,  about six
doors

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door^ on the R. from 7, Constitu
tion-Row, neap^. of a mile on the
R. from Holborn, leading to Pen
tonville.
George-Street, Foster-Lane, Cheap-
side, — at 28, the first on the L,
about twelve doors from 148,
Cheapside. it leads to Dean's
court and to 50, St, Martin's-le-
Grand.
George -Street, Mansion - House, —
on the E. side, extending from
Lorabard-st. to Bearbinder-lane,
George - Street, Shoreditch High-
Street, — at 208, W. side, about
i of a mile on the L. north from
Cornhill, and -fifteen doors S.
frora Holywell-lane, it leads to
Thiee.cup-alley.
George - Street (Little), Bethnal-
Green, — at the N. W, corner of
the Green, n«ar Patriot-square,
about l-i ot a mile from 65,
Shoreditch.
George - Street (Great), Bethnal-
Green,  extends frora Little
George-st. tPwards Hackney-road.
See the last described.
George - Street, Bethnal - Green, or
Spitalfields, — the first E. parallel
to part of Brick-lane, say frora
67 to 105, It extends frora Carter-
st. op. Hanbury's brewery to St.
John-st.
George-Street, Spitalfields, — the first
W, parallel to part of Brick-lane.
say from 200 to 213, or the first
on the R. in Wentworth-st, from
Osborn-st. Whitechapel, extending
to Flower and Dean-st,
George-Street, Great Tower-hill or
Trinity-Square, — on the N, side,
being the street behind Postern-
row, leadingtowards the Minories,
George-Street, Minories, — at 142,
W. side, the first on the R, about
twenty doors from Aldgate-church,
extending lo 25, Jewry-st,
George - Street, Mile - End New
'lown,— the flrst W, parallel to

High-st. intersefting Chicksand-st,
or it Is op. Black-lion-yard from
38, Whitechapel-road,
St, George's Street, St. George's
Fields. See Tower-st.
George-Street, Blackfriars-Road,-—
the sixth on the L, | of a mile
from Blackfriars-bridge, or the
second on the R, a few doors
from Surrey-chapel,
George-Street (New), Blackfriars.
Road. — the E. end of the last
described.
George-Street. Great Suffolk-Street.
Borough, — the fourth on the R.
^ of a mile frora 80, Blackman.
Bt, near the King's Bench, it leads
to Cannon-st. Lombard-st. and the
Mint,
George-Street. Greenland-Dock,—
on the N. side Dudman's yard,
about 5 of a mile below Green
land - dock, extending from
George-stairs to Grove-st.
St, George's Terrace, Comraercial.
Road,: — the third on the L, a few
doors from Cannon-street.road
towards Whitechapel, and the first
W. frora Humberston-st.
St, George's (Hanover - Square),
Workhouse, — ^between 101 and
102, on the S, side of Mount-st,
Berkeley-sq. nearly op, Charles-st.
from the S. E. corner of Grosve-
nor-sq.
St. George's Workhouse, Princes-
Street, Old Gravel - Lane, St.
George's in the East, — on the E.
side, at the back .of the Iron-
foundry, near 27, OldGravel-lane.
George- Vard, Duke-Street, Grosve-^
nor.Square, — at 39, the third
on the R, from 276, Oxford-st.
three doors from the square, it
leads into George— st.
George- Yard or Court.Haymarket.-
at 68. W. side, ahout nine doors
on the L. from the Opera-house,
George - Yard, Titchbome - Street,
Hayraarket or Piccadilly,  i&
four

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four doors on the -R. frora Great
Windmlll-st. or frora Coventry-st.
George- Yard, PIccadlllj-, — at 32,
two doors W, from Engine-st,
about I o"f a mile on the R. from
the Hayraarket,
George- Yard, Princes-Street, Soho,-
at 14, E, side, between King-st.
and Gerrard-st. leading to Mac-
clesfield-st.
George- Yard, Coal- Yard, Drury-
Lane, — a few doors on the L. frora
186,, near. Broad-st, St. Giles's,
and High-Holborn,
George- Yard, Little Queen-Street,
Lincoln's -Inn t Fields, — at 30, a
few doors on the L. from 223,
High-Holborn.
George- Yard, Leather-Lane, Hol
born, — at 80, four doors S. frora
Baldwin's Gardens and about |- of
a mile on the L, from 129, Hol
born-hill.
George- Yard, Hatton- Wall, Hatton-
Garden, Holborn, — is two doors
on the L. east from Hatton-garden,
leading to 9. Little Saffron-hill.
Geprge- Yard, High-Street, Isling
ton, — the second on the R. a few
doors frora the City-road, nearly
op, the Ahgel-Inn,
George. Yard,UpperThames-Street,-
at 37. about | of a mile on the R,
frora Blackfriars-bridge, nearly op,
Lambeth-hill.
George- Yard, Seacoal-Lane, Fleet
Larie, — the first on the L. about
nine doors from 40, Fleet-lane,
tpwards Snpw-hill,
Geprge- Yard, Olfl-St. St. Luke's,^
at 108, about twelve dpprs W.
ftpra the church and nearly op.
Golden-lane,
George- Yard, Golden-Lane, St.
Luke's.— a few doors on the
R. from Barbican, or six doors
S. from Playhouse-yard and nearly
op. Cupid's court.
George- Yard, Bow-Lane, Cheap-
side, — at 47, by the church, eight

doors on the L. frorii Sd, Cheap-
side, it leads to Well-coiirt and
Queen-st,
George- Yard, Lorabard-Strect, — at
56, N. side, about fourteen doors
on the R. frora 23, Gracechurch-
street, it leads to St, Michael's
alley and 41, Cornhill,
George-YardjColeraan-Street, Loth
bury, — at 66, E. side, adjoining
Great Bell-alley, twelve doors
on the R. frora the N, end of the
Old Jewry,
George- Yard, Whitechapel High-
Street,  at 88, neariy op. the
church, or the second W, from
Osborn-st, it extends to Went
worth-st, Spitalfields,
George- Yard, Fore-Street, Lam
beth, — about twelve doors on the
L, south ftpm the church and
three or four doors N, frora Har-
pur's walk,
George- Yard (Little), Red-crpss-
Street, Borough, — at 47, on the
E, side, about six doers S. from
Adara's place and about the sarae
distance N. frora Peter-st. Mint,
George- Yard (Old), Kent-Street,
Borpugh. — at the back pf 241,
abput 5 pf a mile on the R. from
St, George's church, nearly op.
' Woolpack-yard,
George- Yard (New), Kent-Street,
Borough, — at the back of the last
described from 241, Kent-st.
George and Catherine- Wheel- Yard,
Bishppsgate- Without, — - at 80,
ten doors on the R, north from
Union-st. leading into Mason's
court, Montague-court, and Spi
tal-square. .
George and Catherine- Wheel-Inn,
Bishopsgate, See the last article.
German-Chapel, Savoy, Strand,—
on the S, side, by the Thames,
entrance by 125, in the Strand,
op. Exeterrchange.
Gerraan-Chapel, Trinity-Lane, 
about six doors on the L. west
from

from Bow -lane, Cheapside, being
the corner of Little Trinlty^lane.
German - Chapel, Little Ayliffe-
Street, Goodman's Fields, — the
second door on the L, frora Red-
lion-st. Whitechapel.
German - Chapel, Brown's Lane.
Spitalfields. — between numbers 8
and 9. three doors E. ftom Wood-
st. and about eight ditto on the
L. from op. 66. Brick-lane.
German - School, Savoy.  a few
yards S. from behind 124. in the
Strand, nearly op. Exeter-change.
towards the Thames,
German and English-School, Little
Ayliffe-Street, Goodman'sFields.-
at 26, a few doors on the L. east
from Red-lion-st. or from Leman-
street.
Gerrard's-Hall-Inn . Basing-Lane. —
on the S. side, the third door on
the R, from 40, Bread-st. Cheap-
side,
Gerrard-Street.Princes-Street,Soho.- at 13, the second on the R. about
thirteen doors N. frora Coventry-
st. it extends to Little Newport-
st, and Grafton-st, Seven-dials.
Gibb's Yard. Mount-Street, Berke
ley-Square. — at 111, about eigh
teen doors on the L. frora the
N, W, corner of the square, it
leads into Farra-st.
Gibbon's Court, New-Lane. Horse
lydown. — about seven doors on the
L. from 32, E. end of Gainsford-
st. towards Horselydown-stairs.
Gibbon's Rents. Berraondsey-St, —
at 26, being that number of
houses on the L, frora Tooley.
St. it leads to Magdalen-st, and
149. Tooley-st,
Gibraltar- Fields, Bethnal-Green, — a
distrift now chiefly built upon, si
tuate between the middle of
Church-st. and Birdcage-walk,
Gibraltar-Place, Gibraltar-Row, St,
George's Fields, — at 20, the se
cond on the L. a few dpors from

Prospeft-place towards Pleasant.

Gibraltar- Row, Prospeft-place, St.
George's Fields. — the fourth on
the L. -^ of a mile from the Ele
phant and Castle, towards Lam.^
beth, or the first E. frora West-sq.
it leads to Pleasant-row.
Gibraltar - Walk, Church - Street,
Bethnal-Green. — entrance at 73,
the fifth on the L. near j- of a
mile from 65, Shoreditch, it
exten.''s to Birdcage-walk.
Gibson's Court, Marybone-Street,
Piccadilly. — at 39, the second on
the L. from the Hayraarket, it
leads to Castle-st. and Air-st.
Gibson's Court, Horselydown. See
Gibbon's.
Gilbert's Buildings, Vauxhall. 
nearly op. Messrs. Fasset and Bur
nett's, Vinegar-manufaftory, ex
tending to the W. side of the
gardens.
Gilbert's Buildings, Westminster-
Bridge-Road, Lambeth. — on the
N. side, about J ofa mile on the
R. from the Obelisk, extending
from Tower-st, to nearly op. the
A.sylum.
Gilbert's Buildings, Baron's Build
ings, St. George's Fields, — the
continuation of the said buildings
on the R. to Tower-st,
Gilbert's Court, Tower-Street, St,
George's Fields,  at 29. N.
side, nearly op. Duke-st. it leads
to Apollo-buildings and Glouces
ter-st.
Gilbert's Passage. Clare.Market,—.
about the middle ofthe N, E, side,
leading to Portugal-st, Lincoln's-
inn-fields.
Gilbert-Street, Clare-Market, — is
the rpw of houses which forms the
N. E, side of the said market.
Gilbert-Street, Blopmsbury,-the first
S. parallel tp part of Great Russell'
St. say from 49 to 65, extending
frpm Queen-st. toBury-st. St. Giles's

St, Giles's Alms. Houses, Smart's
Buildings, Drury-Lane, — the cpn
tinuatlpn of the said buildings
from 183, High Holborn.
St. Giles's Church, High-Street, St,
Giles's, — on the S. side, about
|. of a mile on the L, from High
Holborn towards Oxford-st,
St, Giles's , Church, Cripplegate,—.
near the N. end of Wood-st, frora
122. Cheapside or the W. end of
Fore-st, frora Moorfields.
St. Giles's Workhouse,  at 55,
Broad-st. St, Giles's, about ten
doors on the L. frora Drury-lane
or from the W, end of Holborn,
Gilhara's Court, Hickman's Folly,
Dock-Head, — the second on the
L, from Mill-st, or from Dpck-
head towards Rotherhithe, it leads
into London-st.
Gllham's Court, Rotherhithe, — the
second on the R. a few doors be.
low Cherry-garden-stairs, it leads
to Mill-pond-brldge, about six
doors from West-lane,
Gllham's Fields, Worship . Street,
Finsbury, — on the N, side, the
first on the R. about six doors
from the Curtain.road towards
PauLst.
Gill - Street, Comraercial - Road,
Limehouse, — the second on the
R. a few doors below the church,
or the first E. parallel to Three-
colt-st, extending to Gun-lane,
Giltspur-Street, Newgate-Street, —
the last on the R, from Cheapside,
or the N. continuation of the Old
Bailey, extending from Snow-hill
to West Smithfield,
Glltspur-Street-Compter, — the large
stone-fronted building on the R.
frora Newgate-st. towards Sraith
field. ,
Giraber's Rents, Snow's Fields, Bo
rough, — about the middle of the
N. side of that part of it which is
between Weston-st. and 239, Ber
mondsey-st.

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Gingerbread-Alley, Qaeen-Street>
Ratcliffe, — the first on the R. »
few doors below London-st,- it
leads into Narrow-st,
Gingerbread-Court, Lamb's Alley,
Bishopsgate - Without, — the first
on thfe R. a few yards frora 144,
Bishopsgate-st. on the N, side of
Sun-st.
pirdler's Aims-Houses, Pesthouse-
Row, St. Luke's, — about eight
doors on the L. from Old-street,
by St. Luke's hospital.
Girdler's Hall, Basinghall-Street, —
between 38 and 40, On the E.
side, about twelve doors on the
L. from London-wall.
GlasgoV- Wharf, Lower East Smith-
field, — a few doors E. from Her
mitage-bridge, op. Burr-st. and
near f of a mile below Lpndpn.
bridge by the line ofthe river.
Glasshouse-Alley, Temple-Street, ,
Whitefriars, — the first on the R,
a few yards W. from Whitefriars-
dock, or at the back ofthe houses
which form the W. side of Water-
lane, Fleet-st.
Glasshouse - Court, Mutton - lane,
Clerkenwell,— is two or three
doors on the R. from the N. W.
corner of Clerkenwell-green near
the Sessionsrhouse.
Glasshouse-Court, Glasshouse- Yard,
Goodman's Yard, Minories, — at
the entrance of the said yard. See
Glassho use-yard.
Glasshouse - Court, Glasshoiise-
Street, Vauxhall, — at 17, the first
on the R, two or three doors from
the Terrace, Vauxhall-walk to
wards the Thames.
GlasshousejStreet, Swallow-Street,
Piccadilly, — at 20, the second on
the R. and that number from 43,
Piccadilly, it extends to Maiy-
bone-st. and Brewer-st,
Glasshousfe-Street, Vauxhall, — is si
tuate near the N. side the Gar*
dens, extending from the Terrace,
T , Vauxhall-

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Vauxhall-walk, to Princes-st. by
the Thames,
Glasshouse- Wharf, Cock-Hill, Rat
cliffe, — Is nearly op. Glasshouse-
yard, two or three doors on the
Jl, frora High-st, Shadwell, about
two miles below London-bridge,
by the line of the river.
Glasshouse- Yard, Blackfriars, — on
the E. side of Apothecaries-hall,
between Playhouse-yard, Water-
lane, and Church-entry.
Glasshouse- Yard, Goswell-Street, —
is the N. parallel to a part of it,
entrance by 108, nearly op. Fan-st.
Glasshouse- Yard, Goodraan's Yard,
Minories, — the first on the R. a
few doors frora 60, in the Mino
ries, it leads to Princes-st. and
Roseraary-lane.
Glasshouse- Yard, Sampson's Gar
dens, Wapping, — the second on
the R. in Redraald's lane from
, Hermitage - yard towards the
London-dpck.
Glasshouse- '5fard, Gravel-Lane, Bo
rough, — the second on the R. a
few doors N. frorii Duke-st. and
nearly op. George-st. from Black
friars-road.
Glasshouse- Yard, Borough-Market.-
the first on the R. from the W,
end of York st. towards St, Sa
viour's Church.
Glasshouse- Yard, Cock-Hill, Rat
cliffe, — the first on the L. a few
doors E, from HIgh-st, Shadwell,
or frora Bell-wjiarf, It leads to
Brook-st,
(Glean-Alley, Tpp|ey-Street,  at
218. the fifth pn the R. about |- of
a raile frora the bridge, it leads to
Crown-court and Daffey's Rents.
Globe-Court, Fish-Street-HIll,— at
,22, op. the Monument, about four
doors on the L, from Upper
Thames-st,
Globe-Court, Wapping-Street, — at
57, is about 5 of a mile on the L.
and fifty-seven doors below Her.

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mitage-bridge, or tWP dpprs W»
frpm Globe-st,
Globe-Court, King-Street, Lambeth*
Walk, — at the bottom of King-st. .
ontheR. leading into Gray's walk,
Glpbe-Court or Alley, Narrow-St,
LIraehouse,— ^at 54, the second
on the L. below the Draw-bridge.
it leads to Pleasant-row, and the
New-cut.
Globe-Court, Maid-Lane, Boroiigh,-
the fourth on the L, frora Bank-
end or frora the Clink, it leads to
Globe-walk, and Barclay and Per
kins's brewery,
Globe-House, Globe-Place, Bethnal-
Green, — a few doors on the L.
ftora Green-street towards Cam
bridge-heath, Hackney-road,
Globe-Insurance-Company's- Office,
Cornhill, — five doors on the R.
frora the Mansion-house, extend.
ing through to Lombard-st. also
at 106, Pall-mall, abont six doors
W. of Carlton-house.
Globe-Lane, Mile-EndTRoad, — Is
near -| a mile on the L. below the
turnpike, it extends to Green-st.
Bethnal-Green, and is near ^ a
mile in length.
Globe- Newspaper-Office,  on the
N, side of St. Clement's church
in the Strand, about § of a mile
on the R. west from 'Teraple-bar,
it adjoins the Angel-Inn.
Globe-Place, Bethnal-Green, — the
N. continuation of Globe-st. on
the L. leading towards Hackney-
road, being a part of the W. side
of Back-lane.
Globe - Place. Westminster-Brldge-
Road.Lambeth.-part of theR, side,
commencing near the Marsh-gate,
and extending towards the bridge,
Globe-Stairs, Rotherhithe.— by 192,
Rotherhithe-st. about 2j of a mile
below London-bridge, by the
line of the river and | ofa mile E.
from Rotherhlthe-church, it is
op, Ratcliffe-Cross. Globe-

Globe-Stairs-Alley. Rotherhithe, —
about I of a mile on the R. be
low the King and Queen, op. the
stairs last-described.
Globe-Street, Bethnal-Green,  is,
the N, continuation of Globe-
lane from Mile-end. pr is the first
on the R, abput f of a mile E.
ftom the Green.
Globe-Street, Wapping,  at 60,
Wapping-st. about f of a mile on
the L, below Hermitage-brldge, or
the first street on the R. west frora
the Lpndori-dock,
Globe- Tavern, Fleet-Street!, at 132,
N, side, about twenty-twO doors
on the R. frora Fleet-raarket,
Globe-Walk, Globe-Court, Maid-
Lane, Borpugh, — is the continu
ation ofthe said court to Barclay
and Perkins's brewery.
Globe- Yard, Lower Thames-Street.-
at 58i op, the Custora-house.
about 5 of a mile on the L, from
London-bridge, it is now occu
pied as a King's warehouse,
Gloucester - Buildings, Brompton
High-Street or Road,— —forms
part of the S, side, extending
frora Sloane-st. to Hooper's court
or Queen's buildings,
Gloucester-Buildings, Albion- Place,
Walworth. — at the E, end, ex
tending to Gloucester-place or the
continuatlori of Weymouth-street,
from the Kent-road,
Gloucester - Coffee - House, Picca
dilly, — at 76, about the middle of
the N, side, and the corner of
Berkeley-st,
Gloucester-Court, St, James's Street,
St, Jarines's, — at 9, on the E. side,
and is that number on the R. from
• the Palace, it extends to Crown-
5;ourt,
Gloucester-Court, Whitecross-Street,
St. Luke's, — at 114, about the
middle of the E. side, it leads into
Pump-court, Coleman-street, and
Bunhill-row.

Gloucester-Court (Little), White
cross-Street, St. Luke's, — at the
E. end of the last described.
Gloucester - Court, Curriers - Row,
Blackfriars, — the third on the R.
from Bristow-st. by St. Andrew's
hill, towards Ireland-yard.
Gloucester-House, Upper Grosver
nor-Street, Grosvenor-Square, 
at 33, eight doors on the R. from
Park-lane.
Glpucester-Mews West, Geprge-
Street, Portman-Square, — two or
three doofs on the R. west from
Gloucester-place and about fhe
same distance E. from Montague-
Square.
Gloucester . MeWs North, New-
Road, Marybone, behind 24,
Gloucester-place, on the S, side
Jenkins's nursery, and Lord's
cricket-ground,
Gloucester-Mews East, King-Street,
Portraan-Square, — the second on
the R. about fourteen doors W.
from Baker-st. extending to Dor
set-st.
Gloucester . Mews, George - Street,
Portraan - Square, See Little
Gloucester-st,
Gloucester - Place, New . Road,
Marybone, — forms part of the
N, side, extending ftpm Alsop's
buildings tPwards Lisson-green,
and pp. Salisbury-place and Cum.
berland-place,
GIpucester. Place, Pcrtman-Square,-
the N, cpntinuation of Glouces.
ter-st. from the N. W. corner of
the square coramencIngatGeorge-
st. and leading towards the New-
road,
Gloucester- Place, Hplbprn, — at 147,
N, side, abput six dpprs E, from
Gray's-inn-lane, nearly ppppsite
Middle-row, it leads intP Fox-
cciirt,
Glpucester-Place, Vauxhall. Walk,
Larabeth, — a few houses on the
W. side of the said walk, adjoin ing

ing Glasshouse-st. and the terrace,
near Vauxhall-gardens.
Gloucester-Place, Walworth or
Newington-Butts, — the E. con
tinuation of Prospeft-row, from
Walworth High-st. or road, or the
last on the L. in Weymouth-st.
from the Kent-road.
Gloucester-Place, Walworth-Cora-
roon, — a* the W. end of West-
moreland.row, and the corner of
Prpvidence-place, about i of a
mile Pn the R, frpra Surrey-sq.
towards Camberwell-road,
Gloucester- Row, Gloucester-Street,
Hoxton, — is parallel to the N.
side ofit, the entrance is by 1, at
the W, end of the said street,
Gloucester - Row, Curtain - Road,
Shoreditch, — the second on the
R. from Hog-lane or Worship-st,
and about eight or nine doors S,
from Hplywell.lane,
GIpucester-Street, Portman-Square,-
at the N, W. corner ofthe square,
extending to George-st, it. is con
tinued by Gloucester-place to
wards the New-road,
Gloucester-Street (Little), George-
Street, Portraan-Square, — at 32,
about fifteen doors on the R.
frora Baker-st. it extends to King-
street.
Gloucester-Street. New-Road. Mary
bone, — the sixth on the R. about
i of a mile E, from the York-
shlre-stlneo or the N. continua
tion of Gloucester-place, Port
man-Square, being the first W,
parallelto Baker-st.
Gloucester-Street, (Upper), New-
Road, Marybone, — is op. the last
described or the first on the R,
west from Baker-st. North.
Gloucester . Street North, New-
Road, Marybone, — at 16, Glou
cester-place, op. Quebec-st. the
first street on the L. froin the
Yorkshire-stingo, or the secdnd
W. from Baker-st, North.

Gloucester-Street, Queen - Square,
Blppmsbury,— at 43, the S. W.
ccrner, extending tP the W. end
ofThepbald's road, and leading
to Kingsgate-st. Holborn.
Gloucester-Street, Hoxton- Town,—
is about 4 of a mile on the L. ftpm
Old-st-rpad, extending tp Glou
cester-terrace, Haberdashers-walk.
Glcucester-Street, Mile-End Old,
Town, — the third W. parallel to
part of Cannon-street-road, ex^
tending frora 69, Charlotte-st. ta
the Coraraercial-road.
Gloucester-Street, Vauxhall- Walk,
Lambeth, — about -i- of a raile on
the R. frpra Lambeth-butts to-,
ward, Vauxhall - gardens, an4
about I of a mile on the L. from
the N. side of the gardens.
Gloucester - Street, Oakley - Street,
Larabeth, — the first on the R.
from Westminster - bridge - road,
nearly op. the Asylum, leading to
Union-st, and Tower-st.
Gloucester-Terrace, Hoxton, — the
N. continuation of Haberdashers-
walk, on the R. about ^qfa raile
from Old-st. road, entering by
Pitfield-st.
Gloucester^Terrace, Cannon- Street.
Road, — forriis part of the W, side,
it extends from the Coramercial-
road to Charlotte-st. Whitechapel,
GIovens-Hall.Court, Beech-Lane,
Barbican, — at 7, that number of
doors on the L, frora 3, Whlte^
cross-st. near Chiswell-st.
Goat - Street. Free-School - Street,
Horselydown, — the second on the
L, a few doors frora the E, end
ofTooley-st. it leads to Broad-st.
it also branches off to the R,
leading to John-st, and Queen-st,
Goat- Yard, Whitecross-Street, St.
Luke's, — at 163, the third en the
R. abput sixteen dpprs frpm op.
the church, Old-st. and facing
Banner-st.
Goat- Yard, White-Street, Borough,-
} at

at 11, thesecond on theL. twelve
doors from behind St, George's
church towards Long-lane, Ber
mondsey.
Goat- Yard, Blaekman-Street, Bo-
rpugh,.i— at 25, nearly' pp. Old
Lant-st, being the third pn the L,
and that number frpm the S, side
of St. George's church,
Godalmin or Godllman - Street,
Dpftprs-Cpromons,  the conti
nuation of St, Paul's chain from
14, the S. side St, Paul's-church-
yard, leading to Bennet's hill and
to 217, Upper Thames-st,
Gpdd ards • Rents, Webb -Square,
Shpreditch, — the cpntinuatlpn of
the N, side of it, entering by 47,
Shoreditch, it leads to 48,Wheeler.
street,
Godfrey's Court, Milk - Street.
' Cheapside, — at 24, the secpnd on
the L, about fourteen doors from
J 17, Cheapside.
Godfrey's Row, Mason - Street,
Lambeth, — the second on the L.
about ten or twelve doors frora
SO, Bridge-toad, and near the
. same ijistance from Stangate-st.
Godwins-Court, St. Martin's Lane,
CharingrCross,  at 55. three
doors S. from New-st. It leads to
23, Bedfordbury,
Goff's Coal.Wharf. Whitehall.—
near the bottom of Northumber-
land-st. from the Strand, the en
trance is by Great Scotland-yard,
op, the Admiralty.
Gold or Gould's . Hill, Shadwell
High-Street, — at 97; abouti ofa
mile on the R, below Shadwell-
church, it extends to Lower Shad
well by the side of the Thames.
Gold or Gould . Square, Coppers-
Row, Tower-Hill. — the first on
the L. from Jewry-st, or ftora
Crutched-friars towards Tower-
hill, and immediately behind the
houses on the S. side of John-st.
America-sq,

Gold - Street, King - Street, St,
George's in the East.-^the first
on both the R. and L. about
twenty doors from 30, New
Gravel - lane, it extends from
Boarded-entry to Pearl-st.
Golden-Buildings, Strand, — at 167,
nearly op. the New-church, about
-J. of a mile on the L. from Tcra,
pie -bar, and two or three doors
W. frora Surrey-st.
Golden-Court, Golden-Lane, St.
Luke's. — on the W. side, four oc
five doors on the L. north from
Turk's-head-court, and the fourth
on the R, about twenty - four
doors from Old-st.
Golden-Cross-Inn, Charing-Cross,-
on the N. side, two or three doors
W. from St. Martin's lane.
Golden-Lane, St, Luke's or Cripple
gate, — the second on the L, in
Barbican from 77, Aldersgate-st<
it is op. Red-cross-st, and extends
to Old-st,
Golden-Place, Drury-Lane,  at
138, about the middle of the E.
side, op. Duke's court, it leads
into Great Wild-st,
Golden-Place, Kennington-Lane,— -
is parallel to and immediately be
hind the houses in Chester-place,
extending from Market, st, to
'White Hart-place by Kennington-
' cross.
Go] den- Square, — is about y of a
mile N, from 28, Piccadilly,
along Air-st, Francis-st, and
John-st.! or is | of a mile S,
from 323, Oxford-st. along King-
st. and Upper John-st.
Golden-Fleece-Courtj Minories, —
the second door on the L- from
Aldgate High-st, a few yards S.
from Aldgate-church.
Golden- Fleece- Yard, Tothill-Street,
Westrainster, — .the fourth on the
R. frora the Abbey, or about IQ
or 12 doors S. from Dartmouth-
st. in the op. direaion. Golden-

Gplden. Hart- Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street.at the bottora of Joiners-
hall-lane, frpra 79, in the said
street,
Gplden-Leg-Cpurt, Cheapside,-^ —
at 66, three dpprs W, pf Queen-
st. or about seven ditto E, from
Bow-church.
Golden-Lion-Inn, St, John-Street,
Clerkenwell, — behind 111, onthe
E. side, the second inn. and about
ten doors on the R. north from
Smithfield, r
Golden - Lion - Yard, Gravel -Lane,
Borough, — about the raiddle of
the E, side, between Duke-st. and
Maid-lane, and facing Prices-
place, Edward-streetj Blackfriars-
road. '
Gplden - Mine - Court, Aldersgate-
Street, — at 20, about four doors
on the R. north frora Falcon-sq.
Goldsralths-Alley, Charles-Street,
Drury-Lane,  a small narrow
passage about eight doors on the
R. frora Newton-st, Holborn,'it
leads intp Coal-yard and Smart's
buildings.
Goldsmiths- Aims-Houses, Hackney-
Road, — on the W, or left side the
foot-way, frqm the Nag's head to
London-field, about | of amile on
the L, from Shoreditch-church.
Goldsmith-Court, Great New-Street,
Fetter-Lane,-at 20, about twelve
or fourteen doors on the L. from
20, Fetter-lane along West-Hard-
ing-st.
Goldsmiths - Hall, Foster Lane,
Cheapside, — adjoins 16, and is
that number on the R. from 147,
Cheapside.
Goldsmiths-Place, Hackney-Road,-
on the N. side, about | of a raile
on theL. from Shoreditch-church,
op. Birdcage-walk, and leadingto
wards London-field, Hackney.
Goldsmith Row, East Harding
Street, Fetter-Lane,  is the S.
side of the said street, extending

from 9. Great New-st, to Gun
powder-alley, Shoe-lane,
Goldsmith-Street, Gough-Square,
Fleet-Street, — at the N. W, cor
ner, entrance by 145, Fleet-st.
it extends to Eas^ Harding-st.
three doors E. from Great New-
st. Fetter-lane.
Goldsmith - Street, Wood . Street, •
Cheapside, — at 124, about ten
doors on the L, from 123, Cheap-
side, itextends to 7, Gutter-lane,
Goldsworthy-Row, Deptford Lower.
Road,-about I of a mile on the R.
from Paradise -row. a little beyond
the two mile-stone from London-
bridge, nearly op. China-hall.
Goodge-Street. Tottenham-Court-
Road. — at 64, the third coach-
turning on the L. from Oxford-st,
it extends to Newman-st. Middle
sex-hospital.
Goodraan's Fields, Whitechapel. —
a large distrift situate E. of the
Minories, W, of Church-lane, N.
of Rosemary - lane, and S. of
Whitechapel High-street.
Goodman's Gardens, Palmer's VII-
lage, Westminster,  the second
on the L. from op. Artillery-place,
or from the N. side of Bridewell,
Goodman's Gardens, Hackney -
Road, — is at the back of Middle
sex-place, about 1^ of a mile on
the L, from Shoreditch-church,
Goodman's Stile, Church - Street,
Whitechapel, — the second on the
R. a few doors from 72, White
chapel High-street, extending to
Lambert. St. and Little- Ayliffe-st.
Goodman's Yard, Minories, — at 60,
on the E. side about twenty-two
doors on the R. from Sparrow-
corner, Tower-hill, it extends to
Mansel-st. and Prescot-st.
Goodwin and Powell's Wharf, Ber
raondsey or Rotherhithe-wall, —
on the E. side of Fountain-stairs,
about IA of a mile from London-
bridge, by the line of the river, Gjosc

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Goose and Gridiron Coach-Office,
St. Paul's Church- Yard, — behind
74, on the N. side, the corner of
London House-yard.
Goswell - Place, Goswell - Street-
Road, — about I of a raile on the
R.' from Old-street, and near the
same distance on the L. frora
Islington, it leads to Charles-street,
V Northampton - terrace, and the
City -road,
Goswell-Street, St, Luke's or Clerk
enwell, — is the N. continuation
of Aldersgate-st. and St. Martin's
le-grand, entering by 66, New
gate-street, it extends to Perceval-
street.
Goswell Street-Road, — the Ni con
tinuation of Goswell-street, ex
tending frora Perceval.street to
the City-road, Islington,
Gough- House, Paradise-Row, Chel
sea, — op, 10, a few yards on the
L. from the Hospital towards Bat
tersea-bridge,
Gough-Square,. Fleet-Street, — is be
hind the middle of the N. side,
entrance by 145 and 151, it leads
to 20, Fetter-lane, by West Hard
ing-street,
Gould's Court,, Lambeth Upper-
Marsh,  is. about twenty-four
doors on the L, west from the
turnpike nearly op. Stangate-st,
Goulston-Court, Goulston-Square,
-Whitechapel,  on the E. side
leading tb Old Castle-st,
Goulston.Square, Whitechapel, 
about twelve doors on both the
R, arid the L, from 140, White
chapel, along Goulston-st,
Gpulston-Street, Whitechapel, High-
Street, — —at 140, about -|- of a
roile on fhe L. east from Aldgate-
church, it leads to Goulston-squ.
and Wentworth-street,
Gower-Mews, Gower-Street, Bed
ford-Square, —at 82, five doors on
the L, frora the N. E. cprner of
Bedford-s^uare.

Gower - Mews (Upper), Gower-
Street, Bedford-Square, — the first
E, parallel to it, or the first on
the L, in Francis - stecet, frdm
Gower-Street, towards Tavlstock-
square. .
Gower-Street, Bedford-Square, — at
the N. E. corner, extending to
Francis-st. Tottenhara-court-rd,
Gower - Street (Upper), Bedford-
Square,  the continuation of
Gower-Street from Francis-street,
Tottenham-court-road.
Gower's Walk, Whitechapel,  is
parallel to and between Lambeth-
street and Lower Church-lane,
commencing about three doors E.
of Goodman's stile, and leading
• to Well- yard and 82, Lemon-st.
Govey's Place, Mile - End - Hlgh-
Road, — is situate between the
Three Mackerel and the Mackerel
and Bell public houses, near two
miles on the L. from Aldgate-
pump.
Graces-Alley, Wellclose-Square.— —
at the N. W, corner leading to
Well-street, by the Royalty thea
tre, or three doors on the L. in
Well-street from 4, Cable-st,
Graces- Yard, Minories,  at 46",
about the middle of the E, side,
two doors N. from Swan-st.
Gracechurch-Street, — the N. conti
nuation of Fish-street-hill from
London -bridge, extending from
Eastcheap to Leadenhall-street,
or to Cornhill,
Grafton . Court, Paradise - Street,
Marylebone, — ten doors on the
R, from 82. High-st. it leads to
Conway-court, Burying-ground-
passage, and Paddingtori-st.
Grafton Mews, Grafton - Street,
Fitzroy-Square, — at 20, thirteen
doors onthe R. from 120. Totten-
ham-Court-road, towards the sq.
it extends to 20, Warren-st.
Grafton-Street, Tottenhara Court-
Road,— at 120, about -f a mile OB

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on the L. from Oxford-street, or
the second on the R. from the New-
road, it extends to the S, side of
Fitzroy-square,
Grafton-Street (East), Tottenhara-
Court-Road, — is op, Grafton-st.
and 120, Tottenham-court-road,
See the last described,
Grafton-Street (Upper), Fitzroy-
Square, — the W. continuation of
the S. side the said square, extend
ing from Cpuway-st. to Cleve
land-street.
Grafton-Street, Soho, — the N. con
tinuation of Gerrard-street. from
Princes-street, or of Little New
port-street, from Long-Acre, it
leads to Monmouth-st.
Grafton-Street, Dover-Street, Picca.
dilly, — the N. continuation ofit,
, entering by 68, Piccadilly, it
extends from Hay-hill, to 156,
New-Bond-st.
Grafton. Yard, Tottenham-Court, —
behind the houses on the E. aide
the Hampstead-road, op. Totten
hara-court-road.
Graham's Buildings, Blue-Anchor-
Alley, Bunhill-Row, St. Luke's,-
the first on the R. a few doors
from 108. Bunhill-row, towards
98, Whitecross-st.
Granby's-Buildings, Drury-Lane, —
at 111, about J of a mile on the
R, from the New church in the
Strand, and two doors N, from
Whitehorse-yard,
Granby's Buildings, Vauxhall- Walk,
Larabeth, — the first on the R.
through Queen's court or yard,
from Lambeth-butts.
Granby-Gardens, Artichoke- Yard,
Lambeth-Marsh, — a few doors on
the R. in the said yard, from 18,
Lambeth-marsh.
Granby - Place, Artichoke - Yard,
Larabeth-Marsh. the N. continua
tion of fhe said yard, towards
Narrow-wall, from 18, Lambeth-
marsh.

Granby-Row, Bethnal-Green-Road,.
is the first S. parallel to part of it,
say from 73 to 92. it extends
from Abbey-st, to White-st,
Granby-Row, Granby-Street, Beth
nal-Green, — about three doors
on the L. from James-st. and near
the same distance on the R. from
Oakley's - row, leading into
Busby-st,
Granby-Street, James-Street. Beth
nal-Green.— rthe first on the R,
eight doors from 124, Church-st,
it leads tpOakley's-row, Thpmas-
st. and Brick-lane.
Grand - Junction - Wharf, White
friars, — (Messrs, Harvey and Na
pier's) at the bottom of Water.
lane from 68, Fleet-st, bearing to
the R, on the W, side White-
friars-dock, |ofa mile W, from
Blackfriars-bridge,
Grange-Court, Carey-Street, Lin
coln's-inn-fields,— at 27, about
five or six doors on the R, from
Portugal-st. it leads to Clement's
lane and Clare-market,
Grange -House -Lodge, Michael's-
Grove, Brompton, — at the end of
the said grove from Brompton
high-road, about f a mile on the
L. from Knightsbridge,
Grange-Road. Bermondsey.-,-com.
mences at Star-corner, by Ber-
mondsey New-road, and extends
E, to what was lately called the
Grange, about ^ of a mile in
length. It then branches off on the
R. by Fort-place to the green man
Kent-road, and on the L. by Ber-
mondsey-spa to Printer's place,
Jamaica-row, say ^ ^ mile each
way.
Grange-Terrace, Grange-Road,—
See Anderspn's Buildings.
Grange-Walk, Bermondsey-Square,-
at the S. E, corner, extending to
what was latelycalled the Grange,
about -i. of a mile in length, and
leads to the Neckinger-road. Grange.

Graystock-Place, Fetter-Lane, See
Greystock-Place.
Great- Yard, Gun-Alley. Wipping,-
the second on ithe R. frora 101,
Wapping-Street, or a few doors
from Green-bank, on the E. side
of Wapping-church.
Great- Yard, Parish-Street, Horse
lydown, — the second on the R.
from the bottom of Tooley-street,
leading to Dog and Bear-yard.
Greek's Court, Bermondsey-Street, -
at 39, that number of doors on
the L. from Tooley-street, and
nearly op. Webb-st.
Greek-Street, Soho, — at the S. E.
corner of Soho-square, extending
to the W. end of Litchfield-street,
or the E. end of King-street, from
Princes-st.
Green-Bank, Wapping, — below the
London docks, extending from
the N. side of Wapping-church to
160, Old Gravel-lane, about ^
of a mile on the R. from Ratcliffe-
highway,
Green-Bank, Tooley-Street,— at 8 1 .
about J cf a mile on the L. being
that number of houses from Lon
don-bridge and two or three doors
below Morgan's lane.
Green's Buildings, Lambeth Lower-
Marsh, — the first on the R. ahout
-g- of a mile from the turnpike,
(near Wcitminster-bridge) towards
Surrey-chapel, Blackfriars-road.
Green-Church- Yard, St. Catherine's
Court, St. Catherine's, — the "firbt
on the R. in the said court, enter
ing from St. Catherine's street, or
at the bottomof'St. Catherine's
lane, from 50, Upper East-Smith -
field.
Green-Court, Tothill-Fields, West
minster, — at thebackof the Horse-
guards -hospital, Rochener - row,
about -I of a mile from Bucking-
ham-gate.
Green-Court, Coleman-Street, Lon
don-Wall, — about nine doors on

the R. from London . wall, or
about f of a mile on the L, north
from thfe Old-Jewry,
Green-Court, Green-Street, Black
friars-- Road,  Is t.wo or three
doors S. from Hopton's alms
houses, or is nearly op. Church-st.
from Blackfriars-road.
Green- Park, St. James's Park, — on
the W. side the Stable-yard, ex
tending from St. James's Park to
Piccadilly.
Green- Place, Green-Street,- Bethnal-
Green, — the first on the R: be-
low Globe-st. about -j of a mile
E, from the Green.
Green's Row, Chelsea, — is op. the
Hospital-wall, being the- second
on the L. along Smith-st. from the
King's road, or the first on the R.
from Paradise-row,
Green's Row, Berraondsey New-
Road, — the fourth on the L, a
few doors from the Bricklayers-
arms, Kent-road towards Ber
mondsey - church, it leads to
Green's Rope-walk,
Green-Street, Leicester-Square, — at
the S. E. corner, extending to 6.
Castle-streer, and nearly opposite
Hemming's row from 118, St,
Martin's lane.
Green-Street. Theobald's Road, Red-
Llon-Square. — opposite 30, about
three doors on the R. west from
Great James-st, and Bedford-row,
and near the same distance E, from
Red-lion-st. and Lamb's-conduit-
street.
Green-Street, North Audley-Street,
Grosvenor-Square. — at 27. the
second on the R. about twelve
doors from 262. Oxford-st. itex
tends to Park-lane.
Green - Street or Court, Little
Pulteney-Street. Gplden -Square,-
at 10, that number of doors on
the R. from Wardour-st. or from
Princes-st. Soho, it extends to
20, Peter-street. Green-

Green-Street, Bethnal-Green, — at
the S. E, corner ofthe Green,
extending east towards Bow. com
mon, about |- ofa mile In length.
Green-Street, Blackfrlats-Road, or
Christ-Church, — the first on the
R. about eight doors frora that
part ofthe said road which is op.
Christ-church, It leads to . Bear-
lane 'and Green-walk.
Green-Street, Bennet's Row, Black
friars - Rpad pr St, Geprge's
Fields, — the third on the R. from
the said road, about ^ a mllefrom
Blackfriars-bridge, it extends to
' Higlers-lane.
Green-Street (New), Higlers-Lane,
St. George's Fields, — nearly op.
the last, or the 6th on the R. from
Blackfriars-road, it leads into
King-st. and Belvedere-buildings
by the King's Bench.
Qreen .. Walk, Buckingham - Row.
James - Street, Westminster, 
about I of a mile on the R. from
Buckingham-gate, along James-st.
and on theE. side pf Lady Da
cre's alms-houses.
Green - Walk. Christ v Church,
Surrey. — thesecond on the R. in
Holland-st. entering from Black
friars-road by the bridge. It ex
tends to Church-st.
Green-Walk, Christ-Church. Surrey,
or Blackfriars-Road, — the third on
the R, in the said road, about ^ of
a mile from the bridge, it extends
from the S. side of the church to
Collingwood-st.
preen-Walk, $t. George's FIe)ds.
See Green-Street,
Green- Yard (for the ,City), White-
Crpss-Street; Cripplegate. — at 34,
the first on the R, about nine
doors N, from 115, Fore-st,
Green- Yard. Pepper-Alley, High-
Street, Borough, — the first on the
,L. about three or four doors from
214. High - street by London-
itiridge.

Green - Yard, Upper East- Smith-
field, — at the back'of 110, op.
Nightingale-lane, or the fifth on
the R, in Blue-anchor-yard frora
48, Rosemary -lane.
Green - Dragon - Yard, Swallow-
Street,— -at 37, about 1^ of a mile
on the L, frora .'322, Oxford-st.
and nearly op. Conduit-st.
Green -Dragon -Court, Cow- Lane,
West Smithfield, — at 43, about
twent,y-one doors on the L. east
from Fleet-market and nearly op.
Hosier-lane.
Green-Dragon-Court, St. Andrew's
Hill, Blackfriars, — at 10, the first
on the L. about eight doors from
Earl-st. and is nearly op. fhe church.
Green-Dragon- Yard, Worship-Street
or Hog-Lane, Shoreditch, — the
first on the L. a few doors from
21, Norton-falgate towards the
Curtain- road.
Green - Dragon - Court or Yard,
Whitechapel-Road. — ten doorson
the L. east from Osborn-st. It
extends- from op. the church to
Montague-st.
Green-Dragon- Alley. Wapping, — at
1 94, Wapping-st. two doors W.
from New Gravel-lane, nearly op.
New Crane-stairs.
Green-Dragon- Alley, Narrow-Street,
Limehouse, — the second on the
L. about nine doors from Mr.
Turner's wharf, leading into
Risby's rope-walk.
Green-Dragon-Court, Pligh- Street.
Borough,-!— the first W. parallel to
part of it, say from 276 to 287, '
pr the first on the R. In York-st.
Green-Dragon-Inn, Bishopsgate,—
behind 86,- Blshopsgate-street--
within, pn the W. side, about
twenty doors S, from the churcb.
Green-Dragon-Inn, Giltspur-St.-T-
at the N. end ofthe Compter, or
the first gateway on the R, a few
yards from Newgate-s];. towards
Smithfield. Green-

Green-Dragon-Coach-Office,-at 56,
Fleet-st. about the middle of the
S, side, seven doors E. from Ser
jeants-inn.
Greenfield-Street, Mile-End Old-
Town, — the third on the R, frora
266, Whitechapel - road alpng
Fieldgate-street. extending to th?
Comraercial-road. or the sixth on
the R, in the Commercial-road.
W, frora Cannon-st. road.
Green^Gate-Cpurt or Yard, Harap-
stead-Road, — is about i of a raile
oi> the L. from the New-road or
from Tottenhara-court-road and a
few doors N. of the chapel.
Green - Gate - Gardens, !Hackney-
Road, — Is about J. ofa mile on
the R, frora Shoreditch-church,
behind the Green-gate Public-
house,
Green-Gate-Court or Yard, Curtain-
Road, Holywell - Mount. — the
first on the L, a few doors from
Worship-st, or a few doors on the
R. from Chapel-st.
Green-Arbour or Green-Harbour-
Court, Lambeth - Hill. Upper
Tharaes-Street,  the second on
the L. a few doors frora 212^
Upper Thames-st. or five doors on
the R. from Old Fish-st.
Green- Arbour or Green-Harbour-
Court. Old-Bailey, — about four
or five doors on the R. from Snow-
hill, nearly op. Newgate-st. it
leads by a flight of steps to Sea-
coal-la ne.
Green-Harbour-Court, Little Moor-
fieldsj-^about six doors on the
L, from 62, Fore-st. pear the W.
side of Moorfields.
Greeri-Harbour-Court.Goldeu-Larte. St, Luke's, — about ten doots on
the R, in Turk's-head-court from
the W.side of GoldenJane, it leads
to French-alley and 21, Goswell-
street,
Greenhill's Rents, St. John-Street,
yVest Smithfield, — about fourteen

doors on the L. from 75, on the
N. side of Smithfield. it leads to
Red-Iion-court and Cow-cross.
Green- House - Row, Westminster-
Bridge-Road, St. George's Fields,-
forms part of the N. side, a few
doors on the R. from the Obelisk
towards the bridge.
Greenland or Coramercial-Dock,—
at the lower part of Rotheriiithe,
about 3^ miles from London-
bridge by the the line of the river,
and near |- of a raile frora the
Viftualling-office, Deptford, inthe
op. direftion.
Green- Lettuce-Court. Fore-Street,
Cripplegate, — at 106, about six
door's on the L. from Cripplegate
buildings towards Moorfields.
Green-Lettuce-Lane, Cannon-St.—
at 30, nearly op, Abchurch-lane,
it leads to Lawrence-pountney-
hill, Duck's-foot-lane, and 145,
L^^pper Tharaes-st,
Green-Man and Still Waggon-Of
fice, Oxford-Street, — at 324, the
corner of Swallow-st. Note, the
Coach- office is nearly opposite.
Greenwich (Little), 43, Aldersgate-
st. See Horn-alley.
Greenwood's Court, Nightingale-
Lane,— at 26. the fifth on the R.
from no. Upper East Smithfield
and between Angel-alley and Sun-
yard.
Greenwood's Rents, Slade's Build
ings, Angel-Square, Bishopsgater
Without. — the W. continuatipn of
it. entering by 137. Bishopsgate-
street, about six doors N. from
Sun-street.
Gregg's Alley. Essex-Street, White
chapel, — the third pn the R. frem
106. 'Whitechapel High-st. two pr
three doors frora Wentworth-st.
Gregg or Grigg's Court. Goodman's
Yard, Minories, — the second on
the L. from 66, in the Minories,
or the first on the R. iij Swan-st,
ftom 43, Minories, Gregg'?

Gregg's or Grieg's Gardens. Com
mercial-Road, St, George's in the
East. — on the N. side by Doran's
Row, about 5 of a mile on the
L, below Cannon-st. road.
Gregorles or Gregory's Court, Cor
poration-Row, Clerkenwell^ — the
first on the L. three or four doprs
frora the N. end of St, John-st.
West Smithfield.
Gregory's Place. Half- Moon- Alley,
Aldersgate-Streetj-the first on the
R. a few yards from 138.' Alders
gate-st. towards Bar.tholomew-
clpse.
Gregpry's Place. New- Way, Maze,
Bprough, — about ten doors on the
L, from 30, inthe Maze towards
- St, Thomas's hospital, or is facing
the S. end of Dean-st. frora 201,
. Tooley-st,
Gregory's Terrace, Hull-Street, St,
Luke's, — at the N. end of it,
facing the'Market-garden, enter-
. ing by John's row.
Grendon's Court, Tabernacle-Walk,
-Moorfields, — the second on the
R. a few doors frora the Taber
nacle towards Old-st.
Grenville-Street Brupswlck-Square,-
atthe S. W. corner, extending to
^3. Upper Guilford-st. and the
second W. In'it, from the Found
ling-hospital.
Grenville-Street,, Sommers-Town, —
the first parallel to the N, side ot
Clarendon-square or Polygon.
Grenville-Mews, Grenville-Street.
Sommers-Town, — is parallel to
and between the S. side of the said
street and the N, side, of Claren
don-square,
Gresham-Al'ms-Houses, SsetheCity-
Green-Yard behind 34, White
cross-st. Cripplegate.
Gresse-Mews, Gresse-Street, Rath
bone-Place, — at the S. end of the
said St. behind numbers 21 ,& 22.
CresscStreet, Rathbone-Place. — at
•22, that number of doors on the

R, from 24, Oxford-st. it leads to
Stephen-'St, and to Black -horse-
yard, Tottenham-court-road,
Greville - Street, Brook - Street,
Brook's-Market, Holborn,  the
first on the R, about ten or twelve
doors from 140, Holborn-hill, it
extends to Leather-lane,
Greville - Court, Greville - Street,
afpresaid, — at 9, pn the N. side,
leading intp Beauchamp-st. and
Brook's-market. ,
Grey . Coat - Place, Tpthill - Fields,
Westminster. — on the W, side of
the Grey-coat-school, nearly op.
Rochester-row.
Grey-Coat-Schpol, Tothill-Fields,
Westminster. — at the W. end of
Great Peter-st. and S. -end of
Strutton-ground. extending onthe
L. towards Rochester-row.
Grey-Eagle-Street, Spitalfields, — the
first on the R.in Phosnlx-st. about
twenty - seven doors from 38,
Wheeler-st. it extends to Black-
eagle-st. leading to Brick-lane,
by Hanbury's brewery.
Grey- Friars, Newgate-Street,  at
108, on the N. side, nearly op.
Warwick.lane, leading to Christ's
hospital .
Greyhound.Alley, St, Mary-Axe.—
about six doors on the R, from
116, Leadenhall-st. leading into
"Bury-st.
Greyhound-Court, Millford-Lane,
Strand, — the first on the R. afew
doors from 200, in the Strand.
leading to Water-st. and Arundel-
street.
Greyhound - Court, Chick - Lane,
West Smithfield, — about six dosrs
on the R. from Field-lane or from
Saffron-hill, or the last on the L.
from West-st. West Smithfield.
Greyhound - Court. St. Catherine's
Lane, Tower- Hill. — the secpnd
on the L. a few doors from 49,
Upper East-Smithfield, it leads to
Back- alley. Greyhound-

Greyhpund-Tnn, West Smithfield, —
between 12 and 13, on the W.
side, about twelve doprs N, from
Hosier-lane,
Greyhound - Lane, Whitechapel-
Road, — at 1,06, op. the London-
hospital, about f of a mile on the
L. below Aldgate - church, it
extends to Ducking-pond-row.
Greyhound- Yard, High-Holborn, —
at 82, about -I a mile on the R.
from Fleet-market and ten doors
W. from Red-lion-st.
Greystock-Place, Fetter-Lane, — at
101. nearly op. Dean-sl. the third
on the R. from 33, Holborn-hill.
leading to Cursltor-st. Chancery-
lane,
Grievson's Rents, Melior - Street,
Snow's Fields, Borough, — about
the middle ofthe N. side between
John-st, and Marble-court.
Griffin - Inn, Church - Street, St.
George's, Borough, — facing the
S, side of the church, a few yards
on the R, from Blackman-st. to
wards Kent-st. about | a ^mlle
from Londor)-brIdge.
Griffin-Passage, Half-Moon-Street,
Piccadilly, — at 28, the first on the
L. nineteen doors from Piccadilly.
leading to Shepherd's market.
Griffin- Place, Dog-Row, Bethnal-
Green, — the first on the R. a few
doors from Mile-end-turnpike
towards Bethnal-green.
Griffin-Street, Shadwell, — the con
tinuation of Peal alley from 61,
Shadwell High-st. or the first E.
parallel to Fox's lane, extending
from Shadwell-market to Shad
well-dock.
Griffin's Wharf, Tooley-Street,— -at
the bottom of Morgan's lane, from
80, Tooley-st. about I of a mile
'below London-bridge.
Griffith's Rents, Bermondsey-Street,-
at 31, and is that number of
houses on the L. from Tooley-st.
it leads }iy a narrow passage to
Magdalen-st,

Grims^on's Rents, Melior - Street,
Snow's Fields, Borough, — about
the middle of the N. side, be.
tween John-street and Weston-st.
Grocer-Court, Shoreditch,  at 83,
the fourth on the R. a few doors
frora the turnpike towards Shore
ditch-church,
Grocer-Court, Kingsland-Road. 
at 55, on the N, side of Sanders's
Gardens, a few doors on the L,
from Shoreditch-church.
Grocer-Court, Upper Well-Alley,
Wapping, — the second on the L,
a few'doors frora 110, Wapping-
st. on the E. side the church.
Grocers-Hall-Court, Poultry,  at
35, about ten or twelve doors ori
the R, west from the Mansion-
house and leads to Grocers-hall,
Grog - Court, Nightingale - Lane,
Limehouse, — af theN. epd of it
by the New-cut,
Grosvenoj-Gate, Park-Lane, — near
-I a raile on the L. from Piccadilly, ,
or about | pf a mile on the R,
from Oxford-st. in the op. direc
tion, leading into Hyde-park.
Grosvenor-Markct, Davies-Street.
Oxford-Street. — the first on the
L, about six doors from 29'2,
Oxford-st. It communicates with
South Molton-st. at 23,
Grosyenor-Mews, Grosvenor-Street,
Grosvenor-Square, — at 77, three
or four doers on the L. from 123,
New £ond-st. leading to Davies-
st. Berkeley-square,
Grosvenor-Place. Hyde- Park-Cor
ner, — on the S, side the turnpike
where the nu mbers begin, it extends
to the King's road, and is conti.
nued by Lower Grosvenorrplace
to Arabella-row, Pimlico.
Grosvenor-Place (Lower), Pimlico,-
extends frora the King's road to
Ranelagh-st, and is about | of a
mile on the R. frora Bucking-
hara-gate. See the last article.
Grosvenot-Row, Chelsea, — the E,
contin uauoi}

G
continuation of Royal Hpspltal-
row, extending from George-st. to
Ebury-st. and Queen-st.
Grpsvenor-Place, Borough-Road, St.
Geprge's Fields, — a part of the
S, side, extending from Mans
field-place on the R. frpm the
Obelisk towards the Stones-end
and Newlngton-causeway.
Grosvenpr-Square, — at the S. end ef
Duke-st. frpm 277, Oxford-st. or
the third on the R. in Grosvenor-
st. frora 123, New Bo»d-st, also
at the N. end of South Audley-
st, i of a mile from Stanhope-st,
Park-lane.
Grosvenor-Street, New Bond-Street,-
at 123, the fourth on theL. about
-j- of a raile frora 58, Piccadilly,
or the third on the R. |. of a raile
-from 307, Oxford-st, it extends
to Grosvenor-square.
Grosvenor-Street (Upper), — the W.
continuation of the last described,
extending from the S. W. corner
of the square to Park-lane.
Grosvenor-Street (Little), Berkeley-
Square,-^ — at 63, Grosvenor-st.
nine doors E. from Davies-st.
it leads to Grosvenor-mews. John-
st, and Berkeley-square,
Grosvenor-Street, Pimlico, — forras
part of the E. side of the King's
road , ex tending from Upper Eaton-
street, or from Grosvenpr-place
towards Chfelsea.
Grosvenor-Street, MIllbank-Row,
Westrainster, — at 6, under the
archway, about seventeen doors on
the bank of the Tharaes frora
the Hor'eferry-road.
Grove, Great Guildford - Street,
Borough, — is op. New-street, and
is, the first on the L. about fifteen
doprs frpm 35, Queen-st.
Grove (Ne,w), MIle-Ertd-Road, 
forras part of the S. side, viz.
between the Plough and Thorap-
son's nursery, about 2^ miles
ftom Aldgate-pump,

near 2J railes

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Grove's Court, WhIte-Horse-street,
Ratcliffe,— at the E. end of Brook.
street, nearly op. Butcher-row, by
Bull or Ball-yard.
Grove-House, Mile-End-Road, — -
about f of a mile on the L. below
the Plough, 'towards Thompson's
nursery and Bow,
from Aldgate.
Grove. Place, Northampton-Terrace,
City-Road, — is about i ofa mile
on the L. from Finsbury-square,
and is near the turnpike, op. the
City - gardens and Anderson's
buildings, it leads to Goswell-
street-road.
Grove-Place, Mile-End. Road, 
is parallel to part of the south side
of it, viz. from the turnpike to
Assembly - row. It extends from
Epplng-place to Redman's row,
leading towards. Stepney- green,
Grove-Place, Deptford. — the conti.
nuatlon of Vlftualling-ofllce.row,
on the W. side the King's Dock
yard, leading towards Butt-lane.
Grove - Row, Cambridge - Heath,
Hackney-Road, — behind the Hare
Public -house by the turnpike,
about a mile frpm Slipreditch-
church.
Grove- Road, Mile- End- Road, — a
few yards on the L, Tielow the
Plough, about 1^ of a mile E.
from Mile-end turnpike, and 2|^
from Aldgate.
Grove-Street, Greenland-Dock, — is
parallel to the Thames on the W.
side of Dudman's yard, it extends
from George-Street or Hunt's row,
(about § of a mile below Green
land-dock) to Viftualllng-office-
row.
Grove-Street, Commercial-Road.—
the fourth on the L. v/est from
Cannon- street- road, nearly op.
Thomas-street, and the first E. of
Kmg-street.
Grot's Gardens, Cannon - Row,
Mint-Street, Borough,  a few
doors

doors w.from the S, end of Lom
bard-st. prfrom Little Suffolk-st.
Grub-Street, Westminster. — at 33,
Vine-st. about eight doors on the
L. from 43, Millbank-street,
extending to the Horse-ferry-td.
Grub-Strecti Cripplegate,  at 97,
Fore-street, the third on the R.
from Moorfields, or fifteen doors
on the L, from the N. end of
Wood-street, Cheapside, it extends
to Chiswell-st.
Grub's Yard, Castle- Lane, Borough, -
two or three doors on the L. north
from Morris's-walk, or a few doPrs
on the R. frora Maid-lane.
Guilford -Mews, Great Guilford -
Street, Russell-Square,-— at 87,
about five doorsW.from Lansdown-
place, and the same distance E.
from Grenville-st.
Guilford- Place, Great Guilford-
Street, Russell-.square, — about the
middle of the S. side, op. ' the
Foundling-hospital, or the N.
termination of Lamb's Conduit-st.
and Red-LIon-st, frora 71, High
Holborn,
Guilford-Street (Great), Russell -
Square, — on theE, side, extending
to Gray's-inn-lane, or is the fourth
on the L. In Gray's-inn-lane, near
¦| a mile from Middle - row,
Holborn,
Guilford-Street Upper,— the W. end
of the last described is so called,
Guilford-Street (Little), Russell-
Square, — at 49, Bernard-st. under
the archway, the first on the L,
a few doors from Russell-sq. it
extends to Great Coram-st,
Guildford-Street (Great), Queen-
Street, Borough, — at 35, the third
on the R. about | of a mile from
214, High-street, it extends to
Maid-lane.
Guildford-Street (Little), Queen -
Street, Borough, — at 74, op. the
last described, it leads to Lom
bard-street and the Mint.

Guildhall, King-Street, Cheap-
side, — at the N, end ofit, from
92, Cheapside. it comraunicates
with 76, Basinghall-st,
Guinea-Mew,"^, Bruton- Place, Berke
ley-Square, See Brutpn-Mews,
Gullan's- Yard, Princes-Street, West.
minsler,  is behind 1. Great
George-st, nearly facing the S. E,
corner of St, Jaraes's-park.
Gullan's Yard. New Bond-Street, -
at 52, between Maddox-s,treet and
Brook-street, about | of a mile
on the R, from 58, Piccadilly,
and i ditto from 307, Oxford.
street.
Gullman's Mews or Yard, Bruton-
Street, Berkeley-Square,  the
second on the L. about five or six
doors from 146, New Bond-st,
Gun- Alley (Little), Moorfields,-
at 27, about the middle of the W,
side, the fourth on the L, from
61, Fore-street, four or five dodrs
from Tenter-alley,
Gun-Alley (Upper), Wapping, — at
104, Wapping-Street, op. Gun-
dock, about seven doors on the L,
below the London-docks,
Gun-Alley (Lower), Green-Bank,
Wapping, — about seven doors on
the L. east from the London-docks,
nearly op. Wapping-church and
the last described.
Gun-AlIcy. Bermondsey-Street, — ^at
81. about the middle of the E,
side or six doors N, from Russell-
st. It leads to White's grounds.
Gun-Court, St. John-Street, Clerken
well,— at 161, two doors S. frora
Wilderness-row, about i of a
mile on the R. from West Smith-
field.
Gun-Court, Cable-Street, Wellclose-
Square. — at 58. two or three doprs
pn the L. east frora Church-lane,
Gun-Dock, Wapping, — nearly pp.
104, Wapping - street, twp or
three dpprs E. from the London-
docks, and abont IJ of a mile
below

below London-bridge by the line
of the river.
Gun-Lane, Limehouse,  at 23,
Three-colt-street, about twelve
doors on the R. n-orth from Rope-
roakers-fields, it extends to the
Coramerclal-road.
Gun-Square, Houndsditch, — at 160,
seven doors on the R. from Ald
gate-church, and two doors from
Gravel-lane,
Gun-Street, Spitalfields or Old Ar
tillery-Ground, — the third on both
the R. and the L. In Union-st.
from 69,Bishopsgate-without,it ex
tends from Artillery-st. to Fort-st,
Gun-Street, Higlers-Lane or Friar-
Street, St. George's Fields, — the
third on the R. from that part of
Blackfriars-road vvhich is nearly
op", the Magdalen hospital, it leads
• to James-st. and the Borough-road.
Gun-Yard, Pepper- Alley, High-
Street, Borough, — the first on the
L. a few yards from 314, High-
st, by London-bridge,
Gunhill - Court, Cherry - Garden-
Street, Rotherhithe or Berraond
sey, — the second. on the L. a few
doors from Cherry-garden-stairs,
Gun-House- Alley and Stairs, Lam
beth. See Borab-house-alley.
Gunpowder-Alley, Shoe-Lane, 
at 95, about eighteen dpprs pn the
L, frora 130, Fleetrst, it Is conti
nued by East Harding-st. to Great
New-st. leading to Fetter-lane,
Gunpowder-Court, Crutched-Frlars,
or Jewry - Street, — two or three
doors on the R. from John-st.
. America-square, towards Aldgate,
Gun.nndShotWharf,Tooley.Street,- at the bottom of Morgan's-lane
on the R, from 80, Toolfey-street.
about I of a mile below-London-
brldge,
Gut-Lane, Poplar. ' See Dqlphin-
lane,
Gutter-Lane, Cheapside,— at 132,
the second on the L. from St,

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Paul' -church-yard, it extends to
Maiden-lane, and is on the E, side
of Goldsmith's-hall,
Guy's Hospital, St. Thomas's Streef,
Borough, — a few doors on the R.
frora 43, High-st, about f ofa
mile frpm London-bridge.
Gwyn's or Gwin's Buildings, Gos
well-Street-Road,  part of the
W. side, adjoining the City-
road by the New-river near Isling
ton.
Gynn's- Place, Lisson-Grove, Llssbn-
Green, — is about j of a mile on
the R. north from the Yorkshire-
stingo, passing the 'Whlte-lead-
raanuf'afto.ry. H
HABERDASHERS - ALMS -
Houses, Hoxton, — at the N.
end ot Pitfield-st. about -x'-s of a
mile on the L. from the part of
Old-st. road, which is op. Paul-st.
Haberdashers-Court, Snow-Hill,—
at 62, on the N, side of Skinner-
st. two or three doors S. of Cock-
lane.
Haberdashers . Hall, Maiden ^ Lane,
Wood-Street. Cheapside,— about
eight doors on the R. frora 110,
Wood-st. forming the corner of
Stalnlng-lane.
Haberdashers- Place, Hoxtort,-forms
a part of the W. side of Haber
dashers-walk, extending frora the
alms-houses to op._ Gloucester-
terrace,
Haberdashers-School, Bunhill-Row,.
at 103. about ^ of a mile on the
L. from 63, Chiswell-st. near
Finsbury-square.
Haberdashers-Square, Grub-Street,
Cripplegate, — the first on the R.
about fburtfeen ^oorsfrom op, 70,
Chiswell-st. or the last on the L,
from 87, Fore-st.
Haberdashers-Street, Haberdashers-
X ' Place,

H

H

Place, Hoxton, — abput eightdpors
N. frpm the alms-hpuses, near
.J pf a mile pn the L, from Old-
street-road along Pitfield-st,
Haberdashers-Walk, Hoxton, — the
N. continuation of PItfield-st. en
tering by Old-street-road, ofwhich
Haberdashers - place and alras-
houses form part of the W. side.
Hackney-Coach-Office, Essex-Street,
Strand, — at the S. end by the
Tharaes, entering op, St, Cle
ment's chitrch, by 210, In the
Strand.
Hackney - Road,  coramences at
Shoreditch-church on the R. its
extent from thence to Hackney-
church is' about 2 miles,
Hackney-New-Road, Mile-End, 
commences nearly op, the Plough,
Mlle-end-road, about 2j miles
on the L. below Aldgate-pump,
leading to Hackney.
Hackney- Road- Crescent,  forras
part of the E. side of the road,
about I of a raile on the R. frora
Shoreditch-church, op. Middlesex-
place.
Haddon's Gardens, Old-Street-
Road, — on theS. side, the first on
the R. a few doors frora the N.
end of Paul-st. towards the Cur
tain-road.
Hadley's Wharf, Millbank-Street,
Westminster, — between Freeman's
and Turner's Wharfs, entrance
nearly op. Vine-st. about | of a
mile above Westminster-bridge.
Hagley-Place, Kent-Road,-^— forms
part of the R, side, about f of a
mile from the Elephant and Castle,
extending frora Lion-st. towards
the Bricklayers-arras.
Haglins or Egiin's Gateway, Tooley-
Street, — at 44, being that num
ber of houses on the L, frora Lon
don-bridge and op. Dean-st, it
leads to Hays's wharf.
Halrbraln-Sireet or Court, Blue-
Anchor- Yard, Rosemary-Lane,-^

the secpnd on the R, four or fire
doors frora 48. in the said lane,
towards 110, Upper East-Smith
field.
Half- Farthing- Alley, Jacpb-Street,
Dock-Head, Bermondsey,  the
third on the R, from Dock-liead
towards Rotherhithe.
Half - Moon - Alley, Aldersgate-
Street, — at 138, about the middle
of the W. side, leading to Bartho
lomew-close and Smithfield,
Half-Moon-Alley.Whitecross-Street, Cripplegate. — at 46, on the E.
side, about twenty doors frpm
115, Fore-st, it leads tP Chapel-
st. and Grub-st.
Half-Mppn-Alley. Little Mnor-
fields, — at 16, on the W. side.
being the second on the L, about
six doors from 61, Fore-st.
Half - Moon - Alley, Whitechapel
High-Street, — at 18, on -the S.
side, about eighteen doors E. ftrm
Soraerset-st. or Aldgate High-st.
it leads to 35, Great Ayliffe-st.
Half-Moon-Court, Stanhope-Street,
Clare-MarketT^^at 32. four doors
onthe R. from Princes-st. Drury-
lane. towardsNewcastle-st.Strand.
Half- Moon-Court, Portpool-Lane,
Gray's-Inn-Lane, — at 20, about
twelve dpprs on the L. from 64,
Leather-lane, and near the same
distance from 54. Gray's-inn-lane.
Half-Moon-Court,Wapping-Street,- at 8, the first on the L. eight
doors E. frora Hennitage-bridge,
about -|. of a mile below the
Tower,
Half-Moon-Inn, High-Street, Bo
rough,  at 130, about twenty-
two doors pn ' the R. from St.
George's church and near -f of a
mile onthe L, frora London-bridge.
Half-Mopn-Street, ' Piccadilly,— the
sixth on the R. west from St.
Jaraes's Street, or about | of a mile
onthe L. frona Hyde.park-cprner,
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Half - Moon -Street, -Bishopsgate-
Withput, — at 170, under the arch
way, abput I of a mile on the
L. north from the church, it leads
to Rose and Crown-coUrt, N. E.
corner of Mpprfields.
Half-Nicpl.Street, Bethnal-Green.
See Nicpl, ,
Half-Paved-Court, Dorset-Street,
Salisbury-Square, — op. 50, in the
said street, about fourteen doors
on the L. from 82, Fleet-st,
HaHfax - Street, Mile -End New-
Town, — the second on the R.
frora 50, Whitechapel-road, along
Great Garden-st. it extends from
48. High-street to King Edward-
street.
Halkin - Street. Grosvenor - Place,
Hyde-Park-Corner,— ^at 10, the
first pn the R, ten dpprs frpra the
turnpike tewards PIralicp and
Buckingham-gate, .
Hall's Court. Great Garden-Street.
St, Catherine's, — at the E, end of
it, on the R. or the first pn the L,
in Helmet-court frora 30, Butcher-
row, Upper East-Sraithfield.
Hara-Yard, Creat Windmill-Street,
Hayraarket,-at 37, op, Archer-st,
the third on the L. twenty doors
from Piccadilly.
Ham - Yard, North - Row, Park-
Lane, — at 6, about ten or twelve
doors on the L. west from 66,
Park-st, near Oxford-st,
Hambro' Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — the first W. from Three-
cranes, or the bottom of Qjieen-st,
from 70, Cheapside,
Ha'mden-Street, bommers Tpwn,—
at the N. E. corner of Clarendon-
sq. and the third on the R, along
Chalton-st. from the New Road,
extending towards St, Pancras,
Harallton-Buildlngs or Court, Ha
milton-Place, Pentonville, — the
first on the R, a few doors from
York-st, towards the turnpike,
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Hamilton-Place, Pentonville-Roadi
Clerkenwell,— fprms part of the
R.slde commencing at Weston-st.
near | of a mile from Clerken
well-green, leading to the turn
pike, Battle-bridge.
Hamilton-Place or Street, Picca
dilly, — the first on the L. a few
dpprs from Hyde-park corner.
Hammer-Alley (Three),Glean-Allcy,
Tooley-Street,-is the continuation
of it, bearing to the L. from 218,
Tooley-st. leading to Broadway,
St, Thpmas's st.
Hammer an,d Crown-Court, Broad-
Street, Ratcliffe, — at 79. about
fifteen doors on the R. west from
Ratcliffe-cross, it leads to the
Orchard and Brook-st.
Hammet-Street, Minories, — at 102,
the second on the L. about twelve
doors from Little Tower-hill, it
extends to the Crescent,
Hammond-Court, Haymarket, — at
47, W, side, about eight doors on
the R. from Piccadilly, leading to
Jerrayn-st,
Haramond-Court, Mincing.Lane, —
at 23, aboiit four doors on the R.
frora 82, Tower.st. or about
eighteen doors on the L. from 42,
Fenchurch-st
Hampshire - Hcg . Court, White
chapel Road,  at 237, about f
of a mile on the R, below the
church.
Hampshire-Hog- Yard, High-Street,
St, Giles's, — at 10, nearly op,
the church, leading to Church-
lane,
Hampstead-Road.Tottenham-Court. Road;. — is the N., cpnnnuation of
it, cpmmencing at the New.road.
Note, those houses on the E. side,
are as yet distinguished by no
other name,
Hampton-Street, Walworth or New
ington, — the second on the R,
about I of a mile from the Ele
phant and Castle, along the Wal
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worth High-road or street, ex
tending to Francls-st,
Hand- Alley, Lorig- Alley, Moor
fields, — the seventh on the L.
from the N, side of Moorfields, or
the third on the R. about twelve
doors from Crown-st. it kads to
Mulberry-court,
Hand - Court, High - Holbom, — at
57, nearly op. Great Turnstile,
about J- of a mile on the R. from
Fleet-market, it leads to Bedford-
row.
Hand - Court, Golden - Lane, St.
Luke's, — near the middle of the
E. side. op. 'Golden-court, about
nine doors N, from Rose-alley,
Hand-Court. Upper Thames-Street.-
at 160. two doors W. of Bush-
lane, about -J. of a raile on the R.
frora London-bridge, it leads to
Chequer-yard and Dowgate-hill.
Hand-Court, New-Street, Bishops
gate, — at the E. end of the said
street by the East-India-Com
pany's warehouses, entering by
29, Bishopsgate-without.
Hand-Court (Three), Creechurch-
Lane, Leadenhall-Street,  the
first on the R. three doors from
the church by 87, Leadenhall-
street.
Hand in Hand Fire-Office, New
Bridge-Street, — the first house on
the R, from Fleet-st. towards the
bridge.
Hand and Pen-Court, Leadenhall-
Street, — at 60. op. Creechurch,
about twelve dpprs pn the L. frpra
Aldgate.
Hand and Pen-Court, Great Tower-
Hill or Trinity-Square; — at 36,
en the E. side, between Steel
yard and Coopers-row.
Hanserd's Place, Burrow's Build
ings, Blackfriars-Road, — at 12,
the first on the R, from Surrey-
chapel, towards the Obelisk,
HangingTSword- Alley, Water-Lane,
Fleet-Street,— the first on the L.

two doors from 68, Fleet-sE.
leading tP the bottom of Water-
lane and Whitefriars-dock,
Hanks-Court, Robln-Hood-Lane,
Blackwall. — the' first on- -the R.
a few doors frora the East-India
Dock-gate.
Hanley's Buildings, Chequer-Alley,
Bunhill-Row, St. Luke's, — a few-
doors on the L. from 99. Bunhill-
row towards 109, WhItecross-st.
Hanover-Court, Grub-Street, Crip
plegate, — about the raiddle of the
E. side, op. the City-chapel, lead
ing to Butler's alley and Rope
makers-st. Moorfields.
Hanover-Court, Houndsditch, — four
doors on the L. from 14, Aid-
gate, op. the church, or about |
of a mile on the R. frora op. Bi
shopsgate-church.
Hanover - Court, Minories,  at
108, about twenty doors on the
L. 'from Tower-hill, it leads to
Araerica-sq. on the R. and to the
Crescent on the L.
Hanover- Court. Brick-Lane, Spital
fields', — at 10, the third on the R.
about i ofa mile from 74. White
chapel High-st. along Osborn-st.
Hanover-Court. Hanover-Street, Ro
therhithe, — at 23, at the S. end of
It. on the R. from Hanover-stairs.
Hanover-Square, — nearly op. 132,
Oxford-st. abput | of a raile on
the L. from St, Giles's, or a fe\<r
dpprs.E. frpm 68, New Bpnd-st,
Hanpver-Street, Hanpver-Square,—
at the S. E, corner, extending to
'' 92, Swallow-st. and is the second
on the R. in'it frora Oxford-st,
Hanover-Street, Long- Acre, — at 96,
the second on the R, frora 40.
Drury-lane, extending to Castle-
st, and Is continued -by Belton-st,
to Broad-st. St, Giles's,
Hanover-Stairs, Rotherhlthe.—the
first stairs E. about -J of a mile
frora Rotherhlthe-church and IJ
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by the Hne of the river, op. New
Crane, Wappiiig.
Hanover-Street, Rotherhithe,  the
second street on the R, "below the
church and op. Hanover-stairs.
Hanover-Street, Walworth or New
ington, — the third on the R. about
-|. of a raile from the Elephant
and Castle along Walworth High-
st. or road, it extends to Francis-
street.
Hans-Place, Hans-Town. Sloane-
Street, Chelsea, — the square, at
'theW, end of Hans-st. from 63,
Sloane-st. or the termination of
Elizabeth-st. frora Queen-st.
Hans-Street, Sloane-Street. Chelsea.-
at 63. being that numberof houses
i of a mileon theR. frora Knights
bridge. It extends to Hans-place,
Hans-Town. Chelsea, See Hans-
Place,
Hanson's Gains, New - Street, St.
Catherine's. — a few doors on the
L, from, jt. Catherine's lane, to
wards 60, Upper East-Smithfield.
Hanway-Street, Oxford-Street,— at
22, the /irst on the K. twenty-two
doors from ."^-t. Giles's, leading to
5, Tottenham - court - road, op.
Great Russell-s'.rfeet.
Harbour- iVlaster-Office,-at 2, Little
Thomas-st. between yt.Catherine's
street and Lower East-Smithfield,
about |- -of a mile belpw Tpwer-
hlll.
Harden - Rents, -Meeting - Hpuse-
Walk, Snow's Fields. — Is behind
the fourth house on the R. in
Snow's fields frora the E, end
of King-street, Borough.
Harding. Street (East), Great New-
Street. Fetter-Lane. — the first on
the R, nine doors from West
Harding-street leading to' Gun
powder-alley and 9-4, Shoe-lane.
Harding-Street (West) , Fetter- Lane,-
at. 20, the first on the R, twenty
doors, from 179, Fleet-st, it ex
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Hare-Alley, Shoreditch,— at BO,
about twelve doors on the R.
north from the turnpike, leading
to Cock-lane and Old Nicol-st.
Hare-Alley. Hare-Street. Spital
fields or Bethnal-Green. — at 58. a
few doors W. frora the Work
house, or the third on the R, from
109. Brick-lane.
Hare-Court. Temple-Lane. Fleet-
Street, — the first on the R. a few
yards from 15, Fleet-st, near
Temple-bar.
Hare - Court - Buildings, Temple-
Gardens, — on the W. side of the
said Gardens, or the fourth 6n the
L. in Middle Temple-lane, from
5, Fleet-st.
Hare-Court, AldersgatCcStreet, — at
62, about fifteen doors N. from
Jewin-st. leading Into Paul's alley
and Redcross-st,
Hare-Court, Hare-Street. Spitai.
fields or BethnahGreen. — on the
N. side, the first on the L. a few-
doors from 1 ] 0, Brick-lane,
Hare-Marsh, Hare-Street, Spitali
fields or Bethnal-Green, — at 61,
the second on the R, from 109,
Brick-lane, it extends to St. Jphn-
street. _
Hare - Row, . Cambridge - Heath;
Hackney-Road, — between the
Hare Public-house and Cam-
bridge-house academy, near the
turnpike, >
Hare-Street, Hoxton-Tpwn,-.onthe-
E. side, by the Hare Public-house,
about .1- of a mile on the R. from
Old street-road.
Hare-Street, Brick-Lane, Spital
fields or Bethnal-Green,— at 110,
the second on the L, froiri 144,
Church-st. it extends from op.
Sclater - street to Bethnal - green
workhouse.
Hare -Street, Poplar High-Street or
Road, — the first W. from the
East-India, alms-liouses and nearly
„ ep. the Queen's head, about $ a
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mile on the L. from the Commer
cial-road.
Hare-Walk, Hoxton-Town,^ — on
the E. side, by the Hare Public-
house, about y of a mile on the
R. from Old-street-road, leading
to Kingsland-road,
Harewood-Place, Oxford-Street, —
nearly op. 132, about f of a
mile on the L, from St, Giles's.
and near the same distance on the
R. from Hyde-park, it extends to
Hanover-square,
Harford-Place, Walworth,  the
continuation of West-lane, en.
tering op. East-st. abput ^ of a
mile on the R. from the Elephant
/ and Castle,
Harford-Place, Drury-Lane,  at
116, about I ofa mileon the R.
from the New - church in the
Strand tpwards Holborn. ,
Har|ey-Mews, WIgmore-Street, Ca
vendish-Square, — a few yards on
the R, from the N. W, corner of
the square,
Harley.Mews North, Harley-Street,
Cavendish.Square, — at 58, the
second on the L. about -J- of a mile
frora the N. W. corner pf Ca
vendish-square.
Harley-Place, New-Rpad, Mary
bone, — a few houses on the S.
side, op, Hastings's Nursery,
nearly adjoining the E, side of
Devon,shire-place, about \ a mile
on theL, from Tottenham-court-
road,
Harley-Place, Kent-Road,— forms
partof the L. side, a few doors
'below the Bricklayers-arms, it is
continued by Kent-place and
Nelson's place.
Harley-Street, Cavendish-Square, —
at the N.W. corner ofthe square,
where the numbers begin and end,
viz, 1 and 79, it extends to Wey
mouth-st, about ^ of a mile in
length,
Harley-Street (Upper),— the N, con

tinuation of the last described,
extending from Weymouth-st, to
the fields.
Harleyford-Place, Kennington, — on
the W, side the Clapham-road, op,
Kennington-common, a few doors
on the R. south from the Horns,
Harleyford-Street. Harleyford-Place.
Kenniiigton-Road.  the second
on the R. from the Horns towards
Clapham, itextends to the Oval,
Haripw-Place, Mile-Ehd-Road, —
the secondon the R, about fifteen
doors belowthe turnplke„extend.
Ing to Grove-place,
Harod's Place or Alley, Wellclose-
Square, — at the S, W. corner lead
ing to Well-street, Parsons-street,
and Upper East-Smithfield,
Harp-Alley, Fleet-Market,— at 82^
about sixteen doors on the L. from
Fleet-street, it extends to 14,
Shoe-lane.
Harp -Court, Black -Horse -Alley,
Fleet-Street, — at the N, end from
98, Fleet-street, it also commu-
nicates with Fleet-market at 90,
Harp-Court, Grub-Street. Cripple
gate, — about six doors on the R,
north frpm 97, Fore-st. or the last
on the L, frora 15, Chiswell.st,
Harp-Lane, Lower-Thames-Street.— •
at 77, the sixth on the L. about
i of a mile from London-bridge,
it extends to 19, Great Tower-st.
Harpur's Fields, Edgware-Road,—
nearly op. King-street, abont -^ of
a mile on the L. from Tyburn
turnpike,
Harpur's Mews, East-Street, Red-
Llon-Square, — at 13, about three
doors on the L.from Lamb's Con-
duit.street, it leads to 42, Theo-
bald's road,
Harpur - Street, Theobald's Road,
Red-Lipn.Square, — at 47, about
nine dpprs on the R, frpm Red-
Lipn-st, it extends to 7, East-st,
Harpur's Walk, Hi^-Street, Lam
beth, — the second on the R. about
twenty

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twenty dpprs from the church, it
leads to Fore-st, and the Thames.
Harrel's Row, Green -Bank, St,
George's in the East, — the second
on the L. frora Wapping-church,
tPwards Gravel-lane, it leads to
Knight's cpurt and Tench-st.
Harriot's Place, Fashion-Street, Spi-
¦ talfields, — at 56, about eight or
nine doors E. frora Rose-lane, or
the fourth on the R. frora 194,
Brick-lane,
Harris's Buildings, Whitechapel -
Road,  at 132, about | of a
mile on the L. below Whitechapel-
church, nearly op, the London-
hospital,
Harris's Court, Ratcllffe-Highway,^ —
at 122, op. Old Gravel-lane, or
a few doors on the L. east from
St. George's church.
Harris's Place, Oxford-Street,— at
'3<54. about ^ oi a raile on the L.
frora St, Giles's, between Poland.
street and the Pantheon,
Harris's Place, White-Bear-Gardens,
Hackney-road, — is a few yards
N . from Harris's-row, See Har
ris's row,
Harris's Rpw, White-Bear-Gardens.
Hackney-Rpad. the first on the R,
ftom the N. end of Unipn-walk,
Unipn-street,
Harrispn's Wharf, St, Catherine's-
Street,  between Allen's and
Davis's, a few doors E, frora St.
Catherine's stairs, about f of a
mile below London-bridge,
Harrow-Alley, White-Street, Cutler-
Street, Houndsditch,. — the second
on the L. a few doors from Cutler-
st. entering by, 11 4, Houndsditch,
it leads to that part of Petticoat-
lane Vhlch is nearly op, Went
worth-street,
Harrow . Alley, Aldgate - High -
Street, — about eighteen doors on
the R, below the Minories, it leads
to Little Somerset-st. and Mansel-
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Harrow . Court, St. Peter's . Hill, '
Doftors-Coramons,  about six
doors on the L. from 216, Upper '
Thames-st. or a few doors on the
R. frora 4, Little Knlght-rider-
st, Doftors-commons,
Harrow-Court, Harrow-Street. Mint-
Street, Borough,  about the
middle of the S, side, or N. end
of Vine- court, from 115, Black-
man-street.
Harrpw-Lane, Ppplar. See King's
rpad.
Harrpw - Rpad, Paddington,  on
the L. about I of a mile from
Tyburn turnpike along the Edg
ware-road.
Harrow -Street, Mint -Street, Bo-
roughi — thesecond pn the L. abput
twenty dpprs from 156, High-st.
or from op. St. George's-church,
it extends to Lant-st.
Harrow-Street (Little), Mirit-Street,
Borough, — the first on the R. from
166, High-st. leading into Blrd-
- cage-alley and Redcross-st.
Harts-Lane, Bethnal-Green-Road,—
the first on the L. a few doors
below the turnpike, near ^ a mile
frora 65, Shoreditch.
Harts-Row, Marsh-Wall. Poplar,
or Isle of Dogs. — Is near a mile
below the entrance to the West-
India docks by the side of the
river, about § of a mfle E. of the
, King's arras.
Hart-Street, Duke-Streetj Grosvenor-
Square, — the first on the R. about
twelve doors, from 276, Oxford-
street, and near the same distance
frora the N. E. corner of Grosve
nor-square,
Hart-Street, Bloomsbury, — the first
on the L. in King-street, froni
120, High-Holborn. part of it
forms the S. side of Bloomsbury-
square and it extends to Peter-st,
Hart-Street, Covent-Garden,— the
first on the L. in Bow-street, from
Great Ruffell-street, it extends ftom

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from the N, side pf Covent-gar
den- theatre to Conduit -court.
Long-acre, \
Hart-Street, IWopd-Street, Cripple
gate,' — at 63, op. London-wall,
about J of a mile on the L. from
122, Cheapside, it extends to
Monkwell-st.
Hart-Street, Crutched-Frlars,  at
.64, Mark-lane, the first on the
L. about sixteen dpors from 55,
Fenchurch-st. it leads towards
Amerlca-sq. and the Minories.
Hart-Street. 'Weymouth-Street. Kent-
Road, — the second on t'tie R. from
Brighton-place, Kent-road, hy the
Elephant and Castle, it leads to
White-hart-court and Crown-row,
Walworth High-road,
Hartley's Wharf, Horselydown, — on
the W. side, of Hprselydown Old-
Stairs, about 4 a raile below Lon-
dPn-bridge by the river, entrance
by Freeman's lane near the E. end
of Tooley-st.
Hartshorn Court, Moor - Lane,
. Moorfields,— at 17, the fifth on
the R. from 86, Fore-st.
Hartshorn-Court,Leadenhall-Street,- at 66, about eight doors "on the
L. from Aldgate-pump, it leads to
94, Fenchurch-st.
Hartshorn-Court or Street, Golden-
Lane, St. Luke's, — the third on
the L. about eighteen doors from
Old-st. it leads to Cowheel-alley
and 168, WhItecross-st,
Hartshorn- Wharf .Lower East-Smith
field, — between the Army Viftu-
alling-Office and Glasgow-wharf.
Harvey's Buildings, Strand, — at 426,
three doors W, from Bedford-st.
and about i of a mile on the L.
from Charing-cross.
Hasley - Court, Blackman - Street,
Borough,  at 101, about six
doors S. frora Lant-st. or the third
on the right | of a mile S. from
op. St, George's church, it is
also called Nelson's place.

Hat and Mitre-Court, St, John-
Street, Clerkenwell,  at 150,
nearly op. Passing-alley, about |
of a mile on the R, north from
74, West Smithfield.
Hatch-Row, Broad-Wall, Lambeth,-
is nearly op. Cross-street, from
Blackfriars-road,
Hatchet-Court, Little Trlnlty-LSne,-
at 20, three doors on the R. from
109, Upper 'f'hames-st. it leads
to Sugar-loaf-court and Garlick-
hill. •
Hatfield-Place, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, St. George's Fields, — is on
the W. side the Obelisk, and is
the first row of houses on the L.
frora it towards the Asylum.
Hatfield-Place, Cross-Street, Christ-
Church, Surrey, — the third on the
R. a few doors from Blackfriars-
road, it leads into Hatfield-st,
Hatfield - Street, Stamford -Stfeet,
Christ -Church, Surrey,  the
second st. which Intersefts it frora
Blackfriars-road, near the bridge,
it extends from Upper-ground to
BroadwalL
Hatfield-Street, Goswell-Street, St.
Luke's, — at 25, under the arch,
the third on the L. a few doors S,
from Old-st. it leads to Cherry.
tree-court and Golden-lane.
Hatfield- Yard, Gray's Walk, Lam
beth, — at the E. end from Lambeth-
walk, or at the W. end of East-st.
ffom op.^ Walcot-place,
Hatton Court, Threadneedle -
Street. — at 49, about ten doors
Pn the R, ftpm Bishopsgate, or
two dpprs E. frpm the church.
Hatton-Court, Saffron- Hill, —at 139,
on the W. side, about twelve doors
on the L, from Field-lane, Hol
born-bridge, or eight doors on the
R, frora Charles-street, Hatton-
garden .
Hatton-Garden, Holborn-Hill,— at
106. the second coach-turning on
the R. west from Fleet-raarket, hero

.4iere the numbers begin and end,
viz. 1 and 108, it extends to
Hatton-wall.
Hatton-Wall, Hatton-Garden, Hol-
born, — at the N. end, extending
frpra 42, Leather.lane to 76,
SafFron-hill.
Hatton- Yard, Hatton-Wall,  two
or three doors on the L. west ftom
77, Saffron-hill, and five or six
doors E. from 57, Hatton-garden,
it leads Into Kirby-st.
Haughton-Street,Clare.Market,-the second on the 'R. in Nwcastle-st,
. ftom 309, in the Strand, by the
New-church, it leads into the said
market.
Haunch of Venison- Yard, Grosye-
npr-Street, Grosvenor-Square, 
four doors on the R, from i03.
New Bond-st, it leads to 55, South.
Molton-st.
Hawkers Office, Somerset - Place,
Strand, — the first door on the, R,
in ]the square, through the arch
way, from between 161 and 152,
in the Strand.
Hawkins's Court. Miles's Lane, Can
non-Street.; — the first on the R.
about twelve doors from 49, Can
non-st, and about the same distance
on the L, from 1 3 1 ,Up, Thames-st,
Hawkins's Court, Rosemary-Lane,—
at 82, seven doors W, from White-
Liori-st. and about | of a mile on
the L, ^ast from the Minories,
Hawksbury-Placc, Lock's Fields,
Walworth, — the E. continuation
of Salisbury-place, leading towards
Park-place and Easf-lane.
Hawley and Downe's Wharf, Lower
East-Smithfield, — on the W. side
of Hermitage-dock, near the bot.
tom of Nightingale-lane, abbut |.
ofa mile below London-bridge.
Hay's Court, Gerrard-Sf reet, Soho, —
at the E. end by I, extending to
King-st. or the contin^iatiOn of
Greekrst. from Soho-square, lead
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Hay's Court, White's Yard, Rose
mary-Lane,— -the first on the L.
a few doors frora 58, Rosemary-
lane, or the last on the R. ftom
97, Upper East.SmitJifield.
Hay-Hill, Berkeley-Street, Berkeley.
Square, — four or five doors on the
L. ftom the S. ,E, corner ofthe
square, or the first on the R. ^
of a mile ftom 76, Piccadilly, it
extends to Dover-st.
Hay's Lane, Tooley.Street, — nearly
op. Dean-st. about f-of a mile
on the L. from Lpndon-bridge,
leading to Hay's wharf.
Hay's Mews, Charles.Street, Berke
ley-Square, — entrance about five
dpors on the R. frora the S. W.
corner of the said square.
Hay's Row, Paris-Place, Chapel-
Street, Lisson-Green, Padding
ton, — a few yards/on the L. from
Chapel-Street near the Edgware-
road,
Hay's Wharf, Tooley-Street,—
entrance about § of a mile on the
L, below Lpndon-bridge by Hay's
lane.
Haydon - Passage, Mansel - Street,
Goodman's Fields,— at 21, about
nine doors on the R. from Somer
set-st. Whitechapel, it leads to the
N. E. cprner of Haydon-square.
Haydon-Square, Minories,— the last
on the R, in Chureh-st, from 26,
in the Minories, or at the E. end
of Haydon-yard.
Haydpn-Square (Little), Minories, —
entrance at the N. side of the last
described.
Haydon-Yard, ,Minories, — at 40,
about the middle of the E. side
leading into Haydon-square, frpm
whence there is; a passage to
Mansel-street.
Haymarket, — ^extends from the E.
end, of Piccadilljf to Pall-Mall,
from whence it is continued by
' Cockspur-street to Charing-cross.
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held' at severalother places, viz.
Smithfield, Whitechapel, Stories-
End, Borough, &c.
Hay mer - Court, Maid -Lane, Bo
rough, — on the S. side, about §
ofa' raile on the L, west from
Park-st. nearly op. Rose-alley,
Bankside.
Hazlewpod-Court, Twisters- Alley,
St. Luke's-rthe first on the L.
.a few dooirs from 103, Bunhill-
row, leading to Blue-anchor-
alley,
Heath-Court. Strand,  at 412,
nearly op. Adara-st, Adelphi.
^ of a mile on the L. from
• Charing-cross.
Heath- Place, Hackney-Road. -about
a mile on the L. frora Shoreditch-
church, situate between the turn
pike and the iHare public-house,
Heddon-Court. Swallow.Street, Pic
cadilly, — at 131,' the fourth on
the L.about -i of a mile from 44,
Piccadilly, It leads into Heddon-st.
Heddon - Street, Leicester - Street,
Swallow-Street, — three or four
doors on the R. from 139. Swal
low-st. it leads to Heddon-court,
and 131. Swallow-st.
Hedger's Court, Webber-Row, St.
George's Fields, — the first onthe
L, from behind the Magdalen-
hospital, and near .the Jolly Miller
public-house.
St. Helena, Lower-Road to Dept
ford, — about .|- of a mile On the
R. south from China-hall, f of a
mile W. from the Halfway-house
.,and2-| miles from London-bridge.
St. Helen's (Great), Bishopsgate.
Street, — at 35, BLhopsgate- within
under 'the arch, about fifteen
doprs N, from the City of London
-Tavern, it leads ,19 6), St. Mary.
Axe,
St. Helen's (Little) or St, Helen's
Place, Bishppsgate-Street, — the
first on the L, a few doprs N,
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St. Helen's - Chambers, Great St.
Helen's, Bi shppsgate- Within, — he-
hind the houses which form the
E. side, entrance by 33.
St. Helen's' Church, — is nearly in
the centre of Great St. Helen's,
entrance by 35, Bishopsgate-st.
within.
Helmet-Court, Strand.  at 337,
opposite Somerset-house, about -j-
of a mile on the R. frpm Teraple-
bar.
Helmet-Cpurt, Helmet-Rpw. Old.
Street, St. Luke's, — the first on
the L. from Old-st. on theN, side
St. Luke's church.
Helmet Court, London-Wall, — at
25, on the S. side, about sue doors
E. from Basinghall-st. and near
the same distance W. fromxCole-
raanlst,
l-lelmet - Court, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 230, three doors E,
from Addle-hill, about j of a
mile on the L. from Blackfriars-
bridge.
Heljnet- Court. Wormwood- Street,
Bishopsgate. — at 13, about seven
doors on the L. from 65, Bishops
gate, near the church.
Helmet-Court. Butcher-Row. Upper
East Smithfield. — at 31, a few
doors on the R. from Upper
East-Smithfield, leading to Great
Garden-street and St. Catherine's
lane.
Helmet - Row. Old - Street, ' St,
Luke's, — at 97, on thp 'W, side
the church, and nearly op. N^'hite-
cross-st. it extends to Wenlock-st.
Hemlock- - Court, Carey- Street.
Chancery- Lane, — at 12, the third
on the L. about fifteen doors from
99, Chancery-lane, it leads to
Ship-yard and the Strand.
Hemming's Row. St. Martin's Lane,
Charing-Cross, — at 119, the first
coach.turnlng on the L. frora
Charing-cross. itextends to Castie-
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Hemus. Place or Terrace, Chelsea,—
is situate between the Hospital
and the King's road, on the E.
side Smith-st.
Hen and Chickens-Court, Fleet-St.-
184, between St, Dunstan's church
: and Fetter-lanfe, near J of a mile
on the R, from Fleet-market,
Heneage or Innage-Lane, Duke's
Place, Aldgate,— the third on the
R. in Creechurch-larie from S7,
Leadenhall: st, it extends to op,
17, Bevis-marks.
Henrietta.Mews, ( Henrietta-Street,
Brunswick - Square. — at the E.
end ofit by the Foundling-hospital
burying-ground,
Henrietta-Passage, Henrietta-Street.
Cavendish-Square. — at 22, about
- five doors on the L. from the S, W.
¦ corner of the square near Oxford-
chapel.
Henrietta-Street, Cavendish-Square,-
. at the S. W. corner, extending to
Marybone-lane or the first N. pa
rallel to part of Oxford-st. say
from 131 to 1 66.
Henrietta-St. Marichester-Square-,—
the first N. parallel to part of Ox
ford-st. say ftom 161 to 171, or
the third on the L. in Duke-st.
from the square,
Henrietta-Street, Covent-Garden, —
the W. continuation of the S. side
ofthe market, extending to 34,
Bedford-st,
Henrietta-Street, Brunswick-Square,-
the first on both the R. and the L,
in Hunter^st, frorii. the N, W.
corner of the -said square.
Henrietta-Street, Hackney-Road, —
on the S, side, neariy op. Great
Cambridge - street, about i a
mile on the R, from Shoreditch-
church,
Henry.Court or Passage, Henry-
Street, Hampstead-Road, — 'the se
cond on the R. in Henry-,st. from
the Hampstead-road, 'it leads into
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Henry-Place, Castle-Lane, West
minster, — the first on the R. in
the said lane, from the Stag or
Elliott's brewery towards Jamps-
street.
Henry . Place, Mpnmouth . Place,
Walworth - Common, — near the
S, end of Surrey-square from the
Kent-road, it leads to Phillips's
buildings,
Henry-Street, Hampstead-Road, 
the second on the L. a few doors
from Tottenham-court or from
the New-road; leading to Brook-
st. and Fitzroy-place.
Henry— Street, Gray's-Inn-Lane, 
about f, ofa mile on the L. from
Middle-row. Holborn, or the first
S, from Great Gullfprd'-st, it ex
tends to Robert-st,
Henry-Street, Pentonville, — the first
N. parallel to part of the High-
street or road, say from op. the
New-river-reservoir to the chapel,.
it extends from Wljite-LIori-st. to
Rodoey-st,
Henry - Street', Old - Street, ' St.
Luke's, — at 80. the secondon the
R. west from St. Luke's hos-
pital, it extends to Old - street-
square.
Heralds - College. Doftors - Com
mons,  at 15, Bennet's hill,
sixteen doors on the L. frora 15,
St, Paul's - church - yard, along.
Paul's chain, it extends to St.
Peter's hill.
Herbert's Passage, Strand, — the first
S. parallel to part of it, say from
89 to 103, neariy op, Southamp-
tpn-st, Covent-garden.
Hercules-Buildings, Lambeth, — the
S. side ofthe broad-turning, nearly
pp, the Asylum, about | of a mile
on the R, from Westminster-
bridge, it leads tPwards Lambeth-
church,
Herc'uiles Coach-Office, Leadenhall-
Street, — at 1 1 9. nearly pp. Lime.
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Hercules-Tavern and CoffecHouse,-
at 79, Old Broad-street, near
'Threadneedle-st, abotit ten dours
on the L. from the N. side of the
Royal.Exchange.
Hereford-Street, Park.Street, Gros-
ji^enor-Square, — at 53, the first
on the R. from 248, Oxford.st.
leading towards Hyde-park.
Hermes-Street, Pentonvlllc-T— the
third on the R. in the High.Street
or road from Islington, and nearly
op. the New-river-reservoir.
Hermitage - Bridge, Hermitage-
Dock.— about .3. of a mile below
the Tower, and near -5 of a mile
from London-bridge by the side
of the Thames, it leads from St.
Catherine's st. to Wapping.
Hermitage- Dock. — divides St. Ca
therine's street and the parish of
Aldgate, from Wapping. See
ihe last article.
Hermitage-Stairs, Wapping,  op.
14, Wapping-st. a few yards on
the R, below Hermitage-bridge,
facing Mill-stairs, St. Saviour's
dock, Southwark.
Jlermitage-Street (Great), — the first
N. parallel to partof Wapping-st,
say from nuraber 15 to 72, com-
mencing on the E. side Herraitage-
bridgi:, and extends to the Lon,
don-docks.
Herraltage- Street (Little), — at 14,
Wapping-st. the first on the L.
below Herraifage.bridge, extehd-
irig to Great Hermitage-st.
Hermitage- Yard, Hermitage-Street,
Wapping, — the continuatipn pf
Little Hermitage-st. frpra 14,
Wapping-st. leading tp Redraald's
lane by the side of the London-
docks.
Hern's Buildings, Upper East-Smith-
field,-is op. 98, about f pf a mile
on the L, from Little Tower-hill.
Hern's, Cpurt, Dock-Strpet, Upper
East-Smithfield, — the first on the
'[j, a few dqors ftom 88, Upper

East-Smithfield, or a f^w doors
on the R. from 68, Rosemary-lane.
Hertford.Row, near Pentonville, —
op. the S. end of Weston-st.
and Hamilton-place, about f of
a mile on the L. frora Clerken.
well-green towards Battle-bridge
and Sommers-town.
Hertford.Street, Fitzroy .Square, — is
parallel to the E. side, or is the
first on theR. in London-st. about
eight doors ftom 108, Tottenham-
court-road.
Hertford-Street, Mayfair, — the con.
tinuation of Chapel-st, ftom 35,
Curzon-st. or the third on the R.
in Park-lane from Piccadilly.
Hertford-Street,Skinner-Street, Som
mers-Town, — about six doors on
the L. ftora the Brill public-house^
or twenty doors on the R. from
16, Judd's Place East.
Hewet's Court, Strand,— at 461,
about § of a mile on the L. from
Charing-cross, it leads to Church-
lane and St. Martin's.church-yard.
HIckman's-Fclly, Dpck-Head, Ber-
mondsey, — the E. continuation of
Dock-head, extending from Mill-
I St. to George's row.
Hickman's Rents, Russell-Street,
Bermondsey. SeeHillman's Rents.
High-Row, Knightsbridge,— on the
N. side the High-road, abont | of
a mile on the R. from Hyde-park-
corner towards the barracks.
High-Street, Marybone, — the con*
tinuation of Thayer-st. on the E.
side of Manchester-sq. or the N.
end of Marybone-lane, from 158,
Oxford-st. it extends to the New
Road.
High-Street, St,Giles's,-the W. con.
tinuation of Broad-st. commencing
by the church and extending to
Oxford-st. and Tpttenham-cpurt-
¦road,
High-Street, Islington,— commences
at the Angel-inn, and extends
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High-Street, Mile-End New-Town,-
the cpntinuatlpn of Great Garden-
street, entering by 60, White-
chapel-rOad, leading to Well-st.
, and Spitalfields.
High-Street, Stepney,— on the W.
side the church-yard, extending
from the Ship public - house
towards the Green.
High-Street, Lambeth, — the second
E. parallel to the Thames, ex.
tending from op. ' the chiirch, to
Broad-st.
High-Street, Borough, — commences
at London-bridge where the num
bers begin and end> viz. 1 and
325, and extends to St. George's
church, near -§ a mile in length,
frora whence it is continued by
Blackman-st.
High-Street, Newington, — on theE.
side the High-road, commencing
op. the church, and extending to
the Horse and Groom, opposite
Kennington-lane,
High-'Timber-Street, iJpperThames-
Street, — is parallel to part of the
-¦ S. side ofit, say from 40 to 61,
itextends from Broken- wharf to
Brook's wharf.
Higlers-Lane, Lambeth . Marsh or
New.Cut, — the second on the L.
near | of a mile from Surrey-
chapel, it leads to Webber-st.
Higlers-Lane or Frlar-Street, Black.
friars-Road,— the third on the
L. ftohi Surrey-chapel towards the
Obelisk, about f a mile from the
bridge, it leads to Great Suffolk-
street.
Hill's Alms-Houses, Westminster.
See Emery.Hill's.
Hill's Buildings, Ebury-Place, Pim
lico, — a few doors on the R. from
Kemp's row, op. Ranelagh-walk,
about I of a mile from Bucking.
harii-gate.
Hill-Court, Hill-Street, Finsbury-
Stjuare, — the first on the L. about
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or a few doors on the R. from 10,
Windmill-st.
Hill-Court, Shoreditch High-Street,-
at 61, about | a mile on the R.
ftom Bishopsgate-church and near
^ of a mile on the L. from Shore
ditch-church,
Hill-Mews, Hill.Street, Berkeley-
Square, — at 35, a few yards on
the L, ftom the W. side the
square, extending to 6, Charles-st.
Hill-Street, Berkeley-Square,-at the
middle ofthe W. side, leading to
9, South Audley-st, to Dean-st.
and Park-Lane.
Hill-Street,' Finsbury-Square,  the
second parallel to the N. side, ex
tending from Paul-st. to 10, Wind
mill-st.
Hill-Street, Little Tower-Hill,-that
part of the E. side of the said hill
which extends frOm the Minories
to Viftualling-office-sqUare by the
New-Mint.
Hilllard's Cpurt, Old Gravel-Lane,
St. Geprge's in the East,— at 16,
the secpnd on the R. from 167,
Wapping-st. two dpprs S, ftpm
King-st.
Hillman's Rents, Russell-Street,
Bermondsey, — 'the first on the R.
from Dpck-head, or abcut j of a
mile on the L. ftom 90, Bermond-
sey-st,
Hind-Court, Fleet-Street,— at 147,
about 5 of a mile on the R, from
Fleet-market, it leads to Gough-
square and New. St. Fetter-lane.
Hind-Court, Noble-Street, Falcon-
Square, — at 19, two or three doors
on the L, from the said square, or
about i of a niH'e on the R. frora
147, Cheapside along Foster-lane.
Hind-Mews, Hind-Street, Manches-
ter-Square. — the first S, parallel
to and about four doors from it,
or at 61, Marybone-lane,
Hind-Street, Marichester-Square,—
iextends ftom the E., side to Beri.
tinck-st, oris the third on the L,
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¦| of a mile from 158, Oxford-st,
along Marybone-lane,
HiBton's Alms - Houses, .Plough-
Alley, Barbican, — a few yards on
theR. from nearly op. Redcross-st.
JHobson's Place, Pleasant - Row.
Mile-End New-Town.  about
the middle of the S. side, and is
between LombardTSt, and Dean-
street.
Hodge's Buildings, RatdiSe-Row,
St. Luke's — about the middle of
the S. side, viz. between Pittman's
buildings and .Bath-st. by die
Csty-ioad.
Hodge's orHodson'sCourtjRatcliffe-
Row, St. Lake's, — the first on the
R. a few doors E. from Orchard-
st. and nearly op. George's Row
from the City-road.
Hodge's Court, Denmark-Street, St.
George's in the East, — the first on
the R. a few doors from 163,
Ratcliffe- Highway towards Back-
lane or New-road,
Hodge's Place, Gill-Street, Lime
house,' — ^the E. side of the said
street. See Gill-st.
Hodgson's or Hodson's Buildings.
Arnold-Place, Walworth, — nearly
, op. Hanover-st, from Walworth
High-st. or road,
Hodgson's or Hudson's Court.
Strand. — at 481. op, Northum
berland, st, a few doors on the
L. from Charing-cross,
Hodgson's Place, Lock's Fields,
Walworth, — a few houses on the
W. side the Obelisk, between Sa
lisbury-place and Paragon-place,
Plodgson . Street, Francis . Street,
Walworth,-^the first on the R.
from op. Newington-church, or
it is nearly op, Hanover-st." from
Walworth High-st, or road.
Hog- Lane, Shoreditch. See Worship-
Street.
Hog- Yard, White's Yard, Rose
raary-lane, — a few doors on the
L. (from 68, Rpsemary-lane, and

near the same distance frcm 97,
Upper East-Smithfield,
Hog- Yard. Castle-Lane, Borough, —
" .-the first on the R. about three
doors from Castle-st. towards
Maid-lane and Bankside,
Holborn-Bars, Holborny — the boun.
dary of the city, by Middle- row,
- op. Gray's-inn-lane.
Holborn- Bridge, Fleet-Market,.^at
the N. end, the space between
Sgowr-hill and Holborn-hill.
Holborn-Couft, Gray's Inn, — en-
trance"by 20, High-faoltwrn. under
the arch, being that number. of
hoii-es W. of Gray's-inn-lane. it
leads to Giay's-inn,square and
Bedford-row.
Hol born- Hill, -^at the N, end .of
Fleet- market, extending to Mid
dle-row and within three doors of
Gray's-inn-lane, where the num.
bers begin and end, viz, 1 and
149, it is about J of a mile in
length,
Holborn (High), — the W. continuaTl
tion of the last described, extend.
ing from Middle-row, wh^re the
nurabers begin and end, viz, 1
and 320. to Drury-lane and
Broad-st. St. Giles's, about f of
a mile in length.
Holbrook . Buildings, Tottenham*
Court-Road, — at 127, abont |of
a mile on the L, from Oxford-st,
it leads to Fjtzroy-market,
Holbrook-Court, Hplbrpok-Build-
ings. Tottenham-Court-Road. —
the first on the R. three doors
from 127, Tottenham - court-
road.
Holden's Yard, Crown-Street. Soho,
or St. Giles's, — a fewyards on the
L, from Oxford-st. or from Tot-
tenham-cpurt-rpad, tpwards Den
mark-street.
Hpldlng's Rents, Rptherhlthe-St.—
pn the W. side the Snrrey-carial-
dock. I of a mile on the R. below
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Hole inthe Wa!l-Coui'r,'60,-"'iP!get-
Strcet. See St. Diinstafi's Cb^rt.
Hole in the Wall-Passage or Alley,
B.ildwin's Gardens, Leather-Lane,
at 24, about twelve doors on the
L. ftom 77, Leathcr-iane, it leads
To Dorringtoil-st.
Holland-Street Chrlst-Churchj or
Blackfriars-Road, — the sA;ond on
the h. a few yards from the
bridge, leading to Grayel-lane, or
to Bankside.
Holien - Street, . Wardour - Street,
Soho, — about nine doors on the
L. from 382, Oxford-st. extend-
, ihg ro Great Chapel-st. and lead-
¦ iHg towards Soho-square.
Holies-Street, Cavendish-Sqij are , —
at 123, Oxford-^t. about | ofa
mile on the R. from St. Giles's, it
extends to the S. side of the' said
square. -
Holies -Street, Stanhope-Street, Clare-
Market. — at 58, the third on 'the
R. ftom the New-chilrch in the
Strand alorig Newcastle-st, it
leads to the W, side of the said
market.
HolUday-Ya'rd,' Creed-Lane, Doc
tors-Commons, — the first on the-
R. a few yards from 14, Ludgate-
st. by St. Paul's-church-yard.
Hollow - Place-' or the Hollow,
Mitchell-Street,' St. Lu'kc's,— -on
the W; side of Helraet-row, by St.
Luke's chlirch, '
HolTowayrStreet (Great), Mile-End
Old-Town, Stepney, — the second
on the L. in Union-st, from 381,;
Whitechapel-road, it is a few'
doors S. of Slpn-ehapel- and ex
tends to Mulbei-ry-st.
Holloway- Street (Litrie), Mile-End
Old-Town,— the E. continuation
of the last described, it extends
from Mulberry-st. to Plutrib'ers-
row.
Holyfield . Row, Elizateth - Place,
Lainbeth.^ — is op. 28, about | of
*a mile on the L. frora Kenning-

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ton - cross towards Lamtictii
Workhouse.
Holy weli-Lanc, Shoreditch HigK-
Sffeet. — at 194, near the turnpike,
about -i, of a mileon the R. south
from the church, it extends tii
the Ciirtaiu -loadi
Holywell-Moant, Shoreditch, -there
is no particular pile of buildings
distiriguished'by this name, but thie
neighbourhood around Chapel-st.
and Holy well-row is still called so-
Holywell . Row, "Worship . Street,
Shoreditch. — ^the second coach-
turning on the R. from Shoreditch,
or the firit on the L. from Paul-
st. it leads to Chapel-st, and the
Curtain-road.
Holywell-Street, Shoreditch, — apaft
of the High-st, particularly on the
W, side, is distinguished by this
name, say from numbers 194 to
249.
Holywell - Street, Strand, — oil the
W. side, of St. Clement's church,
about -I of a mile from Temple-
bar, extending to Newcastle-st.
by the New-church,
Homer - Place, Winchester - Row,
Edgware-Road, — the continua
tion of the said row, towards
Lisson-green and .the Yorkshire-
stingo,
Homer -Row, Winchester - Row,
Edgware-Road, — the first on the
R, about I of a mile from the
Edgware-road towards the York
shire-stingo, it extends to Upper
Durweston-st.
Homer-Street, Homer-Place, Mary.
bone,— the first E, parallel to the
last described, near the Yorkshirc-
stingp,
Honduras - Street, Old - Street, St,
Luke's, — at 23, the fourth pn the
R. twenty-three dpprs from Gos
well-st, it leads into Balric-st. a!nd
Golden-Lane.
Honduras - Wharf, Willow - Street,
Bankside, — on the E, side th^
P'alcoH

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Falcon Glass-house, abput | ofa
mile below Blackfriars-bridge.
Honey- Lane, Cheapside, — at 110,
op. , Bow-church, extending to
Honey-lane-market,,
Honey-Lane-Marlcet, Cheapside, —
thefirst ontheR, in Milk-street
ftom 116, Cheapside, See the
last article.
Honeysuckle - Court, Moor . Lane,
Moorfields, — the first on the L.
about seven or eight doors from
87, Fore-street, it leads to Grub-
street.
Hood's Place, Paradise-Row, St.
Pancras,— at the tiack or N. W,
side the Small-pox hospital. Bat
tle-bridge, near Spramers-town,
Hook'sGardens or Buildings, Silver-
Street,Canterbury.Square,Tooley- Street, — the first on the L. a few
doors from under the arch, on the
W, side of the said square.
Hooper's Court, Queen's Buildings,
Brorapton High-Road, — the first
on the L. a few doors frora
Knightsbridge, it leads to North-
st, and Sloane-st,
Hooper's Court or Street, Great
Sutton-Street, Clerkenwell, — the
first on the R. a few doors ftora
128, Goswell-st, it extends to
Little Sutton-st,
Hooper's Cpurt, Pleasant . Rpw,
Mile-End New- Tpwn,  near
the middle pf the S, side, abPut
six dpprs W, from Dean-st, and
near the same distance E. ftpm
Lorabard-st,
fjooper's Court, Upper East-Smith
field,— at 28, the second on the
L, a few doors from Tower-hill,
or a few doors on the R. from
Butcher-Row.
Hooper' sCourt or Square,Goodman's
Fields, — at 82, Lempn-st. op.
Piescptt-st. leading into Lambetfi-
st. and Rupert-st.
Hooper - Street, Apollo - Gardens,
Westminster-Bridge-Road, Lam-

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" beth, — near f a mile 'on the L,
from Westrainster i bridge, is
nearly op. the Asylura, and leads
into Gloucester-st.
Hope Coach.OlEce, Charing-Cross,-
nearly op, the gate of the King's
Mews, two doors W. from the
Phcenix Fire-office.
Hope-Court, Angel-Street, Broad-
walljChrist-Church orLambeth,-
the first on the L. a few doors
from Charlotte-st. nearly op. the
Mitre publichouse,
Hope-Gardens, St, Martin's Lane,
Charing.CrPss,— at 50, abput -i.
pf a mile pn the R. frpm Charing.
cress and eight doors S, from
New.st. it extends to 20, Bed
ford-bury.
Hope Insurance - Office, Ludgate.
HiUi — ten doors on the R. from
New Bridge-st. or from Fleet-
market towards St. Paul's-church-
yard.
Hope-Place, Whitechapel-Road,—
at 131, nearly op. , the London-
hospital, leading to Ducking-
pond-row.
Hope-Street, Quaker-Street. Spital
fields. — the second on the R, a
few doors from 173, Brick-lane,
N. side Hanbury's brewery, or
the second on the L. from 29,
Wheeler-st.
Hope-Town. Bethnal-Green-Road,-
on the N. side, a few doors W.
pf the turnpike, near -I a mile on
the L. from 65, Shoreditch.
Hopkins-Street, Broad-Street, Carr
naby-Market, — at 51, feur doors
on the L. from 84, Berwick-st. it
extends to Peter-st.
Hopton's Alms - Houses, Green-
Walk, Christ - Church,— a few
doors on the L. from HoUand-st.
or op. Cumberland-st. from 67,
John-st.
Hole's Wharf, Wapping,— on the E.
side of Hermitage-stairs, near a
mile below London-bri4ge, and
nearly

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nearly op. Mill-stairs, Dock-head,
or Bermondsey-wall.
Horham's Court. Ratcliffe-Square,
RatcHffe,-paf thebackof the S. E.
corner of the said square, by Pa-
radiserCPurt, ,
flprn- Alley, Liquor- Pond- Street,
Leather-Lane, Holborn,— at 30,
the first on the R. a few doors
from theN. end of Leather-lane,
extending to Tothill-st.
Hprn- Alley. Aldersgate-Street,— -at
43, four doors S. from Jewin-st.
about I of a mile on the R. from
66, Newgate-st, alpng St. Mar
tin's-le-Grand,
Hprn-'Brewery. Lambeth-Marsh. —
eijitranee by the third on the R.
about ^ of a mile from Surrey-
chapel,
Hohj-Court, Shoreditch.i— on the
N. side the church, facing Shore
ditch High. St. between the com
mencement of the Kingsland and
Hackney roads.
Horse^Row, King-Street, Borough,-
behind 59, ahoyt fourteen dtsprs-
on the R. from 109, Borough
High-st, leading to Chapra-an's:
Buildings and KingrSt. again,-
Horse and Dolphin- Yard, Maccles-
field-Stt-eet, boho,  ^about the
middle of the E, side, viz. be
tween KIng-st. and Gerrard-st,
H or.;e- Ferry- Rotheriiithe-Street, —
at 1 18, about | of a mile below
the church and 2^ miles from
Londpn-brldge by the line ofthe
river, op. Mr. Turner's-wharf,
Narrow-st. Limehouse,
Horse- Ferry -Road, Mlllbank-Street.
Westminster, — the fi'fth on theR.
about y of a mile ftom the Abbey,
extending from the Thames to
Great Peter-st. or to Strutton-
grourid, near| a riiilein length.
Horse and Groom- Yard, Holborn-
Hill,— at 129, nearly op. Fetter-
lane, about i of a mile pn the R.
ftom Fleet-market.

Horse and Groom. Yard, Wood-
Street, Westminster, — ^two or
three doors on the L. ftpra 63,
Mlllbank-st, it leads to Church-st.
Horse and Groom- Yard, Chiswell,
Street.  at 30, about twentjl'
doors on the L. from the S. W.
corner of Finsbury-square.
Horse and Groora-Yard, Curtainr
Road, Shoreditch, — a few doors
on the R. frora Worship-st. or
on the L. from Holywell-lane.
Horse and Groom- Yard, Newington
High-Street or Road. — about i of
^ mile on the L. south ftora the
church. nearly op. the Plough and
Harrow, and Kennington-lane;
Horse-Guards, Whitehall,-about ^
' of a mile on the R. from Chari'ng-
cross towards W^stmlnster-abbey,
eritering to St. James's park.
Horse - Shoe - Alley, York - Street,
Westminster, — the second on the
R. a few doors from James-st. It
leads to Little Chapel-st. by the
Blue-cpat-schppl.
Hprse-Shoe-Alley, Old-Street, St.
Luke's, — at 99, three doors W.
from the church, it is also called
Anchor-alley.
HOrse-Shoe- Alley, Petticoat-Lane,
Whitechapel, — the sixth pn the
R. abput thirty-two dpprs ftpm
41, Aldgate High-st. leading to
Goulston-square.
Horse - Shoe Alley, Bankside,
Southwark, — the first on the L.
about fourteen doors from Clink-
St. or from Bank-end, it leads
into Maid-lane.
Horse -Shoe -Alley -Stairs, — the N
end of the said alley, about .| of
a ralle^above London-bridge, and
opposite Three-crane-stairs, Upper
Thames-st.
H orse-Shoe- Alley, - Wilson-Street,
FInsbury,— ^the second on the R.
about twelve doors ftom the N.
side of Moorfields, leading Into
Mulberry-court and Long-alley.
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,,tlorse-Shoe-Court, St. Clement's
Lane, Temple-Bar, — about the
middle of the W, side, nearly op.
Yeates's-Court from Carey-st, it
leads to Clement's inn.
Horse-Shoe-Cou rt, Ludgate-Hill , —
at 32, about five doors W. from
the Old-Bailey and fifteen doors
on the L. frora Fleet- market.
Horse-Shoe-Inn, Stones -End, Bo.
rough.-^about | ofa mile on the
L. from London-bridge, nearly
op. the King's Bench.
Horse-Shoe-Inn, Gos well-Street, — at
7. about thirty-seven doors onthe
R, from Barbican,
Horse-Shoc-Passage. Newgate-St.— 7
at 60, three doors on the R. frora
Cheapside. it leads to Round-court
and St. Martin's-le-Grand.
Horse - Shoe - Yard. Brook - Street,
Grosvenor-Square, — at 56, two
doors on the L. frora 104, New
Bond-st.
Horse - Shoe . Yard , Jaraes - Street,
Grosvenor-Square,  at 42. the
first on the R. from 28, Brook-st.
or thesecond on the L. from 287,
Oxford.st.
Horse and Trumpet- Yard, Jewry-
Street, Aldgate,  at 18, the
second on the R.a few doors from
John-st. America-square, or from
Crutched-friars.
Hprselydown. Southwark. T'here is
no particular pile of buildings dis
tinguished by this name,- but the
neighbourhood' from the E. end of
Tooley-st. to Djck-head is called
Horselydown,
Horselydown-Lane,-the third coach-
turning from the E.end of Tooley-
st. bearing to the L. it extends to
Horselydown Old-stairs.
Horselydown Old.Stairs, — about i
a mile below London-bridge by
the line of the river, and op. Iron-
gate. See the last article.
Horselydown New - Stairs, Shad-
Thames,— pn the W, side St.

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Saviour's Dock, near ^ of a mile
below London-bridge, op. Parson's
stairs. Lower East-Smithfield,
Horsely down- Wharf jShad-lhames,-
a few yards on theL. below King's
row, and on the W. side of George-
stairs, about ^ of a mile from ^
London-bridge.
Horseraonger - Lane, Stones - End,
Borough.  is nearly op, the
King's Bench, and is the first on
the L, frora Blackman-st, towards
the Elephant and Castle,
Hosier-Lane, West Smithfield. — at
25. the second on the L. from
Newgate-st. it extends to 7, Cow-
lane by Snow-hill.
Houndsditch..  coramences at 7,
Bishopsgate-without, op, the
church, and extends to Aldgate-
church, here the numbers begin
and end. viz. 1 and 157.
House of Correftion for Middlesex,
Coldbath-Fields, — about i of a
mile on the L. from Clerkenwell-
Green towards Pentonville,
Howard's Court, Risby's Rope-
Walk, Limehouse,  about the
middle ofthe N. side, or the second
pn the L, frpm Narrow-st. along
Tites-alley.
Howard- Place, Hackney-Road, 
forms part of the N. side, by the
turnpike, Cambridge-heath, about
a mile on the L, from Shpredltch-
church. ,
Howard - Street. Arundel - Street,
Strand,  the first on the R.
about ten doors from 187, In the
Strand, by the Crown and Anchor,
it extends to Surrey-st,
Howard's or Howe's Rents, Chig-
¦ well-Street, Ratcllffe-Highway,-
three doorson the R. from 51,
Ratcliffe - highway towards the
London-docks.
Howford-Court, Fenchurch-Street,-
at 148, nearly op. Rood-lane,
about twent)'-five doors on the L.
frpra Gracechurch-st. Howland-

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Howland-Mews-, Howland-Street, '
Tottenham. Court-Road,  three
doors on the L, from 94, Totten
ham court-road,
H'oWland-Street, Tottenham-Cdurt-
Road, — at 94, the first N. from
Whitfield's chapel, near i a mile
on the L. from Oxford-st. it ex
tends to Upper Marybone-st.
Howland-Street (Little), Howland-
Street, Tottenham-court-road,-at
, 52, three doors on the R. from 9-i,
Tpttenham-cpurt-rpad, it extends
to London-st.
Hoxton-Market, — on the N, side of
Old - street - road, entrance by
Bbot-st. five or six doors on the
L. in Pitfield-st. ftora op. Paul-st.
Hoxton-Square, Hoxton,-two doprs
pn the L. frora that part of Old-
street-road, which is op, the Cur-
rain-road, about .^ of a mile W,
from Shoreditch-church,
Hoxton-To wn, High-Street orRoad,-
the first W. parallel to Kings-
land-road, or thefirst onthe.R,
in Old-street-road, about f of a
mile from Shpredltch-church.
Hudson's-Bay-House, Fenchurch-
Strtet, — entrance between 3 and
4, under the gateway, three doprs
ontheR. frpra Gracechurch-st,
Hydson's Court, Wheeler- Street,
Spitalfields, — at 58, about f of a
mile on the L, from Lamb-st.
Spital-sq. and nearly op, Quaker-
st. from 173, Brick-lane.
Hudson'sCourt.Strand, SeeHodgson,
Hudson's Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — about five doors on the
~ R. from Earl-st, | ofa mile below
Blackfriars-bridge,
Huggln-Lane, Wood-Street, Cheap-
side, — at 115, the second on tlie
L. about twenty doors from 122,
Cheapside, it extends to 22, Gut
ter-lane,
Hugglng-Lane. Upper Thames-St.-
at 200, about the raiddle of the
N, side, it extends to 4, Great

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Trinlty-lane, three doors E. from
Bread-st. Cheapside,
Hugging - Court, Hugging - Lane,
Upper Thames-Street, — -about the
middle of the E. side, leading to
10, Little Trinity-lane,
Hugh's Court, Newington-Cause-
way,— -about § of a mile on the
L. from Stones-end, twelve or
fifteen doors from the opening to
the Sessions-house towards the
Elephant and Castle.
Hulsh-Court, Water-Lane, Black
friars, — the first on the R, from
Earl-st, by the bridge.it leads to
Bristow-Street and St, Andrew's
.hill,
Hull's Place, St, John's Row, Raf-
cliffe-Row. St, Luke^s. — the se
cond on the tl, a few doors from
the N. end of Brick-lane, enter
ing by 113. Oldst,
Hull-Street, St. John's Row. Rat
cliffe-Row, St, Luke's, — thethird
on the L, a few doors from the
N. end of Brick-lane, entering by
113. Old-st.
Hull's Terrace, Hull-Street, St.
John's Row, Ratcliffe-Row. St.
Luke's, — at the N^ end of it,
facing the Market-garden,
Humberston - Street. Commercial-
Road. St. George's In the East. —
the second on the L. from Can
non-street-road towards White
chapel. and nearly op. York-st.
Humphrey's Wharf, Limehouse. —
the first below Limehouse-hole-
stairs, about 2|: miles frora Lon
don-bridge by the line ofthe river.
Hungerford- Market, Hungerford-
Street, Strand, — a few doors on
theL, frora 20, in the. Strand
towards theThames.
Hungerford-Stairs, Strand, — at the
bottom of Hungerford-st. from
20, in the Strand, about i of a
mile below Westminster-bridge
and op. Lambeth-water-works.
Hungerford-Street, Strand, — at 20, the

the third on the R. being that
number of houses from Charing-
cross, it leads tp Hungerford-
. market and stairs.
Hunt's Court, Castle-Street, Lei
cester-Square, — at 20, three doors
S. from Bear-st. oritis op. Cecil-
court from 93, St. Martin's lane.
Hunt's Court, Hunt-Street, Spital
fields or Mile-End New-Town. —
ten doors on the L. from Spicer-st.
arid near the same distance from
Pleasant-row.
Hunt's Court, Queen - Street, Horse
lydown, — a few doors on the R.
from the E. end of Free-school-st.
towards Gainsford-st.
Hunt's Row, Greenland-Dock. — by
George-stairs and Dudman's yard,
about f of a mile below thesaid
dock,
Hunt-Street, Spitalfields or Mile-End
New-Town. — the third on the R.
in Spicer-st. from 82. Brick-lane,
leading to Pleasant-row and White
chapel,
Hunter - Mews. Henrietta - Street,
Brunswick - Square, — the first on
the'L. a few doorg from Hunter-
st. tpwards Kenten-st.
Hunter's M-useura, Portugal-Street,
LIncoln's-Inn-FIelds, — the stone-
fronted building which is nearly
op. Carey-st.
Hunter- Street, Brunswick-Square, —
the N. continuation of the W.
side of the said square, extending
towards Soramers-town.
Hunter-Street (North), — the N. end
of the last described.
Huntingdon-St, Kingsland-Road, —
the first street on the L, about I
of a mile from Shoreditch-church,
itextends- to Hoxton-town,
Hupts-Court, St., Martin's Lane,
Charing-Cross.— at 13, the first
on the R. thirteen doors from
Charing-cross, or four or five doors
S. frora the church.
Hurle'sBuildlngs.Gariick.Hill, -three

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doors on the R, from 190, Upper
Thames-st. or about six doors on
the L. from Bow.lane, Cheapside.
Hurst's Place or Buildings, New-
Street, Kent-Road, — part of the
E. side of the said street, nearly
op. Rockingham-row.
Husband-Street, New-Street, Broad-
Street, Carnaby-Market, — at the
E, end frora 46. Broad-st. it leads
to Hopkins.st, Peter-sl, and Wat-
dour-st.
Hyde- Park, — at the W, end of Pic.
cadilly on the R, and of Oxford.
st, on the L, it extends to Ken.
sington-gardens.
Hyde-Park-Corner,  the corner
which embraces the W. end of
Piccadilly and Knightsbridge by
the turnpike.
Hyde-Park, Walworth-Common, —
the second on the R. in Thurlow-
pl. frora Apollo-buildings, East-
lane.
Hyde-Street, Bloorasbury, — the first
on the L. a few yards N. from or
behind 144, High Holborn, it ex
tends frora Lyon-st. to Bow-st.
op. Drury-lane.
Hylord's Court, Crutched-Frlars,—
at 46, op. Savage-gardens from
Tower-hill, and about | of a mile
on the L, from 64, Mark-lane,

JACKSON'S BUILDINGS,
Paul's Alley, Redcross-Street,
Cripplegate, — the first on the L.
from 1 3. Redcross-st.towards Hare-
court and 62, Aldersgate-st,
Jackson's Buildings, Vine- Yard,
Tooley-Street,  the second on
the R. a few doors frora 110,
Tooley-st.
Jackson's Court, Curriers-Row,
Blackfriars, — about three doorson
the R. from Bristow-st, by St.
Andrew's hill. Jackson's

Jackson's^ Island, Willow - Walk,
Berinondsey, — about six houses
on the S. side, over the ditch, near
I of a mile on the R. from Page's
walk.
Jackson's Place, Long-Alley, Moor
fields. — about eleven doors on the
L. from 2-9, Sun-street, towards
Moorfields,
Jackson's Wharf, Horselydown, 
is nearly op. King's row, about f
of a mile below London-bridge.
Jacob's Court, Turnmill - Street,
Clerkenwell, — the first on the L.
a few doors from Cow-cross.
Jacob's Mews'. Charles-Street, Man
chester-Square, — on the E, side
of the Chapel by Spanish-place.
from the N. E. corner of the said
square.
Jacob - Street, Dock-Head, Ber
mondsey. — the second S, parallel
to the Thames, or about twenty-
six doors on the R, in Mill-st,
from Dock-head,
Jacob's Well's Court. Barbican, — at
20, about the middle of the S. side,
leading to Paul's alley,
Jamaica-Coffee-House, St, Michael's
Alley, — adjoins the church, afew
yards on the L. from 43, Cornhill.
Jamaica-Level, Bermondsey, — Is a
few houses situate E. frora the
Blue-anchor, but near it, and
about i a mile from Fort-place
towards the Mill-pond.
Jamaica- Place, Commercial- Road,
Limehouse, — is situate between
Gill-st. and Rich-st. a few doors
frora the church towards the West-
India docks.
Jamaica-Place East, Limehouse. 
extends from the last described to
Gun.Iane.
Jamaica-Place or Street. Borough-
Road. St. George's Fields, — the
second on the L. a few doors from
the Obelifk towards the King's
Bench.
Jamaica-Row, Bermbndsey, — the E,

continuation of Parker's row,
Prospeft-row, and Printers-place,
it commences near the Gregorian-
arras and extends to MlU-pond-st.
Jamaica New - Wharf, Upper -
Ground, Christ - Church, — -b:-
tween Lukin's iron foundry and
Bull-stairs, about .| of a mile
above Blackfriars-bridge.
St. James's Buildings, Rosamond-
Street, Clerkenwell, — at 51, about
five doors on tiie R. from Corpo
ration-row, Sr, John-st,
St. James's Chapel, Hampstead.
Road, — about j of a mile on the
R. from Tottenham-court-road.
St. Jaraes's Chapel. Clerken-Acll, — .
on the N, side the High-st, or
road, about f of a raile on the R.
frpm Islington.
St, James's Chronicle Newspaper-
Office,— the first door on the R.
in Unipn-st. from 36, New Bridge-
St. Blackfriars, '
St, James's Church, Piccadilly, — •
behind 200, about -J of a mile on
the L, from the Haymarket.
St. James's Church, Clerkenwell, —
on > the N, side of Clerkenwell-
green.
St. James's Church, Garllck-HIll, —
behind 190, Upper Thames-st.
and about i of a mile on the L.
from 69, Cheapside, along Bow-
lane.
St, James's Church, Little Duke's
Place, Aldgate, — about five doors
on the R. frora 32. Aldgate. along
Mitre-court,
James- Court, James - Street, St.
Luke's, — about three doors on the
L. from 38, Featherstone-st. and
eleven doors onthe R. frorp Old-st.
St, James's Court, Duke's Place,
, Aldgate, — -on the W. side pf He-
neage-lane, or the fourth on the
R. along Creechurch-lane frora
87, Leadenhall-st.
James - Court. James - Street, Sr,
George's^ In the East, — on the S.
side.

side, a few doors ori the L. from
Cannon-st. road.
James -Cpurt, Unlbn -Street, St,
Geprge's Fields, — the second on
the L. a few doors frora Prospeft-
place, towards the London- rd,
James -Court, Golden -Lane, St,
Luke's,— ^at 103, three doors N,
frora Cherry-tree-court, and near
the .sarae distance from Old-st.
St, James's Infirmary, Poland-Street,
Oxford-Street. — entrance between
48 and 49. about seventeen doors
on the R. from 305, Oxford-st.
St. James's Market, St, James's, 
the W. end of Norris-st. from 56,
Haymarket, or N. end of St,
Albaii-'s St. from 3, Pall-Mall.
St, James's Palace, — the W. end of
Pall-Mall, on the L. about f of a
mile from the Hayraarket, or the
S. end of St. Jaraes's st. near j of
a mile from 163, Piccadilly,
St. James's Park. — situate ' between
Charing-crPss and Buckingham-
gate, about I of a mile in length
and y'5 in breadth.
St. James's Place, St, James's Street,-
at66, thethird on the R. from 162,
Piccadilly, and about nineteen doors
on the L. from the Palace.
St. James's Place, Clerkenwell-
Green, — on the E. side of the
churchj leading from Aylesbury-
st. towards the New- Prison, Rosa
mond-st. and Spa-fields,
James's- Place, Hackney-Road, 
forms part ofthe S. side, nearly op.
Thurlow-place, about | of a mile
ontheR. from Shoreditch-church,
extending to Durham-place.
Jaraes - Place, Silver - Street, Old
Gravel-l ane, St. George's In the
East, — the second on the R. a few
doors from King-st. and nearly op.
Raine's hospital.
James-Place, Salisbury-Street, Ber
mondsey. — the first on the L, a
fewyards from the Admiral Hawk
public-house, , Jamaica-row,

James's Rents. Kingsland-Road.—
the first on the R. a few dodrs
frora Shpredltch-church.
St. James's Row, Great Suffolk-
Street, Mint, — the continuauon
of it (entering by 80, .Blackman-
St.) to Gravel-lane.
St. James's Square, St. Jariies's, — -
the third on the R. tvirenty-nlne
doors frora the Haymarket, along
, Pall-Mall, it is a^o nearly S. from
St. James's church, from wbich
there is a way to it, entrance by
200, Piccadilly.
Jari:ies-Street, Westminster,-— com-
mences at Buckingham-gate, and
leads by the side of the park to
York-st. on the L. and Little
Chapel-st. on the R,
St, James's Street, lit. James's, — at
.163, Piccadilly, — the third st. on
the L. about j of a mile from the
Haymarket, it extends to the
Palace.
St, Jaraes's Street (Little), St. James's
Street, — about eleven doors on the
L, frora the Palace towards Picca.
dilly,
Jaraes-Street. Hayraarket. — at 17,
about the middle of the £. side,
two doors from the theatre, it
extends to Whitcomb-st.
James-^treet, Grosvenor-Square, —
at 29, Brook-st. five doors on the
L, from the N. E. corner of the
said square, it extends to 287,
Oxford-st.
James-Street, Manchester-Square, —
at 163. Oxford-st. op. the last
described, it extends to Hinde-
Mews, near the S.E, corner of the
-«aid square,
James - Street (Upper). Golden -
Square, — at the, N. E. corner,
leading to 33. Silver-st. about
five doors E. from Carnaby-st.
James - Street (Lower), Golden -
Square, — at the S. E. corner, ex
tending to 12. Brewer-st.
James-Street, Lisson-Green, neat
Paddington,

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Paddington, — —at the back of
Llsson-grovc, op. the Yorkshire-
stingo, — or the conrinuatlon of
Bell-st. towards the White.lead
manufaftory,
James-Street (Little), Lisson-Green,-
thecontinuation of Lisson-st, from
Bell-st. to the Nursery,
James-Street,' Adelphi, — the W. end
of William-st. entering by 65, in
the Strand, it leads to Duke-st.
James-Street, Covent-Garden, 
about the middle of the N. side,
extending to 43, Long-acre.
James - Street (Great), ' Bedford .
Row, — Is the N. continuation of
it, extending from the King's road
to Chapel-st. and Mllman-st.
James -Street (Litrie), Bedford.
Row, — at 16, in the last described,
the first on the R. from the King's
rd. It extends to Gray's-inn-lane.
James-Street, Skinner-Street, Sora.
raers-Town, — the first on the L.
a few doors from Judd's-place, E.
New-road, it extends to West-st.
St, James's Street, Clerkenwell,^ 
onthe N. side of the church, lead
ing from St. James's row tp
Clerkenwell-clpse,
James -Street, Featherstpne- Street,
St. Luke's. — at 37 , nine doors on
the R. from the City- road, it ex
tends to Old-st, op, St. Luke's
hospital.
James-Street. Church-Street, Beth
nal-green. — at 121, the first E,
of Brick-lane, and about | of a
. mile on the R. from 65, Shore
ditch,
James-Street, Leonard-Street. Shore
ditch. — at 51, the first E. parallel
to part pf Paul-st, It extends to
Luke-st,
James-Street, Cannon-Street-Road,
St. George's in the East. — the
first on the R. about |- of a mile
from the Commercial.road towards
Cannon-st. itextends to SamueLst.
James-Street, Borough-Road, St,

Georgs's Fields, — is at the S. eniJ
of Dpver-st. entrance the first pn
the L, from the obelifk towards
the King's Bench,
Jaraes-Street, Larabeth-Marsh, or
New-Cut, — the third on the L.
about f pf a mile frpm the Marsh
turnpike, tpwards Surrey. chapel,
Blackfriars-rpad.
St. James's Walk. Clerkenwell, — pn
the N. side the church by the New
Prispn, Pt the first on the R. in
St, Jaraes's place from Ayles-
bury-street,
Jane-Cpurt, Little- York-Place, Ma-
rybone, — the first on the R. a
few dpprs frpm 10, Upper Baker-
' St. near the New-read.
Jane-Cpurt, Jane-Street, Commer-
• clal-Road, — the first cm the R, a
few dpprs from the said road.
Jane-Place, Kent-Road, — the third
on the L. a few. dcprs E, frpra pr
below the Bricklayers-arms,
Jane.Street. Commercial-Road, St.
George's in the East. — the second
on the R. east frora Cannon-st.
rpad, extending to Lower Chap-
raan-st.
Jane-Shore-'Alley, 101, Shoreditch,
See W^ilkies-Court.
Idol-Lane, Tower-Street. — the fifth
on the R. about \ of a mile from
Fish-st. hill, along Little East-
cheap, it extends to St. Dunstan's
hill, and 84. Lower Thames-st.
Jealous - Row. New - Road, St.
George's In the East, — a part of
the N, side, nearly op. Betts-st,
from 164, Ratclltfe-highway,
Jees-Court, Oxford-Street,— at 163,
near | of a mile on the R, from
St. Giles's, about three doors E,
from James-st,
Jeffries or Jeffreys-Buildings,^ Great
Alrapnry, Westrainster, — at the
'W. end of it, entering by Dean-
st. six _door6 frora Tothill-st,
Jeffries-Square, St,, Mary-Axe,-— at
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doors on the R, from 116,Lead-
'enhall-st.
Jenkin's Court, Roperaakers-Fields,
Limehouse, — at 49, the first on
the L. a few doors from the E.
end of Narrow-st,
Jennerian-Society's Central-House,-
at 1 -1, Salisbury - Square, being
'that number of houses on the R.
, from 81, Fleet-st.
Jermyn-Court, Jermyn Street,  at
14, E. end, neariy op, Market-st.
St. James's market.
Jermyn-Street, St, James's,-. — the
first S. parallel to part of Picca.
dilly, being the continuation of
Hammond-Court, from 47, Hay
market, leading to St. James's-
stteet.
jermyn-Street(LIttle),-the'W. end of
the last described, extending from
Bury-st. to 41, St. James's st,
Jersey-Court, White's 'Vard, Rose"-
mary-Lane..^— the first on the L.a
few yards from 58, Rosemary-
lane, or the last on the R. from
98, Upper East-Smithfield.
Jerusalem-Coffee-House,- — at 32,
Cornhlll. nearly op. the Royal-
Exchange.
Jerusalem. Court, Gracechurch-St. —
at 58, about six doors on the L.
from Fenchurch-st. towards Lon
don-bridge,
Jerusalem-Court. St. John-Street,-
Clerkenwell, — about 4- of a mile
on the L. frpm Smithfield and
six doors N, of Albemarle-st,
Jerusalem-Passage, St. Jnhn-Square,-
at the N. side, leading to 16,
Aylesburj'-st. near Clerkenwell-
green.
Jetsom-Street, Bennet's Row. St.
George's Fields, — the second on
the R, frorn Blackfriars-road, it
extends to Higlers-lane orFriar-st.
Jewin-Court, Jewin-Street. Cripple
gate, — at 11, the first on the
R. ten doors from 46, Alders
gate-st,

Jewin-Street. Cripplegate,,— at 48,
Aldersgate-st. tfie third street on
the R, from 66. Newgate-st. along
St, Martin's-le-Grand, It extends
tp 30, Redcross-st.
Jewin-Street-Cresoent. See Crescent,
Jewry (Old), Cheapside, — the first
coach-turning on the R. from
the Mansion-house towards St,
Paul 's-church-yard.
Jewry (Old) Chapel, Jewin-Street,
Cripplegate. — about twelve doors
on tbe R, from 29, Redcross-st.
Jewry-Street, Aldgate, — the first on
the R. about ten doors from the
E. end of Fenchurch-st. or of
Leadenhall-Street, it extends to
Crutched-friars.
Jews - Row, Chelsea, See Royal
Hospital-rbw,
Jews-Walk, Bethnal-Green, — the
N. side of the Green, about | of a
mile N. from the Salmon and
Ball public-house,,
Jews - Harp - Court, Angel - Alley,
Long . Alley, Moorfields.^the
second on the R. a' few doors
from Long - alley near Skinner-
street.
Imperial Gazette-Office, — —at 45,
Old Bailey, the corner of Fleet-
lane, op. Newgate-prison.
Imperial Insurance-Offiee,-^. — at 6,
St. James's st. that number of
doors on the R. from the Pakce
towards Piccadilly ; also In Corn
hill, entrance seven doors en tlie
R. from BIshopsgate-st.
India.House, Dock, &c. See East.
India.
Ingram-Court, Fenchurch-Street, — ,
at 167, the first on the L, about
eight doors frora 69, Gracechurch-
street.
Innholders . Hall, Little Elbsw-
Lane.  behind 175. Upper
Thames-st. about J of a mile on
the R. from Londsn-hrldge.
Inkhorn-Couvt (Five), Whitechapel
High-Street,— at 91, abjutjofa mi'ie

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mile on the L. below Aldgate-
purap. and eighteen or twenty
dpprs W, frpm Osbprn-st,
Innage-Lane, Creechurch-Lane, See
Heneage-Lane,
Inrplment-Office, Chancery-Lane, —
the fcurth house on the R. from
310. High-Holbprn.
Jpbbing pr Jobb's Court. Knights
bridge, — about § a mile on the
R. from Hyde-park-cprner, or the
third on the L. a few doors frora
the Barracks.
Jockey-Fields, Bedford-Row,  is
parallel to and between the E.
side of It and Gray's-inn-gardens,
extending frora Warwick. place to
the King's road,
John's Buildings, Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — the first N. pa.
rallel to part of it, viz. between
Great St, Ann's !J_,ane and Little
St. Ann's Lane, about, six doors
S. from Old Pye-st,
St. John's Chapel, Great James.st.
Bedford-Row, — at the N. etid,
being the corner of Chapel-st.
frora 25, Larab's-condult-st,
St, John's Chapel, St, John-Street,
Spitalfields or Bethnal-Green, —
about eighteen doors on the L,
frora 105, Brick-lane,
St. John's Chapel, West-lane, Wal
worth, — a few doors on the R,
frora op. East-lane,
St, John the Evangelist's Church,
Westminster, — op. 18, Millbank-
st. entering by the third on the R.
about i of a mile from the
'Abbey.
St. John the Baptist's Church, Savoy,
Strand.-behind 125, in the Strand,
nearly op, Exeter-cliange.
St, John's Church, St. John's
Square, Clerkenwell, — pn the E.
side, near St. John's Gate,
St. John's Church. Wapping. — a
few yards N, from 98, Wapping-
st. on the E. side the London-
docks.

St.John's Church, Fair-Streef .Horse
lydpwn, — about the middle of the
S. side, i a mile pn the R. frpm
Londpn-brldge, alpng Tppley-st.
Jphn's Cpurt, Edward-Street, Man-
chester.Square,-at ] ,the E. end of
it. or W. end pf Wigmpre-st. it
leads tP 65, Marybone-lane.
John's Court, Hanway-Street, Ox
ford-Street, — three pr four doors
on the R. from 6, Tottenham-
court-road,
John's Court, Farm-Street, Berkeley-
Square,  two Or three doors
on the L, from South-st. and
nearly op. John-st^
John's Court, John-Street, Golden-
Square,— at 7, two doors from
the S. W, corner of the square,
St; John's Court, Corporation-Row,
Clerkenwell, — is a door or two
on the L. frora St. John's st. tP-
wards Rpsaraond-st.
Jphn's Court, St. Martin's-le-Grand,-
at 30, the first on the L.five doors
frora 66, Newgate-st, near Cheap-
side.
John's Court, Chalton-Street, Sora-
mers-Town, — about eleven doors
on the R. from the New-road,
towards the Polygon or- Claren.
don-square,
John's Court, Somerset - Street,
Goodman's Fields, — at 16, be
ing that nuraber of doors on the
L, from Whitechapel or from '
Aldgate High-st.
John's Court, Upper East - Smith-
field, — at 54, the second on the
R. a few doors frora the E, side
of Tower-hill,
John's Court, New-Walk, Horse
lydown, — the first on the L. a few
doors frora Shad-Thames towards
Thomas-st. ,
Si;. John's Gate. St. John's Square,
Clerkenwell, — is atthe S. entrance
of it, viz. from St. John's lane.
St.John's Lane,, St. Johii-Street, >
Clerkenwell,— at 68, abput | of
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a mile on the L. from the N. side
of Smithfield- market.
John's Hill, Ratcllffe-Highway. See
John-sr.
John's iVlews, John-Street, Edgware-
Road, — at 6, under the archway.
or the first N. from Cato-st.
John's Mews, Little James-Street,
Bedford- Row, — on the S. side.
between John-st. and James-st.
or is the third on the L. from
Gray's-inn-lane.
St, John's Passage. Smith-Square,
or St. john's-Church-Yard, West
minster, — at the S, W. corner.
leading to Vine-st.
St.John's Place, Robert's Place. Bed
ford-Row, — on the £. side, or the
third on the L. in Henry-st. from
Gray's-inn-lane.
St. John's Place, St. John's Row, St.
Luke's, — the first on the L. about
seven doors from Pittman's build
ings, or from Orchard-st, towards
Brick-lane.
St. John's Place, Lock's Fields, Wai.
worth, — at the back or N. side of
Salisbury-place, leading towards
Pitt-st. and the Kerit-road.
John's Rents, Silver-Street, Old
Gravel-Lane, — at the N.end ofit,
behind Raine's ho.'pital.
John's Row, Tottenham-Court. — Is
atthe E. end of Phillips's gardens
and by the N. E. corner of Tot-
' tenham-place frora lottenham-
court.road.
St. John's Row. St. Luke's.— at 42.
the N. end of Brick.lane, befng the
third on the R. about i. of a miie
from 11 3, Old-st,
St. John's Square. Clerkenwell, — at
the N. end of St. John's lane from
68, St. John's st. it , ieads to
Ayjesbury-st. and Clerkenwell-
green.
John's Square. Church-Lane, White
chapel, — about the middle of the
E, side. viz. . between the Com-
roerciaf-road and Cable-st.

John-Street, Wood-Street, West
minster, — the second street onthe
L, a few doors from 63, Mill.
bank-st. extending to the N.'W.
corner of St. John's-church-yard.
John-Street, Adam-Street, Adelphi,-
three doors on the R. from' 72,
Strand, it is continued by Duke-st,
to Villiers-st,
John-Street. St. James's Square, — at
the S. E. corner of the said square,
or at 29, Pall-mall.
John-Street, New-Road, Padding
ton, — the fourth on the R. about
I of amile E. frora the Yorkshire-
stingo, extending to York-st.
John-Street, Oxford-Street, — at 101,
near half' a mile on the R. from
, St. Giles's, It extends to Marga
ret-st. and Is continued by Great
Portland-st.
John Street, Tottenham - Court-
Road, — the first W. parallel to
part of it. extending from 31,
Windmill-st. to 7. Howland-st,
John . Street (Upper), Tottenham.
Court.Road,— -the continuation of
the last, extending from 47, How.
land-st. to 52, London-st.
John-Street, King's Road, Gray's-
Inn-Lane, — the second on the R,
about ten doors from op. 69,
Gray's - Inn - lane, it leads into
Doughty-st.
John-Street, Edgware-Road, — at 77,
the seventh on the R. near half
a mile from Tyburn, turnpike.
towards Winchester- row, it ex.
tends to Homer-row.
John-Street. Berkeley-Square,— be
hind the N, E, corner of it, or at
the S. end of Little Grosvenor.st.
from 62, Grosvenor.st,
John-Street, Hill-Street, -Berkeley-
Square, — intersefts it at 16 and
24. and is the second on both the
R, and the L, from the west' side
of Berkeley-square.
John -Street (Lower). Golden.
Square, — at the S. W. corner, ex
tending

¦tending to 20, Brewer-st. or is the
continuatipn of Francis-st. and
Air-st. frora 27, Piccadilly,
, John - Street (Upper). Golden-
Square, — at ^1, the N.W, corner.
facing the last described, it ex
tends to 30, Silver-st,
St. John-Street, West-Smithfield, or
Clerkenwell, — at 74, on the N.
side of Smithfield-market, it ex
tends to Corporation-row and Per-
ceval-st. about -^ a mile in length
St, Jobn-Sfreet-Road. Clerkenwell ,-
the N, continuation of the last de
-scribed, extending to Islington
near -I a mile in length.-
St, John-Street, Brick-Lane, Spltal
, fields, or Bethnal-Green. — at 106
the third on the L. i of a mile
from 145, Church-st. it extends
to Bethnal-green-workhouse,
John - Street, Curtain - Road, — the
first on the R. about eighteen
doors from Old-st. -road, and
nearly op. William-st, from 136.
¦ . Shoreditch,
John-Street. Leonard-Street, Shore
ditch, — at the E. end on the R.
from Paul-st. or the first on the L.
in Susannah-row, from the Cur
tain-road.
John. Street, Brown's-Lane, Spital
fields, — at 30. being the continu
ation of Wood-st. frora the church,
it extends to Grey-Eagle-st.
John-Street,- America-Square, — Is on
the N, side the said square, and
V forras part of it, it extends ftpra
122. in theMineries, tp Crutched-
friars,
Jchn-Street, (Little), — two doors on
the R, in the last described, from
122, in the Minories, leading
frpra America-square to New-
square,
John-Street, Cannon-Street-Road. St.
George's in the East.— the first on
the L. frora the turnpike. Cannon-
street, towards Whitechapel, and
pearly op. Chapman-st,

John's Street or Hill, RatclIfFe-High.
way. — at 31, about | of,a raile
E. from Wellclose-square, extend
ing to 110, Pennington-st,
John-Street. Ducking . Pond -Row,
Whitechapel-Road.— on the W.
side of Liptrap's distillery, and
nearly op. Court-st. from 110,
Whitechapel-road,
John - Street, Charles . Street, St.
George's in the East, — the fourth
on the R. frora Lower Cornwell-
st. Back-lane, and nearly op.
Lower Chapman-st. from Cannon-
st. New-read.
John-Street, Lucas-Place, Coramer.
clal-Road. — the second on the R.
a few doors below the Halfway-
house, near'f a raile E. froni
Cannon-st. road.
John-StreetjUnIon-Street,Lariibeth,- at 16, the second on the L. a few
doors frora Walcot-place, tPwards
Lambeth- walk,
John-Street, Burrow's Buildings,
Blackfriars-Road,— the first on the
R. from Surrey-chapel, about;| of
a mile from the Bridge towards
the Obelisk.
John-Street, Christ-Church, Black
friars-Road, — the first E. parallel
to part of It, viz. frora Holland.
St. to Church-st.
John-Street, East-Lane, Kent.Road
or Walworth, — the third on the
R. about ^ of a mile frora the
Kent-road, it leads to York-st.
and Pitt-st.
John-Street, Webb-Street, Maze,
Borough, — about the middle of
the S. side, a few doors on the L.
from 248, Bermondsey-st.
Jphn-Street, Kent- Read, — the se
cond on the L, a few "doors E.
from' or belpw the Brlclclayers-
arras,
John - Street, Hickman's Folly,
Dock - Head, Bermondsey, — the
third ofi the R. abeut | pf a mile
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the fijst E. parallel to Parker's
row.
John - Street, Free - School - Street.
Horselydown,— -at 27, the third
on the L. frora Tooley-st. it ex
tends to Gainsford-st.
John-Street (Little), Free-School-
Street, — the S. end of the last
described, adjoining Free-School.
street.
John-Street, Mint, Borough, — the
first on the L,' about |. of a raile
frora 108, Blackman-st. along
Old Lant-st. it leads to Great
Suffolk-st.
John's Yard, Royal Hospital-Row,
Chelsea, — a narrow passage, situ
ate between the Duke of York's
' passage and Anderson's yard.
Johnson's Buildings, Rosemary-
Lane, — behind 138, about |- of a
mile on theL. from the Minories.
Johnson's Buildings. Church-Street.
Lambeth, — at the W. end by the
church, extending frora Fore-st.
to the Thames,
Johnson's Buildings, Westminster-
Bridge- Road, St. George's Fields ,-
on the N. side by the Obelisk, or
behind the Circus.
Johnson's Change, Rosemary-Lane,-
at the back pf 128, about f of a
mile on the L. frpm the Minpries,
Jphnson's Court, Charing-Cross,
See Angel-Court,
Johnson's Court, Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — is two doors W.
from Great St. Ann's lane.
Johnson's Court, ' Fleet-Street, — at
166, about the middle of the N.
side, it leads to Great New-st.
and Fetter-lane,
Johnson's Court, Rupert - Street,
Goodman's Fields, — about the
middle of the E, side, leading to
76, Lambert-st,
Johnson's Court, Shakespear's Walk,
Shadwell, at 62, the third on the
L. frora 48, High-st. near the W.
side the church.

Johnson's Place, Marsham-Street,
Westrainster, — behind 48, about
seven doors on the L. frora the
Horseferry-road,
Johnson's Row, Duke-Street, St,
George's Fields, — a few dpors on
the R, from Westminster-brldge-
road, near the Obelisk,
Joiner's Court, Jacob-Street, Dock-
Head, — about the middle of the
N. side, viz. between Mill-st, and
George's-row,
Joiners - Hall - Buildings, Upper
Thames-street,— at 79, nearly op,
Dowgate-hill, about ^ of a mile
on the L, above London-bridge.
Joiners-Place. Curtain-Road, Shore-
- ditch, — at 9, the first pn the L,
abeut nine dpprs frpm Old-st.
road.
Joiners - Place, Bridge - Road, St,
George's Fields, — tlie first on the
L. about |- of a mile from the
Obelisk, towards the Asylum,
Joiner- Street, Tooley-Street, — at
240, op, St. Olave's church, about
fourteen doors on the R. from
London-bridge.
Jolly - Gardener - Court, Lambeth-
Butts. — behind the Jolly-Gardener
public-house, facing Lambeth-
walk, and leading to 'Vauxhall.
walk.
Jones's Court, Bainbridge-Street, St,
Giles's. — the third on the R, a
few doprs from Oxford-st, it lead?
to Buckbrldge-st.
Jones's Court. Jacob-Street, Dock-
Head, Bermondsey, — two or three
doors on the left E, from Mill-st.
over the Bridge.
Jones's Court, Mile-End-Road,—
about a mile on the L. below
Whitechapel-church, and a few
doors W. of the Old Globe public-
house.
Joseph's Alley. Gravel-Lane, Bo-
rough, — on the W. side, nearly
op. Zoar-st.
Ipswich-Arms-Inn, Cullum-Street, Fenchurch.

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- Fenchurch-Street, — four doors on
the R. from 135, Fenchurch-st.
Ipswich . Arras, Lower Thames-
Street, — at 22, about ^ of a mile
on the R. frora London-bridge.
Ireland.Rpw, Mile, -End. Road, —
part of the L, side, near the Eagle
public-house, about ^ of a mile
E. from the turnpike.
Ireland-Yard, Blackfriars, — at 6, St.
Andrew's hill, or the S. end of
New-st. and Creed-lane. from 14,
Ludgate.st.
Irish-Court, Glasshouse-yard, Gopd
man's Yard, Minpries, -the seccnd
on the R, a few doors frora Good
man's yard, entering by 61, in the
Minories,
Irish -Court, Whitechapel High-
Street, — two or three doors E.
¦ from Spmerset-st. abput |- pf a
mile pn the R, frpra Aldgate,
Irongate-Stairs and Wharf. Tower-
hill, — on the E, side, at the com
mencement of St. Catherine's-st,
near f a mile below London-
bridge,
Ironmongers- Alms-Housep, Kings-
land-Rpad,-J-abput j- of a mile on
the R. from Shoreditch-church,
Ironraongers-Hall, Fenchurch-St..—
between 117 and 118, nearly op,
Mark-lane,
Ironmonger - Lane, Cheapside, — at
90, two doors E. frora KIng-st.
about I of a mile on the L, from
St, Paul's-church-yard,
Ironnipnger.Rpw, Old-Street, St.
Luke'«, — at 97, ori the E. side
the church, it is continued by
Pittman's buildings towards the
City-rpad.
Isaac's Place, Willsted-Street, Scm-
mers-Tpwn, — at 13, being that
number pf doors on the R, from
Judd's place, New.road,
Isabella-Row, Castle-Lane, West
minster,— on the E.side of Elliott's
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Island - Row, Commercial - Road,
Limehouse,— ^on the S; side, about
^ of a mile W. frora the church, it
leads to Richardson's timber-yard
and Risby's rope-walk.
Isle of Dogs, or Poplar-Marshes, —
the ground on the S, side of Pop
lar High-st. extending frora Llme-
house to Blackwall. across which
are now the West -India-docks and
canal,
Islington-Road. See St, John-Street-
Road,.
Islington-Spa,— -on the S, side of
Sadler's Wells, by the New River-
bead,
Judd's - Alms - Hpuses, Great St.
Helen's. — a few yards pn the L.
frpm 36, Bishopsgate-within,
Judd's Place East, Sommers-Tpwn,-
forras part of the N. side the New-
road to Marybone, it commences a
few doors ori the R, from the
turnpike. Battle-bridge, and ex
tends to Skinner-st,
Judd's Place West. Sommers-Town,-
the continuation of the last de
scribed, extending to Somraers-
place,
Judson'sRow, St, George's Fields.
See Jetsora-Street,
Juniper-Court. Chlgwell-Street.Rat-
cKffe-Highway,- three doors on the
R. from 51, Ratcllffe-Highway.
Jurstone - Street, Apollo- Gardens,
Lambeth, or St, George's iields.,-^
fhe first E, parallel to Hooper-st.
nearly op. the Asylum, it leads to
Unipn-st. and Tower-st.
Ivy-Court, Ivy-Street. ^St. Giles's. —
on the S. side, the first pn tl^e L.
a few yards frora Dyot-st.
Ivy-Lane, Newgate- Street, — at 30,
about the middle of the S. side, it
extends to 22. Pateriipster-rpw.
Ivy-Lane, Hpxtpn, — op. Rentpn's
garden, near | a mile from Old-
st, along PItfield-st. and Haber
dashers-walk, it extends to Hox-
tpn tPwn, Ivy-

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Ivy-Place, Hoxton, — on the N. side
the Ivy-house, on the R, nearly
adjoining to the last described.
Ivy-Street, Dyot-Sfreeti St, Glles's,-
the- second pu the L. frpra 25,
Broad-st., leading into Carrier-
st, and Buckbridge-st,
Ivy-Terrace, Hexton,-op. Ivy-place,
and on the L, side the road, which
leads towards King.sland.

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KE ATE- STREET, Spitalfields,-
the continuatipn of Thrawl-st.
entering by 208, Brick-lane, It ex
tends from George-st, to Flower
and Dean-st.
Keate-Court, Keate-Street, Spital
fields, — at the W. end of It from
Tbrawl-st. entering by 208. Brick-
lane;
Keen's Row.. Walworth High-Street
or Road, — forms part of the R,
side, about i a mile from the
Elephant and Castle, and nearly
op. East-lane,
Kemp's Court, Berwick-Street, Ox
ford-Street, at 89, three doors E.
from Broad-st.
JCerap's Row, Chelsea or Pimlico, —
about I ofa mile on the R. from
Buckingham -gate, nearly facing
Ranelagh-walk.
Kendal's Court, Stangate - Street,
Lambeth, — the first on the R. from
behind Astley's Amphitheatre, and
nearly op. Fclix-st.
Kendal's Farm, Marybone, on the
N. side the New-road. nearly op.
Fitzroy-square.
Kendal's Mews, George-Street, Port
man-Square, — at 18, five doorson
the lefr E. from Baker-st. It ex
tends to !6, Blahdford-st,
Kendrick-Place, Chenies-Street, Tot
tenham-Court-Road, — at 4, a few
doors on the R. from the said

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road, and nearly op, Thprnhaugh-
street.
Kennet's Wharf, Upper Thames.
Street, — at 66, op. Garlick-hill,
about J of a mile on the L. from
London-bridge,
Kennlngton-Common,  the; open
space fronting the Horns tavern,
in the road to Clapham. -
Kennington - Cross, Kennington,—
between Upper and Lpwer Ken.
ningten-lane, by the White-hart
public-hpuse, abput 1^ of a mile
from Westminster-bridge,
Kennington -Gardens. Kennington-
Green, — at the back of IS. on the
¥f, .side, leading to the back of
the Horns tavern,
Kennington-Green, Kennington, 
commences by Kenningtoncross.
on both sides the High Surrey-
road, extending towards the
Horns tavern. '
Kennington-Lane (Lower) .-branches
off to the R, from the Plough and
Harrow, about ^ ofa mile S, from
Newington-church, it extends to
Kennington-cross.
Kennington-Lane (Upper), — is op.
the last described, or is the con.
tinuation of If to Vauxhall.
Kennington-Piace, Upper Kenning-
ton-Lane, — forms part of the S.
side, commencing near the Wind-,
mill tavern, extending towards
Vauxhall,
Kennington - Place, Kennington .
Green, — behind the Horns tavern,
or the fi rst on the R. from the Com
mon towards Kennington-cross, ,
Ken ningt on- Row , Kenmngton,T-is
facing theCommon,extending from
the Horns Tavern to Queen's
Place, pn the HIgh-rpad tP New
ington,
Kent- Place, Kent-Road,  forms
part of the L. side, abput j of a
mile below the Bricklayers-arms,
and op. the Asylum for the Deaf
and Dumb. Kent.

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Kent-Road,  commences at the
^ Elephant and Castle, about a
mile S. from London - bridge,
and leads to Blackheath, Green
wich, &c,
Kent-Street, Borough, — cpmraences-
a few doors on the R. east from
St. Geprge's church, and leads to
the Bricklayers-arms. -
Kent-Street-Road, — -the E, conti
nuation of Kent-street, extending
from the turnpike to the Brick
layers-arms,
Kentish- Buildings, High - Street,
Borough,  at 94, about | of a
raile on the L, frora London-
bridge.
Kenton-Street, Brunswick-Squ<ire, —
the N, continuation of Wilmot-st.
ftom 36, Bernard-st, being parallel
to and between Hunter-st. and ,
Marchmont-st.
Kepple-Mews North, Kepple-Street,
Bedford-Square, — a few yards on
the L. from 11, Gower-st. to
wards Russell-square,
Keppel-Mews South, Keppel-Street,
Bedford-Square, — the first on the
R. a few yards from 10, Gower-
st, tpwards Rus.sell-square,
Keppel's Rpw, New-Rpad, Mary
bone. — on the S. side, about .g of
a mile on the L. frpm Tottenham-
ccurt-rpad, near the N, W, corner
of Fitzroy-square,
Keppel-Street. Russell-Square,-at 30.
on the W. side, extendingto 10.
' Gower-st. Bedford-square, and is
continued by Great Store-st. to
Tpttenham-cpurt-road.
Keppel-Street. Old Gravel-Lane, —
at 71, the second on the L. abo^t
.| of a mile from 66, Ratcliffe-
highway.
Keppel - Street, Great Guildford-
, , Street, Borough, — about ten doors
on the R. frpra 35, Queen-st,
leading to America-place.
Key- Court, Little St, Thoraas
Appstles,-behind the fourth house

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on the R..'froin 34. Bow-lane,
Cheapside.
Kidney-Stairs. Narrow-Street, Lime
house, — a few doors W. of the
Draw-bridge, about 2| miles
below Londori-brldge by the line
of the river.
Kilvinton's Coal-Wharf, Bankside,-
on the E, side of Honduras-wharf,
about i of a mile below Black
friars-bridge.
King's Buildings, Marybone-Lane,-
at 67, the first on the L, about \
of a mile from 158, Oxford-st.
King's Court, King's Row, Pimlico,-
the first on the R. from Arabella-
row towards Chelsea.
King's Court. Blue-Anchor-Alley,
Bunhill-Row, — the second on the
L, a few yards frorri C'9. White-
crpss-st, towards 99, Bunhill-row.
King's Court, King-Street, Spital
fields or Bethnal-Green, — about
the middle of the N, side, viz.
between 158, Brick-lane and
Farthlng-st.
King's Court, Broadwall, ¦ Christ.
Church or Lambeth. — the second
on the L. frora ChaHptte-st, or
the New-cut,
King's Court. Great Suffolk-Street,
Mint, Borough, — is the last on the
R. about I of a mile from 80,
Blackman-st, and near Gravel-
lane,
King - Court (Three), Whltecross-
Srreet, Cripplegate,— at 9, about
six doors ori the R, south from
Eeech-lane,
King - Court (Three), Lombardi-
Street, — at 33, four doors E. from
Clement's lane, it leads to Nag's-
head-court, and 33, Gracechurch-
street.
King - Court (Three), Minories,—
ar 10, the second on the L, ten
doors from op. the Church, Aid-
gate,
King's Mews, Charing-Cross,-a few,
yards on the R. from the Strand,
towards

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towards the Haymarket, the prin
cipal entrance is op. the Phoenix
Fire-office.
King's Mews (Upper), — on the N,
side of the last described, from
¦whence it leads to Castle-street,
Leicester-sq.
King's Mews (Back). — on the W.
side the King's mews, entrance the
corner of Whitcomb-st,
King's Mews or King-Street-lVfews,
Park-Lane, Grosvenor-Square, —
the fifth on the L, from Oxfiard-
st. it leads to King-st,
King's Mews. King's Road, Gray's-
Inn-Lane, — thefirst onthe.R, a
few yards frora the said lane.
King's Mill. Rotherhlthe-Street.— ;
about , ^ of a mi'e below - the
church, and op. King James's
stairs, Wapping-wall.
King's Place, Pall-Mall,  at 68,
about thirteen doors on the L.
from St. James's street, it leads to
King-st,
King's Place, Church-Row, St. Pan
cras, — about ^ of a mile on the R.
from Battle-bridge towards Cam
den-town, it leads to Back-lane.
King's Place, Comraercial-Road, —
forras part of the S, side, viz. be
tween Batty-st, and King-street,
a'lout i of a mile from White
chapel-church,
King's Place, Blaekman-Street, Bo-
rough. — .It 63, nearly op, the
King's Bench.
King's Place, Belvedere -Place, Bo-
rough..Road,-the first W. parallel
to part of it, at the back of 45.
nearly op. the King's Bench.
King's Road, Grosvenor-Place, Pira
lico, — the fourth on the R. about
-§ of a mile frora Hyde-park.
corner.
King's.Road-Terrace, Chelsea,. — a
part ofthe King's road by Manor-
place, and nearly op. Smith-st.
about -J- of a mile from Sloane-st.
King's Road, Gray's-Inn-Lane, — the

first on the L, about ^ pf a mile
frora Middle.row, Holborn, it
extends to Bedford-rpw and Theo
bald's road.
King's Road, Ppplar (late Harrow-
Lane). — by the Harrow public-
house, about J a raile on the R,
from the Cpmmercial-rpad,
King's Rpw, Brompton,^forms a
part of the R, side the High-st,or
road, adjoining Knightsbridge,
King's Row, Pimlico, — forms part
of the R, side the High-st. or
road, near j of a mile from Buck.
ingham-gate, extending from Ara
bella-row to Eaton-st.
King's Row, Palmer's Village, West
rainster, — the first on the L. from
Brewer's Row, or frora the Bride-
well.
King's Row, Pentonyille, — part of
the N, side the High-st. or road,
nearly op, the New-river-reser
voir, it extends from Penton-st.
to the chapel.
King's Rpw, Dpg-Row, Bethnal-
Green,  forras part of the W.
side, nearly pp. Red-cow.lane,
about I of a raile on the L. from
Mile-end-turnpike.
King's Rpw, Walwprth High-Street
or Road, — about | of a mile on
the L. frora the Elephant aud
Castle, nearly op, the Mbntpel-
lier-gardens.
King's Row, Newington High-
Street or Road, — part of the E.
side, a few dpors on the L. from
the Elephant and Castle, and
nearly op. the church.
King's Row, Horselydown, See
KIng-st,
King's Square, Brick-Lane, Spital
fields, — at 162, two dpprs N,from
Phoenix-st.
King's Square, Horseshoe - Alley,
Moorfields, — the first on the L,
a few yards from Wilson-st,
Klng'sTSquare-Court, Chapel-Street,
Oxford-Strect,-is the continuation of

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' of it,enteringby 396. Oxford-st, it
leads'tp Carlisle-st. and Sohp-sq.
King's Stairs, Rptherhlthe-Street, —
at 18, op, King-st. about -l^pf a
mUe W, from the church, ftclng,
Wapping New-stairs. '''
King-Street, Ebury-Street, Chelsea,-
the first on the R, a few doors
from the Watch-house towards
Five.fields,
King-Street, Edgware.Road, — at 53,
the fifth on the R. near 4 of a
mile from- Tyburn-turnpike.
King-Stteet. Baker-Street, Portraan-
Square, — the second street on the
L. f of a raile from 'the N. E.
corner of the .square, it extends to
GloucesterTpl ace .
King-Street, Park-Street, Grosve
nor-Square. — at 28. the fifth on
the L. -|. of a mile from 2 18, Ox
ford-st,
King-Street, Golden-Square, or Car
naby-Market, — at 27, Silver-st.
nearthe N.W. corner of the square,
where the numbers begin and end,
viz, 1 and 101, it extends to 332,
Oxford-st,
King-Street, St. James's Square,-— on
the W. side, leading to. Little
KIng-.st. and 12, St, James's st.
near the Palace.
King-Street (Little), St, James's St.-
at 12, being that number of houses
on the R. frora the Palace.
King-Street, Westrainster,-^the S.
continuation of Whitehall, bear
ing to the R, and leading to the
Abbey, being the W, parallel to
Par!iament-st.
Kl.rig-Street, Covent-Garden,  at
the N,W. corner, leadingto New-
st. and to 59, St. Marrin's lane.
King-Street, Drury-Lane, — at 165,
the second N. parallel to part of
Great Queen-st, Lincoln'^s-inn-
fields. It leads tp Cross-st. and
Newton-st. Holborn.
King-Street, Princes-Street, Soho, —
at 18, on' the E. side •the church,

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between Gerrard-st. and Compton.
street.
King . Street, Broad - Street, St.
Giles's, — the first street pn the
. frpm Holborn, or frora Drury-
ne, it leads to Cross-lane and
06. Long-acre,
King-Street, High-Holborn,  at
120, about I of a mile on the R,
from Fleet-market, It extends Jo
Hart-st. Bloomsbury-square.
King-Street (Upper), Bloom.sbury.-
the continuation of the last de
scribed, extending ffom Hart-st. to
, Southampton-row.
King-Street, Snow-Hill, — the con
tinuation of it on the L. frorii
Fleet-market towards Smithfield.
King-Street, Goswell-Street, — near
the N. end, about ^ a mile on the
L, from Barbican, it leads to
Compton-st. and St, John-st,
King - Street, Long - Lane, West.
Smithfield, — about the middle of
the S. side, op, Charter-house-st.
it leads into Bartholoraew-close.
King-Street* Cheapside,  between
92 aiid 93, near | of a mile on
the L, frora St. Paul'sfchurch-
yard, it extends to Guildhall,
King-Street, Wilson-Street, Fins- -
bury- Square,  at 45, nearly
opposite the N. E, corner bf the
square.
King-Street, Old-Street-Square, St.
Luke's, — at the S, E. corner,
leading to Pesthouse-Row, W,
side of St. Luke's hospital.
King-Street. Old-Street-Road, — the
second on the R, about i of a rail6
from 'Shoreditch-church, it leads
to Hoxton-square,
King-Street, Turk-Street, Bethn'.l-
Green. — the first ori the L. a few
doors from Virginia-row behind
Shoreditch-church,
King- Street, Brick- Lane, -'^-ital-
fields, — at 1 58, the fourth on the
R. from 155, Church-st, itex
tends to Farthing-st.
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King-Street, Creechurch-lane, -^the
continuation of It on the R. from
87, Leadenhall-st. it leads to
Duke's place.
King-Street, Tower-Hill, — behind
the houses which form Little Hill-
St. on the E. side pf Little Tower-
hill, by Rosemary-lane.
King-Street, Church-Street, Mile-
End New-Town, — at 60, the
first on tire L- a few doors from
Baker's row, entering by 94,
Whitechapel-road,
King-Street, Commercial-Road. 
the third on the R.,frQm Church-
lane and nearly op. Gloucester-st,
about I of a roile from White
chapel-church.
King - Street. Sampson's Gardens,
Wapping. — the corttinuation pf
Globe-st. frora 60. Wapping-st.
King-Street, Old Gravel-lane, St,
Geprge's inthe East, — at 17, the
secPnd on the R. from 157,
Wapping-st. It extends to 29,
New Gravel-lane,
King-Street, Lambeth-Walk.-about
the middle of the E, side, nearly i
op. Paradise - row, it leads to
Globe-cpurt and Gray's walk,
King-Street, Belvedere-Place, Bp-
rpugh-Road, — the secpnd pn the
L. ftora behind 45, on the W,
side the King's Bench,
King-Street, Mint-Streef, Borough,-
the fourth on the R, from pp. St,
Geprge's church,
King-Street, High-Street, Borough,-
at 109, about |. pf a mile on the
L. frora London-bridge, leading
to Snow's fields.
King-Street or Row,Horselydown,-
the continuation of Queen-street
ftora the E. endof Frce-Schopl-st.
to Shad-Thames.
King - Street, Bermond'sey New-
Rpad, — the third pn the R. from
the Bricklayers-arms, Kent-road,
towards Bermondsey-church.
King-Street, East-Lane, Walworth,-

the first on the L. about f of a
mile from Walworth High.st. or
rpad, it leads to Queen-st,
King-Street, Rotherhithe.Street,-(-at
375, Op. King's stairs, about j. of
a mile above or W, ofthe church,
it extends to Paradise-st, near
Mill-pond-bridge.
King's - Arms - Buildings, Wood-
Street, Cheapside,— at 10, that
number of doors on the R, from
122, Cheapside,
King's . Arms - Buildings, Change-
Alley, — behind nurabers 24 and
38, Cornhill, op, the Royal-Ex.
change.
King's - Arms . Ccurt, Windmill-
Street, Finsbury-Square.  about
seventeen doors pn the R. from
the N. W, corner ofthe square.
King's. Arms-Court, Whitechapel.
Road,— at 29. a few doors onthe
L. east from the church.
King's Afms-Gardens, Sun-Tavern.
Fields, St, George's, in the East. —
a few doors E. from King David-
lane, Shadwell,
King's.Arms-Inn, Holbom-Bridge,-
, facing the N. end of Fleet-osar-
ket, between Snow-hill and Hnl..
born.hill.
King's . Arras . Inn, Leadenhall .
Street, — is behind 121, nearly op.
the India-House,
Klng's-Arms-Coach-Office, Bifhops-
gate-Within, — at 106, about ten
doors N. of Threadneedle-st.
King's- Arms-Stairs, College-Street,
Narrow-Wail, Lambeth, — on the
S. side Martineau's brewery, about
i of a mile below Westminster-
bridge,
King's . Arms - Stairs, Mill - Wall,
Poplar, — abput J of a mile belpw
the entrance to the West-India-
docks, nearly opposite Greenland-
dock,
King's-Arras-Yatd, Drury-Lane, —
at 180, the third, on the L, about
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of Holborn, it leads into Smart's
. Buildings.
King's -Arras -'yard, Queefi- Street,
Goldert-Square,-about seven doors
on the R, from 46, Great Wind
mill-st. Haymarket,
King's- Arms -¦yard, Whitecross - St.
Cripplegate,-at 40, the second on
the R. about twelve doors fiOm
116,Fpte-st,there is another ofthe
same name two dpors further N.
King's. Arms- Yard.Coleraan-Street,-
at 51, about nine or ten doors on
the R. from Lothbury, or from
the Old Jewry.
King's-Arms-Yard or Court, Prinfces-
Street, Lambeth, — a few yards on
the R. from Vauxhall-row, and
nearly op, New-st,
King's t'eneh (Courts of). See West-
riiinster-Hall and Guildhall.
King's-Bench-Qffice, T'eraple,  on
the S, side of King's-Bench-walk,
near the bottom of Mitre-court,
from 44, Fleet-st,
King's - Bench - Prison. Stones - End,
Borough, — the corner of tlie Bo
rough-road, 'about f of a mile on
the R. frora London-bridge.
King's-Bench-Row,BoroUgh-Road,- the first On the R. from Stones-end,
leading by the S, side the King's
Bench to Belvedere- place.
King's- Bench-Walk, l-eraplej-^the
open space on the N. side the
Temple gardens, entrance at 44,
Fleet-st. by Mitre-court,
KIng's-Beftch-Walk, Bennet's Row,
St, George's Fields, — the fpurth
oa the R. about §¦ of a mile from
Blackfriars.road, it extends to
Higlers-lane.
King David-Fort, Back-lane, St,
George's inthe Ea-t,- abdut -- of
a mile on the L. below Cannon-
st, turnpike, and op, Kiftg David-
lane,
King David-Lane, Shadwell High-
Street, — at 198, nearly Op. the W,
side of Shadwell-church-yard, it

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leads to Backplane arid Sun-taVCrn-
fields.
King David -Street, King David-Lane^
Shadwell, — the first on the L. from
199, High-st. extending to MerCer-
street.
King Edward's-Stairs, Wappitig,— at
221, Wapping-st. nearly op. Ro
therhlthe-church, abont ^ of a
mile below the London-docks.
King Edward-Street, New Bridge-
Street, Blackfriars, — the first oft
the R. in William.street, by the
bridge, extending to Tudor-st.
King Edward-Street, Mile-End New-
Town, — the second on the L. in
Chapel-st. or Princes-row, from
Great Garden-st. entering by 50,
Whitechapel -road ,
King Edward-Street, Wapping,— -at
172, Wapping-st, op. King Ed
ward-stairs, it eittends to Cinna-
mon-st,
King''s-Head-Alley, Rose-Lane. Spi
talfields,— -at the back or S, side
of King's-head-oOurt, a few doors
on the L, from Wentworth. st.
King's- JJead- Alley, Virginia-Street,
Parson's Street. Upper East-Smithr
field, — about ten doors on the^R.
from 47, Parson's-st. and is pp,
Pennington-st,
King's-Head-Court, John-Street,
Westminster, — on the E. side,
being the third on the L. in ^^pod-
st. from 63, Miflbank-st.
King's - Head - Court. Broadway,
, Westminster.— -on the N. side,
about six doors on the R. from
Tothill-st. towards Queeri. square.
King's-Head-Court, Shoe-Lane, ^ — -
at 98, the first on the L. about
fifteen doors from 130, Fleet-st.
it leads to Gorigh-sxjuare.
King'- - Head - Court, 326. High-
Holborn. See Middle-Row-Place.
King's-Head-Court, Holborn-HIII,-
at 40, about -J of a raile on the L.
frora Fleet-market, it leads to 63»
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King's - Head - Court, Gray's' - In n-
Lane, — about twenty-four doprs
pn the R. from Middle-row, Hol
born (late Plough-court or yard). ;
King's-Head-Court, St. Mavtln'vle-
Grand, — at 17, the fourth on the
L. seventeen doors frora 66, New
gate-st.
King's- Head -Court, Beech -Street,
Barbican,  at 42, about eight
doors E. frpra Golden-lane.
King's - Head - Court, St. Paul's-
Chureh-Yard, — at 27.. S, side.
leading into Little Carter-lane.
King's - Head . Court. Shoreditch.
HighjStreet, — at 241, about six
doors N. from Worship-st. it leads
to Cumberland-st.
King's-Head-Court, Long- Alley,
Moorfields, — the third on the L.
a few doors from Crown-st, to
wards Worship-st.
King's-Head-Court. Gutter-Lane, —
at 14. the second on the R. four-
. teen doors from 132, Cheapside.
King's - Head - Couft. Fish - Street-
Hill, — at 34, about five doors on
the R. frora London-bridge, it
leads into Pudding-lane.
King's Head-Court, Rose-Lane, Spi
talfields.— the first on the L. a few
doors from Wentworth-st.
King's-Head-Court, Petticoat-lane,
Spitalfields, — the second on the L.
a few doorsfrom Widegate-streel;,
Bishopsgate. and is nearly op.
Catherine-wheel-alley.
King's-Head-Court, Red-LIon-St.
Spitalfields. — a few doors on the
L. from the W. side of the church,
or from Paternoster-row.
King's-Head-Court, Gravel-Lane,
Borough. — on the W. side, nearly
op. Zoar-st. or a few doors N.
from Price's st.
King's - Head - Gardens, Holy well-
Row, Holywell-Mount, — the first
on the L. from Worship-square,
towards Chapel-st.
King's-Head-Inn, Old-Change, — at

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17, about ten dOors on the R.
frora the S.E. corner of St, Paul's-
church-yard.
King's-Head-Inn, High-Street, Bo.
rough, — at 63, about -j ofa mile
on the L. from Lpndon-brldge.
King's- Head- Yard, Duke-Street;
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. — the first on
the R. a few doors from 52» W.
sideof Lincpln's-inn-fields. -
King's-Head - Y ard , Charles-Street,
Hattpn-Garden, — at 14.-abputsix
doors on the R. from 24, Hatton-
garden, towards Saffron-hill.
King's - Head. Yard, Duke- Street,
BloO'msbury,-about three doors on
the L. from 43, Great Russell-st.
King's - Head - Yard, High - Street,
Lambeth, — the thlrdon the R. a
- few doors from the church,
King's-Head- Yard, Tooley-Street,—
behind 178, being the corner of
Bermondsey-st,
King HenryrCourt, King-Street, St,
George's in the East, — the first on.
the R, a few doors from 29, New
Gravel- lane.
King Henry - Yard, Nightingale-
Lane, East-Smithfield, — about i
of a mile on the R, from Uppet
East-Smithfield, and two or three
doors N, from Burr-st,
King James's Stairs, Wapplrtg-Wall.-
at 70, op, Star-st. Shadwell. about
1| ofa mile below London-bridge,
and nearly op. the King's Mills,
Rotherhithe.
King John's Court, Holywell-Lane,
Shoreditch.- at 13, being that
number of houses on the R. from
93, Shorcditcb.
King John's Court (Little), Holy
well-Lane, Shoreditch, — the first
on the L. in the last described,
frora 13, Holywell. lane. It leads
to Wood's buildings.
King John's Court. LIrae - Kilns,
Limehouse-Causeway, — is facing
the Lime-kllns-dock, at the E.end
of Fore.st. King

K

K

King John's Palace, Tottenham-
Court, — on the E. side the corner
formed by the Hampstead-road
and the new road, facing Totten
ham-court.
King and Key Coach-Office, Fleet.
street, — at 142; about twelve
doors W, frpra Shoe-lane,
King and Queen-Stairs, Rptherhlthe,-
on the E, side the Surrey Catal,
about Y a mile below the chutch,
and op. Cole-stairs, Shadwell,
KInnlng's Buildings, , ,Swan.L-ane,
Rotherhithe, — a few doors on the
R, from Rotherhithe-st, and near
the E. end of Adam-st,
KIrby- Court. West-street, W, Smith-
'field, — a few doors on the R.' from
the N. W. corner of Smithfield, |
towards Saffron-hill.
Kirby-Street. Charles.Street, Hat
ton-Garden. — at 33. four doors
on the L. from 25, Hatton-gar
den, it extends to Cross,st.
Kirk's Place. Pitt-.Street, - Prospeft-
Place, St. George's Fields, — a few
doors on the L, from Prospeft-
place, being a part of the E. side
the said st.
Kirkraan's Place, Tottenham-Court-
Road, — at 54, between Windmill-
street and Goodge-street, alrout i .
of a mile on the L. from Oxford-
street,
Kitisford-Place, Hackney-Road, 
forras part of the L. side, adjoin
ing the chapel, about y of a mile
from Shoreditch-church. ;
Kitrieby^Court, Blue- Anchor- Yard,.
Roseraary-Lane, — the fifth on the
R. a few doors from 48, Rose-
inary-lane.
King'sgate-Street, High-Holborn, —
at 180, abo.ut |- ofa mile on the
R, from Fleet-market, between
Red- Lion-square and Bloomsbury-
square, it leads to Gloucester-st.
and Queen.square.
,Kingsland - Road,— commences . at
Shoreditch-church, on the L. and

leads to Kingsland, Dalston, and
Stoke-Newlngton, >
Kingsland-Row, Old Gravel-Lane .i-
at 114, about ten doors on the R.
frpra 65, Ratcliffe-highway.
Knightsbridge, — cpramenees by the
turnpike at Hyde- park-corner, and
includes both sides the high-road,
towards iKensington, say about a.
mile in length.
Knightsbridge - Green, Knightsi-
l>iidgei,^abput | a- mile on the
.'L, from Hyde-park-corner, nearly
op, the Barracks, leading to the
Bromptpn high-road.
Knight's Court, Green-Bank, Wap-
- ping,-the continuation of Harrel's
court, bearing to the R, it leads to
Terich-st,
Knight's Court, Green- Walk, Christ-
church, Surrey, — the second on
the L. a few doors frora Holland-
st. near Blackfriars-bridge,
KnightiRider-Court, Little Knight-
Rider-Street, Doftors-Commons,—
at 16, a few doors on the R, frora
theOld-Change, or from Oki Fish-
street. , '
Knight- Rlder.Street^ (Great), Doc-
tors-Coraraons, . about ten doors
on the Ri from 14, on- the S. side
St. Paul's - church - yard, along
Paul's Chain and Godllman-st.
Knight-Rider-Street (Little), Doc.
tors-Commons,— is op. the last,
entering by Paul's Chain.
Knowle'a Court. Little Carter-Lane,
Doftors-Commons, — at 10, the
second on the L. a few doors from
14, Old Change.

LABOUR-IN- VAIN- COURT,
Old Fish-Street-HIll, Upper
Thames-Street,— ra few doors; on
the L. from 201. UpJ3er Thames-
st, it leads to 10, Lambeth-hill. Labpur-

Labour-in. Vain-Hill.UpperThariies-
Street. See Old Fish-Street-HIll.
-Labour -in -Vain .Street, Shadwell.
Market, — at tjie S. E. corner, be
ing a few. dpprs S. ftpm 66, Shad
well High-st.
Labour-in- Vain-Street (Little) , Shad- ,
, well, — on the S. side Shadwell-
water-worksjandabont three doors
from Lower Shadwell.
Lad-Court, White-Hind- Alley. Bank-
;slde, Southwark,— aboutthe mid
dle of the E. side, viz. between
Bankside and Maid-lane,
Lad-Lane,Wood-Street,Cheapside,- at 19, the first ori the R. from
122, Cheapside, itextends to 17,
Milk-st.
Lamb- Alley, Bishopsgate- Without.-
at 144, W. side, being parallel to,
or behind the hpuses which form
the N. side of Sun-st, -
Lamb-Alky, Blaekman-Street. Bo
rough, — at 34, the fourth on the
L, about that number of dpprs
from St. George's church towards
the Stones-end,
Lamb-Alley (Little), Blackman-St,-
at 7, being that number of doovsi
ftpm St, George's church.
Lamb- Alley, Bermondsey-Street. —
at 185, the fourth on the L. ftora
the church towards Tooley-st.
Lamb's Buildings, Inner "Teraple-
Lane,— the second on the L. a few
doors ftora 16, Fleet-st. it leads
to Tanfield-court and King's-
Bench-walk.
Lamb's Buildings, Cherry - Tree-
Alley, Bunhill-Row, St. Luke's, —
tbe first on the R. a few yards
from 1 17, Bunhill-row, leading to
Blue-anchor-alley,
Lamb's Court or Square, Clerken
well-Green,— at 2-'i, on the S, side
the Sessibns.'house.
Lamb-Court, Larab-AIley, Bishops
gate- Witheut,—the first on the R.
from 144, Bishopsgate-st,
Lamb's Court, Rcd-Lian-Court, Spi-

talfield3,.^about the middle of fhe
N. side, viz. between 19, Red.
lion-st. and 22, Wood-st.
Lamb's Cpurt, Whitechapel-Rcad,— .
at 65, N. side, abput ^ oi a mile
pn the L, belpw the church. '
Lamb-Green. Bermondsey, — the ter-
mination of Lamb-alley, from 185,
Bermondsey-Street.
Lamb's Passage, Chiswell. Street,—
at 74, the third pn the R, about
^ of a mile from the S, W, ccrner
of Finsbury-square.
Lamb- Rpw, Wilmot-Street. Bethnal.
Green, — at the S. end on the L,
by the Lamb public-house, leading
tow^ards Dog-row. ,
Lamb-Street, Spitalfields, — the E.
continuation of Spital-square, en
tering by 103, Bishopsgate-with-
out, it leads !to Brown's lane and
Brick-lane.
Lamb's Yard, Lamb's - Conduit-
Street, Red- Lion-Square, — at 41,
about eight doors on the L, from
op, the Foundling-hospital, ¦
Lamb's-Conduit-Passage, Red-Iion-
Square, — at 25, the.N, E, comer,
extending to 43, Red-lion-st,
Lamb's- Conduit-Street, Red.LIon-
' Street, Holborn,  the N. conti
nuarion of if, enteririg by 71,
High - Holborn, leading to the
Foundling-hospital.
Lambeth-Butts, Larabeth, -that part
which divides Vauxhall-walk from
Lambeth-walk, being tbe E, con
tinuation of Broad-st,
Lambeth-Chapel, Lambeth, — is a
few doors on the R. south from
the Asylum, nearly op. the Three
Stags, about A a mile from West
minster-bridge.
Lambeth . HIU, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 212, about |of a mile
on the L. from Blackfriars-bridge,
leading to the Old-Change,
Lambeth - Marsh, Westminster-
Bridge-Road, — the second on the
L, about I of a mile frpm the
brldgSj

bridge, leading ftom the turnpike
to Blackfriars-road. .
Lambeth-Upper- Marsh* Westrain-
ster-Bridge-Road,— .is pp. the last,
about j pf a raile pn the R. frpm
the bridge, it extends tp Stangate-
street.
Larabeth - Mews, Clarges'- Street,
Piccadilly,— at the N. end of it,
leading to Queen-st, and Charles.
St. Berkeley-square.
Lambeth-Palace, Lambeth,— on the
N. side of Lambeth-church, by
the River-Thames, about :|- of a
mile above Westminster-bridge.
Lambeth-Place, West. Square, St.
George's Fields, — at the S. end
of Glbraltar.row, near the Eie.
phant and Castle,
Lambeth- Rpad. St.George's Fields, -
on the S, side the Obelisk, facing
Blackfriars-rpad and leading tp
wards Lambeth-church.
Lambeth-Stairs, Lambeth, — pn the
W. side Lambeth-church, near I
a mile above Westminster-bridge.
Larabeth or Lambert-Street, Gopd
man's Fields, — the second on the
L. from behind 82, Lemon-st. it
extends to Little Ayliffe-st.
Lambeth- Terrace,, Larabeth,  the
first on the R. in the High-road
S, frora the Asylum, , and nearly
op. the New-chapel, it extends to
wards Lambeth-church,
Lambeth-Walk, Larabeth.-entrance
by thefirst onthe L, a few doors
from the New - chapel towards
Lambeth-church, it extends to
Lambeth-butts,
Lambeth-Water-Works, Narrow-
Wall. Lambeth, — a few doors be
low Coad's Artificial-stone- ma
nufaftory, and about -j of a mile
from Westminster-bridge,
Larabeth (South) , Water- Wprks,-at
the back cf Kenningion-place.
Upper Kennington - lane, near
Vauxhall-gardens.
Lambeth-Workhouse, Workhouse-

Lane, — on the L, side, near Lam
beth-walk, about* ofa mile ftom
Kennington-cross.
Lancashire-Court. New Bond-st, 
at 115, the third on the R. about
f of a mile ftom 307. Oxford-st.
Lanoister-'Court, Strand, — at 474, a
few doors on the L. froni Charing-
cross, it leads to St. Martin's-
church.yard,
Lancaster-Court, Bankside, South
wark,  between Smith's Rents
and Rose-alley, about .^ of a mile
above London-bridge.
Land-Revenue-Office, Whitehall, —
the second door on the L. frora
nearly op. the Admiralty towards
Middle Scotland-yard.
Land of Promise, Hoxton-Town,—
is nearly op. Workhouse-lane,
about i a mile on theft, from
.' Old-st. road,
Langadale . Street, Cannon - Street-
Road, St. George's in the East,—
the first W. parallel to part of it,
extending frora WiUiam-st. to
James-street,
Langbourn - Ward - Tavern, Fen
church-Street,  about ten or
twelve doors on the L. from
Gracechurch-st,
' Langbourn -Ward - School, Lime-
Street, — Is by the church, two
doors on the L, frora 160, Fen
church-st,
Langley-Buildlngs, Walworth-Com
mon,  on the S, side of Surrey-
square, by the Hen and Chickens
public-house, near East-lane.-
Langley-Place, Commercial-Road,
Mile-End C)ld-Town,-forriis part
of the N, side, between Green-
field-st, and Gloucester-st. near ^
of a mile on the L. from White
chapel-church,
Langley-Street, Long.Acre,-at 115,
the fourth on the R, f ofa mile
from 40, Drury-lane, it extends
to Castle-st.
Langthorn-Court, Little Bell-Alley, London-

London- Wall, — on the S, side
Leather§ellers-buildings, entering
op. Bethlem-hospital.
LansdoWn-House, Berkeley-Square,-:-
is on the S. side the said square.
Lansdpwn-Mews. Upper Guilford-
Street, R'lssell - Square, — at 33,
about I of a mile on the L. from
Gray's-inn-lane, and nearly op.
Lansdown-place.
Lansdown-Mews.Clarges-Street.PIc- cadllly.  between 25 and 20,
about seven doors on the R. north
from Bolton-row,
Lansdown-Passage, Berkeley-Street,
Berkeley-Square, — a few yards on
the R. from the square, leading to
Boltort-row.
Lansdown - Place. Great Guilford-
Street. Russell-Square. — the third
on the R. about j of a mile from
Gray's-inn-lane, extending to
Brunswick-square,
Lant-Street (Old), Blaekman-Street,
Borough, — at 109, the first on the
R, about twenty doors from St.
George's church towards the
King's Bench.
Lant-Street (New), Borough, — the
W. continuation of the last de
scribed.
Lant-Street (Little), Borough, — en
trance by the second on the R. In
Lant-st. .from 109, Blackman-st.
it extends from Blue-Ball-court to
Lombard-st.
Lascell's Court, Broad-Street, St.
Giles's,  at 42, about f of a
mile on the R. east from the
church, and nearly op. Plumbtree-
street,
Lascell's Place, Broad - Street, St,
Giles's, — at 50, about fourteen
doors on the L, west from Drury-
lane.
Latham's Place, Church-Way, Som-
mers-Tcwn, — a few small houses
behind 1, Sommers-Place V^'t^t,
Nevv-ioiid, to which there is a
communication by a gateway.

Laudable Society for the Benefit of
Widows, — held at 4, Crane-court,
Fleet-st.
Laundry- Yard, Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — the first on the L.
about six doors from Marsham-st,
Lavender-Lane, Rotherhlthc-Street,-
is pp. 118, by the Horsefetry,
about ^ of a raile on theR, below
the church,
Lavender-Wharf, Rotherhithe-St.—
is nearly op. 1-10. by the Pageants,
about 2^ railes below London-
bridge.
Lawn, South Lambeth, — Is about i
of a mile on the L. from ^Vaux
hall-turnpike, towards Stockwell-
common.
St. Lawrence Jewry-Church, Cat.
eaton-Street,  the N, end df
King-st. Cheapside. on the L. by
the entrance to Guildhall.
Lawrence-Lane, Cheapside, — at 96,
three doors W. of King-st, or the
fourth on the R, from the Man
sion house.
Lawrence-Pountney-Hill, Can»on-
Street. — at the bottom of Green-
Lettuce-lane, from 30, Cannon-st,
or the tsp of Ducksfoot-iane,
from 144, Upper Thames-st.
Lawrence-Pountney-!L,ane, Cannon-
Street, — at 38, the third on the L,
from Gracechurch-st. it extends to
141, Upper Thames-st,
Laxton - Court, Long - Lane, Ber-
mondbcv, — about five doors W,
from the Halfpenny-hatch, and
near | of a mile on the L. from
St. George's church.
Laystall-Street, Leather-Lane, Hoi-
born, — the N. continuation ofit,
bearing to the L. it extends from
Meux's brewery to .\Jount-plea-
sint.
Layton's Grove, High-Street, Bo-
rough,  at 138. about sixteen
door- on the R. from St. George's
church t. wards London-bridge.
Lavton's Yard. High - Street, Bo
rough,

rough,  at 142, four doors S,
from the last described, ,
Lazenby - Court, Conduit - Court,
Long- Acre, — is behind 7, the W.
end of Long-acre, near the W,
end of Hart-st,
Lead-Company's Office, St, Martin's
Lane, Cannon-Street, — is behind
9, under the gateway, about
six doors on the L, from 138,
Upper Thames-st,
J,ead-Yard, Kingsland-Road,  the
third on the R, from Shoredltch-
, church, and about ten doors S.
frora Unlon-st,
Lead- Yard, Plough-Street, Good
man's Fields,-^the second on the
L, a few dpprs frprij 45, White
chapel HIgh-st.
Leadenhall-Buildings, Gracechurch-
. Street,— at 80, abcut ten doors on
the R. frora Fenchurch-st. leading
into Leadenhall. market.
Leadenhall-Market, See the last
article; ft coramunicates also with
Leadenhall-st. at 6. and with
Lirae-st, at various places,
Leadenhall-Street, Gracechurch-St,-
at 98. op, Cornhlll. where the
- numbers begin and end, viz, 1 and
158. it extends to Aldgate,
Leading-Street, Fox's Lane, Shad
well, — the first on the L, afew
doors from 56, Shadwell High-st,
on the E. side the church.
Leather-Lane, Holborn, — at 129,
the fifth on the R. about -i- of a
mile from Fleet-market, it extends
to Back-lane. Clerkenwell,
Leathersellers- Alras-Houses, — onthe
N. side of Hart-st, facing London-
wall, or behind 63, Wood-street,
Cheapside,
Leathersell.ers - Buildings, London-
Wall, — is nearly op. the centre of
the S, side of Bethlem-hospital,
it leads to Little Bell-alley,
Leathersellers - Hall, St._ Helen's
Place, — at the E, end of it on the
L, from 46, Bishopsgate-st. within.

Leaves-Court or Square, Fore-Street,
Lambeth, — is between Free-court
and Francis's Stone-yard, about i
ofa mile on the L. from the church.
Leblond's Buildings, William-Street,
Shoreditch, — at 19, the last on
the R.from 137, Shoreditch, about'
four doors frora the Curtain-road.
Lee's Court, St. Catherine's Lane,
St. Catherine's,— the second on
the R. frora St. Catherine's church
towards Upper East-Smithfield.
Lee's Mews, North Audley-Street,
GrOsvenor-Square, — a few yards
on the L. from the N. W. corner
of the square, or the third on the
R. from 2p2, Oxford-st,
Lee's Row, St. George's Fields, — is
behind Hatfield-place, a few doors
on the L. from the Obelisk to-
wards Westminster-bridge.
Leg-Alley, Long-Acre, — at 34, ten
doors W. from James-st. it extends
to Hart-st.
Leg- Alley, Shoreditch,  at 240,
about ten door^ on the L, north
from Wprship--st.
Leg-Court, Oxford-Street,- at 417,
about twenty-four doors on the
L. from St. Giles's.
Xeg-Court (Three), Whitecross-St.
St, Luke's,- at 207, abput thir
teen doors on the L, frora Beech-
st, or from Chiswell-st. ¦
Leg of Mutton-Gardens, Kingsland-
Road,  at ^ the back of Tyler's
buildings, abcut |. of a mile on
the L. from Shoreditch-church. »
Leghorn- Alley , Rotherhithe-Street,..
at 215, near Globe-stairs, about
I of a mile below the church.
Leicester-Court, Castle-Street, -Lei
cester. Square, — at 10. the first on
the L, a few doors from Green-st.
or from Hemming's Row,
Leicester- Place, Leicester-Square, —
between 9 and 10, the N. E.
corner of the square, it extends to
the middle of Lisle- st.
Leicester-Square, — is-op. the E. end
Cc of

of Panton-st. from 25, in the Hay
market, , communicates with St.
Martin's lane at 88, by Cran-
bourne-st. and St. Martin's court.
Leicester-Street, Leicester-Squsre, —
at the N. W. corner of thesquare,
extending to Lisle-st.
Leicester-Jstreet, Swallow-Street. 
intersefts It at 31, being that num
ber of houses from 43, Piccadilly,
it extends from Heddon-st. lo
Warwick-st.
Leigh-Street, Red-Lion-Square, — at
13, the middle of the S. side, lead
ing to Deari-st. and 93. High-
Holborn.
Leith &Berwick-Wharf, Lpwer East-
Smithfield,  nearly op. Burr-st.
about -^ ofa mile helow theTower.
Lemon - Court, Old Nicol - Street,
Bethnal-Green,  the second on
the L. eat from Cross-st, entering
by 17, Church-st.
Lemon - Court or Row, Lemon-
Street, Goodnian's Fields, — at 1,
the S. end ofit, leadinginto Abel's
buildings and Rosemary-lane.
Lemon-Court (Great), PrInces-St.
Larabeth. — the second on the L.
about twenty doprs frora , Broad-
st. towards Vauxh-ill.
Leraon-Court (Litrie), Prlnces-St.
Lambeth, — on the S. side the last
described.
Lemon-Street, Goodman's Fields. —
the conrinuatlon df Red-Lion-st.
from 30. Whitechapel High-st.
extending to White-Lion-st, Rpse-
mary-lane.
Lemon-Street, Loman's Pond, Bp
rough, — at the E. end of it, from
Gravel-lane, and on the W. side
St. Saviour's Workhouse, near
Little Guildford-st.
Lemon-Tree- Yard, Bedfordbury. St.
Martin's Lane. — three doors on
the L. from 63. Chandos-st, Co
vent-garden.
. I.enham'si, Buildings. Mount-Street,
Bethnal-Green,— at 10, a few

doors on the R. from 41, Church-st.
St. Leonard's Charity-School, Shore
ditch, — thefirst house on the R.
in Kingsland-road from Shore-
dirch-church.
St.. Le':nard's Thurch, Shoreditch, —
is about a mi e on the R. north
from Cornhill along Bishopsgate
and Shoreditch High st.
Leonard-Court, Paul-Street, Fins
bury, — on the N. side of Leo
nard-square on the L. towards
Old-street-road.
Leonard-Square, Paul-Street, Fins-
. bury,  an open space where
Paul-st. and Leonard-st. interseft
each other, a few doors E. from
the Tabernacle.
Leonard - Street, Shoreditch,  the
continuation of Tabernacle-row,
City-road, extending to Susannah-
row and the Curtain-road.
Leonard-Street (Little). Paul-Street,-
the first on the R. from Leonard-
square towards Old-st, it extends
to Charles-st.
Leopard-Court, Baldwin's Gardens,
Leather-Lane. Holborn, — at 37,
about six doorson the R, from 76,
Leather- lane.
Leopard-Court, Rotherhlthe-Street,-
at 173, under the archway, be
tween Globe-stairs and the Horse-.
ferry, about ^ of a rails on the
R. below the church.
Lestnck-Place, Pleasant-Row, East-
Lane, Walworth,— at the N. end
of It, entrance near King-st,
Levant - Company's - House, St.
Helen's Place, — is behind the N.
side, or a few doors on the L. from
46. Bishopsgate-within.
Lewer-Row, Lambeth-Butts,-on the
N. side, Deing the continuation of
Broad St. en the L. to Lambeth.
walk.
Lewington's Buildings, City-Road,-
on the W. side the turnpike by
St. Luke's ho pital, being the firat
on the L, from Old-st. Life-

Xife- Guards -Stables, King -Street,
Portman - Square, — four or five
doors on the R, from Baker-st,
Life- Gu a rds-Stables, Port man- Street ,
Portman - Square,  about four
doors on the R. from 220, Ox
ford-st. towards the square,
Lilly-Street, Great Saffron. Hill,— at
. 40, the sixth on the R. about |-
of a mile frcm Holborn-hill.
along Field-lane.
Lilly put-Lane, Noble-Street, Foster-
I Lane, — at 6, the third on the R.
frora 147, Cheapside, it leads to
Staining-lane.
Lime-Street, Fenchurch-Street, — at
160, the first on the L. from 66,
Gracechurch-street it extends to
Leadenhall-st.
Lime-Street- Passage, Lime-Street. —
at 18, the second on the L. from
Fenchurch-st, it leads to Skinners-
place , Leadenhall -market.
Lime-Street-SquarCi Lime-Street, —
at 48, abouteight doors on the L.
frora 21, Leadenhall-st. It leads to
Billiter-square, and Fenchurch-st.
Limehquse-Causeway, — the E. con-
. tinuarion of Fore-st. bearing to the
R. and entering by a narrow pas
sage, it extends, to the Commer
cial-road by the W. India-docks.
Limehouse-Hole, Limehouse,  the
S, continuation of Three Colt-st.
¦ extending from the Lime-kilns to-
, wards Mill- wall on the bank of
the Thames,
Limehouse-Hole-Stairs,-a few yards
on the R. below the Lime-kilns-
dock, by Mitchell's rdpe-walk.
nearly op. Cuckold's Point, Ro
therhithe,
. Lime-Kilns-Dock, Limehouse, — at
the E, end of Fore-st. on the R.
by the side of the Thames, or the
S. endof Three Colt-st.
Lime-KIlns.Court. Limehouse.  a
few yards on the R. frora the E.
end of; Fpre-st. by the Ship and
Lamb pubUc-house.

Lime -Tree- Court, Narrow-Wall,
Lambeth.  on the E. side Mr.
Peach's yard and W. of Cupers-.
bridge.
Lincoln's. IVm. — on the W. side of
Chancery-lane. op. 40, about |- pf
a mile onthe L, from 194. Fleet.
street,
Lincoln's-Inn-FIelds.-communicates with High-Holborn at 282, by
Great Turnstile, to 124, Drury-
lane by PrInces-st, and Duke-st,
to 50. Carey-st. Chancery-lane by
Serle-st. the numbers begin at the
N. W. comer.
Lincoln's-Inn-Gardens, — on the W.
side of Lincoln's Inn.
Lincoln's.Inn Hall, Llncoln's-Inn.-
Is nearly facing the entrance from
op. 40, Chancery-lane.
Lincoln's-Inn New Square or Build
ings, — tlie second on the R. in.
Carey-st. from 99, Chancery-lane,
leadm.^ to Lincoln's Inn, and to
Serle-st. on the L.
Llncola's-lnn Old Square or Build.
ings. See Lincoln's-Inn.
Linnean-Sbciety, — at 9, Gerrard-st.
Soho. a few doorson the R. from
Newport-market towards Princes-
street.
Linny-Court, Queen-Street. Blooms.
bury. — at 21, about five doors on
the L. from the W. end of Hart-st.
ilnton-Place, Bell-Street, Padding
ton^ — a few doors on the L. from
Edgware-road, towards Lissop-
green.
Lion-Street, Holborn. See Lyon-St,
Lion-Street, Kent-Road.-the second
on the R. a few doors frora the
Elephant and Castle, it extends to
Gloucester-row.
Lion and Lamb-Court, Playhouse-
Yard, Golden-Lane, St. Luke's.-
the firstpn the'R. in the .said yard
from Golden-lane.
Liquor- Pond- Street, Gray's - Inn-
Lane, — at 68, about ^ of a mile
on the R. from Middle-row, Hol
born,

bprn, it extends tP the N. end of
Leather-lane,
Lisle-Street, Leicester-Square, — the
first parallel to the N. side of it,
or the first on the R. in PrInces-st.
frora the E. end of Coventry-st,
Lisle-Street (New), — the E. end of
the last described.
Lisson-Green, Paddington or Mary
bone, — about J of a mile on the
L. from 82. Edgware-road by
Southarapton-row, and facing the
Yorkshire-stingo,
LIsson-Grove, Lisson-Green. Pad
dington, — on the N. sidetheNew-
road, nearly op, the Yorkshire-
stingo,
Lisson Mews, Southampton-Row,
^ Edgware-Road. — the first on the
L. a few doors from the said road,
towards the Yorkshire-stingo.
Lisson -Place, Lisson-Green, Pad
dington, — the second on the L.
north from Bell-st, along Little
James-st,
Lisson-Row, Lisson-Green, — about
^ of a mile on the L. north from
the turnpike by the Yorkshire-
stingo, nearly op. the White-lead-
manufaftory.
Lisson - Street. Lisson - Green, — the
first on the L. in Southampton-row,
frora the Edgware-road, towards
the Yorkshire-stingo, It extends
to Chapel-st.
Lisson-Street (Upper), the continua
tion of the last from Chapel-st, to
Bell-st.
Li'tchfield-Street. King-Street. Soho, -
the third street on the R. from
Prin s-st. and nearly op. Greek-
street, leading to West-st, Seven-
dials.
Literary- Fund, — 36, Gerrard-street,
Soho, about the middle of the S.
side, twelve doors on the L, from
Little Newport-st.
Literary. Panoraraa-Office, — at 108,
Hatton-garden, b(^ing the first door
on the L, from 111, Hplbprn-hill.

Litrie-Cpurt,Castle.Street,Leicester- Square,-fpur dpprs pn the L. from
Great Newport-st> Long-acre.
Lloyd's Court, Denraark-Street, St.
Giles's, — the first on the L. by
the church, it leads to Crown-st.
Soho.
Llpyd's Evening . Post Newspaper-
Office, — at 12. Warwick-square,
facing the entrance from Warwick-
lane,
Lloyd's Yard, Black -Swan -Alley,
London-Wall, — a few doors on
the L. frora op. Bethlem-hospital,
Lock's Fields, Walworth. — nearly
the whole of the space between
Walworth High-st. or road and
the Kent-i'oad, on the N, side of
East-lane.
Lock's Gardens, Bowling - Green-
Lane, Clerkenwell, — the third on
the L. from op, the Workhouse,
Coppice-row.
Lock-Hpspltal, Grpsvenpr-Place,— •
abput i of a mile on the R. from
Hyde-park-corner, and near the
same distance from Piralico. -
Lock's Place, Lock's Fields. Wai.
worth, — the first on the R. from
Walworth High-st. pr road, along
York-st.
Lock's Row, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — the S. side Lock's Place.
Lock's Yard, Blaekman-Street, Bo.
rough, — at 62, about 3- of a mile
on the L. from St.George's church,
and nearly op. the King's Bench.
Lockwood - Court. Great Saffron .
Hill,— at 47, about i of a mile
on the R, from Holborn.bridge,
along Field-lane.
Loman's Pond, Gravel-Lane, Bo-
rough.-the second on the L. south
from Charlotte-street. Blackfriars.
road, epttending to Lemon-st.
Loman's Street, Borough. See the
last described.
Lombard or Lomber-Court, Tower.
Street, Seven- Dials, — at 21, about
five doors on the R. from ^e W,
' en4

end of Castle-st. feading to the
Seven-dials.
Lombard or Lpmber-Street, Seven.
Dials, — at 12, Tpwer-street. pp.
Lombard - court, it ( extends to
West-st.
Lombard-Street, Gracechurch-St. —
at 24, the fourth on the L. from
London-bridge, it extends to the
Mansion-house.
Lorabard- Street, Fleet- Street, — at
66, about the middle of the S.
side, eleven doors W. frora Water-
lane, it extends to Essex-st.
Lorabard -Street, Mile -End New-
'Town,— the third on the L. from
55, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, alcng
Montague-st, and Well-st.
Lpmbard-Street (Great), Mine-Street,
Berpugh, — the termination of it
on both the R. and the L. entering
op, St. George's church.
Lombard-Street (Little) . Mint-Street,
Borough, — the N, end of the last
described, extending from Queen-
st. to Peter.st.
London- Annuity-Office f':rWidows,-
26, Old Fish-street, tlire(i or four
doors E. from the Old-Change.
London - Assu rance-Office , Birchin-
Lane, — two doors on the R. from
62, Lombard-st. or abcut eight
doors from 36, Cornhill.
Lpndpn-Bridge. the most eastern or
' thelowest bridge over theThames,
extending from FIsh-street-hill to
HIgh-st. Borough.
LondonChronlcleNewspaper-Office,- at 151, Fleet-st. by Bolt-Court,
about § of a mile on the R. from
Fleet-market.
Lpndon-Coffee-HoHse,Ludgate-HHl,- the second door from the Old-
Bailey, towards St. Paul's-chutch-
yard,
London-Court. White's Yard. Rose
mary-Lane, — the first on the R.
from 67, Rosemary-lane.
J.,ondon- Docks, Wapping, — between
72, Wapping-st, and the church.

near If of a mile below Loridon-
brldge, the priricipal land-entrance
is by Upper East-Smithfield, the
corner of Nightingale-lane, about
i of a mile li. of rower-hill.
London-Dock-House, Great Win
chester-Street, Broad-Street, — at
33, four doora on the L. from 54,
Old Broad-st,
London- Dock- Office, — 110, Fen-
church-st. nearly op. Mark-lane.
London-Eleftric -Institution, — at 1 6,
Bunhill-row, being that number
of doors on the R. from 63, Ghis-..
well-st. also at 25. Tabernacle-
, row. two doors on the L. from
36, City-road.
London - Evening-Post Newspaper-
Office, — a few yards on the R.
in Union-st. Blackfriars, frcrai the
middle of New BrIdge-st,
London-Female-Pehetentiary, Pen
tonville High-Street or Road, — on
the W. side the chapel, about ^
of a raile on the R. frora IsUng-
ton.
London . Hospital, Whitechapel -
Road, — about -j of a mile on the
R. below the church,
London-Hotel, Albemarle-Street, —
Is five doors on the R. frora op.
St. James's street, or from 62,
Piccadilly.
London - House -Yard, St. Paul's-.
Church- Yard.— at 74 and 79. the
first on the L. from Ludgate-st.
leading to 42, Paternoster-row.
London - Infirmary, Charterhouse-
Square,^ — at 40. the second house
on the L. from Carthuslan-st. en
tering by 107, Aldersgate-st.
London-Institution, Old-Jewry, — -
under the gateway, about seven or
eight doors on the R. frora 81,
Cheapside.
London-Journal Newspaper-Office,-
' a few yards on the R, in Union-
st. Blackfriars, from the middle
of New Bridge-st,
London-Life- Associarion,-at 48, St,
Paul'*

Paul's-church-yard, at, the N, E.
corner by Cheapside.
London-Mews, London-Street, Tot-
tenhara-Court-Road,-at 18, about
fourteen doors on the L. frora 108,
Tottenhara-court-road .
London-Packet Newspaper-Office,-
, at 12, Warwick-'square, facing the
entrance from Warwick-lane.
London-Road, St. George's Fields. —
on the S. side the Obelisk, Black-
frlarsiTPad, bearing to the L. it
extends to the Elephant and Castle.
London-Society-Protestant -School,-
a few doors on the L. in Rope
makers-st. from the N. W. corner
of Moorfields.
London-Stone, Cannon-Street, — be
tween 81 and 82, by the church
forming the corner of St. S within' s-
. lane,
London - Street, Tottenham - court-
road, — at 108, about i a mile on
the L. from Oxford-st. or the
third on the R, from the New-
road, it extends to Cleveland-
street.
London-Street (Old). Fenchurch-
Street, — at 59, the fifth on the R,
about i of a mile frora Grace
church-st.
London-Street (New), Fenchurch-
Street, — the S. continuation ofthe
last described, entrance by a flight
of steps. It extends to Hart-street.
Crutched-friars.
London-Street. Queen-Street, Rat
cliffe, — the first on the L. east, a
few doors from Ratcliffe-cross, it
extends to Rose-lane.
London-Street, London-Road, St.
George's Fields, — the second on
the R. from the Elephant and
Castle towards the Obelisk, it
leads to St. George's market.
London-Street, Dock-Head, Ber
mondsey, — entrance by the first
bridge on the R. In Mill-st, from
Dock-head.
London.Tavern, Bishopsgate-St, —

on the W. side, two doorspn the
L. from Cornhill.
London-Tavern (New). Cheapsfde.r-!
behind 110, about nine or ten
doors on the L. from St. Paul's.
church-yard.
London-'^I'errace, Hackney-Road, —
forms part of the S. side, op. Great
Cambrldge-st. about 4 a mile on
the R. from Shoreditch-church.
London - Terrace, Cannon - Street-.
Road, St. George's in the East,—
the first W. parallel to part ofit.
or the first on the R, in the
Commercial-road, towards White-.
chapel.
London- Wall, Moorfields,-on tlie S.
side of Bethlem-hospital. or the
fourth street on the R, in Wood-.
St. from 122, Cheapside, extending
to 47, Old Broad-st,
London - Workhouse, Bishopsgate-
Street, — at 173, about f of a mile
on the L. north from the church.
Long- Acre, Drury'- Lane, — at 40,
about that number of doors on the
R. from St. Giles's, or about j of
a mile on the L. from the New-
church in the Strand, it extends
to St. Martin's lane, where the.
nurabers begin and end, viz. 1 and
145.
Long-Alley, Moorfields,-the second
on the R. from the N. E. corner
towards Wiison-st. it extends to
Crown-st.
Long-Alley. Worship-Street, — is op,
the last from Crown-st. or the'
continuation of it to Worship-st,
nearly facing the Curtain-road.
Long- Alley -Square, — the second on
the L. about twelve doors N.
from Crown-st. it leads to Christo
pher's alley and Wilson-st.
Long. Alley, Cable-Street, Wellclose-
Square, — is parallel to part of the.
N. side of it, say from 42 to 51,
nearly op. the said square.
Long-Alley, Lower Shadwell, — on
the E. side of New-st, nearly op,
Shadwell-

Shadwell-dock-stairs, leading to
the Orchard,
Long's Buildings, Whitecross-Strpet,
St. Luke's. — at 10 1, near the mid
dle, between Chiswell-st. and Ban
ner-st. and op. Playhouse-yard.
Long's Court. St. Martin's Street,
Lelcester.Square,-^  at 36, four
doors on the L. frora 38. in the
square.
Long's Court, Rotherhithe-Street, —
the first on the R. about six doors
E, ofthe church.
Long-Lane, West-Smithfield,  at
' 66, on the E. side, extending to
op. 77. Aldersgate-st.
Lon^-Lane, Bermondsey, — the con
tinuation of White-st. from be
hind St, George's church. Bo
rough, to 149, Bermondsey-st.
about eight doors S. from Ber
mondsey-church.
Long - Wa-k, Half - Moon - Alley,
Whitecross-Street, Cripplegate, —
the first on the L. from 48, White
cross-st, towards Chapel-st. and
Grub-st.
Long-Walk, Bermondsey-square. —
at the N. E. corner, leading east
ward, somewhat parallel to the S.
side of Bermondiey-church-yard,
Long's Yard, Lamb's-Condult-St. —
about ten doors on the L. from
Guilford-place, op. the Foundling-
hospital.
Looker's Court. King-Street, Golden-
Square,-at 84. five doors N, from
Orange-court, about -I- of a mile
on theR. from 323. Oxfprd-st,
Lprd's Crlcket-GrPund, Marybpne-
Park. — on the N. side the New-
road, entrance by Upper Quebed-
street,
Lothbury, — on the N. side the Bank
of England, or the first on the R.
along the Old-Jewry, from 81,
Cheapside,
Lottery -Office, Somerset-Place, — the
second door on theL. in thesquare,
from the Strand.

LoTC-Cpurt, George-Alley, Fleet-'
market,— a few doors on the L,
from 70, Fleet-market.
Love-Courf, Mutt.jn-Lane, Clerken
well , — tlie second on the L. frpra
Ray-st. N.W, corner of Clerken-.
well-green.
Love-Court, Petticoat-Lane, — Is be
hind 121, about twenty-five doors
on the R. from 41, Aldgate High-
st. it leads to Goulston-square.
Love-Court, Tooley-Street, — at 157,
nearly op. Green-bank, ab-iut | of
a mile on the R, from London-
bridge.
Love-Lane, Broad-Sanftuary, West- ,
minster, — isa small alley c r court
between the W. end of the Abbey
and Princes-st.
Love-Lane, Wood -Street,CheapsIde,-
at 36, the second on the R. from
122, Cheapside, it extends to 66,
Aldermanbury,
Love - Lane (Little), Wood - Street,
Cheapside, — on the N. side the
last described, by the church.
Love-Lane, Little Eastcheap,  at
19, the third on the R. from 47,
Gracechurch-st.it extends to 102,
Lower Thames-st.
Love-Lane, Shadwell High-Street, —
at 117, the first on the L. about
-1 of a mile E. frora the church, it
extends to Brook-st.
Love-Lane, Old Gravel-Lane, Wap.
ping, or St. George's in the East,-
at 1 60, about three doors W. of
Green-bank .
Love-Lane, Willow-Street, Bankside, "
South wark, -the first on the R. from
Holland-st. Blackfriars-bridge, it
leads through Keen's White-lead.
manufaftory to Maid-lane.
•Love-Lane, Rctherhithe-Street, — at
384, op.. Rotherhithe-stairs, it ex
tends to Paradise-st, near Mill.
pond-bridge,
Love-Place, Hackney-Road.— part
of Middle.sex-place, and the W,
side of the said road, about | of a
mile

mile on the L. from Shoreditch-
church.
Lovel's Court, Paternoster-Row, — at
20, the third on the R. from
Cheapside, about three doors E.
from Ivy-lane,
Lovers-Court, - White- Horse-Street,
Ratcliffe, — at 9, a few doors on
the L. frora Butcher-row, tpwards
the Cpmmercial-road.
Lovelands-Yard or Court, Royal-
Hoppital-row, Chelsea, — is a nar
row passage near the Hospital, ex
tending to Turks-row.
Lowdels or Lowdles-Court, Great
Gulldford-Street, Borough,— —the
first on the R. a few yards N. from
35, Queen-st.
Lowdell-Place, Broad- wall, Lambeth
or Christ-Church, — the first on the
L. from Great Charlotte-st. Black
friars-road.
Lower Turning, Shakespear's Walk,
Shadwell, — the last on the L. from
High-st. entering by 49, on the
W. side the church.
Lpwnds-Cpurt, Carnaby-Street, Car
naby-market, — at 2'4, the second
On the L. a few doors frora Great
Marlborcugh-st.
Loxwood-Place, Fitzroy-Place, New-
Road, Marybone, — the first on the
R.a few yards frora the New-road.
Lucas-Place, Comraercial-Road, St.
George's in the East, — forras part
of the S. side, a few yards on the
R. from the Halfway-house to
wards Limehouse.
Lucas'Street, Commercial-Road, St.
George'rf in the East, — the first- on
the Ri frora the Halfway-house
towards Limehouse.
Lucas-Street, Paradise-Street, Rother
hithe. — at 80, op. Love-Lane, the
first street on the R, a few doors
below Mill-pond-bridge.
Ludgate (Old), Half-Moon-Street,
Bishopsgate. — the second on the
R. a few doprs frpm behind 170,
BIshppsgate-st. withput.

Ludgate-Hill,  at the S. end of
Fleet-market, or the E, cpntinua
tion of Fleet-st, it extends to St,
Martin's church,
Ludgate- Place, Ludgate-Hill,- three
doors on the R. from Bridge-st,
towards St. Paul's-church-yard,
Ludgate-Street, St, Paul's-church-
yard, — at the W. end, extending
to St. Marrin's-church and Lud.
gate-hill.
St. Luke's Charity-School, Golden-
Lane, — five doors on the-L.'from
Old-st.
St. Luke's Church, Old-Street, — .
abput the middle of the N. side,
viz. between the City-road and
Goswell-st.
St. Luke's Hospital, Old-Street, —
on the N. side, near the City-
road, about .J. of ^ mile on the L,
from Finsbury-square,
St, Luke's Place, Stepney;— nearly
facing the W, side of the church,
Luke-Street, Paul-Street, Finsbury-
square, — at 49, the first on the
R. north from Worship-st. leading
towards -the Curtain-road.
St, Luke's Workhouse, Clty-Road,-
about |. of a mile on the R. from
Finsbury-cquare, and on the W.
side of the Shepherd and Shep
herdess.
Lumley's Aims-Houses, City-Road,-
on the N. side the Shepherd and
Shepherdess Tea-gardens.
Lumley-Court, Strand,  at 398,
about tv.'elve doors W.from South-
ampton-st.from Temple-bar.
Lumley-Cpurt. Bpwling- Pin-Alley,
Chancery-Lane, — the first on the
L. a few doors from White's Alley.
or from Bream's Buildings, enter
ing by 27. Chancery-lane.
Luxford-Row, North-Green, Wor
ship-Street, — the second on theL.
from 12, Worship-st, near Paul-st.
Lyceum, Strand, — entrance at 352,
about .3- pf a mile on tht R. ft*""
Temple-

and I a mile on the R.

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Temple-bar, or five doors E. from
Exeter-change,
Lyon's Inn. Holy well-Street. Strand,-
at 16. being that number of doors
on the R, from the W. side of St,
Clement's church,
Lyon's Quay, Lower Thames-St. —
at 12, being that number of
hpuses on the R, below London-
bridge,
Lyon-Street, High-Holborn,  at
143, the first on the L, near | of
a mile ftom Broad-st, St. Giles's.

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MACCLESFIELD - STREET,
Gcrrard-Street, Soho, — at 15,
about eight doors on the L. from
Princes-st. it leads to Dean-st.
Macprd's Rents, Choppins-Court.
Old Gravel-Lane, the first on the
R, a few doors from behind 25,
Old Gravel-lane, near Wapping,
Maddox-Street, Hanover-Square.-is
the third on the R, in Swallow-st.
from 322, Oxford-st, it extends
to St, George's church.
Maddox-Street (Little), Hanover-
square,  is facing St. George's
church and the last described, it
extends to 43, New Bond-st,
Magdalen-Alley, or Bassage, Great
Prescot-Street,Goodman's Fields,-
at 18. about the middle of the S.
side leading to Chamber-st.
Magdalen-Circus, Magdalen-Street.
Tooley-Street.-^about the raiddle
ofit, and behind 164, Tooley-st.
Magdalen - Hospital, Blackfriars .
Road. — about -i a mile on the R.
from Blackfriars-bridge, and near
^ of a mile on the L. from the
Obelisk.
Magdalen-Place, Tppley-Street, — at
143, nearly op. Stoney-lane. about
.|. of a., mile on the R. from Lon
don-bridge.
Magdalen-Row, Great Prescpt-Street,

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Goodman's Fields,— forms part of
the S. side, near the middle, by
Magdalen-alley.
Magdalen.Street, Topley.Street,—
at 148, nearly pp. Stoney-lane,
extending to 23, Bermondsey-st,
Magna- Place, Hoxton-Town, — near
Saunders's Gardens, a few doors
on the R, frora Old-st, road,
St. Magnus-Church, — at the N. end
of London- bridge, bei ng the corner
of Lower Thames-st.
Magpye- Alley, Weiitworth - Street,
Spitalfie1ds,--two or three doors
E. of Rose-lane, and nearly op.
Essex-st. from 115, Whitechapel
High-st.
Magpye-Cpurt, Aldersgate-Street,—-
at 180, neariy op. the Castle and
Falcon-Inn.
Magpye - Court, Shoreditch High-
Street, — at 10, about f of a mile
on the R.from Bishopsgate-church,
it leads to Blossom-st. •
Magpye and Stump Coach-Office, —
at 117, Newgate-st. about ten or
twelve doors on theL, from" the
Old-Bailey,
Mahogany-Court, Whitecross-Street,
St. Luke's, — at 81, about twelve
doors on the R, frora Chiswell.st.
towards Old-st.
Maid-Lane, Southwark, — is sorae
what parallel to Bankside and the
Thames, extending frora near
Clink-st. to Gravel-lane, about
j. of a mile in length. '
Maida-Place, Printers- Place, Ber
mondsey,-^  nearly op. the Gre
gorian-Arms, about I a mile below
Dock-Head, and near the W. end
of Jamaica-row.
Maiden-Lane, Southampton.Street,
Covent-Garden. — at 30, about ten
doors on the L. ftom 388, in the
Strand, leading into Chandos-st.
Maiden - Lane, Battle - Bridge,. St.
Pancras,-on the E. side the Small-
ppx-hpspital, nearly facing tbe N.
end pf Gray's-inn-lane.
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Maiden-Lane, Wood-Street, Cheap-
side, — at 1 10, the third on riie L.
from 122, Cheapside, it extends
to Foster,-lane,
Maiden-Lane, Queen-Street, Cheap-
side. — intersefts it at 37, about -f
of 'a mile from 70, Cheapside, it
extends from Garlick-liill to Col-
lege-hill.
Maiden -Row, Borough-Road, St.
George's Fields, — the first on the
, L. from the King's Bench towards
the. Obelisk.
Maldenhead-Coprt, Berwick-Street,
Oxford- Street.^ — at 99, four doors
N, ftom Peter-st,
Maidenhead-Court. Snow's Rents.
York-Street,Westminstcr,-the first
on the R. from nearly op, Queen-
tquare.
Maidenhead-Cpu rt , Aldersga te-St. —
at 28, about eleven doors N- from
Falcon-st, It extends to NIcol-
- square,
Maidenhead-Court.Little St.Thomas
Apostles. — at 19. three doors E.
from 69, Queen-st. Cheapside.
Maidenhead - Court, Moor - Lane,
i'ore-Street, Cripplegate, — about
three doors on the R. frora 86,
F"ore-st,
Maidenhead-Court, Wheeler-Street,
Spitalfields, — at ^7, five doors N.
from-Flower-de-LIs-st. entering by
10, Shoreditch High-st,
Maidenhead - Court. Broad - Wall.
Christ-Church or Lambeth. — is
aboi^t the middle of the W. side, a
few doors^ S, from Stamford-st.
Blackfriars-rpad,
Maid?nh^ad-Court, Great Garden-
Street, St, Catherine's. — about the
middleof the N. side, viz. between
St. Catherine's lane, and Butcher-
row,
Maidenhead-Court. Wapping. — at
102, about four doors OiU the L.
below the entrance to the London-
dpcks,
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Shadwell,.^at 61, the fourth on
the L. frora 38, Shadwell High-st,
Maidraan's Row, Mile- End-Road,—
the first on the R. below Bencroft's
alms-houses, near two miles from
Aldgate, it extends towards
Rhpdes- Wells.
Maidstpne - Buildings, High . Street,
Borough, — at 228, about^fourteen
doors on the R. south from St,
Margaret's-hiU. and ^ of a mile
from London-bridge.
Maldstone-Court, Old Nicol-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — a few doors on
the R, in it from Cock-lane.
Maidstone - New - Wharf, Queen-
Hithe, — entrance by 6ft, -Upper
Tharaes-st, about ^ of a mite be
low Blackfria-rs-bridge,.
Major Foubert's Passage, Swallow-
Street, — at 61, op. Coriduit-st, it
extends to 8 1 . King-st.
Malaga - Court. Nightingale-Laiie,
Upper East-Smithfield, — at 36, a
few doors on the L, below the
entrance to the London-docks.
Manchester-Buildings, Cannon-Row,
Westminster,  the second N.
parallel to part of Bridge-st. ex.
tending ro the Thames,
Manchester - Mews, Manchester -
Street, Marybpne, — twP or three
doprs on the R. from the N. W.
corner of Manchester-square.
Manchester - Meyits North, Man-
chester-Street, — at 14, being that
nuiivber of doors on the R, from
the N. W, corner of Manchester-
square.
Manchester-Square, — the N, end of
Duke-stt ftpm 171, Oxford-st.
and, at the S, end pf HIgh-st, and
Thayer-st, pn the R, from the
New-rpad,
Manchester - Street, Manchester ->
Square,  at the. N, W, corner,
extending tP Dprset-st,
Manpr - B.uildlngs, King's Road,
Chelsea. — is behind Manor-Place.
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Manor-Place, King's Road, Chelsea,-
about I pf a mile pn the li. ftpm
Smith-st. tPwards Battersea-bridge,
and, nearly pp. Rpbinspn's lane.
ftom Cheyne-walk.
-Manor-Place, Walworth High-Street
or Road, — the fifth on the R.
near -f a mile from the Elephant
and Castle, it leads tp Pentpn-
place.
Manor- House- Academy, .Kenning-
tPn-Lane, — is nearly pp. Carlisle-
chapel, about -J- of a mile on the
R.from the Plough and Hari-pw
public-hpuse,
Manpr - Row, Manor - Place, Wal
worth, is the S, or op, side bf the
way to the said place.
Manor- Row, Deptford Lpwer Road.-
the first on the R, from the seven
houses, towards the HalfWay-
house,
Manor-Row, Litrie Tower-HIII,-
on the E. side, leading to Upper
East.Smithfield.
Manor-Row (Little), on the E, side
the last described,
Manor-Street, Chelsea.— between 13
and 14. Cheyne-walk, by the
side of the Thames, a few doors
E. from the church.
Manor- Terrace, ¦•King's Road, Chel
sea, — is nearly op. Manor- place,
extending frOm Rpbinson's lane,
towards Battejsea-brldge,
Mansel-Street, Goodman's Fields. —
the S, continuation of Somierset-st.
from Aldgate High-st, or at the'
E, end of Swan-st* frpm 47, in
fhe Minories,
Mansfield-Mews, Marisfield- Street,
Marybone, — Is between 11, in the
said, street, and 16, Hadfey-st, '
Mansfield-Place, Bofbugh-Road, St,,
George's! Fidds.-i^forms part of
the R, side, near the Obelisk, isx-
tending towards the King's Bench,
Mansfield-Street, Marybone,  the
first E, parallel to part of Harley-
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from 2, Qaeen-Ann-st, West, to '
New Cavendish-st.
Mansfield-Street, Borough-Rpad, St.
Geprge's Fields. — the first on the ,
R. frpm the Obelisk towards the
King's Bench, it leads to St.
George's market. .
Mansion-House (the Residence of
the Lord Mayor). — the large stone
building at the W. end of Lom
bard-st. and Cornhlll.
Mansion. House-Alley, Kennington
High-Road.  by the Mansion-
house publichouse, about § of a
mile S. on the R. from Kenning-
, ton-lane,.
MansiouTHouse Coach-Office, Man.
sion-House-Street, — a door or two
on the R. from Cornhill, nearly
op. the Mansion-house.
Marision-House-Row. Kennington
High-Road. — near the two mile
stone, about .|. of a mile on the R.
south frora Newington-church, it
extends to Kenniiigton-lane.
Mansion-House-Street, — the W. cori-
tlnuationpf Cornhill to-the Ppultry
and Cheapside.
Manson's 'Ways, Bermondsfey or
Rptherhithe-Wall,— on the E. side
of Mill-Stairs and St. Saviour's
dock, near a mile below London.
bridge.
Marble-Street or Court. 'Webb.Stfeet,
Borough.-the first on the R. about
six doors from WestOn-st, prfrom
the Maze, tpwards 248, Ber
mondsey-st.
Marchmont - Place, Little' Coram-
Street, Tavistock -Square, on the
E, side, being the second on the
L. frora 10, 'Pavisfock-place.
Marchraont - Street, Great Coram-
Street, Brunswick-Square, — at 44,
being the continuation of Everett-
st. from 48, Bernard-st, it extends
to Tavistock-place,
Marderi-Cour't, Broad- Wall, Christ-
Church, . See Maldenhead-Court.
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on the S. side of Little Chapel-st,
between Strutton - ground and
James-st.
St, Margaret's Chapel, Margaret-
Street. Cavendish-Square, — about
eight doors on the R, frora 63,
Wells-st,
St. Margaret's Church.Westmlnster.-
on the N. side of the Abbey,
about I a mile from Charing-cross,
St, Margaret's Church, Lothbury, —
at the E. end, facing the N. front
ofthe Bank of England,
St, Margaret. Patten's Church, Rood-
Lane, Fenchurch-Street, — at the
S. end, beingj the corner of Litrie
Tower-st.
Margaret -Court, Margaret -Street,
Cavendish-Sqriare, — at 59, about
the middle pf the S, side, four
doors E. frora John-st. it leads to
the N. W, corner of Oxford-
market,
St. Margaret's Hill, High-Street,
Borough, — the open space by the
Town-hall, about | of a raile on
the R. frora London-bridge.
Margaret's Rents, Snow's Fields,
Borough,  behind 35, towards
Weston-st. and the Maze.
Margaret-Street, Cavendish-Square,-
at the S. E. corner, extending to
63, Wells-st. or the second on the
L, in Wells-st, from 63, Oxford-
street,
Margaret-Street, Westrijinster, — on
the E, side of the Abbey, being
the'S. conrinuatlon of Parliament-
street.
St, Margaret's Workhouse, West-
minster.-at theW. end of Orchard-
st, by Great Chapel.st. and Strut-
ton-ground.
Maria-Place. Baker's Row, 'White
chapel-Road, — the first on the L.
a few doors frora 94, in the said
road.
Maria. Place, Blue- Anchor- Road,
Bermondsey.— -about | of a mile
on the R. ftora the turnpike Fort-

place, towards Rotherhithe, and
near the same distance on the L.
from the Blue-anchor.
Marigold - Stairs, Upper - Ground,
Christchurch, — on the W. side of
Blackfriars-bridge, and near it. -
Marigold-Court, Strand,— at 370.
seven doors W. of Exeter.Change.
Marigold-Court, Star-Corner. Ber-
mondsey,  a few doors on the
R. frora the Church, to'^ards
Bermondsey New-road.
Marigold - Street, Rotherhithe or
Bermondsey- Wall, — the first W.
parallel to Cherry-garden-st. and
the first E. to Salisbury, st, it ex
tends to Mill-ppnd-st,
Marine-Brewery, Brpad-Street, Rat
cliffe ,-is pp, 81, being a few dppis
pn the R, belpw Stone-stairs,
Marine - Crescent, Prospeft - Row,
Bermondsey,— the first on the'L.
from the Neckinger-turnpike top-
wards Jamaica-row and Mill-
pond-bridge.
Marine-Society ,-behind 54, Bishops-
gate.wlthin, about seven doors S.
frpm Campmile st.
Mariners (Three) Cpurt. Fore-Street,
Cripplegate, — at 102, about four
doors W. from Grub-st,
Mark-Lane, Fenchurch-Street,— at
55, the fourth on the R. from
Gracechurch-st. it extends to 67,
Great Tower-st.
Mark-Street, PauLStreet, Finsbury-
Square,— at 55, the second on the
R. from Woiship-st. it extends to
James-st. near the Curtain-road.
Market-Court, Oxford-Street, — at
92, about f of a mile on the R,
from St. Giles's, it leads to Oxford-
market.
Market-Hill. Shadwell High-Street.v
at 65, the second on the R. east
of the church, it extends to Shad,
well-market.
Market-Lane, Pall.Mall.-behInd the
Opera- House, nine doors on the
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Market-Lane, White- Hart-Place,
Kenningtpn-Lane, — at 13, being
that nuraber pf houses on the L.
frora Kennington-cross, it extends
to Edward-st.
Market- Row North, St. James's
Market,,— the N, side of the said
market, nearly op, Norris-st. from
66, in the Haymarktt.
Market.Rpw Sputh, Market-Rpw
East, and Market-Row West, — are
merely the different sides of St.
James's market,
Market-Row, Oxford-Market,— the
S, and W. sides of thesaid market,
also the part which leads into
John-st.
Market-Row, Carnaby- Market,-the
E, side of the said raarket, being
the continuation of Marshall-st,
Market - Row West, Carnaby-
Market, — the W. side of the said
market.
Market-Square,-Hart-Street, Blopms-
bury, — on the S, side op. Lyon-
st. frora 143, High-Holborn,
Market-Street. Hart-Street. Blooms
bury,' — three doers on theL, frora
the S, W, corner of Bloomsbury-?
square
Market-Street. Oxfprd-Street, — at
87, about -I of a mile on the R.
. ftpra St, Giles's, it leads to Ox-
fprd-market,
Market.Street, St. Jaraes's Market,-
at the N, W. ccrner, extending
tp 127, Jermyn.st.
Market . Street, Hprseferry - Read,
'Westminster, — part of the E. end
of the said road, say ftom the
White-horse to Millbank-row.
Market-Street. May-tair, — on, the
W. side of Shepherd's market..
Market-Street, Soho,— on the W.
side of Newport-market, extend.
. ing to Little Newport-st.
Market-Street, Shadwell,— at the
S. E. corner of Shadwell-market,
leading to Shadwell-dock.
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George's Fields, — the second on
the R. frpm the Obelisk tpward*
the King's Bench, it leads tp St.
George's market.
Market.Street, Walcot-Place, Lam-
beth, — the fourth on the L. about
i a mile frora the Asylura to
wards Kennington-cross, it leads
to Kennlngtpn-lane. .
Marlbprough-Court, Pall-Mall,— at
82, about nine doprs E, from the
Palace,
Marlborough-Court,Carnaby-Street, Carnaby-Market,- at24, the third
on the L, frora Great Marlbo
rough-st, leading to Carnaby-
market.
Marlborough-Mews, Queen-Street,
Oxford-St. — at the E. end of the
said street frora 340, Oxford-st.
Mariborough-Place, Pall-Mall,— at
81, about eight doors on the R,
from the Palace,
Marlborough-Place,Walworth Highr
Street or Road, — forms part of
the R. side, about ^ of a mile from
the Elephant and Castle, it ex
tends from' Hampton-st, to the
Terrace,
Marlborough - Place. Kennington-
CrpsS, — fprms part pf the E, side
of the road, and is nearly opppsite
Upper Kennington-lane,
Marlborough - Row, Carnaby -
Market,— at the S, W, corner, or
three doors on the R, in Cross-
court ftora 20. Carnaby-st.
Marlborough-Square, Great Peter-
Street, Westminster. — about the
middle of the S. side, between
Whistlers-Ground and Adam-a-
Digging-yard.
Marlborough-Street (Great). Car
naby-Market, — the first on the
R. in Poland-st, about' twelve
dpprs frorii 365, Oxford-st,
Mariborough-Street (Little), — at34,
King-st, the third on the L, ftom
323, Oxford-st, it extends to Car
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-Maripw's Rents, St, Catherine's
Square, Tpwer-Hill. — on the N.
side by St. Catherine's court and
Catshole-court.
Marmaduke-Place, 'Marmaduke-St.
St. George's in the East,  the
first on the R, from John-st, to
wards Williarn-st.
Marmaduke.Street, John-Street. St,
George's in the East. — the first on
the R. a few doors from Cannon-
st, road. It extends to William-st,
Marrrian - Street, Cannon - Street -
Road, St. George's in the East.— i
is parallel to part of the W. side.
being the continuation of Hu~m-
berstone-st. from the Commer
cial-road,
Marquis-Court, Drury-Lane,-at 70,
about l^of a mile on the L. from
the New-church in the Strand.
Marsh - Place, Lambeth Lower
Marsh. — at 13, the first on the
L. a few doors from the turnpike,
towards Blackfriars-road,
Marsh -Wall, Poplar. See Mill -
Walh
Marshall - Street, Silver Street,
Golden-Square, — the first on the
R, about thirteen doors from
Litrie Windrnill-'st, Haymarket,
it extends to Broad-st, and Car-,
naby-market.
Marshall-Street. London-Road, St.
George's Fields, — the fourth on
the R. from the Obelisk towards
the Elephant and Castle.
Marshalsea-Prison, High-Street, Bo
rough, — behind 118, about |. of a
mile on the L. from London^
bridge.'
Marsham-Street, Westminster— the
fourth on the L. along Wood-st.
and Little Peter-st. frpm 64. Mill-
bank-st.' being the continuation
of Great Smith-st. to the Horse
ferry-road."
Marson-Place, Sommers-Town, — is
facing the N, end of Mason-st,
from Northam's Buildings.

Marson - Street, Sommers - Town.
See Mason-St,
Martha-Street, St. George's in the
East;  the second on the R, In
Charles-st, from op, Bloegate-
fields, Back-lane, it extends to
Church-rPad,
St. Martin's Aims-Houses, Crown-
Street, Soho,  neatly op. Phos-
nix-st. about six doors on the L,
from Compton-st.
Martin's Bnildings or Court, Old-
Street, St. Luke's, — is nearly op,
the Hospital-, about eight doors E,
of Bunhill-row,
Martin's Buildings, Milk-Street at
Yatd, Shadwell, — is op. the S.
end of Farmer,st, entering by
39, High-st.
St, Martin's Church (tn the Fields),
Charing-Cross, — a few doors on
the R. in St. Martin's lane from •
487, in the Strand,
St, Martin's Church, Lndgate.St...^
a few doors on the R, from St,
Paul's-church-yard-, pr twp or
three doors E. of the Old.Bailey.
St. Martin's Church-, St, Martin's
Lane, Cannon-Street, — Is three or
four dpprs on the L. from 42,
Cannon-st,
St, Martin's (Outwitch) Church,
'rhreadneedle-Street,---the corner
of Bishopsgate-st. a few doors on
the L, from Cornhill.
St, Martin's Court, St. Martin's
Lane. Charing-Cross, — at 89, op.
New-st. about j of a mile on the
L.; from Charing-cross, it leads
to Castle-st. Leicester-square.
St. Martin's Lane, Charing-Cross,-
at 487, in the Strand, where die
numbers begin and end, say 1 and
150, it extends to Long-acre,
St, Martin's Lane (Litlie), — ^^the
continuation of the last described,
extending from Long-acre to
- West-st,
St. Martini's Larie, Cannon-Street, —
¦ at 42, i^ extendk to 138, Upper
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J Thames'-s'treet, being the second
on the R, in it from Lontion-
brldge.
St. Martin's-le-Grand, — at 65, New-
gate-st. about seven or eight doors
on the R, from Cheapside, it
extends to Aldersgate-st,
St. Martin's Street, Leicester-Sq, —
at 38, ajjput the -middle of jlie S.
side, leading to Whkcomb st,
Martirt- Street, Westmoreland-Place.
Qty-Rpad. — the first on the L.
frpm Cpllingwood-st. entering by
Prbvidence-sr,
St. Martii)'s-,Street, Higlers-Lane or
Friar-Streeti Bjackfriars-Road, —
the Second on the R, a few dpors
frpra the said road,
Martin-Street (New), Upper East-
Smithfield.-^the first on the L.
behiftd 97, or the last .f>n the L,
in Blue-Anchor-yard, frora 48,
Rpsemary-lane,
Martin-Street, Essex-Street, White-
-, chapel;  the second on the L,
'from 105, Whitechapel Highest.
. towards Wentworth-st.
St, Martin's Workhouse, St, Mar-'
tin's Lane, Charing-Cross,— be
hind 128, nearly op, the church,
extending to .Hemming's row and
- ,, Castle-st, •.-,,,'..
St, Mary AbSh.urch. See Abchurch-
Yard, Abchurch-Lane,
St. Mafy.Axe, Lssdenhall-Stteet.-r-
at .117, nearly op. the East-Indla-
House, being, the? first on the L.
from Comhill.
St. Mary's. Church, Aldermanfery,-
betwcen 6^ aftd 6.6, the cornqr pf
Love-lane.'
St. Mary's Church, St, Mary's Hill,
' Lower Thames- Street,  a few
, ; doors on^^L. from op. Eillings-
' . gate tflWarcfe Eastcheap.
St, Mary A14?.rmary'-.Church, Bow-,
Lane, — a few doors on the L.
from -591, Cheapside, or behind ¦38,j
.Wa:tJIrsg-sfer ., ..¦¦ -, .. ./ ;
St, Mary-le-Bow-Church, Qt9ap-\

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side,— between 55 and 56, aboijE
the raiddle of the S, side.
St, M^ry-Magdalen-Church, • Old ¦
. Fish-Street, — forras the W, cor
ner of the Old-Ch'ange.
St, Mary-Magdalen-Church, Ber
raondsey. — at the S, end of Ber.
mondsey-at. or the E. end of
Long - lane frora St. George's
church, Bprough,
St. Mary's Church, Whitechapel,—
near -i a raile on the R. east from
Aldgate.
St, Mary:le.Strand-Church,  the
second church on the R, about ^
of a mile from Temple-bar (also
called the New-church),
St, Mary's, Church, Newingtcn,^
abput -g of a mile on the'R. from
the Elephant and Castle towards
Kennington,
St. Mary's Church, Rotherhlthe,^-
about li mile below London-
bridge by the lineof the river, and
nearly opposite Wapping -dock-
stairs.
St. Mary's Church, Larabeth. — on
the bank of the Thames, about -§
of a raile above Westrainsier-
brldge,
St. Mary-Somerset-.Church, Upper
Thames-Street. — between 203 and
204. being the corner of Old
FIsh-street-hill, near | a mile on
the R. from London-bridge.
St. Mary-Woolnoth's-Church, Lom
bard-Street, — on the W. side ^thc
-J General-post-office, being a fewf
doors pn the R, from the Man-
sipn-house, , '
St, Mary's Hill, . Lpwer Thames-
Street,^-at 98,. pp. Billingsgate-
market, leading .into Rood-lane
and to ^23. Fcjuchurch-st,
St, Mary-O\5ery's-Dock, Borough, — ¦
on the W. side of St. Saviour's
church, about ^ of a mile aboV.e
London-bridge,
Mary's Place, Mary-Street, Hamp
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Charles-st.
Mai-y'sRow, Bethnal-Greeri-Road,-
onthe E. side of Wilmot-square,
being the continuation Of Ann-st.
Mary -Street, Hampstead-Road , — the
W. end of Charles-st. on the R.
or tbe continuation of Brook-st.
from the New-road.
Mary.Street, -Whitechapel-Road. —
at 76, 'W. side the workhouse,
about J of a mile on the L, be
low the church.
Mary-Street, St. George's in the
Ea.iit, — the fourth E,( parallel to
part of Cannon-st, New-road, ex
tending from Upper Chapman-st.
to Lower Chapman-st.
Mary-Street, Stepney, — the first on
the R. in Ocean-st. from op. the
Walnut-tree public-house Cow-
lane, extending to Sommers or
Summers-Place.
Marybone or Mary.le-Bpne-Court,
Weymouth-Street, Maryborie, —
at 26, three doors E, from Little
Marybone-st. it extends to Ches
terfield-st.
Marybone-Court-House,  at 159,
Oxford.st. about the middle ofthe
N, side, being the corner of
Marybone.lane.
Marybone - Di.spensary,  at 77;
Welbeck-st. being the second
door on the L, from Henrletta-st,
Cavendish-square.
Marybone - Infirmary, New.Road,
Marybone, — is about | of a mile
on the L, from Tottenham-court.
road, and a few doors E. from
Upper Baker-st,
Marybone-Lane, Oxford-Street, — at
158, about I of a mile on the R,
from St, Giles's, nearly opposite
New Bond-street, it extends to
High-st.
Marybone-Mews, Great Marybone-
Street,— at 49, between 35. Wel
beck-st, and 68, Wimpole-st.
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fdrd..Stt*et,— at 68, the second
on the L. from 64. Oxford-st, it
extends to 77, Margaret-st.
Marybone-Street (Great).— at 5lj
Hariey-st. being the sefcondi^'on
the L. from thfe N. W. corner of
Cavendish-square, it extends to
High-st,
Marybone-Street, (Little),— at 23.
the W, end of Great Marybone-st,
about five doors on the L, east
frora High-st. it extends to Wey
mouth-st,
Marybone-Street (Upper),— the E,
continuation of New Cavendish.
St. and Great Marybone-st. it ex-
tends from 53, Great Perlland-st.
tp Hpwland-st.
Marybone-Stteet, Golden-Square,
or Piccadilly,  the cpntinuation
of Titchborn-st. from the Hay.
market, or from Coventry-st, It
extends from Sherrard-st. to
Brewer-st.
Marybone - Workhouse, Northum.
berland-Street, Marybone, — op.
22, about the middle of the W.
side; adjoining the Infirmary.
Marygold. See Marigold;
Mason's Alley, Basinghall-Street,—
the first on the R. abnut fourteen
doors from Cateatpn-st, leading
to White-rose-codrt and 30, Cole
man-st,
Mason's Buildings, City. Road,—
abput |- of a mile on the L. frora
the said road along Wlnkworth's
Buildings towards Hoxton,
Mason's Court, George and Cathe:-
rine - Wheel . Yard, Blshopsgate-
Withput, — the second on the R.
behind 80, BishopsgatCrSt.
Mason's Court, Shoreditch High-
Street,  at 109, about twelve
doors on the L. from the church.
towards Bishopsgate,
Mason's Court, Brick.Lane, Spitai.
fields, — about eight doors on the
R, frora the N. end of Osbom-

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Mason's Gourt, HigteStreet, Mile-
" End New-Town, — thefirst on the
L. three or four doors from the
N. end of Great Garden-st.
Masons Hall, — on the S. side of
Masons-alley, between 14, Ba-
singhall-street, and 30, Coleman-
street.
Masons Stairs, Bankside,  near
Cprny-cap-alley, abput j- pf a mile
below Blackfriars-bridge and op.
¦ Broken-wharf. Up. Thames-st.
Mason-Street, Sommers-Town, — the
first on the R, In Northam's build
ings, from Weston-st, or from the
Brill, It leads to Marson's Place and
Chapel-path,
Mason-Street, Bridge-Road, Lara
beth,— -at 30, the third on the
R. about -I of a mile frora West
minster-bridge,
Mason's Yard, Duke-Street, St,
James's,' — the second on the L,
about twelve doors from 182. Pic
cadilly, it leads tp Ormpnd-yard,
Mason's Yard. Queen-Ann-Street
East, or Foley-Place,— at 54, S.
side, and behind 33, Great Port
land-st.
Mason's Yard, Broad-Street, St.
Giles's, — at 61, two doors on the
L. frora Drury-lane towards fhe
church.
Masters in Chancery's Office,— at
24, SouthamptPn-buildings. Hol
born. abput four dpprs on the R,
frpra 63, Chancery-lane,
, Matheraarical - Spciety, CrispIn.St,
Spitalfields,  behind 35. about
eight doors on the L. frora Unipn-
street.
Mari|da-Place, North East Passage
or Alley, Wellclose-Square,i-at 6,
the first on the L, from 35. Cable-
¦ street,
Matthew's Buildings', King-Street,
- Spitalfields, — about three or four
doorson the L, from 158, Brick-
- lane,
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Cheapside,
St. Matthew's Church, Bethnal-
Green, — is near -| a mile on the
R. along Church-st. from 65,
Shoreditch.
Matthew's Place, Hackney-Road,-
forras part of the L, side, between
Durhara . place and Carabridge-
heath-turnpike, about |ofa mile
frora Shoreditch-church.
Matthew-Street Paul-Street, Fins
bury-Square, — at 55, being the
first S, parallel to Leonard-st. It
extends to Jaraes-st, near the
Curtain-road,
Maudlin's Rents, Lower East-Smith-
field, — at 41, the second on the
L. from Butcher-row, it extends
to 33, Nightingale-lane, >
Maunday - House- Lane, Bethnal-
Green-Road, — the last on the L.
about a mile frora 66, Shoreditch.
Maxwell's Court, Long - Alley,
Moorfields, — two doors on the L.
from the N. side of Moorfields,
May's Buildings, Brick-Street, Pic
cadilly, — on the Ni side, nearly
op. Down-st. 1
May's Buildings (Great), St. Martin's'
Lane, Charing-Cross,— at 40,
¦ about the raiddle of the E, side,
it leads to 10, Bedfordbury.
May's Buildings (Little), Bedford.
bury, — at 39, op. the last, it
leads to Bedford-court.
May'sBuIldIngs,KennIngton-Oval,- ontheN, E.side, between Bowl
ing-green-place and Clayton-st,
May-FaIr,-there is no particular pile
of buildings distinguished by this
name, but the neighbourhopd on
the N. side of Piccadilly near
Park-lane is so called,
May-Fair-Cbapel,Curzpn-Street,— •
about the middle of the S. side
near Shepherds-market.
j May's Row. New-Cut, Limehouse,-
at the N. end of Nightingale-
lane, on the R. from Fore-st;^
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Maynard. Street. St. Giles's,— .the
first on the R. in Bainbridge-st. a
few yards from the E. end of
Oxford-st.
Maypole - Alley, High-Street. Bo
rough, — at 201, about twelve
doors S. of Ufiion-st,
Maypole - Alley or Court, Upper
East-Smithfield.— at 22, nearly
op. Butcher-row.
Maze. Tocley-Street, Borough. — at
194, about -g of a mileon the
R. from London - bridge, it ex
tends to Weston.st. and Ma;;e-
pond.
Maze-Court (Little), Maze-Pond,
Borpugh,  the first on the L.
west frora the last described.
Maze-Court (Great), Little Maze-
Ppnd, Bprough, — at the back or
S. side ofthe last described.
Maze-Pond (Great), Borough. — the
continuation of New-st. being
the first on the R. in St. Thomas's
St. from 43. Borough High-st. it
leads from behind Guy's hospital
to Snow's Fields.
Maze- Pond (Little), Borough, — the
last on the R. In the Ma;ie, from
194, Tooley-st. it extends to
New.st. and the last described.
Mead's Court. Old Bond-Street, — at
19. being that number of houses
on the R. from 57. Piccadilly,
Mead . Place, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, Lambeth. — forms part of
the S. side, abour j of a mile on
the L. from the Obelisk, on the
E. side of the Asylum.
Mead-Row, Westminster-Bridge -
Road, Lambeth, — on the E. side
the Asylum, extending from the
last described, to Wpplsinghara-
place. ,
Mead-Street, Bethnal. Green, — the
, fourth on the L, In Turville-st.
from 37, Church-st, leading intp
'Vincent.st,
Meadow-Row, Rocklnghara-Row,
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L, about ^•'oi a raile E, from tfl«
Elephant and Casde,
Meard's Court or Street, Wardpur-
Street, Soho,- at 57, being that
number pf houses on the L. frora
382, Oxford-street, it leads to
Dean-street,
Mecklenburg-Hotel.CharingrCross,. on the W, side the King's mews,
being the corner of Whitcomb-st.
Medical-Spciety. Bclt.Cpurt, Fleet.
Street, — three doors on the R,
frora 151, Fleet-st.
Meeting-House-Alley, Wapping, —
the continuation of Queen's-head-
alley. frpm 122, Wapping-st. it
extends tP Johnson-st. Old Gravel.
lane.
Meering-House-Court, Drury-Lane.-
at 29, about twelve doors on the
L. from Long-acre towards Sr,
Giles's,
Meeting - House - Court, Water-
Lane, Blackfriars,— is the third
on the R. from 3» Ludgate-st.
along Pilgrim- st, and Broadway.
Meeting-House-Court, Old-Jewry,-
at 17. tjie second on the R, from
81. Cheapside.
Meeting-House-Court, Long- Alley,
Worship-Street, — a few doors on
/ the R. from Worship-st, towards
Moorfields.
Meering - House - Court, Miles's
Lane, — the second on the R. from
49, Cannon-st, and about ten
doors onthe L. from 131, Upper
Thames-st.
Meeting - House - Court, Gravel-
Lane, Houndsditch, — a few doors
on theL. from 147, Houndsditch,
leading into Stoney-lane,
Meeting -House -Court, Gainsford.
Street, Horselydown, — at 18, two
or three doors W, of Thomas-st, ¦
Meeting-House-Lane, Poplar High-
Street or Road.. — abput -J of a
mile on the L. frora the Com-
merclal.road and nearly op, the
Harrpw public-house. Meeting-

Meeting . House - Walk, Snow's
Fields, Bprough,' — about j- of a
mile on the R. frora 109, High-
st. Borough, along King-st, it
leads to Richardson-st. and Long-
lane, Bermondsey,
Meeting . House - Yard, Redcross-
Street, Cripplegate, — at 15, about
the middieof the W, side. '
Meeting. House- Yard, - St. Martin's
- Lane, Cannpn-Street, — at 20, the
first on the L. a few doprs frpm
41, Cannpn-st.
Meering.Hpuse-Yard, Three CpU-
Street, Limehouse, — the first on
the R. from the church towards
- the Thames.
Meeting-House-Yard, Dock-Head,-
the first ori the R. from New.st.
or frora Russell-st. towards. Shad.
V -Thames.
-Megg's, Aims-Houses, Whitechapel-
Road,— between 228 and 233,
' about .\ of a mile on the R. east
from the church.
Melina-Plape, Westminster-Bridge-
Road, St. George's Fields, — forms
part of the N. side, about f of a
mile on the R. from the Obelisk
towards the Asylum.
Melior-Street, Borough, — the second
street oft the L.from 194, Tooley-
st. along the Maze and Weston-
st. and about twelve doprs on the
R. from Snow's Fields.
Memel-Street, DorriingOrStreet, Old.
Street, St. Luke's, — the first on
the R. a few yards frora 14,,01d-
sjtreet.
Mercers-Alras-HousesjWhite-Horse- Str«et, Ratcliffe,^ — at the N. end
of it, facing Stepney - church
yard. '
Mercte-Court, Great Tower-Street,
at 72, on the N. side, between
Mark -lane and Mincing-lane.
Mercers - Court, St. Mary's Hill,
TowerrStreet,-. — at 30, op. the
church.
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Cheapside, — three or four dpors
on the R. frora 90, Cheapside,
Mercers-Row, High-Street, ISiad,
well,— at 209, about | of a mile
on the L. frora St. George's
church, or the second on the R.
west from Shadwell-church,
Mercers. School, College-Hill,  at
20, two or three doors on. the L.
frora Cloak-lane towards Upper
Thames-st,
Mercers-Street, Long-Acre,-at 123,
the first on the L. frpm St, Mar
tin's lane, it leads tp Little White-
llon-st. and Seven-Dials,
Merchants-Buildings, . Poplar. — ron
the W. side the East-India Almsr
houses, about j of a mile on the
R. down the East-India Dock-
road from Limehouse,
Merchants (Company of) trading to
Africa, Bush-Lane, Cannon-St, —
a door or two on the R, from 22,
Cannpn-st. under the gateway.
Merchant-Seamen's-Office.-over the
S. side of the Roygl-Exchange,
entrance from Cornhill.
Merchant -Taylors Alms . Hpuses,
Prlnces-Street, Roseraary-Lane,-
about five doors frora Sparrow-
corner, near the Minories.
Merchant . Taylors - Hall.— at 32,
Threadneedle-street, a few door?
on the L. frora 116, Bishopsgate-
within.
Merchant-Taylors-School, Suffolk-
Lane, — a few yards on the R.
from 151, Upper Thames.st.
Merlin's Cave, Spa.Fields, — in the
fields between Clerkenwell and
Pentonville,. on the W. side the
New-rlver-head.
Merlln's-Mechanical-Museura,— :?:-at
11, Princes-st. Hanover-square^
extending to 315, Oxford-st.
Merlin's Place, Spa -Fields. See
Merlin's. Cave.
Merlin's Rents, Shoe-Laije,-»rat B(
on theS, side St, Andrew'schuft
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Mermaid-Cpurt, High.Street, Bo
rough, — at 120, about | of a mile
on the L, from St, Margaret's
hill towards St, George's church,
¦Mermaid- Row, Snpw's Fields. See
Ship and Mermaid-Row,
Merret's Buildings, Peter . Street,
Sun-Street, Bishopsgate, — the first
on the R.i'our or five doors from
tlie S, side of Sun-st,
Merton's Court, Ratcliffe-HIghway.-
at 198, W, end by the corner of
Ship-alley, Wellclose-square,
Mesnard's Wharf, Shad -Thames,
Horselydown,.. — on the W, side of
St, Saviour's dock, about ^ of a
mile below London-bridge,
Mestaer's Rents, Rotherhithe-St, —
about i a mile on the R, below
the church,
Mestaer's-Ship-Yard, Rotherhithe,-
on the E, side of King and
Queen-stairs, and op, the last de
scribed.
Metcalf's Buildings, Phillips's
Buildings, Walworth-Common.-
at thebackof Westmpreland-row,
near the academy.
Metcalf-Court, Essex-Street, White
chapel, — four doors on the L.
ftom 197, Wentworth-st. or frora
the Star public-house.
Metcalf-Court, Jacob-Street, Dock-
Head, — the first on the R. a few
doors from Mlll-st. tpwards Rp-
therhithe.
St. Michael's Alley. Cornhill,— at
44, seven or eight doors E. frpm
Birchin-lane, it leads to George-
yard and 56, Lorabard st.
St. Michaers'Ch-urch, Cornhill, — be
hind 44, on the S, side. See St,
Michael's Alley,
St. Michael Bassishaw's Church,
Basinghall-Street, — about the raid.
die of the W. side, communicaring
with Alderraanbury at 19, by
Church^Uey,
St. Michael's Church, Wood-Street.
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tweftty doors on the L, from 12?,
Cheapside.
St. Michael's Church, Crodced.
Lane,-— four doors on the L, froni
49, Cannon-st.
St, Michael's Church, UpperThaajesr
Street, — at 200, about the middlf
of the N. side,
St, Michael's Church, CoHegp-Hill,-
about the middle of the E, side,
Michael's Grove, Brorapton High-
Road,— the fifth coaeh-turning on
the L. about ^ a mile from
Knightsbridge.
Michael's Place, Brompton. — forms
part of the L, side the High.
road, about I a mile from Knights
bridge.
Middle-Row, Knightsbridge,-T-part
of the High-road, about § a mile
from Hyde.park-porner, at the
ccfmraencetnent of the Bromptoa-
rpad.
Middle-Rpw, Hplbprn, — a pile ef
hpuses which stand put in the
street with the fppt path behin|^
them, pp. Gray's.inn^lane, about
i of a mile on the L. ftojn Fleet-
market.
Middle.Rpw, St. Giles's,  about
seven hpuses which stand out in the
street frpm 37, Broad.st. to King.
St. on the E, side the church,
Middle-Row, Goswell-Street, — ?
sraall part of the E. side, adjoin
ing the S, side of Old-st,
Middle-Row- Place, Holborn,  at-
326, High-Holborn on the Wl
side of Middle.row (late King's-
head-court),
Middle-Street, Clodi- Fair,— theeon-
tinuation of it, entering by ,60,
on the E, side of West-Sraithfiel(J
towards 126, Aldersgate-st,
Middle-Shadwell.— the first S., pa
rallel to part of High-st. say from
76 to 87, it extends frora Pope's
hill to Broadrbridge,
Middle - Turning, Shakespear's
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t'he L. from High-st, entering by
49, on the W, side the church.
Middlestx-Chapel, Hackney-Road ,-
abcut I ofa mile ontheR. from
Shoreditch-church.
Middiesex-Cpurt, Drury-Lane.— at
35, abput six dpprs pn theL. from
Lpug-acre tPwards St. Giles's.
Middlesex Court, Bartholomew-
Close, — a narrow dark passage be
hind 61, at the N. E. corner,
leading to Little Barthojpmew.
cicse.
Middlesex-Hpspital, Charles-Street,
Marybone, — on the N.side, facing
Berners-st. Oxford.st.
Middlesex-Place. New-Road, Pad.
dington pr Lisspn-Green, — about
f pf a mile- on the L. from
Edgware-road and nearly op. the
Yorkshire-Stingo.
Middlesex-Place, Hackney-Road. —
forms a part of the L. side by liie
Axe ppblic-house, about -j ofa
mile from Shoreditch-church.
^iddlesex-Society'sCharl'ty-Schppl,- at 18, Cannon-st. New- Road, St.
George's in the East, nearly bp.
Lower Chapman-st,
Middlesex-Street, Somraers-Town,-
the first E. parallel to Ossulston-
st. extending from Chapel-path to
Hamden-st.
Middlesex-Street, Aldgate.  that
end of Petticoat-lane which ad
joins 41, Aldgate HIgh-st.
Middlesex-Street (Little), Petticoat-
Lane, — is about twenty doors on
the R. in the last described from
41, Aldgate High-st.
Middlesex-Terr3ce,Hackney-Rpad,- fprms part of the R. side by Mid-
^ dlssex-chape], about j pf a mile
frpm Shpredltch-church.
^ Middleton's Buildings, Foley-Place
or Queen-Ann-Street East,-at 59,
S. side, about four doors on the
L. from 87. Great Titchfield-st.
Midford- Place, Tottenham-Court-
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St. and Grafton-st. abou-t | a mile
on the L. frpm Oxford-st.
Midway-Place, Deptford Lower-
Road, — a few yards on the R.
south of the Hal'fway-house to
wards Deptford.
St. Mildred's Church, Bread-Street,-
about twelvedoors on the L. frora
47, Cheapside, .being the corner
pf Watling-st.
St, Mildred's Church, Poultry, —
a few doors on the L. from the
Old Jewry and nearly op. the
Mansion-house,
St, Mildred's Court, Poultry,— on
the E. -side St, Mildred's church.
Mile— End-Charity-Schpol, Stepney-
Green, — abput -|.- of a mile on the
R, from Mile-end-road towards
Stepney-church,
Mile.End-Corner, Dog-Row, Beth
nal-Green, — a few doors on the
L, frora the turnpike Mile-end,
towards Bethnal-greeli.
Mile-End-Green. — the first S. pa
rallel to part of Whitechapel-road,
comraencing near the S. E. corner
of the Londofl.hospital and ex
tending to Grove-place.
Mile-End New-Town, — a large dis
trift on the N. side of Vvhlte-
chapel-road, bounded on the N.
by Bethnalrgreen and on the W.
by Spitalfields parishes..
Mile-End Old-Town.— 'a large dis.
trift on the N. side the Coramet-
dal-road, extending W, to White-
chapel-church-yard,
Mile-End- Road,— the conrinuatlon
of Whitechapel-Road, cpmmenc
ing at the turnpike, abcut a mile
from Aldgate, and extending to
Eow,
Mile-End - Workhouse, Bencroft's
Place, MIle-End-Road,- a few
yards on the R, frcm op. Ben-
croft's-alms-houses, about 1| mile
from Aldgate,
Miles's Lane, Upper Thames-Street,-
at 130, a few doors on the R.
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from London-bridge, it leads to
Crookedilane and 49, Cannon-st.
Miles's or Meymott's Rents, Church-
Street, Hprselydown. — the first on
the L. a few yards from the S.
side of St. John's-church-yard.
Miles's Rents, Long.Lane, Ber
mondsey, — the first coach-turning
on the L, about f of a mile frpm
Bermpndsey -church-yard.
Milford-House-Academy,  at 21,
Canterbury - Row, Newington,
about A of a mile on the L. frora
Newington-church towards Ken
nington coramon.
Milford-Lane, Strand, — at 200, op.
St. Clement's church, under the
archway, about ^ pf a mile on the
L. frem Temple-bar.
Milk-Alley, Wardpur-Street. Sphp,-
at 62, about | of a mile on the L.
ftora 382, Oxford-st, it leads to
Dean-st, '
Milk-Street, Cheapside,  at 116.
the fourth on the L. from St.
Paul's-church-yard, it extends to
Cateaton-st.
Milk- Yard, Shadwell,— is E, of or
behind 133, New Gravel-lane, it
extends towardsShakespear's walk.
Millbank-Row, Westminster, — the
continuation of MlUbank-st, by
the side ofthe Thames, extending
to the fields.
Millbank-Stalrs. Westminster,  at
the S. end of MIllban'K-st. op.
the Horseferry-road. near | a mile
above Westminster-bridge.
Millbank. Street, Westminster, — the
continuation of Abingdon-st. from
Old Palace-yard by the Abbey,' It
extends to the Horseferry-road,
Millbank- Walk, -the continuation of
Millbank-row, by the side of the
Thames towards Chelsea.
Mill's Buildings,Knight!;bridge High-
Road, — rabout i a mile on the R.
from Hyde-park-corner, and nearly
op. Brompton -road.
Mill's Court, Type-Street, Finsbury-

Square. — two doprS on the R.
from 24, ChiswelLst. towards
Ropemakers-st.
Mill's Court, Curtain-Road, Shore.
ditch, — thesecond on the R. from
Old-st. road, and nearly op. Noi-
folk-place.
Mill's Court, Petticoat-Lane, Spi.
talfields, — the third on the L, a
few dpors from Widegate-street,
Bishopsgate.
Mill-Lane, Tooley-Street,— at 55,
the first open lane or street on the
L.from London-bridge, it leads to
Battle-bridge-stalts,
Mill-Place,Commercial-Road, Lime
house,— on the S. side near | of
a raile W. from the church, it leads
to Richardson's timber-yard and
Risby's rope-walk,
Mill-Stairs, Bermondsey or Rother-
hithe-Wall, — on the E, side of St.
Saviour's dock, near -f of a mile
belpw Lpndon-bridge, and op.
Hermitage-stairs.
Mill. Street, Bermondsey or Dock-
Head, — the continuation of Dock-
head, bearing to the L. on the
E. side of St. Saviour's dock, it
extends to Mill-stairs.
Mill-Street, Lambeth- Walk, — on the
N, side the Windmill, leading to
Pratt-st,
Mill-Street, Maddox-Street, Hano-
ver-Square,:  at 19, behind St,
George's church, intersefting Con-
duit-st. at 15.
Mlllwalli Poplar, — the bank of llie
Thames, below Limehouse-hole
and the entrance to the West-India-
docks towards Blackwall.
Mill-Wharf, Bermondsey or Rother
hithe. Wall, — on the E. side of
Mill-stairs and St. Saviour's dock,
about -I of a mile below )London-
bridge.
Mill's Yard, Great Peter-Street,
Westnilnster,-at theW, end ofit,
nearly op. theGray-coat.'school.
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man's Fields, — behind 82, on the
R. it leads to 80, Cable-st,
MIll-HIll-Mews, Wimpele-Street,
Marybpne, — at 91, five or six
doorsfrom Oxford-chapel or from
Henrietta-st,
Mill-Ppnd-Bridge, Rotherhithe, 
the first on the L. in West-lane
frora the Thames near Cherry-
garden.stalrs, it leads to Paradise.
street,
Mill-Pond.Row, Rotherhithe,  on
the W-, side of the Mill-pond, ex
tending frpm Mill-ppnd.bridge
towards the Blue.anchcr-rpad,
Mill-Pond-Street, Bermondsey or
Rotherhithe — the E. cpntinuatlpn
of Jamaica-row, leading to Mill-
ppnd-rpw and bridge.
Millard's Cpurt, Duke's Cpurt,
Chick- Lane,— -the first on the L.
a few doors from, Chick-lane,
Miller's Cpurt, Aldermanbury, — at
36, five or six doprs pn the L.
frpm Lpndon-wall,
Miller's Rents, East-Street, Wal
worth, — ^^ the 'first onthe R, a few
yards from Walwprth High-st, pr
road.
Miller's Wharf, Lpwer East-Sraith
field, — onthe W, side of Parson's
stairs, and E. side the Leith and
Berwick-wharf, about | of a mile
below the Tower.
Mlllraan - Mews, New Mlllraan-
Street, — six doors on the R. from
Great Guilford-st.
Mlllman-Place, Great James-Street,
Bedford-Row, — the last on the
R, from Bedford-row, and nearly
op. the chapel,
Millman-Street, Great Jaraes-Street,
Bedford-Row, — the N. continua.
tion of it, extending frora Chapel-
st. to Long's yard.
Millman-Street (New), Great Guil
ford-Street, Foundling-Hospltal, -
at 16. thesecond street on the L.
frora Gray's-inn-lane.
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at 43, the third street on the R.
from Gracechurch-st, it extends to
82, Great Tower-st.
Minor - Place, King - Street, St,
George's Fields.— the last on the
' L,. frora Belvedere-buildings on
the W, side the King's Bench,
Minord-Court. Anchor and Hope-
Alley. Wapping, at 13, about
six doprs on the R. frora the
London-dpcks-wail.
Minpries, — -pp. Aldgate - church,
where the numbers begin and end,
viz 1 and 1 69, it extends to Tower-
hill,
Minories (Little), See Church-Street.
Mint (New), 'J'ower-HIll,  the
large new building pn the E. side
of Litrie Tower-hill by ViftuaU
ing-office-square.
Mint, Bprpugh, — (a mart fpr hpu e-
hold-gppds) at the S, end of Red-
crpss-st, and the W, end pf Mint-
street,
Mint-Square, Borough, — the centre
of the said market. See the last
article.
Mint-Street, Borough,  op, St.
George's church, near f a mile
on the R. frora Londourbridge,
leading to the Mint.
Mirror of the Times Newspaper-
Office, — a few doors on the L.
in Hind-court frora 147. Fleet-st.
and facing Gough-square.
MItchara-StVeet. Lisson-Green, — the
first on the R. in Lisson-st. frpra
Chapel-st, towards Bell-st. Pad
dington.
Mitchell-Court, Mitchell-Sireet, St.
Luke's, — at the W, end of the
said street by Brick-lane.
Mitchell-Street, Brick-lane, Old-
Street, St.- Luke's, — at 61, the
first on the R. frora 113, Old-st.
it leads by the N. side of the
church to Old-st, square.
Mitre-Buildings, Temple,-the S. end
of Mitre-Court from 4 1, Fleet-st,
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Limehouse, — about the middle of
the W. side, leading tp Church.
row,
Mitre-Court, Fleet-Street, — at 44.
being that nuraber of houses on
the R. from Teraple-bar, it leads
to Mitre-buildlngs and King's-
Bench-walk,
Mitre -Court, St. Panl!s-Church-
Yard, — at 71, a few doors on the
L, from Ludgate-.st, leading into
London-house-yard.
Mitre-Court, Hatton-Garden, -el ght
, doors on the R. from Holborn.
hill, leading to Ely-place.
Mitre - Court, St. John . Street,
Clerkenwell. — at 143, neary ofa
mile on the R. frora West-Smith
field,
Mitre and Hat-Court. St. John-
Street. Clerkenwell,-at 1 50, about
six doors N. frora the last,
Mitre-Court'. Cheapside,  at 18.
about that number of houses on
the R. frora St, Paul's-church-
yard.
Mitre-Court, Milk-Street. Cheap-
side. — at 34, about five doprs pn
the L. from 116, Cheapside,
Mitre-Court, Fenchurch-Street,— at
20, being that number of houses
on the R, from Gracechurch-st.
Mitre-Court. Aldgate.— at 29, the
first on the L, a few doors frora
Leadenhall-st, it leads to Duke's
place,
Mitre-Court, Mint-Street, Borpugh,-
op. Redcross-st. or the third on the
L. frora op. St. George's church,
Modiford's Court, Fenchurch-St. —
at 40, three doprs W. frpm
Mincing-lane.
Mpffai's Court, Gascpigne-Place,
Crabtree-Row, Hackney-Road, —
is about the middle pf the W,
side.
Mpffat-Street, City-Rpad,— the con
tinuation of Trafalgar-st. entering
op. Fpuntainplace, near i a mile
on theR. from Finsbury-square.

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Mokon-Street. See South-Molttfrt.
Molyneux - Street, Queen . Street,'
Edgware-Rpad, — the third on the
L. abput f of a mile frpm 61,
Edgware-road, it extends to John.
street.
Monday-Cpurt, Catnaby-Market,—.
at the N. E. cprner, abouteighteen
doors on the R. from the W. end
of Broad.st.
Money - Bag - Alley, Blue. Anchor-
Yard, Rosemary-Lane,-the second
on the L. a few doors from 48,
Rosemary.lane.
MonkwelLBuildings, Coffee-Honse-
Walk, Hoxton, — a few doors on
the L. frpra op. Rentpn's gardens
towards the Bacchus Cpffee.house.
Monkwell-Street, Falcon-Square,—
near the N. E, corfier, about
thirteen doors on the R. in Silver-
street from 81. Wppd-st.
Monraputh-Cpurt,Whitcpmb.Street, Charing-Cross, — the second on
the R. a few dpors frpm Cock-
spur.st.
Monmouth-Cpurt, - Mpnmoutli-St.
St. Giles's, — at7, fpurdpors from
Great White-Lipn-st.
Monmputh-Place, Walworth.Com-
mon. — on the W, side of Surrey-
square, Kent-road,
Monmouth-Sireet. Broad-Street, St,
Giles's, — the second on the R.
a few doors frora the church to
wards Holbprn, it extends to
Moor-st,
Monmouth ^ Street, Shadwell,— the
first S, parallel to part of Shadwell
High-st. say frora 57 to 75, it ex
tends from Shadwell-market to
Pope's hill.
Monster-Row, Neat Houses, Chel-
sea,^ — thecontinuation of George's
row to the Monster public-house,
entering by the bridge at Pimlico.
Montague - Close,' Borough, — be-
tween St. Saviour's church arid the
Thames, entrance by Pepper-alley,
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Montague-Court, Little-Britain, —
the last pnthe R. from Aldersgate-
street, and pp. the entrance tp St.
Barthplpmew's hpspital,
Mpntague - Court (Litde), Little-
Britain, — abPut twelve pr fourteen
dpprs from the last described to
wards Aldersgate-st.
Montague-Court, George and Ca
therine-Wheel-Yard, Bishopsgate-
without, -entrance by '94.BIshops-
gate-st.
Mpntague-Court (Old), Old Mon
tague-Street, Whitechapelj-' — ad
joins the E. corner of Black-
lion-court, entering by 38, 'Whlte-
chapel-rcSid.
' Montague-Mews West, George-St.
Portraan-Square,— behind the W,
side of Montague-square,
Montague-Mews, Montague-Place,
Portraan-Square, — the first on the
R. frpm the W, end of Dorset-st,
it extends to Durweston-st.
Jvlontague-Mews, Montague-Street,
Russell-Square, — the first on the
R. frora 86, Great Russell-st. to
wards the said squaie,
Montagile-Place, GIpucester- Place,
Pcrtman - Square,  at 24, the
second on the L, from the N. W.
corner of Portraan-square, being
the W. continuation of Dorset-st,
Montague-Place, Bedford-Square, —
at the N. E. corner, extending to
37. Russell-square.
Montague-Square, Marybone.— op.
the N. end of Montague-st. from
Quebec-st. entering by 236, Ox
ford-street, ' "
Montague - Street, Curaberiand-
Place, — the cpntinuation of Que
bec-st, entering by 236, Oxford-
st, it extends to Montague-squarp.
Montague-Street, Russell-Square,—
at 43. the S, W, corner, it ex
tends to Op. 63. Great Russell-st,
Montague-Street, Brick-Lane, Spital
fields, — at 65 pn the E. side, op.
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Montague-Street (Old), Whitecha.
pel,— the first on the R, along
Osbprn-st. ' frpm 74, nearly pp.
the church.
Montague-Street, Wentworth-Sfreet,
Spitalfields,— the second pn the
L. a few deprs frpm Petticoat-
lane, it leads to Cox's square.
MontpelierTea. Gardens, 'Walworth,.
is about I ofa mile on the R. from
the "Elephant and Casde along the
High-road to Camberwell.
Monuraent- Yard, Fish-StreetrHlll,-
the open space by the Monument
near London-bridge,
Moody's Gardens, Great Peter-
Street, Westminster. See Adam-
a-Digging-Gardens.
Moon-Alley or Street, Blshopsgate-
\yithout,— at 103, by Norton-
lalgate, about ten doors N, of
Primrose-st,
Moon-Rakers-Alley, Great Suffolk-
Street, Mint, — the last on the R,
about A of a mile frora 80, Black
man-st. near GraveLlane.
Moprfields,  Pn the N, side pf
London-wall, extending towards
Finsbury-square,
Moorfields (Liltle), Fore - Street,
Cripplegate, — the first parallel to
the' W. side of Moorfields, 'ex
tending from 6.1, Fore-st. to Rope-
maker^-st.
Moorfields (Little), Broker-Row, —
the S.end ofit, connefting the S..
JE, corner of Moorfields with"
London-wall.
Moorfields (Upper), Wllson-Street,-
a part of the said street nearly op.
Finsbury-square.
Moor-Lane, Fo're-Stteet, Cripple
gate,— at 87, nearly op. Basing-'
hall-st, it leads to White-st,
Moor-Place, Lambeth,— is near ^ or
a raile on the L, ftorii Westminster-
bridge towards Vauxhall, forming
part of the E. side the road, be
tween Woolsingham-place and
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Mopr-Place (Litde), Lambet;h,-^be-
tween the S. end pf the last de-
scribed and thecprner of Brook-st.
MoPr.Squa're, Moor-Lane, Cripple-
gatCi — the second on the L. about
twelve doors from 87, Fore-st.
Moor-Street, Soho or Seyen-Dials, —
the cpntinuatipn of Little Earl-st.
from the Seven-dials to Little
, Compton-st. and 22, Greek-st.
Mopre's Alley, Long-Alley. Mppr
fields. See Mpore's Gardens.
Moore's Court, Batchelor-Plaee, Pen
tonyille,' — the first on the L. frora
the Maidenhead public - house.
Battle-bridge, towards Islington.
Moore's Court, Old Fish-Street, — at
3, nearly op, the Old-change,
Moore's Court, Essex-Street, White
chapel. — the third on the L, from
105, Whitechapel High-st,
Moore's Gardens, Long . Alley,
Moorfields. — the second on the
L, a few doors frora Worship-st,
towards. Moorfields,
Mopre's Place. Leng. Alley. See
the last article,
Mpore-Street, Queen-Street, Edg
ware-Road, — the first S, parallel
to it, about ^ of a raile Pn the R,
from Tyburn-turnpike,
Moore's Yard, St. Martin's Lane.
Charlng-CrPss,  at 23, a few
doors N. from the church, it leads
to Church-lane,
Moore's Yard, King-Street, St,
James's, — the second on the L, a
few dpors frora the W, side of St,
Jaraes's square,
Mpore's Yard, Fashion-Street^ Spi
talfields,  the third on the R,
from 196, Brick-lane.
Mop-Spinners- Court, , Chick- Lane.
'West-Smithfield, — the first on the
L. in Duke's court, frora the
said lane towards Cow-cross,
Morden . Court, Upper - Turning,
Shadwell, — between' 55, Shake.
spear's walk and 20, GreatSpring.
street.

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Morgan's Lane, Tooley-Street.— at
79, the second open street or lane
on the L. abont j of a mile ftom
London-bridge.
Moigan-Street, Commercial-Road,-
the second on the L. a few doorj
from Cannoff-street-road towards
Whitechapel.
Morning. Advertiser Newspaper.Of.
fice. — -at 1 1 , Catherine-st. Strand,
about ten dpors onthe R., frora
342, in the Strand.
Mpming-Chrpnicle Newspaper-Of-
fice,  at 143, Strand, nearly ep.
Catherine-st, abput -|- pf a mile
pn the L. from Temple-bar,
Morning-Herald Newspaper-Office,-
at 18, Catherine-st, two or three
doors Pn tlw R, frpm 342, in the
Strand,
Morning-Ppst Newspaper-Office.—
at 335, Strand, nearly op. Somer-
set-hpose, abput -^ of a mile on
the R, from Teraple-ibar,
Morris's Causeway, Narrow-Wall,
Larabeth, — on the E. side of the
, Patent-shot-raanufaftory, near }
of a mile above Blackfriars-bridge.
Morris's Court, New-Square or Lane,
Horselydpwn, — the first on the
R. a few dpors frora 102, Shad-
Thames.
Morris's Walk, Castle-Lane, Bo
rough.. — the first coach-turning
on the L. from Castle-st. towards
Maid-lane,
Mortimer . Market, Tottenham-
Court-Road,  is Op. '103, near
Howland-st. about ^ * mile on
the R. from Oxford-st.
Mortiraer-Street.Cavendish-Square.- at the N. E, corner, extending to
49. Wells-st.
Morton-Street. Newington-Gause-
way, — the first on the L. near |
of a mile from the Elephant and
Castle towards the Borough, It
leads to St. George's market.
Mpsley-Piace, Brick-Lane, Spital
fields,— at 204, the third on the
L. about

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L. about -f of a mile from op. the
church, Whitechapel,
Moss's Alley, BanksIde,Southwark,.
about twd'nty dpprs W. frpm
Thames-st. it leads to Maid. lane
nearly op. Great Gulldford.st.
Moss's Court, Queen-Street; Bo
rough, — at 102, the first on the
L, two or three doors frqm Union-
street,
Motley-Court, Motley-Street, Cur
tain-Road, — at 10, on theS, side,
it leads to 24, Chapel-st,
Motley -Street, Curtain-Road, Shore
ditch,  the second on the L,
about 5^ of a mile from Wprship-
st, it extends to Phipps-st,
Mouldraakers - Row, Foster -Lane.
Cheapside. — entrance by the first
on the L. about eight doors frora
148, Cheapside,
Mount, Kent-Street, Borough, — en
trance by 284 and 298, being a
few doors on the R. from - St,
George's church,
Mount-Court, Harrow-Alley, Gra
vel-Lane, Houndsditch, — the first
on the R, ftom Grayel-lane to
wards the middle of Petticoat-
lane,
Mount Gardens, Westrainster -
bridge- Road,Lambeth, -the second
on the R, ftom the Marsh-gate
towards the Asylum,
Mount's Gateway, Butcher-Row,
Upper East-Smithfield, — the first
ori the R. a few doors from Upper
East-Smithfield, it leads to Great
Garden-st.
Mount-Place, Whitechapel-Road, —
fprms part pf the R. side, about
I of a mile from the church, it
extends frpra Cannpn-stresit-road,
to the London-hpspital.
Mpunt-P|ace pr Rpw, Gibraltar-
' Row, St, George'^ Fields,— at 28,
' about -g- of a riiile on the L. frora
Prospeft-place.
I^Iount-Place, Walworth,-ron the
E. side the High-st. or rba^, nearly

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op. the Montpelier-gardens, aboui
^ of a mile on the L, from the
Elephant and Castle.
Mount-Pleasant, Gray's.Inn-Lane,-
the E. end of Elra-st. from 86,
Gray's - inn . lane leading irito
Baynes-row.
Mount-Pleasant, City-Road,— -the
first on the L, in East-row, nearly
op, Winckworth's Buildings about
¦I a mile N, from Finsbury-sq.
Mount-Pleasant, Stepney, — a few
houses on the L, in York-place
from the 'World'sEndpublic-house
tpwards Mile-end,
Mpunt-Rpw,Davies-Street,Betkeley- Square. — at 22, about seven doors
on the L, ftora the N. W. corner
of the-said square.
Mount-Row, Winckwprth's Build
ings, City-Road, — is behind the
houses -which form East-rpw, op.
Winckworth's Buildings, near -^ a
mile N. frora Finsbury-square.
Mount-Rpw, Kent-Road.  forms
part of the N, side, between
the Bricklayers-arms and the
Paragon,
Mount-Row, Bridge-Road, Lam-
beth, — forms part ofthe L. side,
about i of a mile frorii Westmin
ster-bridge, it extends from the
Marsh-gate to Oakley-st,
Mount-Street, Berkeley-Square, 
at the N. W, corner where the
numbers begin and end, viz. 1
and 128, it extends to Park-lane,
about I of a mile in length,
Mount-Street, Bethnal-Green,— the
continuation of Rose-st. entering
by 45, Church-st. nearly _ op.
Brick-lane, it leads to' Virginia-st.
or row, behind Shoreditch-church.
Mount-Street, Whitechapel-Road,-
abbut .i of a mile below the
church, being the first on the L.
in Cannon-st, road, and behind
Mount-place.
Mount-Street, Whitechapel-Road,-
at 206, on the E. side the Lon, dOR'

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don -hospi tal, being the first on
theR. east frora the last described.
Mount-Street, Bridge-Road. Lam
beth,— forms part of the R. side,
about i of a mile from West
minster-bridge, it extends from the
Marsh-gate to op. the Asylum.
Mount-Street, Walworth, — on the
E, side the High-st. or road, nearly
op. the Montpelier-gardens, about
I of a mile' on the L. from the
Elephant and Castle.
f/loant - Terrace, Cannon - Street-
Road, — forms part of the E. side,
adjoining Whitechapel-road, at the
W. end of Mount-place.
Mud's Court, Lamb's - Conduit -
Street, Red-Lion-Square, — at 54,
leading Into Ormond-place or
yard.
Muggeridge's Buildings, Castle-
Street, Borough, — at 46. near
Castle-lane, being the first on the.,
R, from 13. Redcrpss-st,
Mulberry-Cpurt. Great Bell-Alley,
Coleman-Street, — the first on the
, L. a few doors from 57. Coleman-
st. toward^ Little Bell- alley.
Mulberry-Court.Lpng.-Alley, Mopr
fields, — entrance a few doors on
the L. from the N, side of Moor
fields,
Mulberry-Court, Petticoat-Lane, —
about, -J of a mile on the R. from
41, Aldgate High-'.t. or the first
on the L. from Wentworth-st.
Mulberry-Court, Three Colt-Street,
Limehouse. — between the S. -side
of the church and Mitre-court or
buildings,
Mulberry-Court, Castle-Street, Bo
rough, — at '28,about that number
of houses on the L, from 14, Red
cross-st,
Mulberry-Court, Long-Lane, Ber
mondsey,—^ — by Miles's Rents,
about I of a mile on the L, from
Bermondsey-church-yard.
Mulberry - Gardens, Nightingale-
Lan&j East.Smithfield, — is, nearly

op. Burr-st. It leads to Ten Foot
way, by the side pf the Lpndpn.
dpcks,
Mulberry-Street, Cpmmercial-Road..
the second on the L. from White
chapel-church, arid nearly opposite
Back Church-lane, it extends to
Sion-square,
Mulllngs's Buildings, Blue-Anchor-
Road, Bermondsev, — a few doors
on the R, east of Fort- place.
Mumford-Court,Milk-Street,Chfap- side, — at 10, about that number
of houses on the R, from 116,
Cheapside.
Muscovy-Court, Great Tower-HIlI,-
at 17, in the corner, on the W.
side of Savage-gardens and the
Trinity-house.
Music - House - Court, High-Street,
Shadwell,— at 54, about two or
three doors W. from the Church-.
yard.
Mutton-Lane. Clerkenwell, — at the
N. W. corner of Clerkenwell.
green, leading to Vine.st. and
Hatton-wall.
Mutton-Lane, Mile-End-Road,—
the third on the R, below the
turnpike, extending from Assem
bly-row to Redman's row,
Myrtle-Ro'iv. Hpxtpn-To.wn,-form»
part pf the W. side, adjoining
Myrtle-st, abput | pf a mile ori
the L, from Old-street-road.
Myrtle-Street.'Hoxtpn.Town,— the
. third coach-turning on the L»
about ^ of a mile from Old-street-
road, It extends to Gloucester^
terrace.

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N AG,'S- HEAD. COURT,-
Knightsbridge,— — about | *
mile on the R. frpm Hyde-park-
corner, and two or three dpprs E#
frpm the Barracks,
Nag's-Head-Qourt, Drury-Lane,-.

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at 119, abont five dpprs S. from
Princes-st.
^ag'^- flead- Cpurt, Golden-Lane,
St. Luke's, — the second on the L.
about twelve doors from Old-st.
Kag's-Head-Cpurt, Golden-Lane,
Cripplegate pr St, Luke's,— twp
or three doors on the R, from
Barbican, ^
Nag's - Head - Court, Gracechurch-
Street, — at 34, about | of a mile
oil the Lr from, London-bridge," it
leads to 28, Clement's lane.
Nag's-Head-Inn. Borough High-
Street, — at 100, and near -f- of a
mile pn the L, frpm Lpndpn-
bridge,
Nag's-Head- Yard, Oxfprd-Street. —
at 3 44, nearly pp.Market-st. abput
-i-pfa mile' pn the .L. from St.
Giles's.
Nag's-Head- Yard, Hackney-Rpad.-
abput ^ of a mile on the R, frpm
Shoreditch-church.
Nailsey-Place, Salmon-Lane, Lime
house, — about I of a mile on the
L. frpra the Commercial-road,
towards Stepney-church.
Nal^ed-Boy-Alley, Upper Thames-
Street, — behind 63, near the mid
dle ofthe S. side, op. Bread-street-
hill.
Naked- Boy - Alley, Princes - Street,
Lambeth, — the first on the R, a
few yards from Broad-st,
Naked-Boy-Cpurt, Ludgate-Hill,-
at 3 4, abput seven dpprs W, frora
the Old-Bailey. .
Narrpw-Street, Ratcliffe pr Lime-
heuse, — at Ratcliffe-cross-stairs,
extendirig to Fpre-st. Ijeing pa
rallel tp the Thames, near j of a
mile in length,
Narrpw-Wall, Laraberii, — the con-
tinuaripn pf Pedlar's Acre, by
» ' Westminster - bridge, tp Upper-
grpund, Christ-chureh, by the line
of the river, about | of a mile in
length.
Nassau-Street, King-S.treet, Sohp, —

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at 12, the secpnd on the R, from
Princes-st. leading. to Gerrard-st.
and Newport-raarket,
National - Register Newspaper-Of
fice, — about seven dpprs pn the R,
in Catherine-street," frpra 312, in
the Strand,
Naval-Rpw, Blackwall,  the E.
cpntinuatipn pf Poplar High-st,
frora Blackwall-causeway towarda,
the East-India-dock,
Navy-Office, Spmerset-Place,  oa
the S, side, facing the entrance-
from the Strand.
Navy-Pay-Office, Soraerset-Place,— •
on the W. or on the R. from the
Strand.
Neal's Passage, Great Eatl-Street,
Seven-Dials, — at 14, three dpprs
pn the R, frpra King-st. it leads ta
13, Queen-st.
Neal's Yard, Queen-Street, Seven-
Dials, — at 18. three dpors on the
R.from 51, King-st. It leads to
14, Great St. Andrew-st.
Neat-Boys-Court, Fashion - Street,
Spitalfields, — the third on theR.
from 194, Brick-lane.
Neat-^Houses, Chelsea, — a distrift on
the N. bank of the Tharafes, ex
tending from Tothill-fields, West*
minster, to Chelsea.
Neat-Houses-Row, Chelsea or Pira-
IIco,-the continuation of George's
row from the bridge, Pimlico, to.4
wards -the Thames .
Neckinger-Road or I-ane, Parker's
Row, Bermondsey, — about f of a
mile on the R, from Hickman's
Folly, extending from the turn
pike to the Grange-road,
Nelson's Court, Ratcliffe-HIgh way,-
at 123, a- few doors E, from St.
Geprge's church, and nearly cp.
Old Gravel-lane.
Nelspn's Passage, Great Arthur-
Street, St, Luke's,— rat 7, a few
doprs on the R. frora 10, Gos.
well-street.
Nelsen^'s Place, Bowling - Green.
Buildings,

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Buildings, New . Road, Mary
bone, — a -few dpors on the L. from
the said road, by the Yorkshire-
stingo,
, Nelspn's Place,- City- Road, — abput
the middle of the S, side of New-
st, between Upper Fountain-place
and Bath-st,
Nelson's Place, Poplar High-Street,-
a few doors E, of the Green-dra
gon, about -I a mile on the L.
ftpra the Cpmmercial-road,
Nelson's Place, Blaekman-Street,
Borpugh, — at 102, abput sixduprs
on the R, ftom Lant-st, toward^
the King's Bench,
Nelspn's Place, Leek's Fields, Wal
worth, — at the Obelisk by Salis
bury-place, leading tpwards the
middle of East-lane, through Sun-
st, and North-st,
Nelson's Place. Kent-Road. — is part
ofthe L, side, about g- of a mile
below the Bricklayers-arms.
Nelson's Place,, London-Road, St,
George's Fields — about nine doors
on the L, ftpm the Elephant and
Castle towards the Obelisk.
Nelson's Rpw, Deptfprd Lower
Road, — near f of a mile on the
L, ftpm the Halfway-hpuse to
wards Deptford.
Nelson-Square, Blackfriars-Road, —
about -f of a mile from the bridge,
being the first on the L. from
Charlotte-st. towards the Obelisk.
Nelson-Street, City-Road,-— about
4 of a mile en the L. from Fins
bury-square. and nearly op. the
Shepherd and Shepherdess. It leads
to Ratcljffe-row and towards Old-
street.
Nelson-Street, Bethnal-Green, — be
hind Shoreditch-church, being the
second on the L. in Mount-st.
from .iS, Church-st.
Nelson-Street, Goodman's Fields, —
at 13.Red-IIon-st. about six doors
on the R. from 30, Whitechapel
High--st.

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I^elson's Terrace, City-Road,— -»(
about a'mile on the R. from Fins.
bury - square towards Islington,
nearly op. Sidney-st.
Neptune - Court, Neptune - Street,
Lock's Fields, Walwprth, — about
the raiddle ofthe N. side, leading
into Thomas-st.
Neptune-Court, Neptune-Street, Ro
therhithe, — at the E. end of New-
st. on the R. near Albion-st.
Neptune-Place, New-Cut or Lam-
beth-Marsh, — about f of a mile
N, from the Horn-brewery to-
wards Narrow. wall, entering by
the third on the R. frora Black
friars-road,
Neptune- Place, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — on the E, side of Nep
tune-st, by the Obelisk, at the W,
end of Salisbury-place,
Neptune -Street, Lock's Fields, \yal-
worth, — the third on -the L, frpm
Garraouth or Rodney-row, Kent-
road towards Salisbury - place,
Park-place, and East.lane,
Neptune.Street, Wellclose.Square,--
at 33, about the middle ofthe S,
side, extending to 71, Parsons-st,
Neptune.Street, Rptherhithe, — the
S. continuation of Elephant-Iape,
entering by 344, Rotherhifhe-st,
near the church.
Nesbltt's Rents, Three Colt-Street,
Limehouse, — at 26, a few door?
on the R. frora Rppemakers-fields
tpwards Gun-lane.
Nettletpn-Court. Aldersgate-Street,-
at 26, about ten doprs on' .the
R. frora Falcon-street, towards
Barbican.
Nevll's Court, Fetter-Lane,— at 37,
about the middle of the E. side,
it leads to 15, Great New-st.
New -Alley, Three Colt- Street,
Limehouse, — at 63, the first ou
the L. frora Ropemakers-fields
towards fhe church.
New-Buildings, Dark-Entry, Lower
East-Smitlifield,— the first on the-
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TL. -from 5 9, Lower Flast-Smilhfield
towards 27, Nightingale-lane.
New . Buildings, Fox and Knot.
Court, Cow.La.ne, Snow-Hill, —
the first on the R. a few yards
from 41, Cow.lane.
New-Buildings, Little Bell-Alley.
See New-Court, Swan-Alley.
New.Church, Strand. See St. Mary.
le-Strand.
New.Court, New-Way,' Orchard-
Street, Westrainster,-at 13, about
seven doors on the L. from 14.
Orchard-st.
New-Court, Little Chapel-Street,
Westminster, — a few doors on the
L, from the E. end of James-st,
New-Cpurt, Duck-Lane, Westrain
ster, — abput eight dpprs pn the
L, frpm 58, Orchard-st, tPwards
Old Pye-st.
N^w-Court, Strand,' — at 205, Op,
^t. Cleraent's churdh, near | of a
mile on the L. from Teraple-bar,
New.Cpurt, Carey-Street,Cliancery-
Lane, — at 16, 'nearly pp. Serle-st,
it leads'to Little Shire-lane.
New-Court, Temple,— the first on
the L. in Devereux-court, from
218. in the Strand, it leads to
Essex - court. Brick - court, and
Middle Temple-lane,
New-Coutt, -Great, New - Street,
Fetter-Lane. — at 24, three doors
on the L, 'frpm West Harding-st,
New-Cpurt. Fleet-Market,- at 19,
the second on the R, frprh Lud
gate-hill, two or three doors N,
from the Fleet.prison.
New-Court, Old-Bailey,  at 50,
about the middle of the W, side,
it leads to 19, Fleet ^lane,
New-Court, Portpool-Lane, Gray's.
Inn-Lane, — at 60. the second on
the L, ftom Gray's-inn-lane to.
wards 64, Leather-lane.
New-Court. Goswell-Street. — ^at 10,
about i pf a mile On the R. nprth
ftpin.Barbican, it -leads into Great
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New-Court, AHen-Street, Clerken,
well, — the first on the R. from
113, Goswell-st.
New-Court, St, Peter's Lane, West-
Smithfield,^— the second on the R.
ftora 68, St. John.st. towards
Cow-cross.
New.Court, St. John's Street, Clerf^r
enwell,-^at 210, about |- of a
mile on the L. from West^mith-
field.
New-Courl,Cloth-Fair,West.Smith- field, — the second on the L. a few
doors ftom 60; West-Smithfield,
near Long-lane,
New-Court,Brick-Lane. St,Lukc's,-
at 80, the first on the R, a few
¦doors frora 113, Old-st.
New-Court, Fore-Street, Cripple-
gate« — at 122, op. the church,
near the N, end of Wood.st.
New-Court, Fore-Street, Cripple
gate,— -at 87, mearly op. Alder-
manburyTpostern.
New.Court. Swan-Alley, Coleraan-
Street. — the continuation of it on
the R. from 67, Coleman-st, lead
ing to Little Bell-alley.
New-Court, Bow-Lane, Cheapside,-
at 4, 'the first on the R, from 58,
Cheapside,
New-Cpurt, St, Swithin's Lane, — .
at 10, about the middle of the W.
side, or the third on theR, from
10, Lombard-st,
New-Court, Throgmortpn-Street, —
abput six dporson the R, from the
Bank of England tpwards Old
B rpad- St.
New-Court. Old Broad-Street.— at
7. the third on the R. from the
Royal.Exchange.
New - Court, Long . Alley, Moor
fields,  four doors on the L.
from the N. side of Moorfields.
New - Court, Long - Alley, Moor
fields, — —a few yards on the L.
from Worship-st. towards Moor
fields.
New -Court, Crown - Street, Fins
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bury, — on the W. side of Max
well-Court, being the second on
the L. from Wilson— st,
New-Court, Holywell-lane, Shore
ditch,— at 18, being the fourth
on the R, from 194, Shoreditch
High-st.
New-Cpurt, Hplywell-Lane, Shpre
ditch, — at 48j nearly pp. the last
described.
New-Ceurt, Acorn-Alley, Bishops
gate, — tlie first onthe L, from 124,
Bishopsgate-without, near Skln-
, ner-st.
New-Court, Hackney-Road,  the
second on the R. a f^vy doors from
Shoreditch-church.
New-Court, Church-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — at 49, nearly op. Brick-
lane, about I of a mile on tlie L,
frora 65. Shoreditch,
New-Court. Dorset.Street, Spital
fields, — about the raiddle of the
N. side, viz, between Crispin-st,
and Red-LIon-st,
New-Court. Brown's Lane, Spital
fields. — at 34, the second on the
L. about eight doors E. frpra
Red-lion-st.
New - Court. Great Pearl . Street,
Spitalfields, — at 34, about four
doors on the L, from 20, Wheeler-
street,
New-Cotirt, Quaker-Street, Spital
fields, — the second on the R.
about twelve dpprs frpm 29,
Wheeler-st,
New-Cpurt, Fashion-Street, Spital
fields.  the second on the L,
about twenty doors from 194,
Brick-lane,
New-Court, Wentworth-Street, Spi-
talfields, — about seven doors on
the L. from Petticoat-lane,
New - Court, King - Street, Cree
church-Lane, — the second on the
R, a few doors from 87, Leaden
hall-st. it leads to Little Duke's
place.
New-Court, Crutched- Friars,-at 45,

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a few dpors on the L. from'64«
Mark-lane and nearly op. Savage-
gardens.
New-Court, Well- Yard, Goodman's
Fields,-the continuation of Well-
yard, on the R, entering by 82,
Lemon-st,
New-Court, St. Catherine's Sqnare,-
at the N. W, corner of thesquare,
entering by 41, St. Catherine's st.
New-Court, Nightingale-Lane, — at
43, being the first on the L. from
the entrance to the London-docks.
New-Court, Upper Chapman-Street,
St. George's in the East, — the se
cond on the L. a few doors from
Cannon-street-road.
New - Court, Frying - Pan - Alley,
Petticoat-Lane, — a bout five doors
on the R. from Pctticoat.lane,
near Widegate-st.
New-Court, George- Yard,' White-
chapel. — the second on the L.
frora 88, Whitechapel High-st,
New-Court, New-Street, Mile-End
Old-Town, — the first on the R.
from Fieldgate-st. Whitechapel-
road.
New-Court. Bethnal-Green, — a few
doors on the L. frora the N. W.
comer of the Green, and nearly
op. Patriot-square.
New - Court, Three Colt - Street,
Liraehouse, — at 14, about the
middle of the E. side, it is also
called Three Colt-Court.
New-Court. High-Street, Newing
ton, — a few doors on the L. from
the church towards Kennington,
it leads into Frederick's Place,
New-Court, Tooley-Street, South
wark, — at 232, a few doors on
the R. from London-bridge,
New-Court, High-Street, Bprough,-
at 156, pn the N. side St. Geprge's
church,
-New-Cpurt,White- Street (Bprpugh,-
at 17, the third pn the L, from St,
George's church, towards Long-
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New-Court, Castle-Lane,.BorPugh,-
about eight doors on the L. frpm'
-Castle-st. tPwards Maid-lane.
I^ew-Crane-Stairs and Dpck, Wap
ping-Street, — atl98, cr the bqtr
tom of New Gravel-lane, from 22,
Shadwell Fligh-st. about l-t raile
below Londpn-brldge, and pp.
Hanovef-stairs, Rotherhithe.
New - Cut, Church - Lane, Lirae
house, — a few doors on the L.
frora 70, Ropemakers.fields, lead
ing to the Barge-river and the
Drawbridge in Narrow-st,
New-Cut, Lambeth-Marsh,  the
conrinuatlon of Charlotte-st, op.
Surrey-chapel, Blackfriars.road.
to the Marsh-gate.
New. England Coffee-House,  at
82, Old Broad-st, about twelve
doors on the L. from the S. E.
corrier of the Bank of England.
New.Grove, Mile-End- Road.— be
tween the Plough and Thorapson's
nursery, about 2| miles on the R,
frora Aldgate.
New - Inn. Wych - Street, Drury-
Lane, — a few doors on the R.
frora St, Clement's church iti the
Strand, it leads to St, Clement's
Inn and Clare-market,
New-Inn, Old-Bailey, — behind 51,
op, the Sessions-house,
New - Inn - Buildings, Wych-Street,
Drury-Lane, — a few doofs on the
R, ftom St, Clement's church in
the Strand, leading to New-inn,
New -Inn-Passage, Haughton-Street,
Clare - IVIarket,^ — at 21, about
seven doprs on the R, frora New
castle-Street, Strand, leading into
New-Inn.
New -Inn -Yard, Shpreditch High-
Street, — at 176, by the turnpike,
the third on the R, from the
church towards Bishopsgate.
New-Inp-Square, Bateraan's Row,
¦ Shoreditch, — the second on the L,
a few dOors from 1 59, Shoreditch
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New -'Inn - Street, New - Inn . Yard,
Shpreditch, — the secpnd on the
R. from 176, Shoreditch High-st.
extending to Bateman's row.
New-Lane, Shad-'Thames, Hprse
lydpwn,— at 102, op. Horsely
down New-stairs, it extends to
32, Gainsfprd-st.
New-Place, P'pplar High-Street, 
fprms part pf the R. side, abeut
i a^ mile frpm the Cpmmerclal-
rpad, -being tlie fjrst rpw-belpvy the
Terrace,
New-frlspu, Clerkenwell,— rfaces the >
N. end pf St. janaes's Place frpm
Aylesbury-st,
New-Rents, St, Martin's-le-Grand,-
at 35, twp pr three dpprs on the
R, from 66, Newgate-st.
New-River- Head, Spa-Fields,-about
^ of a mile N, from Spa-fields-
chapel, and on the W, side of
Sadler's Wells.
New -River -Office, Whitefriars,- — .
is facing the S, end of Dorset-st,
from Salisbury-square, entering
by 82, Fleet-st..
New-Road, Marybone, — cpmraences
at 82. Edgware-rpad, abput -I -a
mile on the R. from Tyburn-'
turnpike, or is the E, cpntinuatipn
of Chapel-st,Lisspn-green, leading
to Sommers - town, Pentonville,
and Islington.
New-Road. Hans-Town. — the first
W, parallel to Sloane-st, com-
mencing near Knightsbridge, and
extending to'Sloarie-Squar^.
New-Rpad, St. George's in the
East.— r the cpntinuatipn pf Cable-
street, being the first north
parallel to part of Ratcliffe- high.
way. '
New-Rpad, Cannon-Street or Can
non. Street. Road. St, George's in
the East,— the N, continuarion of
Cannpn-st. to 210, WhitechapeL
road.
New- Road, Dock-Head or Bermond
sey-, See Parker's Row.
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New-Road, Bermondsey. See Ber
mondsey New.Road.
New.Row, Kennington-Common, —
a few small houses by the fppt-
path which leads frora the E. side
of the Comrapn towards Camber-
- well.
New-Square, Orchard-Street, West
minster, — at 38, the second on
the L, a few doors from Dean-st.
New-Square, Lincoln's-Inn. See
Lincoln's-Inn New-Square.
New-Square, Minories.-  behind
130, about the middle of the W,
side, leading to Vine-st. on the
R, and to John-st. on the left,
New-Square, Stepney. See Trafal
gar-Square.
New - Square, New - Lane, Shad-
Thames, — is the broadest part of
the said Lane, near 102, Shad-
Thames.
New - Street, Brompton or Hans-
Town, — the first street on the L.
from Knightsbridge along Brorap
ton High-st. or road, it leads to
Exeter-st,
New-Streef, Broad-Street, Carnaby-
Market or Golden-Square, — at
46, nearly op, Poland-st, from
365, Oxford-street,
New-Street, Spring-Gardens. Cha
ring-Cross,- — entrance by 62,
Charing-cross, bearing to the L.
a few yards and then to the R,
leading to St, James's Park.
New-Street, Covent-Garden,  the
continuation of King-st. extending
to 57, St. Martin's lane.
New - Street, Baker - Street North,
Marybone, — op, 15. about ten
doors on the L. from the New-
Road, it leads to Park-st,
New-Sfreet. Dyot-Street, St. Glles's,-
four doors on theR. from 28,
Great Russell-st, leading into
' Bainbrldge-st,
New-Street (Great), Felter-Lane, —
the first on the L. in West- Hard
ing-st, from 20, Fetter-lane,

New-Street (Little), Shoe-Lane,— at
89, the first street pn the L. from
130, Fleet-st, leading to Middle
New-st.
New-Street (Middle), Great New.
Street, Fetter-Lane, — at 14, en
the E, side, leading to Little
New-st, and 89, Shoe-lane,,
New-Street-Hill, Little New-Street,
Shpe-Lane,r— the first on the L. a
few yards from 89, Shoe-lane.
New-Street-Square, Great New-St.
Fetter.Lane,  is op, Dean-st,
from 43, Fetter-lane, leading to
Little New-st..
New-Street, Blackfriars, — the con
tinuation of Creed-lane, entering
by 14, Ludgate-st. it leads to
Ireland -yard and St. Andrew's
hill.
New-Street, Old-§treet, St. Luke's,-
at 91, the second E. from the
church, it extends to Richmond.
street.
New-Street, Aldersgate-Street, — at
126, the first on theR. about ten
doors frora Long-lane, towards St.
Martin's-le-Grand, it leads to
Clpth.fair.
New-Street, Bpwling-Street, Clerk
enwell, — a few yards Pn the L.
from Turnmill-st. it leads into
Peter-st,
New-Street, City-Road, — about -i a
mile pn tlie L, frpm Finsbury-sq,
extending from Upper Fountain.
place tp Ratcliffe-rpw,
New-Street, St, Mary-Axe,  the
continuation of St. Mary-Axe,
from Caraomile.st. to 55, Hounds
ditch (also called New St, Mary-
Axe),
New-Street , Bishopsgate-Street,- af
30, the second on the R, north
from the church, it leads to the
India-Company's warehouse.
New-Street, Gibraltar-Fields. Beth-
rial-Green, — the first E. parallel to
part pf . Turk-st. extending from
Duke-st. towards 'Virginia-st. New-

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New-Street, Fieldgate.Street, White
chapel or Mile-End Old.'Town,-
af 24. about ten dpors on the R.
from 266, 'Whitechapel-road,
New-Street, St. Catherine's,  the
continuatipn of St, Catherine's
lane, entering by 50, Upper
East-Smithfield to St. Catherine's
square.
New-Street, Lower East Smithfield,-
at 66, a few doprs on the R. ftom
Butcher-rcw, leading into the last
described.
New-Street, Shadwell-Market,, — at
the S, E, comer, entering by 67,
Shadwell High-st. and extending
to ShadwelLdock,
New-Street, Princes-Street, I,am-
beth.^the first on the L, a few
yards ftom Vauxhall-row, or frora
Glasshouse-st. leading to Fore-st.
New-Street, Great Guildford-Street,
Borpugh, — the third on the R. a
few doors from 36, Queen-st.
NewrStreet, Maze- Pond, Borough, —
the continuation of Joiner-st. en-
- tering by 241, Topley-st. or at
the E. end of St, Thomas's st. on
the right.
New- Street, Blackfriars-Road or St .
George's Fields, — the last pn the
L, ftpm Blackfriars-bridge and
facing the Obelisk, it leads tP
Pearl-row and Dover-st.
New.Street (Litrie), Borough-Road.
-St. George's Fields, — the second
on the R. ftom Stones-end to
wards the Obelisk, extending to
the King's Bench.
New-Street, Newington or Kennlng-
tpri High-Rpad,-^pp. the 2 mile
stone from Cornhill, about -f of a
mile on the L. from Newington-
church.
New-Street, Kent-Road or Wal-
worth,-Qn the W. side of Union-
row, entrance the third on the R.
ftom the Elephant and Castle.
New-Street. East-Larie, Walworth,-
is the N. parallel to. part ofit, be

ing the first on the R. in Camden-
St. frora the chapel ii^ East-lane.
New.Street, Dock-Head, Horsely
down, — the E. continuation of
Fair-st, and of Free-School-st. to
Russell-st, and Dock-Head.
Nejv-Street, Adara-Street, Rother
hithe, — at 76, about the middle
pf the N. side.
New-Street, Neptune-Street, Rpther
hithe, — the third pn the L. ftpm
Elephant-lane, three pr fpur dpprs
S. ftpm Albion-st,
New . Terrace, Tabernacle - Walk,
Moorfields, — the rPw of houses
on the W, side the Tabernacle.
New- Walk, Shad-Thames, Horsely
down, — the first on the L. from
Doekhead, it extends to Thomas-
street.
New- Way, Orchard-Street, West
minster, — about twelve doors on
the R. from Dean-st. extending
to the Great Almonry.
New-Way, Maze, Borough,— at 30,
the first on the R. from 196,
Tooley -St. leading to Broadway
and St. Thomas's street.
New-Wharf, Liraehouse-Hole, — .be
tween Limehouse-hole-stairs and
^ the entrance to the West-India-
docks.
New - Yard, Great Queen - Street,
Lincoln's - Inn . Fields,  at 55,
about twenty-two doors on the
L. from the N. W, corner of Lin
coln's-inn-fields,
Newby's Place, Poplar High-Street
or Road,— about f of a raile on
the L,, from the Comraercial-road
and near the Green-dragon.
Newcastle-Court, Strand, — '¦ — afew
doors on the R. frora Temple-bar,
towards St, Clement's church, it
leads to Old Boswell-cpurt.
Newcastle-Cpurt, College-Hill, Up.
per Tharaes-St, — abput five dpprs
on the R, from Cloak-lane or from
Great St, Thomas Apostles.
Newcastle - Place, Clerkenwell-. Close .

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Clpse,-^forras part of the R, side,
ftora Clerkenwell-green and nearly
adjoins the W, side of the church.
Newcastle- Place, Mile-End,— about
ten doors on the R. east Of the
turnpike, extending to Grove-
place,
NewcastIe-Rpw,C,lerkenwell.Close,- on the E, side of Newcastle-
place,
Newcastle-Street, Strand,— at 309,
by the New-church, it leads to
Stanhope-st. Clare-raarket.
Newcastle ,- Street, Clerkenwell-
Close, — the first on the R,. in St.
James's st. entering by Sti James's
place, E, side the church.
Newgate - Market.  entrance by
Rose-st. frora 20. Newgate-st.
. or by Paved-alley frora 30, Pa-
terno-ster-row,
Newgate- Prison, Old-Bailey,— • — at'
the N, end of it, adjoining New
gate-st.
Newgate-Street, — the W. continu
ation of Cheapside on the R. ex
tending to the Old-Bailey and to
Snpw-hlll.
Newingtpn - Butts, Newingtpn.
Surrey, — there is , no particular
pile pf buildings distinguished by
this name, but the neighbourhood
about the Elephant and Castle is
so called.
Newington-Causeway,' — commences
at Stones-end by the King's Bench,
and extends to the -Elephant and
Castle.
Newlngtpn-Rpad, — the same as the
last arricle, but generally the
buildings on the R. frora the
King's Bench are distinguished by
this narae.
Newington - Place. Newington,
Surrey,, — forms part of the E. side
the High-road, op. the 2 raile-
stone from Cornhlll, extending
to Kennington-Commori.
Newington - Terrace, Newington,
Surrey, — the N. E. corner of

Kerinington - common, neariy
facing the Horns Tavern.
Newly's Court, Pleasant . Row,
Mile-End New-Town, -the fourth
on the R. from Pelham.st, en
tering by 60, Brick-lane," Spitai-
fields.
Newman's Mews, Castle - Street,
Oxford-Street, — —at 74. three
doors on the L. frorii 81* NeW-
man-st.
Newman's Passage, Newman-St.—
at 26, abput that number of doors
on theR. from 39, Oxford-st. it
leads to Upper Rathbone-place.
Newman's Row, Lincoln's - Inn-
Fields. — at theN.E. corner. about
six houses on the L, tpwards Great
Turnstile.
Newman's Rpw, Bermpndsey-St. —
at 117, the second on the R, ffom
the church towards Tooley-st.
NewraaniStrect, Oxfprd-Street,-— at
39, near .|. pf a mile pn the R.
from St, Giles's, it extends to
Charlesist. MIddlesex-hespital,
Newman's Yatd, Newman-Street,
Oxford-Street, — ten doors on the
R. from 39, Oxford-st,
Newmarket-Street, Wapping-St.->-
at 157, abput | pf a mile on the
L. east frem the church, being the
continuation' of Old Gravel-lane
from 65, Ratcliffe-highway,
Newmarket - Terrace, Cambridge"-
Heath, Hackney-Rpad, — fprms
part pf the E, side, pp. Heath-
place, being the first rpw pn the
R. frpm the turnpike towards
Hackney.
Newnhara-Place, Bishopsgate-With-
out, — at 131. about ten doors on
the L. north of Son-st.
Newnham -Street, Edgware-Road,—
is parallel to part ofthe said road,
say frpm 60 tp 78, cr the first on
the L. In Queen-st, extending to
Jphn-st.
Newport-Market. Great Newport-
Street, — by the W. end of it,
near

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near Lbng-acre and St, Martin's
lane,
Newport-Street (Great), St. Martin's
Lane, Charing-Cross. — the last
on the L, near j of a raile from
Charing cross arid op. Long-acre,
Newport-Street (Liule).  the W.
continuarion ofthe last described,
bearing to the L. it extends frora
Casrie-st. to Grafton-st,
Newport's Yard, Old-Street, St,
Liike''s, — nearly op, 77, being the
first on the L, from Bunhill-rpw
towards Goswell-st.
News Newspapef-Offitfe,  at 28,
Brydges-st. about twelve doors on
the R. frora 342, in the Strand,
along Catherine-st.
Newton-Cpurt, Strand,  behind
436, leading frora Old Round-
Court to Vine-st.
Newton-Street, High-Holborn, — at
207, about | of a mile on the L.
from Fleet-market, ' it leads to
Charles-st. and 174, Drury-lane,
St. Nicholas-Church, Old Fish-
Street. — about five doors on the
R. cast frora the Old-Change,
being the corner of Old FIsh-
street-hill.
St. Nicholas.Church-Yard, Bread-
Street-HIlI, Upper Thames-St. —
about ten doors- on the L. from
201, Upper Thames-st, leading
to Old Fish-street-hill,
^Jicholas-Lane, Lombard-Strfeet, —
at 24, the third on fhe R. from
the Mansion-house, it extends to
60, Cannon-st.
Nicol's Court, Rosemary-Lane, — at
88, nearly op. Dock-st. about
thirteen doors W. of Whlte-lion-
street,
Nicol's Row, Church-Street, Beth
nal-Green,— at 30, about I pf a
mile on theL, frora 65, Shoreditch.
Nicol's Square, Cripplegate, — at the
N.end of Castle-st,.frora Falcon-
square, or the S, end of Well-st.
frpm 21, Jewin-st,

l^JicoI-Sti'efet (Old), Bethnal-Green,—
the first N. parallel to part of
Church-st, being the first on the
R. In CocJk-lane,
NIcol-Street (New), Bethnal-Green,-
the first N, parallel to the last
- described, or the second on theR.
in Cock-lane.
Nicol-Street (Half), Bethnal-Green,-
the third on the R; in Cock-lane,
frora behind 68, Shoreditch.
Night-Lane, St. Luke's — the con
tinuatipn pf Brick-lane, entering
by 113, Old-street.
Nightingale - Court, Swan i Alley,
Upper East-Sraithfield ; — a few
yards on the R. from behind 102,
Upper East - Smithfield, near
Nightingale-lane.
Nightingale-Cpurt. Swan-Street pr
Alley, Nightingale- Lane, — behind
the houses In Nightingale - lane,
which adjoin Upper East,Smith-
field.
Nightingale - Lane, Upper East-
Smithfield, — at 110, facing the
entrance to the London-Docks, it.
leads to Hermitage-bridge.
Nightingale - Lane, Fore - Street,
Limehouse, — at 60, by the W.
end of Ropemakers-fields.
Nile . Place. Weymouth". Street,
Kent-Road, — the first on the R.
a few doors from Brighton-place,
near the Elephant and Castle.
Nine.Elms, Vauxhall or Battersea-
Fields, — the first on the R. about
^ of a mile from Vauxhall-turn
pike towards Wandsworth, and
op. the 3 mile-stone,
Nixon - Square, Crescent, Jewin.
Street, Cripplegate, — on the W,
side, and behind the houses which
form the N. side of Jewin-st,
Nixon's Yard, Princes-Street, Pim
lico. See Princes-Court.
No Name-Court, Bedfordbury, — at
26, about three doors on the L,
frora New-st. St, Martin's lane,
Noah's-ArkrAllev, Queen-Street, Ratcliffe,

Ratcliffe, — the sefcond pn the R.
east from Londpn-st, it leads tp
Narrow-st.
Noah's- Ark-Court, Stangate, Lara
beth. — the first on the R. a few
yards from 7, Bridge-road, on the
W, side of Astley's Theatre,
Noble -Street, F"alcon - Squ are,  the
N, conrinuarion of Foster.lane,
entering by 148, Cheapside.
Noble-Street, Goswell-Street, St.
Luke's, — ¦ — at 67, the second on
the R. a few doors N, from
Old-st.
Noble - Street, Poplar, — on the W.
side Merchant's Buildings apd the
East-India Alms-houses, abPut i
a mile on the R. from Limehouse-
church, along the East-India-
dock-road.
Noel-Street. Berwick - Street, Ox
ford-Street,— Intersefts it at 4.5,
about ten doors from 373, Ox
ford-street.
Noel - Street, Bermondsey New-
Road, — the secorid on the L. a
few doors frorii the Bricklayers-
arms,
Norfolk-Place. Curtain-Road. — the
third on the L, from Old-street-
road. and between William-st, and
Bateman's Row,
Norfolk- Place (Little), — the first on
the R, In the last, a few doors from
the Curtain-road.
Norfolk.Place, Church-Street, Lam
beth, — at 19, aboutthe middle of
the S. side, and on the W, side of
Norfolk-row,
Norfolk-Place, St. George's Road,
St. George's Fields, — forms part of
the N. side, near the Elephant and
Castle, and extends towards the
Philanthropic- reform.
Norfolk - Place, East - Lane, Wal
worth,— about -J of a mile on the
R. from Walworth HIgh-st. or
road, near Richmond-place.
"Norfolk-Place, Salisbury.Street, Ber
mondsey or Rotherliithc,-ir— the

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second on the L. a few doorsfrom
op. Fountain-stairs,
Norfolk-Rpw, Church-Street, Lariir
beth, — abput the middle pf the
S. side, being the secpnd E, from
Highust,
Nprfolk-Street, Park-Lane, Oxfordr
Street. — the first E, parallel to
part of the said lane, extending
from North-row to Wpod'smews.
Norfolk . Street. Middlesex - Hospi
tal, — on the E. side, being the
continuation of Newman-st. en
tering by 39, Oxford.st,
Norfolk-Street, Strand,— at 180, the
third on the L. about f of a
mile from Temple- bar towaidi
Somerset-place.
NPrfplk-Street or Place, Kingsland-'
Road, — is a part of the said road,
commencing about -g of a mile
frora Shoreditch-church, and ex.
tending tpwards the Drapers-aliris.
houses.
Norfolk . Street, Little Guildford.
Streef, Borough, — the first on the
R. a few doors frora 75, Queen-
street.
Norfolk Waggon-Office,^at 32,
Sun-st. a few doors on the L, from
149, Bishopsgate-without.
Norman-Buildings, Wenlock-Street.
Sr. Luke's, — at the W, end of it,
from op. 36, Ironmonger-row.
Norman-Court. Cable-Street, Wcll-
clo e-Square. — at 41, nearly op,
the N. E. passage to the said
square,
Norman-Street, St.Luke's,— theeon.
tinuation of Helmet-row, frem the
W. side of the church, entering
by Old-st.
Norris-Court, Nightingale-Lane,—
at 26, the fourth pn the L. from
the entrance to the Londpn-docks,
Norris-Conrt, .Snow's Fields, Bo
rough. — .about i of a mile on
the R, from 238. Bcrmondsey-st.
towards Weston-st,

Norrls-Street, Hayraarket,— at .56,
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' abput eighteen dpprs pn the R.
frpm Piccadilly, it leads to St,
Jariies's Market, ^
Nprth,Court,SQuth-Street, Berkeley-
Square,^— abput eight dpors on
the L. east from 17, South
Audley-st.
North-East- Alley or Passage, Well
close-Square, — at the • N, E, cor
ner, extending to 35, Cable-
street.
NorthrGreen, Worship-Street, Holy-
. well-Mpuntj-abput twelvedoors
ori the L. frpm Paul-st,
Nprth.Mews, Little Jariies-Street.
Gray's-lBn.Lane,— — the first, en
the R, a few yards frpm Gray's-
inn.lane,
Nerth-Mews, North-Street, Tptten-
ham-Cpurt-Rpad, — at 12, abput
five dpors on the R, , from 70,
John-st, behind Whitfield's chapel,
North-Place, Gray's-Inn-Lane, 
forms part of the W. side, extends
from Litde James-st, towards
Great Guilford-st,
North-Place (Upper), Gray's.Inn-
La'ne, — the N, continuation of
the last,
North-Place, Phillips's Buildings,
Sommers-Town.^ — the first on the
L. a few doors from 20, Willsted-
street.
|fJorth - Place, Banner . Street, St.
Lukc^s,— weight doors on the R,
from 80, Bunbill-row, towards
Whitecross-st.
North-Place, Bethnal-Green,- — the
first N. parallel to part of Green-
st. abput f of a mile on the L.
from the Green, extending frora
. Back-lane towards Bonner.st.
North's Place, Lambeth, — near ^
a mile on the R. frora West
minster-bridge, and nearly op. the
Asylum.
North - Place, West - Square, St.
George's Fields, — behind the N.
E. corner of the said square.
North-Row, Oxford-Street or Gros-

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yenor-Square,— the first om tlje H.
in George-st. from 275, Oxford-
st. extending to Park-lane,
North - Row - Mews, North - Row,
Grosvenor-Square, — at 14, about
three doors E, frora 48, Park-st.
North.Row, East-Street or Lane,
Walwprth, — the first pn the L.
a few dpprs from Walworth High-
st. or rpad. '
North-Street, Hans-Town, — about
six doors on the R. in Sloane-st.
from Knightsbridge, extending to
EKzabeth-st, v
North-Street, Woed-Street, West
minster, the first street on the L.
a few doors from 63, Mlllbank-st.
itextends to St, John's-church-
yard,
Nprth-Street, Marybone or Man
chester-Square, — is somewhat pa
rallel to and between High-st.
and Manchester-street, extending
frpra 12, Sputh-st. to 12, Paradise-
street.
North - Street, Tottenham - Court-
Road, — ^is behind Whitfield's
chapel, extending from 70, John-
st. to 35, Charlotte-st.
North-Street, Pentonville or Battle-
Bridge, — the fourth on the R.
about .J of a mile from the Chapel
towards Soraraers-Town.
North-Street (Old), Red-Lion-Sq.—
at 32, abput the middle of the
N. side, ejf tending to 8. Theo
bald's, road, ¦
North - Street (New), Red -Lion-
Square, — the cpntinuatipn pf the
last to Boswell-court.
North -Street, Ropemakers - Street,
Moorfields, — the second on the
L, a few door.'! from the N, W,
corner of Moorfields,
North-Street, City-Road.-the fourth
on the R. about | of a mile from
Finsbury-square and a few doors
S, from Old-st,
North-Street, Lamb-Street, Spital
fields,— at 1 1 , the fourth on the
R. about

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R, about fof amile from 103,
Bishopsgate-withput, entering by-
Spital-square.
Nprth-Street, Whitechapel-Rpad, —
at 164, abput i a mile pn the L.
east frpm the church, and a few
doors W, from Mile-end-turnpike,
North-Street, Wilmot-Street, Beth
nal-Green,— near the S, end of it,
leading to Ducking-pond-row,
and the last described,
North-Street, Bethnal-Green,  the
first on the L. in West-st, enter
ing by Green-st. nearly op. Bon
ner-st.
Nnrth-Street, Ppplar, — the first pn
the L. in the High-st. pr rpad,
abput I pf a mile frpm the Cora-
mercial-road, it leads to the East-
Indla-dpck-rcad.
Nprth-Street, Larabeth,  is abput
4 a raile pn the R, frpm West
minster - bridge, nearly op, the
Asylura.
North-Street,East-Lane,Walworth,- about the middle of the N. side,
it leads from the W. end of
, Apollo-buildings to Lock's fields.
Northam's Buildings, Soraraers-
Town,-:  the continuatipn pf
Phillips's Buildings, entering by
20, WiUsted-st.
Nprthampton-Buildlngs, Rosamond-
Street, Clerkenwell, — at 45, the
second on the R. frora Corppra-
tipn-lane towards Spa-fields.
NprthamptPn - Place, St. John-St.
Clerkenwell, — at the N. end, on
the R. about -| a mile from West-
Smithfield. between Perceval-st.
and Corporation-row.
Northampton - Place, Hackney-
Road, — forms part of the R. side,
adjoining James's place, about ^
of a mile from Shoreditch-church.
Northampton . Row, Rosamond-
Street, Clerkenwell, — is parallel
to part ofthe W. side, say from
24, to Braynes-row, Spa-fields,
Korthampton-Scuare.Clerkenwell,-

bet'ween St, John-street-road and
Goswell-street-road, communica
ting with the forraer by Ashby-st,
and with the latter by Charles-st,
Nprthamptpu-Street, Clerkenwell, —
is spraewhat parallel to part of the
E, side of St. Jphn-st, entrance
behind 199, being the ccrner of
Corapton-st,
Northamptpn-Street (Lpwer). King.
Street, Clerkenwell, — the first on
the L. a few yards ftpm Cpmpton.
street, entering by 199, St, Johij-
street,
Northampton-Terrace, City-Road,-!
about J of a mile on the L, from
Finsbury-sq, extendirig from the
turnpike by the City-gardens to.
wards Brick-lane. Old-st,
Northumbeiland- Alley, Feschurch-
Street,  at 78, about ten doors
on the L. frora Aldgate,
Northuraberland Coal-Company's-
Office, — at 12, New Bridge-st.
Blackfriars, about the middle of
the W, side. '
Northuraberiand-Court, Strand,— by
Northumberland - house, a few
yards on the R, from Charing-
cross.
Northumberland-Court, Southamp
ton-Buildings, Holborn,— at 40,
about ten doors on the L. from
320, High-Holborn,
Nprthumberland - Cpurt, Compton-
Street, Clerkenwell,— at 19, about
fourteen doors on the L. from
107, Goswell-st.
Northuraberiand-Court, Northum-
berland- Alley, Fenchurch-Street,-
about the middle ofthe W, side, '
viz, between 78, Fenchur9h.st.
and Jcwry-st. Crutched-friars.
Northumberland- House, Strand, —
facing St, Marrin's lane, a -few
yards on the R, from Charing.
cross.
Northumberiand-Mews, Northum
berland-Street, Marybone, — is
parallel to and behind part pf the
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E. side pf it, entering by Nptting-
narii-st.
Nprthumberland- Passage, Nprthum.
berland-Street. Strand, — between
11 and 12, being that number
of houses pn the L. frpm the
Strand,
Nprthumberland-Street, Strand, — at
4, the first on the R, a few yards
frora Charing-cross, It Extends to
the Thames,
Northumberland-Street, New-Road.
Marybone, — is by the turnpike,
near | of a mile on the L, from
Tpttenham-cpurt-fpad, extending
tp 18. Paddingtpn-st.
Nprthumberland- Wharf. Surrey side
Blackfriars-Bridge,  on the E.
side, or below the said bridge,
Norton-Falgate,.— the N. continua
tion of Bishopsgate-st, to Shore
ditch High-st. it coraraences at
Spital-square on the R. and ex
tends to Worship-st. on the left.
Norton-Street, Marybone, — the first
E, parallel to Portland-road, ex
tending from 32, Upper Mary
bone-street to the New-road,
Norway - Place, Commercial -Road,
Limehouse, — forms part ofthe L.
side, about J of a mile from Lirae
house-church towards London.
Norway - Street, Old - Street, St.
Luke's. — at 19, the third on the
R, frora Goswell-st. it leads to
Baltic-st. and Golden-lane.
Norway - Wharf, Millbank-Street,
Westrainster,  on the S. end
of Abingdon-st, on the L, about
I of a raile above Westminster-
bridge.
Norwell-Place, Chuj-ch-Street, Beth
nal-Green, — forms part pf the N,
side by the turnpike, about ^ a
mile on the L. from 65, Shore
ditch.
Norwich-Court, Fetter-Lane,  at.
92, about sixteen doors on the R,
from 30, Hplbprn-hill.
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fieldi — at 22, nearly op. Butcher-
row,
Nottingham-jCourt, Short's Gardens,
Drury-Lane.' — the second onthe
L. about twenty-four doors from
15, Drury-lane.
Nottingham - Place, New - Road,
Marybone, — is near 5 of a mile
on theL, from Tottenhara-cpurt-
rpad, and between High.st, and
Nprthumberland-st,
Npttlngham-Place, Mile.End Old.
Tpwn pr ' Whitechapel, — at 61,
Charlptte-St. being the third pn
the L, frpm Canupn-street-road,
towards Whitechapel,
Nptringham-Place, East.Lane, Wal
wprth, — entrance by the first pn
the R, in Sputh.st, frpm Apollo-
buildings, East-lane,
Nottingham - Street, High - Street,
Marybone, — at 61, the first on
the R. about -5 of a raile frora the
New-road.
Nottingham-Warehouse & 'Waggon-
Office, — at 90, London. wall, two
or three doprs on the L. from
Wood-st.
Nun's Court, Coleman-Street, — at
74, about six doors on the L. front
London-wall.
Nursery- Place, St. George's Road,
St, Geprge's Fields,— rabput ^ of
a mile on the L, from the Ele
phant and Castle, op. the Philan»
thropic-Reform.
Nursery-Place, Kent-Read, — fprms
part ofthe R, side, about -y of a
mile frora the Brlcklayers-arms
and adjplns East-lane,
Nursery-Rpw, Lpck's Fields, Wal
wprth,  on the N, side of
'Fownly's Nursery, being, the first
S, parallel to Bedford-st,
Nursery-Ro.w, St, George's Road,
St. George's Fields,-forms part of
the S. side, extending from Nur
sery- Place towards the Indigent-
bhnd-school,
Nutkin's Corner, Bermondsey or
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Rotherhithe-Wall.— the first on
the R, below Mill-st, St. Saviour's
dock, it leads to George's row
and the Neckinger-turnpike. o
OAKLEY-ROW.Thomas-Street. Bethnal-Green.  about six
doors on theL. from 119, Brick-
lane.
Oakley-Street, Bridge-Road, Lam
beth,— the third on the L. about
1^ of a mile frora Westminster-
bridge, towards the Asylum.
Oat - Lane, Noble - Street, Foster-
Lane. — at 11, the fourth Coach-
turning on the R. from 147,
Cheapside, it leads to 94, Wood-
street.
Oatmeal-Yard. Dbg and Bear- Yard.
Tooley-Street. — the last on " the
R.from 128, E, end of Tooley-
street.
Obelisk, Fleet-Market,— at the S.
end of it, between Ludgate-hill
and Fleet-st,
Obelisk, Blackfriars - Road, St.
Ge6rge's Fields, — at the S, end of
it, about |. pf a mile frera the
bridge.
Obelisk, Lpck's Fields, Walworth,-
at the W, end of Salisbury-place
¦ and near Neptune-place.
Observer Newspaper - Office,  at
169, Strand, nearly op, the New-
church j about I of amile on the
L, frdm Teraple-bar,
Ocean-Row .Stepney ,-forms that part
of Cow-lSfte which is nearly pp,
the Walnut-tree public-hcuse,
Ocean-Street, Cpw -Lane. Stepney. —
the first pn the L. a few dpprs
frpra Stepney Old-square, it leads
to Trafalgar-square,
Oftagon-Plaee, Kenningtpn-Com-
mpn, — pn the W. side, forming
the corner of the road which leads
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Off-Alley, Villiers-Street, Strand^^-^
four doors on the L, frora 32, In
the Strand, It extends to George-
ccurt.
Offertery pt Offerty-School, Little
Vine-Street, PIccadilly,.^two or
three doors on the, L. from 5.,
Swallow-it.
Ogle - Cpurt, Queen Ann - Street
East-, See Upper Ogle-st.
Ogle - Mews, Upper Ogle - Street,
Marybone, — four dpprs on the L.
from 14, Queen Ann-st. East.
Ogle -' Square, Upper Ogle - Street,
Marybone, — a few small houses
behind 1 0, three doors on the L.
from 9. Upper Marybone-st.
Ogle-Street. Queen Ann-Street East,
Marybone,— at 19, six doors E.
from 28, Great Titchfield-st.
Ogle-Street (Upper), Queen Ann.
Street East, — at 14, about six
doors E. from the last described,
St. Olave's Church, Toolcy-Street,-
a few doors on the L. from Lon
don-bridge.
St. Olave's Stairs, Tooley-Street,—
about six doors ori the L. from
Lendon-bridge.
Old-Bailey, Ludgate-Hill,— at 28,
the first street on the L. about
twenty doors frpm Fleet.market,
it extends tp Newgate.st.
Old-Bethlem. See Bethlem.
Old-Buildings or Square, Lincpln's
Inn. See Lincoln's Inn.
Old- Change. Cheapside, — about six
doors on the R. from St, Paul's-
church-yard, extending to Old
Fish-st.
Old-Jewry, See Jewry.
Old Pay-Office, Old Broad-Street,-
behind 64, in the said street,
nearly op, the Excise-Office,
Old-Street, St, Luke's, — the second
on the L, about j of a mile frora
the N. W. corner of Finsbury-sq.
it extends to Goswell-st. where
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Old-Street- Road, — the E, continu
ation of Old-st. extending from
the City-road to op- Shoreditch-
church, near ^ a mile in length.
Old-Street-Square, St. Luke's, — at
the N. end of Henry-st. entering
by 89, Old-st. a few doors W.
frpm St., Luke's hospital.
Old Swan-Lane, and Stairs. See
Swan.
Oliver-Court, Bowling-Street, West
minster, — at 23, about five doprs
on the L. from the W. end ,of
Wood-st. towards Dean's yard.
One-Swan- Yard, Bishopsgate- With
out, — behind 180, a few doors on
: the L. north from the church.
One-Tun- Court, Strand,  at 24,
being that number of hpuses pn
the R. frpm Charing-cross.
Onslow.-Street, Clerkenwell,  the
first street on the L. in Vine-st.
frora Mutton-lane, entering by
the N. W.' corner of Clerkenwell-
green.
Opera-House, Haymarket,  on the
W, side near Pall-mall, abpu t .|
of a mile on the L. frora Charing-
cross,
Orange - Court, Swallow - Street or
King-Street, Carnaby-Market, See
Orange-Street, -
Orange. Court, Castle-Street, Lei
cester-Square, — the first N. from
the King's mews, leading intp
Orange-st.
Orange - Cpurt, Drury - Lane,— at
130, about the middle of the E.
side, five doors N. from Princes-
street,
Orange-Court, Rose-Street, Soho,—
at 10, three or four doors on the
R. from Crpwn-st.
Orange - Cpurt, Old Nicpl - Street,
Bethnal-Green, — the first pn the
L, a few dpprs E, frpm CrPss-st.
Orange-Cpurt, Wapping-Street,— at
23,. being .that number pf houses
on the L, below Hermitage-bridge.
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Street, Mile-End Old-Town or
Whitechapel, — the first on the L,
afevirdoprs from 26?, Whitecha
pel- read.
Orange - Row, Kennington - p.pad,
Newington, — forms part of the
W, side, by the Plough and Har
row the corner of Kennington-
lane, and extending towards the
Common..
Orange-Street, Swallow-Street, — at
66, i- of a mile on the R, from
44, Piccadilly, it leads to 88,
KIng-st.
Orange-Street, LeicesterrSquare,-— is
parallel to part of tbe S. side ofit,
extending from St. Martin's street
tP Castle-st,
Orange-Street, Red-LIpn.Square,.r—
at the N, 'W, ccrner. extending to
20, King-st, near .Blopmsbury-
square.
Orange-Street, Loraan's Pond, Bo
rough. — the first on the L, in
Gravel-lane, a few doors from
Charlotte-st. Blackfriars-joad to
wards the King's Bench.
Orchard, New-Street or Market-St.
Shadwell, — the first on the L. a
few doors frora the S, E, corner
of Shadwell-market towards the
Tharaes,
Orchard, Broad-Street, Ratcliffe,—
on tb«; N, side, or between it and
Brook-st, entrance by 86, Broad-
street, '
Orchard-Street, Portman-Square, —
the S. E. corner, extending to
197. Oxford-st. behig the fourth
on the L, in the said street from
Tyburn-turnpike,
Orchard-Street, Westrainster, — the
first on tjie R, in Dean-st, from
Tothill-st, W, end of the Abbey,
it extends to Great Chape}.st.
Orchard-Street, St, Luke's.— fhe N.
continuation of; Ironmonger-Row
• through a narrow passage, enter
ing by 97; Old-st. it extends to
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Ordnance-Office, Pall-Mall,— at 91,
op, Geprge-st. late Cumberland.
hpuse.
Ordnance-Office, Tpwer, — ^is pp. the
bridge pr first turning or entrance
on the R. from Irpn-gate, St.
Catherine's.
Orfprd.Rpw, Kent-Rpad,— fprras
part pf the R, side, about 5- of a
mile E. from or below the Brick
layers-arms,
Orion's Buildings, Castle - Street,
Borpugh, See Ortpn^s Buildings.
Ormond. House- Academy, Paradise.
Row, Chelsea, — the third house
on the R, from the hospital to
wards Battersea.bridge.
Ormond.Mews, Great Ormond-St.
Queen-Square, — entrance at 12, in
the said street, and at 28, Devon
shire-st, three doors from the S.E.
corner of Queen-square,
Ormond-PIace, Great Ormond-St,
Queen-Square, — entrance at 24.
also 'at 54, Larab's-conduit.st,
Ormond-Row, Chelsea, — on the W,
side the hospital, extending from
Paradise-row to Durham-place,
Ormond - Strert (Great), Lamb's-
Condult-Street, — at 60, the fifth
coaeh-turning on the L, frora 71,
High-Holborn, along Red-lion-st.
it extends to Queen-square.
Orraond - Street (Little), Queen-
Square, — is op. the last described,
leading to Southampton- row,
Ormond-Street (New), Larab's-Con-
duit-Street,  at 31, the fifth
coach-turning on the R. from 71,
High-Holborn, along Red-lion-
st, it extends to Millman-st.
Ormond- Yard. See Ormond-Mews
and Ormond- Place.
Ormond -' Yard, Yprk - Street, St.
James's Square, — about four doors
on the L, frora the N. side, and
near the same distance frora the
S, side of St, Jaraes's church,
Orphans-Schopl. City-Road. — nearly
op. Anderson's Buildings, about

o
I of a mile on the L, from Fins
bury-square.
Ortpn's Buildings, Castle . Street,
Bprpugh, — the lasten the L. from
13, Redcross-st.
Osband-Buildings, BermondseyNew-
Road, — forms part of the E. side,
a few doors on the R. from the
Bricklayers. arms,
Osborn - Place, Whitechapel, — the
second coach-turning on the R,
about I ofa miie frora op. White.
chapel church, along Osborn-st.
it leads to Chicksand-st. Mile-
End New-Town. '
Osbprn-Street, Whitechapel High-
Street,  at 74. nearly ep. the
church, it is cpntinued by Brick.
lane.
Osnaburgh-Rpw, King's Road. Pim
lico. — the first on the R. from
Upper Eaton-st. or from Gros
venpr-place tpwards Chelsea.
Ossulstone. Street , Som mers-Town,-
the continuation of Willsted-st.
extending to Phoenix-st. near the
Polygon or Clarendon-square.
Oval. Kennington.— at the S. end
of Bowling-green-row. entering
op. the Horns Tavern, Kenning-
ton-coinraon.
Owen's Alms - Houses, Islington-
Road, — on the E. side, a few
doors on the L. from the City.
road towards Sadler's Wells.
Owen's Court, Owen's Place. Gos
well-Street-Road. — on the N. side
the Quakers - school, heing the
first on the L. from Rawstone-
street.
Owen's Place,Goswell-Street-Road,-
forras part of the W. side, ad
joining Owen's Row, it extends
to Gwyn's Buildings, City- road.
Owen's Row,Goswell-Street-Road,-
the first on the R. frora the City.
road pr frpm Islingtpn, extending
tp St. Jphn's-street-read, nearly
op. Sadler's Wells.
Oxepdon-Chapel, Oxendon-Street, Haymarket,

o

Haymarket, — four " doors on the
R, ftpm Coventry-st. .
Oxendon-Street, James-Street, Hay
market, — about six doors on the
L. from 18, in the Haymarket, it
extends to 27, Coventry-st,
Oxford-Arms-lnn, Warwick-Lane,-
is the third pn the R. from 10,
Newgate-st. or the second on the
L, frora 29, Ludgate-st. along
Ave-Maria-lane.
Oxford - Arms - Passage, Warwick-
Lane, — between the Inn-yard and
Warwick-lane,
Oxford-Buildings, Oxford-Street, —
at 299, betweenNew Bond-st, and
South Moltpn-st, leading intp
Wppdstpck-st,
Oxfprd-Chapel, Vere-Street, — eight
dpprs pn the _ R. frpm 151, Ox
fprd-st, being the cprner pf Hen
rietta-st,
Oxfprd-Cpurt, Oxfprd-Street,  at
319, fpur dpprs W, frpm Swallow-
street,
Oxford-Cpurt, Cannpn-Street,  Is
the first on the L, in Salters-hall-
passage,-from 82, Cannon-st.
Oxford-House-Academy, Hackney-
,Road, — neartheNag's-head. about
I of a raile on the R. from Shore-
¦ ditch-church,
Oxford-Market, Oxford-Street, — at
87, being that number of houses
on the R. about -j of a mile from
St. Giles's,
Oifford-Place, Westrainster-Brldge.
Road, — forms part ofthe R. side,
a few doors from the Obelisk, it
extends from Duke-st. to the Free
masons-school.
Oxford- Rhedarium,Oxford-Street, —
at 29, about y of a mile on the
R. frora St. Giles's, six doors W.
from Rathbone-place.
Oxford-Street, — commences at St,
Giles's, and the S, end pf Tptten-
ham-cpurt-rpad, where the nura
bers begin and end, viz, 1 and
440, extends W. tp Tyburn.turn-

pike, where there Is 215, about l|..
mile in length.
Oxley-Cpurt, Parker's Row, Ber
mondsey, — a few doors an the L.
from Hickman's Folly, towards
the Neckinger - turnpike, it ex
tends to John-st.

PACKER-BUILDINGS. Tem
ple, — the third on the R. in
Mitre-Court from 44, Fleet-st.
towards King's-bench-walk.
Packer-Court, Still-Alley, Hounds
ditch, — the first on the R. a few
yards frora 104, Houndsditch.
Packer-Court,, Coleraan-Street,-the
first on the R. two or three doOrs
from Lothbury or from the Old-
Jewry, Cheapside.
Packstons- Alley, Rotherhlthe-St.—
at 312, the third on the R. be
low the church, and on the W.
side of Swan-lane.
Paddington-Bulldings, Paddlngton,-
be tween the Edgware-road and
the. Harrow-road,
Paddlngton-Green, Paddington, — i
the open space on the R. in the
Harrow-road, frora the Edgware-
road by Paddington-church.
Paddington - Street, High - Street,
Marybone, — at 70, the second on
the R.,about f of a mile from the
New-road, or the fifth on the R.
in Baker-st. from Portman-square.
Pageants, Rotherhithe, — near a mile
below the church, and about f of
a mile above Cuckold's Point,
facing Duke's Shore, Limehouie.
Page's Walk, Grange-Road, Ber
mondsey, — the first coach-turning
on the R. about f of a mile from
Bermond,sey New-road.
Pagets-Court or Place. Blue-Gate-
Fields, Shadwell, — the third on
the R. a few doors ftom»95, Rat
cliffe-highway. Pagets-

Pagets - Place, Blue - Gate - Fields,
Shadwell, — the first on the R.
two or three doors ftom 95, Rat
cliffe-highway.
Painter's Buildings, Norfolk-Place,
Curtain-Road, — on the N, side,
or a few yards on the L, from the
Curtain-road.
Painter's Court, Bury-Street, St.
James's, — at 25, about five doors
on the R. from Jermyn-st,
Painters-Hall, Little Trlnlty-Laiie,-
about nine doors on the L. from
199, Upper Thames-st. near the
S. end of Bow-lane.
Painter's Rents, Broad-Street, Rat-
• cliffe, — at 68, about -f of a mile
on the L, east frora Shadwell-
church.
Palace-Row, Tottenham-Court or
- New-Road, — forras part of the
N. side, extending frora the Harap-
stcad-road towards the turnpike.
Palace . Street. Westrainster,  the
continuation of Charlotte-st, frora
Pimlico. entering by the third on
the L, ftora Buckingham-gate,
Ealace Wharf, Lambeth,  op.
Ferry-st, on the S, side of the
church,
Palace.Yard (New), Westrainster. —
behind the houses which forra the
S. side of BrIdge-st, extending to
. Westminster-hall.
Palace- Yard (Old), Westminster. —
the open space on the S, side of
Westminster-hall by the Abbey,
Palatine- Place. Commercial-Road, —
forms part ofthe N. side, between
Plumbers-row and Greenfield-st,
near | of a mile on the L. ftora
Whitechapel-church.
Pall-Mall, St. James's.— at the S.
end of the Flaymarket, near the
Opera-House. where the numbers
begin and end, viz. 1 and 133, it
extends to the Palace.
Pall-Mall -Court, Pall-Mall, St.
James'sy — about the middle of the
S. side, nearly op. 30.

Palmer's Rents, Snow's Fields, Bo.
rough, — the third on the L. near
i of a mile ftom 238, Bermond
sey-street,
Palmer's Village, Westminster, —
about i a mile ftora Buckingham-
gate along Jaraes-st, bearing to-
the R, entrance on theN. sideof
Bridewell,
Palmer's Yard,- Bermondsey pr Ro-
therhithe-Wall,.:-  the second on
the R.,a few doors below East.
lane, by Palmer's Rppe^walk,
Palsgrave or Palgrave . Court,
Strand,— at 222, about twelve
doors on the L,, frora Temple-
bar,
Pancras Feraale - Charity - School,
Harapstead-Road, — on the S. side
the chapel, about 5 of a mile on
the R, from Tottenhara-court-
road,
Pancras-Lane, Queen-Street, Cheap^
side, — at 83, about eight doors on
the L, from 70, Cheapside,
Pancras- Place. Pancras-Street, Tot-
tenhara-Cpurt.Rpad, — the first on
the L. a few yards frpm the said
road.
St, Pancras . Place, St. Pancras,—
forras part of the rew on the R.
side of ^he road, frora the Small
pox-hospital towards the church.
Pancras . Street, Tottenham . Court.
Road,  about -^ a mile on tlie
R, from St. Giles's, and nearly op.
Howland-st.
Pancras - Walk, St. Pancras, — the
N. end of Vernon's Buildings,
near the church.
Pannier- Alley, Newgate-Street, — at
50. eight doprs pn the L. from
Cheapside. it leads to Paternosler-
row.
Panorama, Leicester-Square, — at the
N, E. corner, by Cranbourn-st,
Panorama, Strand. — at 169. nearly
op. the New-church,
Pan's-Head-Yard or Court, Lei-
cester.Street, Swallow.Street, —
three

three doors or^ the L, from 32,
Swallow-st. tpwards Warwick.st,
Pantheon, Oxford-Street.— at 360,
about six doors W. from Poland-
st. near -|- of a mile on the L.
from St, Giles's.
Panton - Square, Coventry - Street,
Haymarket, — at 13, about the
middle ofthe N, side,
Panton-Street, Haymarket, — at 24,
the first on the L, from Coventry-
street.
Paper-Buildings, Temple, — on the
W. side of King's-bench-walk,
by the Temple-gardens, being
the last row onthe R. entering by
MItre-court from 44. Fleet-st,
Parade, St. Jariies's Park,  the E,
end ofit, by the Horse-gijiards,
Parade (Old), North Audley-Street,--
at 1 4, about seven doors on the
L. frora 263, Oxford-st. and
nearly op, Green-st.
Paradise- Buildings, Lambeth Upper-
Marsh. — a few doors on the L.
from the Marsh gate, nearly
facing Stangat'e-st.
Paradise - Court, Paradise - Street,
Battle-Bridge, St, Pancras, — ^the
first pn the R. frpra Britannla-st.
P.aradise-Cpurt,Castle-Yard,Gravel- Lane, Christ-Church.-^at the S,
erid, entering by theFalcpnGlass-
manufaftpry.
Paradise - Place, Paradise - Street,
Marybpne, — six doors on the R.
frora 82, HIgh-st,
Paradise r Place, Tabernacle - Place,
Finsbury - Square,— a few doors
on the R. from Leonard-st, to
wards Old-street-read,
Paradise- Place or Row, Larabeth
Upper-Marsh, — the continuation
of It on the L, to Royal-rpw,
Paradise-Place, Paradise-Rpw, Ro
therhithe,— at 10, being a few
doors on the L. ftora Deptford
Lower-road,
Paradise-Row, Chelsea, — pn the S,
W, side the hpspital, extending to

the Thames, and towards Batter
sea-bridge,
Paradise - Row, Palraer's Village,
Westminster, — is a, few doors on
the L. entering by the N. side Of
Bridewell, from ferewers-Greeh.
Paradise-Row, St. Pancras, — on the
N, side the Small-pox-hospital,
extending from" Pancras-place to
Vernon's Buildings.
Paradise-Row, Bethnal-Green. — the
W. side pf the Green, exteridlng
from Bethnal - green - road to
Peacock. court.
Paradise- Row, Charles-Street, Old
Gravel-Lane, — the E, continua
tion of it, entering by 44, Gravel-
lane,
Paradise-Row, Ratcliffe-Square,- —
entrance by theS, E, corner, near
Butcher-row.
Paradise-Row, High-Street, Lam.
beth, — the first on the L. a few
doors from the church, it extends
to Lambeth-walk,
Paradise-Row, Gravel-Lane, South
wark, — a few doors on the R.
south from Charlotte-st. and nearly
op, Loman's Pond,
Paradise-Row, Rotherhithe,  the
first S. parallel to Paradise-st, ex
tending frora Lucas-st, to Deptfprd
Lower-road, '
Paradise-Street, High-Street, Maty-
bone, — at 82, the third on the L.
about I of a mile frora Charles-
St. Manchester-sq.
Paradise - Street, Britannia - Street,
Battle - Bridge, St. Pancras, — a
few doors on the L, ftom Gray's-
inn-lane, it extends to Field-st,
Paradise-Street, Paul-Street, Fins
bury, — the fourth on the L. from
theN. E, corner of Finsbury-sq,
Paradise-Street, Poplar High-Street
or Road, — is nearly op. thcBlack-
horse, about .J of a mile pn the
L, frora the Coraraercial-road,
leading into Noble-st,
Paradise-Street, Rotherhithe,  the
first

first S. parallel to part of Rother
hithe-st. extending frpm Mill-
Ppnd-bridge, toyvards Deptford
Lower-road,
Paradise- Walk, Paradise-Row, Chel-
.sea, — is nearly op, 18, leading
towards the Thames.
Paragpn, Kent-Rpad, — a few doors
W, from the turnpike, by the
Bricklayers-arms, and near ^ a
mileon the R. from the Elephant
and Castle,
Paragon-Chapel, Webb-Street, Ber
mondsey New-Road, — at the E.
end from the said road.
.Paragon-Mews, Kent-Road, — at the
back of the house; which forra the
W. side of the Paragon.
Paragon- Place, Kent-Road, — forms
part of the S. side, adjoining both
ends of the Paragon,
Paragon-Place, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — the continuation of Tra.
falgar-place, entering by Rodney-
row, Kent-road, towards East-
lane.
Paragon-Row, Lock's Fields,' Wal
worth, about the middle of Para
gon-place.
Pardon-Court, Pardon-Passage, St.
John-Street, Clerkenwell. — a few
yards on the R. from 163, St,
John-st,
Pardon - Passage. St. John - Street,
Clerkenwell,- at 163, about | of
a mile on the R. frora Smithfield,
leading into Wllderne-s-row.
Parietalia-Plp.ce, Snow's Fields, Bo
rough,— about i of a mile on the
R, from 109. High-st, Borough,
along King-st.
P;irls-Place, Chapel-Street, Padding
ton or LIsspn-Green, — thefirst on
the L. a few doors frora the turn-
pike on the Edgeware-road,
Parish- Street, 'Tooley-Street, — the
last on the R, near | a raile
frora London-bridge,
Park's oi- Parkers - Court, White
chapel High-Street, — at 48, about
sixteen doors E, of Red-lion-st.

Park-Lane, Piccadilly,— the second
on the L. about |- of a mile frpm
the turnpike Hyde-park-corner,
it extends on the E. side of Hyde-
park to Oxford-st. about | of a
mile in length,
Park-Lane, Baker-Street North,
Marybone,— the first W, parallel
to part of It, extending from New-
st. tp Park.place,
Park - Place, Baker - Street North,
Marybone,— the continuation of
it on the L, about | of a mife
frora the New-road.
Park-Place, Knightsbridge, — on the
E. side of the barracks, about'
a raile on the R. frora Hyde-park-
corner.
Park-Place, St. James's Street,— at
60, the second on the R.from 163,
Piccadilly.
Park-Place, Carlisle-Lane, Lam
beth, — Is op, Canterbury.place,
being the last on the R, from near
the Marsh. gate,
Park-Place, Kennington-Cross. 
forms part of the W, side the
High-road, op, the White-hart,
being the continuation of Princes-
place.
Park-Place, East-Lane, Walwortli,-
the fourth on the R. about | of a
mile from the Kent-road, leading
to Salisbury-place, Lock's fields,
P.i rk- Pro s peft . Knightsbri dge. — a
few doors W, from the chapel,
and about y of a mile on theR,
from Hyde-park-corner.
Park-Prospeft, St. James's Park, — a
few doors on the L. from Great
George-street, towards Queen-
square.
Park-Row, Mill's BuIldings.Knights-
bridge, — at the N. end frora the
High-road, near the barracks.
Park.Row, Limehouse-Causeway ,—
part pf the N. side, being a few
doors on the L. from the entrance
at Three Colt-st.
Park-Street, Oxford-Street,— at 248, the

. the second ontheR, from Tyburn-
turnpike, It extends to South-st.
where the numbers begin and end,
viz, 1 and (20.
Park-Street. Westminster. — at theN.
end of Cartwrlght-st. frora the
Brpadway, W. end pf Tothill-st.
Park - Street, Baker . Street North.
Marybone, — the second W. pa.
rallel to part of it, extending from
New-st. to Park-place.
Park-Street, Limehouse-Hole,  is
by Mitchell's Rope-walk, being a
few doors on the L, from the
Lime.kilns.
Park-Street, Kennington-Cross,— -is
nearly op. the White-hart and
Kennington lane, about a mile on
the R. from Westminster-bridge.
Park-Street, Borc^ugh-Market, — on
the W, side, leading to Redcross-
st. on the L. and to Maid-lane
. and Bankside on the right.
Parker's Latie,, Drury-Lane,- at 161,
the first N, parallel to Great
Queen-st. also the -first on the R. in
Little Queen-st. from 122, High-
Holborn.
Parker's Place, Middlesex-Street,
Sommers . Town. — at 25, three
. doors on the L. from Phccnix-st.
Parker's Row, Bermondsey ,-the first
coaeh-turning on the R. in Hlckr
man's Folly from Dock-head, ex-
- tending to theNeckinger-turnpike,
Parker's Yard, Little Bartholoraew-
Close, West-Sraithfield.- three doors
S. from New-st, near Long-lane,
Parllament-Court, Artillery-Lane or
Street, Bishopsgate- Without, 
the second on the R, from op,
160, Bishopsgate-st,
Parliament-Place, Old Palace- Yard,
Westra. — atthe corner of Abing
don-st. it leads to the Thames,
Parliament-Street, Westminster, — the
continuation of Whitehall on the
L. about iof a milefrom Charing-
cross, it extends to BrIdge-st.
Parliament - Street, ' St, George's

Fields,— the , S, E. side of St,
George's Market, near London.
st, London-road,
Parling's Court, Larabeth. Road, St,
George's Fields,  at 33, the se.
cond on the R. about -g- pf a mile
frpm the Obelisk,
Parrpt - Alley, Playhpuse - Yard,
Whitecross-Street, St. Luke's, —
a few yards on the R. from 188,
WhItecross-st,
Parr's Buildings, North-Row, Gros
venor-Square, — at 20, about eight
doors on the L. from North
Audley-st.
Parson's Court, Bride-Lane, — a few
yards on the L. from 10, New
Bridge-st, Blackfriars,
Parsons-Stairs, I.ower East-Smith
field, — by 82, abput | of a mile
below the Tower, and on the W,
side of Hermitage-bridge,
Parspns.Street, Upper East-Smith
field, — the cpntinuatipn of it to
Ratcliffe-highway. '
Parsons and Syme's Waggon-Office,-
at 69, Old-Bailey, two or three
doors on the L, from Ludgate-hill.
Parsonage-Row, Newington High-
Road, — partof the W, side, op.
Cross-Street, extending frora the
church towards the Elephant and
Castle,
Parsonage- Walk. Newington High-
Road,-the first on the R. frora the
Elephant and Castle, towards the
church, leading to theChurch-yard,
Parsonage- Yard. Shoreditch, — three
doors on the L. from the church
towards Bishopsgate,
Partridge-Court, Houndsditch, — at
136, abput the middle of theL.
side, frpm op. Bishppsgate-church.
Pasfield's Rents, Paradise-Street, Ro-
therhithe.-the secpnd and the third
on the L. from Mill-pPnd-bridge.
Passing - Alley, St. John - Street,
i Clerkenwell,— rat 40. about .^ of a
mile on the L. frorii Smithfield.
Patent-Office,— at 4, Lincoln's-Inn
1 i Old-

Old- Square,, entering Op. 40,
Chancery-lane,
Paternoster.Row. St, Paurs.Church-
Yard, — the first on the R, in
Ave-marla-lane frofti 29, Lud
gate-st, extending to Cheapside.
Paternoster-Rpw. Spitalfields,-theE,
continuation of Unionist, entering
by 69, Bishopsgate-street^withoUt,
Paternoster - RoW (Little), Spital
fields, — four doors on the R. in
the last, from Union-st.
Patience-Street, Wheeler-Street, Spi
talfields, — at the N. end of it,
three or four doors S. from Anchor-
st, near Webb-square, eritering by
• 47, Shoreditch High-st.
Patriot-Roiv, Bethnal-Green,  ad
jpining Patriot-Square, and ex
tending towards the Green.
Patriot-Square, BethnaLGreen. — the
first on tbe R, a few doors frora
the Green towards Hackney-road,
Patriot - Street. James - Street, St.
George's in the East.^^ — a few
doors on the R. from Cannon-
, street-rpad tpwards Marmart-st,
Patton's Place, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — is op. Paragon-row, be
ing the first on the L. from the
Kent-road along Rodney-row ahd
Garmouth-Row,
Paty's Court, Holywell-Lane, Shore
ditch j—^the secpnd on the L. about
fifteen ddors frora 194, Shoreditch
High-st,
Paul's Alley, Redcross-Street, Crip
plegate, — at 13, about ten doors
S.frpm Barbican, it leads to Hare-
ccurt and 62, Aldersgate-st,
St. Paul's Alley, St, Paul's Church-
Yard, — at G9, about the middle
pf the N. side.
Paul's Bakehouse, Opdalraln-Strfeet,
Doftprs . Cprampns, — abput six
dpors on the R. from 15. on the
S. side, of St. Paul's church-yard.
St, Paul's Chain, St, Paul's Chutoh-
Yard,-at 16, being that number of
hpuses pn the R, frpm Ludgate-st.

St. Paul's Church-Yard,— the houses
which surround and front St.
Paul's Cathedral, thd numbers
begin and end at Ludgate-st.
St. Paul's Church, Covent-Garden,-
on the W. side of Covent-garden.
market.
St. Paul's Church, Shadwell, — oft
the S. side of Shadwell Highest,
about f of a mile on the R. east
of St, George's church,
St, Paul's College., St, Paul's ChufcL,
Yard.-^about three dpprs on the
R, from Ludgate-st,
PauPs Court, Huggln-Lane, Wood.
Street, Cheapside,- — three doors
, ontheL. from 11 5, Wood-st.
St, Paul's Place, Walwprth-Cpra.
mon, — on the W, side of West
moreland-academy, abont J- ofa
mile on the L. from Surrey-sq,
St, Paul's School, St. Paul's Churchr
Yard,^ — between 41 and 42. six
doors on the L, frpm Cheapside,
Paul-Square, Paul-Street, Finsbury.
Square. — at 44, the first pn the
R. frpm Worship-st,
Paul-Street, Finsbury-Square, — the
continuatipn of Wilson-st, frorti
theN, side of Moorfields, it com
mences at Worship-st. and leads
to Old-street-road.
Paul's Wharf, Upper Thames-St.—
-entrance by 22, op. Bennet's hill.
near i qia mile beloW Blackfriars-
bridge,
Paul's-Head-Court, Fenchurch-St,— •
at 1 54, nearly opw Rood-lane.
Paved-Alley, Pall-Mall,  at 66,
about six dpors on the L. from
St. James's street,
Paved-Alley, Paternoster-RoW.— at
30, about six doors from War
wick-lane, it leads to Newgate.
market,
Paved-Alley, Leadenhall-Market, —
on the N, side by the Red-lion,
between the Butcher and Leather.
markets.
Pavement, Moorfields,- — the W.
side

side of Moorfields,extending from
Moorgate to Finsbury-place.
Peacock- Alley, Morgan's-Lane,-the
second on the L. a few doors from
80, Tooley-st. it leads into Mill-
lane.
Peacock-Brewery, Whitecross-Street,
Cripplegate, — a few doors on the
L. from 116, Fore-st.
¦Peacock-Court, Bethnal-Green, 
near the N. W. corner of the
Green, about f of a raile on the
L, frora the Salmon and Ball,
Peacock-Place, Minories, — at 42,
near the middleof the E, side, two
doprs 8, frpm Haydon-st.
Peacock-Street, Newington High-
Street or Road, — the third on the
L. a few doors from the church
towards Kennington,
Peal. Alley, Shadwell High-Street, —
at 61, ahout six doors on the R.
east from or below the church,
•Pearl.Row, Blackfriars-Road, — the
last on the L. frora the bridge and
nearly op. the Magdalen-hospital,
Bearl-Street (Great), Spitalfields, 
the continuation of Flower.de-
Lis-st. entering by 10, Shoreditch
High-st, it extends frpm 20,
Wheeler-st. to'Grey-eagle.st,
Pearl-Street (Little), Spitalfields, — at
8, in the lastdescribed, being the
cpntinuation of Vine-st, from 24,
Larab— st,
Pearl-Street, St. George's in the
East, — entrance either the first or
second on the R. in Kingisl, from
SO,NewGraTel-lane,near Wapping,
Pearson's Alley, High-Street, Lara
beth, — the first on the L, a few
yards from op. the church.
Pearson's Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — on the E, side of Puddle-
dock, about § of a mile below
Blackfriars-bridge.
Pearson's- Wharf, Shad. Thames, —
op. King's row or street, Horsely
down.
Peartree- Alley, Ginnamon-Street,

Wapping, — is nearly op. King
Edward-st. entering by 272, Wap
ping-st.
Peartree-Cpurt, Clerken well-Clpse,-
at 20, being a few dpprs pn the L.
nprth frpra the church.
Peartree - Cpurt, Cppplce - Row,
Clerkenwell, — the first on the R.
, north frpm Clerkeiiwell-green.
Peartree-Court, Shoreditch High-
Street, — at 130,- nearly op. the
church,
Peartree-Court, Lambeth-Marsh.—
behind the Peartree public-house,
a few yards pn the L. towards
the Horn.brewery.
Peartree-Row, Lambeth.Marsh, 
forms part of the N. side the
road, about midway between
Blackfriars-road and 'Westmlnster-
bridge-road.
Peartree.Street, Lambeth-Marsh,—
is parallel to or behind Peartrec-
Row, See the last article.
Pear-Street or Peartree-Street, West
minster, — the W. continuation of
Old Pye-st. extending from Duck-
lane to Strutton-ground.
Peartree-Street, Goswell-Street, — at
72, being thethird on the R, north
frora Old-st, it extends to 13,
Brick-lane,
Peck's Rents. Cherrytree - Alley,
Golden-Lane, St, Luke's, — a few
dpprs on the L, from Golden-lane
towards Hatfield-st.
Pedlars-ACre, Lambeth,  a few
yards on the L, from the foot pf
Westminster-bridge, it extends to
Narrow-wall. .
Peeriess-Place, City-Road,— forms ^
part ofthe W. side, between the
furilpike and Peerless-row.
Peeriess-Pool, City-Road, — is situate
on the W. side of Peeriess-place
and on the S. side pf Peerless.row.
Peericss-Row, City-Road, — the first
on the L. about f of a mile N.
from Old-st. it extends to Back-
st. Ratcliffe-Row. Pelham

Pelham-Street, Brick-Lane, Spital
fields, — at 63, about the middle
of the E. side, near Hanbury's
brewery, leading Into Plea.sant-
row.
Pelican-Court, Little- Britain, — two
doors on the L. from Blue-coat-
buildlngs, N, end of Butcher
hall-lane,
' Pelican Life-Insurance-Office,  at
70, Lombard-Street, nearly op. the
General - Post - Office, and at
Spring-gardens, -Charing, cross.
Pelican-Stairs, Wapping- Wall, — at
57, near Foxes-lane from .bhad-
well-church, about I| raile below
London- bridge, and op, the King's
mills, Rotherhithe.
Pcll-Place, Pell-Street, Ratcliffe
Highway, — the first on the R.
from 6, in the New-road towards
194, RatclifFe-highway.
Pell-Street, Ratcliffe-HighWay, —
at 101. about five doors on the L.
from Ship-alley. Wellclose-sq.
Pembcrton-Row. Fetter-Lane, — the
continuation of Feathers - court
from 18, in the said lane.
PennlngtonrStreet, Ratcliffe-High-
way,-;.is parallel to and between
part of it and the London-docks-
wall extendin.e; to OldGravel-lane.
Penny-Fields.. Poplar. — on the N.
side the High-st. or road, near
the Commercial-road..
Penson - Place, Commercial -Road,
Limehouse, — form:- part of the S.
side, about J of a mile E. from
fhe church, it extends from Rich-
st. towards the West.Indla-docks.
Penton-Grove. WhIte-Lior»-Street,
Pentonville, — at 44, ab.)ut -^ of a
mile on the L. from High-street,
Islington,
Penton- Place, Pentonville.-is neariy
op, the chapel in the High-st.or
road, about -} ofa mile from the
Angel, Islington,
Penton-Place. Newington ot Wal
worth,— at the W, end of Manor-

place, leading to Canterbury-row,
Newington.
Penton-RoWj Walworth High-Street
or Road. — forms part of the W,
side, extending from Manor-row
to West-lane, near -j a mile from
the Elephant and Castle.
Penton-Street, Walworth, — the W.
continuation of Amelia-st, ex
tending from Church-st. to Pen
ton-place.
Penton - Street, Pentonville High-
btreet or Road, — the second on
the R. about ^ of a mile from
the Angel-inn, Ishngton.
Pentonville, — a large distrift- In the
Parish of St, James, Clerken
well, extending from High-st,
Islington to Battle-bridge, near
Sorrimers-town.
Pepper Alley, High - Street, Bo.
rough, — three or four doors on
the R. frora London- bridge.
Pepper-Alley-Stairs,  on the W.
side of London-bridge. See the
, last article.
Pepper - Street, Duke - Street, Bo
rough, — the first on theL. a few
yards from the W. end of Queeu-
st. it extends to St. Saviour's
workhouse.
Perceval-'StreetjClerkenwell, — atthe
N.end of St. John-st. being the
last on the R. about ^ a mile
from Smithfield, it extends to
Goswell-st.
Percy's Alley, King John's Court,
Holywell - Lane, Shoreditch. — a
few yards on the L. from 13,
Holywell-lane,
Percy-Mews, Rathbone-Place,  ;
about three doors on the L. from
Percy-st. towards Oxford-st,
Percy - Street, Tottenham - Court-
Road, — at 37, neariy op, Bedford-
st, about ^ of a mile on the L.
from Oxford-st,
Periwinkle-Court, Periwinkle-Street,
Ratcliffe, — the first on the R. a
few yards frpra Brpok-st. Periwinkle^

Periwinkle . Street, Brook - Street,
Ratcliffe, — Is nearly op. Butcher-
row from Ratcliffe-cross, it leads
to Ratcliffe-square.
Perkins's Rents, Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — about the middle
of the N, side, extending to 48,
Old Pye-st.
Perry's Dock, Blackwall, — On the
E. side of Blackwall-causeway
and the S. side of the East-India-
dock.
Perry's Place,Oxford-Street, — at 30,
the third coach-furning about
thirty doors on the R, frora St,
Giles's,
Perry's Rents, Hackney-Road, — : —
about i of a mile on theL, frora
Shoredirch.church, near the Axe
public-house.
Perry's Rents, Old -Gravel-Lane, St,
George's in the East, — the con-
tinuation of John's Rents, entering
by 46, Old Gravel-lane.
Pershore . Place, Battle - Bridge or
' Sommers. Tpwn, — forras part of
- the R, side the New-road, near
the turnpike. Battle-bridge, it is
continued by Dyer's Place and
Judd's Place.
Pcsthpuse-Rpw, Old-Street, — at the
W, end ofSt. Luke's Hospital, it
leads to Ratcliffe-Row,
St, Peter's Alley, Cornhill, — at 55,
the last on the R, frora the Man
sion-house, leading to 2, Grace
church-st.
St, Peter's Church, Comhill, See
the last article,
St. Peter.Cheap-Church, Wood-St,
Cheapside. — about twenty-doprs
on the L. frora 1 23, Cheapside,
St, Peter-le-Poor's Church, Old
Broad-Street,  between 62 and
63, nearly op. the Excise-office,
Peter's-Court, St, Martin's Lane,
Charing-Cross. — at 111. about
six doors N. of Hemming's Row,
Peter's Court, Rosemary-Lane,— -be
hind 28, about 5 of a mile on
the R, from the Minories.

St. Peter's Hill, Upper Thames-
Street,— at 216, about I of a mile
on the L. from Blackfriars-bridge,
it extends to 5, Little Knight-
, Rider-st.
St. Peter's Lane, St. John-Street,
West. Smithfield,  the third on
the L. from 75, Smithfield, or the
first on the R. In Cow-cross.
St. Peter's Place, Walworth-Comr
mon, — is op. the St. Paul public.
house, about -]- ofa mile on the R.
from Surrey-square towards the
Camberwell- road ,
St. Peter - Street, Walworth - Com-
mon, — about § of a mile on the
- R. frora Westmoreland-academy
tpwards the Camberwell-road.
Peter-Street, Redcross-Street. Bo
rough, — at 45, near the Mint.
extending to Little Guildford-st,
Peter-Street (Litrie), Westminster. —
the continuation of Wood-st. en.
tering by 63, Millbank.st, it
extends to Marsham-st.
Peter.Street (Great). Westminster, —
the continuation of the last de
scribed, extending to the Grey.
coat-sehool, Horseferry-road.
Peter-Street (New). Great Peter-
Street, Westminster. — the first on
the R, about eighteen doors E,
from Strutton-ground, '
Peter-Street. Wardour-Street. — the
fourth on the R. aboul j of a
mile from 381. Oxford.st, seven
doors N. of Litrie Pulteney-st.
Peter-Street. Bloomsbury. — the con
tinuation of Bow-st. from rip,
Drury-lane or from the W. end of
Holborn
Peter-Street. Great Saffron-Hill. — at
-29, near -5- ofa mile on the R.
from Holborn-bridge along Field-
lane.
Peter-Street. Sun-Street. Bishops-
gate-WIthout. — the first on the
L, frora 149. Bibhopsgate-St, it
leads towards Moorfields,
Peter-Street, Mcunt-Street, Bethnal- Green,

Grcen.-^fhe first on the R, from
45, Church-st, along Rose-st.
Peterborough-Court, Fleet-Street, —
at 135, the fifth on the R. about
twenty-four doors frora Fleet-
market.
Petersburg-Wharf, Narrow-Wall,
Lambeth,  by the Lambeth.
water-wPrks, abbut -^ of a mile
below Westminster-bridge-
PettlcoatrLane, Whitechapel or Spl-
talfields,— at 41, Aldgate Highest.
about y of a mile on the L. from
Aldgate-pump, it extends to
Widegate-st- Bishopsgate,
Petticoat-Square, Petticoat-Lane, —
about ^ of a mile pn the L- from
41, Aldgate High-st. and nearly
op. Wentwprth-st.
Petty 's Court. Hanway-Street, Ox
ford-Street, — about six doors on
the L. from 22, Oxford-st.
Petty - Bag - Office,  -behind 14,
chancery-lane, being the secpnd
gateway pn the R, frpm 192,
Fleet-st.
Pettyford - Cpurt, Drury - Lane, —
three or fpur doors on the R. from
3'25, In the Strand, near the New-
church.
Pewulr-Platter Coach-Office, — at 86,
Gracechurch-stj-eet, by theSprpad-
Eagle-inn.
Pewterers-Hall. — behind 15. Lime-
st. on the E. side cf Leadenhall-
market.
Pheasant.Court, Angel-Alley, Bi-
shopsgate-Without. — at the back
of 137, Bishopsgate-st, near Sun-
street,
Phil's Buildings, Houndsdlteh,Br-at
- 106, neariy op. St. Mary-Axe,
Philanthropic- Annuity-Office,TT-r-at
89, Pall-mall, about sixteen doors
. on the R. from the Palace.
Philanthropic-Charity, Fort-Place,
Bermond.sey, — about ^ of a mile
on the R. frora Star-corner, or
from Bermondsey New.roa4 to
wards Blue-anchor, rpad.

P
Philanthropic r Reforrii, Londptl.:
Road, St. Geprge's Fields,— en
trance by the first pn the R, a
few doors frpm the Obelisk to-
wards the Elephant and Castle,
Phillips's Buildings, Willsted-Street,
Spmmers-Town, — at 30, the first
cpach-turning pn the R. from the
New-road,
Phillips's Buildings, Walwprtb-Cpm-
rapn,  near Westmoreland-aca.
demy, being the E. continuation
of Thudow-piaee, entering by 20,
Appllo.building«, East-lane,
Phillip's Court, Brackley - Street,
Goldon-Lane. C rlpplega.te.-r- three
doors on the R, frora Golden.
lane, near Barbican,
Phillips's Gardens.Tottenham-Place,
Tottenham - Court -^oad,  the
second on the L, in Tottenham.
St. from Tottenham-court.road,
Philip-Lane, London-Wall,— at 8,
between W-opd-st and -Alderman,
bury, it extends to 22, Addle-st,
Phillips's Row, Tottepha^-Cpurt,-
forms part of the S, side the New-
rpad, by Phillips's gardew»
Philips . Street, Charles .- Street, St
George's In the East,— the first
on tbe R. nprth from Lower Cprur
well-st, or from op. Blue-gate-
fields, B.ack-,}ane,
Philological - Society, King - Street,
EdgwarerRoafl,  the fet door
E. of Brown-st. about .i of a
mile on the L. from 54. Edgwjre-
' roa.4,
Philpot.Lane, Fenchureh-Street,—
t£e first on the R, twelve doors
from Gracechurch-st, it extends
to Little Eastcheap.
Phllpot-Terrace, Edgware-Road,—
forms paxt of the W, side, op.
Portraan-place, about | of a mile
on the L. from Tyburn-turnpike.
Phipps-Court, Phipps-Street, Holy-
weU-MouB-t, — the first pn the
L. a few yards fjpm Chapel-st.
Phlpps-Street, Chapel-.Stregt, Holy well-

-the first on the R.
from the Curtain-

W6ll-Mpunt,' a few dOOis
road. ^
Phcenix-Alley, Lphg'-Acre, — at 56,
nearly pp. Hanover-st. it extehds
to Hart-street.
PhoBriix-Cpurt, West-street, West-
Sraithfield, — a fewdoprs on theL.
froria 86, Smithfield.
Phoenix-Court, Newgate - Streeti —
fpiir dpprs on the R. frora the
Old-Bailey towards Cheapside*
Pheenix^COUrt, Old-Change,.^at 27,
op. Little Carter-Lane.
Phoenix-Court, Butcher-Row, Upper
East-Smithfield,  at 38, about
fifteeri doors, on the R. from 80,
Upper East-Smithfield. "
Phoenix Fire-Ofiice, — on the S. side
of Lombard-st. the corner of Ab
church-lane, and op. Change-alley.
—-Also, at Charing-cross, op. the
King's Mews.
Pheeriix Newspapcr^Office, Strand,-
ac 163, being thfe S. W. comer of
Exfcter-chang6.
Phcenix-Place, Ratcliffe,— -forms part
Pf the N. side the st. by the Phte-
liix- Tavern, nearly op. Ratcliffe-
crpss, abput -t a mile on the L,
belpw Shadwell-church.
Pheeriix-^Place, Phcenlx-Street, Som-
mers-Tpv/ri. — is situate between
Ossulstoh- street and Middlesex-
street.
Phoenik-Row, Blackfriairs-Road. —
fprras part pf the W. side, neat -i
a raife on the R. from ElackfrlarS-
bridge, it extends frora Valentlne-
pl. to Webber-st. or row.
Phcenlx-Street, Crown-Street, St.
Giles's,^ — the first on the R. four or
¦ five doors from NeW ComptPn-
street.
PIioenix-Etreet, Bloomsbury, or St.
Giles's,  the first on the L, in
Plumbtree-st. from 19, Broad-st.
it extends to Dl6t-st,
Phoenix-Street, Somraers-ToWn. 
at the S, E. corner of Clarendon-sq.

by the Polygon, it ey.tend& to the
Crescent, ¦
Phoenix-Street, Wheeler-Street, Spi.
talfields,  at-40. the third on the
R. frera Lamb-sti it extends to
159. Brick-lane,
Phcenlx-Street, East ..Lane, Wal-
WPrth, — the second on the R. in
South-st. and a few doors ftora
Apollo-buIldingS.
Phcfcnix CpaUWharf, Clink^Street,
Borough,  on the W. side St.
Mary-Overy's-Dock, about ^ ofa
riille above London-bridge.
PhoBnIx-Wharf, Wapping,— entrance
by 245, Wapping-st. on the W.
side of Executioh.-dock.
Phosnix Stone-Wharf, Fore-Street,
Lambethj— — a few dpprs ftom
Broad-st. towards Vauxhall,
Phoenix- Yard, Oxford-Street, — -a.t
126, near -J of a mile on the R.
frora St; Giles's, itieads to PrinCes-
st. Cavendish-square.
Piccadilly,  at the N. end of the
Haymarket, where the numbers
begin and end, viz, 1 and 142,
it ektends to Hyde-park-corner^
about a mile in length.
PIchegrue-PlaCe, London-Rpad, St.
' Geprge's-FIelds,  forms part of
the W. side, about an equal dis.
tante between the Obelisk and the
Elephant and Castle.
Pickering's Place, St. James's Street,-
is four doors on the R. from the
Palace towards Piccadilly.
Pickering's Place, or Court, Union*
Street, St, George's Fields.^— the
third on the L, from op, West-sq,
towards the London-road ,-
Pickett-Street, Strand,— forms a part
of the R, side, commencing near
Temple.bar. .nnd extends towards
St, Clement's church.
Pickle-Herrlng-StalrSjHorselydovtn,- the N, end of Vineyard, entering
. by 110, Tooley-st. about | of a
mile belo'w London-bridge,
Pidcock's Buildings, Borough-Road, St.

St. George's Fields,— -a few yards
on the L. frora Stones-end towards
the Obelisk, and nearly op. the
- King's Bench.
Pig-Alley, Wheeler-Street, Spital
fields, — the first on the R, fifteen
doors frora 32, Lamb-st. Spital-
square,
Pig's.Qnay,.W, side of Blackfriars-
Bridge,  the last on the L, in
William-st, from 20, New Bridge-
street,
Pigeon-Court, Angel-Alley, Long-
Alley, Moorfields,— the first on
the L. a few yards from Long-
alley,
Pllgrira-Street, Ludgate-Street,-at 3,
the second on the L. a few doors
from St, Paul's Church-yard.
Pillory-Lane, lower East-Smith
field,  the second on the L. in
St, Catherine's st. about § of a
' mile frora Tower-hill, it leads to
Butcher-Row,
Pilot Newspaper-Office, 104, Strand,-
a few doprs on the L. from Exeter-
change, towards Charing-crpss,
Pimlico,— ;— commences at Bucking
ham-gate, and extends to Cjbelsea,
about I of a mile in length,
Pimlico, Hoxton;  about | of a
mile on the L. from Old-.st. road,
& nearly op. the White-Hart.
PImlico-Gardens, Hoxton, — on the
S. side ofthe last described, and a
ftw yards from it, leading to Ha.
berdashers-walk.
Pimlico- Vv'harf, Pimlico. — about |.
of a mile on the L. from Buck
ingham-gate, and nearly op. Eaton-
street.
Pine -Apple - Court, Castle - Lane.
Westminster, — the third on the R.
. a few doors from York-st. leading
to 14, William-st.
Pinks-Row, Ratcliffe-Row, City.
Road. — near 4 of a mile on the L.
from Finshury.sq. being the first
on the right W. from Bath-st,
Pinncr-Court, Gray's-Inn-Lane, — at

35; that number ontheR, from
Middle-row, Holborn,,
Pinncr-Court, Old Broad-Street,—
at 55, nearly op. the Excise.
office, and on the Js, side of Great
Winchester-st,
Pi pemakers- Alley, , Bedfordbury,-,at
35. about the middle ofthe E.'ilde,
Pipemakers-Alley, Old Montague-
Street, Whitechapel, — the first on
theL. a few yards from Osborn.st.
Pipemakers-Alley, White-Horse-St.
Ratcliffe, — the first on the L. a
few yards from the Commercial-
road, towards Stepney. ;
Pipemakers-Alley, Narrow. Street,
Limehpuse, — the thlrdon theL.
a few doors below Mr, Turner's
wharf.
Pipemakers-Alley, Maze, Bnrough,-
the last on the R. from 195,
Tf,oIey-st.
Pinchers-Court. White's Alley, Cole
man-Street. — is the continuation
of it, entering by 60, Coleman-
St. it leads into Little Bell.alley. ^
PItfield-Street, Hoxton,— the first on
the L, in Old-st. road, from the
City -road, towards Shoreditch-
church. and op. Paul.st,
Pitt's Court, Crispin-street, Spital
fields, — three doors S. from H,^
Union-st. Bishopsgate.
Pitt's Place, Bankside, Southwark,—
at the N. end of Williams's courtj
Maid-lane, entering nearly op.
Great Guildford-st,
Pitt's-Place, Kent-Road,  forpis
part of the R. side, nearly op. the
Bricklayers-arms.
Pitt-Street, Kent-Road,— the first oa
the R. below the Bricklayers-
arms, leading to Lock's fields,
M'alworth.
Pitt - Street, Prpspeft - Place, St.
Geprge's Fields,— the second on
the L, a few doors from the Ele
phant and Castle, towards West-
square,
PItt.Street, Blackfriars-road, — the
first

1 first on the R, a few doors from
Surrey-Chapel towards the Bridge.
Pitt-Street, Chariotte-Street, Rath.
bone-Place, — at 26, a few doors
N. frora Goodge.st. it extends to
Jphn-st.
Pitt's - Head - Mews, May-Fair, or
Park-Lane,— -the seventh on the
R, about ^ pf a mile frpm Picca
dilly, it leads to 22, Curzon-st.
Pittman's Buildings, Ironmongers-
Row, St. Luke's, — the continua
tion of it, entering by 97, Old-
street, on the E, side ofthe church,
Pittman's Place, Berraondsey,  at
the back of Printers-pl, near the
'W, end of Jamalca.row, leading
to the Spa-road,
Pland's Buildings, Bell-Alley, Gos
well-Street, a few yards on the L.
from 12, Goswell-street,
Plantation- Place, Commercial-Road,
Stepney,  a fewyards on the R.
from 'White - Horse - st. Ratcliffe,
towards Whitechapel.
Platform, Rotherhithe - Street, 
nearly op. Love-lane, on the W.
side of Rotherhithe-stairs, abput
i of a mile W. frora the church.
Platina - Street, Tabernacle - Walk,
JFinsbury-Square. — at 30, between
Castle-st. and Paradise-st.
Plato-Place, Bowling . Green-Lane,
New-Road, Marybone, — the se
cond on' the R,. frora the New-
road, near the Yorkshire-stingo.
Playhouse- Yard, Whitecross-Street,
St. Luke's,  at 189, aboutthe
middle of the W. side, extending
to Golden-l.ine.
Playhouse- Yard,Water-Lane. Black
friars. — pn the S, side pf Appthe-
caries-hall, being the third on the
R, from Earl-street, '
Pleasant . Court, Broadwall, Lam
beth, or Christ-Church, — about
the middle of the W. side, nearly
op. Angel-place.
Pleasant-Passage, Mile-End-Road, —
the first on the left E. a few doors

from the 'Old Globe, about 1|
mile on the L. ftpra Aldgate.
Pleasant-Place, Pentpnville, — fprms
part pf the N. side the High-st. pr
rpad, pp. the Bell, near Battle-
bridge.
Pleasant-Place, Kingsland-Rpad,—
forras part of the R. side about f
amile from Shoreditch-church,and
op. Pleasant-row.
Pleasant.Place.Bethnal-Green.Road, See Pollard-Row.
Pleasant-Place. Pleasant-Retreat, St.
George's Fields, — behind 22, be.
ing the comer of George's Rqw
from Blackfriars-road.
Pleasant - Place, Lambeth, or St.
George's Fields, — at the S. end of
Gibraltar-row, entering by the
fourth on the left W. frora the
Elephant and Castle.
Pleasant-Place, Pleasant-Rpw, Ken-
nIngtpn-Lane,-a few doors on the
L, frora near Carlisle-chapel, Ken
nington-lane,
Pleasant- Place, or Row, Walworth-
Common,  the continuation of
Portland-row, about j of a mile
on the L, from the turnpike, to
wards Westmoreland-academy.
Pleasant - Retreat, Palmers -Village,
Westminster,— at the further end
of Paradise . row, entering by
Bridewell from Brewers-green.
Pleasant . Retreat, St. George's
Fields.-  the continuation of
George's rowfrpm Blackfriars-road
towards Baron's buildings. (Note,
the N.W. side of the st. is called
Gray-Street).
Pleasant-Rpw, Pentonville, — fprms
part of theN. side the Hijgh-st. or
road, nearly op. the Bell, extend
ing from the turnpike to South.
araptori-street.
Pleasant-Row, Britannia - Gardens,
Hoxtpn,— a few houses pn the L,
side, entering by Haberdashers-
walk.
Pleasant-Rew, Kingsland-Road,—
Kk fprms

forms part of the L. side, about i
a mile from Shoreditch-church, op.
the alms-houses.
Pleasant-Row.WIUIam. Street, Shore.
ditch, — tlte first on irhe R. a few
doors from 137, Shoreditch High-
street.
Jleasant-Row, Green-Street, Beth
nal-Green ,-T-the firstpn the R. in
fipnner-st. frpm Green-st. about
, Jr of a mile east from the Green.
Pleasarit - Row, Mile - End New-
Town, — the N. parallel to part of
Church-stj or the continuation of
Pelhara-st; entering by 60, Brick-
lane.
Pleasant-Row, Globe-Alley, Lime
house, — the second on the R. from
34, Narrow-st. (on the E. side the
draw-bridge).
Pleasant.Row, Mile.End-Road, 
the N. end of PIeasant.passage, on
the E, side die Old Globe.
Pleasant-Rovir, Kennington-Lane, —
the first on the L.. about .§ of a
mile from the Plough and Harrpw,
Newrington High-road, it leads to
36., Yprk-row, In the said road,
Pleasant.Row, Wagstaff 's Buildings,
Maid -Lane. Borough,  three
dpprs pn the R. from Maid-lane,
or from the N. end of Great
Guildford-Street,
Pleasant- Row, East-street, or Lane,
Walworth, — the fourth on the L.
about f of a mile from, Walworth
High-st. or road,
Pleasant-Row, East-Street, or Lane,
Walworth.— is between Kjng-st,
and Camden-st, a few ddors E, of
the last,
Pleasant-Row, South-Street, E.ist-
Lane, Walworth. — the first on the
R. a few yards from Appllo.
buildings.
Pleasant - Row, Deptfprd Lower-
Road, See Black Horse-Square,
PlesBaiit-Row, Willow-Walk, Ber-
mondsey, — about six houses on the
, R* oveftheditch from Page'swalki

Plough-AUeyj Barbican,  at 51^
near the middle of the N. side,
Plough-Alley, Wapping-Street, — a{
48, about that number of houses
on the L, below Hermitage.
bridge,
Plough-Court, Carey-Strfeet, Lin.
coln's-lMi- Fields, — at 21, about
that number of houses on the L.
frora 99, Chancery-lane,
Plough-Court, Gray's-Inn-Lane,— i
at 2-4. about that number of doors
cm the R, frpm Middle-row, Hol
born,
Plough-Court, Fetter-Lane. — at 48,
about tweniy.three doors on theL<
frora 34, jHplbom-hill.
Plpugh-Court, Holborn-Hill.-at 86,
the second on the R. a few doors
frorti Fleet-market.
Plough-Courty Lombard-Street, —
at 37, about five doors on the L.
frora 24. Graeechureh-st.
Plough-Street, Whitechapel High.
Street,  at 44, about fourteen
dpors on the right E. from Red-'
Ilpn-street.
Plough- Yard, Shpreditch High-St.—
is parallel tp part of the W, side,
say from 223 to 243, extending
from Rose -yard, or court, to
KIng's-head.court, ,
Plough- Yard.Seething-Lane, Tower*
Street, — at 16, the second on the
L, about six dcors frora 56,
Tower-street,
Plough- Yard, Bermondsey-Street,—
at 79, about twelve doers N*
from Russell-st.
Plough and Harrow- Yard* Kent-St.
Borough,^ — at 84, near Bieknel's .
Rents, about -| of a mile on the L.
from behiiid St. George's church.
Plumber's. or Plummer's Buildings^
Wilmot -Street, Bethnal- Green-
Road, — at the S. end ofit, behind
the Lamb public-house.
Pluraber's or Plummer's Courtj
High - Holbprn, at 111, five
doors E. of King.sgate^.street j and
I of

"I ofa mile on the R. from Fleet-
market.
Plumbers - Row, Mile - End Old-
Town, — entrance by 266, White
chapel-road, bearing to the R. it
extends to the Commercial road.
|Plumhers-Row, City-Road, — forms
part of the £. side, by the turn-
pike, and op. Peerless - place,
about I of a mile on the R. from
Finsbury.square.
Plumbers -Street, City-Road. 
nearly op. Fountain-place.- about
i of a mile on the right N. from
Old street.
Plumb-Tree-Court, Holborn-Hill.-
at 76, three doors on the L, from
Fleet-market, extending to 51,
Shoe-lane.
Plumb -Tree -Street, Broad- Street,
Bloomsbury, or St. Giles's,— at
19, about that number of doors on
the R, from the W. end of Hol
born.
Poets-Comer, Westminster. — adjoin
ing the S. side of the Abbey, and
the N. side of Old Palace-yard.
Pointers - Buildings, Old - Street-
Road, — the first on the L. about
five or six doors from Shoreditch-
church, towards tbe City-road.
Pointers - Buildings, Shoreditch, —
the continuation of French-alley,
entering by 150, Shoreditch High.
street.
Poland-Street, Oxford-Street,  at
365, the sixth on the L. about |.
of a mile frora St. Giles's, ex-
tending to 14, Broad-street.
Polen, or Pollen. Street, Hanover.
Street, Hanpver.Square, — at 13,
six doors on the R.,from the S, E.
corner of the square, extending
to 9, Maddox-Street.
Police-Qffice, Queen-Square, West
minster, — two or three doors on
the L. frora the Broad-way, to
wards St. James's Park.
Police-office, Great Marlborough-
Street,  at 26, W, end, the

third door on the L. from Argyll-
street.
jPo,lice-Office, Bow-Street, Covent.
barden, — four doors on the L.
from Great Russell-street, CoVent-
Garden.
Police.Office, Hattcn-Garden, — -at
54, being that nuraber of doors
on the R. from Holborn-hill.
Police - Office, Worship - Street, — at
23, next door to the Duke of
Northumberland ' public - house,
near the Curtain-road.
Pplice-Office,Lambeth-Street,Good- man's Fields, — the £rst door on
the R. from Litrie Ayliffe-st.
Pohce -Office. High- Street, Shad
well, — — at 157, about twenty
doors oij the L, east of or below
the church.
Police-office for the River Thames^-
by 260, Wapping-st. on the E.
side of Wapping New-stairs, and
opposite King's stairs, Rother
hithe.
Pollce-Office, Union-Hall, Borough,-
a few doors on the L, in Union-
st. frora 218, High-st.
Pollard-Row, Bethnal-Green-Road,-
a few doors W. of Wilmot-square,
about |. of a mile on the L. fromi
65, Shoreditch.
Pollard - Street, Bethnal - Green-
Road,  the first E. parallel to
part of Pollard-row, say from I
to 16.
Polygon, Sommers Town, See
Clarendon-Square.
Pomona-Place, Little James-Street,
Lisson-Green, — the first on the L.
a few door* N, from tlie E, end
of Bell-st.
Pond- Yard, Mosses-Alley, Bank-
side, Southwark, — a few doors on
the R, frpra Maid-lane, p;: from
op. Great Guildford-st,
Ponders-Court,Burier's-Alley,Grub- Street, Crlpplegates- the second
on the R. frora Grub-st. towards
Ropemakers-st. Moonfields,. Pontipool-

Pontipool-PIace, Webber-Street, St,
George's Fields; — the second on
,the R. from the N. side the Mag-
¦ dalen-hospltal, Blackfriars.road,
Pontipopl-Rpw pr Cpurt, Ppntipppl-
Place, St. Geprge's Fields, — afew
yards pn the R. ftpm Webber-st.
Pool's Buildings, Mpunt-Pleasant,
Cpld-Bath-Fields,  the third pn
the Ri ftom 72, Gray's-inn-lane,
along Little Gray's-inn-lane.
Pope's-Head-Alley, Cornhill,  at
19, opposite the Royal-Exchange,
extending to 73, Lorabard-st.
Pope's - Head . Court, Bell - Yard.
Temple-Bar, — at 20, about eight-
teen doors on the R, from 204,
Fleet-st,
Pope's.Head-Court, Quaker-Street,
Spitalfields, — about four doors on
the R, from 29, Wheeler-st,
Pope's-Hill, Shadwell High-Street,-
at 75, the fourth on the right, E.
ftora the church, leading to Shad
well water-works,
Ppplar,  cpmraences at the Ccra-
mercial-road, by the West-India
decks, and extends to Blackwall.
Poplar Charlty-SchopI, Ppplar High-
Street or Road, — by the Town-
hall,' about -J- of a raile on the R,
ftora the Commercial-road,
Ppplar-Grpve. Oval, Kennlngtpn-
Cpramon,  the termination of
Clayton-st. on the R, from Ken.
nlngtpu-green.
Poplar-Marsh. See Marsh- Wall,
Poplar-Row, Kent-Road, — the first
on the L. a few doprs ftpm the
Elephant and Castle, leading to
Brandon's - row and Newlngton-
causeway.
Poplar-Row, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth,— ^the second on the L. in
Pitt-st. ftom nearly pp, the Brick-
layers-atms, Kent-read,
Popplngs-Ceurt, Fleet-Street, — at
111, abput sdven dpprs pn the R,
from Fleet-market,
Porridge-Pot-AUey, ' Old-Street, St.

Luke's, — at 106, abput ten doors
on the R, from the church towards
Gpswell-st,
Portaville- Passage, Lisle-Street, Lei-
cester-Square, — three or fourdcors
on the L, frpm Little Newport-
st, leading into Ryder's court.
Porter's Court, Old Montague-Street,
Whitechapel, — the second on the
L, a few dpprs frpra Osbprn-st.
Pprter-Street, Leicester-Square — the
N, cpntinuatipn of Castle-st. ex.
tending from 14. Great Newport.
St. to Litchfield-st,
Porter's Quay,- Lower Thames.
Street.— entrance by 32, on the
W. side the Custom-house,
Porriand- Chapel, Great Pordand-
Street. Marybone. — about ^ pf a
mile pn the left. N. frera 102,
Oxfprd-st. entering by John-st.
Pprriand - Mews. Pprtland - Street,
Wardpur-Street,  at 20, abput
eight dpprs pn the L, from 72,
Berwick-st.
Pprdand-Place. Marybpne, — is pa
rallel tP and between Charlptte-st,
and Harley-st, Cavendish-square.
Pprriand - Place, Walwprth - Com-
mon, — part of the L, side the
road, near J: pf a raile from the
turnpike towards Westmoreland-
acaderay.
Portland-Road, Great Porriand -
Street, Marybone. — the ccntinua-
tipn pf it, entering by Jphn-st,
1 02. Oxford-st. extending to the
New.rpad.
Portland-Row. New-Road, Mary
bone. — forms part of the N, side,
op, the last described, and about
i pf a mile pn the R, frpm Tot-
tenhara.cpurt.rpad.
Pprtland-Street (Great), Marybpnt,-
the cpntinuatipn pf Jphn-st, en
tering by 102, Oxfprd St. leading
into Portland-road,
Porriand-Street (Little), Marybone,-
intersefts Great Pprriand-st. at 7,
aboat I of a mile Ni from Ox
ford.

ford-street, it extends ftom 109,
Great Tichfield-st, to 4, Edward-
street,
Portland - Street, Wardour - Street,
Soho, — at 112, the secpnd on the
R. from 382, Oxford-st, .
Portland- 'Yard, Buckingham-Place,
Fitzrpy-Square, — at 21', a few
doors on the R. ftom the New-
road.
P6rtman . Mews North, Portman-
Square, — the first parallel to the
N» side, extending from Baker-st.
to Gloucester-st.
' Portraan - Mews South, Portman-
Square, — the first parallel to the
S. side, extending from 10, Port
man-st. to 24, Orchardist,
Portman- Place, Edgware-Road, 
. forms part of the E. side, about
¦| of, a mile on the R. frem Ty-
' burn-turnpike.
Portraan-Square, — at the N. end of
Orchard-st. frora 197, Oxford-
st, or at the S, end of Baker-st,
from the New-road.
Portman- Street, Oxford-Street, 
at 220, the third on the L.
about |. of a mile from Tyburn-
turnpike, extending to Portman.
square.
PortpooLLane, Gray's-Inn-Lane, —
at 62, about ^qta mile on the R.
ftpm Middle-row, Hplborn, it
extends to 63, Leather-lane.
Pprtsmputh- Place, Lower Kenning
ton-Lane, — forms part of theL.
side, a few doors ftom the Plough
, and Harrow public-house, I^Jew-
ington.
Portsmouth - Street, Lincoln's-Inn-
Fields, — at the S. W. corner, lead.
ing to Clare-market.
Portugal - Row, Lincpln's - Inn -
- Fields, — the S, side ofthe square.
See Lincoln's-InnTFields,
Pprtugal - Street, Lincpln's - Inn-
-Fields, — the first parallel to the
S. side, commencing eight doors
ffpm the S. E. corner.

Portugal - Street, South Audley-
Street,— is parallel to a part of
_ the W, side J say frpra 56 to 61,
extending ftom 80, Mount-st, to
3, Chapel-st,
Post - Office (General), Lombard-
Street, — entrance by 11, on the
E. side the church, also op, 22,
Abchurch-lane.
Post-Office (General Two-penny
Post), Gcrrard-Stteet, Sphp, — at
38, about ten doprs pn the L.
ftpm Little Newpprt-st.
Postern-Row, Tower-Hill,— facing
the N. side the Tower, say the
middle ofit, extending from Great
Tower-hill (Pr 'Trinity-square) to
Little Tower-hill.
Poller's Place, Bermondsey New-
Road, — a few doors on the L.
from the Brlcklayeirs-arms, towards
Bermondsey-church.
Potter's Fields, Pratt-Street, Lam
beth, — between the S. end of it
and Paradise-row.
Potter's Fields, Horselydown, — at
the E. end of Tooley-st. near -f a
mile on the L. from London-
bridge. ' ^
Poultry, — the E, continuation of
Cheapside, extending from the
Old-Jewry to the Mansion-house.
Poultry - Compter, See Compter-
Court,
Pound-Passage, Ratcllffe-Row, St. ,
Luke's, — a few doors on the L.
ftom Bath-st, City-road, towards
Pittman's Buildings,
Powell's Alley, Kent - Street, Bo
rough, — at 296, about twelve
doors on the R. from behind St,
George's church,
Powell's Place. City-Road, — neariy
op, the Shepherd and Shepherdess-.
walk, about ^ a mile on the L,
frora Finsbury-square,
Powis-Place, Great Ormond-Street,
Queen - Square,-^^ — at 60, about
eight doors on the L, east frora
Queen-square, Pownal-

'Pownal-'ferrace. Lambeth, — is op.
Chester-place, on the High-road,
near Kennington-cross, abont a
mile on the R- from Westminster-
bridge,
Pratt's Buildings, New Gravel-
Lane, Shadwell, — at 76, a few
doors on the R. from 22, High-st,
Shadwell.
Pratt-Street, Lambeth, — the third
on the L. about ^ of a mile frora
the Three Stags public-house to
wards the church.
Prerogative - Office,  at 6, Great
Knight-Rider-st. Doftprs - Cora
raons, about six doors on the R,
ftom Addlchill,
Prescot-Street (Great), Goodman's
Fields, — is op. Goodman's Yard,
entering by 60. in the Minories,
it extends from the S, end of
Mansel-st. to Lemon.st,
PresCPt-Street (LitUe), Goodman's
Fields, — the continuation of Man
sel-st. through a narrow passage to
Rosemary-lane,
Preston's Dock, Shad - Thames,
Horselydown, — on the W. sideof
Horselydown New-stairs.
Preston's Lane, Poplar High-Street
or Rpad, — about | pf a mile pn
the R. ftpra the Cpmmercial-rpad,
leading tp the 'West-lndia-dpcks.
bascn.
Price's Alley, Litrie Pulteney-Street,
Golden-Square, — at 13, about six
doors on the L. frora Great Wind
mill-st.
Price's Buildings, Bowling-Green,
King-Street, Borough, — the last
on rhe L. from 49, King-st. nearly
op. Mermaid.court.
Price's Court, Old - Street, St.
Luke's, — op. 77, the first on the
L, a few doofs from BunhlU.row
towards Goswell-st.
Price's Court, Birdcage-Alley, Bo
rough. — the first on the L. a few
yards from Redcross-st. or from
the Mint,

Price's Court, Queen -Street, Bo-
rough, — at 90, four doors on the
L, frora Whitecross-st. towanS
Duke-st.
Price's Court, Gravel-Lane, Christ-
Church, — a few doors on the R,
south frpm Maid-lane and nearly
op, Zoar-st,
Price's Place, Gravel-Lane, Christ-
Church,— rabout the middle ofthe
W. side, leading into fiear-cpurt.
Bear-lane,
Price's Street. Gravel-Lane, Christ.
Church, — the last pn the L, iij
Green - walk frem Hplland-st.
Blackfriars-rpad.
Priest- Alley, Great Tower-Street,—
at 48, four doors on the L. from
the W, side of Tower-hill,
Priest-Court, Foster-Lane,  four
doors on the R. from 147, Cheap-
side.
Prim rose- Alley, Church-Street^ Bo.
rough.Market, — the first on the
R. ftpm St. Mary-Overy's-Ddck,
nearly pp, St. Saviour's church,'
Primrpse-Court, Lpng. Alley, Moor-^
fields, — the first pn the R. nordj
ftpra Prirarose-st,
Primrose - Hill, Salisbury . Square,
Fleet-Street, — at the S, W, cor-
ner, entering by 82, Fleet-st, it
leads to Water-lane.
Primrose-Street, Bishopsgate- With
out, — at 110, nearly op, SpitaU
square, it extends to Long-alley
Moprfields,
Prince^- Alley, Princes-Street, Ro
therhithe, — at 15, abput the mid,
die of the E. side, leading into
Elephant-lane.
Princes-Court, Princes-Street, West.
minster. — at the comer of Great
George-st. and St, Jaraes's Park,
Princes-Court, Stafford-Place, Pim
lico, — afew dpprs on the L, ftpm
Stafford-row, near Buckingham,
gate,
Princes-Cpurt, Princes-Street, Pim-
llcp,— the first pn the R. a few
doors

doors from Queen's Row (late
Nixon's Yard).
Princes - Court, Whitcomb- Street,
Charing-Cross, — about the middle
of the W. side, three or four
doors S. from James-st. Hay
market.
Prhices - Court, Duke - Street, St.
James's,— -the fpurth pn the R,
, entering by 182, Piccadilly.
Prin-ces-Court,Drury-Lane,' — at 144,
about twelve doors S. from Great
Queen-st.
Princes-Court, Porter-Street, Lei
cester - Square,— — about seven
doors on the L. ftom Great New
port-st. leading into Newport-
market,
Princes-Court, Ccleman-Street, 
about fifteen doors on the R. from
London- wall.
Princes - Court, Banner - Street, St.
Luke's, — about five doors on the
R. from 80, Bunhill-row.
Princes-Court, Old Gravel-Lane,
Ratcliffe-Highway, — at 27, about
I of a mile on the L. from 165,
Ratcliffe-highway.
Princes-Court, Princes.Street, Beth
nal-Green, — the first on the R. a
few yards from Virginia-st. be
hind Slioredltch-church.
Princes-Court, Princes-Street, Lon-
dpn-Rpad, St. Geprge's Fields, —
abput the middle of the E. side,
leading tp thesaid rpad.
Princes-Court,, Princes-Street, Lam
beth, — the second on the R. a few
doors frora Vauxhall towards An
derson's walk.
Princes-Mews, Princes-Street, West
minster, — the first on the L. from
Great George-st. by St. James's
, Park.
Princes - Place, New - Road, St,
Geprge's in the East, — a feW
doors on the L. from Cable-st.
ind nearly op. the entrance to
Pririces-square.
PriricesiPlace, Pririces-RoiV, Mile-

End New-Town, — the second on
the R. along Chapel-st. entering
by Great Garden-st. from 50,
VVhitechapeUroad.
Princes-Place, Coramercial-Road, —
forms part of the S. side, extend
ing from near Cannon-street-road
tpwards Whitechapel.
Princes-Place, Pimlicp, — the E. end
bf Princes.st. bearing to the R.
entering by Queen's Row.
Princes . Place, Lambeth,— is op.
Chester-place, on the High-road
near Kennington-cross, abOut a
mile on the R. from Westminster.
bridge.
Princes-Place, Newington High-
Road,  op. Newington - place,
near Kennington-coramon, about
f a mile on the R, frora Newing
ton-church.
Princes. Place, Surrey-Square, Kent-
Road or Walworth, — at the W.
side, near Monraputh-place,
Princes - Rents cr Rpw, Loraan'j
Pond, Borough, — the second on
the R, in Totterbourne-alley from
Duke-st.
Princes. Rpad, Princes-Place, Ken-
nlngtpn-Crpss, — at 10, pp. Ches
ter-place, extending tp the Black
Prince publlc-hpuse.
Princes-Rpw, King-Street, Piralico
or Chelsea, — at 5, leading into
Clifford-row and Queen-st, near
Ranelagh-walk.
Princes-Row, Pimlico. See Princes-
Street.
Princes-Row, Newport-Market. — ¦
forras part of the E, side ofthe
said market by Princes-court.
Princes - Row, Mile - End New-
Town,— —.the continuation of
Chapel-st, entering by the first on
the R, in Great Garden-st, frora
50, Whitechapel-road.
Princes-Row .Walworth High-Street,
or Road, — a few houses on the
L. at the entrance to the Mpnt-
pelierlga-rdens from the said road,
about

about .^ of a mile frora
Arabella-

about| of a mile from ithe Elc
phant and Castle,
iPrinces-Sqnare, Princes-Street, Lin-
coln's-Inn-Fields, — a sraall recess
on the S. side, nearly op. New
Turnstile.
Princes-Square, St, George's in the
East, — a few doors on the L. in
Princes-st, frora 172, Ratcliffe-
highway,
Princes-Square, Kennington,  the
terralnation of Cleaver-st. from
the White-hart, Kennington-cross,
leading to Princes-place, Newing-
tpn-high.rpad,
Princes-Stairs, Rctherhithe-Street, —
at 40, near 1^ raile below LOn-
dpn-bridge tpwards the church
and pp, Executlpn-dpck, Wap
ping,
Princes-Street, Pimlicp, — the third
on the L.
Buckingham-gate, op
row.
Princes-Street, Westminster,-the first
on the R. frora the W, end ofthe
Abbey , extending toGreat George-
St. and St. James's Park,
Princes.Street, Oxfprd-Street,  at
119, about ^ a raile pn the R,
from Sf, Giles's, leading into
Margaret-st, Cavendish-square,
Princes-Street, Drury-Lane,-at 123,
about -^ of a mile on the R, frora
the New Church in the Strand and
op, Russell-st,
Princes-Street, Little Queen-Street,
Lincoln's - Inn. Fields,  about
eight doors on the L. frora 222.,
High-Holborn, it extends to
Gate-st,
Princes-Street, Hanover-Square,-—
about six doors on the R. in
Swallow-st. frora 322, Oxford-st.
extending to the square,
Princes-Street, Soho, — the continua
tion of Wardour-st. frora 382,
Oxford-st. leading into Whit
comb-st. Charing-cross,
Princes-Street, Red-Lion-Square,—

about the middle of the E, side>
extending to 31, Bedford-row,
Princes-Streel, Northaraptpn-Street,
Clerkenwell, — at 40, near the N,
end pf St, Jphn-st. leading to
Queen-st. and Perceval-st.
Princes-Street, Barbican,  at 42,
abput ten 'doprs' pn theR.- from
Rcdcrpss-st. extendingto Bridge-
water-square.
Princes - Street, Mansion - House-
Street, — on the W, side the Bank
of England, extending to Loth.
bury,
Princes-Street, Wilson-Street, Fins-
bury-Square, — the first on the R,
frora the N, E, corner pf the
square tpwards Wprship-st,
Princes.Street, Tyson-Street, Beth.
nal-Green, — the second on the R,
about sixteen doors from op,
Brick-lane.
Princes-Street, Virginia-Street, Beth-
nal-Green, — the first on the L,
a few doors from the Birdcage to
wards Shoreditch-church,
Princes.Street, Brick-Lane, Spital
fields. — op, Booth-st. or 50. in
the said lane, it extends to Wood-
street.
Princes-Street, Rosemary-Lane or
Sparrow-Corner, — the second on
the L. about seventeen doors from
the Minories, \
Princes-Street, Ratcllffe-Highway,—
at 172, the second on the L. about
i of a mile from Wellclose-sq,
leading to Princes-square,
Princes-Street, Charles-Street, Old
Gravel-Lane, — the first on the R.
a few doors frora 46, Old Gravel-
lane.
Princes - Street, Great Hermitage-
Street. Wapping, — the last on the
L. in the said street by the Lon-
dpn-dock-wall.
Princes-Street, Lambeth,-the second
E. parallel to the Thames, extend
ing from Broad-street tP Vaux-
hall. Princes-

Princes-Street, London-Road, St.
George's Fields, — the first on the
-, iL,-from the Elephant and Castle.
towards the Obelisk,
.Princes.Street, Duke-Streel, Bo
rough, — about the raiddle of the*
S. side, viz, between Queen-st,i
and Chariot terst. it extends to Lo-j
man's Pond.
-Princes-Street, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth,— the first on the L, iri-
Queeni.st, frora Afton-plaee or
from York-st, it extends to Cam-,
den-st. I
-Princes-Street, Rotherhithe-Street, — '.
at 350,: the second W, from the
- church.
Printers - Court, Bury - Street, St.
James's, — at 26, about five doors
on the R, from the W, end of
.. , Jermyn-st, ;
Printers-Place, Bermondsey, — on the|
¦ N, side of Berraondsey-Spa, and
on the S. side of the road whiclj
leads frora the Neckinger-turnplkej
to Jaraaica-row, !
• Printers-Row, Printers-Place, Eer-
mp-ndsey, — at the W, end pf'thel
last', , I
.Printers-Street, Shoe-Lane,— at thej
- W. end of Little New-st, entering
. by 88, about the middle of Shoe4
lane, j
- Printing-House-Lane, Water-Lane,
Blackfriars, — the second on the
R, a few doprs frora Earl-st. it
leads to Printing-house-square.
•Printing-House-Square, Blackfriars.
See the last article.
Printlng-House-Yard, Great Swan-
Alley, Coleman-Street, — the first
on.theR. afew doors from 66,
Coleman-st.
Prior-Cpurt, Chamber-Street,, Gppd-
man's Fields, — the second on the
L. ftom 3, Lemon-st. towards
Little Prescpt-st,
Pripr-Place, East-Lane,Walwcrth, —
fprms part of the N. side, about
-f of a mile on the R. ftom the
Kent-road. ,

Prisoners of War Office,— *— at the
Transport -ofiice, Dorset - square,
Cannon-row, Westminster,
Privy-Gardens, Whltehall.-^about J-
of a mile on the L, from Charing-
cross, and nearly ' opposite the
Horse-guards, extending to the
Thames.
Privy-Seal-Office, Somerset-Place,—
the third door on the L. in the
square, entering from the Strand.
Produce - Court, Lower - Turning,
Shadwell,  at 11, about four
doors on the R. from Star-st.
Wapping-wall.
Property-Tax-Office,— at 107, Fen
church-Street, about twenty dpors
on the R, frora Aldgatei
Prospeft- Place, Stepney-Green, — the
third on the R, about ^ of a raile
frora Mile-end-road, extending to
Pleasant-row.
Prospeft - Place, New - Road, St.
George's in the East, — ithe first
onthe R. a few doors from Can-
non-street-tumpike towards Blue-
gate-fields.
Prospeft-Place, Poplar High-Street
or Road, — the first on the R. a
few yards from the Commercial-
road.
Prospeft-Place, White^Hart-Row,
Kennington, — the second on the
R. from Clayton-place, Newing
ton High-road, towards Kenning
ton-lane.
Prospeft-Place, St. George's Fields,-
on the W. side the Elephant and
Castle, extending to the Philan-
thrppic-refprra.
Prpspeft- Place, Berracnd.sey,  ;the
continuation of Parker's Row-
Dockhead, extends from the
Neckinger-turripike towards Ja
maica-row.
Prospeft-Place, Paradise-Street, Ro-
therhithe,-the first on the R. a few
yards from Mill-pond-brldge.
Prospeft-Row, Henry-Street, Pen
tonville, — between Penton-st. and
L 1 Hermes-

Herifles.st, being a few doors on
the L. from White -lionsst,
Prospeft-Row, Cambridge. Heath,
Hackney-Road.. — forras part of
the N, side the road which leads
frora the turnpike towards Bon
ner's Hall.
Prospeft-Row, Mile-End-Road, 
forras part of the N. side, op.
Ewings-buildings, near two railes
1 frora Aldgate.
Prpspeft - Row. Walwprth High-
Street or Road. — the second on
- the L, ftom the Elephant and
Castle, it leads to Gloucester-place.
Prospeft-Row, Blue-Anchor-Road.
Bermondsey,— forras part of the
S. side, coramencing on the R,
near the turnpike by Fort-place,
Protestant - Dissenter's Charity-
School, Ball Court, Giltspur-
Street, — entrance a few doors on
the R. from Newgate-st.
Protestant Charity-School, Moor
fields, See Lpndpn - Spciety-
School,
Protestant-DIssentersCharity-Schpplj Maze-Ppnd. Borough, — about six
doors on the R. from Weston-st,
Providence-Buildings, Mill-Street.
Dock-Head. Bermondsey,  the
first on the R. from Jacob-st, to
wards the Thames,
Providence-Buildings, Kent-Road. — :
forms part of the L. side. op.
Dover-place, about -f of a mile
from the Elephant and Castle.
Providence - Chapel, (W. Hunting
ton's) Ridlng-House-Lane, Mary
bone, — on the S. side, between
25, Great Porriand-st, and 96,
Great Titchfield-st.
Providence-Court, GreatPeter-Street,
Westminster, — is op. Great St,
Ann's street, being the second on
the L. from Marsham-st,
Prpvidence-Court, Nprth Audley-
Street, — the third on the L. about
twelve doors frpra 263, Oxford-
street,

Providence - Gardens, Hackney-
Road, — the third on the L. a few
doors frora Shoreditch - churcli
towards Union-st.
Providence-Place, Providence-Row,
Palraer's- Village, Westminster.—
about the middle of the said row.
Providence - Place, Baker's Row.
Clerkenwell, — the- second on the
L. from the Werkhpuse, Cppplce-
row.
Providence- Place,Bell-Lane.Gelden.
Lane, Barbican,— between Ball-
yard and Wppden-world-court,
Providence- PI ace. Petticoat- Lane.—
op. Horse-shoe-alley, about | of
a mile on the L, from Aldgate
High-st.
Providence- Place, Upper Kenning
ton-lane, — forras part of the N. .
side near Vauxhall-gardens, op,
Kennington-place.
Providence- Place. Lambeth-Marsh,.-
a few small houses on the R. side,
about I of a mile frpm the Marsh-
gate towards Blackfriars-road,
Providence. Place, Webber-Row. St.
George's Fields,— op. 10, nearthe
back of the Magdalen-hospital.
Providence - Place, Market - Street,
St. George's FieWs, — the second
pn the L, frpm the Borough-road,
extending to Bond-st.
Pro vidence- Place. Crosby-Row, Ber
mondsey,  the last on the R.
from Snow's fields towards the
Halfpenny-hatchj
Prpvldence. Place. White's Greund.
See Deatpn's Buildings.
Providence-Place, Walwprth-Com-
mon, — a few doors on the R.
west from Westmoreland-row, and
op, the Hour-glass public-house.
Prpvidence-Rpw, Palraer's Village,
, Westrainster, — the first pn the L.
entering by the N. sIdeW Bride-
well.
Prpvldence - Rpw, Pentpnville or
Battle-Bridge, — is op. the Bell, a
few doors on the R. frpm the
turngike

- turnpike towards Sommers-Town.
Providence.Rpw, Flnsbury-Square,-
the first parallel tp the iN. side, ex
tending frpm the City-read to
Paul-street,
Providence-Row. Duke-Street, Beth
nal-Green, — the second on the
R, a few doprs frpm the middle
of Gibraltar-rpw tpwards Turk-st,
Providence-Row, Lambeth-Marsh,-
forms part of the S. side the road
, adjoining Green's row, near § of a
mile on the R, from the Marsh-
gate towards Blackfriars-road,
Providence-Row, Bennet's Row, St.
George'^ Fields, — the fifth on the
R. about f of a mile frora Black-
, friars-road, extending to Hlglers-
¦' lane or Friar-st. ,
Providence-Street, City-Road,. — the
fourth on the R, about i of a
mile from Old-street-road, ex
tending from the City-terrace to
, Westmoreland-place,
Providence-Street, Walwprth-Cpm-
mon,— on the W. side of West-
' jporeland-aeademy near the south
end of Thurlow-place, entering
by 21, Apollo-buildings.
Provident-Institution for Insurance on
Lives, See County -Fire-Office.
Prujean - Court or Square, Old-
Bailey, — at 61. abput seven dpprs
" on the L, from Ludgate-hill,
Prussian-Island, Wapping-Street, —
at 188, abeut five doors W, frora
New Gravel-lane.
Public-Dispensary, Bishop's Court,
Chancery.Lane.-about four doors
on the R, from 78. Chancery-larie,
Public-Ledger Newspaper-Office. —
at 12, the S, W. corner of War
wick-square, Warwick-lane,
Pudding-Lane, Lower Thames-St. —
at Igo, thefirst on the L. from
-FIsh-street-hill, it extends to Little
i^astcheap.
Poddle-Dock, Eari-Street, Black-
-friars, — op. St, Andrew's hill, at
tbe W. end of Upper Thames-st,

Pugh's Court, Rotherhithe. Se«
Cow-Court,
Pulteney-Court, Little Windmill-
Street, Haymarket, — at 20, op,
Silver-st,
Pulteney - Street (Great), Brewer-
Street, Golden-Square,  abont
five doors on the R, from Little
Windmill-st, extending to Silver-
street.
Pulteney-Street (Little). Great Wind-
mlll-Street, Haymarket,  the
last on the R. frora Coventry-st,
extending to Princes-st, Soho,
Pump-Alley, Whitecross-Street. St,
Luke'Sj — at the E. end of Foster's
Buildings, entering by 123, White
cross-st,
Pump-Court, Perkins's Rents, Old
Pye-Street, Westrainster, — is two
or three doors on the R, from 49,
Old Pye-st.
Pump-Court, Temple, — ^the first on
the L, in Middle Temple-lane
from 6, Fleet-st. leading to Inner
Teraple-lane and Lamb's, Build
ings,
Pump-Court. Moor-Lane, Cripple
gate, — the third on the R. a few
doors from 86, Fore-st.
Pump-Court, Bridgewater-Gardens,-
behind the Catherine - Wheel
public-house, on the N, E. corner
of the said gardens.
Pump - Court, Frying-Pan-Alley,
Petticoat -Lane, — the second on
the R.from Petticoat-lane towards
Bell-lane, .
Pump-Court, Dean-Street, Upper
East-Smithfield,— at 32, the first
on the L. from 94, Upper East-
Sraithfield,
Pump-Court, Boddy's Bridge, Up-'
per-Ground, Christ's Church, —
about the middle of it, between
Stamford-st, & Upper-Grpun'd-st.
Pump - Court. Duke - Street, Bo
rough. — the first on the R, a few
^oors from Queen-st. tpwiirds
Blackfriars-road. \ Pumti- i -

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Primp . Cpurt, Tooley's Gateway,
Tpoley. Street, — at the N. end,
enteririg by 63, ToPley-st. it
leads tp Rpbinhppd-court;
Pump-Court, Long-Lane, Bermond-
" sey, — abput the middle pf the N,
side, near Richardspn-st,
Purinp-Rpw, Old-Street-Rpad, 
fprras part pf the S. side, nearly
op. the Vinegar-ground, extending
from the City-rpad tpwards St,
Agnes.le-Clair,
Pump-Yard,Queen-Street,Ratcliffe,- a part of the W, end of the said
street still retains that name.
Puriderson'sGardens.Bethnal-Green. Road, — the seccnd on the R, a
few doors frpra the Green tpwards
Shpreditch,
Punderspn's Place, Bethnal-Green-
Road,  fprras part pf the N,
side near the Green,
Punnet's Ways, Rptherhithe, — by
Glebe-Stairs, abput | of a mile
below Rptherhlthe-church.
Purim-Place, Dog-Row, Bethnal-
Green. — part of the R, side, a
few doors frora Mile-end-turnpike
towards the said Green,
Purse- Court, Old-Change. — at 40,
about ten doprs pn the L, from
Cheapside,
Pye-Corner, West-Smithfield. See
Giltspur-st,
Pye- Gardens, 'Willow-Street, Bank-
side,— —at the E, end near the
Thames,
Pye-Street (New), Orchard-Street,
Westminster, — the second on the
R, from Strutton-ground, it ex
tends to Old Pye-st,
Pye-Street (Old), GreatPeter-Street,
Westminster, — is the first N. pa
rallelto part of it, and extends
from Great St. Ann's street prlane
tp Duck-lane,
Pyed.Bulf- Yard, Little Russell-
Street, BIpomsbury, — at the E.
end of it, on the R. fpur or live
dpors frora Bury.st.

QUAKER - STREET, BHck.
Lane, Spitalfields, — at 173,
N.side .Hanbury's Brewery, ex-
tending.to 29, Wheeler-st.
Quakers-School, Islington-Road,—
nearly op. Sadlers- Wells, about 5-
of a mile on the L. from Isling
ton towards St. John-st.
Quality-Court, Chancery-Lane,— iat
47. about i of a mile on the R.
frora Fleet-st, leading to the
Masters in Chancery's office andto
Southampton-buildings, Holborn,
Quebec - Chapel, Quebec - Street,
Cumberland-Place,— -a few doors
on the L. frpra 237, Oxfprd-st,
being the cprner pf Bryanston-st.
Quebec-Mews, New Quebec-Street,
Portraan-Square,  at 20, about
the middle of the W. side, viz.
between Upper Seymour-st. and
Upper Berkeley-st.
Quebec-Street, Oxford-Street, — at
236, the second on the L, from
Tyburn-turnpike.
Quebec - Street (New), Portman-
Square, — is parallel to the W. side
and a few doors from it, extend
ing frora Upper Seymour-st, tq
Upper Berkeley-st,.
Quebec-Street (Great), New-Road,
Marybone, — the second on the
L, from Upper Baker-st. towards
the Yorkshire-Stingo,
Quebec-Street (Upper), New-Road,
Marybone, — is op, the last de
scribed, extending from 16, Glou
cester-place to Lord's Cricket-
ground,
Quebec- Wharf (Old), Rotherhithe-
Street,  is op, 179, between
Globe-stairs and the Horseferry,
about I of a mile below the
church.
Queen Ann's Bounty-Office, Dean's
Yard, Westminster, — the second
door on the R, frora under the
archway, entering by the W. end'
ofthe Abbey.
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Cavendisli-Square, — at 8, four or
five doois on the L. from the N.
E. corner of the said square.
Queen Ann-Street East, Marybone,-
at33. Great Porriand-st, near {
ofa mile on the R, frora 101,
Oxford-st. entering by'John-st,
Queen Ann-Street West, Marybone,-
at the N. end of Chandos-st, en
tering by the N, E, cprner pf Ca
vendish-square,
Queen Anrt-Street, Ducklng-Pcnd-
Rpw, Whitechapel, — is op, Court-
st, enteririg by 1-10, Whitecha pel-
¦ rpad, nearly facing the Lpndon-
hospital.
Queen's- Arms-CpurtjUpperGrpund-
Street, Christ's Church,  three
dpors on the L. frora Blackfriars-
' road towards Bennet-st.
Queen's Buildings, Brompton High-
Street or Road, — forms part of
the L. side, coraraencing by
Knightsbridge and extending to
Queen-st.
Queen's Buildings (Upper), Bromp
ton, — the continuation of the last
described i extending frora Queen-
st. to Brompton-grove.
Queen Catherine - Court, Brook-
Street, Ratcllffej— at 23, a few
doors on the R, frora Butcher-row
towards Stepney-causeway,
Queen Chariotte - Court, Mosses-
Alley, Banksidi, Southwark, 
the third on the L, frora Maid-
lane towards Bankside.
Queen Charlotte-Row, New-Road,
Marybone, — forras part of the _S.
side, coraraencing on the E, side
¦ the Yprkshire-stingo.
.Queen's' Court, Piralico, — the first
on the R, about i of a mile frora
Buckingham-gate and on the S.
side the barracks.
Queen's Cpurt, King-Street, Cpvent-
Garden, — at 30, the first pn the
R, thirteen doors frora the N, W.
comer of Covent-gardfen.
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Lincoln's - Inn - Fields, — at 58,
about twenty doors on the L. frera
Lincoln's-inn-fields.
Queen's Court, High-Holborn, — at
246, about ^ of a mile on the R.
frora Broad-st. St, Giles's, and
nearly ppppsite Dean-st, Red-lipn-
square.
Queen's Court, King-Street. Cora-
raercial-Road, Whitechapel, — at
12, a few dcors frpm the said
road, extendingto 13. Batty-st,
Queen's Court, Queen's Row. St.
George's in the East, — about the
middle of it, a few doors from
Prussian-Island, Wapping-st.
Queen's Court, Queen-Street, Rat
cliffe, — about the middle of the
S, side, or the first on the R, east
from London-st.
Queen's Court, Vauxhall . Walk,
Lambeth, — thefirst on the R, a
few yards from Lambeth-butts
leading Into Broad-st-
Queen's Court, Great Suffolk-Street,
i Borough, — on the W, side of
George-st. about -I of a mile oa!
the R. from 80. Blackman-st. '
i Queen's Cpurt. Queen-Street, Mint,:
Borough, — a few doors on the R,
from Lombard-st. towards Mint-
square and Redcross-st.
Queen's Court. Little Queen-Street,
Borough, — the first on the L, a'
few doors from 20, Ring-st. to
wards Guy's Hospital,
Queen's Gardens, Brompton, — the
third on the L. in the High-road,
' about -!- of a mile frora Knights
bridge.
Queen's Gardens, Crosby - Rpw,
Bermondsey, — the last on the L.
from Snow's Fields, or behind the
Coach and Horses, Lcng-lane.
Queen's - Head - AUeyi Wapping-
Street, — at 122, near f pf a mile
on the L, below the church, ex-.
tending tp Green-bank.
Queen's-Head- Alley, White-Horse-
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or two on the R, from the COm-
mercial-road towards Stepney.
Queen's-Head-Buildlngs, Mary bone-
Park. — a few houses by the
Queen's Head In the fields nearly
op. Portland-road,
Queen's -Head- Court, Strand,. 
at 405, nearly op. Adara-street,
Adelphi,
Queen's-Head-Court, Great-M''Ind-
roill- Street, Haymarket.'— at 24,
about five' doors on the L, from
Little Pulteney-st, leading into
Crown-court.
Queen's-Head-Court, Gray's-Inn-
Lane, — at 38, being that number
of houses on the' R. from Middle-
row, Holborn,
Queen's - Head - Cburt, Giltspur-
Street. — twodoors onthe R. from
Newgate-st. towards Smithfield. -
Queen's - Head - Court, Charlotte-
Street, Mile-End Old-Town,— at
23, about fourteen doors on the
R. from Cannon-street-road to
wards Whitechapel.
Queen's-Head-Court, Upper-Marsh,
Lambeth, — by the Queen's Head,
nearly op. Stangate-st,
Queen's- Head - Gardens, Hoxton-
Town,— the first on the R, north
from the Hare public-house, near
^ a mile from Old-street-road.
Qrieen's-Head-lnn, ' Borough,  at
83, about J of a mile on the L.
from London-bridge, near St.
Margaret's hill.
Queen's- Head - Passage, Newgate-
Street, — at 41, the second on the
L. a few doors from.Cheapside,
Queen's-Head-Square.Upper-Marsh, Lambeth, — by Stangate-st. and
nearly op. the Queen's head.
Queen- HIthe Charity-School, — en
trance at 5, Old Fish-st. by the
church, near the Old-Change,
Queen-Hi the Dock and Stairs, Upper
I'hames-Street, — at 60, about the
middle of the S, fide a few doprs
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Queen's Place, Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — the secpnd pn the
L. a few dpprs from Strutton-
ground,
Queen's- Place, Chelsea,— forms part
of the S, side the road, commen
cing near Ranelagh-walk and ex
tending towards the Hospital,
Queen's Place, Kennington.^— forms
part of the W, side the High-road,
nearly op. Kennington-common,
Queen's Place, Little Queen-Street,
Borough.  at the N, end of it,
entering by 20, Kuig-st, /
Queen's Row. Brompton, See
Queen's Buildings.
Queen's Row, Pimlico,— 7part ofthe
L. side the High-road, about i of
a mile from Buckingham-gate,
exte'nding from Ward's Row to
Duke's Row.
Queen's Row, Palmer's Village,
Westminster.— the second on the
L. from Brewer's Green, — enter
ing by the N. side of Bridewell,
Queen's-Row, Pentonville, — ^part of
the S. side the High-road, about
I of a mile on the L, froin Isling
ton,
Qpeen's Row, Hoxton,^-forms part
of the W. side the High-street ot
road, .between Turner-square aad
Wprkhpuse - lane, abput f of a
mile pn the L, frpra Old-street-
rpad.
Queen's Row, Dpg-Row, Bethnal..
Green, — part of the R. side the
road, about | of a mile from Mile-
end-turnpike.
Queen's Row, St. George's in the
East, — the second on the R. in
KingrSt. entering by 17, Old
Gravel-lane.
Queen's Rpw, Kenningtpn High-
Road, — about -| a mile on the R,
frora, Newington-church and
nearly op. the Coramon,
Queen's Row, Newington High-
Street or Road, — forms part ofthe
R. side, commencing near the
Elephant

, Ekphant and Casde and extend
ing towards the church.
Queen's Row. Walworth,— at the E.
end of King's Row, ori the R, en
tering by Mount-place, nearly op,
the Montpellier,
Queen-Square, Westminster,— about
the middle of the S. side of St.
James's Park, leading to the
Brpadway and York-st.
Queen-Square, near Bloomsbury,— i
at the N. end of Devonshire-st,
and of Drake-st, from Red-IIon-
square and the W, end of Great
Oi'rapnd-st. frpm 50, Lamb's-cpn-
duit-st,
Queen-Square, Aldersgate-Street, —
at 140, nearly op. JewiurSt. lead-
, _ ing to Bartholomew-close,
^ueen-Square, Moorfields, — near the
middle of the N, side, being a few
doors E, from Wilson-st,
Queen-Square, Hoxton, — —between
Turner-square and Workhouse-
lane, near ^ a raile on the L, frora
Old-street-road,
Queen-Street, Brompton High-Street
or Road, — the fourth on the L,
near I of a mile from Knightsbridge.
Queen-Street, Chelsea pr Pimlico, —
coramences near Ranelagh-walk,
.. and extends tpwards the hpspital,
Queeri-Street.(Great), Westminster,-^
ori the S, side of St, James's Park,
being the continuation of Little
- Queen-st. to Dartnnouth-st,
Queen-Street (Litrie), Princes.Street,
Westminster, — about three doors
on the R. from Great George-st,
or from the N. E, cprner pf St,
James's Park.
Queen-Street. Edgware-Rpad, — at
61, the sixth on the R. about |
ofa mile from Tybum-turnpike.
Queen. Street (Little), Edgware.
Road, — the first on the R. in. the
last described from the said road.
Queen-Street, Oxford-Street,— — at
27*2, between Duke -street and
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the R. from Tyburn - turnpike.
Queen-Street, Oxford-Street,  -at
340, near i a mile on the L. from
St, Giles's, extending td Marl-'
borough-mews,
Queen-Street, Curzon-Street, May.
fair, — at 10, a few doors on the
right W. frora Half, raoon-^t.
Piccadilly, extending to 31,
Charles-st. Berkeley-square. *
Queen . Street, Great Windraill .
Street, Hayraarket, — at 47, about
ten doors frora Piccadilly, itex
tends to Sherrard-st. Golden-sq.
Queen-Street, Dean-Street, Soho, — .
at 18, the second on the L. from
400, Oxford-st. extending to 50,
Greek-st, near Soho-square.
Queen-Street, Bloomsbury,  rthe
second on the R. in Hart-st. frpra
the S. W. corner of Bloomsbury-
square,
Queen - Street, Seven - Dials,  the
continuation of Shorts -gardens,
entering by 15, Drury-lane, it
exterids from 50, King-st, to the
Seven, Dials,
Queen-Street (Greati, Lincoln's-Inn-
Fields. — at theN. W, corner, ex
tending to 155. Drury-lane,
Queen-Street (Little). Lincoln's-Inn-
Fields. — a few yards In the last
described from the N. W^ corner
of Lincpln's-inn-fields, extending
to 222. High-Holborn.
Queen-Street. Perceval-Street, Clerk
enwell, — the* second on , the L.
from 96. Goswell-st. or the second
on the R. from Northampton-rt,
Queen-Street. Cheapside.  at 70,
the sixth on the R. about i of a
mile from St, Paul's phurch-yard,
it extends to the Three Cranes.
Queen-Street, Worship-Street, Fins
bury-square, — the second on the
R. from Paul-st. towards the Cur-
iain-road.
Queen-Street, Hoxton,— rthe second
on the R, in Pitfield-st, from Old-
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Queen-Street, Quaker-Street, Spital
fields, — the first on the R, a few
yards from 173, Brick-lane, ex
tending to Phoenix-st.
Oueen-Street. Church-Street, Mile-
End Old-Town.— ^at 26, thesecond
onthe R. frora Baker's-row, enter
ing by 94, Whitechapel-road,
Queen-Street, Rosemary-Lane,—^
the second on the R, a few doors
frora the Minories, it extends to
Litde Tower-hill.
Queen-Street, St, George's in thci
-East, — entrance by the second on
the R, in King-st. from Old Gra
vel-lane.
Queen-Street, Ratcliffe,  the E.
continuation of Broad-st. extend
ing from Ratcliffe-cross towards
Limehouse.
Queen-Street, Poplar High-Street or
Road,  by the Queen's Head,
about i a mile on the R. from the
Commercial-road.
Queen-Street. Borough.  the W,
continuation of Union-st. enter
ing by 218, High-st, leading to
Duke-st.
Queen-Street, Mint, Borough, — the
second on the R. in Redcross-st,
frora Union-st, extending to Lora-
bard-st.
Queen-Street (Little). King-Street,
Borough, — at 20, the first on the
L. about twenty doors from 109,
HIgh-st. It leads to Sutton-st. and
the Maze,
Queen-Street, Lock's Fields. Wal
worth, — ^the first on the R, in
York-st, about | of a raile frpra
the High-street or road.
Queen Street or Row, Horsely
down, — the fpurth on the L, In
Free-Schoolrst. from the E. end of
Toolcy-st. leading into King-st,
or Row, Shad-Thames,
Queen-Street. Rotherhithe-Street. —
at 368. a few doors below King's
stairs, | of a mile W.pf the church,
extending to 30, Paradise-st.

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Q-ueen-Street (Lower), Rotherhithe.
Street, — the continuation of It.
coraraencing by Randall and
Brent's Ship-yard, about 1| mile
below the church, and extending
to Trinity .st.
Quickset- Row, New-Road, Mary
bone, — forras part of the N, side,
nearly op. Fitzroy-square, about
-i of a mile on the R, from Tot
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RAQUET or Racket - Court,
Fleet-Street,^— at 114, about
ten doors on the R. from Fleet-
market;
Radcliffe- Place, &c. See Ratcliffe.
Ragged-Staff-Court, Drury-Lane,—
about ten doors ^on the R, ftom
the W, end of Holborn,
Rahns-Place, Church-Lane, White.
chapel or St, George's In the
East, — the second on the R. from
65, Cable.st.
Raine-'s Hospital, St. George'sin the
Eastj-facingthe E.end of Charles.
St. frora 46, Old Gravel.lane.
Ralph's Quay, Lower Thames-St,—
behind 23, about i of a mile be
low London-bridge.
Rara-Alley, Spicer-Street, Spital
fields, — the third on the L. ftom
83, Brick-lane and nearly opposite
Spital-st.
Ram- Alley, Rotherhithe-Street, —
at 217, near Globe-stairs, about
I of a mile on the R. below the
church.
Rara-Ccurt, Fleet-Street,— at 47,
nearly op. Fetter-lane.
Ram-Inn, West-Smithfield.— at 79,
about four doprs W, frpm the en
trance tP St. Jphn-st.
Ramsden's Yard, Beckfprd - Row,
Walwprth, — at 20, near | of a
mile pn the L. frpra the Ele
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Randall's Causeway^ Rotherhithe, —
at the entrance to the Surrey-canal.
Randall's Rents, Rotherhithe. — ^on
the N. side of Greenland-dock,
extending from Russell-st, tp the
Thames, ,
Randall's Wharf, -Upper Tharaes-
' Street. — on the E. .side of Broken-
wharf, entrance by Gardeners-
lane and 42, Upper Thames-st,
Randal and Brent's Upper Ship-
Yard, Lower Queen-Street, Ro
therhithe,- — the first on the L.
below Cuckold's Point; the Lower
Yard is on the L. in Russell-st.
tpwards Greenland-dpck,
Ranelagh-Green, Chelsea, — at the
W. end of Ranelagh-wajk and the
S. end of Wilderness- row.
Ranelagh-Street, Piralico,' — the first
on the L. in Arabella-row, near j
of a mile frora Buckingham-gate,
extending to Eaton-st,
Ranelagh-Street (Upper). — the con
tinuation of the last described, ex
tending towards Five-Fields and
; Chelsea,
Ranelagh-Street (New). Five-Fields,
Pimlico or Chelsea.^ — a few houses
by the Crown and Anchor, the
corner of Ecclestone-st. it is also
called Ebury-place.
Ranelagh-Walk, Pimlico or Chel
sea, — the first on the L, west from
the bridge at the Neat Houses,
abput I of a mile frpra Bucking
ham-gate,
Ratcliffe. — a large distridi: pr haralet
of the parish of Stepney, com
mencing with Cock-hill at the E.
' end of Shadwell High-st, and ex-
tending'to Limehouse.
Ratcliffe or Radcllffe-Court, John's
Row. St. Luke's, — the first on the
' L. from the N. end of Brick-lane,
entering by 113, Old-st.
Ratcliffe-Court, Ratcliffe-HIghway,-
at .115, about thirty doors on the
L. east frpm Cannon-st,
Ratcliffe-Cross, Broad-Street, Rat-

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cliffe,-^the last on the R*, from
Shadwell High-st. and op. Butcher-
row, extending to Narrow-st,
Ratcliffe^Cross-Stairs, — at the W,
end pf Narrow-st. about 2| miles
belpw London-bridge, and op,
Glpbe-stairs, Rptherhithe.
Ratcliffe-Dock, — on the W, side
Ratcliffe-cross-stairs and on the
E. side Mr. Whiring's Wharf,
RatcHffe-Gardens, Ratcliffe-Rpw,
St Lul^e's. — the third on the L.
from Bath-st.
Ratcliffe-Highway,— the E. conti
nuarion of Parsons-st, and Upper"
East-Smithfield. comraencing near
the S. E. corner of Wellclose-
sq. where the numbers begin and
end, viz. 1 and 198. it extends to
Shadwell High-st, about |. of a
mile in length.
Ratcliffe- Layer, Brick - Larie, St,
Luke's, — the last on the L, about
¦y of a mile from 113, Old-st.
leading to Goswell-st,
Ratcliffe-Place, Ratcliffe-Row, St.
Luke's — a few yards on the L.
from BathrSt.
Ratcliffe-Row, St, Luke's, — about J
of a mile on the L. from the N.
W. corner of 'St. Luke's Hospital
towards the City-road, leading to
Brick-lane.
Ratcliffe-Square, Commercial-Road,
Ratcliffe, — between White-horse.
St. and Stepney-causeway, about
li mile from Whitechapel-church.
Ratcliffe-Street, John's-Row, St.
Luke's.-^—a few yards on the L.
east from Brick-lane, entering by
113, Old-st.
Ratcliffe-Workhouse,-,.at the N.
end of White.horse-st, about | of
a raile on the R. from Butcher-
row.
Rathbone-Place, Oxford-Street. — at
- 23, being that number of houses
on the R. from St. Giles's, it ex
tends to Percy-street, Tottenham-,
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Rathboae-Place (Upper), — the con
tinuatipn of the last described,
bearing to the L. it extends to
Bennet-st.
Raven-Court, Fetter-Lane, — at 101,
nearly op'. Dean-st. leading to
Cursitor-st. and Chancery -lane.
Raven-Row, Spitalfields. — at the S.
end of Crispin-st. extending to
Artillery.laae.
Raven-Row, Whitechapel-Road,—
the second on the R. east of the
London-hospital, extending to
Mile-end -green.
Raven and Sun- Yard, Russell-Street,
Berraondsey, — -about the, middle
ofthe S, side, neariy op, Church-
st. St. John's.
Ravenshear's Rents, Vine . Street,
Jjcather-Lane. Holborn,— — the
first on the L. from Bedford-st.
entering nearly opposite Meux's
Brewery.
Rawstone or Rawstorne -Street, Is
lington-Road, — is nearly opposite
Sadler's Wells, about § of a mile
on the R. from St. John-st. it ex
tends to Goswell-street-road.
Ray-Street, Clerkenwell. — at the N.
W, corner of Clerkenwell-green,
bearing to the L. extending to
Little Warner-st,
Rayner-Place, Chelse3,-^between
the King's Road and the Hospi
tal on the E. side of Great Smith-
street,
Rebecca-Court, .Wells-Street, Ox
ford-Street, — at 42, the last on
the R. frora 63, Oxford st.
Recorder Newspaper-Office, — at 45,
Old-Bailey, op. Newgate-prison.
Red-Bull-Wharf. Upper Thames-
Street,— at 93^, op.' Duck's-fppt-
lane,
Red-Cpw-Alley. Kent-Street, Bp
rough, — at 105, about y of a
mile pn the L, from behind St,
George's church,
Red-Cow-Lane, Mile-End-Road,—
the first cdach-turning on the L.

^ pf a mile E. of the turnpike;,
leading to Dog-row,
Red-CrossCoal-Wharf,— on the W,
side of London-bridge, City side,
near Old-Swan.
Red-Cross- Alley or Court, Red-
Cposs-Street, Borpugh.— -abput ten
doprs on the L, from Union-st,
towards the Mint.
Red-Crpss-Court, Cow-Lane, West-
Sroithfield,— at 20, the second-
on the L. from 93, West-Siprth-
field.
Red-Crosj-Court. Barbican, — at 32,.
behind the Red . cross public-
house -
Red-Cross-Square. Cripplegate, — the
second on the Rin Jewin-st. from
46, Aldersgate-st. -it leads to NI-
cols-square and Castle-st.
Red-Cross-Square, Tower-Street, — ¦
at 60, nearly op. Beer-lane, about
nine doors E. from Mark-lane.,
Red-Cross-Street, Cripplegate, — at
the W. end of Fore-st, by the
church, extending to Barbican
and Golden-lane.
Red-Cross-Street. Butcher-Row, Up
per East-Smithfield. — the second
on the L. frora 80, Upper East-
Smithfield, extending to'7. Night
ingale-lane.
Red-Crois-Street. Borough. — ;-thc
first on both the R, and the L, ia
' Union-st. from 218, High-st, it
extends from Park-st. by the Bo-
rough-market to the Mint.
Red-Gate- Alley, Minories, — at 71,
nearly op. the Crescent, being a
few dpprs on the R. from Tower-
hilL
Red-Gate-Cpurt, Minpries, — at 79r
a few doprs pn theR. from Tower-
hill, leading into Worley-cpurt
and Roseraary-lane.
Red- Lion-Alley, Cow-Cross, West-
Smithfield. — at the W. endof
Greenhill's Rents,entering by.93y
St. John-st, ,
Red- Lion Coach-Office^ Strand^ —

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«t S39, the fourth hoase E, of
Catherine-st,
Red-Lion-Court, White- Hart- Yard,
Drury-Lane, — the first on the R.
from 82, Drury-lane, towards
Brydges-st. Covent-garden,
Rcd-Lion-Court, Fleet-Street,  at
169, about ten doors E. from
Fetter-lane, | of a mile on the
L, frora Temple-bar,
iRed - Lion - Court, Great Saffron-
Hill, — .at 11, the second on the
R. i of a mile from Holborn-hill
along 'Field-lane, it leads to Caro
line-court.
Red - Lion - Court, Silver - Street,
Wood-Street, Cheapside,  six
dpors on the R. from 81, Wood-
st. towards Falcon-square.
Red-Lion-Court, Watling-Street. —
at 19, a few yards E, of Bread-st.
extending to 20, Basing-lane,
Red-Lion-Conrt. St, John-Street.
Clerkenwell,— at 160, near Wil
derness-row, about J of a mile on
the R, from West-Sraithfield.
Red - Lion - Court, Charterhouse-
Lane,— the first on the L. from the
square towards St. John.st,
' Red-Lion-Court (Little),— entrance
by the last described.
Red-Lion-Court, London-Wall. —
at 38, the first on the R. east frora
Coleman-st, and op. Bethlem-hos
pital.
Red-Lion-Court, Holy well- Lane, —
at 58. the first on the L. about
twelve doors frora 1 94, Shorediteh
High-st.
Red-Lion-Court. Hoxton-Town, 
njparly op. the Britannia, about
• I mile on theR. from Old-street-
road.
Red-Lion-Court, Kingsland-Road,-
the second on the L. a fev^ doors
from Shpredltch-church, leading
tp Sanders's Gardens and Hoxton.
Red-Lion-Court, Red-LIon-Street,
Spitalfields.- at 19. it extends to
23, Wood.st. about four doors N,
¦frora the church.

Red . Lion - Court, Gebrgii^- Street, >
Bethnal-Green or Spitalfields, 
neariy op. Fleet-st. about ten doors
On the L. north frora Spicer-st.
Red - Lion - Court, St. Catherine's
Lane, — the third on the R. from
SO. Upper East-Smithfield.
Red-Lion-Cpurt, Penningtpn-Street,
Ratcliffe-Highway. — at 81, three
doprs pn the L, from Breezers-
hill,
Rcd-Lion-Court, Red-Lion-Street,
Wapping, — the first on the L,
from 120. Wapping-st. leading to
Upper Well-alley,
Red-Lion-Court, Bermondsey-St. — ¦
at 44, about ^ of a mile on the
L. from Toolcy-st. -.
Red-LIon-Inn, 'Whitechapel High-
Street.— at 30, the corner of Red-
lion-st.
Red-Lion-Inn, Aldersgate-Street,—
at 110, about six doors on the L.
north of Barbican.
Red - Lion - Market', Whitecross-
Street. St. Luke's,— at 213, the
second on the L. a few doors N.
from Chiswell-st.
Red - Lion - Passage, St. Pancras-
Place, St. Pancras,— at 26, about
I of a mile on the R. from the
Small-pox-hospital.
Red - Lion - Passage,, Red - Lion-
Square,  at the S. E. corner,
leading to 62, Red-lion-st..
Red- Lion-Passage, Fleet-Street, — >
:the continuation of Red-lion-
icourt, entering by 169, Fleet-st.
and leading to Gough-square.
Red-Lion-Passage, Whitecross-Sn
St. Luke's, — entrance at 213, it
leads from Red-IIon-market to
King's-Head-court and Beech-st.
Red.LIon-Passage.Red-Lion.Court, Hoxton,  -entrance nearly op.
the Britannia, leading to Leg of
Mutton- gardens 'and Kingsland-
road.
Red-Lion-Passage, Red-Cross-St.
Borough,-^at 37, a few doors on
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the R, frora Union-st, towards the
Mint.
Red-Lion-Place, Cock-Lane, West-
Smithfield,  the first on the L,
a few doors from Giltspur-st, to
wards Snow-hill,
Red-Lion-Row, Walworth or Cara-
berwell-Road, — by theRed-Lipn,
a few yards on the L. frora the
entrance to the Montpelier towards
Camberwell,
Red-Lion-Square, Holborn, — at the
N.end of Dean-st. and Leigh-st.
from 92, High-Holborn.
Red-Lion-Street, Holborn, — at ,71,
about i a raile on the R. frora
Fleet-market, leading to Lamb's.
conduit-st,
Red-Lion-Street, Clerkenwell, 
about the middle of the S. side of
Clerkenwell-green, it extends co
George-court, St. John's lane.
Red-Lion-Streer, Cloth-Fair. West-
Smithfield. — —the second on the
R. from 60. West-Smithfield, and
two doors W, frorn King-st.
Red-LIon-Street, Spitalfields, — on
the W, side of the church, being
the fifth on both the R, and the
L. from 69, Bishopsgate, along
Union-st. and Paternoster-row.
Red-Lion -Street, Whitechapel,  at
30, the fourth ccach turning on
the R. frora Aldgate-pump, lead
ing into Lemon-st.
Red-LIon-Street, Wapping, — at 120,
the fourth on the L. near ^ of a
mile below' the church, leading
I into Anchor and Hope-alley.
Red-LIon-Street, High-Street, Bo
rough,— at 263, about -J of a mile
on the R. from London-bridge, It
extends to Counter-st,
Red-LIon-Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — about I of a mile above
London-bridge, fjntranceby Brick-
, hill-lane, nearly op. College-hill.
Red -Lion -Yard, Old Cavendish-
Street, — the first en the R. a fev/
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Red-Lion- Yard, High-Holborn, — »
at 255, nearly pp. Dean-st. Red-
lion-square.
Rcd-Lion-Yard. Upper King-Street,
Bloomsbury, — about seven doors
on the left N. from Hart-st.
Red -, Lion - Yard, Great Warner-
Street, Cold-Bath-Fields. — at 12,
a few yards on the R. from Bayne's
Row, nearthe House of Correftion.
Red -Lion -Yard, Red- Lion -Street.
Clerkenwell, — at 70, three doors ,
ori the L. from Clerkenwell-green,
Red-Lion- Yard, Long.Lane, Westj
Smithfield, — about ten doors on
the R. from 116, Aldersgate-st.
' communicating also with the said
street at 1 10.
Red-Rose-Alley, Whitecross-Street,
, Cripplegate, — at 56, the second
on the L. a few doors from Chls-i
well-st. towards Fore-st,
Redman's Row, Mile-End, — theeon.
tinuation of Grove-place, entering
by the turnpike, Mile-cnd-coad.
Reeve's Arch. Princes.Street, Lam
beth, — Is nearly op. Randell and
Suter's manufaftory, leading into
Fore-st.
Reeve's-Court, Angel-Square, Bi-
shopsgate-Without, — at the W.
end of Slades. buildings, entering
by 137, Bishopsgate-st.
lleeve's-Court, White's Yard, Rose
mary-Lane, — the second on the L,
from 58. Rosemary-lane.
Reeve's - Mews, South - Audley .
Street, — at 17, about seven doors
on the R, from rhe S. W. corner
of Grosvenor-square-
Refu.^e for the Destitute, Narrow-
'i^'all, Lambeth. — is a few yards-
on the left W. frora the Patent
Shot manufaftory.
Reliance -Square, New - Inn -Yard,
Shoreditch. — af 32, the second on
the R. a few dqors from 175,
Shoreditch.
Renney's Court, Webb-Street, Bo
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ftora 240, Bermondsey-st. near
the Maze,
Renney's Rents, Maze, Borough, —
at 27, the sixth on the L, from
196. Tooley-st.
Renon's Court, Whitecross-Place,
Wilson-Street, Moorfields,  the
first on the L, a few yards from
Wilson-street.
Beputation-Row, Kingsland-Road,-
forras part qf the L, side, about -j-
pf a raile from Shoreditch-church,
and nearly op. the Alms-houses.
Revels.Row, Blackm.an. Street, Bo.
rough, — behind 64, by the King's
Bench.
Retreat, VauxhalJ - Place, South-
Lambeth, — the first on the L. from,
Vauxhall-turnpike.
Reynolds-Court, Ropemakers-Street ,
Moorfields, — is nearly op. Type-
st. being a few doors from the N,
W. corner of jVIoorfields.
Rhodes-W'ells, Stepney, — about, .j of
a mile. E, from Stepney-church,
and near the same distance frora
- Limehouse-church.
Rich - Street, \ Commercial - Road,
Limehouse, — the fourth on the R.
about |- of a mile from the church.
towards the West-India-docks.
Richards-Buildings or Court, Shoe-
Lane, Fleef-Street, — at 72, the
third on the R. from St. Andrew's
church, Holborn-hill, towards
'Fleet-street.
Richards - Buildings, Cherry-Tree-
Court, Golden-Lane, — a few doors
on the R. frora the W. side the
said lane entering near Old-st.
Richards-Court, Bainbridge-Street,
' St. Giles's, — the fourth on the R.
frora the E. end of Oxford-st.
Richard-Street, Coramercial-Road,
St. Gerirge's In the East. — the first
on the R. from Cannon-st. road,
tpwards Limehouse, extending to
Lower Chapman-st,
|lichardson-Street, Long-Lane, Ber-
ftipii'djey, — abput the middle of

the N. side, near \ pf a mile on the
L. from St, Geprge's church.
Richbell-Cpurt, Lamb's -Conduit -
^ Street, — at 10, being that number
of houses on the R. frora Red-
lion-street.
Riches-Court, Lime-Street, — at 50,'
about five doors on the L, from
•21, Leadenhall-st,
Richraond-Buildirigs, Dean-Street,
Soho, — at 58, rhe fifth on the R.
abeut i pf a raile frpra 400,
Oxfprd-Street,
Richmond-Place, East-Lane, Wal
worth. — forms part of the said
lane by the chapel, abont -| of a
mile frora Walworth tligh-street
or road. \
Richmond-Place (Litrie' ,  extends
from the last described op. th?
chapel to Belgrade-place.
Richmond-Street, Princes - Street,
Soho. — the second on the left N.
from Coventry-st. and op. KIng-
st. extending to 24, Rupert-st.
Richmond-Street. Ironmonger-Row,
St, Luke's, — at 20, on the -E. side
the church, the first on the R.
from Old-st.
Rickets - Court. Morgan's Lane,
Tooley-Street, — entrance the first
on the L. In the said lane from
79, Tooley-st.
Rider-Court. See Ryder.
Riding-House- Lane, Great Tich-
field-Street, Marybone,  at 96,
the filth on the L. from Oxford-
market, extending to Edward. st.
Risby's Rope-Walk, Limehouse, —
the first N. parallel to, part of
Narrow-street, entering by Tites-
alley, a few doors ort the L. be
low Mr. Turner's wharf.
River-Terrace, City-Road, — on the
E. side the New-river, op. Dun
can - terrace, extending towards
Colebrook-'row, LHngton.
Roberts- Buildings. Pimlico,  be..
tween Belgrave-terrace and Avery-
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Roberts-Court, Charles-St. Hamp
stead-Road,  at 14, about ilx
doors from Brook-st. near Fitzroy-
square.
Roberts . PI ace. Commercial - Road ,
Mile-End Old Town,— the third
on the R. a few doors from Can-
Bon-street-road, towards White
chapel.
Roberts-Place, Wades-Place, Pop
lar, — :the seccnd on the R. from
op. the Green-man public-hcuse,
near |. of a mile ftom the Cpm
mercial-road.
Robert-Street, Hampstead-Road,—^
is nearly op. the chapel, abput |
of a mile on the L. from the New-
road, or from Tottenham-cpurt-
road.
Robert-Street, John-St. Adelphi, —
the first on the L. from Adam-st.
entering by 73, in the Strand.
Robert-Street, Little James-Street,
Bedfprd-Row, — the first on the
L. a few yards frpm 17, Great
James - st. leading tP Doughty-
Mews and 12, Great Gullfprd-
street;
Robert - Street, Christ - Church, or
Blackfrlars-Road,  the first E,
parallel to part of the said road,
extending from Edward-street to
George-street.
Roblnhood-Court, Church-Lane. St.
Giles's, — about four doors on the
L. from Diot-street, near Phoenix-
street.
Robinhood-Court, Newcastle-Court,
Strand,— the first on the L. a few
yards from PIcket-st. or the Strand.
near 1>mple-bar.
¦Robinhood Court. Shoe-Lane, Fleet-
Street, — at 67, the second on the
R. a few doorsfrom St. Andrew's
church, Hofborn-hiU.
Robinhood-Court, Bow-Lane,Cheap-
side,— at 19, about that number
of doors pn the R. from Cheap-
side.
Roblrihopd - Court, Milk . Street,

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Cheapside, — two doors on the R.
from Honey-lane-market, entering
by 116. Cheapside.
Robinhood-Court, Bell-Alley, Gold
en-Lane,  ihe third on the R^j^
from Golden-lane, towards Gos.
well-street.
R<A)inhopd-Court, Mill-Laney Too
ley-Street. — the second on the R,
a few doors from 55. Tooley-st,
Robinhood-Lane. Poplar. — at the E,
end of Poplar-High-st. or road, on
the L. extending to the East-India
dock-gate.
Robinhood - Y'ard, Leather- Lane,
Holbom. — at 8, the first on the
R. from 128, Holborn-hill.
Robinson's - Lane, Paradise - Row.
Chelsea.  near Cheyne-walk.
about I of a mile on the R. from
the Hospital, extending to the
King's-Road.
Robinson's Place, Farmer -Street,
Shadwell, — at 61, being the last
on the L. from 39, High-st.
Robinson's Place, Shakespear's Walk,
Shadwell, — the last on theR. from
49, High-st. at the E, end ofthe
last described. /
Rochester - Bow, Tothlll - Fields,
Westminster, — by the Grey-coat-
school, near the W. end of Great
Peter-st. extending towards the
Willow-walk.
Rochester-Street, Borough-Market ,-
the continuation of York-st. enter
ing by 276. HIgh-st, near Len-
don bridge.
Rock Life-Insurance-Office. — at 14.
New-bridge-st. Blackfriars, a few-
doors on the R. from Fleet-st. -
Rockingham -Court, Poplar-Row,
Kent-Road, — the first on the L.
a few doors from Rockingham.
row near the Elephant and Castk.
Rockingham-Place, Kent-Road, —
forms part of the N. side, a few
yards on the L, frora the Elepliaot
'and Castle.
Rocklnghara-Row (West), Kent-
Road,

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^Rond, — the E. continuation of the
» last described,
Rockingham - Row (Middle),— the
. .qiptinuation of the last described.
Rockingham-Rovv East, — the con-
, tinuation of the last described.
Rodney's Buildings, Kent-Road, —
forms part of the R. side, near .i
of a mile from the Elephant and
Castle, adjoIni.<ig Dover-place,
Rodney's Court, Chapel - Street,
Holywell-Mount.  at 10, the
first on the L. fix>m the Curtairi-
rpad towards Finsbury.square.
Rodney's Row, Kent-Road,  the
fifth on the R. near J- pf a mile
frpm the Elephant and Castle, it is
continued by GarraOuth-rpw to
Lock's fields,
Rodney-Street, -?entonville.-Is on the
E. side the chapel, about 4- of a
mile on the R. frora Islington to
wards Sommers-Town,
Rodney-Street, Mint, Bororigh,— .is
parallel to and between Lant-st.
and Great Suffolk-st. iiitersefting
. William-st. and John-st.
Roebuck- Court. Turnmill-Street,
'Clerkenwell, — is near the middle
of the W. side, op. Turk's-head-
\ court.
Rogers-Cpurt, Lpwer East-Smith
field, — three dpprs W. pf Hermi
tage-bridge.
Rogers .Rents, Webb - Street, Bp
rough.— -a few doors on the R.
from 248, Bermoridsey-st. towards
the Maze.
Rogues-Lane, Rotherhithe. -Pleads
'frem Jamaica-Level near the Blue-
a'nchpr, tp the St. Helena and
Deptfprd Lpwer-road,
Rolls-Buil4Ings, Fetter-Lane,  at
117, the second on the L, frcm
180, Fleet-st. leading to Symond's
Inn and 32, -Chancery-lane.
Rolls- Yard, Chancery-Lane, — at 1 5,
being that number of houses on
the R. from Fleet-st.
Romney-Row, Vine.Street, West-

R
minster, — the continuation of It^
entering by 43, Millb.mk-st. and
extending from Tufton- st.. to'
Marsham-st.
Ropd-Lane, Fenchurch-Street, — at
24. the second on the R. frera
Gracechurch-street, extending to
Little Tower-st.
Rpppes - Tenements, Rotherhithe.
Street,— at 391, leading to Pas-
field's Rents and Mill-pond-
bridge.
Ropers Buildings, White.Street,
Houndsditch, — the first on the L.
from Cutler-st. entering by 114,
Houndsditch.
Ropers-Place, Borough-Road.-forms
part of the L. side, about i of a
mile frora the King's Bench to
wards the Obelisk.
Rppemakers-Alley, Rpw. or Walk,
Moorfields, — the S. side of Rope
makers-st.
Ropemakers-FIelds,LIraehouse, — the
E. continuation of Narrow-st.
bearing to the L, extending to
Three Colt-st.
Ropemakers-Street, Moorfields, — at
the N, W, corner, leading to
Type-st. and 24, Chiswell-st.
Rosamond-Street, Clericenwell,— the
first on. the R. in Corporation-
row from the N. end of St, John-
st, extending to Spa-fields,
Rose-Alley, High-Holborn,  at
88, a few doors on the R. west
from Red-lion.st, leading into
Eagle-st.
Rpse-Alley, Turnmill-Street, Clerk
enwell, — is nearly op. Cas'tlcTSt.
and ieads to 8, Red-lion.st.
Rose - Ariley, Golden - Lane, St.
Luke's, — at 60, about the middle
of the E. side, nearly op. Turk's
head-court.
Rose- Alley, Bishopsgate- Without,-
at 34, about four doors on the R.
north frora New-st.
Rose- Alley, Flower and Dean-Street,
Spitalfields, — the first on tbe R.
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about -seven doors from 200,
Brick-lane, leading to Fashion-st.'
Rose - Alley, Upper East - Smith-
field, — at 16, four or five doors
on the L. east from Butcher- row.
Rose-Alley.Bankside, Southwark, -—
the fourth on the L. from Clink-
st. or from Bank-end. leading into
Maid-lane,
Rose-Court, Long-Acre, — ^about
twelve doors on the R. from St.
Martin's lane, leading into Rose-
street,
Rose-Court or Buildings, Cursitor-
Street. Chancery-Lane. — ^at 25,
nearly op. Castle-st, frcm 14,
Holborn-hill.
Rose-Court, Turnmill-Street, Clerk
enwell, — the first on the L. about
ten doors from Clerkenwell-
green.
Rose-Court. Fore-Street, Cripple
gate, — at 100, three doors W, of
Grub-st.
Rose-Court, Bow-Lane, Cheapside,-
at 51 , the first on the L, frora 59,
Cheapside.
Rose-Couit, New-Street, Bishops
gate- Without, — the first on the L.
a fewyards frora 30, Biohopsgate-
street.
Rose-Court, Wheeler-Street, Spital
fields,: — at 62, nearly op. -Quaker-
street, from 173, Brick-lane.
Rose-Court, Great Tower-Street, —
' at ;42, about eight doors on the
. L. frqm Tower-hill.
Rose - Court, Blue - Anchor - Yard.
Rosemary-Lane, — the sixth on the
L. frora behind 48, in the said
lane.
Rose-Court, Hickman's Folly, Ber
mondsey. — the first on the R. a
' few yards from Dock-head, to
wards Rotherhithe.
Rose's-Gateway,RusSell.Street,Ber- mondsey,^at 8. by the Ship and
Ball public-house, the third on the
R. from Church-st. towards Dock-
Jiead.

Rcse-Lane, Wentworth-Street. Spu
talfields. — the second coach-turn-
ing on the R, from Osborn.st,
Whitechapel, extending to Fash.
ion-street.
Rose-Lane, Whitehcrse-Street. Rat
cliffe. — at 91, by the Comraercial-
road. the first on the R.. from
Butcher-row, Ratcliffe-cross.
Rose-Street, Gree'iCrStreet, Soho, —
about six doors on the L. from
the S. E. corner -of Soho-square,
; extendingto Crown-st.
Rose-Street, Newport-Market, 
that part of the N. side of It,
which communicates with Litch.
field-street.
Rose-Street, King-Street, Covent-
Garden, — at 23, adjoining New-
st. and leading to Long-acre.
Rose-Street, Newgate-Street,-— at
20, the second on the L.'from
Cheapside, — extending to New
gate-market.
Rpse-Street. Brick-Lane, St. Luke's,^
at 50, the seccnd pn the R. from
113, Old-st. leading tp Norman's
Buildings. '
Rose-Street, Church-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — at 44, the fifth ori theL.
from 65, Shoreditch.
Rose - Yard, Shoreditch High -
Street,,  at 223, leading into
Plough-yard, Cumberland-st. and
the Curtain.road.
Rose and Crown Alley, Whltefrlars,-
is nearly op. Bpuverie-st. entering
by 62, Fleet-st. and leading to.
wards the Thames,
Rose and Crown-Alley, Rose and
Crown-Court, Moorfields, — -the
first on the R. from the N. E,
corner of Moorfields, .
Rose and Crown - Court. Moor
fields. — at the N. E, corner by
Broker-row,
Rose and Crown-Court, Shoe-Lane,
Fleet-Street, — at 26, four doors
N. of Stone-cutter- st.
Rose and Crpwn-Court, Foster- Lane,

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Lane, ' Cheapside.-^about sfcven
doors-on theR. from 147, Cheap-
side.
Rpse arid Crov/n-Cpurt, Essex-Street,
-Whitechapel,-— -the first on the L.
a few doofs frpra 115, Whitecha
pel High-st, '
Ros'e and Crown-Court, St. Cathe-
ririe's Lane,-;-the fourth on the
L. from 49, Upper East-Smith
field, leading to Back-dourt.
Rose and Crown- Yard, St, John-
Street, Clerkenwell.-:  at 126,
about f of a mile on the R, from
Sraithfield. ¦
Rose and RaitibDw-Cpurt, Alders
gate-Street,  about eight doors
on the R, frora Falcon.st. towards
Barbican,
Roseriiary-Lane, Tower-Hill, — near
this' N. E, corner, coramencing
near 81, in the Minories, and ex
teridlng to Cable.st, Wellclose-

Rotherhlthe-Charity- School, — •- — 'on
the S. side Rotherhlthe-church,
RotherhIthe.Stairs,RotherhIthe.St. —
at '74', about a of a mile W. of
the church arid 1|- mile belOw
London-bridge, opposite Wapping
' Ne<v-stalrs, '
Rotherhithe-Street, Rotherhithe, — Is
parallel to the Thames, extending
fromWest-lane, where the numbers
beginandend, vii. 1 and 397, to
Lpwer Queen-st. ahOut If riiile in
lerigth. <
Rptherhlthe-Wall, Bermpndsey, 
is parallelto' the Thames, extend
ing" from Mill'stairs oh the E.
side of St. Saviour's dock to
tVest-lane, about J of a iriile in
lerigth.
Rotherhithe- Wprkhouse, Deptford
,Lower-Rpadj — abqut f pf a mile
Pti'theR, from Paradise-rpw,
Rpttpu-Rpw, Goswell-Street,  at
30, a' few doors S, of Old-st. to
which it leads.
RotfndJCourt (New), Strand.^at

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447, op. Bucklngham'-st. about I
ofa raile on the L. from Charing-
cross.
Round-Court (Old), Strand.  a
436. ,E. side of the last, leading
, to 13. Chandos-st,
Round-Court. Sharp's Alley, Cow-
Cross, — the firstpn the L. frprii
Cpw-cross or frora Turnraill-st,
Clerkenwell.
Round - Cdurt, Onslow - Street;
Clerkenwell. — a few doors on the
L. from Mutton-lane.
Round Court. St, Marrin's-le-
Grand, — thefirst on the R. enterl
ing by 63, Newgate-st, leadingto
Mouldmakers-rpw,
Round.Court, Buflers-AIley, Moor-
Lane, — a few yards from the said
lane, entering by the fifth on the
R. from 86, Fore-st.
Round - Court, Shacklewell - Street^
Bethnal-Green, — three doors ori
the R, from 18i Tyson-st.
jRowcroft's Wharf, Bermondsey .or
, Rotherhithe- Wall, — -on the W.
side of Cherry-garden-stairs, about
1| mile below Lbndon-btidgcr.
'. and op. Wapping-church.
Rowland's Row. Stepney-Green. —
part of the W. side, a few doors
on rile R. fifoffl Assembly-row ,.
Mile-end-road;
Rpwlandspn's Court, Russell-Street,
Bermondsey, — thefirst on the L.i
j 'from 90, Bermondsey-st. towards
j Dpck-head.
Rpwlandson-Place, St, Luke's, See
; Bath-st. •- -
jRowlandson'sRow, City-Road. Sec
! Peerless-Row.
jRoxborough-Place, OxfordlStreet.
See - Harewood-Place.
Royal - Adelphi - Terrace, See
r Adelphi.
Royal-Court or Royal-Oak-Court,' i
] Beak-Street, Golden-Square,  ¦
! tliree doors ^on the R. from 45,
i Swallow-st.
Royai-Academy of Atrts, Ssraerset-
i N n Place,

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Place, — the door on theR. under
the archway, entering between
151 and 152, in the Strand.
Royal-Antiquarian-Society .Somerset-
Place, — the door pn the L. under
the archway, entering between
151 and 152, in the Strand,
Royal-Court, Horselydown-Lane, —
at 21, three doors on the L. from
Shad-Thames.
Royal-Exchange, Cornhill, — on the
N. side, entrance op. 23, and at
the S. E. cprner of the Bank of
England,
Royal- Exchange Assurance-Office,-
over the W. side of the RoyaU
Exchange, and at 37, Pall-mall,
Royal-Hospital- Row, Chelsea, — ex
tends from the ' Hospital-gate to
Grosvenor-row, leading towards
Pimlico,
Royal-Infirmary for Diseases, In the
Eye. — at 4, Nassau-st. Soho,
Royal-Institutipn,-^-at 21. Alhe-
marle-st, being that number of
doors on the R. frpra 62, Picca
dilly,
Rcyal-Rpw^ LarabethUpperMarsh,-
the last en the L. from the tu rn
pike, Westminster-bridge-road, ex
tending to Carlisle-lane,
Rpyal- Oak - Cpurt, Brpad - Street,
Ratcliffe. — at 119, near Cpck-
. hill,
Rpyal-Oak-Cpurt, Park-Street, Bo
rough, — a few doors on the R.
from the Borough-market, neariy
op. Barclay and Perkins's Brewery,
Royal-Oak-Cpurt, Kent-Street, Bo-
rPugh,-T— at 279, about thirty
doors on the R. from St, George's-
church.
Royal-Oak.Lane, Maid-Lane, Bo-
rough, — the first on the L. from
Park-st. or frora Clink-st.
Royal.Oak-Tents, Kent-Street, Bo.
rough, — at 293, about fourteen
doors on the R, from behind St.
George's church.
Royal - Oak . Walk, Haberdashers.

Walk, Hoxton,— 'at 10, the fourth
en the R. frora Old-street-road,
entering by Pitfield-st,
Royal-Oak.Yard, KeBt.Street, Bo.
rough, — at 284, about twenty
doors on the R. from behind St.
George's church. ¦ -
Royal-Oak- Yard, Bermondsey-St.—
at 173, about thirteen doors on
the L. frora the church towards
Tpoley-st, '
Royalty-Theatre, Well-Street, Well
close-Square,  five doors on the
R. from Cable-st.
Ruddicks - Buildings, Lpng- Alley,
' Mpprfields, — is op. the W..end
of Skinner-st, entering by 120,
Bishopsgate-without, -
Rumbal's Court, Long- Alley, Moor
fields, — the second on the-R. a
few doors frora Crown-st. towards
[ Moorfields,
Runrfing-Horse-Yard, Piccadilly, —
at 22, abput five dpprs E, from
Park-lane,
Rupert-Street, Haymarket,  at 7.
Cpventry-st, about fourteen doors
pn the L. ftpm Piccadilly, lead.
ing tp Edrapnds-cpurt and Princes-
street.
Rupert-Street, Goodman's Fields,—
the iirst E, parallel to Lemon-st,
extending from 7, Little Aylife-
' St. to Hooper's square.
Rural-Place, Mile-End-Road, — three
or four dpors on the L. east of
the Old Globe, about 1| mile
frora Aldgate.
Russell-Buildings, Wapping.Street,-
at 72, on the W. side the entrance
to the London-docks.
Hussell-Court, Cleveland.Row, St.
James's, — three doors on the R.
from St. James's st. towards the
Stable-yard,
RusselLCourt, Drury-Lane, — at 75,
about ^ of a mile on the L. from.
the New.Church in the Strand,
leading to 29, Brydges-st. f f-
RusselLCourt, Rosemary-Lane, —
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behind 50, near j of a mile on the
R4 from Tower-hill,
Russell-Court,RatclIffe-Highway, —
at 119, nearly op. Old Gravel-
lane,
Russell. Institution, Great Coram-
Street, — the large stone fronted
building on the L. a few yards
from Wooburn-place, Tavistock-
square,
Russell-Hotel, Covent-Garden,— on
the E, side by Russell-st,
Russell-Mews, Howiarid-Street,Tot-
,tenham-Couit-Road. — at 37, ex
tending to 42, London-st.
RusselLMews, Keppel-Street. Rus.
' ss:ll-Square,^-the first on the L, a
few yards from 30, in the said
square towards Bedford-square,
Russell-Mews, Cleveland-Row, St.
James's, — the N, end of Russell-
court.
Russell-Place, Lisson-Grove, Lisson-
Green, — a few small houses in the
hollow, nearly op. the White-lead
Manufaftory,
Russell-Place, Little Coram-Street.
'ravistock, Square,— : — about the
- middle of the E. side.
Russell-Place, Fitzroy-Square,  at
the S. E, corner, leading into
Charlotte-st, and Rathbone-place,
Russell-Place, Bow-Street, Covent-
.. Garden, — at 38, nearly op. the
Theatre.
Rnssell.Sqnare, — about f of a mile
, N. of Bloomsbury-square and -f
ofa mile W, of Gray's.inft>.lane
by Great Guilford-st.
Russell.Street,{Great). Bloomsbury-
Square,— a: the N, W, comer ex
tending- to Tottenham-court-road,
where the numbers begin and end,
viz. 1 and 124.
Russell.Street (Little), Bloomsbury ,-
the firsr S. parallel to part of the
last, say frora 43 to 65, extending
IJ t^f frora Bury.st, to Duke-st.
Russell.Street(LIttle), Drury-Lane,-
, , - ii.t 61, OH the.N, side the Theatre,

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extending to nearly op, Brydges-
street.
Russell-Street (Great), Cpvent-Gar-
deri, — the continuation ofthe last
described to the E. side of Covent-
garden.
Ru ssell-Street. Bermondsey-Street, —
at 90, near j. of a mile on the
L, from op. 61, Tooley-st. ex
tending to Dock-head (late Five.
foot-lane),
Russell-Street (Upper), Bermondsey-
Street,— at 201, op. the last de
scribed,
Russell-Street, Rptherhithe or Green-
land-Dock, — the continuation of
Trinity-st. to the said dock,
Russia-Court,Honey-Lane.Market,- on the N, side of Russia-row,
leading into Milk-st.
Russia-Row, Mi|k-Street, Cheap-
side, — a few yards on the R, from
116, Cheapside, being the N.
side of Honey-lane-market,'
Ru tland-Court, " Glasshous''e- Street,
Goswell-Street., — the first on the
R, a flew yards from 108, Gos
well-st.
Rutland- Place, Upper Thames-St.—
at 4, on the E, side of Puddle-
dock, about ^ of a mile below
Blackfriars-bridge,
Rutland- Yard, Upper Thames-St.— -
op. the last described,
Ryder's Cpurt. Leicester-Square, — at
26, Cranbouruf-st, two or three
doors pn the L, from the " N. E.
corner of the square leading to
Little Newport-st.
Ryder's Court, Little Ryder-Street,
St, Jame^'.s.— at 9, about four
doprs pn the R. frpra 25, St.
James's street,
Ryder's Mews, Great Ryder-Street,
St, James's, — at 5j on the N.
side between Duke st. and Bury-st,
Ryder-Street (Little), St, James's
Street, — at 26. about the middle
of the E, side, extending to Bury-
street. Ryder.

Ryder-Street (Great), St. James's, —
nearly op. the last described, ex
tending from 9, Bury-st, to Duke-
street,

S ABB'S QUAY, Lower Thames-
Street. — op. 75, on the W, side
of Bear-quay, near the Custom
house.
Sackvi lie-Street, Piccadilly,— at.48,
nearly op. St. James's church, j
of a mile on the R. from the Hay
market, extending tp VigOrlane.
Sadlers-Hall. Cheapiide,— ^at 143,
near Newgate-st.
Sadler's Wells, — about -|- pf a mile
pn the L. frpp the N. end pf St.
John-st. towards LHngton,
Saffron-Court, Great Saffron-Hill.-
at 67, abotit eight doors on the
L. from Hatton-wall.
Saffron - Hill (Great) , Holborn-
Bridge,  r^he continuation of
Field-lane, where thfe numbers be
gin and end, viz. 1 and 15,0, ex
tending to Vine-st. and Hatton-
wall.
Saffron.Hill (Little), — the continua.
tipn of the last described to Ray-
st, Clerkenwell,
Saffron-Place, Great Saffron-Hill, —
at 57, four doors S, frora Castle-
street.
Saffron-Street. Great Saffron-Hill. —
is E. parallel to part of it. say
from 30 to 40, extending fi;ora
Peter-st. to Lilly-st,
Salera - Chapel, Leading . Street,
Shadwell,  between Foxes-lane
and Grlffin-st.
Salisbury- Arms Canal- Warehouse,-
behind 36, Cow-lane, twelve
doors on the'L, frora Snow-hill,
Salisbury-Court, Fleet-Street, — -at
81, thesecond coach-turning on
the L, frora Fleet-market, ex
tending to Salisbury-sq.

Salisbury- Crescent, Lock's Fields,
Walworth, — on the N. side of
Saljsbury-place or the continua-
tion of PItf-st. Kent.road.
Salisbury-Lane,- Bermondsey or Ro
therhithe-wall, — the second on the
R. about g- of a mile below St.
Saviour's dock.
Salisbury - Mews, Great Quebec-
Street, New- Road, Marybbiie,-at
17, the first pn the L. from the
New-rpad.
Salisbury- Place,. New-Road, Mary-
bpne. — .forms part of the S, side,
abput -^ pf a mile .on the R. from
the Yorkshire - stingp, towards
Upper Bake'r-st,
Salisbury-Place- Lock's Fields, Wai.
worth, — forms part of the L. side
the road from Rodney-row, Kent-
road, tPwards Park-place, East-
lane.
Salisbury - Place, Salisbury - Street,
Bermpndsey prP.ptherhI the-Wall,- ¦
the second on the L, a few doors
from Jamaica-Row.
Salisbury-Square, Fleet-Street, — a
few dpprs S. from behind 81,
Fleet-st. entering by Salisbury-
court.
Salisbury-Street, Strand,— at 7'7, five
doors E. of Adam-st. Adelphi, and
about ^ a mile on the L. frora
Temple-bar.
Salisbury-Street, Bermondsey or Ro
therhithe-Wall,  op. Fountaiiir
stairs, about 4- of a mile below
St, Saviour's dock, extending to
Jamaica-row,
Sally's Alley, London-Street, RaU
cliffe, — at 44, the first ou the.R.
from Queen-st. towards Rose-
lane.
Salmon's Lane, Ratcliffe, — at the N.
end of White-horse-st. on the R.
near Stepney -chu reh- yard, ex
tending tp, the Cpmmercial-rpad,
Limehpuse.
Salmon's Place, Saljnon's Lane^,
Limehouse, — nearly op. Farmer's Row,

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Row, ab(Dut I of a mile on the L. i
from the Commercial-road.
Salmon's Row, Salmon's Lane, Lime
house, — at the back of Salmon's
Place. See the last article.
Salraon and Ball -Court, Bunhill-
Row, — at 94. op. the Burying-
ground, leading! to Chequer-alicy.
Salters- Alms -Houses, Monkwell.
Street, — about twelve houses on
the E. side, adjoining Hart-st,
Salter's Court, 'Bow-Lane. — at 14,
being that number' of houses pn
theR, 'frpm Bpw-church. Cheap-
side,
.Salter's Court, Hackney-Road, 
the first on the L, a few doors
frora Shpredltch-church,
Salters-Hall-Court. Cannon-Street,-
at 82, by the church, leading to
the said hall, and to 12, St.
Swithin's lane.
Salters-Hall. See the last article,
Salter's Rents, Hackney-Road, — the
second on the L. a few doors frora
Shoreditch-church,
Saltpetre' - Bank, Roseraary - Lane,
See Dock-Street.
Salutation-Court, Broad-Street, St.
Giles's, — -at 42, a few doprs on
theR. from Monraouth-st. towards
prury-lane,
^alutation-Court. Lower Thames-
Street. — at 101, nearly op. Bil
lingsgate.
Salvadoife.House, Bishopsgate- Witb-
out,.^behind 200, two dpprs N,
of the church.
Samarl'tan-Society,  held at the
L^nd^n - hospital. Whitechapel-
road.
Sambrook-Cpurt, BasinghalUStreet,-
at 25, nearly op. the church.
Sampson's Gardens, Wapping, — the
contluuatioapf Glpbe-st. emering
by 60, Wapping-st.
Sampspn's Place, MIle-End-Rcad, —
nearly op. the Old, Globe, and
about 1| mile on the R. from
-Aldgate. t

Samuel-Street, Church-Street, Beth
nal-Green, —at 74, about I of a
mile on theL. trom65iShoreuitch,
leading into Gibraltar-walk
Samuel-Street, Booth-Street, Spital
fields, — the continuation of it,
entering by 50. Brick-lane, and
extending to Well-st, -
Samuel Street, St. George's in the
' East, — the second W. parallel to
part of Cannon-street-roadi- ex
tending from John-st, to James*
street.
Sand-Court or Yard, Turnmill. St.
Clerkenwell. — the first on theR.
a few yards from the Sessions-
house.
Sanders's Buildings, Horse-Shoe.
Alley. Mowfields. — the third on
- the L. from Wilson-st, towards
Mulberry-court and Long-alley.
Sanders's Court, Great Peter-Street,
Westrainster. — on the W, side of
Perkins's Rents, near the Elephant
and Castle. ,
Sanders's. Court, St, John-Street,
Clerkenwell, — at tjhe N. end. on
the; R. nearly op, Benson's Japan-
raanufaftpry,
Sanders's GardensjKingsland-Rpad,-.
a few doors on the^L. from Shore
ditch-church. leading to HoxlXJn.
Sandford- Row, East - Lane, Wal
worth, — the third on the R. in
South-rst. from Apollo-buildings,
towards Walworth-common.
Sandy's Row or Street, Widegate-
Street, Bishopsgate-WIthout, 
about six dpprs on the R. frora
Bishopsgate-street, leading to
Windsor-st.
Sans-Pareil-Theatre, Strand,  be
hind 410, nearly op. Adam-st;
' Adelphi.
Saracen's-Head-Inn, Snpw-HilL — 01
the W, side St, Sepulchre's church,
near the Old-Bailey. .
Saracen's. Head-Inn,, Firiday-Street,-
abput six dpors on the. R. frora
36, Cheapside. Saracen's-

Saracen's-Head-Inn, AldgatCi.— two
or three. doors on the R. from
the pump near Fenchurch-st.
Saracen's - Head - Yard, Camomile-
Street. — at 7. the second on the
.R. from nearly op. the church.
Bishopsgate.
Sarah-Ccurt pr Street, New Gravel-
^ Lane. St, George's in the East, —
at 145. about twelve doors on the
R, from Wapping-wall,
&raH-Street. Bethnal-Green,  the
continuatipn of Nicols-row, en
tering by 30. Church-st,
Sardinian-Chapel, Duke-Street, Lin
coln's-Inn-Fields, — a few yards on
the L.from 52,LincoIn's-Inn-fields.
Sarn's Alley, Rotherhithe-Street, — at
376, near RetherHithe-stairs, and
abput I of a mile W. of the
church.
Sash-Court, Wilson-Street, Moor-
$elds,^-the first on the R. six
doors from the N. side pf MoPr-
j^lds.
Safchwell's Rents, Church-Street,
¦ Bethnal-Green, — at 82, pn the
W, side pf Thorold- square, about
4 of a mile on the L. from 65.
Shoreditch.
Savage. Court, Widegate-Street. Bi-
SJ^opsgate, — at 30, about seven
doors on the L. from Bishopsgate-
>f^thput.
Savage-Gardens, Crutched-Friars. —
at 21 . about y of a mile on the
R, from 64, Mark-lane, leading
to Tower-hill.
Savannah-Place, Essex-Street, Kings-
land. Road. — a few doors on the R.
ftom the said road, entering op, the
Ironmongers.alms-houses,
Savile- Buildings, Aldgate, — at 17,
ten doors E, from the church (late
White- Bear-Court).
Saville- Buildings, Stepney,-the con
tinuation of Pleasant-row and
Redman's Row to the Green.
Saville- Passage, Saville-Street, Bur
lington-Gardens,— the N. conri

nuatlon ofit under the archway
to Mill-st. and Conduii-st.
Saville-Place,Lambeth,-theW. conti
nuation of Canterbury-place, about
.| of a mile on the L, from Lam-
peth-chapel towards the church,
Saville-Placpa^iyiile- End-Road, 
forms part of the S. side near the.
Plough, about 2y miles on the R,
ftom Aldgate.
Saville-Row, Mile-End-Road.  .
forms part of the S. side, op, the
Bell and Mackerel pubhc-house,
near the last described.
Saville-Row, Walworth High-Street
or Road, — forms part of the L,
side, about! ofa mile from the
Elephant and Castle,
Saville-Street er Row, Burlington-
Gardens, — the first W. parallel to
part of Swallow-st, extending from
Vigo-lane to New Burlington-st, ,
St, Saviour's Church- Yard, High-
Street, Borpugh,  entrance at
296, near i of a mile on the R.
from London.bridge, leading by
thechurch to the Borough-market,
St, Saviour's Dock, Horselydpwn,—!
about I of a mile below London-
bridge and nearly op. Hermitage-
dock,
St. Saviour's - Workhouse,' Pepper,
Street, Borough.^at the S, end
ofit, entering by the W. end of
Queen-street.
Savory's Wharf, Millbank-Street,
Westminster, — about i of a mile
above the bridge, entrance op»
Wood-street.
Savoy. Strand. — entrance by 121,
about the middle of the.S. side,
nearly op. Exeter-change.
Savoy-Steps, Strand, — at 107. near
the last described.
Sa'Wyers - Court, Clement's Lane.
Strand, about five doors on the
R. ftora Clare-market.
Sawyer's or Sayer's Buildings, Phoe
nix-Street, Spitalfields, — is be
tween Hope-streetaiid Grey Eagle- street,

street, being a few doors on the
. L. from 160, Brick-lane.
Sayer's Buildings, Park-Street. Llme-
house-Hole,— ^the first on the R.
from Limehouse - hole towards
Limehouse-Causeway.
Say's Craftsman Newspaper-Office,-
at 10, Aye-maria.lane, op. Pater-
. noster-row. ,1--.
Scallop-Court. Great Carter-Lane,
Doftors-Commons, — two doorson
: the L. from Creed-lane, entering
by 14, Ludgate-street.
School for ' Female Orphans of the
, Clergy, — next door to the chapel
. in Chapel-Street, Lisson-green or
. Paddington.
School for the Indigent Blind, St.
George's Fields,--about g- of a
mile on the L. from West-square,
towards Lambeth.
School for Licenced Vlftuallers
Friendly-Society, Upper Kenning
ton-Lane, — a few doors W. of
the Windmill-tavern.
School for JDebfors-Children, New-
ington-Road, — two or three doors
on the R. from the King's Bench.
Sohool-House-Court, Nightingale-
Lane, East-Smithfield, — at 22, the
first on the R. from Burr st. to
wards Upper' East Smithfield.
School-House-Lane,Cock-Hill,Rat- - cliffe, — the first on the L. from
Shadwell High-street, leading to
Brook-street,
School - House - Passage, Upper -
Tharaes-Street,  at 184, three
doors W. of Queen-st, Cheapside.
School - House - Yard, Aylesbury -
¦ Street, Clerkenwell, — about four
teen doors on the R. from St. John-
st. leading to the Church-yard.
School -House- Yard, Ironmonger-
Row, St. Luke's, — op. the E. side,
of fhe church, seven doors on the
R. from 97, Old-st.
Splater-Street, Brick-Lane, Bethnal-
Green or Spitalfields, — at 154,
the third on the R. from Church-st.

Scooner's , Alley, Wapping- Wall, —
at 28, two or three doors E. of
Star-street.
Scotch-Court, Cross-Lane. Parker'ij.
Lane, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. — the
first on the R. towacds Holborn,
and op. King-st. Drury-lane.
Scotland- Yard (Great), Charing,
Cross or 'Whitehall,— is op. the
Admiralty, ant^ about thirty-five
doors on the L. from the Strand,
towards Westminster-bridge.
Scotland- Yard (Middle), Whitehall.i?
two doorsS.from iheliistdescribed,
leading on the R. to Little Scot
land-yard.
Scotland- Yard (Little) . See the last
article.
Scott's Wharf. Mill-Street, Dock-
Head, — a few doors on the L.
frora Dock-head, towards the
Tharaes.
Scott's Yard, Bu h-Lane, Cannon-.'
Street, — about eight doors op the
R. frora 22, Cannon-st.
Scott's Yard, Whitecross-Street. St. ^
Luke's,^ — at 176, about the rald-f
die of the W. side, leading to
Bear and Ragged-staff-ccurt.
Scptten's Gardens, Duke-Street, St.
George's Fields, — about the mid
dle of the E. side, between Webber-',
St. and Westminster-bridge-road.
Seabrook- Place, White-Lion-Street,
Pentonville, — tlie second on the , ,
L. a few doors frpm High-st.
Islington.
Sea-Coal-Company's-Office, — at 29,-;
New-Brldge-st, Blackfriars, three .
doors from Earl-st. ^
Sea-Coal -Lane, Fleet-Lane, — about
twelvedoors on the L. from Fleet-
market, leading to Snow-hill.
Seal-Ofilce, Somerset-Place,  the"*
third door on the L. frora the
archway, entering between 1511
and 152, Strand. - ^ ""
Seal-Office, Middle Teraple-Lane,
FJeet-Street,-afew yards on the R.
frora 5, Fleet-st, near Tera pie-bar;.
Secondaries-

Secondaries-Office, — at ^8. Coleman-
st. about sixteen doors on the L,
from Lothbury.
Secretary of Bankrupts-Office.- — at
the b'^ttom of Quality-coutt, frora
47, Chancery-lane,
Secretary of State's Office, Horae
-<-' Department, — the first door on
the L. in the small square at the
W., end of Downing- street, from
Whitehall.
Secretary of State's Office, Foreign
Department, Whitehall, — thethird
house on the R. from the Horse
Guards, towards Westminster.
Secretarv of State's Office, War-
Department,— the door facing the
W. end of Downing-st.
Seething-Lane, Great Tower-Street,-
at 56, being the first E. parallel
to part of Mark-lane, it extends
to 33, Crutched-friars.
Selby's Mews, Berkeley - Street.
Portman-Square,  a few yards
on the R- from the N. W. corner
of the said square.
Seleftor New 'paper-Office, — at 10,
Ave-raarla.la. op. Paternoster-row,
St, Sepulchre's Charity-School, Ball-
Court, Giltspur-Street, — entrance
byl4, nearlyop. the church,
St, Sepulchre's Church, Sripw-Hill,-
on the N. side, at the corner of
Giltspur-Street.
St.- Sepulchre's Workhouse. West-
Street, — a few yards on the R,
from 88, West-Smithfield.
Serjeants-Inn, Fleet-Street, — at 50.
being that number of houses on
the R. from Temple-bar.
Serjeants- Inn, Chancery-Lane, — fqur
doors on the R, frora 192, Fleet-
st. near Temple-bar,
Serie-Street, Lincoln's-Inn^FIelds, —
at the S. E. corner, extending to
50. Carey-st. Chancery -lane.
Sermon-Lane, Doftors-Commons, —
the first on the R, in Little Carter-
lane, E. frora Paul's chain, St,
Paul's church-yard.

Sessions-House, Old-Bailey,-r-op,
52, about the middle of theE;
side,
Sessions-HOuse.Clerkenwell-Green,- the large building in the centre of
the W. side.
Sessions-House, Borough, — at the
Town- Hall,- St. Margaret's hill.
I Sessions- House, Horserooiiget-Lant,.
on the W. side the County-Gaol,
Seven Dials, St. Giles's,— the point
where seven streets all meet, viz. at
the.S. end of Great St. Andrew-st,
from Broad-st. and the N. end of
Little-st. St. Andrew's st, from
St. Martin's lane.
Seven Houses, Deptford - Lower -
Road, — fprms part ofthe R. sldcy
about 5 of a mile-from China-hall,
towards the Half-way-house.
Seven-Islands, Mill-Ppnd, Bermond
sey pr Rotherhithe, — a number of
small houses on the E. side, from
Mill-pond - bridge towards, the
Blue-anchor.
S^ven-Star-Alley, Ratcliffe. High.
way, — at 81 , sixteen doors on the
R. below Old Gravel-lane,
Seven-Star-Court, Whltecross-Street,-
St. Luke's, — at 192, three doors
S. pf Playhpuse-yard,
Seven - Star - Cpurt, Nightingale -
Lane, East - Sraithfield,  at
SO, the third on the L, from
Burr-street, towards Upper East.
Smithfield.
Seven-Star-Court. Rosemary-Lane,-,
at 22, about f of a mile on the
R. from the Minories,
Seven . Steps - Alley. Rotherhithe-'
Street. — at 360, about | of a mile
W. of the church, leading to Pa
radise-street.
Seward-Street. Gosvyell-Street. Se«--
Steward-street.
¦Seymour - Court, Church - Way,
Somraers-Town,  a few yards
behind 1, Sommers-place 'West,
new - road ; entrance under the
gateway. Seymour.

, Seymour-Court, Chandos-Streetj Co
vent-Garden,, — at 27, about nine
doors on theR. frpm 27, St. Mar
tin's-lane.
Seymour - Mews, Seymour - Street,
Portman-Square,  two or three
doprs on the L. from the S. E.
corner of the square, extending to
Berke!ey-st.
Seymour- Place, Curzon-Street, May-
fair, — at the W. end, nearly op.
South Audley-st.
Seymour- Place, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — about |- of a mile on the
L, from Walworth High-st. or
road, along York-st. and op. the
' Rev. Geo. Clayton's chapel.
Seymour-Street, Portman.Square, —
atthe S. E. corner, leading into
Edward-st. and Wigmore-st, Ca.;
vendish. square.
Seymour-Street (Upper), Portraan-
Square,— at the S. W. corner, op.
thelast, .extending to 12, in the
Edgware-road.
Shacklewell - Street, Tyson - Street,
Bethnal-Green, — about ten doors
on the R. frora 54, Church-st. or
from op, Brick-lane.
Shad-Thames, Horselydown,  the
last on the R. in Potter's fields.
from the E. end of Tooley-st. ex-
¦ tending to Dock head.
¦Shadwell - Dock. See the next
article.
Shadwell-Dock-Stairs, Lower Shad
well, — near the E. end of, Wap
ping-wall and op. Griffin-st. from
Shadwell-market.
Shadwell High-Street,— the E. con-'
tinuarion of Ratcliffe - highway,
where the numbers begin and end,
viz. 1 and 245, extending from
Blue- gate-fields to Cock-hill.
Shadwell-Market, — on the S. side of
Shadwell High-st. entering by
66, about ten doors onthe R. be-
low thechufch.
Shadwell (Middle),— thefirst S. pa
rallel tp part pf Shadv^ell High-st.

say frorii 76 to 87, e'xtfendlrig from
Pope's hill to Broad-bridge.
Shadwell (Little), — the E. continua
tion pf Lpwer Shadwell tP Bell-
wharf.
Shadwell (Lower), — the continua
tion of Wapping-wall by the side'
of the Thames, extending from
Shadwell-dock to the last de
scribed,
Shadwell (Upper). See Shadwell
High-Street.
Shadwell Water- Works, — at the S.
end of Pope's hill on the L. en-
tering by 75, Shadwell High-
street. V,
Shadwell- Wprkhouse,  about the
middle pf the W. side pf Union-
st. entering by - 227, Shadwell
High-st,
Shafts or Shaftsbury-Square or Cpurt,
York-Street, Westminster, — be
tween Horse - shoe - alley and
Smith's Rents.
Shaftsbury-Place, Aldersgate-$t.—
at 3 1, fifteen doors from Falcon-st.
towards Jewin-st.
Shaftsbury, - Chapel, Aldersga te-St.
See the last article.
Shakespear's Walk, Shadwell, — at
48. Shadwell HIgh-st. under the
archway, leading to Star-st. and
21, Wapping-wall.
Shard's Row, New . Road, St.
George's in the East. See .St.
George's Place.
Sharp's Alley, West-Street, West-
Smithfield, — a few doors on the
R. from the N. W. corner of
Smithfield-market.
Sharp's Buildings, Rosemary-Lane.-
forms part of the S. side, near
Little Tower-hill.
Sharp's Court, Leadenhall-Street,—
at 132, neariy op. the India-
hpuse.
Sharp's Cpurt, Little Trinity-Lane,.
at 14. three doors on the L, from
199, l)pper Thames-st,
Shaw's Cpurt, Charles.Street, Drury-
O o Lane,

s

Lane,— thfe first on the L. .ten
doors from 174, Drury-lane.
Shaw's Court. New-Court .or Alley,
Borough, — at the S. end of it,
entering 'oy 155, Borough High-^
St. near St. Geprge's church.
Shearwood-Place, Turvllle-Stceet,
Bethnal-Green, — the second on
th.e R. from 38, Church-st. lead
ing from Chrlstppher-st. to Mpunt-^
street.
Sheen's Cpurt, Holborn-Hill, — at
90, aibout twelve doors on the R.
fr.om Fleet- market.
-Slieffield-btreet. Clare-Market, — the
N, W. side of the said market,
extending from Vere-st. to Ports.
inouth-st,
.'Shepherd's Alley, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 6-1, about ^ of a mile
on the L. from Londpn-brldge,
and nearly op. Garlick-hill.
Slijepherd's Court, King's-Head-
Court, Shoe-Lane, — three doors
on the 'L. from 08, Shoe-lane.
.Shepherd'-s Court, Upper Brook-
Street, Grosvenor-Square. — eight
doors on the R. from the N, W.
C')rner of the said square.
Shepherd's Court, Old Nicol-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — the fir.^t on the
L. from Cock-lane near Shore
ditch.
Shepherd's'Market, Mayfair, — at the
N. end, of While-horse-st. from
Piccadilly, and behind 38, Cur
zon-st.
Shepherd's Row, Bethnal - Green-
Road, — forms part of the S. side
op. Wilmot-square, about | of a
mile on the R. from 65, Shore
ditch.
Shepherd's Square, Curzon-Street,
Mayfair,  at 38, about seven
doors W. from Haifraoon.st.
Shepherd-Street, Shepherd's Market,-
.- ewnds from the S, side of it to
l^tford-st.
Shepherd -Street, Oxford -Street, — at
310, three dppK E, pf New flpiid-

st, and near |- pf a mile on the L
from St. Giles's.
Shepherd and Flock-Court, White's
Alley, Coleman - Street,  the
foiirth on the L. from 61, Cole
man-st.
Shepherd and Shepherdess - Walk,
City - Road,  on the E. side
St. Luke's workhouse, about i
a mile on the R, from Finsbury-
square.
Sherborne-Lane, Lombard-Street,—
behind St. Mary Woolnoth^
church, entering by 10, Lombard-
st. and leading to Abcfaurch-yard
and Cannon-st,
Sheriffs-Court, Guildhall. — entrance
by the first door on the R. in the
hall frpm King-st.
Sheriff of Middlesex-Office. Tooks.
Court, Chancery-Lane, — thethird
house on the L. from 14, Castle-
st. Holborn.
Sheriff of Middlesex-Commlssloners-
Ofiice, Bedford-Street,— at 15,
op. Bedford-row.
Sheriffs . Office, Giltspur - Street-
Cpmpter, — a few yards pn the
R. frpm Newgate-st.
Sherrard-Cpurt, Tpoley-Street, — —
at 223, in the corner between
Glean--alley and Joiner-st.
Sherrard-Street, Golden-Square,—
the first on the R. in Titchb.nrn-
st. from the Haymarket, leading
to the said square.
Ship- Alley, M'ellelo;e-Square,  at
tbe S. E. corner, extending to
Ratcliffe-highway.
Ship - Court, York - Street, West-
minster, — the first on the L. about
twenty doors from james.st. to
wards Oueen-^quare,
Ship-CourT, Old-Bailey,— at 66,
four or five doors pn the L, from
Ludgate-hill.
Ship-Court. Green-Bank, Topley-
Street. — entrance by the fir^t pn
the R. from SI, Tooley-st.
Ship-Coach-0'ffice,CharIng.Cross,^ at

at 46, a few deors on the R, to
wards the Horse-guards,
Ship-Inn, High-Street, Borough, —
at 30. that number of houses on
the L, from London-bridge,
Ship-Street. Prussian-Island. Wap-
plng.^-the second on the R. from
188, Wapping-Street, near New-
Crane,
Ship- Yard, Strand orPickett-Street.-
about six doors on the - R. west
from Teraple-bar, leading to
New-court and Carey-st,
Ship- Yard, Wardour-Street, Soho, —
at 37. about that number of houses
on the L. from 382, Oxford-st,
Ship- Yard. Redcross-Street, Cripple-
' gate, — at 38. nearly op, Jewin-st.
Ship- Yard. Bishopsgate-Street-With-
put, — at 118, on theN. side of
Skinner-st, abput | pf a mile pn
the L. frpm the church,
.Ship- Yard, Minpries, — at 32, being
that number of houses en the L.
frpm Aldgate.
Ship. Yard, Green-Bank, Tooley-
, Street, — a few yards on the R,
from 81, Tooley.st.
Ship- Yard, HIgh-Sireet, Borough, -
at 33, being that number of
hpuses on the L, frem Lpndpn.
bridge.
Ship and Mermaid-Rpw, Snow's
Fields, Bermondsey,- — the fifth on
the L. from 237, Bexirrsridsey-st.
Ship and Sun-Court, East-Street pr
Lane, Walworth, — a few yards
on the L. from Walwprth HIgh-st.
pr rpad.
Ship-Tavern-Passage, Gracechu rch-
Street, — at 76, about eight dpOrs
op the R. from Fenchurch-street,
leading to Leadenhall-market.
Ship-Tavern, Wharf, Brpad-Street,
Ratchffe, — on tbe W, side of
Ratcliffe-cross-stairs, , abput 2§-
miles belo.w Lpndon-brldge.
Shire-Lane (Great), Fleet-Street pr
Temple-Bar. — pn the E. side of
Temple - bar, extending to 5,
Carcy-st. Chancery-lane.

-Shire-Lane (Litrie), Temple-Bar,—
about fifteen doors on the L. in
the last, from Fleet-st. leading fo
Old Boswell-court,
. Shire-Lane. Chelsea.— extends from
behind the Bun-hcuse towards
Sloane-st.
Shirley's Court or Yard, Old Mon-
tague-Street. Whitechapel, — the
second on the R. from Osborn-
street. ' " :
Shoe-Lane. Fleet-Street.  at' 130,
about twenty- four doors on the
R. from Fleet-market, extending
to Holborn-hrll by St. Andrew's
church.
Shoemakers-Row, Blackfriars, -aibout
ten doors on the R. in Creed-lane
frorn 15. Ludgate-st. near St.
Paui's-chui-ch-yard.
Shoreditch High-Street,  the N.
continuation of Bishopsgate-si. '
extending from Nortpn-falgate
(where the numbers begin and
end, viz. 1 and 249) to the
church. - 'I
Short's Buildings, St. James's Place,
Clerkenwell, — the second on the
L. from Aylesbury-st. leading to
Clerkenwell-close.
Short's Court, Wentworth - Stfeet,
Spitalfields, — a few doors on the
L. frora Petticoat-lane, leading
Into Cox's-sqUare.
Short- Cut, Hickman's Folly, Dock-
Head, — the second on iheR. from
Dock-head, leading by the Half
penny-hatch towards the Neck
inger,
Short's Gardens, Drury-Lane,  .at
15, being that number of houses
on the R. from Broad-st. St.
Giles's, it leads to Queen-st. and
rhe Seven-dials.
Short - Street, Cumberland - Street,
Shoreditch, — the first on the L.
a few yards from the Curtain-
road,
ShPrt-Street, Pavement, M-oprfields,-
at 1 5, abput the middle of the W,
side.

side, leading into Little Moor
fields,
Short - Street, Tower - Street, St,
George's Fields, — at 5, the first
on the L, frora nearly op, the
Asylum, -
Shorts Yard. Broad-Street. Lam
beth,— a few doors on the R,
from the Tharaes, and op. High-
street,
Shorter's Court, Throgmorton-
Street, — a few yards on the R,
frora the N. E, cornerof the Bank
of England.
Shorter's Rents, White's Yard, Rose
mary-Lane, — the third on the L.
a few dpprs frpra 48, Rpsemary-
lane,
Shprter-Street, Wellclcse-Square, —
abput the raiddle of the N, side,
leading to 26, Cable-st,
Shoulder of Mutton - Alley, Fore-
Street, Limehouse, — at 52, a few
doors on the L. below the Draw
bridge.
Shouldham - Street, Queen-Street,
Edgware-Road, — the fourth on
the L, frora 61. Edgware-Road,
extending to John-st.
Shovel-Alley, Great Garden-Street,
St. Catherine's, — about the middle
of the N. side, viz. between St.
Catherine's lane and Butcher-row.
Shovel-Court, Wood-Street. Cheap-
side, — at 120, about twelvedoors
on the L. from 123. Cheapside.
Shrewsbury - Court. Whitecross-St.
St. Luke's, — at 192, about thirty
doors on the L. north from Chlsr
well-st,
Shropshire - Court, Pancras- Street,
Tottenham-Court-Road, — at the
E, end pf it, adjoining Upper
Thornhaugh-st.
Shuter-Court, Basinghall-Street, — at
42, about ten doors on the L.
frora London-wall,
Sick and Wounded-Office. — at the
Transport - office, Dorset- square.
Cannon-row, Westminster,

Sidmouth-Place,Gray's-Inn-Lane.-«« forms part of the W. side, neariy
op. Afton-st, I pf a mile pn the
L. from Middle-row. Holborn,
SIdmouth-Street, Gray's-Inn-Lane,-
at the S, end ofthe last described,
Sidney's Alley, Leicester-Square.—
at the N, W. corner, leading in,
to Coventry-st,
Sidney's Place, Sidney-Street, City.
Road, — a few doors on the L.
frora the City-road.
Sidney-Street, City-Road, — the first
on the R, frora the Angel.Inn,
Islington, it extends to Goswell.
street-rpad, nearly op^ Rawstpne-
s treet,
Signet-Office, Scraerset- Place, — the
third dppr pn the L, from the
archway, entering between 151
and 162, Strand,
Silk-Street, Grub-Street, Cripple-
gate, — about the middle of the W.
side by the CIty.chapel,
Silver-Court, Silver-Street, Mile.
End New-Town, — r-about the
middle of the W. side, viz, be
tween Pleasant-row and Well-st,
Silver-Court, Silver-Street. Golden-
Square, — at 3, pp. Great Pulteney-
street.
Silver- Street, Gnlden-Square. — the
cpntinuation of Beak-st. (entering
by 45, Swallow-st.) to Litrie Wind-
mill-st,
Silver-Street, Bloomsbury, — at, 19,
Southampton-st. about six doors
on the L, from 127, High.
Holborn,
Silver-Street Mews, Bloomsbury, —
about the middle ofthe S, side of
Silver-st.
Silver-Street, Fleet-Street, — behind
62. bearing to the R. and leading
into Lpmbard-st,
Silver-Street, Wppd-Street, Cheap.
side. — at 82, abeut -i pf a mile
on the L. from 122, Cheapside,
leading to Falcon-square,
Silver. Street, Bridgewater . Square,
.parbican.

Barbican,. — the first on the R, in
Charles-st, entering by i,the S. E.
. corner of the square.
Silver-Street, Mile-End New-Town,-
the secorid on the R. frora 62,
Brick-lane, along Pelham-st. and
Pleasant- row, - ¦
Silver - Street, King - Street, St.
George's In the East, — the first on
the L. frora 18, Old Gravel-lane,
near Wapping,
Silver-Street, Loraan's Pond, Bo
rpugh, — ^-the secpnd on the L,
frora Gravel-lane, extending to
Orange-st.
Silver - Street, Canterbury - Square,
Tooley-Street,  at the back of
the W. side of it, and near the
bottora of Glean-alley, from 218,
Topley-st.
Silver-Street, Rptherhithe. — the first
• on the R. in Lower Queen-st, be-
. low Cuckold's Point,
Silyer-Street, Clerkenwell,— the N.
end of Turnraill-st. near the Ses
sions-house.
Simpson's Buildings, Birdcage-
Walk, Bethnal - Green,  a few
sraall houses on the S. side, near
the Nag's- head. Hackney-road.
SIraon's Buildings, Old Pye-Street,
Westrainster, — at 55, the fiist on
the R, from Duclc-lane,
pimonds - Street, See Symoiidsr
Street, ,
Sion.Chapel. See Slen-Square,
Sion's Court, Bermondsey-Street,^—
at 120, three doors on the R,
frora the church towards Tooley-
street, , ,
¦ Sion- College -Gardens, Alderman.
bury,-at 44, four doors on the R,
frora London-wall.
Sion.Place, East-Lane, Wal\<^orth,—
forms part of the N. side, about
.1 of a mile on the R. from
the Kent-road.
^ion-Square. .Mile-End Old-Town ,-
entrance about ten doors en the
L, in Union-st, ftpm 281, Whiter
f;hapel-|;pa4>

Sister's Close, Green-Church.Yard,
• St. Catherine's. — the houses ira-
mediately behind St. Catherine's
st, and on the S. side the Church.
yard.
Six Clerks-Office, Chancery-Lane, —
at 62, about six doors on the R.
frora 310, Holborn. '
Six Garden - Court, Paul's Alley,
Redcross-Street, Cripplegate,  a
few doors on the L. from 62,
Aldersgate-st, entering by Hare-
court,
Size- Lane,' Pancras - Lane, Cheap.
side, — eight dooh on the L. from
83, Queen-st. extending to Budge-
rpw and Watling-st. *
Size- Yard. Whitechapel-Rcad,——
at 22, neariy op. the church.
Skinners Alras-Housrc, IVJile-End-
Road, — eight or ten doprs on
the L, below the turnpike,
Skinners-Hall, Dowgate-HIll, — pp.
32, abput six doors on the R. from
Walbrook.
Skinner's Place, Weston - Street,
Sommers-Town, — the first on the
L. from behind 17; Weston-place,
op, the Small-pox-hospital, it
leads to Skinner-st.
Skinners-Place, Leadenhall-Market.-
forras part ofthe K. side, facuig
the passage frora 81, Gracechurch-
street.
Skinner's Row, Skinner-Street, Som.
mers-Town,^ — entrance by the first
on the R. from the New-road.
Skinner-Street, Sommers-Town, 
the -first on the R. in the New-
road, about i of a mile from the
turnpike. Battle-bridge, It extends
from Judd's Place to near the Brill.
Skinner-Street. Snow-Hill,  the
continuation of Holborn from
Fleet-market to St. Sepulchre's
church and the Old-Bailey.
Skinner-Street, Bishopsgate-Street-
Without, — at 120, about twenty-
four doors N. frora Sun-st. ex
tending to Long-alley. Slade's

jSade'sBuildings, Blbhopsgate-With-
out, — on the N. side of Smith's
Buildings and Lamb-court, enter
ing by 68, Sun-st.
Slade's Cpurt, Red-Cross-Street, Bo
rough, — at 54, the second on the
L. about twelve doors from Union-
st. towards the Mint.
Slater-Court, Blue- Anchor- Yard,
Roseraary-Lane, — ^the fourth on
the L. from 48. Rosemary -lane.
Slfiter 0,'r Slaughter-Street, Bethnal-
Green. See Sclater-st.
Sleep's Alley, St. John-Street, Clerk
enwell.  at 106, by Benson's
Japan raanufaftory, near ¦§ a mile
on the L. frora Smithfield.
Sloane-Square, Chelsea, — thfe space
between Sloane-st. and Lower-
Sloane-st, through which passes
the King's road.
Sloane-Street, Chelsea, or Knights
bridge, — the first on the L, about
¦| of a mile from Hyde-park-cor-
tier, here the numbers begin and,
end, it extends to Sloane-square,
(where there is 145) about f of a
mile In length,
Sloane-Street (Lower), Chelsea, — is
op. the last, extending from Sloane-
square. to Turks-Row,
Sloane-Street (Little). Chelsea, — the
continuatipn of the last, extending
from Turks-Row to Royal Hos
pital-row.
Sloane - Terrace, Sloane - Square,
Chelsea, — is parallel to part of the
N. side, extending from op. 131,
Sloane-st. to George-st.
Sly-Corner, Charlotte-Mews, Char
lotte-Street, Portland-Place, — be-
. hind the L. cprner, entering by
71, Charlotte-st.
Sroall-Pox-Hospltal, Battle-Bridge,
Sommers-Town,  is facing the
N. end of Gray''s-Inn-lane, about
a mile from Middle-row. Holborn.
Smart's Buildings, High Holbprn, —
at 181, about seventeen doers pn
the R. frpm Drury-lane,

Smart's Court, Cartwright: Street.
Rosemary- Lane, — twp doors on
the L, from 32. in the said lane.
Smart's Gardens, Bethnal-Green, --
a group of small houses at the S.
end of Wilmot-st. extending to
wards Dog-row,
Smart's Quay, Lower Thames-
Street, — entrance by 21. on the
E, side pf Billingsgate-
Smith's Alley, Ropemakers-Fields,
Limehouse,  at 60, about the
middle of the N. side.
Smith's Buildings, Gray's-Inn-Lane,-
for-ms part of the E. side, between
Constitution-row and White-hart-
row, near Battle-bridge.
Smith's Buildings, Chequer. Alle}',
Bunhill-Row, about the middle
of the N. side, between 99, Bun
hill-row, and 109, WhItecross-st, -
Smith's Buildings. Lamb-Alley, Bi-
shopsgate.Without,  on the N,
side of Lamb-court, entering by
68, Sunrst,
Smith's Buildings. Leadenhall -
Street, — behind 74, by Aldgate-
pump.
Smith's Buildings. Long-Lane, Ber.
mondsey.  on the R. side of
Miles's Rents, entrance a few
doors on the L. from Bermondsey-
church-yard,
Smith's Court, Great WlndmiJI-
Street, Haymarket, — at 31, five
doors S. of 52, Brewer-st.
Smith's Court, Holborn-Hill, — at
93, op. St. Andrew's church.
Smith's Court, Bracklcy-Street, Crip
plegate, — the second on the R,
from Golden-lane, towards Bridge-
water-gardens.
Smith'sCourt, Whitecha pel- Rpad,—
at 05, about -g of a mile on the
L. east of the church.
Smith's Court, Lower Chapman-
Street, St. George's in the East,^-
the fifth on the L. ftom Cannon-
st. road, near Mary-st. and Ann-
street. Smith's

Smith's Place, Skinner-Street, Spm- '
mers-Town, — the first ontheR,'
from Judd's Place.
Smith's Place, Gray's-Inn-Lane,
Battle - Bridge, — behind Smith's
buildings, leading to Field's build
ings.
Smith's Place, Wapping-Street, — at
65, between Globe-st. and the
entrance to the London-docks.
Smith's Place, Salirion-Lane, Lime
house,— ^about |- of a mile on the
L, from the Comraercial-road, and
nearly op. Farmer's Row.
Smith's 'Place, Gibraltar-Row, St.
George's Fields,  op. 12, tbe
second on the R. from Prospeft-
place, near the Elephantand Castle.
Smith's Rents, York-Street, West
minster, — the fourth on the L.
from Queen -square, and nearly
op. Ship-court.
Smith's Rents, St. John - Street,
Clerkenwell. — at 140, three doors
S, of MItre-court, and about ^ qf
a mile PU the R. from West-
Smithfield.
Smith's Rents, Angel-Square, Bi
shopsgate-WIthout, — the first on
the L, from 137, BIshopsgate-st.
Smith's Rents, Bankside, South
wark, — ^the third on the L. from
Bank-end, about four doors W.
pf Hprse-shoe-alley.
Smith's Rents, Union- Street, St.
Geprge's Fields, — the last on the
R. from the London-road, tov. ards
West-square.
Smith's Rents, Bermondsey-Street,-
at 158, riearly op. the Church.
Smith-Square, Westminster,  the
houses which surround St, John's
church,- entrance by 52, Mill-
. bank-street, .
Smith-Street (Great), King's Rpad,
-Chelsea,— about f of a mile on the
L. frpm Sloane-square, or is -the
continuarion of Durham - place,
frem the W. side the Hospital,
Smith-Street (Little), Chelsea,— the

first on the L. in the last from the
King's Road.
Smith-Street (GreatV, Westminster.—
the .S. conrinuatlon of Deari-st.
near the Abbey, to Great Peter-st.
Smith-Street (Little,) Westminster,-
the first on the L. from Dean-st.
extending to Bowllng-st,
Smith-Street, Northampton-Square,
Clerkenwell. — at the S. corner,
intersefting Perceval-st. and ex
tending to King-st.
Smith-Street (Upper), Northampton-
Square, Clerkenwell, — op. thelast,
intersefting Spencer-st. and ex
tending to Wynyatt-st,
Smith's Ways, Rotherhithe pr Ber
mondsey-Wall, — on the E. side of
Mill-staiirs and St. Saviour's dock.
Smith's Ways, Wapping, — on the '
E. side the Dundee-wharf, about
i of a mile below Hermitage-
bridge.
Smith's Wharf, Rotherhlthe-'V^'all,—
between East - Lane - stairs and
F'ountain-stairs, nearly op. Pal
mer's Rope-walk.
Smithfield- Bars . West-Smi thfield , —
af76. N. side, being the entrance
to St, John-st. 1
SmIthfield.Market, or West-Smith
field, — at the N. end of Giltspur-
st. frpm Newgate-street, or frotft
Snow-hill, the numbers begin and'
end at Cow-lane, viz. 1 and 93.
Smithfield (Upper East), Little Tow
er-Hill, — extends fromthe E. side
of Tower-hill, to Parsons-street,
Ratcliffe-highway.
Smithfield (Lower East),  tbe con
tinuation of Butcher-iow to the
Hermitage-bridge. .
Smock - Alley, Spitalfields, See
Arrillery-Place, .
Snead's Court, Engine.Street, Picca,-
dilly,— the N. end of It, leading
to Brick-st. and Park-lane, ,
Snow's Fields, Bermondsey, — -the
cpntinuation pf KIng-st. entering
by lO'J, High-st. Borough, ex
tending

tending to 238. Bermondsey.st.
Snow-Hill, Holborn- Bridge, — ^on
-the N^ side of Skinner-st. extend
ing from Fleet- market to St.
Sepulchre's church, near Newgate.
Snow's Rents. York. Street, West
minster,  is nearly op. Queen-
square.
Society for the Encouragement of
Arts, John-Street, Adelphi.  at
12. three doors on the R. from
Adara-Street, entering by 73, in
the Strand.
Society for theSuppressIon of Vice. —
at 3 1 , Essex-st. about twenty doors
on the L. f'rom 210, Strand.
Society for the Relief of Persons
imprisoned for Small Debts, 
seven doors on the R. in Craven-
st, from 10, iri the Strand,
Society for the Encouragement of
Servants,— at 10, Pall-Mall, a
few yards on the R. frora the
Haymarket.
Socrates - Place. New-Inn-Street,
Shoreditch,  about eight doors
on theR. from 20. New-inn-yard.
Soil's Row. Hampstead-Road,

forras part of the W, side, extend
ing from Charles-st. near Totten
hara-court-road to Frederick's
place.
Somerset- BuIldings.Hacknej'-Road,-
the first on the L. in Crabtree-row,
from the said road, near Shore
ditch-church.
Somerset - Court, Little Somerset-
Street, Aldgate. — a few yards on
the R. from 22, Somerset-street.
near Mansel-st.
SomersetrHouse or Place, Strand, —
entrance between 151 and l.')2,
about I of a mile on the L, frora
Temple-bar.
Spmerset - Place, Providence - Row,
Finsbury-Square, — the secPnd on
the R. from the City-road, towards
Paul-street.
Somerset- Place, Kennington-Com
mon,  a few yards on the R.

from the Horns-tavern, toWardi
Clapham,
Somerset-Street, Duke-Street, Man
chester-Square, — at 42, five doo/s
on the L. from 174, Oxford-st,
extending to Orchard-st.
Spmerset-Strfeet, Aldgate or White
chapel, — the first on the R. feast
frora the Minories, extending to
Mansel-st.
Somerset- Street Little, Aldgate, — at
22, in the la5t described, about
six doors on the L. from Mansel-
street,
Sommer's Place East, Sommer*-
Town, — on the R. side the New-
road, about J of a raile from Bat
tle-bridge, • extending from Will-
sted-st, to Chalton-st.
Sommer's Place West. Sommers-
Town. — the W. continuation of
the last described,
Sommers - Stairs, Lower Thames-
Street. — a few doors on the R.
below London.btldge, on the W.
side Billingsgate.
Sope-Yard, Park-Street, Borough,-
abput four dpors pn the L, from
the Borough-market.
Sophia - Place, Duke - Street, St,
] George's Fields, — the first on the
L. from Webber-row, towards the
Obelisk.
Sots - Hole. Archer - Street, Great
Windmill-Street. Haymarket, —
a dark narrow passage at the E,
end of It, leading Into Rupert-st.
South - Crescent. "Tottenham . court.
road. See Crescent,
South-Lambeth,  on the S. side of
Vauxhall-turnpike. on the L. ex.
tending towards Stockwell.com-
mon.
South London Water- Works. See
Lambeth.
South-Mews, South. Street, Man-
(jhester-Square,  at 17, three
doors on the L. from 8, Manches-
ter.street.
South-Molton-Laiie,Oxford-Street,-

. is parallel to or behind the W.
side of South-Molton-st.
South,- Molton . Street, Oxford -
Street,— at 294, near ia mile on
the R. from Tyburn-turnpike, ex
tending to 6, Brook-st.
South -Place, Moorfields,  forms
part of .the N. side, adjoining
• South-street. ,
Sputh. Place, Kennlngtpn-Crpss, 
forms part of the R, side of Up-
, per Kennington-lane. nearlyop.
the Windmill-tavern.
South-Place, or Row, Kennington-
Common, -the houses which forra
the N. side of the said Coramon.
South- Rpw, New-Rpad, Spmraers-
Tpwn. — is op, Spnlmer,s-pl. West,
near the rpad which leads tp
Tavistpck-sq.
Scuth-Sea-Charabers, Threadneedle-
Street, — at 4,1. three deors on the
R. ftora the South-Sea-Hpuse.
Sputh - Sea - Court. Lorabard -Street,
Mint, Borough.— on the W. side
ofit. or on the E. side of Little
Guildford-Street, entering by 75,
Queen-street.
South-Sea-Cpurt, Maze, Bprough.-
at 14, about that nuraber of
doors on the L. frora 95, Tooley-
street.
South - Sea - House, Threadneedle
Street, — Is op. the church, and
adjoins 11$, Bishopsgate-street;
there is another entrance at 18,
Old Broad-street.
South-Sea-House (Old)— at 19, Old
Broad St. nearly op. the church.
South-Street. King's-Road. Chelsea.-
the first on the R, a few doors
ftora Sloane-sq, towards Battersea-
bridge. '
South-Street, Manchester-Square. —
the second on the R, in Man-
chester-st, frora the N, side the
square, extending to High-st, op.
Marybone-lane.
South-Street, South Audley- Street,
Grosvenor-square, — intersefts it at

17, about I of a mile from Cur-
zpn-st. and leads into Park-lane.
South . Street, Finsbury. or Moor
fields,  on the M. side of Moor
fields,, being parallel to and be
tween part¬of Finsbury-place and
Wilson-street.
South-Street; Spltalfields-Market,—
the first on the R. iu Pateraoster-
row ftom the church.
South-Street, Larabeth,-. — is nearly
pp. the Irhree Stags, abput i a
mile on the R. ftora Westralnster-
bridge, ,
South - Street, West - Square, St.
George's Fields,  about the
middle of the S. side, extending
to Brook-street,
South-Street, East-Lane,Walworth,-
about the middle of the S. side,
extending frora 1, Apollo-build
ings, to Walworth-cpmmon.
Southampton-Buildings. Holborn,—
at 318, on the W, side of Middle-
row, it leads to 53, Chancery-lane.
Southampton -Court, Southampton-
Buildings, Holborn, — three doors
on the ,R, in the last frora Hol-
born.
Sontharapton . Court. Southampton.
Row, Bloomsbury, — ten doors on
the R. frora Upper King-street,
Holborn, leadinginto Queen-sq^
Southampton-Court, or Row, Tot
tenhara -Court -Road, — —at 140,
nearly op. Warren-st. and three or
four doors ftora the New road.
Southampton - Mews, Southampton-
Place, New - Road, Tottenham-
Court, — is on the N. side of the
said place.
Sontharapton - Mews, Southampton-
Row, Bloorasbury,.  is op. 10,
being a few doors on the L. ftom
Upper King-st. Holborn,
Southampton - Place, New - Road,
Tottenham-Court, — forms part of
the N. side, by the turnpike,
about i of a mile E, of Totten-
ham-court-road, P p Southampton-

Southampton-Row. Edgware-Road.-
at 83, op. Winchester- row, riear
^ a mile on the R, from Tyburn-
tuj-npike,
Sbuthamptpn-Row, Bloomsbury, —
the corrtiriuatiori of Upper King-
st. (entering by; 120, High-Hol
born) tpRusseil squaire.
Sputhamptpn- Street, Strand,  ^at
¦ 3-^7,' near' the middle of the N'.
side, extending tp Covent-Gar
den.
Southamptbn-St. 'High-Holborn, —
at 126, about ^ of a mile on the
R. from Fleet-raarket. extending
to Bloomsbury-square,
Southamptori - Street, Pentonville
•High-Street or Road, — the second
on the R. from the chapel towards
Battle-bridge.
Spa - Fields, Clerkenwell, — about j
of a mile N. pf Clerkenwell-
green, lying between St. John-
stfeet-road and Cold-bath-fields,
Spa - Fields - Chapel, Brayne's Row,
Clerkenwell, — about twelve doors i
E. from the turnpike Iiy the House
of Correftion towards St, John-
street-.road,
Spa-Place, Spa-Fields, Clerkenwell.-
part pf Brayne's Rpw, say ftpm the
turnpike to Wopd-st,
Spa-Road. Berraondsey. See Grarige-
Rpad,
'Spa -Road -Passage, Bermondsey, —
the first on the left E, from the
Spa, leading to Pittman's-pl, and
13. Printers, place,
.jSpan's Buildings, St. Pancras, — near
_ Red-lion-passage, being the "con
tinuatipn pf Vernon's Buildings
towards the church.
Span's Place, BrIIl-t'lace, Sommers-
Town, — ^part of the said place,
entrance on the W. side the Brill
publlc-hpuse.
Spahi^h-Place, Manchester. Square, -
at the N. E. cprrier, extending- tp
Charles-street. '
Spark's PJac€,Duke'sPlace,Aldgate,-

at the S, E. corner of 'Great
Duke's Place.
Sparrick's cr Spurrlck's Rpw, Maze.
Pond. Borough,— a feW doors on
the L. in Weston-st. from 35,
Snow's fields.
Sparrow's Buildings. Potters-Fields,
Horselydown, — ^the first on the L.
a few yards from the bottom of
Tooley-street.
Sparrow-Corner, Rosemary-Lane, —
part ofthe N. side ofit adjoining
the Minories;
Sparrow's Rents, Portpool-LanCj-^
at 47, about rhe middle of theN.
side, leading to Liquorpond.st. by
Meux's brewery,
Speding's Gardens, North - Street,"
Poplar, — about the middle of the
E. side, between Poplar High-st,
and the East-India-dock-road. .
Spencer - Place, Kennington - Com
mon, — a few houses on the R. by
the White Swan, at the commence
ment pf the Crpydon-road/
Spencer - Row, Goswell - Street -
Road, — forms'part ofthe W, side
near the turnpike, extending from
Upper Ashby-st, to Spencer-st,
Spencer-Street, Northampton-Sq.—
on the N. side, extending from
near the turnpike, Goswell-street-
road, to St. John-street-road.
Spencer - Street. New - Inn - Yard,
Shoreditch, — the first on the R. a
few yards from 176, Shoreditch
High-street,
Spencer-Street. St, George's In the
East,  the third on the.R. In
Charles-st. from Lower Cornwall-
st. (op. Bliie-gate-fields) towards
the Commerclal>-rOad.
Spicer-Court, Spicer-Street, Bethnal.
Green, or Spitalfields; — the first on
the R, a few yards from 82, Brick-
lane.
Splcer-Street, Brick=Lane, Bfethnal.
Green, or Spitalfields,-^at 82, op.
Hanbury's brewery.
Splkemaft's Court, -Litrie Porffand- Street,

. .^reet, Marybone,  about six
doprs pn the R. frora lOS, Great
Titchfield-street,
Spller's i. ourt Webber-Rpw, St.
George's Fields, — the second on
the L. from Biackfriars-road. by
the Magdalen-hospital.
Spitai - Court, Spit4 - Street. Mile-
Ei)d New-Town,  the first on
the right N. from Pelham-st.
Sp^tal-bqua^e,BI^hopsgate- Without, -
at 1 04, near y of a mile .on the
right N. from the church, it leads
to White-Lion-st, on the L. and
to, Lamb-st. on the R.
fpJtal.Street, Mile-End New-Town,
or Spitalfields, — the second on the
R, in Spicer- t. from 82, Brick-
lane. extending to Pelham-st. and
'Well-street.
Spitalfields- Market^ Spitalfields. 
entrance, at 10. Lamb-st. or at
23, Paternoster-row, on the W.
side the church.
Spitalfields-Work-House,.^ — on the E,
side of Charles-st. Mile-end New-
Town, near the N. end of
Baker's Row, from 94, White-
c}japel-rpad,
Spptjied-Ppg Coach-Office, Strand,-
at 298. 'four doOrs E, from the
New Church.
Spotted - Horse - Court, Shoreditch
High-Street, at 197, five doors
S. of Holywell-lane,
Spread - Eagle - Cpurt, Gray's - Inn-
Lane.— at 27, being that nuraber
of doors on the R, irOm Middle-
row, Holbprn,
Spread-Eagle-Cpurt, Flnch-LanCj —
at 21, three dcors pu the L. frpm
81, CornhiU.
Spread . Eagle - Court, Kingsland-
Road, — the first on the L; a few
doors from Shoreditclj-church,
Spread - Fiagle - Court, Limehouse-
Causeway, — the first on the L. a
few yards from Fore-st, or from
"Three -Cpk-street,
Spread-Eagle-Court, Rptherhithe,—

on the S. side the church, near
Cow-court,
Spread -. Eagle - Inn, Gracechurch-
Street, — behind 84, twelve dpors
on the L. frora Leadenhall-st,
Spring-Garden, Charing-Cross,  .
the street behind the W, side of iti
entrance by 66. or at 51, op, the
Equestrian statue.
Spring.Garden (New) Piralico, — on
the E. side of Avery-farra-row,
and between Upper Belgrave- pL
and Five-fields. ,
Spring- Garden, Mile - End New-
Town, — a group (Sf small hpuses
between Priiices-row. and Qhurch-
st. entrance by 14, King Edward-
street. , '
Spring - Garden . Court, Mile.End.
Rpadj--about | of a mile pn the
L. belpw the turnpike, and the
first E. ef Stepney-green.
Spring - Garden - MSivs, Charing-,
' Cross.— en the S. side of New-
st, and nearly pp. Euckingham-
cpurt, frpra 37, Charlng-crcss.
Spring -Garden -Place, Stepney, — a
few hpuses pn the R. extending
frora the W, side the church to
wards the fields,
Spring-Street, Dorset-Street, Pprt-
man-Square,^  five doors on the
right, W; from' Baker-st. extend
ing to Durweston-st.
Spring-Street (Upper), — the N. con
tinuation of the last to Yprk-sti
Sprlng-Stre.et (Great), Shadwell,-ex-
tends frpra the S, side the church
yard tp Lpwer.turning.
Spring-Street (Little), Foxes-Lane^
Shadwell, — ^four doors on the R.
fromthe E. end ofthe church-yard,
leadinginto thelast described.
Spur.Inn, fligh-Street, Borough,—
at"98, about i of a mile on tlie L.
frpra London-bridge.
Stable- Yard, St. James's.r^the last
on the L. ^n Cleveland-row, fromi
the Palace, leading into St.
James'^s Park. Stacy's

Stacy's Repository, Great Portland^ Stangate - Street, Lambeth,  the

Street, — at 108,- nearlyop. Little
Titchfield-street.
Stacey-Street,St. Giles's. See Stracey-
Street.
Stafford-Place, Pimlico,— about ten
dpprs from Buckinghara-gate.
Stafford- Place, Hill-Street. Finsbury-
Square.— the first on the R. frora
I^ul-street.
Stafford. Row, Pimlico,- commences
on the L, by Buckingham - gate,
and extends to Ward's Rpw,
Staffprd-Street, Lisson-Grove, Lis
son-Green,  is neariy op, the
Yorkshire-Stingo.
Stafford-Street, Old Bond-Street,—
the first on the L. from 58, Pic
cadilly, extending to 15, Dpver-
street.
Staining- Lane, Wppd-Street, Cheap-
slde,— op. the N, end of Gutter-
lane, entering by 133, Cheapside.
Staraford-Street, Blackfriars-Road.-
the second on the R. abput twenty
dpprs frofn the bridge.
Staraford-Street (Upper),— the cpn
tinuatlpn pf the last described tp
Broad, wall.
Stamp-Office, Somerset.Place,  at
the S. E, corner of the square, en-
trance between 151 and 152,
Strand.
Standige's Buildings, Stoney-Lane,
Tooley-Street,— the second on the
L. from 95, Tooley.st.
Stanford - Place, East . Lane, Wai.
wprth, — the first en the R. a few
yards frpra the Kent.road.
Stangage's Buildings, B.;rmPndsey
New-Road, — the first on the R,
a few yards fr^jm the Bricklayers.
arras, Kent.road.
Stangate-Court, Piccadilly,— at 63,
on the W. side of Burlington-
house, about i of a mile on the R.
from the Haymarket.
Stangate. Lambeth, — the first on the
R, about seven doors frora West-
minster-brid|e.

cpntinuatipn of the last, bearing
to the L. it extends to Lambeth
Upper Marsh.
Stangate - Place, Stangate- St, Lam.
beth, — at 36, under the archway,
near Felix-street.
Stangate.Wharf, Lambeth. — thefirst
above Westminster-bridge,
Stanhope-Street. May- Fair, — the first
on the L. in South Audley-Street,'
frora Curzon-Street, extending to
Park-lane.
Stanhope-Street (Little). May.Falr.-
the first on the R. in Hertford-st,
from Shepherd's Market, or the
first on the L, frora Park lane.
Stanhope - Streef, Clare -Market,— .
the continuatipn of Newcastle-st,
bearing to the L. frora the E,
side the New Church in theStrand.
Stanton's Wharf, Tooley-Street,—
at the N. end of Stoney-lane, en-
tering by 95, Tooley-st.
Staple-Court, Berraondsey .Street,-*-
at 166, five doors on the L.
from the church towards Tooley-,
street.
Staple's-Inn, Holborn, — three doors
on the R. from Mlddle.rpw to.
wards Fleet-raarket.
Staple 's-Inn-BuUdlngs, Middle-Rpw,
Hplbprn, — at 10, leading into
Staple's Inn.
Staple's Rents, Paradise-Street, Ro
therhithe. — at 85. a few doors on
the R. frora MIlLpond-bridge.
Stapleton's Coal - Wharf, White.
friars, — on the W. side of Whlte^
ftiars-dock.
Stapleton's - Court, Ropemakers.
Street, Moprfields, — on the N,
side, between Finsbury.st, and
Type-st.
Star- Alley, Upper East.Smithfield,-
a few doors on the L. "feast of
Butcher-row. leading to Cart.
wrIght-square.
Star-Alley, Fenchurch-Street,  at
52, being that nuraber on the R.
from

from Gracechurch-st. leading to
Mark-lane.
Star-Cprner, Bermondsey-Street, 
the continuation of it, from Long-
lane to the Grange- road.
Star-Couri, Strand,-^a few doors
on the R. from Temple-bar and
nearly op. Essex-st,
Star-Court, Chancery-Lane,-at 1 14,
about eighteen dpprs on the L,
ftom 194. Fleet-st.
Star-Court, ^ Cross-Lane, Parker's
Lane, Linqoln's-Inn-Fields,-thrce
doors on the L, ftom Newton-st.
entering by 206, High-Holbprn.
^tar-Court, Little Compton-Street,
Sohp, — at 12, on the N. side,
between Greek-st. andCrpwn-st.
Star-Cpurt. Grub-Street, Cripple
gate. — abeut the middle of the
W. side, op. Angel-court.
Star-Court, Bread - Street, Cheap-
side. — at S3, about nine doors on
the L. from 46, Cheapside.
Star-Cpurt, Bread-Street.HIll, — at
25, five dPors on the L. from
Bread-st. leading to Hugging-
lane.
StarrCourt, Mint-Street, Bprpugh,-
is facing Duke-st. and abPut i of
a mile on the L. from op. St.
George's church.
Star-Court, Bermondsey-Street, — at
250, about thirty-five doors on
the R. ftpra Tooley-st.
Star-Court, Great Eastcheap.— six
dpprs on the L. ftora FIsh-street-
hill towards Cannon-st.
Star Newspaper-Office, — on the N.
sidepf Fleet-st, by Temple-bar.
Star-Place, Lower Chapman-Street,
St. George's in the East, — the last
on the L, from Cannon-street-
road and op, Albion-place,
Star-Street, Shadwell, — the continu
ation of Shal?espear's walk (en
tering by 48, High-st.) to 24,
Wapping-wall.
Star-Yard, Carey-Street, Lincoln's-
}nn-Fjelds,.^thc first on the R.

mom 99, Chancery-lane, leadfng.
into Chlchester-rents.
Star. Yard. Old Gravel. Lane, — at
103, three doors on the L. from
65, Ratcliffe.highway,
Star and Garden Yard, RatclifEs-
Highway,— at 90, the second on
the R. a few doors E. frora Old
Gravel- lane.
Starch-Alley, Goswell-Street,  at
30, on the S. side of Old-st.
Starch- Yard, Old Gravel-Lane. See
Star- Yard.
Statchell's or Statchwell's Court,
Church - Lane, Whitechapel or
Comraercial-Road, — about f of a
mile on the R, frpra the church
and op. Union-st.
Statesman Newspaper- Office,  at
87, Fleet. St. a tew doors on the
L, ftom Fleet-market,
Stationers-Alley, Ludgate-Street, —
at 35, the second on the R. from
St. Paul's-church-yard, leading
Into Stationers-court and Ave-
Maria-lane.
Stationers - Court, See the last
.article,
Stationers-Hall. — on the N. side of
Stationers-court, bearing to the
L, ftora Ludgate.st,
Stave-Yard, Wapping-Street, — at
33'2, about f of a mile on the R.
below Hermitage- bridge.
Staverton - Row, Newington - Butts
or Walworth; — part of the R,
side, commencing by the Elephant
and Castle.
Steel- Yard, Upper Thames-Street, —
at 87, op. Bush-Lane, near ^ of
a mile on the L. frcm London-
bridge.
Steel's Yard. Great Tower-Hill, — at
33, on the -E. side, about eight
doors from Coopers-row.
Steel's Yard, New-Street. Maze.
Pond, Borough, — entrance by 6,
on the E. side Guy's Hospital,
Stcelhouse-Lane, Stepney, — is cp,
the Causeway, extending from
Brock-

Bifo©k-8t, across the- fields, tow|Ps
Stepney-church.
Steers- Place, Barbican, — atlO, bang
that number of doors on the R.
from Aldersgate -St.
St. Stephen's Church, Coleman-
Street. — about seven or eight
. doors on the L. from Lothbury.
St. Stephen's Church. Walbrook, —
at the S. W. cornet of the Man-
sinn-House.
St. Stephen's Court. New Palace-
Yard, VVestminster. — on the E.
, side by the River Thames,
Stephen- Mews, Gresce-Street, Tot
tenham-Court-Road,  at 3,1,
about five doors on the L. from
23, Rathbone-place.
Stephen - Street, 'rottcnham -Court-
Road, — at '29, the second street
onthe L. from Oxford-st. leading
to Gresse-st, and 23. Rathbone-
place.
. Stepney - Causeway, Brook-Street,
Ratcliffe, — about the middle of
tbe N. side, expending to the
Coramerclal-roadi.
Stepney-Gap, Stepney-Causeway, —
the first on the L. from the Com
mercial-road towards Brook-st,
Stepney-Green, Stepney, — about i of
a mile on the R. In Mile-end-
road, E. from the turnpike, ex-
, tending to near the church.
Stepney -Green-Terrace, — forms part
of the R. side of Stepney-green,
entering by Mile-end-road, it ex
tends from Prospeft-place tpCross-
rpw.
Stepney - Meeting - Hpuse -Charity-
Jrchool, — at the N. end of White-
horse-st. from the Cemraercial-
rpad.
Stcpncy-New-Square, See Trafal
gar-Square',
Stepney - Old - Square, Stepney.
. Green.T-about |- of a mile on the
L. from Mile-end-road. and near
- the N, side tbe Church-yard.
Stepney's Rents, Hackney-Road, —

I about seven oreight houses qo jhe
R. side, het ween Shorediteh-
church and Crabjree-row.
Steven's Buildings, Bell-Street, P^d.
dington. — at 45, about twelve
^ doors on the L, from LIssori.
. Green.
Steward's or Stewart's Court, Clerk.
enwell-Green, — at 33, N. side,
nearly pp. the Sessions-house,
Stewards - Ofiice, Ofay's - Inn, — -by
the chapel, at the N, E. cornerof
Holborn-court.
i Steward's Rents, Drury-Lane,. — at
128, five dpors on the R. north
of Princes-st. leading to Wild.-st,
Steward-Street, Goswell-Street, — at
80, the fourth on the R. nofth
from Old-st. extending to 29,
Brick-lane.
S te ward-Street, Spitalfields,-^ — the
second on both the R. and the Li
in Union-st. from 69, Bishops.
gate-street- without .
Still-Alley, Bishopsgate- Without)— »
at 196, six doors N. of the
church.
Still-Alley, Houndsditch,— at 104,
nearly op. St. Mary-Axe,
Still-Alley, Blue -Gate-Fields, Shad.
well, — the second on the R. abput
eight doors frora 245, High-st.
Shadwell.
Still-Stairs, Horselydown,- at the
N- end of Potter's fields from.the
bottom of Tooley-st. ahout | a
raile below London-bridge.
Stillwell-Court, Maze, Borough, —
at 25, the fifth on the L. ftom
195, ^ooley-,st.
Stock-Exchange, Capel-Court. Bar-.
tholomew-Lane, — at the E. end,
entering nearlyop. the E. entrance
to the Bank of England.
Stock-Weavers Alms.-Houses,KIngST
land-Road, — about -|- of a mile
on the R. from Shoreditch-church.
Stone-Buildings. Lincpln's-Inn,-the
first on the R. frpm op. 55, Chaij-.
eery-lane j near Hplbprn. ' Stone*

Stone-Court, Laundry- Yard, Great
Peter-Street , Westmlnste r, — ^.-the
fet on the P.. frorh the said street,
entering near .Marsham-st.
Stones-End, Bprough, — at the S.
end of Biackman-street by the
King's Bench, about | of a- mile
from London-bridge.
Stone's Row, New- Road, Sommers-
Town. — nearly op.' Chalton-st.
about I ot a mile on the L. -from
Battle-bridged
Stone -Stairs, Broad-Street. -Rat-
. cliffe, — at 94, on the W, side the
India.'Compaiiy's warehouse, and
neariy facing Globe-stairs, Ro.
therhithe. *
Stone - Stairs - Court, Broad-Street,
Ratcliffe,— at 94. Op. the said
stairs.
Stone- Yard.Queen-Street.Borough ,-
at 20, about that number of
houses on the R, from Union-st.
Stonecutters- Alley, Blackfriars,

the S. end of Cock-courr, entering
by 18, Ludgate-hill.
. Stonecutters-Buildings, LittleQueen-
' Street, LIncoln's-lnn-FIelds, — ^at
'5, seventeen doors on the L. from
223, High-Holborn.
Stonecutters-Court, Little St. Mar
tinis Lane, — at 13, being tbat
' number of doors on tha R. from;
the W. end of Long-a'cre.
Stpnecutters-Street, Fleet-Market,-
l at 75, about the middle ofthe
W. side, extending to 22, Shoe-
lane, ,
"Stonecutters- Yard, Kent-Street, 'Bo
rough, — at 22, being that num-
• ber of houses on the L. from- be
hind St, George's church. , j
"StPHfey-Lane, Gravel-Lane, Hpunds-
ditch,-:i^tlie third on .the R. fromi
148, Houndsditch,' leading to Pet
ticoat-lane.
Stoney-Lane, Tooley-Street, — at 95]
about -J- of a mile on the L.
' frora Lpndon-bridge,
Stoney-Street, Borough-Market, 

side, ex-

Torms part of the-W.
tending to Clink-st,
Store - Street (Great), Tottenham-
Court-Road,— at a."), the fourth
on the R. from Oxford-st. ex
tendingto 79, Gower-st.
Store-Street iLIttleJ,- a few doors
on the R. In the last described,
from 79, Gower-st.
Story's Gate, St. James's - Park.— at
Great George-st. Westminster.
Straeeyi.Street,Mon'mouth-Street, St.
Giles's, — the second on the -R,
from Broad-st. leading to Lloyd's
court bythe Church-yard.
Strand, — the N. parallel to the
Tharaes, extending from Charing-
cross, where the numbers begi'a
- and end, viz. 1 and .487, to
Temple-bar, where there is 236,
about |- of a mile in length.
Strand - Lane, Strand, — at 168,
-nearly op. the New Church,
leading to Surrey. stair^.
Stratford-Mews, Marybone-Lane,—
at 67, the first on the L. frora
152, Oxford-st.
Stratford-Place, Oxford-Street,-wat
lb9, op. South-MoIton-st. near -i a
mile on the L. from Tyburn- turn
pike.
Streatliam-Street. Charlotte-Street,
Bloomsbury, — at 20, six dotrs S.
from 34, Great 'Russell-st. ifleads
into . Bainbridge-st. and Oxford-
street'. > .
Streatham-Mews, Streatham-Street,
- Bloorasbury, — r-n the N. side, a
few -yrjrds from Diot-st. -
Street's Building';, Mount-Street,
Grosvenor-Square, — at 75, about
six doors E. frora 16, Park-st.
Stretton-Street, , Piccadilly, — about
the middle of the N. side, and the
first W.- of Berk^lev-st.
Stringer's Row, Deptford Lower-
Road, Rotherhithe, — the first on
the L. frora the E". end of Para
dise-row.
Stroud Waggon-Officei-  at 48,
Grub-

Grub-st. six doprs pn the R.
frora 97,Fore-sr.
Strutton-Ground, Westminster, —
the continuation of Great Chapel-
St. ftom Broadway to Great Peter-
st. and the Horseferry-road,
Suffolk.Court, Harrow-Street, Mint,
Borpugh, — aliout seven doors on
the R. frora Mint-st,
Suffolk- Lane, Upper Thamfes-St,-
at 152, the fifth on the R. frora
London-bridge, leading to Bush-
lane and 22, Cannon-st.
Suffolk-Mews, Suffolk-Street Mid
dlesex-Hospital, — on the W. side,
of the hospital, and pn the E.
sideof Suffolk-st.
Suffolk-Place,Bateraan'sRow, Shore
ditch, — the first on the L, three
doors frpra the Curtain-road,
Suffolk-Street. Middlesex-Hospital, -
three doors W, of it. extending
frpm 9, Charles-st, to 44, Union.
street.
Suffolk-Street (Little), Haymarket,-
seven doors on the R. from Cock.
spur-st. extending to Whitcomb-
street,
Suffolk-Street (Great), Haymarket,-
the first on both the R. and the
L, in the last frpra the Haymarket,
extending to Cockspur-st,
Suffolk-Street. Cannon-Street-Road,
St George's in the East, — —op.
William-st. being a few doors on
the R. frora the Commercial-road
towards Whitechapel-road,
Suffolk-Street (Great), Blaekman-
Street, Borough, — at 80, about
sixteen doors on the L. from the
King's Bench, leading to Gravel-
lane.
Suffolk-Street (Little), Borough, —
the third on the R. in the last
described, from 80, Blackman-st,
Sugar Bakers-Yard, Duke's Place, —
the third on the R. along Cree.
churph-lane, from 87, Leadenhall-
street,
Sogar-LoaLGourt, Dorset-Street, Sa

lisbury-Square,— at 100, the fifth
on riie L, from 82, Fleet-st,
Sugar-Loaf-Court, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 196. nearly op, Queen
hithe,
Sugar - Loaf - Court, Long-Alley,
Moorfields. — the fifth on the L,
from Moorfields towards Crown.
street.
Sugar - Loaf - Court, Bishopsgate-
Without, — at 130, about twelve
doors on the L. north from Sun-
street,
Sugar - Loaf- Cpurt. Angel - Alley,
Bishopsgate- Without, — the third
on the L. frora 138, Bishopsgate.
street,
Sugar-Loaf-Court. Holywell-Lane,
¦ Shoreditch, — at 52. the third on
the L.from 194. Shoreditch High-
street,
Sugar-Loaf-Court, Leadenhall-St.— .
at 50, op. Creechurch-lane, lead.
ing to 108, Fenchurch-st,
Sugar. Loaf. Court, Bermondsey-
Street,— at 46. being that number
on the L, from Tooley-st,
Sugar- Loaf- Court, Essex- Street,
Whitechapel,  the first on the
R, frpm 105, Whitechapel High.
street.
Sugar - Loaf- Court, Swan - Street,
Goodman's Fields. — the second
on the R, from 48, in the Mi
nories.
Summer-Place, Stepney, — the first
E, parallel to Ocean-st. pn the N.
side the Church-yard.
Suramer-Street,Eyre.Street, Leather.
Lane, — twelve dpors on the R.
from the N. end of the said lane,
near Meux's brewery.
Sumner's Buildings, Bishopsgate-
WIthout, — at 22, a few doors on
the R. north from the church.
Sun- Alley, Golden. Lane, Cripple^
gate, — the third on the R, a few
doors N. from Barbican.
Sun-Alley, Upper East-Smithfield,—
at 20, nearly op, Butcher-rpw. Sun-

Siin. Court, Sun -Alley, Goldfen-*
Lane, — a few yards from Golden-
lane towards Red-lion-market.
Suh-Court, Grub-Street, Cripple
gate, — about twelve doors on the
. L. from 15, Chiswell.st.
Sun-Court, Cloth-Fair,- the third
on the L. a few doors from 60,
West-Smithfield.
Sgn-Court, Threadneedle- Street, 
at 62, neariy op, the N. E. corner
- ofthe Royal-Exchange.
Sup-Court, Little Bell-Alley, Moor
fields,  the last on the L. in
Swan-alley, from 67, Coleman-
street.
Sun-Court, Aldgate High.Street, —
at 20,> about twelvedoors E. of
the church.
Sun-Court, Curzon-Street, May-
Fair, — at 13, three doors W. of
Half-moon-st. it leads to Shep.
herd's market,
Sun-Court, Mile- End-Road,  two
,- doors E. of the Vintners-alms-
houses, about I of a mile on the
L. below the turnpike.
Sun Fire-Office, Cornhill, — the se
cond door on the R. from the
¦• Rpyal -Exchange towards the Man
sion-house, also in Craigs-court,
Charing-cross,
Sun (J^Jewspaper-Office, Strand, — at
112, op. Exeter-Change.
Sun.Square, Sun-Street, Bishops
gate, — at 18, about tbat number
of doors on the L, from 149.
Bishopsgate-without,
Sun-Street, Bishopsgate-WIthout, —
at 149, about ^ of a mile on the
L. north from the church, leading
to Crown-st. Finsbury-square.
Sun-Street, East-Lane. Walworth. —
the fourth on the' L, near .^ of a
mile from Walwprth High-st. or
road.
Sun-- Yard, Nightingale- Lane, East-
Smithfield,  at 28, «bout the
middle of the W. side.
Sun. Tavern -Court, Sun-Tavern-

Flelds,- Shadwell,— on .the S. side
the Rope-walk, entering by the
first on theR. in King David-lane,
from 198, Shadwell High.st,
Sun .Tavern- Fields, Shadwell, — en
the N, side Shadwell High-st. say
frpm 117 tp 193, pr from King
David-lane to Lpve-lane,
Sunday- Advertiser Newspaper-Of
fice, — eleven doors on the R. in
Catherine-st. frcm 342, Strand.
Surgeons-College or Hall, Portugal-
Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, — • —
about the middle of the N. side, '
nearly op. Carey-st, :
Surrey-Buildings, East-Lane, Wal
worth, — the first on the L, from
Surrey-Place, Kent-road.
Surrey -Canal-Dock, Rptherhithe,-—
about A of a mile below the
church and nearly op. Shadwell-
dpck.
Surrey - Chapel (Rev. R. Hill's),
Blackfriars-Road,'— about ^ ofa
mile on the L. from the bridge.
Surrey -Dispensary. Uni6n-Street,
Borough, — by Union-Hall, a few
dpors on the L, frora 218, High-
street.
Surrey-Institution, Elackfriars-Rd,-
about six doors on the R. frora the
bridge.
Surrey-Mills, Rotherhithe,— — near
, the Platform, about ^ of a mile
W, ofthe church.
Surrey-Place, Surrey-Street, Strand,-
at 30, abcut eight doors on the
R. from 170, in the Strand.
Surrey-Place, . Lower Queen-Street,
Rotherhithe, — is parallel ta part
of the W. side, extending from
Cow-lane to Silver-st.
Surtey-Place, Kent-Road, — —fprms
part of the tR. side, about i of a
mile below the Bricklayers-arms
and near Surrey-square.
Surrey-Road. See Blackfriars-Road.
Surrey- Rov/, Blackfriars-Road, — the
second on the L. ftom Surrey-
chapel towards the Obelisk.
Q^q Surrey-

s

s

Surrey-Square, Kent-Road,  the
first on the R. below East-lane.
abpiit I pf a mile , from the
Brick layers-arras.
Surrey-Stairs. Surrey -Street, Strand,-
at the S. end of it, being the first
E. of Somersec-house.
Surrey-Street, Strand, — at 173*, the
fourth on the L. from. Temple-bar
and the first E, of Somerset-house.
Surrey-Street (Great), Blackfriars-
Road,— forms part of the E. side.
say from Hollaind-st. to .Surrey-
. chapel, also .part of the op. side,
say from Cross-st. to Christ-
church.
Surrey-Street (New), Blackfriars-
Road, — forras part of the W.
side, say ftora Stamford-st. tp
Christ-church.
Susannah - Place. Curtain - Road,
Shpreditch, — forms part of the
W. side, near Old-street-road.
Susannah - Row, Curtain - Road,
Shpreditch,— the fifth on the L.
frora Worship,st. extending to
wards Leonard-st.
Sussex-Place, Kent-Road.  forras
part of the R. side, about A of a
mile below the Bricklayers.arms,
Suters - Buildings, Chapel - Path,
Somraers-Town,. — a* 29, between
Ossuktori-street and Middlesex-st,
Sutton's Court, Bishopsgate- With
in, — at 77, about twelve doors S.
from the church.
Stttton-Elace, Lisson-Green, — -the
first on the R, in Mitcham-st,
from nearly op, 18, Lisson-st,
Sutton-Street, Soho-Square, — at 21,
on the E. side, extending to Crown-
street,
Sutton-Street (Little), — the first on
the L. in the last, ftom 21, in the
square, leading to FalcPUrbridge-
court,
Sutton-Street (Great), Clerkenwell,-
at 128, Goswell-st, nearly op.
Old.street, it extends to 172, St.
John.-st.

Sutton-Street (Little), Gosweft-
Street, — about six doors N, of tlie
last described,
Sutton-Street, Maze- Pon d,BoroBglij-
on the W. side, extending from
the S, end of Guy's hospital- to.
wards Snow's fields,
Swallow-Gardens, Rosemary-Lane,-
at 128, the sixth on the L, frorai
84, in the Minories,
Swallow.Street, Piccadilly, — at 45,
pp. St. James's church, where the
numbers begin and end, viz. 1 and
160, it extends to 323, Oxford-
st. about I a mile in length.
Swan- AUey, St, Ann's Court, War
dour-Street, — at 12, a few yards
on the R, from 31, Wardour-st,
Swan- Alley, St, John-Street, Clerk
enwell,-— at 72, the fourth on the
L. from' West-Smithfield tpwards
St, John's lane.
"Swan - Alley (Great), Colemau-
Street, — at 66, the fifth on the Rt
from- Lothbury and about fourteen.
doors ontheL. frora London- wall.
Swan- Alley (Little), — the E. conti-
nuatlon of the last to Little Bell-
alley.
Swan-Alley, Nightingale-Lane, See
Swan-Street.
Swan. Alley, Rotherhithe-Street, — at
311, about |- ofa raile on the R,
below the church.
Swan - Court, Bream's Buildings,.
Chancery-Lane,- at the E, end,.
entering by 37,. Chancery -lane.
Swan - Court, Golden - Lane, St,
Luke'3r--behind 75, or the first on
the R. in Cowheel-alley,
Swan-Court, Swan-Street, Bethnal-
Green, — four dpprs on the R.
from 1.54, Church-st. near Brick-
lane;.
Swan-Cpurtj Petticpat-Lane,  at
118, the fifth on the R. from 41,.
Aldgate High-st. ,
Swan-Court, Mansel-Street, Good
man's Fields, — at 9, two doors
N, of Swan-st. Swan.-

"Swani-Court, Roseraary-Lane,— at
bi, on the W. side of White's
yard.
Swan-Court, Narrow -Wall. Lam
beth, — a few doors W. of Cuper's
Bridge, extending towards the
Tharaes,
Swan-Court, William-Street, Black.
friars-Road, — at 17, nearly op.
Pitt-st. leading to Gravel-lane.
Swan-Inn, Holborn-Bridge, — op. the
N. end of Fleet-market.
Swan and Two Necks-Inn, Lad-
Lane, — at 10, op. the N. end of
Milk-4t. Cheapside.
Swan.Inn (One), Bishopsgate-WIth
out, — at 180, about twenty doors
N. of the church.
Swans - Inn (Two), Bishopsgate.
Without. — at 186, about fifteen
dpprs N. of the church.
Swans - Inn (Four), Bishopsgate.
Within.— at 82, about eighteen
doors S. of the church.
Swan Coach.Office, Charing-Cross.-
two or three doors on the R. to
wards the Horse-guards.
Swan-Inn, Whitechapel High-St 
at 20, ten doors W. of Red-lion-
street.
Swan-Inn, Blackman - Street, Bo
rough,  on the S. side of St.
George's church.
Swan-Lane, Swan- Yard, Blaekman-
Street, Borough, — the continua
tion of it, entering by St. George's
church.
Swan-Lane (Old), Upper Thames-
Street,  at 102, about sixteen
doors on the L. from Lpndon-
bridge.
Swan-Larie, Rotherhithe, — about \
.„. of a mile helow the church, and
'^ onthe W. side of Clarence-st,
Swan . Mead, Bermondsfey - New-
Road, — at the E. end of Brandon- ,
St. near the Bricklayers-arms.
Swan. Place, Kent-Road, — the fourth
on the R, below the Bricklayers.
arms, leading towards Lpck's
fields.

Swan.Plac-e, Mile-End-Gxfeen,— — ^
op, Epping-place, being a few
doors S. from Mile-end.turnplklb.
Swan-Stairs (Old), Upper Thames-
Street, — at the bottom of Old-
swan-lane, atid the first stairs above
London.brjdjge;
Swan-Street, Church-Stre'fet, Beth-
nal.Gyeen,  at 164, ten doors
W. of Brick-lane, extending to
Sclater-st.
Swan-Street, Minories,  at 47,
about the middle pf the E. dde,
extending to 8, Mansel-st.
Swan-Street,, Upper East. Smithfieldj-.
at 102, leadihg to Butcher-row
on the-R. and to Nightingale.lane
on the L.
Swan - Street, Kent . Road,  the
fourth on the L. below the Brick-
layers-ai'ms, and op. Swan-'place.
Swan-Walk, Paradise-RoW, Chel
sea .-r-op. 31, Ibading by the side
of the Botanic - garden to the
Thames.
Swan- Yard, Strand;— at 331, op.
Somerset- house, leadingto Whitc-
hart.yard.
Swan-Yard, Tdthill-Street, West
minster, — the first pn the R. from
the W. end of the Abbey.
Swan- Yard, ShoreditchHigh.Street,-
at 54, neariy op. Holywell-lane,
about I of a mile, S, of the
church.
Swan - Yard, Whitechapel - High-
Street,'— at 20, about ten dOors
W, of Red-Lion-st.
Swan- Yard, Mile-End-Road,  the
third on die left E. frora the Old
GIpbe, abput ¦* a mile belpw the
Turnpike.
Swan- Yard, Blackman-Strefet, Bo-
rotigh, — — on the S. side of St.
George's church. '
Swan- Yard, Church-Street, Lam
beth, — a few dpprs pn the R. from
the 'Thames, and op. thechurch.
Swan - Yard, Bermondsey - Street,
Sec Black Swan. Swan

Swan and Hoop Passage, Cornhill, —
eleven^ doors ou the R, from the
Mansion-hpuse, leading tp 78,
' Lpmba|di;St,
Swedish Church, Princes-Scuare. St.
George's in the East,— the build
ing in the centre pf the square.
Sweeds - Ceurt, Trinity - Lane, — at
8, six dpprs pn the L. from Bow-
lane, tpwards Old Fish-st.
Sweeds-Court, Moor-Lane, Crip
plegate, — atthe N. end ofit, on
the L. leading to Buder's alley and
Grub-street.
Sweedland-Court, Bishopsgate- With
out. — about § of a mile on the R,
from the church, and four doors
S, frora Widegate-st,
Sweedland-Court, Viftualllng-Office-
Square, Tower-HIII, — a few doors
on the L. towards the New Mint.
Sweetapple - Ccurt. Bishopsgate -
Without, — at 157, abput eight
doors S. from Sun-st.
Sweetapple - Court, Castle - Street,
Bethnal-Green,  two or three
doPrs E. of Austin-st, behind
Shpredltch-church,
Sweeting's Alley. Cornhill,— at 87,
on the E, side the Royal- Exchange.
Sweeting's Rents. Cornhill. on the
E, side the last described.
Swinton-Street, Gray's-Inn-Lane, —
about 5 of a mile on the R. from
Middle-row, Holborn.
Swiss-Chapel, Moor-Street. Seven-
Dials,-  entrance two or three
doors on the R. from Monmouth-
st. tpwards Crown-st.
St. Swithin's Church. St, Swithin's
Lane, — the comer of Cannon-st.
St. Swithin's Lane. Lombard-Street,-
at 10, the first on the R. from the
Mansion-house, extending to 81,
Cannon-st,
Symond's Inn, Chancery-Lane, — at
32, being that number of doors
on the R, from 194, Fleet-st.
Symond's Street, Sloane-Square, 
at the N. W. corner, leading into

* South-street and the Ring's Road*
Symond's Wharf, Tooley-Street, —
on the W. side of Stanton's wharf,
entering hy Stoney-lane, from 95,
Tooley-st.
Synagogue (Great), Duke's Place,—
on the S. side, or a few doors on
the L. in Duke-st. from 19,
Aldgate,
Synagogue (for Dutch Jews), Lea-
denh all-Street, — behind 53, about
twenty doors on the L. from
Aldgate.
Synagogue (for Dutch Jews),
Church-Court, Fenchurch.Street,-
on the S. side ofthe church, being
a few yards on the L. from behind
66, Fenchurch-st.
Synagogue (for Portuguese -Jews),
Bevis-Marks.  behind 10. or a
few yards- on the R. in Heneage.
lane.
Synagogue (for German Jews). Den,
mark-Court, Strand,  the first
door on the R. from 382, Strand,

TABERNACLE. Moprfields,—
a, few dpors on the L. in 'IV
bernacle-row, from 36; City-road,
Tabernacle Alley, Fenchurch .
Street, — at 128.op.Mincing.la.Me.
Tabernacle- Place, Tabernacle-Walk,
(]ity-Ro.id, — at the N.end of it,
facing the Tabernacle.
Tal-)ernacle-Row,City-Road, — at 36,
the third on the R. about -| of a
raile frora the N, W. corner of
Finsbury-square.
Tabernacle . Square, Old - Street-
Road, — the N. end of Paul-st,
frora finsbury-square.
Tabernacle-Walk, Finsbury-Square,-
the continuation of Windmill-st,
to the Tabernacle.
Talbot-CourtjGracechurch-Street,-^ at 65, leading to 46, Little East.
cheap. Talbo^.

-Talbot.Inn,High-Street,Bprpugh, —
behind 74, near ^ of a mile on
the L. from London-bridge,
Talbot - Inn, Whitechapel High-
Strfeet, — at 25, , five doors W, of
Red-Lion-st. ,
Tallow-Chandlers-Hall, Dowgate-
Hill,-^five doors on the R, from
Cannon-st,
Tanfield-Court. Teraple,  on the
E. side of Lamb's Buildings, being
the. second on the L. irr Inner
Temple-lane from 15. Fleet-st.
Tash-Court, Tash-Street. Gray's-
Inn-Lane, — ^the first on theL. frora
. 43, in the said lane,
Tash-Strcet. Gray's-Inn-Lane, — at
43, being that number of houses
on the R. from Middle-row, Hol
born.
Tattle-Court, Bermondsey-Street, —
¦at 246, about six doors N. from
Snow's fields,
Tatum's Place. Lock's Fields, Wal
worth. — the first N. parallel to
part of East-lane, extending from
Jbhn-st. to Park-plape.
Tavistock-Court, Tavistock-Street.
Covent-Garden,  at 32, about
eight doors on the L. from South-
amptoii-st.
Tavistock.Mews, Tavistock-Street,
. Bedford-Square,  three doors on
tlie L. from 10, Tottenhara-
court-road.
Tavistock- Mews, Little Coram-
Street, Russell-square,: — the first
on the L. from 64, Great Coram-
street.
Tavistock-PIace,Tavistock-Square,- at the S. E. comer, being the second
on the right N. from Russell sq.
Tavlstock-Row, Covent-Garden, —
forms part of the S. side, extend
ing E. from Southampton-st,
Tavistock-Square,- — on the N. side
of Russell -square, tPwards the
New-rpad, Sommers-town.
Tavistock-Street, Bedford-Square, —
by the S. W. corner, extending to

10, Tottenham-court-road, near
Oxford-st.
Tavistock-Street, Covent-Garden,—
the first on the R. in Southampton-
st. from 3S7, in the Strand. '
Tax-Office, Somerset-Place.  en.
trance by the second door at the
back of the building, which forms
the E. side of the square,
Tayler's Buildings, Kingsland-Road i
See Tyler's Buildings.
Taylor's Cpurt, Bpw.Lane, Cheap-
side^ — at 30, three doors from
Great St. Thomas-Apostle 's.
Taylor's Court, St, John-Street.
Road, — a few yards on the R. in
Taylor's Row. from the said road,
Taylor's Court, Hare-Walk. Hox
ton. — the first on the L. from op.
the Ironraongers - alms . houses,
JCIngsland-road.
Taylor's Court. Farraer - Street,
Shadwell.— -at 58, the third on
the L. from 38, Shadwell-high-st.
Taylor's Passage. St. Martin's Lane,
Charing-Cross,  at 31, about
fourteen doors on the right N.
of the church, leading to Bedford
bury,
Taylor's Row, St. John - Street-
Road,— the first N, of Ashby-st.
leading to Northampton-square,
Xear's Alley, High-Street, Lara
beth, — the third on the L, from
the church, towards Vauxhall,
Temple,  a nuraber of buildings,
law-offices, &C, situate between
the W, end of FIcet-st, and the
Tharaes.
Temple-Ba:C, — the gate which divides
the W, end of Fleet-st. from the
Strand.
Temple - Court, Inner Temple.
Lane. — a fewyards on the L. from
6, Fleet-st.
Temple-Gardens, Temple.  upon
the bank of the Thames, on the
S. side the Teraple.
Teraple-Lane, Teraple-Street, — the
first on the left E. from King's. Bench

Bench-Walk, leading to Lorabard-
st. and 56, Fleet-st.
Temple-Lane (Inner), Fleet-Street,-
at 16, being that nuraber pf houses
pn the R. frem Temple-bar.
Temple Lane (Middle), "Fleet-
Street,- — four doors on the R.
from Temple-bar, leading tp the
Temple.
Temple-Place, Blackfriars-Road, —
forms part of the L. side, about ^
a mile from the Bridge, extending
to the Obelisk.
Temple-Street, Whitefrlars-Dock, —
the last on the R. in Water-lane,
from 67, Fleet-st. leading to the
Teriiple.
Teraple-Street, Prospeft-Place, St.
George's Fields, — the first on the
L. from the Elephant and Castle.
towards West-square.
Temple . Stairs, Middle Temple-
Lane,— rat the S. end, entrance by
5. Fleet-st, on the E, side of
Temple-bar.
Temple Stairs (New). Lower
Thames-Street,  by 22, on the
E. side of Billingsgate.
Tenbury-Place, Commercial-Road,
Limehouse, — a few doors on the
R. in Janiaica - p'ace, towards
Gun-lane.
Tench - Street, Bird -Street, Wap
ping,  the first on the R. from
the church, by the wall of the
London-docks.
Tenfopt-Court, Nightingale-Lane,
Upper East Smithfield,— by the
wall ofthe London-docks, entrance
nearly op. Burr-st,
Tennis-Court, Middle-Row, Hol
born. — at 8. leading to Northum
berland-court and Southajnpton-
bulldings.
Tennis-Court. Church-Entry, Black
friars. — the first pn the L. frpm
Shpemakers-row,
Te'nnis-Cpurt. KIng-St. Borough, —
at 60, the first on the R, from
109, Borough High-st,

Tennis-Place,  near the last de^
scribed.
Tent's Yard, Silver.Sti;eet, Gulden-
Square,---at 5, neariy op. Great
Pulteney-st. '
Tenter- Alley, Little Moorfieldsi—
at 31, the sixth on the L.from
(}1. Fore-st.
Tenter-Ground, Goodman's Flelds,-
entrance by 39, Prescot-st. about
six doors on the L, frpm Mansel-
street.
Tenter- Row, Shepherd and Shep
herdess-Walk. City - Road,— the
first on the R. from the Clty-road.
about \ a mile from Finsbury-
square. f
Tenterdon-Street, Hano\'er-Square,-
at 16, the N. W, corner, extending
to Shepherd-st. .
Tenths-Office, Garden-Court, Tem-
pie, — the fourth door on the R,
from Middle Teraple-lane,
Terling -Street, Albion -Street, St,
Geprge's in the Easr, — the |ast on
the L; from tlie Commercial-road,
and near the E. end of Lower
Chapman-st.
Terrace - Temple,  the. N. side
between Fig-tree-court andKIng's-
Bench-Walk.
Terrace, High-§treet, Marybone, —
forms part of the W, side, ,a few
doors on the R, from the New-
road.
Terrace, Tottenham.CourtrRoad, —
part of the R, side, op, Whitfield's
chapel, about f of a mile from
Oxford.st reet.
Terrace, Gray's. Inn-Lane,— .part (if
the W, side, op, 69 to 80, ex
tending from the King's Road to
Jaraes-st.
Terrace, Walworth High-Street, or
Road, — forras part of the R. side,
about I of a mile from the Ele
phant and Castle, between Hano
ver-st, and Amelia-st.
Terrace, Canncn-Stre^-Road, See
Clark's Terrace. Terrace,

'Terrace, Kent-Road * — forms part of
theL. side, about. I ofa mile below
the Bricklayers-arms.
Terrace, Grange-Walk, Bermond
sey. See Anderson's Buildings.
Terrace, Broad- Wall, Christ-Church
or Lambeth, — a few small houses
on the E. side near Stamford-st,
Terrace, Vauxhall. See Vauxhall.
Terrace, Poplar,  op. the India-
coffie-house, and near -j of a mile
on the R. from the Comraercial-
road,
Terrace-Place, Stepney, — the S. end
of Stepney-green-terrace, about -i.
of a mile on the R. from Mile-
end-road,
Tewksbury - Cpurt, Whitechapel -
High-Street, — at 100, nearly, op.
' 'Red-Lipn-st.
Thacket- Court, Vine -Street, St.
Martin's Lane, Charing Cross, —
near the N. end of Church-lane,
' entering by 456, in the Strand;
Iliames-iStreet^ Lower), —the first N.
parallel tp the Tharaes, extending
' from London-bridge, where there
ate Nos, 1 and 127, Tower-hill.
•Thames-Street (Upper)', the coml-
nnattpn of the last from London-
bridge' to Earl-street, Blackfriars,
where the numbers begin and end.
viz. 1 and 240, about f of a mile
in length,
Thames-Street (Little), St, Cathe
rine's, — the continuation of St.
Catherine's st, to 80. Lowei^ East-
Smithfield. near Burr-st.
T]hames-Street, Bankside, South-
" Wark, — the first street on the L,
about- g- of a mile from Clink-st,
towards Blackfriars-bridge,
Thames-Street, Rotherhithe,  is
parallel to and between Russell-
st. and theThames, on the N. side
of Greenland-dpck.
Thanet-PIace, Strand,— at 230, six
doors on the L, from Teraple-bar.
Thatched-House-Court, Little St,
Jam?s.'s Street,— — three doors on

the L. from St. James's st, near
the Palace.
Thatched-House-Court, Strand,— -at
418, nearly op. Adam-st. Adelphi.
Thavles-Inn, Holborn-Hill, — at 56.
six doors W. of St, Andrew's
church-yard.
Thay er-S treet, Manchester- Square,—
four doors on the L. In HInde-st.
from the W, side of the square^
leading into High-st.
Theobald's Road. RedrLion-Squ-are.-
the third coach-turiiing on. both
the R. and the L.iin Red-lion-st.
from 71. High Holborn.
St. Thomas- Aposrie's ,'Great), Bow-
Lane,— at 27, the third st. on the
L. frpm Cheapside, leading to
Cloak-lane.
St. Thoraas-Appstle's (Litrie), Bow-
Lane,  at 35, the second street
on the L. frora Cheapside.
St. Thoraas-Apbstle's-Court, Great
St. 'Thomas- Apostle's, — at 22, a
few yards E, of Queen-st.
St. Thomas's - Church - Yard, St.
Thomas's Street. Borough,  the
second on the R, from 43, Bo.
rough HIgh-st,
Thomas-Court, Ball-Court, Golden-
Lane, St. Luke's— the third on the
L. from Golden-lane.
Thomas-Court or Place, Old Nicols-
Street, Bethnal-Green, — the first
on the R. from Nicol's Row.
St, Thomas's Hospital, High-Street,.
Borough,  at 3^6, being that
numberof houses on the L. from
London- bridge.
Thomas-Passage, Bethnal-Green-
Road,— the 'first on the R. in
Charles-st. ftom op. Wilmot-
square.
Thomas - Place, Bethnal - Green-
Road, — a few doors on the L.
in Abbey-street, from the said
rpad.
Thpmas-Place, Hampstead-Road,—
, part of the L. side, about i ofa
mile ftom Toltenham-court-road. Thomas-

Thomas - Place. Crabtree - RoV.
Bethrial-Green. — ;part of the R,
side, a few doors frora the Hack
ney, road.
Thomas- Place,- Pell-Street. Rat
cliffe, — about the middle of the
W. side, entering by 194, Rat
cliffe-highway.
Thomas-Place. Parker's Row, Dock-
Head, Bermondsey, — a few yards
on the R. n~6rth from the Neck-
. inger-turnpike, leading to John-
street. ,
Thomas - Place, Deptford Lower-
Road, Rotherhithe, — by Bedford-
place, near the E. end of Paradise-
row.'
Thomas - Row. Bethnal - Green-
Road, — the second on the R. in
Charles-st. frora op. Wilmot-
square.
Thomas - Street, Bethnal - Green-
Road, — at 55, the third on the
R. near j of a raile E. from the
turnpike,
Thomas-Street, Mile-End New-
Town. — the second on the R.
from 94, Whitechapel-road, along
Baker's Row and Charles-st.
Thomas - Street, , Ducking - Pond-
Row, Whitechapel-Road,-' — op.
Greyhound-Lane, entering by 105,
In the said road, leading into the
last,
Thomas-Street, Brick-Lane, Bethnal-
Green or Spitalfields.— -at 120,
about fourteen doors on the L.
from 144, Church-st.
Thomas - Street, Curtain - Road,
Shoreditch, — the fourth on the
L. from Worship-st. nearly op.
New-inn-yard.
Thomas-Street, Commercial-Road,
Mile-End Old-Town, — the fourth
on the R, from Cannon-street-
road towards Whitechapel.
Thomas-Street. Mary -Street, Step
ney, — the first on the L, from
Ocean-st. Cow-lane.
Thomas-Street, St, George's in the

East, — abput eight dpors on the
R, in Church-lane, from 65,
Cable-sl, extending to Princes-
place.
Thomas-Street, Kent-Road, — a few
doors on the L, belpw the Brlck
layers-arms.
Thpmas-Street, Mead-Row. Kent.
Road. — the first on the L, from
the said road.
Thomas.Street, Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — the second on the L. from
Garmouth-row, Kent-road, to
wards Salisbury-place and Easr-
lane.
Thomas-Street, Horselydown, — at
1 14, Shad-Thames, op. George-
stairs, leading to Three Oak-lane.
St. Thomas's Street, High-Street,
Borough, — at, 43, the secondon
the L. from London-bridge.
St. Thomas's Tents, Borougli,— the
E. continuation of the last.
Thorapson's Place, Wilmot-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — near the S. end
towards Dog-row,
Thompson's Rents, Half - Moon-
Street, Bishopsgate - Without,^-
the second on the L. from 170,
Bishopsgate-st,
Thorney - Street, Bloorasbury, 
the W. continuation of Hart-st.
and Castle-street, or the first on
the R. in Plumbtree-street from
18, Broad-st.
Thornhaugh-Street, Bedford.Sq.—
the first on the R. in Francis-st.
from op. Whitfield's chapelj Tot
tenhara-court-road,
Thornhaugh-Street (Upper), — the
W, continuation of the last from
Francis-st.
Thorold - Square, Church - Street,
Bethnal-Grfeen,— at 92, neariy op,
thechurch,
Thrawl-Street, Brick-Lane', Spital
fields,— at 208, tl^e second on the
L, frora op, the church, White
chapel,
Thread needle- Street, Bishopsgate- " Within,

Within, — at 116, leadingto the
N. side the Royal-Exchange.
Three -Arrow - Court, Chancery-
Lane, — at 97, three doors N, of
Carey-st,
Three-Colts. Alley, KIng-Street,'St.
Geprge's in the East, — the first on
. the R.from Old Gravel-lane, near
Wapping.
Three-Colts-Ceurt, Worship-Street,
Holywell-Mount, — at 7, the first
on the L. frora Paul-st.
Three-Cofts-Court, Angel - Alley,
. BIshopsgatc-Without, — the conti
nuatipn pf Slade'i Buildings.
Three - Colts-Court, Three ^olts-
Street, Limehouse. — at 15. Also
called New Court..
Three - Colts . Lane, Hare - Street,
. Bethnal-Green, — at 80, thefirst
on the R- frora 109, Brick-lane.
Three . Colts - Street, Limehouse,—
on the E. side the church, ex
tending from the Commercial-
road to the Lime-kilns-dock,
Three-Colts-Yard,Vlile-End-Road,- the second on the L, below the
Old Globe, about \ a mile E.
, from the turnpike.
Three - Crane - Court, Castle - Lane,
. Westrainster, — about the middle
of the L. side from James-street,
tpwards Elliott's brewery.
Three-Crane-Lane, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 75, op. College-Hill,
about I of a mile on the L. from
. London-bridge.
Tbree-Crane-Stairs, — on the W, side
the last, and at the bottom of
Queen-st. frora Cheapside,
Three-Crane-Wharf. Upper Thames-
Street.-at the S. end of the last.
Three - Crane - Yard, High -Street,
Borough,  at 66, being that
number on the L. from London-
bridge.
Three-Crown-Court, White's Alley,
Chancery. Lane, — the first on the
R. from op. 77, Chancery-lane.
Three-Crown-Court, Garlick-HIU,-

two doors pn the L. from 190,
Upper Thames-st.
Three-Crpwn-Cpurt, Fpster-Lane>—
about twenty dpprs pn th^L. frpm
148, Cheapside.
Three-Crown-Cpu rt, Jewry-Street,
Aldgate,  the third on the R.
twelve doors frpm Aldgate.
Three -Crpwn- Cpurt, High-Street,
Borough,  at 269, about -J of a
mile on the R. frora London-
bridge.'
Threc-Cups-Alley, Shoreditch High-
Street,-  at 220, about twenty-
four doors S, of Hplywell.lane,
leading Into George-st;
Three-Cups- Alley. LpwerShadwell.-
pp. 51, being the cpmer pf Bipad-
bridge.
Three-Cups- Cpurt, LowerShadwell,-
the first on the R. in the last frpm
pp. 51,
Three-Cups-Inn, Aldersgate-Street,-
abput twelve dpprs on the right,
N. of Barbican,
Three-Cups- Yard, Bedfprd -Street,
Bedfprd-Rpw, — about six doors
W, of Bedford-row, extending to
4, Princes-st.
Three - Dagger - Court, Fore - Street,
Cripplegate, — at 110, nearly op,
Wood-st.
Three-Falcon-Court, Fleet^Street,-
at 144, about | of a raile on the
R, frora Fleet-market.
Three-Falcon- Court. Fishmongers-
Alley, High-Street, Borough,—
' the first on the R. from 230, near
St. Margaret's Hill.
Three-Fox-Cpurt, Lpng-Lane, West
Smithfield,— ab'ut twelve doors
on the L. from 67, West Smith-
field.
Three-Hammer-Alley, Glean-Alley,
Tooley-Street,— at the S, end, on
the L. entering by 218, Tooley-
street,
Three - Herrings - Court, Redcross-
Street, Cripplegate, — at 57, the
' first on the L. ftora Barbican,
R r Three^

Three-Herrlngs-Couf t, Cree Church-
Lane, — the first on the R, from
87, Leadenhall-st.
Three- Kings-Court, Whitecross - St.
St.Luke's, — at 90, abouteighteen
. doors N, frora Chiswell-st,
Three-Kings-Court, Lombard.St. —
at 33, four doors E, frora Cle
ment's lane.
Three-Kings- tourt, Minories, 
ten doors on the L. frora Aldgate.
Three -Kings -Yard, Davies-Street,
Berkeley - Square, — at 15, being
that number on the R, frora 292,
Oxford-st,
Three- Legs-Court, Whitecross -St,_
St, Luke's.  at 207, fourteen
doors on the left N. ftora Chls-
well.st,
Three-Mariners-Ceurt, Fpre.Street,-
Cripplegate, at 104, five doors
W, of Grub.st,
Three - Nuns - Inn, Aldgate High-
Street, — at 12, a few doors E. of
the church,
Three-Oak-Lane, Horselydown, 
the E. continuation of Free-school-
street, bearliig to the left,
Three-Pigeons-Court, Angel-Alley,
Long-Alley, Moorfields,-the first
ontheL, frora Long-alley, near
Skinner-st,
rhree-Pigeons-Court, Ray - Street,
Clerken wel 1,-the second on theL.
frora the N.W. corner pf Clerken
well-green,
Three-Tuns . Alley, Bunhill -Rpw,
St. Luke's, — at 100, about the
middle ofthe W. side, two doors
S. of Chequer-alley,
Three-Tuns -Alley, Wentworth-St.
Spitalfields, or Whitechapel, 
the first S. parallel to' part of it,
extending ftom Pctticoat.lane to
Old Castle-st.
Three-Tuns-Cpnrt, Redcross-Street,
Cripplegate. — at 53, nine doers
on the L, frora Barbican,
Three-Tuns-Court, Miles's Lane,
Cannon-Street,  at 24, three

doors on the R, ftora 130/ Upper
Thames-st, '
Three-Tuns-Court, Upper Thamesr
Street, — at 123, three doers on
the R. from London-bridge.
Three - Tuns - Court, 'White-Street,
Borough, — '¦ — at 18. being that
number on the L. from St.
^George's church,
Three-'Tuns-Inn, High.Street, Bo
rpugh, — at 93, near St, Marga
ret's Hill,
Three - Tuns - Passage, Ivy - Lane,
Newgate-Street, — a few yards ea
the R. frora 29, Newgate-st,
Three . Twis - Yard, High - Street,
Borough.  at 88, by St, Mar
garet's Hill.
Throgmortpn-Street,- at the N. E,
ccrner of the Bank of England,
extending to Brpad-st.
Thurlpw-Place, Hackey-Rpad. — ¦
forms part of the L, side, about
J of a mile frora Shpredltch-
church.
Thurlpw-Place, Bethnal-Green,— r-
pn the E, side the green, towards
Globe-st. near the Rising Sun.
Thurlpw-Place, Apollo- Buildings,
East-Lane, Walworth,  at 21,
abeut -J pf a raile pn the L, frpm
the Kent-rpad,
Thurlpw-Street, Pitt-Street, Black
friars-road, — the first on the R.
ftora 52, Great Surrcy-st, near
Surrey Chapel. ¦
Tldewalters-Court, Church . Street,
Minpries, — a few doors on the L.
from 26, In the Minories.
Tiger-Court. See Tyger.
TIgs.Ceurt,Castle-Street,Borough,- a few yards on the L,.from 14,
Redcross-st,
Tllney-Court, Old-St, St, Luke's,—
op. 81, about eighteen doors W.
of Bunhill-row.
Tllney-Street. South Audley-Street.-
the second on the L. from Curzoft-
street. leading to Park-lane.
Times Newspaper-Office, — on the E.
side

side of Printing - house - square.
Water-lane, Blackfriars.
Titchborne-Court, High Holborn,-
at 280, three doprs W. pf Great
Turnstile, near i a mile on the L,
ftora Fleet-market.
Titchbome-Street, Haymarket, — —
op, the N, end of it, extending
from Piccadilly to Sherrard-st.
Titchfield - Chapel, Westmoreland-
Street, Marybone, — seven dpors
ori the R. from 12, Great Mary
bone-street,
Titchfield . Street {Great), Mary
borie, — the continuation pf Mar
ket-st, entering by 87, Oxfprd.
St. being that number pn the R.
ftpm St, Giles's.
Titchfield - Street (Little), Mary.
bene, — at 100, in the last de.
scribed, the sixth pn the L. ftpm
Oxfprd-st, V
tritchfield-Street, Dean-St, Sphp. —
at 72, six doprs on the R, from
400, Oxford-st,
Tites-Alley, Narrow-Street, Lime
house, — the first on the L. below
Mr. Turner's house, leading to
, Risby's rope-walk.
Titmouse - Alley, Farmer - Street.
Shadwell,  at 54, about the
middle of the E, side,
Tobit's Dog Coach-Office, St, Paul's
Church- Yard.— a door or two on
theR, from, Ludgate.st.
Tokenhouse - Yard, Lothbury. 
at 44, on the N. side the Bank of
England,
Toms-Court, Duke-Street, Grosve-
' nor-Square, — at 5, the seccnd on
the L, frpra 277, Oxford-st.
Tongue- Yard, Whitechapel-Road, -
' at 247, the third on the R. about
thirty-six doors E. of the church.
Tongue- Yard (Little), 'Vyhltechapel-
Road, — at 267, ten doors W, of
the last described.
Tooley-Street, Borough,— the first
on the ,L. from London-bridge,
vhere the numbers begin and end.

viz. 1 and 252, near | a -mile- in
length.
Tooley's Gateway, Topley-Street,-
at 63, nearly op. Bermondsey-
street.
Took's - Court, Cursitor - Street,
Chancery-Lane;,— eight doers on
the L. ftpm 40, in the said lane.
Topping's Court, St. Sunstan's
Hill,— four doprs pn the L. ftom
10,, Great Tower-st.
Topping's Rents, Ewer-Sfreet, Bp.
rpugb,— at the E. end of it, a few
doors frora Duke.st.
Topping's Wharf, Tooley-Street, —
between Charaberlain's wharf and
the shot manufaftory, by London-
bridge.
Torrington - Street, Keppel - Street,
Russel-Squarfe,— at 22, the first
on the R. from 30, Russell-sq^
Tothill-Court, Tothill-Street, West
minster,  the. third pn the R.
abput twenty dpprs W. frora the
Abbey.
Tothill-Fields. Westrainster,  on
the W. side Millbank.walk, by
the Thames, extending to Rp-
chester-rpvy and the Grey-Coat-
School.
Tothill.Street, Westrainster,— »-on the
W. side the Abbey, extending to
wards Queen.sq.
Tothill-Street (New). Westrainster ,-
the first street on the L, in the last
frora the Abbey, extending to 22,
Orchard-st,
Tothlll - Street, Litde Gray's - Infl-
Lane, — the first on the R. from
72, Gray's-Inri-lane, Holborn,
Tottcnhara-Court, New-Road,-part
of the S. side, extending from
Tottenhara-Court-Road, towards
Soraraers-Town,
Tottenfaam-Court-Road, — the con-
tinuation pf High-st, St. Giles's,-
extending ftpra Oxfprd-st, to the
New-road, about |- of a mile in
length,
Tottenhara - Mews, Tottenham -
Street,

Street, — at 26, about J of a mile
on the R, from Tottenhara-court-
road, entering by Chapel-st,
Tottenhara-Place,Tottennam-Court- Road. — at 144. thesecond on the
L, from the New-road.
Tottenham - Street, Tottenham -
Court-Road. — the continuation of
Chapel-st. (on theE, sideof Whit
field's Chapel) to Norfolk-st,
Totterburn-AUey. Duke-Street, Bo
rpugh, -the seccnd ori the L. ftom
Queen-street, leading to Loraan's
Pond,
Tower, — on the N. side the River
Thames, near -i of a mile below
London-bridge,
Tower-Dock, Tower-Hill, — on the
W, side the Tower, also about
ten houses between Tower-st, and
Lower Thames-st.
Tower-Hill (Great),  the open
space on the N, W, side of the
Tpwer,
Tower-Hill (Little), — the space on
the E. side of the Tower,
Tower-Royal, Watling-Street, — at
50, about ten dpprs pn the R.
east frpm Queen-st, - leading to
College-hill.
Tower-Street, Seven-Dials,  the
continuation of Little St. Martin's
lane, bearing to the L. extending
to Little Earl-st.
Tower-Street (Little), Little East-
cheap.  the continuation of it,
extending from Rood-lane to
Great Tower-st.
Tower-Street (Great), — the E. con
tinuation of thelast to Tower-hill,
being the first N. parallel to
Lower Thafnes-st.
Tower-Street, St. George's Fields, —
the fourth on the R. from the
Obelisk towards the Asylum,
1'own-Hall. Poplar High-Street, —
near the Black-horse, about -l a
mile on the R, frora the Comraer-;
cial -road.
Tpwn- Hall, St, Margaret's Hill, Bo

rough, — about.|. of a mile on the
R. frora London-bridge,
Townsend-Court. Queen-Street. Bo
rough. — at 71, three doors from
Little Guildford-st. towards Duke-
street.
Trafalgar-Buildings or Place, Ehe.
nezer-Street, City-Read,  four
dpprs on the R, from Trafalgar-
st, toward* Plumbers-st,
Trafalgar-Plaee, New-Road, Mary
bone,  the E. continuation of
Union - buildings and Alsop's
Buildings,
Trafalgar - Place, Pleasant - Row,
Stepney, — a few small houses be
hind 16, the first on the L, from
Redman's Row,
Trafalgar-Place, Gibraltar-Row, St,
George's Fields, — entrance by the
last on the L, from Prospeft-
place.
Trafalgar-Place, Lock's Fields. Wal
worth, — the continuation of Gar-
mputh-rpw, entering by Rpdney-
row, Kent-road.
Trafalgar-Row, Walworth-Cem-
raon,— is . op. Providence-place,
near Westraoreland-acaderay.
Trafalgar - Square. Stepney,  en
trance abput |- pf a mile on the L,
along Stepney-green from Mile-
end-road.
Trafalgar-Street, City-Road,-nearIy
op. Fountain-place, being the
fourth On the R, north frora Old-
street.
Trafalgar - Street Turville - Street,
Bethnal-Green. — the third on the
L. from 37, Church-st, near
Shoreditch.
Trafalgar-Street, Walworth High-
Street or Road, — the first S. pa.
rallel to part of East-lane, extend
ing frora 25, Beckford-row, to
South-st.
Trafalgar-Terrace, Stepney,-^ — part
of the N. side of Cpw-lane, by
Ocean-st. near the church,
TransiX)rt • Offic?, Dprset . Square,
QannoR-.

.1 Cannon-Rpw, Westminster, — en
trance by the third on the R, In
,, the said row from Bridge-st,
Traveller Newspaper - Office,  at
151, Fleet-st. by Bolt-court.
Treasury, Whitehall, — a few yards
on the R. frora the Horse-guards
tpwards the Abbey.
Trig-Laiie, Upper Thames-Street, —
at 33, op.' Larabeth-hill, about i
of a mile on the R. from Black
friars-bridge.
, Trig-Stalrs and Trig- Wharf, Upper
Tharaes-Street. See the last
article.
Trinity Alras-Houses, Mile-End-
Road, — on the E. side the Skinners
alms-houses, being a few doors on
the L. below the turnpike.
Trinlty-Cpurt, Aldersgate-Street,—^
at 171, pp. Falcpn-sq.
Trlnity-Court, Little Trinity. Lane,-
at 28, ten doors on the R. frora
199, Upper Thames.st.
Trinity . House, Trinity - Square,
Great Tower-Hill, — on the N.
side, between Savage-Gardens and
Cooper's Row.
Trinity-Lane (Great), Bread-Street,
Cheapside, — at 34, the last on the
L. frora 46, Cheapside, extending
to Bow-lane,
Trinity -Lane (Litrie), — at 7, in the
' last, being the second on the R. in
it from Bread-st. it extends to
199, Upper Thames-st.
Trinity-Square. Tower-Hill,— ^part
of the N. side of Great Tower-
r hill, adjoiiiing the Trinity-house.
Trinity-Street, Rotherhithe, — rthe
' cpntinuation of Lower Queen-st.
being parallel to the Thames, it
leads to Russell-st, and Greenland.
dock.
Tripe. 'Yard, Petticoat-Lane, — a few
dpprs pn theR, frpm 41, Aldgate-
, High-st.
Tripe- Yard, Petticpat-Lane,  pn_
|he N. side pf Cox's square near
- Wentworth-gt,

Trotters-Ways, Rotherhithe,  on
the E. side of Cherry-garden-
stairs, about I of a mile abovtj
the church,
Trump-Court, Whltechapel-Road,-
at 43, a few doors on the L. east
from the church.
Trump-Street, King-Street, Cheap-
side, — six doors on the L. ftoio
93, Cheapside, extending td
Honey-lane.market.
Trundley's Lane, Deptford Lower-
Road, — by Midway-place, S. side
the Halfway-house,
Truss-Society,— at 10, Grocers-hall-
' court. Poultry,
Tudor-Street, New Brldgfe-Street,
Blackfriars, — at 15, the second on
the L. frora the bridge towards
Fleet-market.
Tuerena's Rents, Upper East-'Smith-
field, — ,a few houses behind 89.
Tufton.Buildlngs, Poplar High-St.
or Road, — nearly op. Nprth-st.
abput ^ of a mile on the R. from
the Coraraercial-road.
Tufton-Street, Wood-Street. West
minster, — the third street on the
L. from 64, Mlllbank-st. extend*
ing to the Horseferry-road.'
Turk's - Head - Court, Turnmill-
Street, Olerkenwell, — about the
middle of the E. side, op. Roe
buck-court.
Turk's-Head-Court, Golden-I anc<
St. Luke's,-  the continualioil
of Bell-alley from 13, GpswelL
streec.
Turk's Rpw, Chelsea,— the first N.
parallel to Royal Hospital-Row,
extending frora Lower Sloane-st.
to the Hospital.
Turk-Street. Bethnal-Green, — the
continuation of Tyson-st. op.
Brick-lane to Virginia-st. behind
Shoreditch-church,
Turnagain-Lane, Fle,et-Market, — at
36, N, end leading to Snow-hill.
Turner's Buildings, Poplar.-^about
I of a mileon the L- from the
Comnlercial-

Commercial-road and ori the W.
side the Silver-Lion,
Turner's Court, St. Martin's Lane,
Charing-cross,  at 37. about
eight dpors N. pf Chandos-st,
Turner's Court, Church - Lane,
Whitechapel, — the first on the R.
ftorii the Comraercial-road to
wards Wellclose-sq.
Turner's Rents, Gravel-Lane, Bo
rough,— —op. George-st, from
Blackfriars-road.
TurnerlSquare, Whitechapel-Road,-
at 219, about seven houses which
stand back from the line of the
pavement, near ^ of a mile E, of
the church.
Turner-Square, Hoxton, — nearlyop.
the Hare, about i of a "mile on
the L. frora Old-street-road,
Turner - Street, Cartwright-Street,
ROsemary-Lane, — about ten doors
on the L. from 32, in the said
lane.
Turner's Wharf, Millbank-Street,
Westminster, — entrance nearly pp.
VIrie-st. abput .f pf a mile abeve
Westrainster-brldge,
Turner's Wharf, Natrpw - Street,
Limehpuse,— abput g- pf a mile
belpw Ratcliffe-crpss,
Turnham - Place. Curtain - Road,
Shoreditch, — forras part ofthe R.
side, near | of a mile from Old-
street-rpad,-
Turnraill-Street. Clerkenwell.^- the
cpntinuatipn of Cow-crpss, St,
Jphn-st. to Clerkenwell-green.
Turnstile (Great,, High-Holborn, —
" L. to

at 282, near y a mile on the

ftom Fleet-raarket, leading
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.
I'urnsrile (Litrie), High-Holborn, —
'at 2-40, about ^ of a mile on the
R. from Broad-st. St. Giles's, lead
ing to Gate-.st. ^ -
Turnstile (New). High-Hplbom, —
at 2:v2, eight doors W. ofthe last
described.
'furnttile. Great Saffion-Hill, — at

130, a few dpors on the L. from
Field-lane, leading to Charles-st.
Hatton-garden.
Turnwheel-Lane, Cannon-Street.—
at 6. leading to Dowgate-hill.
Turpentine-lane, Neat-Houses, CheL
sea, — the first on the R, from the
bridge at Pimlico, leading to the
Thames.
Turville . Street, Church.- Street,
Bethnal-Green, — at 37, the fourth
on the L. from 65, Shoreditch,
Tuspn's Bttildiiigs, Casrie-Lane;
Whitechapel,  the continuation
of Barns-buildings, being the first
on the L. from 124, Whiter
chapel,
Twee-zers - Alley, Water - Street,
Strand. — a few doors on the L,
ftom Arundel-st, leading to Mil
ford-lane.
Twisdens-Buildings, Temple,— —at
the bottora of Inner Teraple-lane,
entering by 16, Fleet-st.
Twisters-Alley, Bunhill-Row, St.
, Luke's, — at 102, about the mjd.
die of the W. side,
Tyburn-Turnpike, — at the W, end
of Oxford-st. by Edgware-road.. _'
Tyers-Gateway, Bermondsey-St.—.
at 210, about ten doors on the L.
from Russell-st. towards Topley.
street.
Tyger - Ccurt, Whitecross - Street,
Cripplegate, — about seven doors
on the R. from Beech-lane to-
wards Wpod-st.
Tylers-Buildings, Kingsland.Road,-,
part ofthe L. side, about -i of a
mile from Shoreditch-church.
Tylers-Court. Lambeth-Hill, Upper
Tharaes-Street, — three doors on
the L. from Old Fish-st.
Tylers - Court. Wardour - Street,
Soho, — at 82, six doors N. of
Peter-st.
Tylers. Court, Carnaby-Market. — at
the N, W, corner, leading to 27,
Carnaby-st,
Tykri. Passage, King-Street, Car-
naby-i

u
, naby-Market, — five doors on the
L. from 32-?, Oxford-st.
Tylers-Street, King-Street, Carnaby-
Market,— at 30, the third street
on the L, from 323. Oxford-st.
Type-Street, Chlswell-Street, Flns-
. bury-Square, — at 24, the second
on the L, from the ' S, W. cprner
of the square.
Type-Court, Type-Street, Finsbury-
Square, —the second on the R.
. from 24, Chiswell-st.
Tyiell-Sf reet.Bethnal- Green-Road,-
at the N. E. corner of Thorpld-sq,
Tyspn-Place, Kingsland-Road, 
part of the L. side, about -i- pf a
mile frpra Shoreditch-church, and
op. the alms-houses,
Tyscn-Street, Church-Street, Beth
nal-Green, — at 52, op. Brick-
lane, about I of a mile on the L,
from 65, Shoreditch,
Tyson's Yard, Tpoley-Street,— at
181, op. Mill.lane, u
UNANIMOUS - ROW, Queen-
Street, Mile-End New-Town,-
a few yards behind 27, Church-st,
. entering op. King-st,
Unlcprn - Cpurt, Kent - Street, Bo
rpugh, — at 298, about ten doors
on the R, from St. George's
- church. '
Unicorn-Passage.Vine-Yard,Tooley- ¦ Street. — the third on the L. from
no, Tooley-st,
Unicorn- Yard, Oxford-Street,  at
106, five doors W, of John-st,
Unicorn or Union- Yard, Tooley-
Street, — at 100, five doors E," of
Stoney-Lane,
Unlon.Brewery, Wapping-Street, —
about ^ of a mile below Hermi
tage-bridge.
Union-Brewery, Lambeth-Walk, —
abeut the middle of the W. side,
nearly op. Gray's Walk.
Union - Buildings, I,eathcr - Lane,

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Holborn,— at 68, six or seven
doors S. of Portpool-lane.
Union . Buildings, Union - Street.,
Hackney- Road. —at 24, the first
on the R. frora the said roadi
Union-Buildings, Three Oak-Lane,
Horselydown,— is facing the E.
end of Free-School-st.
Union-Buildings, Kent-Road. 
adjoining Union-row, about i of
a mile ontheR. frora the Elephant
and Castle.
Union-Court, BrunswIck-Row.West-
minster, — thefirst on the L, from
Bridewell, and nearly pp, the
Grey-coat-schpol,
Union-Court, Holborn-Hill.  at
95, nearly op, St. Andrew's
church.
Union-Court (Upper), — the conti
nuation ofthe last described.
UnlourCourt, Union-Street, Middle
sex-Hospital, —five doors on the
R. from Norfplk-st,
Unlpn-Cpurt, Old Broad-Street,—
at 41, or the second on the L. in
Wormwood-st, from 65, Bishops
gate-within,
Unlon-Cpurt, Willpw-Street, Paul-
Street, Finsbury-Square,  the
secpnd pn the L. a few doors from
Paul-st,
Union-Court, Hackney-Road, — the
first on the R. a few doors fronj
Shoreditch-church,
Union- Court, Green-Dragon- Alley,
Wapping, — at the N. end pf it,
entering three dpprs W, pf New
Gravel-lane,
Unlpn-Court.Kent-Street.Bprpugh,- at 281, abput twenty doorii on
the R. from St. George's church.
Union-Court. Blaekman-Street. 
at 42. being that nnmber on the
L. from St. George's church.
Union-Court. Maze, Borough. 
about six doors on the L. from
195, -Tooley-st.
Union-Court, Glhraltar-Row, St.
George's Fields,— the first on thg
R. from

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R. frdm PrPspeft-Place, near the
Elephant and Caslei. .
IJnion-Court, Tooley-Street,  at
180, four doors W. of Bermond
sey-st.
¦Union-Court, Rotherhithe, — on the
S. side the church by the Charity-
school.
Union - Crescent. Union - Street.
Hackney-Road, — at 30. about the
middle of the N. side.
'Union-Crescent, Kent-'Road,-— .pp.
the Paragon, about -1 a mile on
the L, from the Elephant and
Castle.
Union Fire-Office. Cornhlll. — at 81,
the corner of Finch-lane,
Union-Place, Orchard-Street, West
minster. — at 47, nearly op. New
Tothill-st.
Union-Place, Castie-Lane, West
minster.  the first on theR. from
James.st. near St. James's Park.
Union - Place, Alsop's Buildings,
New-Road, Marybone, — near the
turnpike, about ^ of a mile E. of
Baker-.st. North.
Union- Place, Curtain-Road, — a few
yards N. of Bateman's Row, en
tering by 1.58, Shoreditch.
L'liion-Place, Stepney.Green, — the
second on the R, from Mile-end-
road, leading to Redman's Row.
Union-Place, Lambeth,  the W.
continuation of Lambeth-terriice,
extending to Church-st.
Union- Place (Litrie) or Court. Lam
beth. — about the middle of the
last.
Union-Place, Edward-Street, Black
friars-Road, — the continuation of
it. entering by 32, Great Surrey-
street.
Union-Place. Cross-Street, Newing
ton, — at the bottom of Collitch-
place from the said street.
Union-Place. Swan-Lane. Rother
hithe, — the diet on the R. from
Rotherhithe-st. towards Adam-st.
Union-P^ace, Back-Hill, Coldbath-

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Fields, — the fifst on the L. ffdril
Ray.st. towards Leather-lane. .
Union - Place, Gill - Street, Lime
house. — the first on the L. from
the Commercial-road.
Union-Place, Ashton-Street. Black-
wall.— on the N. side, near the
East-India-dock-gate.
Union-Place. Blaekman-Street. Bo
rough, — at 59, op, the King's
Bench.
Union. Row, George-Street, Chel
sea,— 7-a few yards on the L, from
the S. E. corner of Sloane-sq.
Unlon-R-jw, City-Road.  the W,
continuation of Fountain-placeop,
the Shepherd and Shepherdess-
walk.
Union -Row, Stepney -Green,  the
first on tfie R, in Union-place
ftom the Green,
Union-Row, Bethnal-Green. Road.-
the continuation of the W, side of
Wllmot-st.
Union-Row, Fashion-Street, Spital
fields, — a few doors on the R,
from 193, Brick-lane.
Union- Row, White-Bear-Gardens,
Plackney - Road. See Harris's
Row,
Union-Row. Union-Street, While-
chapcl-Road, — the first on the L.
from the said road, facing Sion-
chapel.
Union-RoWjMinories .-extends from
Rosemary-lane to Little Hill-st.
Union-Row, Mile-End-Road, -forms
part of the S, side, near the
Plough, about two miles from
Aldgate,
Union-Row, Kent-Road,-the fourth
on the R. near j of a mile from
the Elephant and Casrie.
Union-Row, Snow's Fields, Ber
mondsey, — the fourth on the L.
from 138, Bern,iondsey-st.
Union-Stairs, Wapping-Streef,— -
at 326, about i of a mile below
Hermitage-bridge.
Union-Street, Wells-Street, Oxford- Street,

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Stiteet,— af the N, end of it, on the i Union-Street. GornTVan-Stteet St

R. entering by 63, Oxford-st,
Urti^jn-Street, New Bond-Stfeet,- at
70,. ten doors on the L. frorri
-308; Oxford-st.
Union-Street, Hill-Street, Berkeley-
Square,— the thlrdon theL. from
the said square;
Unipn - Street, New Bridge - Street,
Blackfriars, — aif 36, the third pn
the L. ftpra Ludgate-hill.
Union-St, Hackney-Rpad,— the first
on the L. frora Shored! tch-ehuFch,
extending to Kingsland-road.
Union-Street, Bishppsgate. Without,-
at 69, thefifthson the R. near a
ofa mile N. from the church.
Union-Street, Whitechapel-Road, —
at 281, the first on the R. beloW
the churth.
Union-Street, Shadwell Hlgh-Street,-
at 227, pp. New Gravel-lane, ex-
tettdirig to Back-land
Union . Street, London -Road, St.
George's Fields,— thethird' on the
R^ from the Obelisk towards the
' Elephant and Castle.
Union-Street, Lambeth, — the second
street on the R. |.of a' mile frpm
theThree Stags towards Kenning
ton-cross,
Uhfoh - Street, Tower - Street, St.
6eorge'k Fields, — the second on
the L. frpm' Westminster-bridge.
rpad, entering nearly opposite the
Asylurij.
Union-Streef, Dorer-Street, Black-
frlarS.ftoail;— rhe firsr on the R.
froni the said road.
Union'. Street, High - Street. Bo
rough,— at 218. the first on the
_ R. from St, Margaret's Hill to
wards St, George's church.
Uhibn - Street,- East - Lane, Wai-
vvorthy— .the third street on the L.
from Walworth High-st, or road.
Uttion-Street, Sommers-Town, — the
N, contifii^tion of Chalton-st.
and Evesham - buildings, cora
mencing at the N. fi. Corner of
'"d'arendon-sq.

Hackney- on theL.

See

George's in the East,— is nearly
op. ;Blue-gate- fields, being the
coritttiuation of Duke-sti .
Union.Street, Be thnal-Green-Road,-
three doors W. of the turnpike,
near i a mile on the L. ftora 65,
Shoreditch.
Union. Walk, Union-St,
Road,— at 34, the first
from Kingsland-road.
Unian - Yatd, Tooley - Street,
Unicorn- Yard,
Upper-Ground, Elackfriars-Rpad,—
the first pn the L. a few yards
frpra the bridge.
Upper-Ground-StreeV, Blackfriars-
ROad, — thfe lirst on the R, a few
yards from the bridge, extending
to Broad-wall,
Upper.Turning, Shakespear's Walk,
Shadwell.— tbe first street on the
L, entering by 48, Shadwell
High-st.' V
VACCINE - INSTITyTION.
See Jenrierian,
Vandermeulen'sPlace.Newington,— .
part of the E. side, between the
Elephant & Castle and the church.
Vain-Street, Glean-Alley, Tooley-
Street,— the first on the L, en-
, tering by 218, Tooley-st.
Valenrine-Place.Brackfriars.Road, —
forms parr of the W. side, about
¦|- of a raile on the R. frpra the
bridge, and op. Bfennet's Row.
Valenrine-Row, Blackfriars-Road.-
at the S. end- of the last, leading
tp Webber-st.
Valentine - Row, Long -Lane, Ber
mondsey,  'hear Pump - court,
about i of a mile on the R, from,
Bermondsey church-yard.
Valiant-Soldier- Al ley, Bferra pndsey-
Street, — at 26, being that nuraber
pii the L. frora I'ooley-st,
Vauxhall, Larabeth,— M the W. end
Ss " of

of Upper Kennington-lane, by the
turnpike.
Vauxhall-Gardens, — entrance about
4 of a mile on the R. in Upper
Kennington-lane from Kenning
ton-cross.
Vauxhall-Place, South Lambeth,—
the first row on the L. from the
turnpike towards Stockwell.
Vauxhall - Row, Vauxhall,  the
continuation of Princes.st. Lara
beth, on the S, side, towards the
turnpike, '^
Vauxhall-Square, Vauxhall, — at 10.
in the last described, op. the Corn
Distillery,
Vauxhall -Stairs, Vauxhall, — aboat
§ of a mile on the L, from Vaux
hall-turnpike towards Lambeth,
Vauxhall-'Terrace.Vauxhafl-Walk,- part of the W. side, the first row
from the N, side the gardens.
Vauxhall - Walk, Lambeth, — —is
neariy op. Lambeth -walk, ex
tending ' to the N. side the
gardens,
St, Vedast's Church, Foster-Lane,—
a door or two on the R. from I4t7,
Cheapside,
Vere's Crescent, Jaraes-Street, Lam
beth-Marsh, — by the E. end of
the said street,
Vere-Street, Oxford-Street.- at 151,
abput the middle of the N, side,
and op. New Bond-st.
Vere . Street, Clare - Market, — ^^the
Second on the R, along Princes-st.
from 123, Drury-lane.
Vernon's Buildings, St. Pancras, 
near the N, E. ccrner of the
Small - Pox - Hospital, extending
towards the church.
Verulam - Buildings, Gray's - Inn -
Lane,— pp. Portpool-lane, about
f of a mile on the L. ftom
Middle-rpw, Holborn.
Vicar - General's Office, Dpftprs-
Cpmrapus. — the 'first hnuse pn the
L. in Bell-yard, frpm 10, Great
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Vjftory . Rpw, Trafalgar . Square,
Stepney.— a few yards pn th^ R.
ftom the N. side of it, towards
Mile-end.
Viftualling-Office, Somerset-Place,-
about the centre of the W. side
the square, enteritig between 151
and 152, Strand.
Viftualling - Office (Army),, Little
Tharaes - Street,— adjoins Lower
East-Smithfield, near Burr-st.
ViflualHng-Office.Deptford, — about
j- of a mile on the L, alpng
GroVe - street, ' from Greenland-
dock.
Viftualling-Office-Rpw, Deptford,-
the continuatipn pf Grove-st, on
the W, side the Viaualting-office,
Viftualling - Office-Square, - Tower-
Hill, — on the E, side by the New
Mint,-
Vigo -Lane, Swallow -Street^ — at
149, the first on the L, ftom 41,
Piccadilly.
Villa-Place, Walworth-Common,-^
about ^ of a mile on the L, ftom
Westmoreland-academy, towards
the Camberwell-road.
Villa-Row, Walworth-CoraiBOn,—
l^tween the Paul's Head and the
Hour-GIass, near the last,
Villa-Street, Walworth-Common,-^
between Villa - row and Villa-
place,
Villiers-Court, Piccadilly,— at 166,
leading into St, James's street,
Villiers-Street, Strand, — at 31, the
fpurth street on the R. from
Charing-cross.
Vincent's Court, Silver-Street, Fal-
con-Square, — a door or two on
the R. ftpra 81, Wood-st.
Vincent . Row, City-Road, — forms
part of the L, side, near a mile
from Finsbury.square,
Vincent-Street, Bethnal-Green,—
behind Shoreditch-church, and the
fourth on the R, in Cock.lane
ftom Church-street,
Wine - Court, Golden - Lane, St.
Luke's,

Luke's,— the W, end of Bell-
alley, near Bridgewater-gardens.
Vine . Court, Golden - Lane, St.
Luke's,  the fourth on the R.
¦ from Barbican.
Vine - Court, ' Moor - Lane, Moor
fields,— the second on the R. from
86, Fore-st.
Vine -Court, Vine.Street, Spltal.
fields,— at 12, the last on tte R.
from 23, Lamb.st.
Vnie-CoUrt, Vine-Street, Miiiories,-
on the W, side, by New.sq.
Vine-Court, Broad-St. Ratcliffe, —
^ behind 84, entrance by Vine.

Vine.Cdurt, Whitechapel-Road, 
at 226, about |- of a mile on the
¦' R. east of the Churdi.
Vine-Court, Redcross-Street, Upper
' East-Smithfield.^the first on the
L. from Nightingale-lane,
Vine-Court, Vine-Street, Lambeth,-
the first on the L. from Narrow-
wall.
Vine-Court, Blaekman-Street, Bo
rough,  at 115, tbe second on
the R. from St. George's church.
Vine - Court, Tooley - Street, — the
first on the L. in 'Vine-yard ftom
109, Tooley-st.
Vine-Inn, Bishopsgate. WitBin, — at
70, about eight doors S. of the
churcji.
Vine - Passage, Broad. Street, Rat.
cliffe, — at 84, about the middle
of the N. side. ,
Vine - Place, Vine - Street, Spitai.
fields,  at the N. end of it, near
Little Peari-st.
Vine-Street, Westminster,  at 43,
Mjllbanli-st. near the Horseferry.
road.
VincStreet (Little), Swallow.St.—
six doors on the R. ftom 46,
Piccadilly.
Vine -Street, Piccadilly,— the con
tinuation of the last to Brewer.
street, Golden-sq.
yinje.Str.set, Cfcandos-Street, Co-

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vent-Garden, — at 26, about ten
doors on the R. from 27, St,
Martin's lane.
Vine-Street, Broad-Street, Blooms
bury, or St. Giles's, — at 12, be
ing that number on the R. from
HighlHolborn.
Vine-Street,Leather-Lane,Holborn ,-
near the N. end of it, being the
continuation of Bedford-st.
Vine-Street, Hatton-Wall,— the E.
continuation of it to Mutton-lanci
Clerkenwell.
Vine - Street, Lamb - Street, Spital
fields, — at 24, the second on the
L. frora Spital-square.
Vine-Street, Phoenix-Street, Spital-
fields.T— the second on the R. from
160, Brick-lane.
Vine-Street, Minpries,— the first oa
bpth the R. .and the L. in Geprge-
st. ftom 143, in the Minpries.
Vine -Street, Narrpw-Wall, Lam-
,heth,— op. College-st. the first on
the R. from Westminster-bridge.
Vine . Yard, Drury - Lane, See
Woobura-Sticet.
Vine- Yard, Tooley.Street,—at 110,
abput ^ oi a mile on the L. from
London-bridge.
Vine - Yard - Gardens, Bowling-
Green. Lane, Clerkenwell,— the
second on the L. from op. the
Workhpuse, Cpppice-rpw. '
Vine- Yard . Walk, Coppice. Row^
Clerkenwell, — about tendoprs pn
the left, S. from the turnpike,
Cold-Bath-Fields.
Vbegar - Lane, Back - Lane, , St.
George's in the East,— leads from
Sun - Tavern - Fields to White-
Hprse-Place. Comraercial-road»
Vinegar - Yard, Red - Lion - Street,
Clerkenwell, — the continuarion of
Eagle,.court, entering by 5, St.
John's lane.
Vinegar- Yard, Darby-Street, Rose
mary-Lane,  the S. end of it,
entering by 37. in the said lape.
Vinegar- Yard, Cannon-St. Mint,— the

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the W. endpf it and the N- endr
of George-st. from .Great Suffplk-;
street. i
Vinegsr- Yar<}, Berraondsey-Street,-
at 240, on the N. side of Snow's'
fields. ;
Vinegar - Yard, Broad - Street, , St.
Giles's,.  the first on the R. in
Crown-court, frpra 5.4, Brpad-st. !
Vintners-Alras-Houses, Mile - Jnd-
Road,-T-about | of a mile on the
L. below the turnpike, and op.
Mutton-lane.
Vintners - Hall,. Upper Thames-
Stree,t,— at 70. on the W. side of
Queen-st, Cheapside,
Virgil- PJace, BowUng-Green-Lane,
New.Rpad, Marybone, — the first
on' the R, frpm the said road, by
the. Yorkshire-Stingo,
Virginia-Street, Parsons-Street, Up
per East-Smithfield, — at SO, near
Ratcjife-highway, extending to
- fheLp/idpn-docks,
Virginia-Street, Bethnal-Green, 
the cpntinuatipn pf Castle-st. be
hind Shpreditch - church tp the
Bird-cage, w
WADE'S '.PLACE, Mile-End-
Road,  nearly op.. .Ben
croft's alms-houses, about 1^ of
a mile p.n the R. from Aldgate-
Wade's Place, Poplar,— about ^ ,of a
mile on the L. from the Commer
cial - road, and nearly op. the
Green -Man.
Wadham's Court, Jacob - Street,
Dock-Head,— —the last on .t^is L,
' from MlU-st.
Wagstaff's Buildings, Great Guild
ford-Street, Borough,  ^^at the N.
end of it, adjoining Maid-laije.
Wakefield's Place, Bunhill-Row,—
the first on the R. from Oldest.
Walbrook,  ^on the W. side the
. Mansion - house, extending to
CannonTSt,, ^nd Powgate-hiU.

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WaJbtoolj-.Place. Hoxton,. — ^about
I pf a mile Pn the L. from Wink-
wprth's Buildings, City-iy>ad,
Walbrpojc r Sehpol, Blue - Anchor-
Alley. Bunhlll-Rofw,- afew yards.
onthe R. -froiji 108, Bunhill-row»
WaJburge-Street, St. George's in the
East,  the first in Upper Qjap-
man-st,/r0m Cannon-st, road,
Walcpt-Plape, Lambeth, — part bf
both sides the high'-road to Ken-
.^ngton, about 4, of a mile fjefn
'Westminster-bridge.
Walker's Court, Berwick.-St.reet,Ox-
ford-sjtre,et.-the S. conrinuatipn pf
it tp-4. Little Pulteney-st.
Waller-Place. Lamfeeth-Road, St.
George's Fields,^-part of the N.
side, op, ihelndigent Blind School,
yfellis's Court, Miiit -Street, Be-
rpugh,  the first on the L. from
op. St, George's church.
Wallis's Yard. Worship-Street, ^ore-
ditch,-^,the secpi^d .0^1 iheL. ftpm
219, Shoreditch.
Walnjat- Trfe-7,Court, Nigh^ijjga,Je-
Lane, I^njiehGiuse,^ — the jtluxd on
the L" frcim Roperaakers-fiejd^.
Walnut-Tree-Walk, Walcpt-Plape,
Lambeth,  the first on the R.
near $ of a mile .from the Tiiree
Stags. '
,Wa]slvs Buildings, CuEtwn - Road,
Shoreditch. See Mill's Court,
Walter's Ways, Rotherhithe,— by
the entrance to the Surrey Canal.
Walton's Court, Cartwright-Street,
Rosemary-Lane,-^  the third on
the R. frqm 32, Rpsemary-lane,
Walton-Place. Blackfriars-Road,-—
part of t^e W, side adjoining the
Circus, near the 0.bells|c,
Walton's Wharf, Battle - Bridge,
']'ooley.Street,,-r7-r— on the E. side
Battle-bridge-stairs,' entering by
Mill-lane.
Walworth,^^ — a large ^istrift in §t.
Mary's, Newlugton, extending
from the Elephant and Castle to
wards Camberwell. Walworth-

W -
.Walw-orth-Coranugn, — the space pUj
I5he S, side ,Qf .East-lane. aJsb the;
rpad frpm Surrey-square, towards
;QunbcfWelL
Walworth-Place, 'NValworth .Hjgh-
gtreet of Ro^,— .forms part of the
R, side, ne^r | pf a mile from the
Plqphant aad! Castle, being the
continuation of Keen's Rpw,
iWalwprth-'\y,ockhPuse, — on the S.
sideflje entrance to .theMpntpelier-
gardens,
^iS^apping-Charity-SchopI, — radjoins
'Wapping-church, on the S, side.
Wapping -Dock- Stairs, -^at ?30.
V Wapping-st, near Ofd Grayel-lane.
and op. Rotherhlthe-cjj^rpjv.
Wapping, D<?ck-Street. — op. ^e Jast,
extendjng to Qlnnaraourst.
Wapping - New - Stairs^ — —^t ^61,
'Wapping-st, near Rgd-Lipn-st. and
pp. King-stairs, Rptherhithe.
WappingrOld-Stairs.-rrat 290, W«p-
pingrst. W, Slide the phurcb, and
neariy op. Qherry-garden-stair^.
Wapping-Street, — is paralJ9l to the
Thames, extending from Hermi-
tpge-bri^ge, where the punchers
begin and end. viz. 1 ajid 265, to
New Gras^el-iane, about I of a
mile in length,
Wapplng-Wall. — the continuation of
the last, by the sideof the Thames
, to Fox's lane. -
^ar-Office, Hprse-Guards, White-
Hajl,rr-rithe first door on the R,
irom St. James's Park.
..^ard's Cpurt, Gpsweil-Si:reet, 
at 42. op. Wildprness-fow.
W^d's Row, Pimlicp,— fprms part
'.Qf the L. side, ,abput ten 4oprs
frpra Buckinghara-gate.
Ward's Row, Bethnal-Green-Road,-
part .ofthe L.side, extending from
fjtie turnpike tp Pollard's .Row,
VVarden^s , Court, Clerkenwell r
Close.=rOB the W. side the church,
ithe first on tlie JL, from CJerkenr
well-green.
Wardour-Street, Oxford-Street,— at

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582, the fourth on theL,. ftom St.
Giles's, is.cpntinued'byPrinces,st.
Vardour-Mews, Portland.Street, —
at 30, three dpors W, from IJi,
Wardour-st. -
•Wardrpbe.Piace. Great Carter-Lane,
P.gjftors-Comii^ons, two or tht^
doors on tlje R. from Creed-|ane.
Wardrobe-Terrace, St. Andrew's
9.111,77-00 the S, side thechur^,
thg first on |he R. from Upper
Tharacs-st,
Warner's Row, Walhrpok - Place,
Ho.xton-Fields, — labput | pfamiie
on the left N. from Wiflkworth'*
Buildings, City-road.
Wartjer-Street (Littje), .Cold-Bat|>-
Fields, — the cpnriifuation pf Ray-
Sf. bearing tp tlje R. frqm the N.
W. cpfner <ff t\\e Oreen.
Warner-gtreet {^reat). Pqld-Bath-
Fjeld.s, — ^the .cpjni^nuatipn ofthe
last, to -Bayne's Row,
Warnford - Court, 'Throgjnortpn -
Street,-^at 20, the tjiird on the
L, from the N. E. corner pf tilic
Bajjk of H^nglapd.
Warren's Rents, Roperaakers-Fields,
Liraehouse. — at 20, abqijt the
middle of the S. side,
Warren- Rpw, Hoxtpn,Tr-oo the N.
side pf "Turner's square.-
Warren-Square (Sir William's), Wap-
ping-Stjreet,^ — ^.at 181, about eight-
teen dpprs W. pf New Gravel-
>an6.
.Warren-Street, Fit.zrpy-Sqnare, 
o]n the N. side, extending from
133, Tottenhaxn-Cpurtrroa,d, to
- Bucklngham-pla<;e.
Warrant of Attorney's Office, Pgmp.
Court, Teraple, -^enf ranee, the
first on the L. in Middie;'J'emple-
lane, from 5, Fleet-st.
Warwick-Court, Hig|i Holborn, — at
39, being that number on tjhp right
Wi from Gray's-inn-lane.
Warwic)c . Cpurt, Warwick - ILane.
See Warwick-Square,
"S^arwicj£-;Laiji€, Newgate-Street,-— •
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at 10, the first on the R. frora
Snow-hill, leading into Aye-maria-
lane.
Warwick.Plaice, Bedford-Row, 
at the N. end, of Brownlpw-stfeet,
entering by 49, High Hdlbprii.
Warwick-PiacE, Pimlicp,— -the first
on the R. in Princes.st. from op.
Ara'DgUa'-roiy.
Warwick-RoW, Pimlico,-;-. the second
on the R. in Princes-st. from op,
Arabella-row.
Warwick-Row, Blackfriars-B,oad,^
part of the L. side, about f a
mile from the Bridge, between
Bennet's Row and Higlers-lane.
Warwick-Street, Golden-Square. — is
parallel to the W. side, extending
frora Glasshouse-st, tp Beak-st,
Warwick-Street, Ccckspur-Street. —
about teii dpprs pn the R. ftpm
Pall-mall, tpwards Charing-cross,
Waters's Court, Stoney-Street, Bo
rough,  -on the W. side the
Borough- market.
Water-Lane, Fleet-Street, — al67,the
third ontheL, from Fleet-market.
Water-Lane, Blackfriars, — the first
on the L.in Earl-st. from the bridge.
Water- Lane, Great Tower-Street, —
at 28, pp, Mark-lane, extending
to 61, Lower Thames-st.
Water-Lane; Jacob-Street, Dock-
Head, — the first S. parallel to It.
and the first N, to London-st,
Water . Street, Arundel - Street.
Strailfl, — the first on the L, from
188, Strand, by the Crown and
Anchor tavern.
Water-Street, White. Friars,  the
second W, parallel to part of
Eridge-st. extending fromWilljam.
St. to Tudor-st,
Waterman's Alley, Borough,— .the
end of Pepper-alley by Lpndon.
bridge.
Waterman's Flail, St. Mary's Hill,—
at 18, three, doors on the L. from
op. Billingsgate.
Waterman's Row, St. George's in

the East, — at the N. end of Upper
Well . alley, entering by 110,
Wapping-st.
Watling-Street, St. Paul's Church-
Yard,— at 35, extending to Budge-
row, and Is parallel to Cheapside.
Watson's Buildings, Ducking-Pond-
Row, Whitechapel, — .the second
on the L. from North-st.
Watson's Buildings, Poplar. — behind
the Silver-lion, near' North.st.
Watson's Wharf, Lower East-Smith.
field, — on the W. side the Army
Vlftualling-Office. — about § of a
mile belo'w the Tower.
Watt's Court or Square. See Cham.
ber-square.
Waxchandler's Hall, — by the N. end
cf Gutter-lane, entering by 13?,
Cheapside.
Weatherhead's Gardens, Crabtree-
Row, Bethnal-Green. — the second
on the R. from Hackney-road,
Weaver's Aims-Houses, Hoxton,- at
thecorner of Old-street-road, and
op. the Curtain-road.
Weavers-Hall. Basinghall-^treet,^-
at 22, being, that nuraber xin the
R. from Cateaton-st.
Weavers - Lane, Tooley-Street,— .^at
11 9. the last on the L. about | of
a mile frora London-bridge,
Weavers-Street, Bethnal-Green or
Spitalfields. — the sec(?nd onthe R.
in Fleet-street-hill fromSt. John-st.
Webb's Buildings. St. John.Street,
Bethnal-Green or Spitalfields. — —
about twenty doors on the L,
frora 105, Brick.lane.
Webb's Buildings, Risby's Roper
Walk, Limehouse, — the first on
the R. from behind Mr. Good.
hart's Sugar-house,
Webb-Square, Shoreditch. — behind
47, about I of a mile S. from the
church, '
Webb-Street, Bprpugh,  at 248,
Bermpndsey. St. being the first en
the R, from Tooley-st.
Webb . Street, Bermendsey New.
Road,

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Road, — the first on the L» from
Star-corner or from the Grange.
road, ,_
Webber-Row, St, George's Fields. —
the first on the L. from behind the
. , ^agdalen - hospital, Blackfriars-
, road,
Webber -Street, Blackfriars-Road. —
^ the first on the L, from the Obe
lisk, leading towards Lambeth-
marsh, "also a part of Webber-row.
See the last article,
Webster's Wharf, Hprselydown, —
at the bottom -of Freeman's lane,
on the W. side of Horselydown
Old-stairs,
Vi?eigh-House- Yard, Botolph -Lane, —
the first ori the L, from 16, Litrie
• Eastcheap,
Welbeck-Mews, Little Welbeck-
. Street, Maryborie,  about the
iniddle of the N. side.
Welbeck-Street, Marybone,— the se
cond on the R. in Henrietta-st.
from Cavendish-sq. extending to
42, Great Marybone-st.
'Welbeck-Street (Little). — at lO, in
the last, leading to 80, Wirapole-
street.
Well - Alley (Upper), Wapping-
Street.  at 110, about fifteen
doors below the church.
Well-All^ (Lower), Wapping. 
the continuation of the last from
Green-bank. /
Well - Alley, Ropemakers - Fields,
Limehpuse, — at 63, abput the
middle of the N. side.
Well- Alley , fopley-Street,— behind
223, entering by Sherrards-cpurt,
near Loridon-bridge.
Well and Bucket-Court, Old-Street,
St.Luke's. See Drapers-Buildings.
Well-Court, Queen-Sfreet, Cheap-
, side,— -ten doprs pu the R. from
69, Cheapside.
Well.Court, Minories, — at 22. being
that number on the L. from Aid.
gate.
Well-Court, Hackney-Road, — about

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I of a mile on the R. from Shore
ditch-church and pp. Middlesex-
place,
Well-Court, Well-Street, Mile-End
New-Town. — the first on the L.
frpm High-street towards Spital
fields .
Well-Cptrrt, Well-Street, Wellclose-
Square,^a few yards on the R.
from 84, -Parsons-st.
Well Court, Glean-Alley, Tooley-
Street, — the first on the R, frona
218, Tooleyist.
Well -Court, Russell - Street, Ber
mondsey, — the second on the R.
east from Church-st.
Wells-Mews. Wells-Street, Oxford.
Street, — at 16, being that number
on theR. from 63 j Oxford-st.
Wells - Place, Pentonville - Road,
Cold-Bath-Fields,T— a few houses
in tlie said road near Bagnigge-
wells.
Wells-Street^_. Oxford-Street,  ^at
63, the sixth ori the R. about \ of
a mile frprii St, Giles's.
Wells-Street, St, Jariies's. — at 118,
Jermyn-st. bp.Flagle-st. frora 212,
Piccadilly.
Well-Street, Jewlri-St'reet, Cripple
gate,— about six .doors on the L.
. frpm 30ji Redcrcss-st. near the
church.
'Well-Street, Mile.End New- Jpwn,-
the last on the'L. in High-st. en
tering by Great Garden-st. from
50, Whitechapel-road.
Well. Yard, Balnbridge-Street, St,
Giles's, — a few yards on the L.
frpm the E. end of Oxford st.
Well- Yard, St. Bartholomew's Hos-
, pltal,-i-the first on the R. from
Litrie-.Britain or from Duke-st.
i Well- Yard, Lemon-Street, Good
man's Flelds.^the second on the
R. iri Hopper-square from 82,
Leriion-st',
Well-,Yard,Roseraary-Lane,— at 28,
being -that number on the R. firom
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Wellclose-Plac'e, New-Road, St.
George's In the East,-- — about
eleven doors on the L. east frbm
the entrance to Princes-sq.
Wellclose-Square, — entrance at 25.
Cable-st. and at 72, Parsons-st.
Upper East-Smithfield.
Wellers-Place, St. Paneras,  the
second on the R; frora the Small-
Pox-Hospital, towards the chutch.
Wenlock-Platte. City-Road,  on
the N. side between Windsor-
terrace and Anderson's Buildings.
Wenlock-Street, Ironmongers-Row,
St. Luke's, — the second on the
L- frora the church.
Wentworth.Place, MIle-End-Road,-
part of the L. side, about | of a
mile below the turnpike, adjpining
Red-cow.lane.
Went'Ufprtll-Street, Spitalfields,— the
first on the L. in Osborn.st. frpra
op. the church, Whitechapel.
Welsh . Chapel, Little Guildford.
Strfeet, Borridgh, — a few doprs pn
theL. frpm 75, Qneen.st,
Welkh-Charity.SchOol, Gray's-Inn-
LailB,— about i of a raile on the
R. north frora Great Guilfprd-
streer.
Weslet's Dbck, Bermondsey or Ro-
Iherhlthe.Wall, — on the W, side
of Fountain.stairs, and nearly op.
Farmer's Rope.walk,
West. Ham Water -Works, Mile-
Efld-Rptid,— pn the N. side, abnut
2 miles frpm Aldgate, and pp.
Swing's Buildings,
West's Gardens, New Gravel-Lane, -
at 87, three dpprs Pn the R, frpm
22. Shadwell High-st,
West-India-Dpcks, — atthe E, end
of Limehouse, extending to Black-
wall. See Commercial-Road.
%st-Ind ia-Dock-Company 's.Office,
• Billiiei'.Square, — at the N. W.
corner of the square.
West-Lane, Walworth High.Street
or Road,~op. East.lane, about |
a mile on^the R. from the Elephant
and Castle.

West- Lane, Bermondsey or Rother-
hithe-Wall,-=  between Cherry-
Garden-st. and Mill-pend-bridge,
. about i of a mile W. of ¦ the
church,
West-Place, Bethnal-Grceti,-^-^the
first Qin the L. frora Patriot-square
towards the Hackney-road.
West-Place, St, George's Fields, —
by the Philarithropic-Reform, and
op. the entrance to West-sq,
West - Place, Ratcliffe - Row, St,
Luke's, — part of the N, side be
tween Pink's Row and Nelson-
street,
West-Square, St, Geprge's Fields,—
entraiice by the fifth on the L.
about I ofa mile from the "Ele
phant and Castle towards Lam-
beth.
West-Street, Seven-Dials,— at the
N, end of Little St, Martin's
lane on the left,
West-Street, West-Smithfield, — at
87, the N. W, corner, leading to
Chick-lane,
West-Street, New-Road, Sommers-
Town, — the second' on -the R,
about i of a mile from the turn
pike, Batde-bridge,
West-Street, Green-Street, Bethnal-
Green,— on the E, side of Globe-
st. about 4 of a mile on the R.
from the Green.
West-Street, Crispin-Street, Spitai.
fields,— at 10, leading to the W.
side pf Spitalfields-market.
West - Street, Prospeft - Place, St.
Geprge's Fields,— tbe fifth pn the
L. abput i of a mile ftoffl- the
Elephant and Castle.
Westboume -Place, King's Road,—
adjpining the N. E. corner of
Sloane-sq.
Westby's Alms-Houses,HoxtcU,— at
tho N. end pf Gloucester-tetrace,
andcp. Brett's Buildings.
Western . Passage, Marman - Str&t,
St. George's in the East, — neat
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Western -'Dispensary,  at 33,
Charies-street, Westminster, near
Duke-st.
Westminster-Abbey,  on the N,
side of Old Palace-yard, about I
a mile on the R, frdm Charing-
cross,
Westminster - Bridge,  the upper.
most of the three bridges, near the
: Abbey, . -
Westminster - Bridge - Road, St.
fectirge's Fields and Lambeth, —
eiterids from the Obelisk towards
the bridge.
Westriilnster , Fire-Office,  at 27,
KIhgr-st, Govfent-garden, op, Bed
ford-st,
Westminster General-Dispensary,^—
at 32, Gerrard-st. Sbho, about
ten dpprs on the R. from Princes-
street.
, Westriiinster-Hall, — pn the S. side of
New Palace-yard, nearthe bridge.
"Westrifilnster-Hosphal or Public-In
firmary, — at the E. end of Jaraes-
st. facing York-st,
Westmlnster-Librafy,— — at 44, Jer
myn-st, four dObrs W, of St.
Jaraes's chut-ch,
Westrainster - Journal - NeWspaper-
Office.— at 45, Old-Bailey, the
Corner of Fleet-lafie, '
Westriilnster New Lying-Inn-Hos-
piital. — about | of a nil|e on the
L. ftom Westminster-bridge to
wards the Asylum.
Westriioreland-Academy, Walwprth-
Comraon.  about |- of a mile
from Surrey-4q, towards the Cam-
bferWell-rOad,-
Westriioteland Buildings, Alders.
gate-Street, — at 159. about seven-
• tden doofs N. of Little Britain,
Westmoreland-Place, City-Road,^
thi contin uatJon of Providence-st.
entering by the fifth on the R.
ftOm Old-st. towards Islingtoir.
Westmoreland- PlaCe, Walworth-
Common,  op. Westriioreldnd-
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Westmoreland - Row, Walwofth-
Cpfflmpn, — by Westraorelatid-
Aeademy, abopt i of a mile from
Snrrey-squari; towards the Cam
berwell-road.
Westmoreland-Street, Great Mary
bone-Street,  at 12. about six
doors W. of 87, Winjpole.st,
Weston-Court, Weston-Streetj Bp
rpugh, — the first on the R, from
35, Snow's fields.
Weston. Place, Soraraers-Town,—
part of the L, side the road by
the turnpike,Battle-bridge, towards
St. Pancras.
Weston-Street, Sommers-Town,——
the first on the L. in Weston-
place from the turnpike, Battle-
bridge.
Westpn-Street, Pentonville, — nearly
op. the chapel, leading tovt^ards
Clerken«fell.
WesfSn-Street, Maze, Borough,—
the conrinuatlon of it, entering
by 195, Tooley-st.
Wey mouth-Mews (Upper), Wey
mouth-Street, Marybone,  at
42, the first on the L. west- fr6m
51, Portland-place.
Weymouth:Mew's (Lower),  three
doors W. of the last.
Weymouth - Place, Kent - Road, — a
few houses on the S. side, near
the Elephant and Castle, and ad
joining Weyraouth-st.
Weymouth.Street, Kent-Road,— the
first ort the R. from the Elephant
and Castle, leading to Walworth.
Weymouth.Street, Marybone, — the
second on the R. in Porriand.
road from the New-road, leading
to 26, High-st.
Weymouth - Terrace, Hatkney-
Road,-by Alport's Nursery, about
-^ of a mile ori the L, frora
Shoreditch. church .
Whalebone - Court, Throgmprtpn-
Street,— at 39, op. the N. E. cor-
ner of the Bank of England.
Whaleborie-Coiirt, Great Bell-Alley, -
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CoIeman.Street, — the second on
the L. from 66, Coleman-st.
Whartpn's Cpurt, Hplborn,  at
146, three doors W. of Brook-st.
and nearly op. Middle-row.
Whayroan's Buildings, Bermondsey-
Spa,— nearly pp. Augustus-row
on the W. side the Spa.
Wheatsheaf- Alley, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 108, a few doors on
the L. frem London-bridge.
Wheat.'iheaf-Stpne. Wharf, -Wapping.
Street, — at 219, pu the E. side
, King Edward's stairs.
Wheeler's Buildings, Geprge- Yard,
Whitechapel, — three doors on the
R.' frora 91, WentwPrth-st.
Wheeler.Street, Spitalfields, — at 31,
Lamb.st. or the third on the L.
frora Bishopsgate-st.- through Spi-
. tal-square.
Wheeler's Wharf, Lower East-Smiih-
field, — on the W, side of HaVley-
wharf, about | of a mile below
the Tower, ¦
Whetstone's Park, Llncoln's-Inn-
Fields, — the first on the R. in
Great Turnstile from 2S2, Hlgh-
Holbcrn.
Whig (Independent) Newspaper-Of-
fice,.— the first door on the L, In
Warwick-sq. from Warwick-lane,
Newgate.st.
Wh'stlers-Ccurt, Saltcrs-Hall-Pas-
sage, — the second on the L. from
82, Cannon-st,
Whistlers - Ground. Great Peter-
Street, Westminster. See Wisters.
Whitby-Wharf, Upper Thames-St. -
entrance by 79, on the E. side of
Three-crane-stairs.
"Whltcomb-Court, 'Whitcomb-St, —
the first on the R. from Coventry-
st. leading to 25, Oxendon-st,
'Whltcomb^Street. Charing-Cross. —
the first street onthe R, from the
Strand towards the Haymarket.
'White's Alley, Chancery-Lane, —
aboutthe middle of the E, side,
and nearlyop. 78, in thesaid lane.

WhIte'sAlley,Coleman-Street,-at6(?y the fifth on the R. frora Lothbury.
White's Alley, Long-Alley. Moor
fields,— the first on the L, fronv
'Worship-st. near theCurtaln-rOad.
White - Ball - Court, Castle -Street,
Leicester-Square. — at 36, six doors
on the R. from Hemming's Row.'
White-Bear-Alky, Aldgate High-
Street, — at 18, ten doors E, ofthe
church.
White-Bear-Cpurt, Kent-Street, Bo
rough, —at 264, about | ofa mile
on the R. from St.George'schurch,
White - Bear - Gardens, Kingsland-'
Road, — entrance by Union-walk,
Union-st.
Wbite-Bear-Inn, Piceadllly.— at tha
E. end near the Haymarket,
White-Bear-Inn, Basinghall-Street,
See Bear.
White - Bear - Yard, Eyre - Street^
Leather-Lane, Holborn, — the first
on the R. from the N, end of
Leather-lane,
White-Bear- Yard, Kent-Street, Bo
rough,— at 270, about I of amile
on the R. from St. George's church.
White's Buildings, Rosemary-Lane,
See Abel's Buildings,
'Whitechapel High-Street,  com
mences at Somerset-st. an'd Petti
coat-lane, where the numbers bei
gin and end, viz. 1 and 148, ex
tending to the church.
Vv'hitechapel-Road, — commences at
the church, where the numbers
begin and end, viz. 1 and 281,
extending to the turnpike,
Whitechapel Workhouse, White
chapel-Road, — at 77, about i of
a mile on theL. belewthechuich.
White's Court, Ropemakers-Street,
Mpprfields-, — -the third on the Li
from the N, W, corner of Moor
fields.
White's Court, Vine- Yard, Tooley-
Street, — the first on the R. frora
110, Tooley-st.
Whitecross- Place, Wilson - Street,
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• Mpprfields,  about jix doors S.
from Crown-street, near Finsbury-
square.
Whitecross-Street, Cripplegate, or
St. Luke's,— at ) 15, Fore-street,
extending to nearlyop. the church,
Old-st. the numbers begin and
end at Chiswell-street, viz. 1 and
220.
Whitecross - Street, Queen - Street.
Borough, at 96, about twelve
doors on the L. from Union-st.
Whitefriars,  on the N. side the
River Thames, between New
Bridge -St. Blackfriars, and the
Temple.
Whitefriars - Dock, — facing Water-
lane, from 67, Fleet-st.
Whitefriars New Wharf, — on the E.
side the Temple-gardens.
White's Grounds, Bethnal-Green-
Road, — at 9-5, the first on the
right Ej of the turnpike.
White's Grounds, Crucifix - Lane,
Bermondsey, — the first on the R.
from 50, Bermpndsey-St. and dp.
Parish-street.
Whitehall, Charing-cross, — the con
tinuarion df it from the Admiralty
to Parliament-st.
Whitehall-Court, Tower-Hill, 
about the middle of the E. side,
. leading to St. Catherine's lane.
Whitehall - Stairs,  entrance by
Whitehall-yard.
Whitehall-Yard, Whitehall, — nearly
op. tbe Horse-guards, extendirig
towards the Thames,
White-Hart Coach-Office, Strand.—
at 296, six doors E, of the New
Churdi.
tVhIte - Hart .Court, , Windmill . St.
Tottenham-Court-Road, — at 19,
six doors on the L. from 35, in
the said road.
.White -Hart -Court, Castle -Street,
Leicester -Square, — at 31, about
ten doors N. of Heraming's Row.
White -Hart - Court, Long,- Lane,
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the )[l, from 119, Aldersgate»
street.
White- Hart-Court, Charter-House-
Lane, — entrance by 6, tive second
on the R. frora St. John-st,
White-Hart-Court, Lombard.St. — .
at 41, the last on the R, frpra rhe
Mansion - house, leading to 28,
Gracechurch-st. ,'
White - Hart - Cpurt, Blshppsgate-
Wlthput,— at200, the seccnd N.
pf the church.
White . Hart - Cpurt, Hpxtpn,— by
Red-Lion-Court, op. the Britan
nia, about I of a mile on the R.
from Old-street. l-oad.
White-Hart-Court, Gascolgne-Place,
Bethnal-Green,  the first on the
L. from Castle-st. behind Shore
ditch-church. ,
White - Hart - Court, or Passage,
Greenfield-Street, Mile-End Old-
Town, — at 10, the first on theR.
from Fieldgate-st.
White - Hart - Court, Green Bank,
Wapping, — the second on tbe R,
frora the church,
White-Hart-Court, Walworth High-
Street, or Road, — the first pn the
L, about -|- pf a mile frpra the
Elephant and Castle.
White - Hart - Fields, Kenningtpn-
Lane. — behind White-Hart- Place,
extending to Walcpt- place,
White-Hart-Inn, St. Jphn-Street, —
at. 120, about g- of a mile pn the
R. frpm West-Smithfield.
White.Hart-Inn, Borough,— at 62,
about I ofa mile on the L. from
London-bridge,
White - Hart - Place, "Kennington-
Lane, — forms part of the L. side,
extending from Kennington. cross,
towards Newington.
White-Hart-Place, Robinhood-Lane,
Blackwall, — three doors on the L,
from the E. endof Poplar High-st.
White-Hart-Row, Gravel-Lane, Bo
rough, — at the E. end of George-
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White - flfart .. Row, Kennington-
Lane,. — the first on the R. from
Kennington-cross, towards New
ington.
White-Hart-Row,Gray's-Inn-Lane,- part of the R. side, about a mile
from Hplbprn, and adjoining
BatdeTbridge,
White-Hart-Street,'WarwIck-Lane,- ' the first on the R. frora Pater
noster-row, leading to Newgate-
market,
White- Hart-Wharf, Larabeth, 
op, Broad-st. about l of a mile
¦ above the church.
White - Hart - Yard, Tottenham-
Court-Road, — about 1^ of a mile
on the R, frora Oxford-st, and op,
Whitfield's chapel.
White- Hart - Yard, Drury-Lane, —
at 82. or the second on the R, in
Gatherine-st, ftom 312, in the
Strand,
White- Hart- Yard, Drury-Lane. —
the first on the L. a few yards from
Holborn,
White . Hart- Yard, Bropk - Street,
Hplbprn, — —at 20, pp. Brook's
Market.
White-Hart-Yard, Londen-Wall,—
near the S, E. corner of Moor
fields,
White- Hind-Alley, Willow - Street,
Bankside.  on the E. side of
Brook's Wharf, leading to Pitt's
place and Maid-lane,
White .»- Hind - Court. Bishopsgate-
Without, — at 163, op, Widegate-
street.
White-Horse- Alley, Cow-Cross, 
the second on- tihe R, frora St.
John-st. near West-Smithfield.
White- Horse- Alley, Turnmill -St.
Clerkenwell',-T— about the middle
- of the W. side, near Castle-st,
White - Horse - Alley, or Court,
Sharp's Alley, West-Street, West-
Smithfield, — the first on the L,
from West-st.
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Office, Piccadilly,— at 66, three
doors W. of Albemarle-st.
White-Horse-Cellar (Old), Coachr
Office, Piccadilly, — op, 76, two
doors W, of Arllngtpn-st,
White - Horse - Court, Whitecross-
Street, St. Luke's, — at 93, lead
ing to Cherry-tree-alley and 117,
Bunhill-row.
White - Horse . Court, Long - Lane,
West-Smithfield, — a few doors on
the R. from 118, Aldersgate-st,
White-Hprse-Cpurt, Wheeler-Street,
Spitalfields, — at 16, the secpnd pn
the R. from Lamb-st.
White - Horse - Court, or Yarfl,
Rosemary - Lane, — the third on
the L. frora the Minories.
White - Horse - Court. High -Street,
Borough.  about eight doors on
the L; "ftora London-bridge.
White- Horse -Court, Bermondsey-
Street, — at 242, fcadingto Snow'%
fields.
White - Horse - Court, Star-Corner,
Bermondsey.— the' first on the R.
frora, Lpng - lane, tpwards Ber-.
mpndsey- new-road.
White-Horse-Inn. Fetter-Lan'e,— .at
88, about twelve doors on the R.
from 32. Holfeorn-hlJl,
WhIte-Horse-Inn, Friday-Street, 
at So, being that number of
houses from 315, Cheapside,
White- Horse-Inn, Cripplegate.——
at the N. end of Wood-st, on the
R. entering by 122, Cheapside,
Whi.te -Horse -Lane, Stepney, See
Coramercial-Road.
White - Horse - Lane, Mile - End -
Road,-rOp,. the Old Globe, abouj;.
f a mile on the R. below the
turnpike, leaffing towards Step
ney-church-yard.
White-^orse-Mews, Colema.n-St. —
entrance by White-horse-yard,
White -Horse - Place, Coraraercial-
Road, — the third pn the B-^bput
I pf a mile E, of the halfway^
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White-Hprse-Street, Piccadilly,^ —
the fi.ist W. cf Halfmpon-street,
about i a mile on the R. ftorii tlie
Hayniarket.
White-Horse-Street, Ratcliffe, — ^^the
cpntinuatipn of Butcher-row, Rat
cliffe - cross, towards Stepney
- church-yard.
White-Horse- Yard. New Bcnd-St,-
at 131, eight doors S, of Grosve-
nor-street.
White - Horse - Yard, Broadway,
Westminster, — about six doors on.
the R. from Tpthill-st,
White-Horse- Yard, Dlot-Street, St.
Gijes'sj abput six doors on the R,
from 25, Brpad-st,
White-Horse- Yard, Drury^Lanci —
. at 110, the fifth on the R, from
Wych-st,
White-Horse- Yard, CoIeman-St. —
at 17, being that numblsr pn the
R, frpm Lptidbn-wall.
White . Horse - Yard, Lower East.
Smithfield; — at 44, the second on
the R. frpm Burr-street; tPwards
Upper East-Smithfield.
Whlte-Herse-Yardj Parspns - Street,
Upper East - Smithfield,- at 36,
leading tp the Lpndon-docks.
White - Hprse - Yard, Kent - Street.
Borough. — at 124, about | pf a
mile on the L.. frora St, George's
. chlirch.
Whitelands, Ring's Road, Chelsea .-
hy Colvill's Nursery, Op. the
Hdspltal,-
White-Liiien-Court, Bankside, Bo
rough,  a few yard's W, of
Thames-st.
White-LIon-Court, Litrie Bell- Alley,
Londqn-Wall, — the first on the L.
fiom Leathersellers-bulldlngs.
White-Lion-Court, Birchrn,.Lane, —
at 21, the second on the L. from
36, Comhill.
White - Lion - Court, Cprnhlll,- at
64, three doors ori the R. frora
Bishopsgate-st.
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I Street. — at 20, four doors on the
L. from Btoad-st,
¦White-Lion-Court, Bankside, South
wark, — the fourth "W, of Thames-
street.
White - Lion - Court, Bermondse';^-
Sireet, — op, 52, leading to Snow's
fields,
White-Lion-Court, White-Lion-St.
Seren-Dials,  at 7. thr'ee dpors
on the L. from 21, Monmouth,
street.
White-Lion-Court, White-LIon-St.
Pentonville,  the first on the' L.
a few yards from Islington.
'White - Lion - Court, Charterhousl?-
Lane.  at 6, the second on the
L, from Chartcrhouse-sq,
Whlte.Lion-Square, Old Bethlem, —
at 17, on the N. side.
Wbite-Lion-Street, Norton-Falgate,
Shoreditc'n.-r-at 12, being that
nurfiber of houses N. pf Spital-
square,
'White- Lipn-Street, Seven - Dials,-^
the first pn the L, in Mpnmputh-
st, frpin Brpad-st. St, Giles's.
Whlte-LIon-Str'eet (Litrie), Seven-,
Dials,  the continuation of the
last, also of Mercer-st, enterhig
by 123, Long- acre.
White . Lion - Street, Pentonville, —
the first on the L, In High-stxeet,
Islingtpn, from the Angel-Inn,
'White - Lion - Street, Goodman's
Fields, or Whitechapel, — the cpn
tinuatipn pf Leraon-st. to 76,
Ros?raary-lane.
White-Lion- Wharf. Upper 'Thames- '
Street. — entrapce by 19, - nearly
op. Bennet's Hill.
White -Lion -Yard, Tower-, Street,
Tower-Hill, — a few doors on the
L. frora Tower-hill.
White-Lion- Yard. Vauxhall , -nearly
op, Vauxhall - stairs, kadjng to
Vauxhall-gardens.
White-Lion- Yard, White-Liori-Sf.
Norton- Fal gate,-at 22, live doors
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White.Lion.Yard,WhIteCroM.,Street, St. Luke's, — at 172, op, Foster's
Buildings,
White-Lion- 'Y^ard, Oxford-Street,—
at 73, nearly op. the Pantheon,
White's Rents. Wood-Street, West
minster, — the third on the R. from
64, Millbank-st,
White's Rents, Fore-Street. Lime
house, — the second on the left E.
of Rppemakers-fields.
White -Rose -Alley, Whitecross -St.
Cripplegate, — at 68, the first on
the L, frora Chiswell-st, towards
Fpre-st.
White- Rose -Court, Coleraan-St. —
at 30, op. Bell-alley, leading tp
Basinghall-st,
White-Rpse-Cpurt, Widegate-Street,
Bishppsgate, — at 13. the second
on the R, ftom Bishopsgate-
street,
White's Row, Baker's Row, White
chapel-Road. — the first on the R,
frora 94, In the said road,
White-Street, or Row, Spitalfields, -
the conrinuatlon of Fashion-street,
^frora 191, Brick-lane.
White-Street, Bethnal-Green-Road ,-
at 72. the second on the right E.
of the turnpike.
White - Street, Cutlcr-St. Hounds
ditch, — the second on theR, ftora
114, Houndsditch.
White- Street, Church . Street. Bo
rough,  the continuation of it,
bearing to the L. frora behind St.
George's church,
White-btreet, Moorfields, — the first
S. parallel to Ropemakers-street,
entering by the N, W. corner of
Moorfields,
White-Thorn-Court. King -Street,
, St. George's in the liast,  the
first on the L, from 29, Gravel-
lane,
White's Yard, Great Saffron-Hill,—
at 23, near Charles-st. Hatton-
garden,
White's Yard, Whitecross - Street,

St, Luke's, — at 165, thefirst on
the R, frora Old-st,
White's Yard, Mile- End-Road,—
about f of a mile on the right E.
. of Stepney-green, and op, the Old
Globe,
White's Yard, Rosemary - Lane,—
at 58, E. end, leading to 97,
Upper East-Smithfield.
Whitfield - Street, Leonard - Street,
Shoreditch,  the first on the L.
ftora Paul-st. towards^ the City-'
road.
Whiting's Rents, Hickman's Folly,
Bermondsey,— the second on the
R, from Dock-head.
Whiting's Wharf. Broad - Street,
Ratcliffe, — at 43, on the E. side
of Stone-stairs, and a few doors
W. of Ratcliffe-cross,
Whiting's Yard, Dog and Bear- Yard,
Tooley-Street, — the first on the R.
ftom 127, E. end of Tooley-st,
Whirington's College, College-Hill.-
by the church, about the middle
ofthe E.side,
Whitley's Court, Brick - Lane, St.
Luke's. — at 73, the second pn the
R. frora 113. Old-st,
Wlcher's Alnis-Hpuses, LittleCha pel-
Street, Westminster, — on the E,
side the Bluecpat - schppl, near
James-st.
Wickham-Cpurt, W'ych-St. Drury-
Lane,  at 23. six doprs E, pf
Newcastle.st,
Widegate-Street, Bishopsgate-WIth.
out. — op. 163, the third on the
right N, from the church.
WIdnal's Place, VIne-St, Hatton-
Wall, about twelve doors on the
L. from Lrttle Saffron-hill,
Wigglus's Quay, Lower Thames-
Street, — op. 80, a few doors E,
of Billing.'igate.
Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square,-
at the N. W'. comer, leading to
wards Portman-sq,
Wild - Court, Great Wild - Street,
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^,,^opr3 on the L. -ftomfi48. Great
i,, Queen-st. -.¦..'&',,.. . •
%ij|.Street (Great), Clare-Market.-
ihe first on the R. in Great Queen-
st. .from 155,^ Drury-lane.
Wild-Street (Little). — the secondon
the L. in the last, frora 48, Great
Queen-st.
Wilderness - Lane, Dorset - Street,
Salisbury-Square. — at 59, the se
cond on the R, from 82, Fleet-st,
Wi)d?rness-Row. Goswell-Street. —
nearly op. Old-st, leading to 163,
¦ St, Johji-st,
Wilderness-Row, Chelsea, — the last
on the R. In Rpyal Flospital rPw,
towards PImlieo.
Wilkles . Cpurt, Shoreditch -Hlgh-
, Street, — at 101, the thlrdon the
L. frcm t^ie church,
Wilks-Street, Quaker-Street, Spitai-
fields,— the seccnd on theL. frora
173, Brick-lane, behind Hanbury's
brewery,
Wilkinspn's Buildings, Edgware-
Road, i— at 76, forraing part of the
R. side,- about f of a mile from
Tybum turnpike,
Willis's Court,, Brackley - Street,
Brldgewater-Gjrdens,  the first
on the R. ftpm Golden-lane.
Willie's Buildings, Spa-Road, Ber
mondsey, — between the Spa and
Printers-place. Jamaica-row,
Willis's Rents, Bermondsey-Street. —
at 101, about ten doors on the
L, frora Russell-st, tpwards the
church.
Willis's Rooms,. King-Street, St.
James's. — at 22. op, Duke-st,
WiUiam's Buildings, Yeoman'sRow,
Brpraptpn,— a,few yards on the R.
ftpra Michael's place.
Williaras.Buildlngs, , French-Alley,
Gpswell-Street,— entrance by 21,
in the said street.
Williaras's Buildings,- Three- Ham
mer-Alley, St. "Thomas's, South-
wark,-^the first on the R; from
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Williams-Court, Maid-Lane, Bo
rough, — the second on the L.
from Gravel -lane, and nearly op.
Great Guildford-st.
Williams-Mews, Devonshire-Street,
Marybone, — at 54. between Port
land-place and Portland-road.
Williams-Place. Walworth, or Cam- ¦
berwell-Road, — part of the R-
side from the Montpelier-gardens
towards Camberwell.
Wllliara-Street, Lisson-Green,—.
between Bell.st. and Stafford-st.-
about 5 of a mile N. of the York-
shire.stingp.
Williara - Street, Henry - Street,
Gray's-Inn-Lane, — the first on the
R. from the said lane.
Williara - Street, Lant - Street, Bo--
rough, — the second on the L. from
108, Blackman-st, and |the first
E, of Litrie Suffolk-st.
William-Street, Kennington-Com
mon, — the first on the R, from
the Horns, towards Clapham.
William - Street, Pitt - Street, Kent-
Road,— the first , on the R. from
nearly op, the Bricklayers-arras,
William-Street. Blackfriars-Road,—
the first on the L. in Charlotte-st.
behind Surrey-chapel.
William-Street, Union-Street, Lam
beth,— the first on the L, ftora
Walcot-place,
William - Street, Marybone - Lane,
Marybone, — at 49, the third street
¦ on the L, from 158, Oxford-st.
Williara-Street. James-Street, West
minster, — at 30,^ the first on the
R. ftom Buckingham-gate.
William-Street, Adelphi,  behind
64, in the Strand, about i ofa
mile on the R. frora Charing-cross.'
William-Street, New Bridge-Street,
Blackfriars, — at 21, the first on the
R. from the bridge,
William- Street, Hampstead-Road.—
the fifth on the R. near i of a mile
from Tottenham-court-road,
Wiliiara-Street.Cannon-Street.Rpad, Sf.

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St. George's iri the East, — —the
second on the L, from ; the turn.
pike towards WhitechapeL
William - Street, Cannon - Street-
Rpad or Mile-End Old-Town..^
the first on the L. from the Cora-
mercial . road towards White-
chapelk
William-Street, Shoreditch High-
Street,— at 137, the first on the
R. frora the church towards
Bishopsgate,
Willow-AZIouft, Steward-Street, Gos
well-Street, — the first on the L,
from 80, Goswell-st.
Willow-Court, Willow-Street, Paul-
Street, Shoreditch, — the first on
the L, frpm Paul-st.
Willpw-Rowj Gos-well-Stteet,— at
50, about twelve doors N. of
Old-street.
Willow-Street, Paul-Stre6t, Shore-
ditch, — the second on the right,-
N, from Leonard-st.
Willow -Street, Bankside, South
wark,— the continuation of it to
Gravel-lane, and towards filack-
friars-bridge.
Wiilow-Walk, Tothill-Fields, West-.
minster, — —near Rochester - r6W,
leading to the Neat Houses.
Willow-W-alk , Haberdashers- Walk ,
Hoxton,— the second on tJie left,
N. from Haberdashers - Alms-
hooses.
Willow-Walk, Curtain-Road, Shore
ditch, — the coariauation of Susari-
nah-row, bearing, to the R.
Willow-Walk, Hackney-Road,-^
op, Middlesex-place, about | of
a mile on the R. from Shoreditch-
church,
Willow-Walk, Grange-Road, Ber
mondsey,— errtrance by the last
on the-L. in Page's walk,' from
the sajd road,
Willow-Tree.Court-,Lower-TurnIng, Shadwc.ll, — the second on the L.
- from 76, Shakespear's walk.
Willow -Tree -Court, Newmarket ¦¦

Streetj , .Wapping,^— ten doors on
the L>, from. 157i.''Wappajg-st,
Willsted-Street, New-RflfSiS, Som-i
.,.. mers-Town, — the third on the R,
^ about I of a mile irom the
turnpike, Battlp- bridge.
Wilmot-Court, White-Street, Bo
rough, — about ten doors on ihe
L. from St.' GePrge's church.
Wilraot's Folly, Bethnal . Green-
Road, — at the N, erid of Mary|s
Row, entering pn the E, side of
Wilmpt-square.
Wilraot's Grove, Bethnal - Green-
Road,— on the N. side of Wilraot-
sqUare.
,Wilrapt - Square, Bethnal - Green-
Road, — about I of a mile on the
L. from 65, Shoreditch.
Wilmot - Street, Bethnal - Green-
Road, — the last on the R, near
a mile from Shorediteh,
Wilmot - Street, Bernard - Street,.
Brunswick-Square,  at 36, the
first on the R, -from the square,
extending to 30, Great Cpram-st.
Wilspn - Cpurt, Kent - Streef, Bp
rpugh, — at 87, near j. of a mile
on the L. from St. George's
church.
Wilson - Court, Maid - Lane, Bo
rough, — the second on the L. from
Paik-st, or from Clink-st.
Wilson's -Place, Salmon's Lane,
Limehouse, — the first on the L.
from the Commercial-road.
Wilson-Street. Moorfields,- — near
the middle of the N, side, extend
jng to Paul-st,
Wilt^shlre - Lane, Parsons . Street,
Upper East-Sraithfield. — at 40,
a few doors W. of Ratclifffe-high-
way,
Wimpole-'Mews, Devonshire-Street,
Marybone, — at 38, between Up
per Wirapole-st, and Beaumont.st,
Wimpote-Mews, Weymouth-Street,
Marybone,  at 38, between
WIrapple-St. and Harley-st,
Wimpple-Strqet, Cavendisb-Square,- a few

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ford-chapel, entering by 151,
Oxford-st,
Wimpole-Street (Upper), — the con-
-tlnuation, of the last from Wey
mouth-st, to Devonshlre-st,
'Winchester - Chapel, Parliamenf-
Court. Artillery-Lane, Bishops
gate-WIthout, — entrance by the
second pn the R, frpra Bishopsgate.
Winchester-Court, Monkwell-Street,
Falcon-Square, — abcut six doors
on tlie R. from the square.
Winchester - Gardens, Winchester-
' Street, Pentonville, — at 32, the
first on the R. from the HIgh-st.
er rpad,
Winchester-Place, Pentonville High-
Street or Road, — part of the R.
side, about ^ of a mile from the
Aflgel-Inn, Islington.
Winchester- Place,Hackney. Road, —
near the end of Willow- walk, or
Green-gate-gardens,
Winchester-Row, Hackney-Road, —
a few small houses behind Wells-
row, near the last.
Winchester-Row, Edgware-Road. —
at 81, near I a mile on the R.
ftora Tyburn.tumpike, extending
towards fhe Yorkshire-stingo,
Winchester-Sfreet, Pentonville. — the
third on the R, from the chapel
towards Battle-bridge.
WInchester-Street,01dBroad-Street,- at 54, neariy op. the Excise-office,
leading to London-wall.
Wi!ichester-Street(Litrie).- four doors
on fhe R, in the' last, frora Old
Broad-sf,
Winchester-St. Borough-Market, —
on the N, side of it, by St. Sa
viour's ichurch.
Winchester-Sfreet (Litrie),— the first
on the R, in the last ftora the
church,
Winchester- Yard, Borough-Market,-
by Little Winchester-st.
Winchester - Wharf, Clink - Street,
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above London-bridge and nearly
op, Stoney-Street.
Wiuckles - Buildings, 'Walworth-
Common, — op, Phillips's Build
ings, S, end of Thurlow-place
frora East-lane,
Windmill-Court, Giltspur-Street.—
at 19, about ten doorson theR,
from Newgate-st.
WIndmill-Courf, Roscraary-Lane,-
at 51, two or three doors W, of
White's Yard,
Windraill - Inn, St. John - Street,
West-Sraithfield, — the third Inn
on the R. near | of a raile frora
Smithfield,
Windmill-Lane, Deptford Lower-
Road, — about -J of a mile on the
L. frora the Halfway-house to-
wards Deptford.
Windmill-Row.Kennlngton-Green,- on the W. side, near the Wind-
mill-tavem.
Windmill-Street, Tottenham-Court.
Road, — at 45, op. Great Store-st,
about I of a mileon the L. ftpm
Oxfprd-st.
Windmill . Street (Great), Hay
market, — op. the N. end of It,.
extending ftora Coventry-street to
Brewer-st,
Windralll-Street (Little),— the con
tinuation of thelast to Sllver-st.
Windmill-Street, City-Road, — afew
yards bearing to the R. from the
N, W, corner of Finsbury-sq.
Windsor - Court, Monkwell - Street,
Falcon-Square,— at 40, fhe first
on the L. from the square.
Windsor-Court,LIftleKnight-Rider- Street, — at 14, the first on fhe R,
frora fhe Old-Change,
Windsor-Court, Strand.— near 330,
op. Somerset-Place,
Windsor- Place. City-Road.  op.
Windsor-terrace, about y ofa mile
pn the L. ftpm Finsbury-sq.
Windsor -Streef, Widegate-Street,
BIshopsgate-'WIihpuf,^-the first
pn the R. ftom Bishopsgate-st.
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WindsOr-'Terrace, City-Roadyi-^ —
forras part of the N. sicwj about
^ oi a mile on the R. ftom Fins
bury-square.
Wine-Office-Court, Fleet-Street,—
at 145, about tbe middle of the
. N. side.
Winford-Cpurt, Wentwerth-Street,
Spitalfields, — abput six doprs W.
of Rose-lane.
Wlnkworth's Buildlngs.Cify-Road,-
exfends from Craven-buildings to
wards Hoxton-fields, abput -j of
a mile on the R. ftpmFInsbury-sq.
Winkwprth's Wharf, Upper Thames-
Street, — pn theE. side of Broken-
wharf, entering by 41, inthe said
street.
Winsley-Street, Oxfprd-Street,  at
78, pp. the Panthepn, about y of
a mile on the R. ftpra St. Giles's.
WInter-Court,Long-Lane, Berraond
sey. — about -J ofa mile on the L.
frora the church and op. the King's
Road.
Wise-Court, Wheeler-Street.^pifal-
fields. — the first on fhe L. froni
31. Lamb-st,
Wise-Court, Castle-Street,Borough,-
at 45, near Potts's Vinegar-
ground.
Wisfer's Ground. Great Peter-Street,
Westminster, — entrance abput the
middle ofthe S. side.
Wither's Court. Whitecross-Street,
St. Luke's, — at 140, the first on
the L. from Old-st.
Wittem's Buildings, Old . Street-
Road, — forms partof theN. side,
adjoining the Vinegar-ground.
Wooburn - Court, Duke - Street,
Bloorasbury. — the first on fhe R.
from 42. Great Russell-st.
Wooburn-Mews, Litfle Guilford-
Street. Russell-Square. — the first
on fhe L. from Bernard-st.
Wooburn-Place. Russell-Square, 
extends from the E, side- of the
square towards Tavlstock-sq.
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Street, Bl'gamsbuiy,— at 39, the
third on the R. frc^ Tofteni^ra-
CPurt-road. ' -^^
Wooburn - Street, • Brydges - Street,
(|oveiit-GardeB,— at 23, on fhe
'S.'sideof Drury.Lane-Theatre.
Wood's Buildings, George:Street,
Chelsea,-^the first on theR. from
Royal-Hospital-Row.
Wood's Buildings, New-Inn- Yard,
Shoreditch,  the last on the L.
frora 175, Shoreditch,
Wood's Buildings, WhItechapeL
Road,— ^at 124, op. the London-
hospital, leading to Ducking-
pond-row.
Wopd's Buildings, East-I.ane» WaL
Wprth, — fhe first pn fhe R. from
fhe Kent-road.
Wood's Close, Church-Row, Beth
nal-Green,  on fhe S. side the
church near Hare-st.
Wood's Court, Oxford-Street, — at
81, about -|- of a mUe on fhe R.
from St. Giles's and nearly op, fhe
Pantheon,
Wood's Court, Norton-Falgate, — a^
27, nearly op. WhIfe-Liori-st.
Wppd's Mews, Park-Street, Gros
venor-Square, — at 75, the fourth
onthe R. from 248, Oxford-st,
Wood's Place, Bowling - Green-
Lane, Clerkenwell,-^the first oi^
the R. from Coppice-row,
Wood's Rents, Chequer- Alley, Bun
hill-Row, — the first on fhe R,
from 109, Whitecross-st.
Wood-Street, Millbank-Street, West
minster, — at 64, the first on fhe
R. frora Abingdon-st.
Wood-Street, Braynes-Row, Spa-
fields or Clerkenwell,— about six
doors E, ofthe turnpike, near the
House of Correftion.
Wpod-Sfreat, Cheapside,— at 122,
the third on the L. frora Newgate-
st. It extends to London-wall.
Wood-Street, Spitalfields, — extends
from the N, side of the fliurch tq
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Wood-Street, j^gthnaKGreen, — on
'' the S. side tlie Church-yard, or fhe
last on the L, in Hare-st. from
-¦yl.lO, Brick-lane.
Wood-Street, Sf, ,Agnes-le-Clair, —
the last on the L, in North-st.
from the City- road.
Wpod's Ways, Rptherhithe, — pn fhe
N. side of Rptherhithe-church.
Wood's Yard, Phoenix-Street, Spital
fields, — the secondon the R. frora
38, Wheeler-st,
Wood- Yard, Redcross-Street, Bo
rough. — at 74, fhe first on the R,
, north from Union-st.
Wopdbridge-Street, St. John-Street,
Clerkenwell, — at 224, op. Comp
ton-st. about .J. of a mile on the
L. frora West-Smithfield.
Wopden - Bridge - Stairs, Westmin
ster. — atthe N, E. cprner of New
Palace-yard,
Wooden-Worid-Court, Bell-Alley,
Golden-Laue,  entrance by the
fifth on the L, in Golden-lane frora
Barbican,
Woodner - Court, Harrow - Alley,
Gravel-Lane. Houndsditch, — the
third on fhe R. in it frpm Gravel-
lane,
Wppdstpck-Mews, Wcpdstpck-St,
Marybpne. — at 5. pr behind 30.
Weymouth-st.
Woodstpck - Street. Weymouth-
Street, Marybone, — at 30, op.
Beaumpnt-sf. about- five doors W,
of 44, Wimpole-st,
Wppdsfpck Streef, Paddlngtpn-
Street, Marybone, — ten doors on
the R. from 70, High-st. leading
to Npttingham-place a-nd theNew-
road.
Wpodstpck-Streef, Oxford-Street, —
at 303, between New Bond-st.
and Sputh-Mplfon-sf.
Wppdwards - Court, High - Street,
Marybpne, — the first on the R,
from the New-road,
Wooldrlch's Gardens. Fleet-Street,
Bethnal-Green or Spitalfields, 

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a number of small houses at the E.
endof It,
Woolfprd's Ways. Wapping-Wall,-
on the E. side of King James's
stairs, op. Star-sf. Shadwell,
Woplpack - Alley, Berrapndsey-
Streef,  at 242, near Snpw's
fields,
Woolpack-Gardens, Gwyn's Build
ings, Goswell.Sfreef.Road, — en
trance a few doprs pu fhe R. frpm
the City-road,
Woolpack - Yard, Dog and Bear-
Yard, Tooley-Street. — thefirst on
the L, frpm 127, Tppley-st,
Woolpack- Yard, Kent-Street, Bo
rough. — — af 54, about | pf a
mile on the L. side thesfreet^from
St. Geprge's church.
Wcpl-Staplers Aims-Houses, Great
St. Ann's Street, Westminster, —
abput fen dpprs on the R, from
Great Pet^r-st,
Wolsinghara-Place, Lambeth, — by
the Three Stags, abput | a mile
on the L, from Westminster-
bridge,
Worcester-Court, Worcester-Street,
Old Gravel-Lane, — the first on
the L. from Old Gravel-lane tp
wards the Lendon-docks,
Worcester.Place, Upper Thames-
Street, — at 67, nearly op, Gar
lick-hill,
Worcester-Street, Old Gravel-Lane,
Sf. George's in fhe East, — at 143,
about fhe middle of fhe W. side.
Wercester-Street, Queen-Street, Bp
rough, — at 11, the second on the
R. frora Union-Hall,
Works (Office of),GuIldhall,— two
doors on fhe R. from 75, Basing
hall-st,
Workhouse-Alley, Limehouse, See
Green-dragcn. alley.
Workhouse - Lane, Hoxton,  at
the N. end of Queen's Row,
about i a mile on the L, from
(3ld-sfreet-road,
W^orkhcuse - Lane, Larabeth.— the
continuation

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continuation of Lambeth-butts,
or of Brpad-st, tpwards Kenning-
tpn-crpss,
Wprld's End-Cpurt, Newlngfpn-
Causeway, — pn the N, side fhe
turnpike, abput |^ of a mile on
the L. from the King's Bench,
Wcrley's Cpurt, Minprles.-entrance
by 79, pp-,' the Crescent.
Wprm.vpod - Street, Bishopsgate-
Withln, — at 65, fhe second on
the L, north from Cornhill,
Worship - Court, Worship - Street,
Shoreditch, — the fourth on fhe L,
from Paul-st,
Worship - Square, Worship - Street,
Shoreditch, — the third on the L.
from Paul-st, leading to Chapel-
st, Curtain-road,
Worship-Street, Shoreditch,  fhe
second on the R. north frora fhe
N.E. corner of Finsbury-square,
extending fo 21. Norton-falgate,
Wrestlers-Court, Bishopsgate-WIth-
in, — at 59, six doors S. of Ca.
momile-st.
Wright's Buildings, West - Street,
West-Sraithfield. — the second on
fhe R. from Smithfield,
Wright's Passage, Tothill-Street,
Wesfmlnsfer, — about the middle
of the S, side, nearly op, the
Golden-fleece,
Wright's Rents, Pell - Street. Rat
cliffe, — the first on the ,L. from
6. in the New-road.
Wright's Rents, Grange-Road, Ber
mondsey,-; — on the W., side of
Page's Walk, near the Old Pitt's
Head.
Wych-Street, Drury-Lane, — the first
on both the R. and the L.in NeV-
castle-sfreet from the New Church
in fhe Strand, , ^
Wycomb - Place, Kent - Street, Bo
rough, — at 70, about | of a mile
on the L. side of fhe streef, from
St, George's church. ,
W^'nyatt - Street, Goswell - Street-
Road,— near i ofa mile onthe L.

north of .^e turnpike, being the
first S. patallel to Rawsfone-sf.
Wynyaf t- Place, Wynyaft-Street, 
two or three doors on the R. frpra
Goswell-street-road.

YAXLY-PLACE, Little Lant-
Street, Borough,  about the
middleof theS. side, and the first
on fhe R. frora Lorabard-st.
Yeats-Court,Carey-Street, Chancery-
Lane, — af 23. the third on fhe R,
from Portugal-st, leading into
Clement's lane.
Yeats-Court, Long-Alley, Moor
fields, — thesecond on the L. from
29, Sun-st, towards Moorfields,
Yeats-Rents, Clerkenwell-Close, —
af 23, a few doors N. of the
church.
Yepraan's Row, Brorapton High-
Road, — the fifth on the L. about
•J- of a raile frpra Knightsbridge.
Ypakley's Buildings, Mile - End-
Green, — nine doprs E, from the
London- hospital.
York-Buildings, Grab-Street. West
minster, — abeut the middle of
fhe E. side,
York- Buildings, Adelphi, — fhe S.
side of Duke-st, being the second
on fhe L, in Villiers-st. from 32,
in the Strand.
Yprk-Buildings Wafer-Wprks, — at
the bpftpm of Villiers-sf. entering
by 32, in fhe Strand.
York-Bulldlngs, New.Road, Mary
bone. — forms part of the S. side,
at the N. end of Baker-st.
York-Buildings, York-Street, Pen-
tonville. — the second on the L.
from Clarence - place towards
Weston-st.
York- Buildings, Bermondsey New-
Road. — at the end pf Kenf-street-
road, and pp. the Bricklayers-
arms. Yprk-

York - Buildings, Challtofl - Streei,
Somme/s-Tpwn,— at 48, the first
on the L. from the New-road.
York-Bulidlngs, Hoxton-FIelds, 
about i of a mile on the L.
from Winkworth's Buildings,
Ciry-road, towards Kingsland.
York - Court, East - Street, Man.
Chester-Square.  at 40, about
twelve doors on the L, from David-
street,
.York-Court, York-Street. Penton
ville," — the first on the L. from
Clarenee-place.
York-Court, Paul-Street, Finsbury-
Square, — abput five doors S. of
Castle-st,
York-Court, York-Street, London-
Road. St. George's Fields, — the
first on the R, from fhe London-
road.
'York . Mews South. Paddlngtpn-
Street, Marybone,  at 32, fhe
first on the L. from Baker-st.
York-Mews North, David-Street,
Marybpne, — ,the first pn the 'R.
from Upper Baker-st.
York-Mews (Great), Upper Baker-
Street, Marybone, — the first on
the L. in York-place frora 10,
Upper Baker-st.
York-Mews (Little), — the second on
the L, from 10, Upper Baker-
street.
York-Place, Baker-Streeti Portman-
Square, — fhe continuation of it to
Upper Baker-st, and the New-
road. '
York-Place, Upper Baker-Street,
Portman-Square, — at 10. fhe first
on the R. from the New-road.
York - Place. Pentonville.  forras
part of the S. side by fhe turn
pike, near | a mile on the L, frora
Islington,
York - Place, Banner - Street, St.
Luke*.", — at 27. fhe first on the L.
from 130, Whitecross-st,
York- Place, City-Road,  forms
part of tbe N. side, nearly op.

Sldney-st. about a mife un the R,
frpm Finsbury-sq.
Yprk-Place, Cow-Lane, Stepney,—
the last en the L. from Stepney
Old . square, and on the E. side
the World's End public-house.
York-Place, Milb-End-Road,— pairt
of fhe S. side, by Saville-place,
abPUt 2y miles from Aldgate.
York-Place, Mile- End Old-Town,—
the first on the L, in York-street
from the Commerclal-rpad, lead
ing infp Thoraas-st.
York-Place, Lambeth,  about |
of a mile on the R. from Vv'est-
mlnster-bridge, and opposite the
Asylum.
York-Place, Borough-Road, St.
George's Flelds.r— about the mid
dle of the N, side, between the
King's Bench and the Obelisk,
York-Place, Walworth High-Street
or Road, — part of the L. side,
about |- of a mile from the Elephant
and Castle.
York-Place, Arnold-Place, Wal
worth,— the second on theL. from
Amelia-st.
York-Place, Ossulston.Stteet, Som
mers-Town, — the first on the L.
north frora Chapel path,
York-Place. Kent-Street-Road,—'
the last on the L, ftom St.
George's church and near the'
Bricklayers-arras.
York-Place, Hoxton- Fields. — about
J of a raile en the L. from
Winkworth's BuiK'lngs. City-
• road, towards Kingsland.
York-Row. James-Street, Westmin
ster, — at the E. end ofit, op. the
Blue-coat-Echool. ,
York-Row, Hackney-Road, — forms
part of.the R. tide, about f of a
mile from Shoreditch-church.
York- Row, Kennington-Road,-

forms part of the R. side, near
the Plough and Harrow, J of a
mile S. from Newington-church.
Yo'.k-Streer, Hans-Place, Bronj'p- tun.

tpn,— ^the.first pn theL. iri Exeter-
street, entering by 32, Slpane-st.
Yprk-Street, Westminster. — the con
tinuation of James-street, bearing
to fhe L, extending to Queen.
square,
York-Street, Sf. James's Square. —
aboutthe middle of the N.side,
leading fo fhe S. side of St.
James's church, Piccadilly.
York.Sfreet, Covent-Garden, — the
continuation of Tavistock-st. en
tering by 1-1, Southampton-st, or
the second on the L. along Cathe-
** rine-st, from 343, Strand.
York-Street, Baker-Street, Mary
bone, — fhe fifth street on the L.
from the N. E; corner of Port-
' man-square,
York-Street (Upper), Baker.Street,|
Marybone, — the continuation of
the last,
York- Street, Middlesex -Hospital,
Marybone, — at 18, Union-st, ex
tending to 74, Qoeen Ann-st,
East.
York-Street, Castle-Street, Turnmill-
Street, Clerkenwell, — the last on
the L. from Turnraill-st, or a few
yards E, from 60, Great Saffron-
hill,
York-Street, Pentonville, — the se
cond on the L, west of the, chapel
towards Battle-bridge, about f of
a mile from Islington,
York-Street (Old), Church-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — at 185, the first
on the R. from 65, Shoreditch,
leadingto Anchor-st,
"Tfork-Sfreet (New), Church-Street,
Bethnal-Green, — at 178, the se
cond on the R, frora 65, Shore
ditch.
York - Street, Commercial . Road,
' Mile-End Old- Town,  these.
cond pn the R. from Cannon-
street-road towards Vv'hitechapel-
church, extending to 45, Char
lotte-street,
York-Street, Walworth High-Street

or Roa,d,g-op, Manor-place, ne#r
i a mile'pn the L. from the Ele
phant and Castle, leading f o Lock's
fields,
York-Street, .Lock's Fields, Wal
worth, — the last on the L. in Pitt-
st. from the Kent-Road, entering
nearly opposite the Bricklayers-
arms.
York-Street, Clarence-Street, Ro-,
therhithe,  the first on the.R.
ftpm 303, Rptherhithe-st.' leading
tp Adara-st.
Yprk-Street, High-Street, Bprongh,-
af 276, fhe first streef on the R.
ftora London-bridge, leading to
fhe Borough-market.
York - Street, London - Road, St.
George's Fields, — fhe first street
on the R. in the said road, ftoip
the Elephant and Casfle towards
the Obelisk.
York . Street (Lower), Bieknel's
Row, Russell-Street, Rotherhlthe,-
- the first on the L. frora Russell-
st. extending towards Greenland-
dock.
York-Street (Upper),  the conti
nuation of the last.
York-Terrace. Kent-Street-Road,—
part of the N. side by the Brick
layers-arms, about ^ a raile on
fhe L, in the said road from St.
George's church.
Yorkshire- Crop- Yard, Sf. Peter's
Lane, West-Sraithfield, — at 6, by
St. John-st.
Yorkshire - Stingo - Tavern, New-
Rpad, Marybone, — near j of a
mile on the R. frpm 82. Edg-.
ware- road,
Yoid's Row. Kent - Road,  by
Youl's Nursery, nearly opppsite
East - lane, abput ^ pf a mile
on the L. below the Bricklayers-
arms,
Young's Buildings, Horse - Shoe-
Alley, Moorfields,  the second
on the L. from Wilson-st. towards
Lpng-alley. • Youijg's

Young's Buildings, Rptherhlriie-
i-. Street, — near the Pageants, about
f of a mile on fhe R. below fhe
church.
Young's Buildings, Old-Street, Sf.
Luke's,  nearly opposite fhe
¦ church, a few doors W. of Whife-
cress-street,
ypiing^s Buildings, Church-Alley,
, , Basinghall-Street, — the first on the
~ R.from 70, in the said street, pr
' the first on fhe L. ftpm 19, Aiders
. manburyt
Yoxall's Wharf, Tooley-Street, 
at the N. end of Mill-lane, bear

ing to the R, from 55, in the said
street.

ZIO N - C H A.P E L and Square.
See Sion.
Zoar-Chapel, Little Ayliffe-Street,
Gpodman's Fields,  a few yardi
frpm Red - Hon - street. Whiter
chapel.
Zoar - Street, Gravel - Lane, Bor
rough,  the second streef om
fhe L. about -^ of a mUe froijjj^
Holland-st.

ADDENDA.

ANCHOR . WHARF, Upper
Thames-Street,  at 8, op.
Addle-Hill, about J of amile be.
low Blackfriars-bridge.
Antigua-Place, Salrapn-Lane, Lirae
house, — the cpntinuation of Wil
son-place, entrance by the first on
the L. from fhe Commercial-rpad,
tpwards Stepney.
A'hby - Street (Upper), Goswell-
Street-Road, — the second on the
L. from Goswell-st. towards
Islington,
Baltic - Court. Baltic - Street, St.
Luke's, -rthe second! on the L.
frora behind 20, In the said street.
Baltic - Place. Baltic - Street, St,
Luke's, — the first on fhe L. from
behind 20, iri the said street.
pahic - Street, Golden - Lane, St.
Luke's, — at 99, the first on the
R. fro'm Old-st.
Pridge-Street (New), Kennington-
Lane or Vauxliall, — a few houses

on fhe R. exjgndlng ftom the
turnpike tPwa'Sls Vauxhall-gar
dens.
Burllngton-Place, Bread-Street, Rat
cliffe, — at 97. a few dpprs on the
L. from Cock -hill.
Burbridge-Sfreet, Lambeth-Marsh,-
the first on fhe R. from the turn
pike towards Blackfriars-road.
Chamberlaip's Place. Little Shlrp-
Lane, — at the W. end of it, op.
New'-court, entering by 16, Carey-
sf. Chancery-lane.
Chapel-Place. Long-Lane, Bermond-
sey,^-at 22, about j of a mile en
the R. from St. George's church.
Corapton- Street, Tavistock - Place,
Tavistock-Square, — the E. conti
nuation of it, or the second on the
L. in Hunter-st. from Brunswick-
square.
Crosby's Buildings, French. Alley,
Shoreditch,^— fhe first on the L.
ftpm 152, Shoreditch, Crpss-

ADDENDA.

Ci'oss-Street, Westmpreland - Rpw,
City-Road, — the first pn the R,
ftpm Cpllingv/ppd-st. entering by
Provldence-st, , and leading fp
Trafalgar-st,
Dyer's Place, Long-Alley, Mppr
fields, — the first on the L. ftom
¦ Worship-st, towards Moorfields,
Dyer's Place, Parsonage - Walk,
Newington, — a few yards on the
R. from the High-road towards
the Church-yard,
Edward's Place, KIng.sland.R6ad, —
#¦; fey the turnpike, three doors N, of
• fheBasing-house.
FItchefs-Cpurt. Noble-Street, Foster-
Lane, — at 16, three dpprs on the
L. from Falcon-square,
friendly -Place, Sun- Tavern- Fields,
Shadwell,  pn the S. side the

Rope-grpund. entrance by thefirst
•on the R. in King David - lane
from 198, Shjidwell Hi|;h-st.
Qenrge - .Street, St. Giles's. See
Dipt-Sfreet,
Heath-Street, Cpmraercial - Road.
Stepney, — abput j. of a mile on
the L. belpw fhe Halfway-house
and op. Stepney-causeway,
Jubilee - Place. Coramerciai - Road,
Stepney, — near | of a mile on the
L. frora Whitechapel-church and
on the W, side fhe Halfway-
house.
Juniper-Rpw, Sun-Tavern- Fields,
Shadwell, — pn fhe S. side the
Rope-ground, entrance by the first
on the R. in King David-lane
frpm 1.98, Shadwell High-st.

FINIS.

Brinted by Siepben CoucJiman,.
Tlfrograonon-Slrcet, London,