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L O N D O N
A N D I T S
E N V I R O N S
D E S C R I B E D, &c.
Those with this mark generally derived
their name from the ground landlord, who
built the street, lane, or alley, &c.
From signs.
From neighbouring places, as churches, &c.
From trees formerly growing there.
From ridicule.
From their situation, as backwards, for-
wards, with respect to other streets.
A B
ABBEY Church of St. Peter's,
Westminster. Many have been the
fables invented and propagated by
the monks, relating to the original foun-
dation of this ancient edifice; but the
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