London and its Environs Described, Volume I, Page 334 & 335

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Boar's Head Inn yard, Compter lane, St. Margaret's hill.* Boatbuilders yard. 1. Bank side. 2. College street. Bock's alley, Wapping wall.† Bodd's court, Philip lane, London wall.† Boddington court, Cloak lane, Dowgate hill.* Boddy's Bridge yard, Upper Ground. Boddy's rents, Gravel lane.† Bolt and Tun alley. 1. In the Strand.* 2. Whitechapel.* Bolt and Tun court, Fleet street.* Bolt court, Fleet street. Bond's stables, by Fetter lane.† Bond's stables yard, near Fetter lane.† Bond's street, Piccadilly.† Bond's court, Walbrook.† Bond's rents, Marigold street, Rotherhith wall.† Bond's yard, White Horse street, Rat- cliff.† Book's alley, Wapping wall.† Booker's gardens, Leadenhall street.† Boot alley. 1. Abchurch lane.* 2. Grub street, Fore street, Cripplegate.* 3. Kent street, Southwark.* 4. St. James's street, Westminster.* 5. Upper Ground street, Southwark.* Boot passage, Piccadilly.*
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Boot street. 1. Hoxton.. 2. Brick lane, Spitalfields. Booth street, Spitalfields.† Booth yard, Wapping.† Borough, a street in the borough of Southwark, extending from London bridge to St. Margaret's hill. Borough Court. This is a court of record by prescription, and is held every Monday by the Lord Mayor's steward, at the hall on St. Margaret's hill, Southwark, where are tried ac- tions for any sum of money, damage, trespasses, &c. To this court belong three attornies, who are admitted by the steward. Maitland See St. Mar- garet's Hill. There are also, besides this, three courts leet held in the Borough; for it contains three liberties or manors, viz. the Great Liberty, the Guildable, and the King's manor, in which are chosen constables, aleconners, &c. and other business is dispatched peculiar to such courts. In this neighbourhood court leets are also kept at Lambeth, Bermondsey, and Rotherhith. Boss alley. 1. Near Trig stairs, Thames street. 2. St. Mary hill. 3. Shad Thames.
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