London and its Environs Described, Volume II, Page 36 & 37

This page concludes the article entitled Bromley [Kent], which started on Page 35.
It is followed by the article entitled Bromley [Bow], on this page.

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Charles II. for twenty poor Clergymen's widows, with an allowance of 20l. a year, and 50l. a year to the Chaplain. BROMLEY, a pleasant village near Bow, in Middlesex, where was formerly a mo- nastery. The great house here was built by Sir John Jacob, Bart, Commis- sioner of the customs at the restoration, and afterwards became the seat of Sir William Benson, Sheriff of London in the reign of Queen Anne, the father to William Benson, Esq; Auditor of the Imprest, who some years ago sold it, with the manor and rectory, to Mr. Lloyd, a gentleman of Wales. BROMLEY street, Holborn. BROOK alley, 1. Rotten row. 2. Noble street. BROOK'S court, 1. Holborn. 2. Heneage lane. 3. In the Minories. 4. Thames street. BROOK'S market, by Brook street, Hol- born: so denominated from the Lord Brook's city mansion, at the north cor- ner of the market. BROOK'S mews, Brook street, near Bond street. BROOK'S rents, Fore street, Cripplegate. BROOK'S street, 1. Holborn. 2. New Bond street. 3. Ratcliff.
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BROOK'S wharf, near Queenhithe. BROOK'S WHARF lane, High Timber street, Broken wharf. BROOK'S yard, 1. Old Fish street hill. 2. Fore street, Lambeth. BROOMSTICK alley, 1. Bunhill row. 2. Field lane. 3. Whitecross street, Cripplegate. BROUGHTON'S rents, Harrow alley. BROWN BEAR alley, East Smithfield. BROWNLOW street, Drury lane. BROWN'S alley, 1. Gravel street. 2. King's street. 3. Norton Falgate. BROWN'S buildings, St. Mary Ax. BROWN'S court, 1. Angel alley, Hounds- ditch. 2. Billiter lane. 3. Brick lane, Spitalfields. 4. Brown street. 5. St. Catharine's lane. 6. Crutched friars. 7. Gracechurch street. 8. Near Gros- venor square. 9. Holiwell court, Shore- ditch. 10. Little Old Bailey. 11. Long alley, Moorfields. 12. Marlborough street. 13. In the Minories. 14. Ro- therhith. 15. Shoe lane. 16. Shug lane, near Piccadilly. 17. Thieving lane. BROWN'S gardens, Hog lane, St. Giles's. BROWN'S lane, Red Lion street, Spital- fields. BROWN'S passage, Green street. BROWN'S rents, 1. Brick lane, Spitalfields. 2. St. Catharine's lane.
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