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This page concludes the article entitled St. Magnus's Church, which started on Page 238.
It is followed by the article entitled Magnus court, on this page.

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arched windows in all the intercolumnia- tions. The dome rests upon these pilas- ters, and on its crown is placed a piece of open work like that which surrounds the base of the lanthorn. On this is raised the turret which supports the fane. This church is a rectory, and to this parish that of St. Margaret's, New Fish street, is united. The Rector, besides glebes, casualties, &c. receives 170l. a year in lieu of tithes. MAGNUS court, Butcher row. MAGPYE alley, 1. Aldersgate street. 2. Ashentree court. 3. Bishopsgate street without. 4. Crutched-friars. 5. Fen- church street. 6. Fetter lane. 7. Gray's Inn lane. 8. Phœnix street. 9. Wheeler street. 10. White-friars. MAGPYE court, Great Old Bailey. MAID court, Maiden lane, Bow lane. MAID lane, Gravel lane. MAIDEN lane, 1. Church street, Lambeth. 2. Extending from Deadman's Place to Gravel lane; a long stragling place with ditches on each side; the passages to the houses being over little bridges. 3. Halfmoon street, Covent Garden. 4. Long Ditch. 5. Queen street, Cheap- side. 6. Wood street, Cheapside. MAIDENHEAD alley, 1. Ratcliff. 2. Wap- ping.
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MAIDENHEAD court, 1. Aldersgate street. 2. Cartwright street. 3. St. Catharine's. 4. Chiswell street, Moorfields. 5. Church lane, Whitechapel. 6. St. Ermin's hill. 7. Great Eastcheap. 8. Great Gardens, St. Catharine's lane. 9. Grub street, by Fore street, Cripplegate. 10. London Wall. 11. Maiden lane. 12. Moor lane. 13. Saltpetre bank. 14. St. Thomas Apostle's. 15. Wheeler street. 16. Wood street, Cheapside. MAIDENHEAD passage, Berwick street. MAIDENHEAD street, Dyot street. MAIDENHEAD yard, Dyot street. MAINHARD'S court, Anchor and Hope al- ley, Green Bank, near Wapping. MAINHARD'S street, Bembridge street, St. Giles's pound. MAIN'S yard, Castle lane, Southwark. MALAGA court, Nightingale lane, East Smithfield. MALDEN, a village in Surry, about three miles from Kingston, has a powder mill on a stream that runs from Ewel to King- ston. MALLET'S court, 1. Blackboy alley, Chick lane. 2. Buckeridge street. MALLMILL court, Whitecross street. MANBY court, Montague street. MANCHESTER court, Canon row, West- minster; so called from the house of the Earls of Manchester adjoining.
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