_The Sextry_ was the Shutt from the passage from Kiln-lane to High-street. _Frankwell_, anciently Frankvill; the Frank’s Vill, probably inhabited by the Franks, for in Doomsday book it is recorded that a part of the town containing 45 Burgase were inhabited by those people, who are there called _Francigence_.—This place seems to have been regarded as unconnected with the other part of the town; they had a strong work erected there for their defence, which at the time Shrewsbury was taken by the parliamentary forces surrendered upon bare quarter; and in the year 1640, when the plague began there, the inhabitants made an attempt to come into the town, but were beaten back by the bailiffs and townsmen. _Cheddelode_.—A lane that went to the Severn, by Stury’s Close. _Bulgerlode_.—A place at the bottom of the Wyle Cop, taken down in 1766. _Murivance_.—A name of French extraction signifying before the walls, or within the walls. _Murivance-lane_, led from the town wall down to the river. _Sheteplace_, in old records written Sotteplace, and Soetteplace, is now called Shoplatch. _Behind the Walls_, from its situation behind the walls, now the Quarry. _Priest’s-lane_, led from the walls near the tower, to Murivance, now inclosed. _Romboldesham_, now called Barber-street. _The Bailey_.—That part of the town which lies before the castle. _Hound-street_.—A street leading from the playhouse to Barber-street. _Grope-lane_.—A narrow “shutt” leading from High-street to Fish street. _Corvisor’s-row_.—The same as that which is now called Pride-hill. _Shoemakers’-row_.—In Speed’s map the lower part of Pride-hill. _Hawmon-strete_.—Probably that now called Castle-street, or Raven-street. _Merival_.—At the east end of the New bridge. Early in the 16th century, Merival was separated from the jurisdiction of the corporation, and considered a hamlet within the liberty of the town. _Altus Vicus_.—The high pavement, near the Cross made in 1570.