BREECHES _yard_, Townsend lane. BREEZE’S _hill_, Ratcliff highway. BREME’S _buildings_, Chancery lane.† BRENTFORD, a town in Middlesex, situated ten miles from London, received its name from a brook called Brent, which runs through the west part of the town, called Old Brentford, into the Thames. As it is a great thoroughfare to the west, it has a considerable trade, particularly in corn, both by land and the Thames. The church and market-house stand in that part of the town called New Brentford. It has also two charity schools; tho’ the church is only a chapel to Great Eling. That part of it called Old Brentford is situated upon a fine rising bank close to the Thames, and is naturally capable of being made as beautiful a spot as any thing of the kind. The opposite side of the river is Kew Green, which appears from hence to advantage. BRENTWOOD, or BURNTWOOD, in Essex, is a pretty large town seventeen miles from London, and being a very great thoroughfare, is chiefly maintained by the multitude of carriers and passengers constantly passing through it to London, with provisions, manufactures, and droves of cattle; tho’ it is one of the four hamlets belonging to the parish of Southwold cum Brent. BREWERS, a company incorporated by letters patent granted by King Henry VI. in the year 1438, which were confirmed by Edward IV. in 1480, with the privilege of making by-laws. They are governed by a Master, three Wardens, and twenty-eight Assistants, with 108 Liverymen, who upon their admission pay each the sum of 6_l._ 13_s._ 4_d._ BREWER’S _alley_, Shoe lane. BREWER’S _court_, 1. Basinghall street. 2. Bedfordbury. 3. Oxford street. 4. St. Thomas’s street. BREWERS HALL, a handsome and commodious building, almost adjoining to Plaisterers Hall in Addle street. It has a genteel entrance into a large court, paved with free stone, and is supported by handsome pillars. BREWER’S _green_, Tothill side.† BREWER’S _key_, Thames street, the next key to Tower hill.† BREWER’S _lane_, 1. Dowgate Hill. 2. Shadwell market. 3. Wapping. BREWER’S _rents_, Whitechapel. BREWER’S _street_, 1. Bow street, St. Giles’s. 2. Old Soho. BREWER’S _yard_, 1. Barnaby street. 2. Cow Cross. 3. Giltspur street. 4. Holiwell lane. 5. By Hungerford market. 6. King street, Westminster. 7. Saffron hill. 8. Shoe lane. 9. Windmill court, Pye corner. BREWHOUSE _lane_, 1. Salisbury court, Fleet street. 2. Wapping. BREWHOUSE _yard_, 1. Battle bridge. 2. Fox lane. 3. At the Hermitage. 4. Leather lane. 5. Saffron hill. 6. St. Catharine’s. 7. Turnmill street. 8. Wapping. 9. Whitechapel. 10. White’s ground, Crucifix lane. BRIANT _court_, Briant street.† BRIANT _street_, Shoreditch.† BRIANT’S _alley_, Shoreditch.† BRICKBUILDINGS _court_, Snow hill. BRICK _court_, 1. Brick lane, Old street. 2. College street, Westminster. 3. Middle Temple. 4. Sheer lane. BRICKHILL _lane_, Thames street.