BUCKLE _street_, Red Lion street, Whitechapel. BUCKLERSBURY, Cheapside. Mr. Maitland observes that it is more properly Bucklesbury, as it was originally so named, from a manor and tenements belonging to one Buckles, who dwelt and kept his courts there. BUCKLER’S _rents_, Rotherhith wall.† BUCKRIDGE _alley_, George street, Spitalfields.† BUCKRIDGE _court_, Bembridge street. BUCK’S HEAD _court_, Great Distaff lane.* BUCK’S _rents_, Rosemary lane.† BUDGE _row_, Watling street. BUFFORD’S _buildings_, St. John street, Smithfield.† BULL _alley_, 1. Back alley, in Three hammer alley, Tooley street.* 2. Brick lane, Old street.* 3. Broad street, London wall.* 4. Bull stairs, Upper Ground street, Southwark.* 5. Fore street, Lambeth.* 6. Kent street, Southwark.* 7. Nicholas lane, Lombard street.* 8. Turnmill street.* 9. Upper Ground, Southwark.* 10. Whitechapel.* BULL _bridge_, 1. Horselydown. 2. Limehouse. BULL _court_, 1. Bishopsgate street.* 2. Nightingale lane.* 3. Petticoat lane.* 4. Ragged row, Goswell street.* BULL HEAD _alley_, Rag street, Hockley in the Hole.* BULL HEAD _court_, 1. Broad street, London wall.* 2. Cow lane.* 3. Great Queen street, Drury lane.* 4. Jewin street, Aldersgate street.* 5. Laurence lane.* 6. Newgate street.* 7. Peter street, Cow Cross.* 8. Wood street, Cheapside.* BULL HEAD _passage_, Gracechurch street.* BULL HEAD _yard_, near Blackman street, Southwark.* BULL INN _court_, in the Strand.* BULL _lane_, Stepney.* BULL AND MOUTH _street_, St. Martin’s le Grand.* BULL _stairs_, Bull alley, Upper Ground street, Southwark.* BULL STAKE _alley_, Whitechapel.* BULL WHARF, near Brook’s wharf.* BULL WHARF _lane_, Thames street.* BULL _yard_, 1. Dunning’s alley, Bishopsgate street without.* 2. Goswell street.* 3. St. John’s street, near Clerkenwell.* 4. Kingsland road, Shoreditch.* 5. Old Horselydown.* BULLEN’S _rents_, Shoe lane, Fleet street.† BULLIFORD _court_, Fenchurch street. BULLOCKS _court_, 1. Chequer alley, Old Bethlem. 2. Minories. BULLOCK’S _yard_, 1. Shoreditch. 2. Nightingale lane.† BULL’S _rents_, 1. Freeman’s lane.† 2. Lambeth marsh.† BULSTRODE, the seat of the Duke of Portland, near Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire. It is a large handsome house finely situated in a pleasant park, and you have a good view of it from the road to Beaconsfield, which goes close to the park gate. BUNCH’S _alley_, Thrall street. BUNHILL _court_, Bunhill fields. BUNHILL FIELDS, formerly called Bonhill fields, was anciently a tract of ground of considerable extent, reaching from the north side of Chiswell street to Old street.