BYFLEET, a village in Surry, situated on a branch of the river Mole, adorned with several gentlemen’s seats, and a fine park in its neighbourhood. At this place is a handsome house belonging to Lieut. Gen. Cornwall; and at a place at a small distance the Rev. Mr. Spence has made many neat and elegant improvements. The river Mole flows by the side of Byfleet park, and forming a great number of windings, renders its course near four miles within the compass of the inclosure. [Illustration] C. CABBAGE _alley_, 1. Barnaby street. 2. Long lane, Southwark. CABBAGE _lane_, near King’s Arms stairs. CABBAGE _yard_, Cork lane, Swan fields. CABINET _court_, Duke street, Spitalfields. CABLE _court_, Cable street. CABLE _street_, Rag fair. CADD’S _row_, Islington.† CÆSAR’S HEAD _court_, Crutched Friars.* CAGE _alley_, Cock hill, Ratcliff. CAIN AND ABEL’S _alley_, 1. Angel alley, Houndsditch.* 2. Bishopsgate street without.* CALENDER’S _court_, 1. Drury lane. 2. Long alley, Moorfields. CAMBERWELL, a pleasant village in Surry, two miles from Southwark, in the road to Croydon. CAMBERWELL _road_, Newington butts. CAMBRAY _house_. See CANONBURY _House_. CAMBRIDGE _heath_, in Middlesex near Hackney. CAMBRIDGE _street_, Broad street, Poland street. CAMDEN _court_, Clerkenwell. CAMDEN _house_, in Middlesex, a little to the west of Kensington palace, was lately the seat and manor of the Earl of Warwick, but it now belongs to Henry Fox, Esq. CAMEL _row_, Mile end. CAMOMILE _court_, Camomile street. CAMOMILE _street_, Bishopsgate street. CAMPION _lane_, Allhallows, Thames street.† CAMPION’S _alley_, Market street, Westminster.† CAMP’S _Almshouse_, in Wormwood street, was founded by Mr. Laurence Camp, for the relief of six poor people of the parish of Allhallows London Wall, who had an allowance of 1_l._ 14_s._ 8_d._ a year. CANARY _court_, Exeter court in the Strand. CANDLEWICK _Ward_, took its name from a street called Candlewick, or Candlewright street, remarkable for wax and tallow chandlers, who were anciently called candlewrights, and is bounded on the south by Bridge and Dowgate wards; on the west by Dowgate and Wallbrook wards; on the north by Langborne ward; and on the east by Bridge ward. The principal streets in this ward are, Eastcheap, and a part of Canon street, and St. Martin’s lane. The most remarkable buildings are the parish churches of St. Clement’s Eastcheap, St. Mary Abchurch, and St. Michael’s Crooked lane. It is governed by an Alderman, his Deputy, and seven other Common Council men; twelve wardmote inquest men, six scavengers, eight constables, and a beadle. The jurymen returned by the wardmote inquest serve on juries in Guildhall in the month of December. CANE’S _wharf_, Milford lane.† CANON _alley_, St. Paul’s church yard.