GLASSHOUSE LIBERTY, a part of the parish of St. Botolph Aldersgate street, situated in Goswell and Pickax streets, thus named from a glasshouse which anciently stood there. There was formerly but one government in the parish; but the poor of this liberty increasing considerably, the city liberty ungenerously separated from them, and obliged those in this district to maintain their own poor. GLASSHOUSE _street_, Swallow street.☐ GLASSHOUSE _yard_, 1. Black Friars.† 2. Goodman’s fields.☐ 3. Old Barge stairs.☐ 4. Old Bethlem.☐ 5. Pickax street.☐ 6. Red Maid lane.☐ 7. Upper Ground.☐ 8. Well street.☐ 9. White Friars.☐ 10. White’s yard.☐ 11. Willow street.☐ GLASS SELLERS, a company that were incorporated with the Looking-glass makers by letters patent granted by King Charles II. in the year 1664, by the title of _The Master, Wardens, Assistants and Commonalty of Glass sellers of the city of London_. This fraternity is governed by a Master, two Wardens, twenty-four Assistants, and forty-four Liverymen, who on their admission pay a fine of 5_l._ But they have no hall. _Maitland._ GLASS _yard_, Cut-throat lane. GLAZIERS, a company incorporated with that of the glass painters, by a charter granted by Charles I. in the year 1637. They consist of a Master, two Wardens, twenty-one Assistants, and ninety-one Liverymen, whose fine is 3_l._ Their hall being consumed in the fire of London, has never yet been rebuilt. _Maitland._ GLAZIER’S _rents_, Fore street, Limehouse. GLEAN _alley_, Tooley street. GLOBE _alley_, 1. Deadman’s Place.* 2. Fish street hill.* 3. Narrow street, Limehouse.* 4. Quaker street.* 5. In the Strand.* 6. Wapping.* GLOBE _court_, 1. Seven Stars alley.* 2. Sheer lane.* 3. Shoe lane.* GLOBE _island_, Rotherhith. GLOBE _lane_, Mile-end road.* GLOBE _stairs_, Rotherhith.* GLOBE _stairs alley_, 1. Jamaica street.* 2. Rotherhith.* GLOBE _yard_, 1. New Fish street hill.* 2. Old Bethlem.* 3. Schoolhouse lane, Ratcliff.* 4. Wapping.* GLOUCESTER _court_, 1. Beer lane. 2. Black Friars. 3. St. James’s street. 4. Whitecross street, Cripplegate. GLOUCESTER _street_, 1. Liquorpond street. 2. Queen’s square, Bloomsbury. GLOVERS, a company incorporated by letters patent granted by King Charles I. in the year 1638. This company is governed by a Master, four Wardens, thirty Assistants, and a livery of 130 members, who upon their admission pay a fine of 5_l._ 13_s._ 4_d._ They have a hall in Beech lane. GLOVERS _court_, Beech lane.☐ GLOVERS _yard_, Beech lane.☐ GOAT _alley_, 1. St. Catharine’s lane.* 2. Ludgate hill.* 3. Upper Ground, Southwark.* 4. Whitecross str. Cripplegate.* GOAT INN _yard_, St. Margaret’s hill.* GOAT’S HEAD _alley_, Skinners street.* GOAT _stairs_, Bank side.* GOAT _yard_, 1. Free school street, Horselydown.* 2. In the Maze, Tooley street.* 3. Whitecross street, by Old street.* GOAT _yard passage_, Horselydown.* GOATHAM _alley_, Shoreditch.‖