GARDINER’S _lane_, 1. High Timber street. 2. King street, Westminster. 3. Maiden lane. 4. Neathouse lane. 5. Petty France, Westminster. 6. Willow street. GARDINER’S _row_, Chelsea. GARLAND _alley_, Bishopsgate street. GARLAND _court_, 1. Ocean street, Stepney. 2. Trinity lane. GARLIC _hill_, Thames street; so called from the garlick market formerly held thereabout. _Stow._ GARRAT _street_, Cock lane, Shoreditch.† GARRET’S _Almshouse_, in Porter’s fields, and in the liberty of Norton Falgate, was founded in the year 1729, by Nicholas Garret, Esq; citizen and weaver, for the accommodation of six poor members of his company, each of whom has also an annual allowance of 8_l._, a chaldron of coals, and dozen and a half of candles. _Maitland._ GARRET’S _rents_, Coleman street.† GARTER _court_, Barbican.* GARTER _yard_, Ratcliff Highway. GASSON, a village in the parish of Blechingley, in Surry, at the source of the river Medway. GATEHOUSE, Tothill street, Westminster, is so called from two gates, erected there in the reign of Edward III. Here is a prison for debtors and criminals. GATE _street_, Lincoln’s Inn fields. GATTON, a very small borough in Surry, eighteen miles from London, under the side of a hill in the road to Ryegate. This is a very ancient town; and from the Roman coins and other antiquities found there, is supposed to have been well known to the Romans; but though it is a borough by prescription, and has sent members to parliament ever since the 29th of Henry VI. and though it was formerly a large and populous place, it now resembles a very mean village; it having only a small church, and neither a fair nor market. The members are returned by its constable, who is annually chosen at the Lord of the manor’s court. This parish is famous for a quarry of white stone, which, though very soft, will endure the fire admirably well; but neither the sun nor the air; on which account it is much used for glass houses, and by chemists and bakers. GAUNT’S _key_. Thames street.† GENEVA _row_, Tyburn road.† GENTEE’S _passage_, Nibb’s Pound.† GEORGE _alley_, 1. Aldgate street, within.* 2. Bishopsgate street.* 3. In the Borough.* 4. Coleman street.* 5. Field lane, at the bottom of Holborn hill.* 6. George street, York buildings.* 7. Holles street, Clare market.* 8. King Tudor’s street.* 9. Lombard street, Gracechurch street.* 10. Lower Shadwell. 11. St. Margaret’s hill.* 12. New George street, Spitalfields.* 13. Rotherhith.* 14. Saffron hill.* 15. Shoe lane, Fleet street.* 16. Stony street.* 17. In the Strand.* 18. Thames street.* 19. Turnmill street.* 20. York buildings.* GEORGE AND VULTURE _alley_, Cornhill.* [Illustration: _S. Wale delin._ _Elliot sculp._ _Bloomsbury Church._ ]