The road from hence to Farnham is very remarkable, for it runs along the ridge of a high chalky hill, no wider than the road itself, and the declivity begins on either hand, at the edge that bounds the highway, and is very steep and high. From this hill is a surprizing prospect; to the north and north west over Bagshot Heath; to the south east into Sussex, almost to the South Downs; and to the west it is so unbounded that the view is only terminated by the horizon. On this hill, which is called St. Catharine’s, stands the gallows in such a position, that the town’s people of Guilford may, from the High street, sit at their shop doors and see the criminals executed. GUILLAM’S _wharf_, St. Catharine’s.† GULLYHOLE _alley_, Wheeler street. GULSTON’S _square_, Gulston’s street.† GULSTON’S _street_, Whitechapel.† GUM _alley_, Barnaby street. GUMMERY’S _alley_, Dorset street.† GUN _alley_, 1. Barnaby street.* 2. Little Moorfields.* 3. St. John’s street, West Smithfield.* 4. Wapping.* 5. Well street.* GUN _dock_, Wapping. GUN-HOUSE _stairs_, near Vauxhall. GUN _lane_, Three Colts street.* GUNPOWDER _alley_, 1. Poor Jury lane. 2. Shoe lane. [Illustration: _Gunnersbury._ _S. Wale delin._ _B. Green sculp._ ] GUNNERSBURY HOUSE, near Ealing, a noble and elegant structure, built by Inigo Jones, or, as some say, by Mr. Web, who was son-in-law to Inigo Jones. Indeed the architecture shews that if the plan was not drawn by that celebrated architect himself, it was designed by some of his scholars, for the building has that majestic boldness and simplicity which grace all the works of that excellent artist. It is situated on a rising ground; the approach to it from the garden is remarkably fine. The loggia has a beautiful appearance at a distance, and commands a fine prospect of the county of Surry, the river of Thames, and of all the meadows on its banks for some miles, and in clear weather of even the city of London.