ROSE AND CROWN _court_, 1. Church lane.* 2. St. Catharine’s lane.* 3. Cock lane, Shoreditch.* 4. Fashion street, Artillery lane, Spitalfields.* 5. Foster lane, Cheapside.* 6. Gray’s Inn lane.* 7. Holiwell street.* 8. Houndsditch.* 9. Moorfields.* 10. Rosemary lane.* 11. Shoe lane, Fleet street.* 12. Sutton street.* 13. Whitechapel.* ROSE AND CROWN _yard_, 1. St. Giles’s street.* 2. King street, St. James’s square.* 3. Long alley, Moorfields.* 4. Rotherhith.* ROSE AND RAINBOW _court_, Aldersgate street.* ROSE _court_, 1. Aldermanbury.* 2. Beer lane, Tower street.* 3. Bishopsgate street.* 4. Goddard’s rents.* 5. Rochester street.* 6. Thieving lane.* 7. Tower street.* 8. Bow lane.* 9. Wheeler street.* ROSE _lane_, 1. Spitalfields.* 2. Whitehorse street.* ROSE _street_, 1. Brick lane.* 2. Gravel lane.* 3. Hog lane, Shoreditch.* 4. Long Acre.* 5. St. Martin’s lane.* 6. Newgate street.* 7. Newport market.* 8. Spitalfields.* ROSE _yard_, 1. Catharine wheel alley.* 2. Newington Butts.* 3. Whitehorse street.* ROSEMARY BRANCH _alley_, Rosemary lane.* ROSEMARY _lane_, extends from the bottom of the Minories to Wellclose square, and is chiefly taken up with old cloaths shops. ROSEWELL’S _court_, Great White Lion street, Seven Dials.† ROSEWELL’S _yard_, Barnaby street, Southwark.† ROTHERHITH, vulgarly called Rederiff, was anciently a village on the south east of London, though it is now joined to Southwark, and as it is situated along the south bank of the Thames, is chiefly inhabited by masters of ships, and other seafaring people. ROTHERHITH _School_ was founded in the year 1612, by Mr. Peter Hills and Mr. Robert Bell, who endowed it with 3_l._ a year, for the education of eight poor seamens children. _Maitland._ ROTHERHITH _wall_, Jacob street, Rotherhith. ROTHERHITH WATER WORKS, situated at the upper end of Rotherhith Wall, and the lower end of Mill street, where the engine is wrought by water from the river Thames, which being brought in by the tide is contained in the canals in the neighbouring streets. By this engine a sufficient quantity of water is raised to supply two main pipes of a six inch bore, whereby the neighbourhood is plentifully supplied with Thames water. ROTTEN _row_, Goswell street. ROUND _court_, 1. Black Friars. 2. Black Lion yard. 3. Blue Boar’s Head court, Barbican. 4. Butler’s alley. 5. Jewin street. 6. St. Martin’s le Grand. 7. Moses and Aaron alley, Whitechapel. 8. Old Bethlem. 9. Onslow street, Vine street, Hatton Wall. 10. Sharp’s alley, Cow Cross. 11. In the Strand. ROUND ABOUT _alley_, Wapping dock. ROUND HOOP _court_, Whitecross street, Cripplegate.*