PAPEY, an hospital which stood at the north end of St. Mary Ax, and was founded by three priests in the year 1430, for a Master, two Wardens, and several Chaplains, Chauntry Priests, &c. It belonged to the brotherhood of St. John the Evangelist and St. Charity. Such priests as were become lame, or in great poverty, were here relieved, and had chambers with a certain allowance of bread, drink, and coals; and one old man, with his wife, was to see them constantly served, and to keep the house clean. This hospital was suppressed in the reign of Edward VI. PARADISE _court_, 1. Lady Clark’s yard, Gravel lane. 2. Peter street. PARADISE _row_, 1. Brook’s street, Bond street. 2. Near St. George’s fields. 3. Lambeth. 4. Tottenham Court Road. PARDON _church_, a chapel formerly situated to the east of the Bishop of London’s palace, in St. Paul’s church yard, in a place at that time known by the name of Pardon Church Haugh. This chapel was erected by Gilbert Becket, sheriff of London, in the reign of King Stephen, and rebuilt in the reign of Henry V. by Thomas More, Dean of St. Paul’s, who also encompassed it with a cloister. On the east side was a handsome library founded by Walter Shiryngton, Chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster. In this chapel were interred several persons, whose monuments, according to Mr. Stow, excelled in curious workmanship those in the neighbouring cathedral, and on the walls were painted the Dance of Death, in imitation of a painting in the cloister of St. Innocent’s church at Paris, with English verses translated out of French by John Lydgate, a famous old poet, by way of explanation. PARISH CLERKS. See CLERKS. PARISH GARDEN _lane_, Upper Ground, Southwark. PARISH GARDEN _stairs_, Upper Ground. PARISH _street_, Horselydown. PARK, in Southwark; several streets built upon the spot where the Bishop of Winchester had formerly a park, which joined to his palace. PARK GATE, Redcross street, Southwark. PARK PLACE, St. James’s street, St. James’s. PARK PROSPECT, Knightsbridge. PARK PROSPECT _court_, Manchester street. PARK _street_, 1. Little Grosvenor street. 2. Tothill street, Westminster.☐ PARKER’S _alley_. 1. Near Cherry Garden stairs.† 2. Turnmill street.† PARKER’S _court_, Coleman street.† PARKER’S _gardens_, Heydon yard, in the Minories.† PARKER’S _lane_, Drury lane.† PARKER’S _rents_, Whitecross street, Cripplegate.†