Broad-street--Dale End was so called in the 15th century. Buckle-row. Between Silver-street and Thomas-street. Button Alley--Bishop-street, Masshouse-lane. Butts-lane--Tanter-street; The Butts being Stafford-street. Catherine-street--Whittal-street. Cawsey (The Causeway)--Lower part of Digbeth. Chapel-street--Bull-street was so called in the 14th century. Chappel-row--Jennens'-row and Buck-street. Charles or Little Charles-street--Now part of New Edmund-street. Cock-street--Upper part of Digbeth; also called Well-street. Colmore-street--From Worcester-street to Peck-lane. Cony Greve street is now Congreve-street. Cooper's Mill-lane is Heathmill-lane. Corbett's Alley--Union-street. Corn Cheaping or Corn Market was part of the Bull Ring. Court-lane--Moat-lane. Cottage-lane--Sheepcote-lane. Crescent-street--Part of King Edward's Road. Cross-street--Vauxhall-street. Crown-street, afterwards Nelson-street is now Sheepcote-street. Deadman's Lane--Warstone-lane. Ditch--The Gullet was The Ditch. Dock Alley--New Inkleys. Dudwall-lane--Dudley-street Farmer-street--Sand-street. Ferney Fields--Great Hampton-street Feck-lane or Peck-lane--Covered by New-street Station. God's Cart-lane--Carrs-lane. Grindstone-lane--Westfield-road. Hangman's-lane, or Hay Barns-lane--Great Hampton-row. Harlow-street--Edmund-street. Haymarket--one of the names given to Ann-street. High Town--Upper part of Bull Ring. Hill-street--Little Charles-street. Jennings-street--Fox-street. King-street and Queen-street, as well as Great Queen-street, have made way for New-street Station. Lake Meadow-hill--Bordesley-street and Fazeley-street. Lamb-yard--Crooked-lane. Long-lane--Harborne-road. Ludgate-hill was part of Church-street. Martin-street--Victoria-street. Mercer-street, or Spicer-street--Spiceal-street. Mount Pleasant--Ann-street. New road--Summer-row. Old Meeting-street has at various periods been known as Grub-street, Littleworth street, New-row, and Phillips-street. Pemberton's-yard, Lower Minories, or Coach-yard--Dalton-street. Pitt-street and Porter-street were portions of Old Cross-street. Priors Conigree-lane, or Whitealls-lane is now Steelhouse-lane. Priory-lane--Monmouth-street. Rother Market--New-street next to High-street and High-street next to New-street was once so called. Sandy-lane--Snow Hill in the 16th century. Lee Bank-road has also been called Sandy-lane. Shambles--Part of Bull Ring. Swan Alley--Worcester-street. Swinford-street--Upper end of New-street. Temple Alley, also called Tory-row--Temple-row. Walmer-lane (in the 15th century Wold Moors)--Lancaster-street. Water-street--Floodgate-street. Welch End or Welch Market--Junction of Bull-street, High-street, and Dale End. Westley's-row, Westley-street, or London 'Prentice-street forms part of Dalton-street. Withering-street--Union-street. Wyllattes Green--Prospect Row.