Westgate. The Castle. --||-- Snidelingestret (_or Tailors’ || Street_), _now Westgate Lane_. || Gerestret (_or Gar Street, --||-- Bredenestret (_now Staple Gardens_). now Trafalgar Street_). || _Here later on the || Wool Staple was placed._ || Goldestret (_or Gold Street, --||-- Scowertenestret (_Shoe-waremen’s now Southgate Street_). || Street or Cobblers’ || Street_), _now Jewry Street. || The Jewish Ghetto was here--hence || its present name._ || Calpestret (_or St. Thomas’s --||-- Alwarenestret (_All-wares-men’s Street_). || Street or Drapers’ Street_), || (_now disappeared_). || Menstrestret (_now Little --||-- Flesmangerestret (_Flesh-mongers’ Minster Street_). || Street or Butchers’ || Shambles_), _now St. Peter’s || Street_. || The Monastic Quarter. --||-- Sildwortenestret (_or Shieldware-men’s || Street_), _now Upper || Brook Street. The name survives || in Silver Hill._ || ||-- Wenegerestret (_or Wongar || Street_), _now Middle Brooks_. || ||-- Tannerestrete (_or Tanners’ _On this side also was_ || Street_), _now Lower Brook Colobrochestret (_or Colebrook || Street_. Street_). _Close by was the || [1]Hantachenesle, the quarters ||-- Bucchestrete (_near Eastgate_). of one of the ‘Gilds.’_ || Eastgate. ] during the fairs of St. Giles. The shieldmakers reflect its military importance, and the goldsmiths the rank and material wealth of those for whom it catered.