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New Rents
"Lead from Foul Lane to St Saviour's Dock Stairs, on the Bankside, between Stoney Street and London Bridge." --BurnStow states that "New Rents goes from Counter Street to St Mary Ovaries Dock, and is a street of pretty good account, indifferent large and square, with well-built and inhabited houses, having trees before the doors, which renders it pleasant." |
W323: Southwark, New Rents (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A soldier |
| IOHN BAILEY IN NEW |
| R | I S B |
| RENTS SOVTHWARK I S B | |
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W324: Southwark, New Rents (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A rose crowned |
| THOMAS FLETCHER |
| R | T M F |
| NEW RENTS SOVTHWARK T M F | |
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W325: Southwark, New Rents (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A bell |
| IN THE NEW RENTS |
| R | G E L |
| IN SOVTHWARKE G E L | |
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W329: Southwark, New Rents (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A rose crowned |
| WILL THVRSTON AT THE |
| R | W M T |
| NEW RENTS SOVTHWARK W M T | |
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W330: Southwark, New Rents (Uncertain): (Date Unknown)
| O | A mermaid |
| IOEL VAVSE AT THE |
| R | I M V |
| IN THE NEW RENTS I M V | |
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Pepper Alley
Pepper Alley was a winding passage between Montague Close and the High Street, and had a door into the Close, which used occasionally to be shut to prove that the Close was private property. |
W335: Southwark, Pepper Alley (Farthing): (1652)
| O | A boat-oar |
| ARTHVR ADAMS |
| R | A peacock with tail displayed |
| IN PEPPER ALEY 1652 | |
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W336: Southwark, Pepper Alley (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | T C conjoined |
| THOMAS CROWDER AT T C |
| R | T S C |
| PEPPER ALLY GATE T S C | |
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W337: Southwark, Pepper Alley (Uncertain): (1664)
| O | The Turners' Arms |
| IOHN HADING OF |
| R | T L H |
| POPPIR ALLY 1664 T L H | |
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