This ward is governed by an Alderman, and within the gate are eight Common Council men, fifteen wardmote inquest men, twelve scavengers, nine constables, and a beadle. Without the gate there are four Common Council, seventeen wardmote inquest men, four scavengers, two constables, and a beadle. The jurymen returned by the wardmote inquest serve in the several courts in Guildhall in the month of March.
CRISPIN _street_, Smock alley, Spitalfields.
CROOKED BILLET _court_, Long alley, Moorfields.
CROOKED _lane_, 1. Mint street. 2. New Fish street.
CROSBY’S _square_, Bishopsgate street. Here was anciently a very large house, built by Sir John Crosby, grocer and woolman, called _Crosby Place_.
CROSBY SQUARE _passage_, St. Mary Ax.☐ Crosby street, 1. Free School street. 2. St. Mary Ax.
CROSS _alley_, 1. George alley, Shoe lane. 2. Marigold street. 3. One Gun alley, Wapping. 4. Upper Well alley, Wapping.§
CROSS _court_, 1. Beaufort Buildings in the Strand, 2. Carnaby street. 3. London Wall. 4. Russel street.
CROSS _lane_, 1. Bush lane. 2. Cartwright street. 3. St. Dunstan’s hill. 4. Hartshorn lane in the Strand, 5. Long Acre. 6. Love lane, Little Eastcheap, 7. Marigold street. 8. St. Mary hill. 9. Parker’s lane, Drury lane. 10. Shad Thames.
CROSS _street_, 1. Carnaby street. 2. Essex street in the Strand. 3. Hatton Garden, 4. Islington. 5. King’s street, Oxford street. 6. Lukener’s lane. 7. Rotherhith.
CROSS DAGGERS _court_, Grub street, near Moorfields.
*CROSS HARPER’S _court_, Whitecross street.
CROSS KEYS _alley_, 1. Barnaby street.*. 2. Blackman street.* 3. Norton Falgate.* 4. Without Temple Bar.* 5. Watling street.* 6. Whitechapel.* 7. Whitecross street, Cripplegate.
*CROSS KEYS _court_, 1. Chick lane.* 2. Grape street.* 3. Little Britain.* 4. London Wall.* 5. Queen street, Cheapside.* 6. Watling street.* 7. Whitechapel.* 8. Whitecross street, Cripplegate.
*CROSS KEYS _yard_, Whitecross street, Cripplegate.
*CROSS KEYS _Inn yard_, Whitecross street, Cripplegate.
*CROW _alley_, Whitecross street, Cripplegate.
*CROWD _alley_, Salisbury court, Fleet street.
CROWDER’S _rents_, Narrow street, Ratcliff.†
CROWDER’S WELL, a spring of clear water admired for its medicinal virtues. It is on the back of the church yard of St. Giles’s Cripplegate.