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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| The Old Queen’s Head | The Old Queen’s Head | 1 1/2 Chains S. W | A small public house | |||
| (PH) | (PH) | of the Corn Market | in |
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| The Old Queen’s Head | Sign Board | |||||
| The Old Queen’s Head | Mr. Robson | |||||
| Clock Tower | Clock Tower | 1 1/4 Chain S West | A square Tower supposed | |||
| Clock Tower | Mr. Robson | of the Corn Market | to be built for a lockup | |||
| Clock Tower | Mr. Nicholson | It is now used as a clock | ||||
| Clock House | White’s Directory | house & contains a good | ||||
| peal of Bells which are | ||||||
| the property of the Corpo- | ||||||
| ration | ||||||
| The Grey Bull Inn | The Grey Bull | Sign Board | 1 chain S.W. | A middling public house | ||
| Inn | of the Corn | situated at the East end | ||||
| The Grey Bull | Mr. Robson | Market | of Oldgate Street | |||
| Inn | ||||||
| M Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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