GALLOWTREE-GATE,

(corruptly pronounced _Goltre_), from its having formerly led to the

place of execution, the left side of which is the scite of the antient

city walls.

At the bottom of this street, a building, formerly the assembly-room, but

now converted to purposes of trade, with a piazza, under which is a

machine for weighing coals, forms the centre of five considerable

streets. The

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