T. K. H.

_Land of Green Ginger_ (Vol. viii., p. 34.).--It is so called from the

sale of ginger having been chiefly carried on there in early times. As

far as I can recollect, none of the local histories gives any derivation

of the name; those of Gent and Frost certainly do not, and this is the

one generally received by the inhabitants. Salthouse Lane and Blanket

Row are other streets, which may be referred to as having obtained their

names in a similar way.

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