Pig street, extends from Threadneedle street to Broad street.
Pillory lane, 1. Butcher row. 2. Fenchurch street.
Pin alley, near Rosemary lane.
Pinder’s alley, Shoreditch.†
Pinder’s court, Gray’s Inn lane.†
Pineapple court, Woolpack alley, Houndsditch.*
Pinners, or Pinmakers, a company incorporated by letters patent granted by King Charles I. in the year 1636.
They consist of a Master, two Wardens, and eighteen Assistants; but have no livery.
Their hall is situated near the southeast corner of Great Winchester street, Broad street: and is most noted for being let out for a meeting of Independents, who meet there every Sunday morning. This is the only Independent meeting in London, where the audience are not Calvinists. In the afternoon it is a meeting for a congregation of general Baptists.
Pinner’s alley, Shoreditch.