Corn Street
Place
Old-city thoroughfare of municipal ceremony. Venue for avian nuptials and other transactions solemnised under architecture.
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From the books (1 passage)
…The ceremony itself, just as on the first occasion, was held at the Old Council House in Corn Street. Mr Hawksmoor Perroquet was fortuitously not absent on a bender and, withal grumbling, suffered himself to have his claws clipped and to be burnished by a species of bird-restorer, a very respectable middle-aged lady who advertised her services on a card in the window of Perky Pets, this fact being communicated…