Please help locate an address

[PippaR]

I’m hoping someone can help me determine this location.... Gloucester Court, Ridrofs/Ridross/Redrofs Street, Bristol where they listed their residence in 1844.
I have purchased 2 marriage certs and although I think the last one is correct, I need the location to be close so that I know I’m on the right track.  The wording on the cert isn’t particularly clear, but the marriage was solemnized at the Register Office in the District of Bristol in the ? County of Bristol.
I have some fairly detailed old maps, but can’t locate this address at all.  I need it to be in the vicinity of Upper Easton.  The census records from 1841-71 have them in Upper Easton / St Phillips & Jacob.  Your help/suggestions would be terrific please.
Cheers, PippaR

[JohninSussex]

Redcross Street isn't too hard to find on a modern map
http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/51.45697/-2.58084
An old map might show you what sort of area it was at the time in question.

[Kay99]

This 1882/4 map shows Redcross St but not  unfortunately  Gloucester Court http://maps.nls.uk/view/109729813#zoom=5&lat=3452&lon=3326&layers=BT

Kay

[KGarrad]

Found it! I think it was also known as Gloucester Place?

Using Bristol City Council's website Know Your Place:
http://maps.bristol.gov.uk/knowyourplace/?maptype=js

Select "Address" (top left) and enter Redcross Street.
Then select the 1855 map (on the right-hand side).
You'll need to zoom in, but Gloucester Place runs north off of Redcross Street

[PippaR]

Bingo!!  That's exactly it.  It's just around the corner from their next move.  Gosh you're good!!  Thanks heaps. 
cheers, PippaR

[KGarrad]

Being an ex-Bristolian helps!
Also, I have used the "Know Your Place" website before - it's very useful