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Survey of London
… (on the south side) approximately the eastern half of the Charing Cross Hospital frontage (that is Nos. 8 15 consec. … ? (Sir) Edward Hungerford, founder of Hungerford Market, Charing Cross, member of the Long Parliament; Dr. Nisbeth, … Bedford Street. Nos. 6265 (consec.) Chandos Place Charing Cross Hospital Medical School These buildings were …
Old and New London
… many yearsin fact, until the erection of the station at Charing Crossused as the terminus for the arrival and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by Dr. Hector Gavin, 42 health inspector and lecturer at Charing Cross hospital, who hoped to enlist the rich in 'the …
Survey of London
… 19 A deed of 2nd May, 1739, shows that four were on the Charing Cross front, while the remaining four faced Spring Gardens. 20 The southernmost house but one on the Charing Cross front was in 1742 known as The White Swan. 21 … merged in the Mall Approach) had been formed leading from Charing Cross into Spring Gardens on the north side of the …
Survey of London
… Between No. 66, Charing Cross and the Cockspur Street entrance to Spring Gardens CHAPTER 22: BETWEEN NO. 66 CHARING CROSS AND THE ENTRANCE TO SPRING GARDENS FROM … to Spring Gardens 1 was very narrow (see Plate 80) and the Charing Cross frontage to the west of the site of No. 66, now …
Survey of London
… down and rebuild the houses. 8 Site of the former No. 20, Charing Cross. On 14th March, 15478, Edward VI granted 9 to … the plan of 1610 as 21 feet, but that of the later No. 20, Charing Cross, to which the house corresponded, was only … Bank (No. 15, Whitehall). Site of the former No. 19, Charing Cross. On 14th March, 15478, the King granted 20 to …
Old and New London
… the insane. Stow speaks vaguely of an insane hospital near Charing Cross, removed by a king of England, who objected to …
Old and New London
… at the sign of the Golden Anchor, in the Strand, near Charing Cross.' The Siamese twins of our own time are fresh …
Old and New London
… 1537, the hawks and steeds were removed to the stabling at Charing Cross, which was altered and enlarged for their …