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lo the lydown , Southwark , Surrey , Fly Master and Dealer in Debtors ' Prison for London and Jliddlesex . Coas . - In the Borough Comịer , Henry Boasor ...
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Tourists from all over the world flock to it in increasing numbers, to provide the base of what is now probably London's major industry. London is still indisputably a centre for finance, for the media, for entertainment - in short, ...
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STUDENTS' LONDON The Student Guide to Britain by Helen Pickthorn (Pan Piper, 5s.). A handbook giving details and addresses that any student needs, with quite a lot of attention to foreign students. The Student Guide to London (published ...
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Direct grant grammar and other schools have now been phased into the independent or maintained sectors. Excludes nursery schools in 1970. Table 94 Pupils and teachers in maintained nursery schools, January Page 188 21/1/92 London ...
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APPENDIX 3 Extract from "The Town and County Planning (Development Plans for Greater London) Regulations 1966" made by the Minister of Housing and Local Government. PART n FORM AND CONTENT OF DEVELOPMENT PLANS Greater London Development ...
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LONDON TRANSPORT'S PROBLEMS Past Trends 6. Since it was set up as the London Passenger Transport Board in 1933, the London Transport undertaking has had imposed upon it by Parliament certain statutory duties, in return for a monopoly of ...
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London County Council Local Government and Statistical Department. Royal Victoria Docks , 169 Rush hour passengers , 166 Russian baths , 149 , 150 St . John ' s Ambulance Brigade , 124 , 125 , 243 St . Katharine ' s Docks , 168 , 169 ...
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1 - 8 London , January - December 1896 2 . THE ENEMY Nos . 1 - 3 London , 1927 - 1929 3 . LEFT REVIEW Vol 1 No . 1 — Vol 3 No . 16 London , October 1934 - May 1938 CONTEMPORARY POETRY AND PROSE Nos . 1 - 10 London , May 1936 - Autumn ...
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None the less, in his rapid synthetic way, he manages to know as much of the life of London of the present day as most of us, even to its comic singers, while of the London of the past he knows almost more than any.
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R. Smith , William Heinemann Medical Books , London , 1967 ( to date ) . These volumes comprise an annual Migraine Symposium , which covers a wide spectrum of experimental and clinical topics related to migraine .
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Page Table 45 CHILDREN OF ELEMEN - Number of children of the elementary school class according to TARY SCHOOL CLASS . the schedules of the London School Board visitors in March of each year from 1899 to 1900 .
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The Annie Zunz ward in the London Hospital , c . 1914 . All these facilities involved the London in additional expense , so why was it so generous to its Jewish patients ? The answer lies in the generosity of the Jewish establishment ...
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London : Macmillan. BERGER, A. (1910). In Afrikas Wildkammern als Forscher und Jäger, 358. Berlin. BURCHELL, W. J. (1817 a). Note sur une nouvelle espèce de Rhinocéros. Bull. Soc. Philomath. Paris (June), 96. BURCHELL, W. J. (1817 b).
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London. On Tuesday, 19 March 1878 Frederick Shepherd, artist, aged 58, died in the infirmary of St Luke's workhouse, ... of topographical draughtsmanship, on which so much of our knowledge of Regency and early Victorian London depends.
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Guildhall Museum Address : On Bassishaw High Walk, up stairs by Gillette House in Basinghall Street, overlooking London Wall, E.C.2 Admission : Free Opening hours : Monday — Saturday : 10 am — 5 pm Closed : Sundays, Bank Holidays, ...
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HOME OF SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL FOR SUN CHARTWELL WORSHIPPERS a special commemorative booklet produced by The Illustrated London News ( and lovers of genuine luxury , at reasonable prices ) com raibh Sun worshippers !
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A London Transport Routemaster bus— in 1971 London's buses carried over 1.480 million people, more than twice as many as the Underground. work the long duration of the peak makes any substantial relief beyond that already achieved by ...
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Strand, the, former palatial mansions in, 119-20 Straw, Jack, rebellion of, 129 Street cries of London, old-time, 136-7 Sublime Society of Beefsteaks, 33-4 " Swearing on the horns," old usage of, 1n ct seq. Swift, Dean, as frequenter of ...
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doubtless appreciated at the time, that London's wealth and population and the determination of her inhabitants were of vital importance to the result of the war. Charles, with his headquarters at Nottingham and afterwards at Oxford, ...
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