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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 423

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Tem-ple Bar is a little above, and to the right of the letter A. By the in-crease of the street to nearly double the present width, the Bar wouldbe left on one side of the street, which would amount to virtual aban-donment of the Palladium of the City of London. For if the Sove-reign were at any… … Tiie. removal of the old crowded tenements adjoining Shire Lanewould L>e a great advantge in a sanatory point of view. It will beseen by reference to the Plan that Carey Street and Chancery Lanewould be widened; this would be a great convenience, not only to theattendants on i!ie Law Courts, but…

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