London and Its Environs Described, vol. 3 (of 6): Containing an Account of Whatever is Most Remarkable for Grandeur, Elegance, Curiosity or Use, in the City and in the Country Twenty Miles Round ItAnonymous
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London and Its Environs Described, vol. 3 (of 6): Containing an Account of Whatever is Most Remarkable for Grandeur, Elegance, Curiosity or Use, in the City and in the Country Twenty Miles Round It
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London (England) -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800; London (England) -- Gazetteers -- Early works to 1800
From the middle of Gracechurch street to Somerset house.
From Guildhall to Brownlow street, Drury lane.
From the Royal Exchange to Newington church, Surry.
From Covent garden to the Royal Exchange.
From Stocks market to Charing Cross.
From Aldgate to Ratcliff Cross.
HACKNEY CHAIRMEN, are subject to the same regulations as the Hackney
Coachmen; and if they behave ill, any person may have them fined or
punished by producing the number of the chair, and making complaint at
the Hackney Coach office in Surry street. The only difference between
them and the Hackney Coachmen is, that they are obliged to go the same
distance for eighteen pence, which the coachmen perform for a
shilling; they are to take no more than one shilling for any distance
not exceeding a mile; and no more than eighteen pence for any distance
not exceeding a mile and a half.
Rates for Hackney Chairmen, one shilling.
From Westminster to Covent garden, or Exeter Exchange.
From St. James’s gate through the Park to Westminster Hall.
From the Haymarket play house to the entrance of Lincoln’s Inn fields.
From the Haymarket play house to Bolton street.
From St. James’s gate to Somerset house.
From Somerset house to the upper end of Hatton garden.
From the Haymarket play house to Soho square.
From the nearest corner of Golden square to Drury lane play house.
Rates for Hackney Chairmen, eighteen pence.
From Westminster Hall to Marlborough street, Soho square, Bolton
street, or Temple Bar.
From St. James’s gate to Queen Anne’s square, Westminster.
From Golden square to Red Lion square.
From Red Lion square to the Haymarket play house.
From Queen’s square to the Haymarket play house.
From the Haymarket play house to Bloomsbury square.
From the Haymarket play house to Gray’s Inn.
HACKNEY _road_, near Shoreditch.☐
HAGLE’S _court_, Silver street, Tooley street.†
HAINS’S _court_; Swallow street.†
HAIRBRAIN’D _court_, 1. Blue Anchor yard, Rosemary lane.‖ 2. Scotland
yard.‖
HALBOURN _yard_, Mews, Duke street, Piccadilly.†
HALFMOON _alley_, 1. Bishopsgate street without.* 2. By the Halfmoon
tavern, Cheapside.* 3. Green Bank, Wapping.* 4. Grub street, Fore
street.* 5. Jewin street, Aldersgate street.* 6. Little Bartholomew
close, leading to the Halfmoon tavern. 7. Little Moorfields.* 8.
Saltpetre Bank.* 9. Seven Stars alley, Golden lane.* 10. Whitechapel.*
11. Whitecross street, Cripplegate.*
HALFMOON _court_, 1. Aldersgate street.* 2. Bow lane.* 3. Hermitage,
Wapping.* 4. Long alley, Moorfields.* 5. Ludgate hill.* 6. Portpool
lane.* 7. Saltpetre Bank.* 8. Wiltshire lane.* 9. East Smithfield.*
HALFMOON AND SEVEN STARS _court_, Old street.*
HALFMOON _passage_, Foster lane, Cheapside.*
HALFMOON _street_, 1. Hyde Park road.* 2. In the Strand.* 3. West
street, Soho.*
HALF NICOL _street_, New Turnmill street, Shoreditch fields.
HALF-PAVED _court_, Dorset street, Fleet str.
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