By this noble charity many hundred thousand of the poor have since its foundation received relief, and been cured of the various disorders to which human nature is subject; and though the estates at first belonging to this foundation were ruined, yet by the liberal munificence of the citizens since that time, the annual disbursements have of late amounted to near 8000_l._ The house contains nineteen wards, and 474 beds, which are constantly kept filled, and they have always a considerable number of out-patients. The number of governors in this and the other city hospitals are unlimited, and therefore uncertain. They chuse their own officers and servants, both men and women: these are a president, a treasurer, an hospitaller or chaplain, four physicians, three surgeons, an apothecary, a clerk, a steward, a matron, a brewer and butcher, a cook, assistant and servant, an assistant clerk in the compting house, two porters, four beadles, nineteen sisters, nineteen nurses, nineteen watch-women, a chapel clerk and sexton, and one watchman. _St._ THOMAS’S _lane_, Drury lane.* THOMAS’S _rents_, Fore street, Limehouse. _St._ THOMAS’S _Southwark_, on the north side of St. Thomas’s street was erected for the use of the above hospital, from which it is denominated; but the number of houses and inhabitants having greatly increased in the precinct of that hospital, it was judged necessary to make the church parochial for the use of the inhabitants, and to erect a chapel in the hospital for the use of the patients. This church is therefore neither a rectory, vicarage, nor donative, but a sort of impropriation in the gift of the hospital. This church is a plain brick building enlightened by one series of large windows, and the corners strengthened and adorned with rustic, as is the corners of the tower. The principal door has a cornice supported by scrolls and a circular pediment, and the tower, instead of a balustrade, is crowned with a blocking course of the Attic kind. _St._ THOMAS’S _street_, near St. Thomas’s hospital, in the Borough, Southwark. THOMAS _street_, 1. Coverleads Fields, Spitalfields. 2. Gainsford street, Horselydown lane: 3. Shoreditch Fields: 4. Virginia row, East Smithfield. THOMPSON’S _rents_, 1. Halfmoon alley.† 2. London Wall.† THOMPSON’S _yard_, upper ground, Southwark.† THRALL _street_, Spitalfields. THREADNEEDLE _alley_, Little Moorfields. THREADNEEDLE _street_, extends from Princes street opposite the Lord Mayor’s mansion-house, and running by the back of the Royal Exchange, reaches into Bishopsgate street. THREE ANCHOR _alley_, Shoe lane, Fleet street.* THREE BELL _alley_, Whitechapel.* THREE BOWL _alley_, Moorfields.* THREE BOWL _court_, Houndsditch.* THREE CCC _court_, Garlick hill, Thames street.* THREE COLTS _alley_, 1. near Bishopsgate street within.* 2. Cinnamon street.* THREE COLTS _court_, Three Colts street Limehouse.* THREE COLTS _corner_, St. John street.*