The original Picture of London (1826) (14591332227)

Identifier: originalpictureo00felt (find matches)
Title: The original Picture of London
Year: 1826 (1820s)
Authors: (Feltham, John) (from old catalog) Britton, John, 1771-1857
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Publisher: London, Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress



Text Appearing Before Image:
^ Mr. Jay. —The Unitarian Chapel,in Stamford Street, Blackfriars, built in 1823, by Mr. Ken-nie, is distinguished by a fine Doric portico; and there isanother recently-erected chapel of the same denominationin South Place, Moorfields. In Jewin Street, AidersgateStreet, is a small chapei, aesigned in a novel style bythe late Edmund Aikin, architect, m rne year 1808. Thisis appropriated to the Arians, and has been under the mi-nistry of Dr. A. Rees, the learned editor of the Cyclo-paedia, for many years.
Text Appearing After Image:
Romany (ktholui Chapel MoorfieZds <;ATHOLIC AND F0REIGN PROTESTANT CHAPELS. 123 CATHOLIC CHAPELS. French, Little George Street, Portman Square.. Spanish, Spanish Place, Manchester Square. Bavarian, Warwick Street, Golden Square, built fromthe designs of Joseph Bonomi, Esq. Sardinian, Duke Street, Lincolns Inn Fields. German, St. Thomas Apostle, Cheapside. English. — Circus, Moorfields, built from the designs ofJohn Newman, Esq. architect. There are other chapelsin White Street, Moorfields ; Virginia Street, RatcliffeHighway; Denmark Court, Crown Street, Soho; SuttonStreet, Soho ; South Street, Mayfair; Clarendon Square,Sommers Town; East Lane, Bermondsey; HorseferryRoad; and Prospect Row, London Road. FOREIGN PROTESTANT CHAPELS AND CHURCHES. There are six places of worship for the French: — 1. Cle-ments Lane, Lombard Street. 2. Little Dean Street, Soho.J. St. Johns Street, Brick Lane. 4. St. Martins Lane, Can-non Street. 5. Threadneedle Street. 6. Austin Friars. Thelast-mention