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Innar London as a Residential Aren
The whionablo residential areas of Loxion, which during the past half.
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Mr E. Auroly in the matter of convenience, will remain M. Bandoria unrivalled. Grent College-xtract, Barton- Mr A. T. Barberini Cowley-street, North-street, and Smith Mr M. Baring
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THE DEMOLITION OF SLUMS. The old houses are, for the most part, small but two of them can be convchi- ently broken into one, and they have a definito charactor," in panelled walls and window seats, of which not even their
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t. O. R. Beynon Mr G. Block He has a good method of mining Kuroighbourhood was ranked as a dangerous MR. Brown
Cambridge stum, where one rentured at the risk of Med J. Cam
no's life; now it has all the spick-and- Mr.de Chapoauranger apan prosperity of Mayfair and a silent Mr J. B. Chalmers Mr A. A. Claxton remoteness that not even the roar of
Men J. Cogen Victoria-street and Whitehall can pere MT. 3. Cokely
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Mr A. Sinclair Gorden robbed them. Very short losses, often Mr W. A. Dowley Mr W. V. Robinson Mr and Mrs G. G.Dr Schoeller
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Mas V. Bidford Mr and Mrs. B. & Mr O. Skott Mr H. C. Khreniala
and child procurable, for, under the improvement
Hale
Lt. Col. W. H. Ushez Ma C. Finlayson
Mr and Mrs E EMr & Mrs A. Gibson Smith, A.O.D. home, the London County Council may MH. G
Fisher
Smith decide to clear them away altogether: Ma. Geara
Mr V. Sorby G. Gordon Yob those have been readily bought up at Mr. Goulbourn surprising figure- sunns ropresenting M double the rent, very often, and tho de Mr Joseph Gould
Mr J. Geargay mand is, will great. To-day they are Mr Graham ranked as London town houses, and are Mr P. O. Von Griso
Gezo paid for on this scale.
T. P. Hall Caph Clearing out the slums ls, of course,
Mr. G. Hanna the main factor in making this are Mr W. T. Harbord M
Heath fashionable, but it also happens that the MP. modam taste is for houses of the Goor- Mr O. A. Henderson air & Mrs B. Webb gian character." Them is a certain Hon. Mr. Mr & Mr. Weill dim cosiness about them, a sort of solid comfort to which "the present generation is reverting. It is reaction against the over-huminated spoctourness which found lavour" with the generation just gone. The complete sentrality, of old Westmine Mr H. J. Allen tor is another factor, and it combines MrJ. B. Arnold Hr W. Bethune ivitä the growing importance of West L. Biros minster itself, which in the soot of the Mr3.0. Brows
C. day's work of most people concerned with run
Mr H. J. Br Limportant Imperial affairs.
Mr S. Campbell This contripetal force which is now theft. A Chopard soarked Louture of fashionable London is, Mi Collardet
Deleoglop ko loading house agote date, sure to His H. Dico control area alums. It not even be HTT. M Diar yond hope that the south side of the Mme. Dupay.... Mr B. Feinstoin river may achiova carly popularity, and
Mr A. Fisher that the convenient fringe of Bouthwark Mr.B. B. Fros and Lambeth may yet vie with Mayfair He W. E. Frauver Mr. Parvogel
W. Hall
Mr A. Peterson and Belgravia On the Marylebone estate. Hamilton Mr & Mim M. Pink the centripetal force is felt, Fow, if
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