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In this way a varied but harmonious townscape, with attractive detail of porches and interior panelling, grew up on a rectangular grid of new streets. Charles Street (at first called Cross Street) was laid west to east as a continuation of
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The Great
Robbery in Hatton-garden: a true account how about twenty thieves on Sunday the 29th of Decemb. 1678, in the evening, entred a gentlemans house there under pretence of a search and putting the family in fear of their lives rob'd them of about 400 ounces of plate, two diamond rings ... near
204:'s Chancellor and favourite, Sir Christopher Hatton, held a lease of part of the site and developed Hatton House to the northwest of the palace. In 1581, he obtained a more permanent grant from Queen Elizabeth during a vacancy in the see, and after his death, it passed into the possession of
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Clerkenwell Road to the north, Farringdon Road to the east, Holborn and Charterhouse Street to the south and Gray's Inn road to the west.
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worship, which was re-established there in 1879. The red-brick building now known as Wren House, at the south-east corner of Hatton Garden and St Cross Street, was the
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with a central fountain, lay north of that up to Hatton Wall. Hatton Street followed the line of its central path. By 1666, the year of the
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1249:The Romance of Hatton Garden
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1044:London Topographical Record
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1267:Chambers London Gazetter
1256:(for L.C., London 1679).
807:Hatton Garden in fiction
476:, head monastery of the
340:
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54:London Borough of Camden
25:A scene in Hatton Garden
4066:Upper and Lower Clapton
3031:Central activities zone
2746:King's Cross St Pancras
2427:Adelaide Nature Reserve
2402:Queen's Crescent Market
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2346:Sir John Soane's Museum
1116:, p. 30, and see p. 43.
1046:XXV (1985), pp. 83–110.
926:The 1924 mystery novel
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496:– after the Bishops of
411:Street name etymologies
361:In 1685, the notorious
216:, a close associate of
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2276:Charles Dickens Museum
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1819:Bebbington, G. (1972)
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1754:Bebbington, G. (1972)
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1069:Diary of John Evelyn
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882:Diamonds Are Forever
849:Brideshead Revisited
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4056:Surrey Quays
3966:Kensal Green
3951:Isle of Dogs
3911:Highams Park
3726:West Norwood
3606:Notting Hill
3586:Muswell Hill
3561:Kentish Town
3431:Canada Water
3286:Enfield Town
3246:Canary Wharf
3133:Metropolitan
2979:
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2914:Coat of arms
2909:Blue plaques
2902:Other topics
2735:King's Cross
2702:Kentish Town
2532:Belsize Park
2301:Freud Museum
2291:Fenton House
2197:Tufnell Park
2107:Kentish Town
2100:Saffron Hill
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2072:Belsize Park
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1936:17 September
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984:
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916:
907:The Avengers
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865:
863:
855:
847:
844:Evelyn Waugh
841:
830:Leather Lane
816:Donald Swann
810:
725:Lisson Grove
609:Holborn Bars
572:Saffron Hill
554:Leather Lane
450:
440:Warwickshire
414:
397:Flying Squad
389:safe deposit
386:
379:
377:and hanged.
360:
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326:
324:
320:Thomas Coram
318:and Captain
301:
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233:Matthew Wren
226:
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159:Oliver Twist
157:
154:Saffron Hill
135:
120:
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58:Saffron Hill
45:
44:
18:
4026:Seven Kings
4021:Rotherhithe
3906:Harold Wood
3871:Gunnersbury
3851:Clerkenwell
3846:Chislehurst
3836:Chessington
3811:Brent Cross
3753:(principal)
3731:Whitechapel
3516:Forest Hill
3511:Forest Gate
3466:Cricklewood
3393:(principal)
3361:Walthamstow
3296:Hammersmith
3241:Camden Town
3231:Bexleyheath
3103:Town centre
3094:Westminster
2598:Euston tube
2554:Camden Town
2543:Camden Road
2419:open spaces
2311:Keats House
2234:Attractions
2192:Kings Cross
2167:Cricklewood
2153:Brondesbury
2132:Somers Town
2042:Camden Town
1979: /
1589:Mills, A.,
877:Ian Fleming
795:Westminster
770:Somers Town
675:Clerkenwell
538:river Fleet
478:Carthusians
266:knot garden
250:Clerkenwell
245:John Evelyn
243:. In 1659,
138:Hiram Maxim
127:Clerkenwell
74:Elizabeth I
4176:Categories
4162:: TV soap)
4159:EastEnders
4147:Neverwhere
4138:: TV soap)
4126:: TV soap)
4036:Shoreditch
4016:Roehampton
3981:Manor Park
3926:Hillingdon
3876:Hackbridge
3861:Gidea Park
3856:Elmers End
3801:Bermondsey
3761:Abbey Wood
3706:Wealdstone
3686:Twickenham
3681:Tulse Hill
3671:Thamesmead
3666:Teddington
3596:New Malden
3556:Hornchurch
3436:Carshalton
3426:Camberwell
3366:Wandsworth
3200:Wood Green
3064:Paddington
3054:Marylebone
3039:Bloomsbury
2944:Public art
2779:St Pancras
2658:Gospel Oak
2565:Chalk Farm
2439:(proposed)
2336:Roundhouse
2127:St Pancras
2062:Gospel Oak
2051:Haverstock
2047:Chalk Farm
2037:Bloomsbury
1964:51°31′12″N
1329:. City AM.
967:References
887:James Bond
755:St James's
730:Marylebone
710:Kennington
685:Farringdon
665:Bloomsbury
562:Lily Place
545:Kirby Hall
325:Later the
289:Kenilworth
270:Great Fire
218:Charles II
86:Charles II
4110:Fictional
4061:Tottenham
4051:St Helier
3961:Islington
3956:Isleworth
3866:Greenford
3821:Canonbury
3791:Battersea
3786:Barnsbury
3691:Upminster
3636:Southgate
3601:Northwood
3591:New Cross
3571:Mill Hill
3541:Harringay
3536:Hampstead
3531:Harlesden
3526:Greenwich
3446:Chingford
3421:Brentford
3411:Belgravia
3406:Beckenham
3390:Districts
3376:Wimbledon
3351:Streatham
3326:Orpington
3226:Bayswater
3185:Stratford
3079:Southwark
2932:Grade II*
2669:Hampstead
2417:Parks and
2177:Fitzrovia
2067:Hampstead
2029:Districts
1967:0°06′30″W
1737:13 August
1164:pp. 74–75
1143:Volume 38
879:'s novel
858:Cartier's
846:'s novel
775:Southwark
760:St Luke's
695:Fitzrovia
660:Belgravia
494:Ely Place
371:barrister
299:in 1712.
293:John Cass
231:, Bishop
198:Ely Place
142:Maxim Gun
78:Ely Place
72:of Queen
70:favourite
4123:The Bill
4096:Yiewsley
4076:Walworth
3996:Northolt
3986:Mortlake
3946:Ickenham
3936:Holloway
3921:Highgate
3916:Highbury
3901:Hanworth
3826:Charlton
3816:Brockley
3766:Alperton
3741:Woodford
3716:West Ham
3701:Wanstead
3676:Tolworth
3661:Sydenham
3656:Surbiton
3646:Stanmore
3506:Finchley
3486:Edmonton
3476:Deptford
3471:Dagenham
3461:Coulsdon
3381:Woolwich
3346:Southall
3341:Richmond
3321:Lewisham
3271:East Ham
3256:Chiswick
3195:Uxbridge
3170:Kingston
3160:Hounslow
3124:West End
3089:Waterloo
3084:Vauxhall
2968:Category
2516:Tube and
2266:BT Tower
2182:Highgate
2122:St Giles
1901:, p331-2
1700:(1902).
1674:, p167-8
1606:, p128-9
1424:, p59-60
1348:BBC News
1312:Archived
1284:BBC News
1269:, pg 230
1230:"London"
1101:Issue 27
1017:Archived
940:See also
790:Waterloo
785:Vauxhall
780:Victoria
750:St Giles
690:Finsbury
603:– after
363:informer
252:and the
241:freehold
167:magazine
146:Blinkbox
131:De Beers
112:Anglican
104:Edward I
92:, after
4207:Holborn
4081:Wapping
4046:Stepney
4001:Nunhead
3991:Neasden
3976:Lambeth
3896:Hanwell
3891:Hampton
3881:Hackney
3831:Chelsea
3796:Beckton
3776:Archway
3771:Anerley
3711:Welling
3626:Ruislip
3576:Mitcham
3501:Feltham
3481:Dulwich
3451:Clapham
3371:Wembley
3356:Tooting
3331:Peckham
3311:Kilburn
3276:Edgware
3266:Dalston
3251:Catford
3236:Brixton
3221:Barking
3175:Romford
3145:Croydon
3140:Bromley
3105:network
3069:Pimlico
3059:Mayfair
3049:Holborn
2980:Commons
2949:Schools
2927:Grade I
2919:Council
2691:Holborn
2187:Holborn
2157:Kilburn
2076:Frognal
1354:6 March
1085:Example
990:6 March
895:Poldark
740:Pimlico
735:Mayfair
715:Lambeth
705:Holborn
655:Adelphi
576:saffron
534:Holborn
451:unknown
50:Holborn
4011:Poplar
3941:Hoxton
3781:Barnes
3631:Sidcup
3621:Purley
3616:Pinner
3581:Morden
3566:Leyton
3551:Hendon
3336:Putney
3291:Fulham
3281:Eltham
3190:Sutton
3165:Ilford
3155:Harrow
3150:Ealing
2939:People
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2070:(inc.
1888:, p327
1875:, p285
1862:, p277
1849:, p282
1836:, p275
1823:, p262
1810:, p252
1797:, p198
1784:, p190
1771:, p183
1758:, p174
1687:, p161
1658:, p155
1645:, p145
1632:, p149
1619:, p140
1593:(2000)
1580:, p118
1567:, p123
1554:, p111
1541:, p100
1073:p. 328
417:London
375:murder
356:1678/9
352:Tyburn
3611:Penge
3496:Erith
3401:Acton
3216:Angel
3209:Major
1528:, p90
1515:, p74
1502:, p82
1489:, p65
1476:, p45
1463:, p50
1437:, p34
1404:, p25
1391:, p32
1375:, p19
1186:MAPCO
866:Smith
341:Crime
165:Punch
3931:Hook
3074:Soho
2086:and
2053:ward
2049:and
1938:2020
1739:2008
1356:2016
992:2016
814:and
765:Soho
148:and
136:Sir
68:, a
3971:Kew
3886:Ham
3806:Bow
932:by
898:by
875:In
868:by
842:In
547:in
498:Ely
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