. Alte und neue London: eine Erzählung über seine Geschichte, seine Menschen und seine Sehenswürdigkeiten. Jenkins, aber die echten Editor (und Autor, wie Es asseited) war Johannes Motdey, der Autor von einem Leben des Peterthe groß. Das Buch selbst scheint eine plötzliche Berühmtheit zu havegained, an zweiter Stelle nur zu, dass ofIngoldsby Legendsand Pickwick, drei separateeditions, dass es in 1739 erschienen, und seveneditions Entsorgt in ebenso vielen Jahren. St. Clement Danes. 1 EIN MODERNES GOLGATHA. 31. Herr Peter Cunningham, in seinem Handbuch ofLondon, im Jahre 1850 veröffentlicht wurde, spricht von Joe Millersheadstone als stehende in der alten begraben - Boden die Hälfte co

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. Old and new London : a narrative of its history, its people, and its places. Jenkins, but the real editor (and author, as it is asseited)was John Motdey, the author of a Life of Peterthe Great. The book itself appears to havegained a sudden celebrity, second only to that ofIngoldsby Legendsand Pickwick, three separateeditions of it having appeared in 1739, and seveneditions being disposed of in as many years. St. Clement Danes. 1 A MODERN GOLGOTHA. 31 Mr. Peter Cunningham, in his Handbook ofLondon, published in 1850, speaks of Joe Millersheadstone as standing in the old burying-ground half concealed in summer by a clump of sun-flowers, and draws the special attention of hisreaders to the Grange public-house, with its oldand picturesque inn-yard. It may be remembered building stands close to the eastern entrancs toClements Inn, and the access to it is through agateway leading into a narrow and extremely dingycourt, which opens out into Carey Street It wasconverted from secular to religious uses in 1823, by a Dissenting congregation, of whom Mr. Dip-rose writes—. lvons ixn. {F>v>i. a Viczu by S. Ireland, published iSoo.) that Sir William Davenant, in his Playhouse toLet, mentions this hostelry, in a way which impliesthat it was a haunt of players. Let him enter andsend his train to our house-inn, the Grange. Butalas ! for the progress of modern improvements, the Grange and its yard are gone. It was takendown in 1853, and its site in now covered by apart of Kings College Hospital. But far worse than the graveyard alluded toabove, was another place of burial within the limitsof this parish, long known as Enon Chapel, butafterwards converted into a chapel of ease to St.Clements, and called Clare Market Chapel. The These pious people, looking very naturally toways and means, turned the vaults beneath theirmeeting-house into a burial-place, which soon be-came filled with coffins up to the very rafters, sothat there was only the wooden flooring betweenthe living you

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