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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 89

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ne, with an impromptu, which perhaps cost him some time to and its site will some day be occupied by a colony of dwellings make — bearing the pretentious name of ‘‘Kensington Court.” During its short life a quarter of a million of money is said to have “ Mild Wilberforce, by all beloved. Once owned… … Holland House — South Front. carcase, for it proved to be so solidly built that for long it gardens, a number of wretched houses, which went by the resisted all efforts to pull it down. To make way for its name of “ The Rookeiy,” were cleared away. Its inhabitants s March, 1884.

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