Finsbury Pavement — is a street connecting Moorgate with City Road in the London Borough of Islington. It forms a part of the A501 London Inner Ring Road, and before the introduction of the ring of steel formed a major through route to London Bridge and south London … Wikipedia
Finsbury — In old times this was a manor or lordship, forming one of the prebends of St. Paul s Cathedral, now a Metropolitan borough outside the city boundary. It occupied the site of the Moor so called in early records, without the postern of… … Dictionary of London
Finsbury Place South — See Finsbury Pavement … Dictionary of London
Finsbury Circus — Between South Place and Eldon Street north, London Wall south, Blomfield Street east, and Fiusbury Pavement west (P.O. Directory). In Coleman Street Ward. First mention: Greenwood, 1827 9. On the site of Moorfields (q.v.) and the second… … Dictionary of London
London Buses route 21 — Infobox London Bus number=21 operator=London Central length= 9 miles (14 km) time= 38 71 minutes vehicle=Volvo B7TL/Plaxton President garage=New Cross start=Lewisham end=Newington Green via=New Cross Old Kent Road London Bridge Moorgate… … Wikipedia
London Buses route 271 — Infobox London Bus number=271 operator=Metroline garage=Holloway vehicle=Dennis Trident 2/ Plaxton President Volvo B7TL/ Plaxton President pvr=Day: 12 Night: 2 start=Highgate Village via=Archway Holloway Highbury Islington Essex Road Old Street… … Wikipedia
London Buses route 43 — Infobox London Bus number=43 operator=Metroline length= 9 miles (15 km) time= 45 81 minutes garage=Holloway start=Friern Barnet end=London Bridge via=Muswell Hill Archway Holloway Islington Moorgate level=24 hour service frequency=About every 6 8 … Wikipedia
Moorgate — An old illustration of the gate circa 1650 Moorgate was a postern in the London Wall originally built by the Romans. It was turned into a gate in the 15th century. Though the gate was demolished in 1762, the name survives as a major street in the … Wikipedia
John Keats — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Keats. John Keats John Keats … Wikipédia en Français
Levels — As indicated s.v. London, the levels of the City have varied considerably from time to time since its foundation, with the result that the present streets and buildings are at a much higher level than those of the ancient City. The subject is… … Dictionary of London
