Talk:Petty France, London
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Bad housing in 1832 edit
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"It would appear that the constitution of York Street, Westminster, is a rotten one : not only were the houses whose fall, two weeks ago, occasioned so much injury and suffering,... Annoyance Court, consisting of the entire Jury, met at the Sessions-house, Westminster, on Wednesday, ... and the proper notices issued: it was also stated, that notices had been served on the Churchwardens, calling for the immediate taking down of four houses in York Street, which belong to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster.
- "It would appear that the constitution of York Street, Westminster". The Spectator Archive. 10 Nov 1832. Retrieved 22 July 2015.
Commemorative plaque edit
I put back the image of the commemorative plaque as it is a way of recording the information that Jeremy Bentham lived in a street and that is notable enough to have a commemorative plaque. -- PBS (talk) 13:07, 13 February 2020 (UTC)