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the precincts of the Friars, and
to its great neighbour, the
house of the Bible Society.
To the right, nearer the river,
was baynard’s Castle, a great
house built in 1428 by Hum¬
phrey, Duke of Gloucester,
the ward, which itself was de¬
rived from a tower on the old
wall, which had belonged to
the Baynard family, and was
pulled down by the Dominicans
to make way for their church.
rr Ls 249
the builder being Mr. J. T. Chap¬
pell. ‘The new street from the Em¬
bankment, appropriately called after
the Queen, forms/a magnificent ap¬
proach to London within the walls.
It is a pity that. the first buildings
which meet the eye, though large and
Imposing enough, are not beautiful ;
but the proverb, " Handsome is that
handsome does,” may be applied to the
Zames Office, which exactly occupies
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