...the twelve chief Companies into one regular Square annexed to Guildhall; by making a commodious Key on the whole Bank of the River^ from Blackfriars to the Tower. MOREOVER, in contriving the general Plan, the following Particulars were chiefly confidered and propofed....

...uniting the halls of the twelve companies into one regular square annexed to Guildhall; and by making a commodious quay on the whole bank of the river, from Blackfriars to the Tower. The Exchange to stand free in the middle of a piazza, and to be in the center of the town, whence the...

...uniting the halls of the twelve companies into one regular square annexed to Guildhall ; and by making a commodious quay on the whole bank of the river, from Blackfriars to the Tower. The streets were to be of three magnitudes ; the three principal ones to run straight through the city,...

...over the canal to Newgate, and thence straight to the north front of the Exchange." There was to be a commodious quay on the whole bank of the river from Blackfriars to the Tower; a canal was to be cut at Bridewell, with sluices at Holborn-bridge and at the mouth, and stores for...

...projected by Sir Christopher Wren immediately after the Fire of London. The object of this embankment was " to make a commodious quay on the whole bank of the river from Blackfriarsto the Towen" and under the authority of the Act of Charles II. for rebuilding the city,...

...the halls of the twelve chief companies into one regular square annexed to Guildhall ; by making a quay on the whole bank of the river, from Blackfriars to the Tower. The practicability of the scheme, without loss to any man, or infringement of any property, was at...

...over the Canal to Newgate, and thence straight to the north front of the Exchange." There was to be a commodious quay on the whole bank of the river from Blackfriars to the Tower ; a canal was to be cut at Bridewell, with sluices at Holborn Bridge and at the mouth, and stores for...

...the halls of the twelve chief companies into one regular square annexed to Guildhall ; by making a quay on the whole bank of the river from Blackfriars to the Tower.' In his clear-sighted plans and useful improvements he designed ' the streets to be of three magnitudes...

...the halls of the twelve chief companies into one regular square annexed to Guildhall ; by making a quay on the whole bank of the river, from Blackfriars to the Tower. .... The streets to l>e uf three magnitudes ; the three principal leading straight through the City,...

...the halls of the twelve chief companies into one regular square annexed to Guildhall ; by making a quay on the whole bank of the river, from Blackfriars to the Tower. The practicability of the scheme, without loss to any man, or infringement of any property, was at...