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LAN-LAR POST OFFICE LONDON 1300 Langston Thos. M.D. physician & surgeon, 65 Warwick square SW Lapraik & Thompson, shipng. agts. 2 Fenchurchav-TA" Lapraik l..angatone John Bill, tobacconist, 222 East India dock roai E Lapraik John Douglas, merchant, gee Gedge, Laora.ik & Co Langton & Bicknells, sperm oil importers & merchants, & spermaceti Lapthorn George, pharmaceutical chemist, 79 Abbey road NW refiners, 8g Newington butts SE-T A" Langton"; T N 543Hop Lapthorne Thomas & Co. builders, 1 & 2 High street. Lambeth SE Io8.Jlgton & Ford (late Robert Langton & Son), manufacturers of Lapworth Charles & Co. shirt makers & hosiers, 12 & 12A, Stauon wrought iron enamelled hollow-ware, portable canteens, campaign­ buildings, South KensingtonSW ing kits,luncb&tea baskets &c.12 Lit.BritainE C-TA "Enamelled'' Lapworth & Tyer•, tea brokern, 71 Eastcheap E C-T A..'' Eyot'; C.angton, Fort & Co. wholesale druggists, 2.0 St. Duns tan's hill E C T N 5887 Avenue Langton, Roach & Co. reversion agts. 6q Kinu: William street E C Larbey David & Son, chair makers, 35 Dunloe st. Hackney road.N E Langton Arthur J ames, photographer, 35 Buckingham palace rd SW Larby W:.lter, 'CourttielU. Hotel' P.H. see Dickie & L>1rby Langton Charles, corn dealer, 228 Walmer road, Nutting hill W Larcher Maria Mary& Eugeuie(MissP-<~).dressrnas.4Stanfieldrd.&" E Langton David, chimney sweeper, 1 Ainger road, Regent's pk NW Larcher Arthur, 'Queen Victoria' P.H. 148 :,outhwark pk. rd SE Langton Edward Williarn, watchmaker, 677 Holloway road N Larcher S. pere & fils jeune (Bordeaux) 0'. H. Godsell, agent), 81 Langton Frances (Mrs.), dressmakPr, g6 Vauxhall bridge road SW Great Tower strePt E C I.angton Francis, oil merchant, 154 & 156 Whitecross street E C Larchet Mart ha Ann ( l<riss), tobacconist, 4 Lamb st. Spit..Jfields E I.angton Frederick Wm. solicitor, 26 Charles street, St.James' sqSW La.rcombe Samuel Russell, beer. retailer, 140 Commercial road eailt E Langton John, surgeon, 62 Harley street, Cavendish square W Larcombe William, cum dealer 199 Waterloo road SE:. La.ngton John Frederick, bootmaker, 49 Kensington park road W Lardeaux Jan1es, bout maker, 135 Bermond"Bv ~ew roarl SE La.ngton John GDrdon, chrtrd.accntnt. see Ogden,Palruer & Langton Lardeaux John, grindery dealer &c.g Three Colts lane. Bethnal grn E Langton .Joseph,chimney sweeper, 4 Ormond yard, Queen squareWC Lardelli Thomas F. stockbroker, see Cavell, strach.an & Lardelli LangtOn Joseph David, solicitor, 12 New inn, Strand WC & 81 Lardent J oseph, jun. herbalist, 106 Tanner street, Bermondsey SE Ruchester row, Westminster SW Lardent Joseph, sen. herbalist, 321 Southwark park road SE Langton Lily (Mies), apartments, 4o3 Fulham road SW Lar<leur Alf. Edwd. art needlework manufr. 64 Stamford street SE Langton Percy St. John, stockjobber, see Twycross & Langton La.rdner Frdk.asst. supt. of Prudentl.Life,6g Balcombe st.Dol"llCtsq NVI Langtou RaJ ph, stockjobber, 3 Throgmorton avenue E C Lardner Henry Joseph, assessor, inland revenue, Langbourn ward, Langton Stephen Bennet, wheelwright, Staple street, Borough SE 27 Clements lane E C Langton Thomas John, private hotel. 8g Euston road NW Lardner Henry Joseph, whip maker, 24 & z5 Hosier lane E C Langton William, glass silverer, 244 Waterloo road SE Lardver Henry Willi&rn, pork butcher, 34 Chi~well street E C Languth Bros. glove agents, 12 Oat la.Wood st E C-T A "Languth" Lardner Joseph, tailor, 104 East road N LangWith John, confectioner, 7 Merrow street, Walworth SE Lardrebe Daniel, ch.irnney cleaner. 4 Palmen;ton road, Kilhurn N11 Langworth Adelaide (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 52 North street, Laredo Abraham de Judah, produce merchant, Dunster ho113e, Edgware road NW Dunster court E C-1' A •· Lvra" Langworthy Brothers & Co. Limited, cotton manufacturers, 3z Larence Harry, general engraver, 53 & 54 Paternoster row E C Cheapside E C ; mills, Greengate mills.Salford, Manchester-tele­ Large & Son, solicitors, 13 8outh square WC graphic address, "Langworthy, .Manche;;ter" Large Charles William, dentist, 6o Holland park avenue W Langworthy Emma (Mre.), confctnr. 3o Tbayer st. Manchester sq W I.a.rge Edmund, fruiterer, 37 Lambeth walk SE Langworthy Geoffrey Parker, solicitor, 4 Serjeants' inn, Fleet st E C Large Edward, hotel valuer, 2 City road E C La.nbam Alfd. tobaccAJnist, 51 Theobald's rdWC & 397 NewNorth rdN Large Eustace, leather glove maker, see Farrnnce & Large Lanham Annie (Miss), dressmaker, 55 Gedling ~t. Dockhead SE Large F. William, newspaper repre3entative, q5 ~'leet street E C I.anham Henry (:~frs.J, apartments, 5 Guilford place WC Large Henry, newsagent & stationer, 17 Canon bury lane N Lanham John, il.>w stationer, see Kerr & Lanham Large John \Vallace, coach builder, 6J8A, Old Fnrd road, Bow E Lanigan Richard, tailor, 61 Shepherdess walk N Large Joseph Charles, chandler's shop, 8 HermPs st. Pentonville N Lanka Plantations Co. Limited (The) (Charles Murra.y Robertson, Large Robert Sheppard ,cheesemonger, 21 Broad way, London lids NE sec.), 12 J<'enchurch street E C Large Walter, 'Sir John Falstaft'' P.U. z61 Tabard st. fiorough SE Lankester (R. L.) & Gower, meat salesmen, 2 Whitechapel High st Large Wm. Alfred, architect & district ~urveyor, 83A, Chester sq SW E ; 83D Central markets E C & 35 Foreign cattle mkt. DeptfordS E Largen Geo. Wm. agen~. olive oil, anchovies. boracic acid, castor Lankester & Co. imple>nent merchants, 71 Southwark street SE oil, " RP&C'' fiasK oils, pumice stone, pignoli, italian tomatoes, & 44 Sumner street S E-T A " Lankester " fruit merchant, apricot pulp, almonds, shelled walnuts, nuts & La.nkester Alfred Owen, surgeon, 5 Upper Wimpole street W kernels &c. 37 Gracechurch street E C-T A "Glarg-en" Lankester Cha.s. E. & Son, insur.brokers,182 Long la. BermondileyS E La Riviere Anthony, lithographer, 38 Clifton street, Ji'insbury E C Lankester Edward Forbes, barri~ter, 3 ()forth) King's Bench walk, Lark, Sons & Co.Lim.mers.ug&12oLondon wlE C-T A "Shippers" Temple E C & 1q .Abingdun street, We~tminster SW Lark Charles. bird dealer, 41 Abbey street, Bermondsey SE Lankester Elizabeth (l1rs.), beer retailer,55LowerKe=ington laS E Lark Henry .Tames, telegraph axle & needle maker, 35 Lever st E C Lankester Eric Allport, Bolicitor, see Eyre, Dowling & Co Lark Henry J ames, chandler's shop, 31 Turin st.Bethnal groon rdN E Lankester Percy, photographer. see Sawyer & Lankester Lark Thomas, hatter, 112 Hoxton street N La.nkford Rachel (Mrs.), egg merchant, 240 Long la. Bermondsey S E Larkcom Joseph, butcher, 13 Exmouth st WC & 36 Thomhill rd N L!i.nkow Theodor, hairdresser, 7 Grove road E Larke William George & Son, builders, 4 Tenter st. Moorfields E C Lankshea.r Alfred Wm. bookbinder. see DeanE', Lankshear& Co I,a.rke Alfred, corn merchant, 42 Fins bury pavement E C Lanner Katti (Madame), mattresse de ballet & professor of dancing, Larke Arthur, fioris~. 15 Lower Phillimore place, Kensington rd W 73 Tottenham court road W Larke Elizabeth (Mrs.). 'Marquis of Westminster' P.H.5oWarwici: LanniganHy. Trvr. engnr.9LaurencePounty. hiE C-TA"Pountney" street, Pimlico SW Lanning Charles, wholesalP. dealer in tea, coffee, flour, rice, seeds & Larkin R. Web~tcr & Co, estate agents, 179 Victoria street SW all kinds of ti=ed goods, 2 Charles street, Hatton garden E C Larkin Ebenezer John, newsagent, 3 Braubury st. Kingsland NE Lansall Fredk. china & glas3 dealr. 24 Sbeph'erdess walk, City rd N Larkin George, ga~fitter, 18 St. John street road E C LanAA.rd & Co. press tool makers, ;n6 Goswell road E C Larkin John, chandler's shop, 13 Jonathan st. Vauxhall SE Lansdale & Sons, sacking & canvas merchants, contractors & mann­ Larkin John, tobacconist. llA,New North roacl N fa.cturers of sacks, tarpaulins, waterproof van covers, horse cloths Larkin Lenox, manufacturer's agent, 32 King street, Ches.pside E C &c. 37 Borough road SE-T N 219 Hop Larkin Louisa (~rs.),dressmaker,155 King'sroad,Cama.en townNW Lansdale Willia.m, physician & surl?eon, 44 Trinity sq. Borough S E Larkin Mary (Mrs.), juvenile clothing maker, 64 Turner's road, Lansdell & Harrison, architects, 38 Bow lane E C Bow oommon E Lall8dell Edward, bootmaker, 1 Flood street, Chelsea SW & 102 Larkin Richd.Hy.Blachford. draughtemn. 8ee Martin, Hood & I.arkin Sydney street, Chelsea SW Larkin Eamuel, fish salesman, Billingsg-ate E C & 12 Billingsgate Lansdell Goorge, Jlhotogrnpb.er, 10 Stonefield street, Islington N market E C-T A" Sam Larkin" ; T N S7g1 Avenue I.ansdell Pcrcy, commission agent, 23 & 24 Ivy lane E G Larkin Sidney William, builder, So7 Fulbam road SW Lansdell Percy Cortland, newsagent, 36 Eversholt street NW Larkin Thos. Jsph. oriental art specialist. 28 New Bond st W & Lansdell William Hcrbcrt, fruiterer, 3o7 High road, Kilburn NW picture dlr. 14 Grafton st. New Bond st W-T A" Peach bloom" I.ansdown Chas. Hy. bookbinder & stationer, 277 Whitechapel road E Larking Samuel,cabinet maker.33 South parade, Chelsea SW La.nsdown George Arthur, architect & surveyor, 5 & 7 Warwick Larkins Charles & Co. electrical engineers, wiring contra.ctors, street, Charmg cross SW & 67 New Kent road SE telephones, electric bells & electric fittings of every description; La.nsdown Jacob, bootmakcr, sec Recs, Staab & Lansdown motors, dynamos &c. 30 Bush lane E C La.nsdown James, beer retailer, 14 Maroon st. Limehouse fields E Larkins Matthew & Sons, pianoforte makers, 13 New North road N Lansdown J ane ( :drs.), chandler's shop, z3 Clarendon st. iiarrow rdW Larkins Robert William & Co. fish salesmen, Billingsgate E C l..ansdowne Liberal & Radical Club (Joseph Martin, secretary), 1 & Larkins George Hick, optician, 37 Ardleigb road, Kingsl&nd N 2 Twemlow terrace, London 1ields NE Larkins Jeremiah. bookbinder, 23 Charles street, Hatton garden E C Lansfeldt Laurie (~iss), novelist, z Queen square WC Larkins Robert. coal dealer, 41A, Mintern street, Hoxt.on N La.nsley Brothers, clothiers, 3o1 & 3oJ High road, Kilburn NW Larkkom Wm.
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    British Birds |

    BRITISH BIRDS NUMBER 12, VOL. XLV, DECEMBER, 1952. THE BIRDS OF INNER LONDON, 1900-1950. BY S. CRAMP AND W. G. TF.AGLE. IN 1929 A. Holte Macpherson published A List of the Birds of Inner London (antea, vol. xxii, 222-44) outlining the history and status of the birds occurring in an oblong area with boundaries running 4 miles east and west and z\ miles north and south ot Charing Cross. Since then an account, necessarily restricted, has been given annually in this magazine (A. Holte Macpherson 1930-41, G. Carmichael Low and Miss M. S. van Oostveen 1942 and 1946, G. Carmichael Low 1943-45, Miss M. S. van Oostveen 1947, C. B. Ashby 1948-49 and W. G. Teagle 1950). This paper summarizes the information available on the birds of this major urban area for the period 1900-50, paying particular attention to the changes in numbers and distribution of the more important species, many of which are striking. The boundaries of Inner London, although purely artificial, enclose an area of ecological significance, including most of the densely populated core of the capital, all the central parks (except for a small portion of Victoria Park) and some districts in the west and north containing houses with large gardens. It is rich in water, with a long stretch of the Thames, and lakes in many of the parks. The reservoirs and the larger, wilder open spaces, such as Hampstead Heath and Wimbledon Common, are excluded. To survive in such an area a species must be able to adapt itself to living in close proximity with man.