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ANGELA GREEN ACTRESS (1946) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-angela-green-actress-1946-31280078.htmlRMBPTX1J–ANGELA GREEN ACTRESS (1946)
Goodwood week polo tournament at Cowdray Park . Hon Hon Angela Pearson ( right ) 1929 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/goodwood-week-polo-tournament-at-cowdray-park-hon-hon-angela-pearson-right-1929-image359826075.htmlRM2BWBDR7–Goodwood week polo tournament at Cowdray Park . Hon Hon Angela Pearson ( right ) 1929
!['Columbia Market', 1872. Columbia Market in Bethnal Green was built by the philanthropist, Angela Burdett-Coutts at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. From, "LONDON. A Pilgrimage" by Gustave Dore and Blanchard Jerrold. [Grant and Co., 72-78, Turnmill Street, E.C., 1872]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2A8E7BA/columbia-market-1872-columbia-market-in-bethnal-green-was-built-by-the-philanthropist-angela-burdett-coutts-at-st-leonards-shoreditch-from-quotlondon-a-pilgrimagequot-by-gustave-dore-and-blanchard-jerrold-grant-and-co-72-78-turnmill-street-ec-1872-2A8E7BA.jpg "'Columbia Market', 1872. Columbia Market in Bethnal Green was built by the philanthropist, Angela Burdett-Coutts at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. From, "LONDON. A Pilgrimage" by Gustave Dore and Blanchard Jerrold. [Grant and Co., 72-78, Turnmill Street, E.C., 1872]. Stock Photo")
'Columbia Market', 1872. Columbia Market in Bethnal Green was built by the philanthropist, Angela Burdett-Coutts at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. From, "LONDON. A Pilgrimage" by Gustave Dore and Blanchard Jerrold. [Grant and Co., 72-78, Turnmill Street, E.C., 1872]. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/columbia-market-1872-columbia-market-in-bethnal-green-was-built-by-the-philanthropist-angela-burdett-coutts-at-st-leonards-shoreditch-from-quotlondon-a-pilgrimagequot-by-gustave-dore-and-blanchard-jerrold-grant-and-co-72-78-turnmill-street-ec-1872-image332227374.htmlRM2A8E7BA–'Columbia Market', 1872. Columbia Market in Bethnal Green was built by the philanthropist, Angela Burdett-Coutts at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. From, "LONDON. A Pilgrimage" by Gustave Dore and Blanchard Jerrold. [Grant and Co., 72-78, Turnmill Street, E.C., 1872].
Danes in London celebrate their King Fredericks 50th birthday . Prince George greets little Angela Lovell aged 3 at the reception at the Danish Embassy . Angela ' s mother came from Copenhagen , married an Englishman and now lives in Horwood Green . 11 March 1949 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/danes-in-london-celebrate-their-king-fredericks-50th-birthday-prince-george-greets-little-angela-lovell-aged-3-at-the-reception-at-the-danish-embassy-angela-s-mother-came-from-copenhagen-married-an-englishman-and-now-lives-in-horwood-green-11-march-1949-image624441016.htmlRM2Y7WMTT–Danes in London celebrate their King Fredericks 50th birthday . Prince George greets little Angela Lovell aged 3 at the reception at the Danish Embassy . Angela ' s mother came from Copenhagen , married an Englishman and now lives in Horwood Green . 11 March 1949
Angela Green Actress 01 May 1946 **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of The Film Company and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company and can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To The Film Company is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angela-green-actress-01-may-1946-warning-this-photograph-is-for-editorial-use-only-and-is-the-copyright-of-the-film-company-andor-the-photographer-assigned-by-the-film-or-production-company-and-can-only-be-reproduced-by-publications-in-conjunction-with-the-promotion-of-the-above-film-a-mandatory-credit-to-the-film-company-is-required-the-photographer-should-also-be-credited-when-known-no-commercial-use-can-be-granted-without-written-authority-from-the-film-company-image486993735.htmlRM2K88DDB–Angela Green Actress 01 May 1946 **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of The Film Company and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company and can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To The Film Company is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.
LANTERNS ON THE LAKE, GREEN MAN FESTIVAL 2014: Hazel Wilde and Angela Chan from Lanterns on the Lake headline live on the Walled Garden Stage at the Green Man Festival 2014 at Glanusk Park, Brecon, Wales, August 2014. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Lanterns on the Lake is a British indie rock band known for their atmospheric, cinematic sound. Blending elements of dream pop, post-rock, and folk, their music features emotive vocals and lush instrumentation, exploring themes of love, loss, and introspection with haunting beauty. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lanterns-on-the-lake-green-man-festival-2014-hazel-wilde-and-angela-chan-from-lanterns-on-the-lake-headline-live-on-the-walled-garden-stage-at-the-green-man-festival-2014-at-glanusk-park-brecon-wales-august-2014-photo-rob-watkins-info-lanterns-on-the-lake-is-a-british-indie-rock-band-known-for-their-atmospheric-cinematic-sound-blending-elements-of-dream-pop-post-rock-and-folk-their-music-features-emotive-vocals-and-lush-instrumentation-exploring-themes-of-love-loss-and-introspection-with-haunting-beauty-image622162537.htmlRM2Y45XJH–LANTERNS ON THE LAKE, GREEN MAN FESTIVAL 2014: Hazel Wilde and Angela Chan from Lanterns on the Lake headline live on the Walled Garden Stage at the Green Man Festival 2014 at Glanusk Park, Brecon, Wales, August 2014. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Lanterns on the Lake is a British indie rock band known for their atmospheric, cinematic sound. Blending elements of dream pop, post-rock, and folk, their music features emotive vocals and lush instrumentation, exploring themes of love, loss, and introspection with haunting beauty.
Columbia Market, Bethnal Green, London, 1870. Artist: York & Son Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-columbia-market-bethnal-green-london-1870-artist-york-son-28073374.htmlRMBHJRTE–Columbia Market, Bethnal Green, London, 1870. Artist: York & Son
Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980. Pictured, left to right, Sarah Pickstock, Gail Woodward, Alison Miller, Stephen Nickson, Paula Walsh, Angela Phenna and Stephen Hagan. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/schoolchildren-at-ellergreen-comprehensive-school-norris-green-liverpool-5th-april-1980-pictured-left-to-right-sarah-pickstock-gail-woodward-alison-miller-stephen-nickson-paula-walsh-angela-phenna-and-stephen-hagan-image465005234.htmlRM2J0EPWP–Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980. Pictured, left to right, Sarah Pickstock, Gail Woodward, Alison Miller, Stephen Nickson, Paula Walsh, Angela Phenna and Stephen Hagan.
![Opening of Columbia Fish Market Bethnal-Green, [London], 1870. The 'magnificent buildings' of Columbia Market were erected by Angela Burdett Coutts at a cost of £150,000 'for the domestic and social comfort of the poor population...That experiment has proved an entire failure; and it was therefore resolved...to convert the place into a wholesale fish market, auxiliary to that of Billingsgate, with a view especially to the supply of fish brought from the eastern counties by railway. The large square courtyard, inclosed by the arcades of shops and the market-hall, has been roofed with corru Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2XT3048/opening-of-columbia-fish-market-bethnal-green-london-1870-the-magnificent-buildings-of-columbia-market-were-erected-by-angela-burdett-coutts-at-a-cost-of-xa3150000-for-the-domestic-and-social-comfort-of-the-poor-populationthat-experiment-has-proved-an-entire-failure-and-it-was-therefore-resolvedto-convert-the-place-into-a-wholesale-fish-market-auxiliary-to-that-of-billingsgate-with-a-view-especially-to-the-supply-of-fish-brought-from-the-eastern-counties-by-railway-the-large-square-courtyard-inclosed-by-the-arcades-of-shops-and-the-market-hall-has-been-roofed-with-corru-2XT3048.jpg "Opening of Columbia Fish Market Bethnal-Green, [London], 1870. The 'magnificent buildings' of Columbia Market were erected by Angela Burdett Coutts at a cost of £150,000 'for the domestic and social comfort of the poor population...That experiment has proved an entire failure; and it was therefore resolved...to convert the place into a wholesale fish market, auxiliary to that of Billingsgate, with a view especially to the supply of fish brought from the eastern counties by railway. The large square courtyard, inclosed by the arcades of shops and the market-hall, has been roofed with corru Stock Photo")
Opening of Columbia Fish Market Bethnal-Green, [London], 1870. The 'magnificent buildings' of Columbia Market were erected by Angela Burdett Coutts at a cost of £150,000 'for the domestic and social comfort of the poor population...That experiment has proved an entire failure; and it was therefore resolved...to convert the place into a wholesale fish market, auxiliary to that of Billingsgate, with a view especially to the supply of fish brought from the eastern counties by railway. The large square courtyard, inclosed by the arcades of shops and the market-hall, has been roofed with corru Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/opening-of-columbia-fish-market-bethnal-green-london-1870-the-magnificent-buildings-of-columbia-market-were-erected-by-angela-burdett-coutts-at-a-cost-of-xa3150000-for-the-domestic-and-social-comfort-of-the-poor-populationthat-experiment-has-proved-an-entire-failure-and-it-was-therefore-resolvedto-convert-the-place-into-a-wholesale-fish-market-auxiliary-to-that-of-billingsgate-with-a-view-especially-to-the-supply-of-fish-brought-from-the-eastern-counties-by-railway-the-large-square-courtyard-inclosed-by-the-arcades-of-shops-and-the-market-hall-has-been-roofed-with-corru-image617180600.htmlRM2XT3048–Opening of Columbia Fish Market Bethnal-Green, [London], 1870. The 'magnificent buildings' of Columbia Market were erected by Angela Burdett Coutts at a cost of £150,000 'for the domestic and social comfort of the poor population...That experiment has proved an entire failure; and it was therefore resolved...to convert the place into a wholesale fish market, auxiliary to that of Billingsgate, with a view especially to the supply of fish brought from the eastern counties by railway. The large square courtyard, inclosed by the arcades of shops and the market-hall, has been roofed with corru
Columbia Market, Bethnal Green, London, 1870. Artist: York & Son Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/columbia-market-bethnal-green-london-1870-artist-york-son-image60084589.htmlRMDDN2E5–Columbia Market, Bethnal Green, London, 1870. Artist: York & Son
Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980. Pictured, left to right, Sarah Pickstock, Gail Woodward, Alison Miller, Stephen Nickson, Paula Walsh, Angela Phenna and Stephen Hagan. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/schoolchildren-at-ellergreen-comprehensive-school-norris-green-liverpool-5th-april-1980-pictured-left-to-right-sarah-pickstock-gail-woodward-alison-miller-stephen-nickson-paula-walsh-angela-phenna-and-stephen-hagan-image464996732.htmlRM2J0EC24–Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980. Pictured, left to right, Sarah Pickstock, Gail Woodward, Alison Miller, Stephen Nickson, Paula Walsh, Angela Phenna and Stephen Hagan.
![Colombia Market, Bethnal-Green, [London], 1865. 'The new market [financed by Angela Burdett-Coutts]...will be quadrangular...The west side is nearly completed, and its outer facade is shown in the Engraving...The north side will consist of a large market-hall and covered market...The west side...consists of a central tower and two wings, and six intervening dwellings and shops. Each wing contains four flats, or residences...the dust will be conveyed away by shafts, and the supply of water will be good. The interior area, or market-place, will be surrounded by arcades, upon which will be first- Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X21XEB/colombia-market-bethnal-green-london-1865-the-new-market-financed-by-angela-burdett-coutts-will-be-quadrangularthe-west-side-is-nearly-completed-and-its-outer-facade-is-shown-in-the-engravingthe-north-side-will-consist-of-a-large-market-hall-and-covered-marketthe-west-sideconsists-of-a-central-tower-and-two-wings-and-six-intervening-dwellings-and-shops-each-wing-contains-four-flats-or-residencesthe-dust-will-be-conveyed-away-by-shafts-and-the-supply-of-water-will-be-good-the-interior-area-or-market-place-will-be-surrounded-by-arcades-upon-which-will-be-first-2X21XEB.jpg "Colombia Market, Bethnal-Green, [London], 1865. 'The new market [financed by Angela Burdett-Coutts]...will be quadrangular...The west side is nearly completed, and its outer facade is shown in the Engraving...The north side will consist of a large market-hall and covered market...The west side...consists of a central tower and two wings, and six intervening dwellings and shops. Each wing contains four flats, or residences...the dust will be conveyed away by shafts, and the supply of water will be good. The interior area, or market-place, will be surrounded by arcades, upon which will be first- Stock Photo")
Colombia Market, Bethnal-Green, [London], 1865. 'The new market [financed by Angela Burdett-Coutts]...will be quadrangular...The west side is nearly completed, and its outer facade is shown in the Engraving...The north side will consist of a large market-hall and covered market...The west side...consists of a central tower and two wings, and six intervening dwellings and shops. Each wing contains four flats, or residences...the dust will be conveyed away by shafts, and the supply of water will be good. The interior area, or market-place, will be surrounded by arcades, upon which will be first- Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/colombia-market-bethnal-green-london-1865-the-new-market-financed-by-angela-burdett-coutts-will-be-quadrangularthe-west-side-is-nearly-completed-and-its-outer-facade-is-shown-in-the-engravingthe-north-side-will-consist-of-a-large-market-hall-and-covered-marketthe-west-sideconsists-of-a-central-tower-and-two-wings-and-six-intervening-dwellings-and-shops-each-wing-contains-four-flats-or-residencesthe-dust-will-be-conveyed-away-by-shafts-and-the-supply-of-water-will-be-good-the-interior-area-or-market-place-will-be-surrounded-by-arcades-upon-which-will-be-first-image603634931.htmlRM2X21XEB–Colombia Market, Bethnal-Green, [London], 1865. 'The new market [financed by Angela Burdett-Coutts]...will be quadrangular...The west side is nearly completed, and its outer facade is shown in the Engraving...The north side will consist of a large market-hall and covered market...The west side...consists of a central tower and two wings, and six intervening dwellings and shops. Each wing contains four flats, or residences...the dust will be conveyed away by shafts, and the supply of water will be good. The interior area, or market-place, will be surrounded by arcades, upon which will be first-
![The Distress in East London: the labour-yard of the Bethnal Green Employment and Relief Association, 1868. 'Bethnal-green...has this winter been the scene of much exceptional suffering among the poor. A large part of the population [of 120,000], at the best of times, is on the verge of pauperism, and the stagnation of trade...has deprived many thousands of the industrious poor of their...livelihood. A great effort has recently been made to prevent these persons and their families from sinking into the hopeless ranks of chronic pauperism. This effort was originated by Miss Burdett Coutts, whose Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2XAP746/the-distress-in-east-london-the-labour-yard-of-the-bethnal-green-employment-and-relief-association-1868-bethnal-greenhas-this-winter-been-the-scene-of-much-exceptional-suffering-among-the-poor-a-large-part-of-the-population-of-120000-at-the-best-of-times-is-on-the-verge-of-pauperism-and-the-stagnation-of-tradehas-deprived-many-thousands-of-the-industrious-poor-of-theirlivelihood-a-great-effort-has-recently-been-made-to-prevent-these-persons-and-their-families-from-sinking-into-the-hopeless-ranks-of-chronic-pauperism-this-effort-was-originated-by-miss-burdett-coutts-whose-2XAP746.jpg "The Distress in East London: the labour-yard of the Bethnal Green Employment and Relief Association, 1868. 'Bethnal-green...has this winter been the scene of much exceptional suffering among the poor. A large part of the population [of 120,000], at the best of times, is on the verge of pauperism, and the stagnation of trade...has deprived many thousands of the industrious poor of their...livelihood. A great effort has recently been made to prevent these persons and their families from sinking into the hopeless ranks of chronic pauperism. This effort was originated by Miss Burdett Coutts, whose Stock Photo")
The Distress in East London: the labour-yard of the Bethnal Green Employment and Relief Association, 1868. 'Bethnal-green...has this winter been the scene of much exceptional suffering among the poor. A large part of the population [of 120,000], at the best of times, is on the verge of pauperism, and the stagnation of trade...has deprived many thousands of the industrious poor of their...livelihood. A great effort has recently been made to prevent these persons and their families from sinking into the hopeless ranks of chronic pauperism. This effort was originated by Miss Burdett Coutts, whose Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-distress-in-east-london-the-labour-yard-of-the-bethnal-green-employment-and-relief-association-1868-bethnal-greenhas-this-winter-been-the-scene-of-much-exceptional-suffering-among-the-poor-a-large-part-of-the-population-of-120000-at-the-best-of-times-is-on-the-verge-of-pauperism-and-the-stagnation-of-tradehas-deprived-many-thousands-of-the-industrious-poor-of-theirlivelihood-a-great-effort-has-recently-been-made-to-prevent-these-persons-and-their-families-from-sinking-into-the-hopeless-ranks-of-chronic-pauperism-this-effort-was-originated-by-miss-burdett-coutts-whose-image608997990.htmlRM2XAP746–The Distress in East London: the labour-yard of the Bethnal Green Employment and Relief Association, 1868. 'Bethnal-green...has this winter been the scene of much exceptional suffering among the poor. A large part of the population [of 120,000], at the best of times, is on the verge of pauperism, and the stagnation of trade...has deprived many thousands of the industrious poor of their...livelihood. A great effort has recently been made to prevent these persons and their families from sinking into the hopeless ranks of chronic pauperism. This effort was originated by Miss Burdett Coutts, whose
![Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], built by Miss Burdett-Coutts, opened on Wednesday, 1869. Market and '...set of model dwellings for working-class families...The beneficent objects Miss Coutts has in view...are to supply the surrounding poor with wholesome food at a fair rate; to bring the producer and consumer into closer communication with each other; and to promote habits of industry and thrift among the humblest class of traders...the shops shall be occupied by farmers or their agents, who will be their own salesmen, and thus free their customers from the penalties inflicted by t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2XAP60R/columbia-market-bethnal-green-in-london-built-by-miss-burdett-coutts-opened-on-wednesday-1869-market-and-set-of-model-dwellings-for-working-class-familiesthe-beneficent-objects-miss-coutts-has-in-vieware-to-supply-the-surrounding-poor-with-wholesome-food-at-a-fair-rate-to-bring-the-producer-and-consumer-into-closer-communication-with-each-other-and-to-promote-habits-of-industry-and-thrift-among-the-humblest-class-of-tradersthe-shops-shall-be-occupied-by-farmers-or-their-agents-who-will-be-their-own-salesmen-and-thus-free-their-customers-from-the-penalties-inflicted-by-t-2XAP60R.jpg "Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], built by Miss Burdett-Coutts, opened on Wednesday, 1869. Market and '...set of model dwellings for working-class families...The beneficent objects Miss Coutts has in view...are to supply the surrounding poor with wholesome food at a fair rate; to bring the producer and consumer into closer communication with each other; and to promote habits of industry and thrift among the humblest class of traders...the shops shall be occupied by farmers or their agents, who will be their own salesmen, and thus free their customers from the penalties inflicted by t Stock Photo")
Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], built by Miss Burdett-Coutts, opened on Wednesday, 1869. Market and '...set of model dwellings for working-class families...The beneficent objects Miss Coutts has in view...are to supply the surrounding poor with wholesome food at a fair rate; to bring the producer and consumer into closer communication with each other; and to promote habits of industry and thrift among the humblest class of traders...the shops shall be occupied by farmers or their agents, who will be their own salesmen, and thus free their customers from the penalties inflicted by t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/columbia-market-bethnal-green-in-london-built-by-miss-burdett-coutts-opened-on-wednesday-1869-market-and-set-of-model-dwellings-for-working-class-familiesthe-beneficent-objects-miss-coutts-has-in-vieware-to-supply-the-surrounding-poor-with-wholesome-food-at-a-fair-rate-to-bring-the-producer-and-consumer-into-closer-communication-with-each-other-and-to-promote-habits-of-industry-and-thrift-among-the-humblest-class-of-tradersthe-shops-shall-be-occupied-by-farmers-or-their-agents-who-will-be-their-own-salesmen-and-thus-free-their-customers-from-the-penalties-inflicted-by-t-image608997111.htmlRM2XAP60R–Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], built by Miss Burdett-Coutts, opened on Wednesday, 1869. Market and '...set of model dwellings for working-class families...The beneficent objects Miss Coutts has in view...are to supply the surrounding poor with wholesome food at a fair rate; to bring the producer and consumer into closer communication with each other; and to promote habits of industry and thrift among the humblest class of traders...the shops shall be occupied by farmers or their agents, who will be their own salesmen, and thus free their customers from the penalties inflicted by t
![Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], the quadrangle, 1869. 'The shops are four stories high. Their accommodation consists of kitchen, cellar, store, and closets, in the basement; shop, parlour or office, and private entrance, on the ground floor; and sitting-room and four bed-rooms on the two stories above. They are intended for first-class dealers. The wings are four stories high, exclusive of their basements. One wing is occupied as a tavern, and the others are divided into residences for clerks and tenants of a middle class... The quadrangle has an area of 14,000 superficial feet, pa Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2XAP615/columbia-market-bethnal-green-in-london-the-quadrangle-1869-the-shops-are-four-stories-high-their-accommodation-consists-of-kitchen-cellar-store-and-closets-in-the-basement-shop-parlour-or-office-and-private-entrance-on-the-ground-floor-and-sitting-room-and-four-bed-rooms-on-the-two-stories-above-they-are-intended-for-first-class-dealers-the-wings-are-four-stories-high-exclusive-of-their-basements-one-wing-is-occupied-as-a-tavern-and-the-others-are-divided-into-residences-for-clerks-and-tenants-of-a-middle-class-the-quadrangle-has-an-area-of-14000-superficial-feet-pa-2XAP615.jpg "Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], the quadrangle, 1869. 'The shops are four stories high. Their accommodation consists of kitchen, cellar, store, and closets, in the basement; shop, parlour or office, and private entrance, on the ground floor; and sitting-room and four bed-rooms on the two stories above. They are intended for first-class dealers. The wings are four stories high, exclusive of their basements. One wing is occupied as a tavern, and the others are divided into residences for clerks and tenants of a middle class... The quadrangle has an area of 14,000 superficial feet, pa Stock Photo")
Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], the quadrangle, 1869. 'The shops are four stories high. Their accommodation consists of kitchen, cellar, store, and closets, in the basement; shop, parlour or office, and private entrance, on the ground floor; and sitting-room and four bed-rooms on the two stories above. They are intended for first-class dealers. The wings are four stories high, exclusive of their basements. One wing is occupied as a tavern, and the others are divided into residences for clerks and tenants of a middle class... The quadrangle has an area of 14,000 superficial feet, pa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/columbia-market-bethnal-green-in-london-the-quadrangle-1869-the-shops-are-four-stories-high-their-accommodation-consists-of-kitchen-cellar-store-and-closets-in-the-basement-shop-parlour-or-office-and-private-entrance-on-the-ground-floor-and-sitting-room-and-four-bed-rooms-on-the-two-stories-above-they-are-intended-for-first-class-dealers-the-wings-are-four-stories-high-exclusive-of-their-basements-one-wing-is-occupied-as-a-tavern-and-the-others-are-divided-into-residences-for-clerks-and-tenants-of-a-middle-class-the-quadrangle-has-an-area-of-14000-superficial-feet-pa-image608997121.htmlRM2XAP615–Columbia Market, Bethnal-Green [in London], the quadrangle, 1869. 'The shops are four stories high. Their accommodation consists of kitchen, cellar, store, and closets, in the basement; shop, parlour or office, and private entrance, on the ground floor; and sitting-room and four bed-rooms on the two stories above. They are intended for first-class dealers. The wings are four stories high, exclusive of their basements. One wing is occupied as a tavern, and the others are divided into residences for clerks and tenants of a middle class... The quadrangle has an area of 14,000 superficial feet, pa
![Drinking-fountain in Victoria Park, the gift of Miss Burdett Coutts, 1862. 'Its arrangement is octangular...Its masonry consists of Portland and Kentish ragstone, Gazeby stone being employed for the steps and paving...The exterior consists of eight piers of polished Peterhead granite, with carved capitals of Aubigny stone...The spandrils of the arches contain...slabs of polished marble. Above these rises the principal cornice...enriched with red and green marbles...Four of its sides are occupied by the fountains...on the eighth [side] is situated the entrance to a chamber which affords access Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X21W9K/drinking-fountain-in-victoria-park-the-gift-of-miss-burdett-coutts-1862-its-arrangement-is-octangularits-masonry-consists-of-portland-and-kentish-ragstone-gazeby-stone-being-employed-for-the-steps-and-pavingthe-exterior-consists-of-eight-piers-of-polished-peterhead-granite-with-carved-capitals-of-aubigny-stonethe-spandrils-of-the-arches-containslabs-of-polished-marble-above-these-rises-the-principal-corniceenriched-with-red-and-green-marblesfour-of-its-sides-are-occupied-by-the-fountainson-the-eighth-side-is-situated-the-entrance-to-a-chamber-which-affords-access-2X21W9K.jpg "Drinking-fountain in Victoria Park, the gift of Miss Burdett Coutts, 1862. 'Its arrangement is octangular...Its masonry consists of Portland and Kentish ragstone, Gazeby stone being employed for the steps and paving...The exterior consists of eight piers of polished Peterhead granite, with carved capitals of Aubigny stone...The spandrils of the arches contain...slabs of polished marble. Above these rises the principal cornice...enriched with red and green marbles...Four of its sides are occupied by the fountains...on the eighth [side] is situated the entrance to a chamber which affords access Stock Photo")
Drinking-fountain in Victoria Park, the gift of Miss Burdett Coutts, 1862. 'Its arrangement is octangular...Its masonry consists of Portland and Kentish ragstone, Gazeby stone being employed for the steps and paving...The exterior consists of eight piers of polished Peterhead granite, with carved capitals of Aubigny stone...The spandrils of the arches contain...slabs of polished marble. Above these rises the principal cornice...enriched with red and green marbles...Four of its sides are occupied by the fountains...on the eighth [side] is situated the entrance to a chamber which affords access Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/drinking-fountain-in-victoria-park-the-gift-of-miss-burdett-coutts-1862-its-arrangement-is-octangularits-masonry-consists-of-portland-and-kentish-ragstone-gazeby-stone-being-employed-for-the-steps-and-pavingthe-exterior-consists-of-eight-piers-of-polished-peterhead-granite-with-carved-capitals-of-aubigny-stonethe-spandrils-of-the-arches-containslabs-of-polished-marble-above-these-rises-the-principal-corniceenriched-with-red-and-green-marblesfour-of-its-sides-are-occupied-by-the-fountainson-the-eighth-side-is-situated-the-entrance-to-a-chamber-which-affords-access-image603634015.htmlRM2X21W9K–Drinking-fountain in Victoria Park, the gift of Miss Burdett Coutts, 1862. 'Its arrangement is octangular...Its masonry consists of Portland and Kentish ragstone, Gazeby stone being employed for the steps and paving...The exterior consists of eight piers of polished Peterhead granite, with carved capitals of Aubigny stone...The spandrils of the arches contain...slabs of polished marble. Above these rises the principal cornice...enriched with red and green marbles...Four of its sides are occupied by the fountains...on the eighth [side] is situated the entrance to a chamber which affords access
![A fish auction in Columbia Market, [east London], 1871. '...the magnificent structure known as Columbia Market...was erected by Lady Burdett-Coutts at a cost of upwards of £200,000...[It] has been given to the Corporation of London, in perpetual trust, to be used for the benefit of the poorer classes as a market for cheap articles of food, with a special recommendation that the sale of fish be promoted and assisted by all convenient arrangements for that purpose. An Illustration is now presented of the scene there to be witnessed at an early hour of the morning, when the first load of fis Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2Y3BY47/a-fish-auction-in-columbia-market-east-london-1871-the-magnificent-structure-known-as-columbia-marketwas-erected-by-lady-burdett-coutts-at-a-cost-of-upwards-of-xa3200000-it-has-been-given-to-the-corporation-of-london-in-perpetual-trust-to-be-used-for-the-benefit-of-the-poorer-classes-as-a-market-for-cheap-articles-of-food-with-a-special-recommendation-that-the-sale-of-fish-be-promoted-and-assisted-by-all-convenient-arrangements-for-that-purpose-an-illustration-is-now-presented-of-the-scene-there-to-be-witnessed-at-an-early-hour-of-the-morning-when-the-first-load-of-fis-2Y3BY47.jpg "A fish auction in Columbia Market, [east London], 1871. '...the magnificent structure known as Columbia Market...was erected by Lady Burdett-Coutts at a cost of upwards of £200,000...[It] has been given to the Corporation of London, in perpetual trust, to be used for the benefit of the poorer classes as a market for cheap articles of food, with a special recommendation that the sale of fish be promoted and assisted by all convenient arrangements for that purpose. An Illustration is now presented of the scene there to be witnessed at an early hour of the morning, when the first load of fis Stock Photo")
A fish auction in Columbia Market, [east London], 1871. '...the magnificent structure known as Columbia Market...was erected by Lady Burdett-Coutts at a cost of upwards of £200,000...[It] has been given to the Corporation of London, in perpetual trust, to be used for the benefit of the poorer classes as a market for cheap articles of food, with a special recommendation that the sale of fish be promoted and assisted by all convenient arrangements for that purpose. An Illustration is now presented of the scene there to be witnessed at an early hour of the morning, when the first load of fis Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-fish-auction-in-columbia-market-east-london-1871-the-magnificent-structure-known-as-columbia-marketwas-erected-by-lady-burdett-coutts-at-a-cost-of-upwards-of-xa3200000-it-has-been-given-to-the-corporation-of-london-in-perpetual-trust-to-be-used-for-the-benefit-of-the-poorer-classes-as-a-market-for-cheap-articles-of-food-with-a-special-recommendation-that-the-sale-of-fish-be-promoted-and-assisted-by-all-convenient-arrangements-for-that-purpose-an-illustration-is-now-presented-of-the-scene-there-to-be-witnessed-at-an-early-hour-of-the-morning-when-the-first-load-of-fis-image621679975.htmlRM2Y3BY47–A fish auction in Columbia Market, [east London], 1871. '...the magnificent structure known as Columbia Market...was erected by Lady Burdett-Coutts at a cost of upwards of £200,000...[It] has been given to the Corporation of London, in perpetual trust, to be used for the benefit of the poorer classes as a market for cheap articles of food, with a special recommendation that the sale of fish be promoted and assisted by all convenient arrangements for that purpose. An Illustration is now presented of the scene there to be witnessed at an early hour of the morning, when the first load of fis
The Distress in East London: sewing-class in Berner-Street, Commercial-Road East, 1868. Lessons in sewing organised by the Central Executive Relief Committee at the Mansion House. 'A great effort has recently been made to prevent these persons and their families from sinking into the hopeless ranks of chronic pauperism. This effort was originated by Miss Burdett Coutts, whose munificent charities...are so well known...Its advantages are not confined to St. John's district, which has a population of 6000 poor people, but it is open to the whole parish. Only widows, or women whose husbands are o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-distress-in-east-london-sewing-class-in-berner-street-commercial-road-east-1868-lessons-in-sewing-organised-by-the-central-executive-relief-committee-at-the-mansion-house-a-great-effort-has-recently-been-made-to-prevent-these-persons-and-their-families-from-sinking-into-the-hopeless-ranks-of-chronic-pauperism-this-effort-was-originated-by-miss-burdett-coutts-whose-munificent-charitiesare-so-well-knownits-advantages-are-not-confined-to-st-johns-district-which-has-a-population-of-6000-poor-people-but-it-is-open-to-the-whole-parish-only-widows-or-women-whose-husbands-are-o-image608997962.htmlRM2XAP736–The Distress in East London: sewing-class in Berner-Street, Commercial-Road East, 1868. Lessons in sewing organised by the Central Executive Relief Committee at the Mansion House. 'A great effort has recently been made to prevent these persons and their families from sinking into the hopeless ranks of chronic pauperism. This effort was originated by Miss Burdett Coutts, whose munificent charities...are so well known...Its advantages are not confined to St. John's district, which has a population of 6000 poor people, but it is open to the whole parish. Only widows, or women whose husbands are o
![The Opening of Columbia Market [in East London], built by Miss Burdett Coutts: the Archbishop of Canterbury speaking, 1869. View of the '...public and formal opening of this magnificent building, adjacent to the model dwellings in Columbia-square, recently provided by the generosity of Miss Burdett Coutts, at a cost of £170,000...for the accommodation of the poor and populous district eastward of Shoreditch...There was an immense assembly...Miss Coutts...was received with most enthusiastic cheers...the Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the crowd in the quadrangle, and in brief and simple Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2XAP7EF/the-opening-of-columbia-market-in-east-london-built-by-miss-burdett-coutts-the-archbishop-of-canterbury-speaking-1869-view-of-the-public-and-formal-opening-of-this-magnificent-building-adjacent-to-the-model-dwellings-in-columbia-square-recently-provided-by-the-generosity-of-miss-burdett-coutts-at-a-cost-of-xa3170000for-the-accommodation-of-the-poor-and-populous-district-eastward-of-shoreditchthere-was-an-immense-assemblymiss-couttswas-received-with-most-enthusiastic-cheersthe-archbishop-of-canterbury-addressed-the-crowd-in-the-quadrangle-and-in-brief-and-simple-2XAP7EF.jpg "The Opening of Columbia Market [in East London], built by Miss Burdett Coutts: the Archbishop of Canterbury speaking, 1869. View of the '...public and formal opening of this magnificent building, adjacent to the model dwellings in Columbia-square, recently provided by the generosity of Miss Burdett Coutts, at a cost of £170,000...for the accommodation of the poor and populous district eastward of Shoreditch...There was an immense assembly...Miss Coutts...was received with most enthusiastic cheers...the Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the crowd in the quadrangle, and in brief and simple Stock Photo")
The Opening of Columbia Market [in East London], built by Miss Burdett Coutts: the Archbishop of Canterbury speaking, 1869. View of the '...public and formal opening of this magnificent building, adjacent to the model dwellings in Columbia-square, recently provided by the generosity of Miss Burdett Coutts, at a cost of £170,000...for the accommodation of the poor and populous district eastward of Shoreditch...There was an immense assembly...Miss Coutts...was received with most enthusiastic cheers...the Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the crowd in the quadrangle, and in brief and simple Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-opening-of-columbia-market-in-east-london-built-by-miss-burdett-coutts-the-archbishop-of-canterbury-speaking-1869-view-of-the-public-and-formal-opening-of-this-magnificent-building-adjacent-to-the-model-dwellings-in-columbia-square-recently-provided-by-the-generosity-of-miss-burdett-coutts-at-a-cost-of-xa3170000for-the-accommodation-of-the-poor-and-populous-district-eastward-of-shoreditchthere-was-an-immense-assemblymiss-couttswas-received-with-most-enthusiastic-cheersthe-archbishop-of-canterbury-addressed-the-crowd-in-the-quadrangle-and-in-brief-and-simple-image608998279.htmlRM2XAP7EF–The Opening of Columbia Market [in East London], built by Miss Burdett Coutts: the Archbishop of Canterbury speaking, 1869. View of the '...public and formal opening of this magnificent building, adjacent to the model dwellings in Columbia-square, recently provided by the generosity of Miss Burdett Coutts, at a cost of £170,000...for the accommodation of the poor and populous district eastward of Shoreditch...There was an immense assembly...Miss Coutts...was received with most enthusiastic cheers...the Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the crowd in the quadrangle, and in brief and simple
Lady Burdett-Coutts delivering Columbia Market to the Lord Mayor, 1871. 'The formal delivery of Columbia Market by Lady Burdett-Coutts, its beneficent founder, to the Corporation of the city of London, took place yesterday week. Her Ladyship...was there received by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, with the Sheriffs and Under-Sheriffs, in full official state, and by the Markets Committee of the Court of Common Council. A written address from Lady Burdett-Coutts...was read for her by the Earl of Harrowby...She wished, by-the-way, to correct an erroneous notion that prevailed as to the actual co Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lady-burdett-coutts-delivering-columbia-market-to-the-lord-mayor-1871-the-formal-delivery-of-columbia-market-by-lady-burdett-coutts-its-beneficent-founder-to-the-corporation-of-the-city-of-london-took-place-yesterday-week-her-ladyshipwas-there-received-by-the-lord-mayor-and-lady-mayoress-with-the-sheriffs-and-under-sheriffs-in-full-official-state-and-by-the-markets-committee-of-the-court-of-common-council-a-written-address-from-lady-burdett-couttswas-read-for-her-by-the-earl-of-harrowbyshe-wished-by-the-way-to-correct-an-erroneous-notion-that-prevailed-as-to-the-actual-co-image621680289.htmlRM2Y3BYFD–Lady Burdett-Coutts delivering Columbia Market to the Lord Mayor, 1871. 'The formal delivery of Columbia Market by Lady Burdett-Coutts, its beneficent founder, to the Corporation of the city of London, took place yesterday week. Her Ladyship...was there received by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, with the Sheriffs and Under-Sheriffs, in full official state, and by the Markets Committee of the Court of Common Council. A written address from Lady Burdett-Coutts...was read for her by the Earl of Harrowby...She wished, by-the-way, to correct an erroneous notion that prevailed as to the actual co
