Eureka Reporter | 1903-02-06 | Page 6 | The Changes of London

THE CHANGES OF LONDON ashert A short time ces to wipe out old landmarks who of the present generation remembers the palmer a village through which victoria street forty years ago plowed its long furrow london Is still changing and the next genera tion will probably read with as great surprise of some of the old world quarters of this age aee which are now threatened the palmer palmers a village as a writer on westminster in london has in formed us was one of the most remarkable spots ever found within a city here surrounded by crowded streets and courts and narrow dark lanes and situated right in the midst of the parish was a little rural corn com living a ufa life to itself it had a village green and an old fashioned wayside inn the village shop Is replaced by that tion of business und unit one root known as the army and navy stores london express