The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 4
Allen, Thomas
1827
The Fishmonger's Alms-houses.
They are extensive, and consist of courts. Over the entrance is the chapel, and a turret with a clock. Above the arch are the company's arms. From an inscription in the west window of the chapel, it appears to have been finished in . Over the chimney piece of the hall is inscribed,-- | |
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Adjoining to these alms-houses, but in parish, is a quadrangle founded by Mr. James Hulfert, whose statue ornaments the centre of the court. | |
In the Lambeth-road is | |