HUNGERFORD MARKET
Proposed revival and re-construction of Hungerford Market. Account from "The Times." A public meeting will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Friday, the 26th of Feb. inst. ...
London (Place), J. Moyes, Took's Court, Chancery Lane,, [1830].
3, [1] p. ; 33.7 cm. (2°)

Docket title. Drop-head title: 'Revival And Re-Construction Of Hungerford Market: Established By Royal Charters.' Signed by 'John Britton, Hon. Secretary. Feb. 18, 1830'. Presents an account published in The Times newspaper by a 'public reporter' who had received a copy of the architect Charles Fowler's Description of the plan for the revival of Hungerford market, 1829 (q.v.). Building commenced in 1831 (in the aftermath of the opening of the new London Bridge which was a factor in the mind's of the projectors through the openings to through-traffic further up river afforded by the new bridge), and the new market was opened in 1833.

Copy Notes Enclosing a handbill headed Revival of Hungerford Market (q.v.).

Binding Folded paper.

Reference Number 6265

Additional Names Britton, John (1771--1857); The Times; FOWLER, Charles (1792--1867)