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Or I could dwell on the women's hospitals especially the remarkable hospital in Endell Street, entirely officered by women; where some hundreds of male patients accept the surgical and medical care of women doctors, and adapt themselves to the light and easy discipline maintained by the women of the staff, with entire confidence and grateful good-will.
Giles's-in-the-Fields from the Rev. J. Endell Tyler, and would give his home-oracles no peace till they had made it as clear to his comprehension as was possible.
Betterton Street was until comparatively recently called Brownlow, from Sir John Brownlow of Belton, who had a house here in Charles II.'s time. The street is now, to use a favourite expression of Stow's, "better built than inhabited," for the row of brick houses of no very squalid type are inhabited by the very poor. Endell Street was built in 1844, at the time of the erection of the workhouse.
William Blagg, who kept a little shop near Endell Street, and called himself a bird-fancier, though I should scarcely have credited him with the necessary imagination.
After France had been profiting by the skill of British women for months, Sir Alfred Keogh, Medical Director General, wisely insisted that the War Office yield and place a hospital in the hands of women. The War Hospital in Endell Street, London, is now under Dr. Flora Murray, and every office, except that of gateman, is filled by women.
From the doctors, who rank as majors, down to the cooks, who rank as non-commissioned officers, every one connected with Endell Street has military standing.
'I took a fancy to declaim a favourite little bit of Euripides in Endell Street, and a uniformed ass came along and ran me in. And being penniless as I am 'Penniless! said Paul 'You had five shillings to my certain knowledge. 'Oh, I had, said Wilder, 'but I met some poor devil that was harder up than I am at least, he said so and I bestowed it on him with my blessing.
What did Em'ly do? 'Says Em'ly, "Martha, is it you? Oh, Martha, can it be you?" for they had sat at work together, many a day, at Mr. Omer's. 'I recollect her now! cried I, recalling one of the two girls I had seen when I first went there. 'I recollect her quite well! 'Martha Endell, said Ham. 'Two or three year older than Em'ly, but was at the school with her.
Among examples of architecture wholly, or almost wholly, executed in red brick, I cannot pass over a building built many years ago, little known on account of its obscure situation, but a gem in its way. I allude to the schools designed by Mr. Wilde, and built in Castle street, Endell street.
Benet's Church where Fielding was married you may now hear the service in the Welsh language, just as in Wellclose Square you may hear it in Swedish. In Endell Street, Holborn, you may hear it in French, and in Palestine Place, Hackney, you may hear it in Hebrew. Certain spaces on old maps of London are coloured green to show where stood certain churchyards.
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