...elevated and conspicuous boundary of the Metropolis. The artificial causes of the extension of die town are the speculations of builders, encouraged...merchants dealing in the materials of building, and attorniea with monied clients facilitating, and indeed putting in motion, the whole system, by disposing...

...extension of the town," say] Mr. Nash, in one of his Reports to the Commissioners of Mis Majesty's Woods, " are the speculations of builders, encouraged and promoted...merchants dealing in the materials of building, and attomies, with monied clients, facilitating, and, indeed, putting in motion, the whole system, by disposing...

...farm on the north. In the year 1772, according to a plan and description given in Northouck's History of London, a new square was then building on the site...putting in motion, the whole system, • Mr Britton, in his lut cdition of " tin- Original Picture of London," »ays, this square " originally was intended...

...so well depicted by Mr. Nash, to whom the public are beholden for the most picturesque improvement« that ever were bestowed upon their metropolis, in...putting in motion, the whole system, • Mr Britton, ¡n bis last edition of " the Original Picture of London," saye, this square " originally was intended...

...an early date. In a report to the Commissioners of Woods and Forests in England, John Nash observed that "the artificial causes of the extension of the...with monied clients, facilitating, and indeed putting into motion, the whole system; by disposing of improved ground rents, by numerous other devices, by...

...have recognized the role of land speculators. In England, for example, one government reported noted that "the artificial causes of the extension of the...encouraged and promoted by merchants dealing in the material of building, and attorneys with monied clients, facilitating, and indeed putting into motion,...