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	ANTIQUE PRINTS OF LONDON AT ASH RARE BOOKS: FINSBURY
		A charming small antique print of Finsbury Square in the early nineteenth century.
		This would appear to be the earliest recorded print of Finsbury Square.
		A handsome antique print of the publishers' own premises, formerly the extraordinary bookshop at the south-east corner of Finsbury Square known as "The Temple of the Muses" built by James Lackington (1746-1815).
	www.ashrare.com /finsbury_prints.html (1113 words)

	Georgian London Street and Business Index - Squares
		From 1778-1798 James Lackington the bookseller had a shop in the southeast corner of the Square called "TheTemple of the Muses." It had 140 feet of frontage and in the center of the shop was a huge circular counter around which it was said a coach and six could have been driven.
		After several attempts to build in the area in 1630 William Newton was finally granted the right to build on the sight when he assured the crown he could increase the annual income from the land to more than the sum of 5pounds 6s 8d it collected in rents at that time.
		The square is dominated by a large column surrounded by bronze lions, and topped with a 17 foot high statue of Nelson.
	www.georgianindex.net /London/squares/l_square.html (1595 words)

	Finsbury :: Our History
		In the early days, Finsbury operated from the founders' homes and from Mike Tuke's parents' house in Surrey, where a turnover in excess of £1m in the first six years was achieved before the company moved to premises in Chessington.
		Corin wished to own the Finsbury intellectual property for the products they were marketing; hence, in 1990, in return for a secure royalty income and long term future as partners, Finsbury agreed to transfer ownership of many of its intellectual property rights, with the exception of some patents and the Freeman hip.
		The Finsbury Medial Rotation Knee was the first of this type of TKR and has been in clinical use since 1994; it provides exceptional AP stability without the need for a conventional stabiliser mechanism and does it throughout the range of motion.
	www.finsbury.org /about-us/our-history (1490 words)

	Orthopaedic Product News - OPNews.com live orthopaedic news feed
		Finsbury was an early university spin off company, being formed 24 years ago in 1978.
		The Finsbury “Medial Rotation Knee” was the first of this type of TKR and has been in clinical use for eight years; it provides exceptional AP stability without the need for a conventional stabiliser mechanism and does it throughout the range of motion.
		Finsbury employees share in the goals and rewards — and agree that a business should be fun and rewarding as well as a busy place to work.
	www.opnews.com /profiles.php?index=15&total=33 (1502 words)

	Have your say on plans for Finsbury Square
		An exhibition of the proposals for the re-landscaping of Finsbury Square is due to open on Monday 13 March.
		The proposals have been drawn up in close discussion with the Friends of Finsbury Square which includes representatives from the businesses around the Square, EC1 New Deal and Islington Council -and in line with the council's landscape brief.
		Sue Yoe, Chair of Friends of Finsbury Square: "This design and consultation are the fruition of the last 18 months of work.
	www.islington.gov.uk /Council/CouncilNews/PressOffice/2006/03/2433.asp (372 words)

	RSM Robson Rhodes: London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Other buses that serve the Finsbury Square and Moorgate areas are routes 100, 133, 153, 205, 214 and 271.
		Finsbury Square is set back from the A501 between Old Street roundabout and London Wall.
		There is an underground NCP car park at Finsbury Square that has 250 available spaces but it is very expensive.
	www.rsmi.co.uk /rrweb/rrmain.nsf/pages/SJUD-5SSH3M?opendocument (352 words)

	Observer \| So very modern but so very square
		And it is in that collision between two apparently irreconcilable worlds, expressed in a six-foot-deep band of stone and glass, that Parry has managed to create an arresting piece of architecture that belongs to both.
		Finsbury Square, though it feels indistinguishable from the financial hub of the City of London all around it, is actually in Islington.
		It was laid out as a residential square at the end of the eighteenth century, but every trace of the terraces that once stood here has vanished.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4625911-102280,00.html (866 words)

	Leeds Civic Trust - Blenheim Square and Blackman Lane
		The square was created as part of the enthusiasm in late-Georgian Leeds for planning exclusive genteel residential squares and streets, particularly on the fringes of the increasingly congested and dirty town centre.
		The conveyances of the building plots included covenants to preserve a uniformity of architectural style and the mutual enjoyment of the oval garden which was to be laid out between the two terraces.
		Probably later still, the north-western side of the square was occupied by a typical Leeds three-story terrace of modest redbrick Victorian houses.
	www.leedscivictrust.org.uk /news0903blenheim.htm (879 words)

	Finsbury Square (London) - Foster and Partners 1999
		Finsbury Square (London) - Foster and Partners 1999
		50 Finsbury Square is an excellent example of a building with an exposed primary structure and partially concealed curtain walling.
		The primary structure, clad with natural limestone, is connected to the internal beams and slabs by means of projecting concrete and stone clad steel beams.
	www.focchi.it /projects/finsbury-square (965 words)

	Bright Smith 1794
		Bright Smith was born in 1794, the son of William Smith, of Kensington Gore.
		Mary Ann's marriage to Bright Smith was a double wedding - her sister Augusta Susan got married to Dr Fred Leighton at the same time.
		Mary Ann was a spinster, of St Luke, Finsbury, when she married, by license.
	members.cox.net /ghgraham/brightsmith1794.html (360 words)

	Albion stone - Portland stone quarrying for over 25 years
		Paternoster Square Building No.2, King Edward Court, is the new London Stock Exchange Building, as part of a major £400,000,000 scheme involving the sensitive redevelopment of 750,000 square feet of office space and 122,000 square feet of leisure and retail space in an area close to St Paul's Cathedral and other heritage buildings.
		The Paternoster Square site was subject to significant interest from property developers and architectural practices from 1986 when the original architectural competition to replace the William Holford building was started.
		However, like Finsbury Square the stone is being used as a structural element for building.
	www.albionstonequarries.com /pp_stock_exchange.htm (396 words)

	Wave Technologies - Contact Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Finsbury Tower is a block and a half down on your left.
		Finsbury Tower is two and a half blocks down on your right.
		Bus routes stopping on City Road and at Finsbury Square are: 43, 76, 141, 214, 271.
	www.wavetech.com /jsp/contact/locations.jsp?location=londonbunhill (458 words)

	Albion stone - Portland stone quarrying for over 25 years
		Situated in the business Centre of London in one of the London Borough of Camden's conservation areas, 27—30 Finsbury Square utilised the traditional Portland Stone element of the surrounding buildings and combined it with contemporary design practices.
		Careful consideration had to be given to an existing 1920's façade which was listed on the Council's register of locally listed buildings which occupied part of the site.
		In January 2003, The 27-33 Finsbury Square Project was awarded the “Design Excellence Award” from the American Institute of Architects.
	www.albionstonequarries.com /pp_finsbury.htm (471 words)

	Casebook: Jack the Ripper - The Windsor Street Stakeout
		The implication is astonishing: that the police, before they ever heard of 9/10ths of the material that fills most Jack the Ripper theories, already had enough evidence that it only remained to trace the fiend to his lair and make the bust.
		Thus Windsor Street is merged with the Stephen White story to suggest an identity for Macnaghton's "City PC at Mitre Square." We know from Ripperana #18 that it was Watkins, not White, who saw the killer at Mitre Square.
		The stakeout men heard of the Mitre Square murder within 5 minutes, and acted as if the killer might already be home, washing his hands or destroying evidence.
	www.casebook.org /dissertations/dst-wind.html (1150 words)

	Rugby Football Union - Kick for an RBS 6 Nations ticket in Finsbury Square
		RBS has created a unique virtual rugby kicking environment using inflatable rugby kicking posts and all aspiring kickers are invited to come down and test out their skills.
		British and Irish Lions’ legends, Jason Leonard and Ieuan Evans, will be at Finsbury Square on Friday encouraging fans to get involved and members of the England rugby squad will also be present to offer their support and advice during the day.
		Competitors who manage to kick directly through the middle of the posts earn the chance to win a pair of tickets to an England home game and possibly a fantastic trip to Dublin to watch Ireland play England on Sunday, February 27.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.News_Detail/StoryID/9234 (304 words)

	The Laughing Horse Moorgate, at The Prophet Bar and Kitchen
		Parking is available at Finsbury Square, in the NCP under the square, which is just off of City road - although it is reccomended you come in by Tube or train as not only is it very busy, you will have to pay Ken's congestion charge.
		BR runs from North London into Moorgate (follow dirctions from the Underground), and we are 10 mins walk from Liverpool street station with services from East Anglia, Essex and North London.
		You will go past a small park (Finsbury Square) on your right and Prophet Street will be on your right just after Finsbury Square.
	www.laughinghorse.co.uk /moorgate.htm (369 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Arts \| Arts news \| Laban could dance off with prize
		The shimmering facade of the Laban dance centre, designed by Herzog and de Meuron, the Swiss architects of Tate Modern, was tipped yesterday to win British architecture's most prestigious award, the RIBA Stirling prize.
		The last building on the list, with 5-1 odds, is a London office block, 30 Finsbury Square, by Eric Parry Architects.
		Eric Parry is chair of the RIBA awards group, and had to be firmly excluded from the judging sessions where his own office block made the shortlist.
	www.guardian.co.uk /arts/news/story/0,11711,1040348,00.html (520 words)

	Flat to rent - 12a Finsbury Square, London EC2A - Primelocation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Flat to rent - 12a Finsbury Square, London EC2A - Primelocation
		Flat to rent - 12a Finsbury Square, London EC2A
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	www.primelocation.com /hacc831 (94 words)

	Mercury on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		I believe it is on Finsbury Square on a building called, fittingly, Mercury Court.
		Royal London House on the North side of Finsbury square in EC2 according to capo2.
		Was wrong on the building name - oddly, there is a Mercury Court on Finsbury Square, though...
	www.flickr.com /photos/merula/201195260 (276 words)

	The London book trades 1775-1800: a checklist of members. L
		Moved from Chiswell Street to 'Temple of the Muses' with Allen as partner, a vast premises in Finsbury Square destroyed by fire 1841 but shown on trade cards in Heal collection.
		LINDSELL and Co., booksellers and stationers, 8 Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square 1794K-1826R; 87 Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square 1799H-1830P Trading: as Lindsell and Co. 1794K-1801P; as William Lindsell 1802H-1826P; as Lindsell and son 1826R; as Henry Lindsell 1827P-1830P+.
		His lack of success lead to his suicide and his widow and daughters were unable to continue the business as all his property was tied up in it.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?_IXP_=1&_IXR=111543 (4969 words)

	Arram Berlyn Gardner - How to find us
		Carry on down Sun Street until you get to Finsbury Square and turn right into City Road.
		ABG is located on your left approximately 150 metres north of Finsbury Square.
		The nearest NCP is an underground one in Finsbury Square - this, like our office, is just within the congestion charging zone.
	www.abggroup.co.uk /about/directions.html (260 words)

	Bobsguide - LOGICSCOPE IS NOW FINSBURY SQUARED
		London, July 6th, 2005 - Logicscope Realisations Ltd. announced today that it has relocated to Royal London House, 22-25 Finsbury Square from its former offices in Great Eastern Street.
		In addition, Finsbury Square offers the advantage of being in much closer proximity to our clients.
		We had been at our previous address for more than a decade, but with our level of expansion over the last 24 months we had just outgrown the space.
	www.bobsguide.com /guide/news/10042.html (223 words)

	Boulez-Vous - Finsbury Square Summer Boules Parties
		Our Finsbury Square Summer Boules Parties are held in 4 separate areas on the grass area, on the opposite side of the bowling green, on a special temporary boules surface.
		Each area has its own Café des Boules dining area and will cater for a maximum of 50 guests.
		To make a booking simply complete the online booking form, or telephone us on 07729 837234 for further details.
	www.boulez-vous.com /finsbury_square.html (153 words)

	Lettings - The Carpenters' Company
		Two units of approximately 500 square feet are available to let at a highly competitive rate of £15 per square foot exclusive.
		The units have been newly refurbished to a high standard, as have the washroom facilities.
		The avenue is a private thoroughfare between London Wall and Throgmorton Street and is within easy reach of Finsbury Square, Tower 42, the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange and the shops and restaurants of Broadgate.
	www.thecarpenterscompany.co.uk /lettings.php (159 words)

	The London book trades of the later eighteenth century. Names: L
		Whereas James Lesturgeon, apprentice to William Warr, stationer &c., Red-Lion-Passage, Red Lion Square absconded from his master...
		Jefferys, engraver and geographer to his Majesty, at the sixth house in St. Martin's Lane, near Charing Cross, teaches gentlemen and ladies to etch and engrave...
		Whereas Andrew Rule, an apprentice of the Logographic Press, Printing House Square, Blackfriars, hath absented himself from his master's service...
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?_IXP_=1&_IXR=121392 (3166 words)

	Included in the map is Lord (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Finsbury Square is to the east of Finsbury Place.
		It was the former home of the Temple of the Muses bookstore (in red), demolished by fire in 1841.
		Source: Old Ordnance Survey Maps -- Whitechapel, Spitalfields and the Bank, 1873.
	www.ph.ucla.edu /EPI/snow/1859map/finsbury_square_a3.html (40 words)

	Bloomberg L.P. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		The entrance to the Bloomberg office is on the right-hand side of Finsbury Square
		Take the first right along Wilson Street and then the first left into Finsbury Square
		The Bloomberg office is on your left when you enter the square
	about.bloomberg.com /contact/offices/london.html (203 words)

	ArchitectureWeek - News - London AIA Design Awards 2003 - 2003.0402
		The woven phosphor bronze wrap of the beached performance spaces presents a soft metal building to the riverside public footpath.
		The limestone contrasts with the otherwise extensive use of glass, metallic infill panels and polished granite cladding.
		The Plymouth Theatre Royal Production Centre by Ian Ritchie Architects, was one winner of an Excellence in Design Award from the London/ UK Chapter of the AIA.
	www.architectureweek.com /2003/0402/news_1-1.html (731 words)

	Route 271
		MOORGATE Finsbury Square, Old Street Stn, New North Road, Hoxton, Canonbury, Highbury Corner, Holloway Road, Archway,HIGHGATE VILLAGE South Grove.
		Saturday and Sunday extended from Finsbury Square to Liverpool Street Bus Station.
		Weekend service curtailed at Finsbury square due to roadworks in Liverpool Street.
	www.busesatwork.co.uk /Routes/271.htm (148 words)

	TOPOPHILIA & TOPOPHOBIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		His work is characterised by a recognition of the importance of urban design in the design of individual buildings and by a desire to express the tectonic qualities of construction and material.
		RIBA Awards - 30 Finsbury Square, London, 2003 Shortlisted for Stirling Prize 2003; Southwark Gateway, Tooley Street, London, 1999; Foundress Court, Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1998
		BCO Awards - 30 Finsbury Square, Commendation, 2003
	www.fbe.unsw.edu.au /events/topoconference/speakers/parry.shtml (267 words)

	The Adventures of Sen, Sonja, Toroa and Tamatea.
		I was extremely busy making a game a day for the "Heilige Huisjes" (Holy Houses) website.
		The Square exhibition organized by Blomberg Gallery in Finsbury Square
		The text was in Russian, with two recently laid bouquets of flowers at the foot of the constructivist looking bell bearing figure.
	members.fortunecity.com /huianui/hours03/aug0322.htm (1061 words)

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