Oar street, Gravel lane, near Falcon stairs.
Oat lane, Noble street, Foster lane, Cheapside.
View from the Terrace at Oatland.
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Oatlands, adjoining to Weybridge in Surry, is the seat of the Earl of Lincoln. The park is about four miles round. The house is situated about the middle of the terrace, whose majestic grandeur, and the beautiful landscape which it commands, words cannot describe, nor the pencil delineate so as to give an adequate idea of this fine scene.
The serpentine river which you look down upon from the terrace, though artificial, appears as beautiful as it could do were it natural; and a stranger who did not know the place would conclude it to be the Thames, in which opinion he would be confirmed by the view of Walton bridge over that river, which by a happy contrivance is made to look like a bridge over it, and closes the prospect that way finely.
Oatmeal yard, Barnaby street, Southwark.
Ocean street, Stepney.
Of alley, York buildings. See the article York buildings.
Ogden’s court, Wych street, Drury lane.†