This church is a plain brick building enlightened by one series of large windows, and the corners strengthened and adorned with rustic, as is the corners of the tower. The principal door has a cornice supported by scrolls and a circular pediment, and the tower, instead of a balustrade, is crowned with a blocking course of the Attic kind.
St. Thomas’s street, near St. Thomas’s hospital, in the Borough, Southwark.
Thomas street, 1. Coverleads Fields, Spitalfields. 2. Gainsford street, Horselydown lane: 3. Shoreditch Fields: 4. Virginia row, East Smithfield.
Thompson’s rents, 1. Halfmoon alley.† 2. London Wall.†
Thompson’s yard, upper ground, Southwark.†
Thrall street, Spitalfields.
Threadneedle alley, Little Moorfields.
Threadneedle street, extends from Princes street opposite the Lord Mayor’s mansion-house, and running by the back of the Royal Exchange, reaches into Bishopsgate street.
Three Anchor alley, Shoe lane, Fleet street.*
Three Bell alley, Whitechapel.*