[50] Artichoke Public-house.
[52] Newington.
[53] Slang term for bodies.
[55] Afterwards Sir Astley Cooper.
[56] Body putrid, and therefore of no use for anatomical purposes.
[57] Probably Church of St. Thomas, Charterhouse.
[58] The burial-ground for the parishes of St. Olave and St. John, Southwark; it was taken by the “Greenwich Railway Company”: part of the approach to the “Flemish” now forms the approach to London Bridge Station.
[59] This is, of course, not the St. Pancras Church in the Euston Road, but the old parish church situated on the north side of the road leading from King’s Cross to Kentish Town.