NASH'S
NUMBER'S
From Alan Nash (A95)
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NASH'S From Alan Nash (A95) |
| You can tell in the newspapers when there
are no wars or catastrophes etc, they pad out with mundane stories! Well this month it is
my turn for a bit of padding. There has been no requests for anything particular so I hope
the following may come in handy to some of you. Next month, if I get the information in
time, will be the cost per mile chart of the expected fare increase followed by the A to Z
of towns and their new prices. This is a guess on my part that we do actually get a fare
increase this year!! Since the IRA bombings a few years ago, ‘Gentlemen’s’ clubs around St James had their names taken down causing much confusion. The old rhyming adage - or almost rhyming - "Boodles and Whites are on the right, all the rest are on the left" is true, but where exactly are they… |
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| From Haymarket (on left): Institute
of Directors St. James’s St. (on right): Boodles Whites Other Clubs with military names that can be confusing: Cavalry Club |
116 Pall Mall
28 St. James’s St. (just past Economist)
127, Piccadilly |
Army & Navy Naval & Military (In & Out) Canning Club (Naval & Mil) United Services Club Other clubs/casinos in the area: East India Club |
St. James’s Sq. 94 Piccadilly 42 Half Moon St. 95 Piccadilly
16 St. James’s Sq. |
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