Leadenhall

Lane, William (1745/6 – 1814): bookseller and proprietor of a circulating library in Leadenhall and Aldgate who ran the Minerva press, publishing cheap novels in quantity.

Index of People 2009

He was one of Charles’s clerkly colleagues in Leadenhall Street.

Excerpt: The Lambs of London by Peter Ackroyd 2006

In 1923 we acquired the freehold site of East India House in Leadenhall Street, and later became the proud owners of a new building which was opened by, King George the Fifth in 1928.

Lloyd's Of London 1960

Like Sir John Dethick's dial in Leadenhall Street, it formed the centre of a fountain; the water spouted forth from shells held by four tritons, and fell into a basin at the foot of the column.

The Book of Sun-Dials 1900

The offices, officially known as the Leadenhall Building, will be the Chicago-based insurance broker's UK base.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011

The 736 ft tower, which is officially called The Leadenhall Building and will provide

Evening Standard - Home 2010

Canadian fund Oxford Properties Europe bought offices in Upper Thames Street for €214 million, High Holborn for €159 million and at 122 Leadenhall Street for €106 million.

North American Buyers Revisit London Anita Likus 2011

The 47-story Leadenhall building, which will cost £ 340 million to develop, will combine public space, retail and leisure facilities with office space.

Financial Briefing Book: Oct. 26 2010

British Land on Monday announced that it would begin construction of a 610,000-square-foot office tower at 122 Leadenhall St., dubbed the "Cheese Grater" because of its tapered design.

U.K. Builders Woo Cash-Rich Partners William Boston 2010

Which is why Moody's stark postmortem, delivered in a basement beneath Leadenhall market in the City of London, carries such resonance.

Lewis Moody tells tale of riotous nights but regrets only one of them 2011