east end of london whitechapel?
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Anxious, vigilant. People became terrorised by the idea of a mad, serial killer. There was no television or radio, but there were stories in the press of the time. News spread by word of mouth, so there was exaggeration and a degree of panic in the local population. Against this is the tradtion of British stiff upper lip, " well i wont happen to me!" I m not letting it stop me from going to work or I have to go out tonight to earn my way!\nPerhaps you should read some of Charles Dickens or Charles Booth or other social writers from the time.\nJack the Ripper is a pseudonym given to an unidentified serial killer (or killers) active in the largely impoverished Whitechapel area and adjacent districts of London in the latter half of 1888. The name is taken from a letter to the Central News Agency by someone claiming to be the murderer, published at the time of the killings.\n\nThe legends surrounding the Ripper murders have become a combination of genuine historical research, conspiracy theory and folklore. The lack of a confirmed identity for the killer has allowed Ripperologists — the term used within the field for the authors, historians and amateur detectives who study the case — to accuse a wide variety of individuals of being the Ripper. Newspapers, whose circulation had been growing during this era, bestowed widespread and enduring notoriety on the killer owing to the savagery of the attacks and the failure of the police in their attempts to capture the Ripper, sometimes missing the murderer at his crime scenes by mere minutes.\n\nVictims were women earning income as casual prostitutes. Typical Ripper murders were perpetrated in a public or semi-public place; the victim's throat was cut, after which the body was mutilated. Some believe that the victims were first strangled in order to silence them. The removal of internal organs from some victims has led to the proposal that the killer possessed anatomical or surgical knowledge or skill. Though many diverse theories have been advanced, the world may never know the true identity of Jack the Ripper
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there is actually a british anglican church in downtown hamburg, although I forget its name.  I went there for Christmas.  It is near the "Michel" which is a famous German church in Hamburg.
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God I think every pub in England has one.\n\nDepends where in the south east you are.... Try your local yellow pages and call around and ask if there a fee for going in! A few off our pubs here in East London are charging to watch it.
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Austin Lodge is a good course. Its located close to the A20 just on the outside of the M25.
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London first started in what is now called York. It moved to it's current location during the 1732 "London Up Rising", You can see the where it was draged as this mark to route of the A1
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It's not on this list\n\nhttp://www.near.co.uk/banks-london/859/
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Go to Parliament, London Bridge, Liverpool and Picadilly Square.  Also go to wikipedia and type in United Kingdom and or Great Britain.
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Other than De Hems, not sure there are other Dutch bars in London, you could try the Sports Bar near Trafalgar which will show all WC games
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I'm guessing you have already seen this\n\nhttp://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/buckfastleigh_church.htm\n\nYou could always contact the local church to find out more information that they may have.
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There is a Church in belsize park.  Its on the corner of haverstock hill and pond street, NW3.  It boarded up, however Ive seen ppl filming there b4.  Dont know what it looks like inside though, probably quite derelict.
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Hi notpoodle!\nI'm from Richmond South East London... think I lower the tone a bit, It's frightfully posh!!
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Whenever I asked people from London about Brixton they told me the best comparison is the Bronx in New York. I visited a nice flat in a nice street next to a nice little church. It was 20min away from the tube/subway.\nEven during lunchtime I thought to myself that I don't want to walk the way during the night. No idea about the crime rate, but I felt very uncomfortable.\nI suggest Islington/Highgate in north London.
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Would it be this one?\n\nhttp://www.letalife.com/property_adverts/leytonstone_london_property_to_let.asp
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How about looking in the east bay?
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christies antiques in london?
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That would be a fantastic idea.   Has anyone ever seen the fantastic English film "28 days After" ?   That is precisely how the whole of London is like during an English match....EERIE AND DESERTED... totally deserted.
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hi mate\njust type on google thai language in London and I'm sure you gonna find alot of options