GEORGE THE FOURTH’S GATE, HYDE PARK CORNER.

[Illustration: Entrance to the Green Park, St. James’s.]

This fine gate, which was completed about five years since, after a

design by Mr. Decimus Burton, was originally intended for a private

entrance to the New Palace. Within the last few months it has been

devoted to a purpose of more general utility, the road from Constitution

Hill having been turned so as to allow access through the gate to those

carriages which have the privilege of passing through the park, and also

to foot-passengers. A new lodge has recently been erected in James

Street, opening to the road connecting Pimlico with Great George Street,

Westminster; and this road is free to horsemen and private carriages

without distinction.

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Monthly supplement of the penny magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, issue 21, June 30 to July 31, 1832 · 第 8 / 13 题