[Picture: Plan of Hans Town Ward, Chelsea, 1860]
_No._ 4, _or Royal Hospital Ward_.
All such parts of the said Parish of Chelsea as are bounded as
follows;—that is to say: Bounded towards the north-west by a line
commencing at the intersection of the central line of College-street with
the central line of Whitehead’s-grove, and drawn in a north-east
direction along the middle of Whitehead’s-grove to and along the middle
of Cadogan-street, to and along the middle of Halsey-terrace, to and
along the middle of Cadogan-terrace, crossing Sloane-street, to and along
the middle of Ellis-street, to and along the party-wall between the
public-house known as “The Woodman” public-house, to the south, and No.
12, D’Oyley-street, to the north, and thence in the same direction to the
eastern boundary of the said Parish; bounded towards the east by the
eastern boundary of the said Parish, from the point wherein the
north-western boundary line of the said Ward No. 4, hereinbefore
described, meets the same, to the south point of the said eastern
boundary in the river Thames; bounded towards the south by the south
boundary of the said Parish in the river Thames, from the point lastly
hereinbefore mentioned to the boundary of Ward No. 2; bounded towards the
south-west by the north-east boundary of Ward No. 2 from the point lastly
hereinbefore mentioned, to the said point of intersection of the central
line of College-street with the central line of Whitehead’s-grove.