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Mr. Punch's History of Modern England, Vol. 2 (of 4).—1857-1874

Note 36 — SPORT AND PASTIME

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Savile House, on the north side of Leicester Square, originally the residence of Sir George Savile, Burke's friend, was in its latter days rebuilt as a place of entertainment and became a resort of Bohemians and fast men about town. It was burned down in 1865 and the site is now occupied by the Empire Theatre.

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