The Nemesis of Neglect waterwheel on the corner of Fleet

on the corner of Fleet Street and Whitefriars Street

The building was demolished in 1799

View of the south end of London Bridge

in the Old Testament (primarily in Genesis)

He went into partnership with the oil magnate Walter Wolf in 1976

The Nemesis of Neglect waterwheel on the corner of Fleet'The Nemesis of Neglect', 1888. Crime, armed with a viciously sharp knife, stalks the streets of the capital. This was the day of Jack the Ripper, and fear abounded in the slums. In Punch's view, it was precisely because the slums had for so long been utterly neglected and its people so deprived that evil and depravity was able there to find a home. From Punch, or the London Charivari, September 29, 1888.