Court No. 8, rear of No 38, Hermitage Street, former Greyhound Inn, later used by John Cooper, Builder and Court known as Grey Hound Yard. Rear of St. Mary's School in background

Demolition of premises on Hermitage Street. Remains of Court 8, known as Grey Hound Yard, in background and Court 6 in foreground. No 38, former Greyhound Tavern, remains on left

Back to back houses, Nos 31-51, Hermitage Street, No 27-29, Star of Lemont public house, extreme left. Court Nos 3, 5 and 7 at rear of houses.

Nos. 26 - 40 Hermitage Street. From left, No 40, St. Mary's School, caretakers house, No 38, former Greyhound Tavern (with arch leading to Court 8) and back to back houses (Court 6 at rear)

Yard belonging to William Proctor and Sons, slate merchants, Nos. 52 and 54 Denby Street (formerly New Thomas Street). Side gable of No 47, Sheldon Street, left. Rear of No 48, Arley Street and Cricketers Inn, John Street, in background

Angler's Rest, No 50, Boston Street (formerly New George Street), at junction of Arley Street. Nos 44-46, prior to demolition, right. Back to back houses already demolished

Rear of Cricketers Inn, No 37, Arley Street (formerly Cross George Street), from yard on Denby Street. Also showing rear of Court No. 1, right

Rear of Cricketers Inn, No 37, Arley Street (formerly Cross George Street), from Court No. 1. Demolition of back to back houses fronting Sheldon Street, right

Nos. 17 - 23 Arley Street at junction of Sheldon Street. Nos. 21 - 23 premises of Philip Sunderland, silver plater

Sheldon Street looking towards junction with Arley Street (formerly Cross George Street) showing the demolition of back to back houses. Court No. 2, Arley Street at rear of these houses. No 37, Arley Street, Cricketers Inn, in background