(london fox)
1London FOX — Futures and Options Exchange …
2Fox and Knot Court — West out of Cow Lane and north through Fox and Knot Inn to Chick Lane, in Farringdon Ward Without (Horwood, 1799 Elmes, 1831). Called Foxes Court in O. and M. 1677 Strype, 1755. Site now covered by Smithfield Market and the railway lines …
3FOX, CHARLES — (1876–1964), British psychologist. Born in London, Fox lectured at the Westminster Hospital Medical School and at the Cambridge University Training College for Schoolmasters. In 1919 he was appointed principal of the Training College and director …
4Fox and Knot Inn — See Fox and Knot Court …
5Fox Court, Cow Lane — See Fox and Knot Court …
6Fox Court, Nicholas Lane — See Fox Ordinary Court …
7Fox Ordinary Court — West out of St. Nicholas Lane. In Candlewick and Langbourne Wards (O. and M. 1677 Elmes, 1831). Fox Court in Hatton, 1708. Removed c. 1831 for the formation of King William Street. So named from a public eating House there formerly… …
8Fox and Goose Inn, Yard — On the south side of London Wall, in Cripplegate Ward Within (Hatton, 1708 Boyle, 1799), between Coleman and Basinghall Streets. Site rebuilt in the 19th century. Name derived from the union of two signs …
9London Commodity Exchange — LCE A commodity exchange, which emerged in 1954 as a successor to the London Commercial Sale Rooms. It merged with the Soft Commodity Futures Trade Association to form a single Recognized Investment Exchange under the Financial Services Act… …
10London Commodity Exchange — LCE A commodity exchange, which emerged in 1954 as a successor to the London Commercial Sale Rooms. In 1987 it became the Futures and Options Exchange (London FOX), Europe s leading market for futures and options in soft commodities, and in 1996… …
