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Law Courts
Law Courts Royal Courts Of Justice. the huge building in the Strand, close to where Temple Bar used to stand. The architect was Mr. G. E. Street, and it is looked upon as one of his finest works. It is very interesting to walk into the different Courts (there are public galleries to each), and hear judge and counsel thrashing out some troublesome case of litigation. |
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