Piccadilly, 'Yde Pawk, Sloon Stree', Sloon Square, Kings Road, Chelsea an' Walham Green.
"An Ocean Tramp"
William McFee
They're goin' to tyke it to 'Yde Pawk, and 'oller.
"The Fourth Series Plays, Complete"
John Galsworthy
They must convey the weapons-which are usually kept in the place of contest, locked up, those of each Chore in its own chest-in case of danger from the authorities, or of any necessity, to a place of safety; when there is singing in the Kneipe, they must hand round the Commers-Books, the song-books; and besides this, on occasion of every duel that is to be fought with the weapons of the Chore, they must go at night, after the Kneipe is over, to the house of the Pawk-doctor, the surgeon of the students, who is always in attendance at the duels-and announce to him the fact, with the time at which it is to take place.
"The Student-Life of Germany"
William Howitt
