Onslow Square

His name and address, please.

Derek Waterlow, 59 Onslow Square, South Kensington.

Thank you.

Make a note of these, Willie Watson.

You could get 24 groups, 25 in each group, 600 people.

Onslow Square, there's not as many as six spaces but there are three: Zebedee, Paul's Place and the main church.

Meeting Tuesday, Thursday, fortnightly, doubling up alternately, 25 in each, that will given you 300 people meeting these groups.

Earl's Court, Delgarno Way, Courtfield Gardens.

His name and address, please

Derek Waterlow, 39 Onslow Square, South Kensington

Thank you.

Make a note of these, will you, Watson?

Goodbye.

39 Onslow Square, cabbie.

You're remarkably quiet, Murphy.

Well, I, I'm afraid my conscience won't let me do much talking, Doctor.

His name and address, please.

Derek Waterlow, 39 Onslow Square, South Kensington.

Thank you.

Make a note of these, will you, Watson?

From ten o'clock until the time I came to Baker Street, I was with my client.

His name and address, please? Derek Waterlow, 59 Onslow Square, South Kensington.

Thank you.

Make a note of these, Willie Watson.

As it was, Lady Wilmot's parties were attended by as heterogeneous a throng as any private house in London.

In search of possible amusement, she cast her net wide, and, in company with men and women of her own sort, drew into the Onslow Square drawing-room journalists who wrote fashion articles, novelists who went into many editions, painters whose imposing canvases appeared every year on the sacred walls of the Academy, as well as those who worked in Chelsea garrets.

Then there were the faddists.

"'I have the best collection in London,' Lady Wilmot was wont to boast.