In article
ilgate.org, Troy
Steadman wrote:

"Sam Wilson" wrote in message


In article , tony sayer
wrote:

In article ilgate.org
, Troy Steadman writes

There's an 1827 map of the St Pancras area showing the churchyards half
way down this link.

http://www.stpancras.150m.com/

That seems to be going nowhere?....

Whois says:

[
stuff about 150m.com deleted, including:
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.SUSPENDED-FOR.SPAM-AND-ABUSE.COM
NS2.SUSPENDED-FOR.SPAM-AND-ABUSE.COM
]

Huh? That is a freebie website ...

In case you didn't know "whois" is the official way of discovering
things about low-level stuff on the Internet - DNS names, address
assignments and so on. The entry suggests that 150m.com has breached
somebody's terms and conditions and isn't (currently) available. Some
parts of the Internet may still have working details cached but people
who haven't been there before can't get there now.

Sam

"Sam Wilson" wrote in message


In case you didn't know "whois" is the official way of discovering
things about low-level stuff on the Internet - DNS names, address
assignments and so on. The entry suggests that 150m.com has breached
somebody's terms and conditions and isn't (currently) available. Some
parts of the Internet may still have working details cached but people
who haven't been there before can't get there now.

Sam

http://www.150m.com/

....is very much up and running but I take your point. Here's the 1827
map, Cooks Row bottom right.

http://users.bathspa.ac.uk/greenwood...4h.html#bottom






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