Green Plaque № 42568

1-4 King Street, London, WC2E 8HH

This Building Was Once Known As The National Sporting Club March 1891-October 1929 Which Under Its President Hugh Cecil Lowther The Fifth Earl Of Lonsdale And Co-founders Arthur 'Peggy' Bettinson And John Fleming Became The Home Of Modern Glove Boxing

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Green plaque № 42568 - This building was once known as The National Sporting Club March 1891-October 1929 which under its president Hugh Cecil Lowther the Fifth Earl of Lonsdale and co-founders Arthur 'Peggy' Bettinson and John Fleming became the home of modern glove boxing

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