Whitehall
The royal palace at Westminster, whose court was full of wagons ready to leave town in June 1665.
Today: Whitehall, London, England
A London Diary of the Plague Year, 1665
Samuel Pepys, Diary, 1665, edited by Henry B. Wheatley (1893–99) · June 7–December 31, 1665
Up and by water to White Hall, where the Court full of waggons and people ready to go out of towne. [...] This end of the towne every day grows very bad of the plague. The Mortality Bill is come to 267; which is about ninety more than the last: and of these but four in the City, which is a great blessing to us.
Up and by water to Whitehall, where the Court full of wagons and people ready to go out of town. This end of the town every day grows very bad of the plague. The Mortality Bill is come to 267, which is about ninety more than the last: and of these but four in the City, which is a great blessing to us.