Modern Wetherspoon pub not far from Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. It is named for the farmer who worked the land here in 1535, providing for the nuns of St Clare’s Abbey. The spacious L-shaped bar is comfortably furnished. The TVs are muted except for major sporting events, and are confined to one area. Prints on the wall also celebrate David Garrick who made his stage debut nearby. The three regular beers are accompanied by three guests and a cider . This pub is usually less busy than those nearer the Tower and is fully accessible by wheelchair.