need help deciphering from marriage certficate

[millsfl]

hi!!! in the address section of a marriage certificate i have, after the street address there is this which i cannot seem to figure out what is says or if its an abbreviation for something?

(better image further down!)

[Viktoria]

Without seeing more of the certificate we have nothing with which to compare.
At the moment I wonder if it is NW, perhaps North West?
Try to get more up .
Viktoria.

[hallmark]

Naas  ??

IF Country is Ireland!

[hallmark]

Why blow it up so big as to make it illegible?

[millsfl]

thank you for your replies! I hope this image gives more clarity?! both address boxes have the same address (in district of st pancras, london) followed by this!

[Little Nell]

Unfortunately still not really enough for comparison purposes.  None of the letters in your initial clip seem to appear in the other word (Place) so difficult to say. 

And that area of London is a big place! 

Nell

[JenB]

I agree with Viktoria, think it’s NW which was the London postal district for St Pancras.

[Viktoria]

Why blow it up so big as to make it illegible?

No one has asked for it to be blown up,just a bit more script for comparison.
Two words are not enough but perhaps the poster has very good reasons not to show more.
As usual RootsChatters are trying to help.
Viktoria.

[dobfarm]

If you can give the address and registration district of the marriage: - The address, house or street may still be there. Thus NW if London or a big city.


Is it -His-> Address for both of the couples abode -Having both of the couples  (to wed or are wed at the time of signing the certificate), addresses finishing the same.