---- Fleet, ii., 222
---- for Royalists, Crosby a, ii., 191
---- of Guy Fawkes, i., 35
---- of Ranulph Flambard, Bishop of Durham, i., 39
---- of Sir Walter Raleigh, i., 35
---- Subterranean, i., 62
Prisoner in St. James's Palace, Charles I. a., ii., 9
Prisoners in Tower, Scotch, i., 59
---- Royal, i., 60
---- sent to the Tower, First, i., 50
Prisons, Old, ii., 221
Proceedings, _quo warranto_, i., 216
Projecting storeys of houses, i., 114
Promotion of Trade by City Companies, i., 197
Puinctel, William, Constable of the Tower, i., 45
Punishments, Old-time, i., 130
---- School, ii., 202
"Purgatory," St. Bartholomew, i., 78
Quack medicines sold at Coffee-houses, ii., 144
Queenhithe, ii., 21
"Queen's Head" Inn, ii., 116, 117
Quintain, i., 132
_Quo warranto_ proceedings, i., 216
Races at Smithfield, Horse, i., 132
"Rag and Famish," ii., 103
Rahere, i., 67
Rahere's vision, i., 67
"Rainbow" in Fleet Street, ii., 135
Raleigh, Prison of Sir Walter, i., 35
Ranelagh, Vauxhall and, ii., 222
Rawlinson, Daniel, a loyal innkeeper, ii., 71
Rebuilt after great fire, London, ii., 80
Refectory, Charterhouse, i., 94
Reform Club, ii., 108
Reforms of Archdeacon Hale, i., 103
Relics in the Temple, Treasures and, i., 138
Religion, City Companies, their charity and, i., 195
Religious plays, i., 129
---- services of the Corporation, i., 183
Renovations of the Tower, Wren's, i., 35
Requests, Court of, ii., 2
Residence of Sir Thomas Gresham, ii., 37
Restoration of Charles II., Evelyn's description of, ii., 55
---- of St. Bartholomew, i., 81, 84
---- Modern London founded after the, ii., 53
Rich, Sir Richard, i., 78
Richard, Duke of Gloucester, at Crosby Hall, ii., 190
---- I.'s enlargement of the Tower, i., 44
---- III., Narrow escape of, ii., 189
Richardson's printing-house, ii., 172
"Ridings," i., 124
Riots, London, ii., 221
"Rock Lock," ii., 88
Rolls Office, i., 153
Roman basilica, i., 7
---- bath, i., 7
---- London, i., 6-12
---- ---- Bridge, i., 10
---- pottery, i., 5
---- remains, i., 28
---- wall, i., 11
Rose playhouse, The, ii., 45, 47
Row, Cooks', ii., 213
---- Goldsmiths', ii., 32
---- Paternoster, ii., 215
Royal Asiatic Society, ii., 158
---- Chapel, at St. James's Palace, ii., 12
---- Exchange, ii., 28, 217, 218
---- Geographical Society, ii., 160
---- Institution, ii., 154
---- Mathematical School, ii., 198
---- Prisoners, i., 60
---- Society, ii., 72, 150
---- Society of Literature, ii., 156
Royalists, Crosby a prison for, ii., 191
Rugge's _Diurnal_, ii., 56
"Rummer" in Charing Cross, The, ii., 179
Russell Street, ii., 178
Rutland Place, i., 96
Sackville, Thomas, first Earl of Dorset, ii., 171
Saddlers' Company, i., 200, 210
St. Andrew, Holborn, Church of, i., 164; ii., 207
---- in the Wardrobe, Church of, ii., 50
---- Undershaft, ii., 37, 204
St. Andrew's Hill, ii., 50
---- Holborn, ii., 207
St. Ann's Chapel, Crypt of, i., 139
St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield, i., 66
---- Restoration of, i., 81, 84
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, ii., 35, 196
St. Bénezet, ii., 85
St. Bride, Church of, ii., 6
St. Bruno, i., 86
St. Buttolph, Church of, ii., 38
St. Catherine Cree, ii., 204
St. Cedd, i., 16
St. Clement Danes, ii., 208
St. Clement, patron saint of mariners, ii., 209
St. Dunstan's, Stepney, ii., 204
St. Ethelreda's, Ely Place, ii., 204
St. George's Inn, i., 171
St. Giles', Cripplegate, ii., 204
St. Helen, Church of, ii., 41, 184
"St. James's," Addison at the, ii., 180
---- Coffee-house, ii., 137, 141
---- Palace, ii., 7, 61
---- Park, ii., 63
---- Square, ii., 53
---- Street, Literary associations of, ii., 180
---- Swift at the, ii., 180
St. John, Chapel of, i., 36
St. Leonard's Church, ii., 42
St. Margaret's, Lothbury, Screen in, i., 230
St. Martin's le Grand, ii., 36
St. Mary, Aldermanbury, ii., 31
---- Axe, ii., 37
St. Mary-le-Bow, Church of, i., 24
---- Cheapside, ii., 210
St. Mary Overie, ii., 46
---- ---- Priory, ii., 86
---- Woolchurch, ii., 214
St. Michael-le-Querne, Church of, ii., 32
St. Olaf, patron saint of Norway, ii., 209
St. Olave's, Hart Street, ii., 205
St. Paul's Cathedral, i., 16, 24; ii., 23
---- Camden's description of, ii., 33
---- Coffee-house, ii., 139
---- Old, i., 116
St. Peter ad Vincula, Chapel of, i., 42, 49, 57
St. Sepulchre's, near Newgate, ii., 205
St. Thomas of the Bridge, ii., 24
St. Thomas's Hospital, ii., 196
Saints of City Companies, Patron, i., 196
"Saladin Tithe," i., 134
Sales at Coffee-houses, ii., 146
Salisbury House, ii., 216
Salters' Company, i., 199
---- Hall, i., 221
"Saracen's Head" Inn, ii., 119
---- ---- on Snow Hill, ii., 123
Savoy Chapel, ii., 4
---- Conference, ii., 5
---- Palace of the, ii., 3
---- ---- pillaged by Wat Tyler, ii., 4
Saxon London, i., 12-21
Scaffold on Great Tower Hill, i., 64
Scenes in the Guildhall, Historic, i., 187
School, Charterhouse, i., 102
---- ---- moved to Godalming, i., 104
---- Merchant Taylors', i., 94, 104
---- Paul's, ii., 34
---- Punishments, ii., 202
---- Royal Mathematical, ii., 198
Schoolmaster, Ejection of Charterhouse, i., 103
Science, British Association for the Advancement of, ii., 158
Scotch prisoners in Tower, i., 59
Screen in St. Margaret's, Lothbury, i., 230
Scriveners' Company, i., 210
Scrope's Inn, i., 176
Sculpture in the Temple, i., 135
Seal of Bishops of London, i., 236
Sebert, i., 16
See of London, Arms of the City and, i., 233
Sergeants-at-Law, i., 142
Sermon Lane, ii., 214
Sessions House, without Newgate, i., 164
Settlement at Westminster, Roman, i., 11
---- of lawyers in the Temple, i., 140
Shakespeare, ii., 45
---- in London, ii., 26, 37
Shakespeare's house in Blackfriars, ii., 50
Shambles, or meat market, ii., 35
Shipwrights' Company, i., 211
Shirley, James, ii., 171
Shoe Lane, i., 150
Shops on Old London Bridge, houses and, i., 112
Shoreditch, ii., 42
Site of Celtic London, i., 2
_Six Clerks Inn_, i., 174
Skating on the Thames, i., 131
Skinners' Company, i., 196, 199
---- Hall, i., 221
Smithfield, Cloth Fair, i., 116
---- horse races at, i., 132
---- jousts at, i., 130
Societies of London, Learned, ii., 150
Society, Anthropological, ii., 162
---- Ethnological, ii., 161
---- Geological, ii., 155
---- of Antiquaries, ii., 150, 153
---- of Arts, Royal, ii., 154
---- of Literature, Royal, ii., 156
---- Royal, ii., 150
---- Royal Asiatic, ii., 156
---- Royal Geographical, ii., 160
---- Royal Statistical, ii., 160
Sopars' Lane, ii., 30
Southampton House, i., 154
Southwark Bridge, ii., 82, 97
---- Inns at, ii., 114
Spectacle-makers' Company, i., 211
Spencer, Sir John, ii., 190
Spenser, Edmund, born in East Smithfield, ii., 171
Spittle Croft, i., 89
Spoliation of the Companies, i., 214
Sports of London youths, i., 131
"Spread Eagle" Inn, ii., 120
Square, St. James's, ii., 53
---- Leicester, ii., 216
Stairs, Paris Garden, ii., 44
---- Thames, ii., 22
Standard, The, ii., 31
Staple Inn, i., 116, 153, 160, 170, 171
---- Ordinance of the, i., 171
Stationers' Company, i., 212
Statistical Society, Royal, ii., 160
Statue of James II., Grinling Gibbons's, ii., 60
Steel-yard, i., 227; ii., 21
---- Guildhall of the, i., 230
Stepney, ii., 53
"Sterling, a pound," i., 232
Stone, London, i., 7, 28, 126
Stow, i., 8, 11, 13; ii., 41
Stow's _Survey_, ii., 25
Strand, i., 126
Street, Artillery, ii., 212
---- Bread, ii., 30
---- Broad, ii., 36
---- Burleigh, ii., 215
---- Candlewick, ii., 213
---- Cannon, i., 116
---- Coleman, i., 18
---- Downing, ii., 54
---- Ermin, i., 7
---- Essex, ii., 215
---- Fenchurch, ii., 214
---- Fludyer, ii., 54
---- Jewry, i., 108
---- Lombard, ii., 27, 214
---- Panton, ii., 54
---- Tooley, ii., 209
---- Watling, i., 6
Streets, Life of the, i., 127
---- Names of, i., 123
---- Narrow and crooked, i., 112
---- Narrow and unsavoury, i., 125
---- Pageant of the, ii., 211
"Sublime Society of Beef Steaks," ii., 100
Subterranean passage, i., 62
---- prison, i., 62
"Sun" Inn, ii., 70
Surprised by mob, Tower, i., 53
Surrender of London to William I., i., 30
_Survey_, Stow's, ii., 25
Sutton, Thomas, i., 98
"Swans, Game of," i., 204
Swan-marking, i., 204
Swan playhouse, ii., 47
"Swan with Two Necks," Lad Lane, ii., 133
"Sweating" coin, Clipping or, i., 109
Swift at the "St. James's," ii., 180
Sword in the City Arms, i., 235
Tabard Inn, ii., 46, 114, 166
"Tabard" Inn in Gracechurch Street, ii., 120, 121
Tacitus, i., 6, 7
Tallow Chandlers' Company, i., 212
Tanfield Court, i., 146
Tavern, Mermaid, ii., 30, 168
Taverns and Inns, ii., 70, 113
Templars, the, i., 139
"Temple, Associates of the," i., 136
Temple, Authors of the, ii., 174
---- Church consecrated by Heraclius, i., 133
---- ---- desecration of, i., 145
---- ---- effigies in, i., 136
---- ---- organ, i., 145
---- Fires at the, i., 144
---- Garden, i., 142
---- Hall, Inner, i., 139
---- ---- Middle, i., 143
---- in Holborn, Old, i., 153
---- Inner, i., 141
---- James I. and the, i., 144
---- Literary Associations of the, i., 146
---- Middle, i., 141, 165
---- Monuments in the, i., 139
---- New, i., 163
---- Settlement of lawyers in the, i., 140
---- Sculpture in the, i., 135
---- The, i., 133-148
---- Treasures and relics in the, i., 138
---- Wooden houses near, i., 116
Temples, Inner and Middle, i., 161
_Teutonicorum, Gilda_, ii., 27
Thames, i., 4
---- Coins found in the, i., 10
---- Ferries, ii., 23
---- Ford across, i., 4
---- Pageants on the, i., 195
---- Skating on the, i., 131
---- "Stairs," ii., 22
Thames' watermen, ii., 22, 167
"Thatched House" Club, ii., 180
Theatre, Cockpit, ii., 59
---- Dorset Gardens, ii., 68
---- Drury Lane, ii., 68
---- Duke's House, ii., 67
---- Globe, ii., 45
---- in Portugal Row, ii., 68
---- King's House, ii., 67
Theatres, Old, ii., 44, 167
Thorney, i., 12
Three hundred Jews hanged, i., 109
"Three Nuns" Inn, ii., 118
---- Tuns" at Charing Cross, ii., 71
Tilt Yard, ii., 58
Timber, Early Castles of earth and, i., 49
Tin-plate Workers' Company, i., 212
"Tithe, Saladin," i., 134
Tooley Street, ii., 209
"Tour, The Grand," ii., 66
Tower, Gundulf, architect of, i., 32, 33
---- of London, i., 27-65
---- keep compared with Colchester keep, i., 33
---- Wren's renovations of, i., 35
Town of London, a walled, i., 110
Trade and commerce, ii., 186
---- City Companies; their promotion of, i., 196
"Traitors' Gate," i., 51, 65; ii., 24, 90
Travellers' Club, ii., 104
Treasures and relics in the Temple, i., 138
Troubles, Civil War, i., 102
Turners' or "Wood-potters'" Company, i., 212
Turnmill Brook, i., 149
Twelfth century house, i., 112
"Two Swan" Inn yard, ii., 122
Tyler, Wat, Savoy Palace pillaged by, ii., 4
---- Wat, i., 235
Tylers' and Bricklayers' Company, i., 212
Ulster Plantation, i., 214
Undershaft, St. Andrew, ii., 37
Union Club, ii., 104
United Service Club, ii., 101
---- University Club, ii., 104
Unsavoury Streets, Narrow and, i., 125
Upholders' Company, i., 212
Vandyke's Studio in Blackfriars, ii., 49
Vauxhall, ii., 58
---- and Ranelagh, ii., 222
Viaduct, Holborn, i., 149
Vikings, i., 225
Vintners' Company, i., 197, 199
---- Hall, i., 222
Vintry, ii., 28
Vision of Rahere, i., 67
Wadlow, Simon, ii., 56
Walbrook, i., 5
Walden, Roger de, builds chantry chapel of St. Bartholomew, i., 72
Walford, Prior John, i., 72
Walk, King's Bench, i., 144
---- Paul's, i., 117; ii., 33
Walled Town, London a, i., 110
Walls, London, ii., 212
---- of London, i., 122
---- Roman, i., 11
Walton, Izaac, ii., 171
Walworth, Sir William, i., 235
Wardrobe, Church of St. Andrew in the, ii., 50
---- Court, ii., 50
Warwick Lane, Inn of Earl of Warwick in, i., 123
Wash House Court, i., 94
Water-engineer, Peter Corbis, ii., 91
Waterloo Bridge, ii., 97
Watermen, Thames', ii., 22, 167
Watling Street, i., 6
Wax Chandlers' Company, i., 212
Weavers' Company, i., 213
Westcheap, ii., 30
---- markets of Eastcheap and, ii., 213
Westminster, i., 126
---- abbot and monks of, in prison, i., 59
---- Axe Yard, ii., 54
---- Bridge, ii., 94
---- Hall, ii., 2
---- Old inns in, ii., 70, 71
---- Palace of, ii., 1
---- Roman settlement at, i., 111
Wheelwrights' Company, i., 213
"Wherries," ii., 22
Whist played at Coffee-houses, ii., 138
Whitefriars Palace, ii., 60
Whitehall, ii., 57
---- Banqueting House, ii., 14
---- Floods at, ii., 57
---- Palace of, ii., 9, 11, 13, 56, 57
"White Hart" Inn, ii., 115, 123
"White Horse" Inn, ii., 127
White Tower, i., 34
"White's" Chocolate-house, ii., 137
---- Club, ii., 101
Whittington, Sir Richard, i., 178
Wild-fowl in St. James's Park, ii., 63
William I., Charter of, i., 22
---- i., 29
---- surrender of London to, i., 30
"Will's" Coffee-house in Russell Street, ii., 137, 141
Winchester House, ii., 46
---- House of Marquis of, ii., 36
Windows in the Guildhall, i., 189
Witham, Somersetshire, i., 87
Wolsey, Cardinal, ii., 13
Wolsey's Palace, Cardinal, i., 116
Wooden houses near Temple, i., 116
---- ---- at Cripplegate, i., 115
Woodwork in City Churches, Carved, ii., 207
Woolcombers, i., 213
Woolmen's Company, i., 213
Wren, Sir Christopher, i., 43; ii., 205
Wren's building, i., 144
---- churches destroyed, ii., 206
---- renovations of the Tower, i., 35
Yard, Glasshouse, ii., 49
---- Ireland, ii., 50
---- Playhouse, ii., 50
---- Tilt, ii., 58
---- Westminster, Axe, ii., 54
York House, ii., 13
Youths, Sports of London, i., 131
Zoological collections, ii., 63
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and he will be aided thereto by the many well-selected
illustrations."--_Athenæum._
THE VALUES OF OLD ENGLISH SILVER & SHEFFIELD PLATE, FROM THE FIFTEENTH
TO THE NINETEENTH CENTURIES.
By J. W. CALDICOTT. Edited by J. STARKIE GARDNER, F.S.A. 3,000 Selected
Auction Sale Records; 1,600 Separate Valuations; 660 Articles.
Illustrated with 87 Collotype Plates. 300 pages. Royal 4to Cloth. Price
42/- net.
"A most comprehensive and abundantly illustrated volume....
Enables even the most inexperienced to form a fair opinion of
the value either of a single article or a collection, while as
a reference and reminder it must prove of great value to an
advanced student."--_Daily Telegraph._
HISTORY OF OLD ENGLISH PORCELAIN AND ITS MANUFACTURES.
With an Artistic, Industrial and Critical Appreciation of their
Productions. By M. L. SOLON, the well-known Potter-Artist and
Collector. In one handsome volume. Royal 8vo, well printed in clear
type on good paper, and beautifully illustrated with 20 full-page
Coloured Collotype and Photo-Chromotype Plates and 48 Collotype Plates
on Tint. Artistically bound. Price 52/6 net.
"Mr. Solon writes not only with the authority of the master of
technique, but likewise with that of the accomplished artist,
whose exquisite creations command the admiration of the
connoisseurs of to-day."--_Athenæum._
MANX CROSSES; or The Inscribed and Sculptured Monuments of the Isle of
Man, from about the end of the Fifth to the beginning of the Thirteenth
Century.