Index.

Abbey of St. Mary of Graces, [208];
abbots of, [216]
Aldgate, [22];
churches, [181];
attacked, [192];
barons in, [190]
Aldersgate Street, [118];
Aldersgate, [24];
churches, etc., [123]
Amusements, [285]
Anne of Bohemia, [55]
Annesley, Samuel, [112]
Artillery company, [93]
Audley, Sir Thomas, [193]
Bailly, Harry, [169]
Bakers punished, [48]
Bancroft, Francis, [108]
Basset, Fulco, [262]
Baynard's Castle, [232]
Bishop, a brave old London, [262]
Bishopgate, [26];
in charge of Hanseatic merchants, [27]
Bishopsgate Street, [76]
Boadicea, [3]
Braybrooke, Robert de, Bishop of London, [249]
Brember, Sir Nicholas, [236]
Bridgegate, [31]
British village, the, [2]
Burning heretics, [276]
Butchers' price of meat fixed, [290]
Canterbury pilgrims, [170]
Canute attacks London, [13]
Charter, the Conqueror's, [220]
Chaucer and the Tabard, [165]
Churches, [35], [38], [43], [80], [81], [86], [87], [126], [127], [146], [181], [188], [195]
Conduits, [37]
Convent of St. Clare, [197]
Cooks, [136]
Cooper, Sir Astley, [145]
Coronation, Queen Eleanor, [44]
Cottage hospitals, [195]
Cripplegate, [28]
Cromwell family, [84]-[5]
Crosses and images burnt, [277]
Crosby, Sir John, [99]
Crown Field, [36]
Curfew, [36], [125]
D'Albret, Sir Perducas, [241]
Diarist, an old London, [269]
Ditch, London, [20]
Dowgate, [26]
Drowning, execution by, [229]
Dunmow flitch, [224]
Edward III. in peril, [208]-[9], [236]
Eleanor Cross, the, [38], [71]
Excise Office, [159]
Executions, [37];
re Wyatt's rebellion, [274]
Falcasius and the justice, [250]
Fauconbridge, [23]
Fires, incendiary, [138];
bellman at, [290]
Fitzwalter, Baron, of Baynard's Castle, [219];
service and privileges, [225]-[6]
Foreign merchants, [27], [61]-[64]
Funerals, [278]
Gates, [5], [22]
Glass, [149]
Gloucester, Duke of, [241]-[4]
Gresham, Sir Thomas, [104];
Sir John, funeral, [280]
Grossers' Company, [238]
Helwood, Peter, [128]
Henry III., [46]
Henry VI., [56]
Henry VIII., [57]-[60]
Hoadley, Benjamin, [148]
Holbein, Hans, [189]
Holdsworth, Richard, [147]
Hostelries, [136]-[8]
Howard, Lord Edward, [65]
Houses, historic, [99], [102]-[4], [106], [131]-[6], [143]-[6];
religious, and chapels, [87], [110]-[11], [113]-[15], [130], [153]
Howell, James, [150]
Hurricane, A.D. 1091, [35]
Iconoclasm, [276]
Inns, [96]
Inscription, curious, [10]
James I. enters London, [139]
Jews, usury, massacre, etc., [49], [50];
synagogue, [115]
Joscelyne, Ralph, re walls, [17]
Katherine of Valois, [55]
Knighten Guild, [185]
Knollys, Hansard, [114]
Knowles, Sir Robert, [241]
Leathersellers' Company, [93];
charters, [94];
halls, [95]
Lollards, [259]
London, pillaged, [4];
fortified, A.D. 1643, [19];
Roman remains, [77]
Longbeard, W. Fitzosbert, [42]
Lord Mayor's Day, [66]
Louis XIV., anecdote, [91]
Lud, King, [25]
Ludgate, [25]
Lydgate, [39]
Machyn, Henry, [269];
diary, extracts from, [274]
Marching watch, [56]-[60]
Margaret of Anjou, pageant, [55]
Matilda the Fair, [222]-[3]
Matilda, Queen, [179]
May Day, the Evil, [62]
Mayors and aldermen, [122]
Merchants' lecture, [156]
Miracle plays, [257]
Moorgate, [30]
Nevil, Sir Thomas, [192]
Newgate, [28];
John Offrem's escape, [29]
Norman, Prior, [183], [186]
Norman, Sir John, [67]
Old Bishopsgate, [116]
Old Broad Street, [142];
public buildings in, [161]
Old Jewry, [48]
Pageants, [55], [68], [281]
Pamphlets, [73]
Papey, the, [87]
Paulet, Sir William, [144]
Pawnbrokers, [195]
Pestilence, [191]
Pickaxe Street, [118]
Pillory, [276]-[7]
Pinder, Sir Paul, [101]
Pinmakers, [152]
Plantagenet, Edmund, [200]
Post Office, [99]
Praed, [97]
'Prentices, [39]
Printers and publishers, [140]
Priory and Hospital of Bethlehem, [88]
Priory and Hospital of the Holy Trinity, [178]
Punishment, [287]
Radcot Bridge, affair of, [246]
Richard II., [237]
Riots, goldsmiths' and tailors', [51]
Roman Catholicism—Queen Mary—[275]
Roman remains, [77]
Royal Society, the, [105]
Seals, St. Helen's, [83];
St. Mary of Graces, [217]
Scott, John, D.D., [148]
Sildham, [54]
St. Augustine's, [153]
St. Bartholomew, fracas at, [265]
St. Clare, [199]
St. Mary Spital, [86]
St. Paul's, [256]
Tabard, the, [166]
Temple Bar, [32]
Thames, Valley of the, [1]
Tombs, St. Botolph, [81];
St. Helen, [84]
Tournament in Cheapside, [52]
Traitors' quarters exposed, [122]
Tresilian, Sir Robert, [245]
Trinity Hall, [129]
Tyler, Wat, slain, [240]-[1]
Villeins, [212]
Walls of London, [3]-[18]
Walworth, Lord Mayor, [241]
Wardhoke, [164]
Wesley, John, [130]
Wesleys, the, [112]
Wife, sale of a, [289]
William builds the Tower, [14]
Workhouse founded, [107]
Wyclif, [254]