INDEX

Aggas’ Map of London, [20], [59]
Aldermanbury, [22]
Aldermen, [5], [23], [37], [41]
Aldersgate, [10]
Aldgate, [10]
Alfred, King, [1], [3]
Alfune, [12]
Alleyn, Edward, [43]
Anchorites, [51]
Angevins, The, [5]
Arches, Court of, [9]
Arms, City, [18]
Arundel House, [70]
Athelstan, [17]
Aubrey, [44]
Augustinians, The, [13], [53]
Ayloffe, Sir John, [41]
Bankside, [43]
Bartholomew Fair, [26], [51]
Basing Hall, [8]
Baynard’s Castle, [10], [47], [68]
Beaufort, Cardinal, [42]
Beck, Anthony de, [71]
Becket, Gilbert, [59]
Becket, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, [6], [11], [52]
Bethlehem Hospital, [16], [53]
Bishops of London—
Mellitus, [3], [50];
Maurice, [4], [11];
Restitutus, [50];
Erkenwald, [50];
Clifford, [57]
Bishopsgate, [10], [72]
Black Death, The, [18]
Black Friars, The, see [Dominicans]
Blackfriars, [47]
Black Prince, The, [29], [67]
Blackwell Hall, [30], [31]
Boniface, Archbishop, [62]
Borough, The, see [Southwark]
Boy Bishop, The, [58]
Bread Street, [8]
Bridewell, [19], [69]
Bridge House, The, [43], [45]
Bridge Without, Ward of, [41]
Budge Row, [8]
Bull-baiting, [43]
Bunhill Fields, [16], [60]
Burbage, William, [43]
Burgh, Hubert de, [13], [69]
Cade, Jack, [18]
Carmelites, The, [13], [53]
Carpenter, John, [29], [30]
Carthusians, [13], [53]
Caxton, [19], [66]
Charles I., [74], [77]
Charter of William I., [4]
Charterhouse, The, [52]
Chaucer, [26], [55], [66]
Cheapside, [8]
Christ’s Hospital, [19], [76]
Churches—
All Hallows the Great, [20];
All Hallows, London Wall, [51];
All Hallows, Barking, [61];
Austin Friars, [53], [61];
St. Bartholomew the Great, [13], [23], [61];
St. Bartholomew the Less, [15];
St. Botolph, [61];
St. Clement Danes, [7];
St. Dunstan, Stepney, [51];
St. George, [42];
St. Giles, Cripplegate, [10], [61];
St. Gregory, [7];
St. Helen, Bishopsgate, [49], [61];
Holy Trinity, Aldgate, [13];
St. Katharine, [52];
St. Lawrence, Jewry, [23], [61];
St. Magnus, [26];
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, [11];
St. Martin Pomeroy, [10];
St. Mary Overy (St. Saviour’s), [13], [42], [61];
St. Mary-le-Bow, [8], [9], [23];
St. Michael, Crooked Lane, [15], [20];
St. Mildred, [8];
St. Olave, Hart Street, [13], [61];
St. Olave, Jewry, [61];
St. Peter, Cornhill, [49];
St. Peter ad Vincula, [75];
St. Thomas of Acon, [38]
Cistercians, The, [11], [13], [52]
Civic rule, [22]

Cnichten Guild, [12]
Common Council, The, [19], [28], [41]
Companies, The Livery—[22], [27], [31-35];
Barber Surgeons, [32];
Butchers, [32];
Cappers, [32];
Cloth Dressers, [32];
Drapers, [31], [32];
Dyers, [40];
Fishmongers, [32];
Grocers, [32], [48];
Goldsmiths, [32];
Haberdashers, [32];
Hostellers, [44];
Linen Armourers (Merchant Taylors), [33];
Leathersellers, [14], [34];
Mercers, [14], [33], [52];
Musicians, [32];
Parish Clerks, [14], [32], [35];
Pepperers, [32];
Pewterers, [32];
Saddlers, [31];
Skinners, [33];
Vintners, [32], [40];
Weavers, [31]
Corporation of London, [2], [41]
Courts Leet, [41]
Courtenay, Archbishop, [12]
Cripplegate, [10]
Crosby, Sir John, [72]
Crusades, The, [12]
Crutched Friars, The, [13], [53]
Crypts, Ancient, [23]
Curfew, The, [11]
Danes, The, [3], [5], [17]
Dominicans, The, [12], [53]
Donne, dean of St. Paul’s, [54]
Dunstan, [51]
Durham House, [71]
East Cheap, [9]
Editha, Queen, [61]
Edward the Confessor, [6], [64]
Edward I., [27], [61], [66], [72]
Edward II., [33], [57]
Edward III., [9], [33], [34], [45], [66], [67]
Edward IV., [10], [19], [43]
Edward VI., [10], [19], [41]
Elizabeth, Queen, [19]
Epidemics—
The Black Death, [18];
The Sweating Sickness, [19];
The Plague in 1603, [21]
Episcopal Residences, [15]
Essex, Earl of, [70]
Ethelbert, [50]
Ethelred, [17]
Etymology of London, [1]
Exeter, Earl of, [70]
Fairs, [26]
Finsbury Fields, [17], [19], [59]
Fire of London, The, [1], [53], [78]
Fitzailwin, Henry, [17], [45]
Fitzstephen, [11], [46], [52]
Fitz-Walter, Robert, [68], [71]
Fleet Prison, The, [24]
Fleet River, The, [19], [58]
Folkmote, The, [5], [8], [60]
Franciscans, The, [13], [53]
Friday Street, [9]
Froissart, [75]
Gates, The City, [10], [24]
Giffard, bishop of Winchester, [13], [42]
Globe Theatre, The, [43]
Gower, [47]
Greenwich, [47], [72]
Gresham College, [70]
Gresham, Sir Thomas, [76]
Grey, Lady Jane, [72]
Grey Friars, The, see [Franciscans]
Grub Street, [16]
Guildhall, The, [8], [22]
Guilds, see [Companies]
Gundulph, bishop of Rochester, [73]
Henry I., [5], [27]
Henry II., [6], [32], [67]
Henry III., [6], [32], [65], [67], [74]
Henry IV., [18], [27], [29], [35], [75]
Henry V., [27], [29], [45]
Henry VI., [34], [75]
Henry VII., [7], [66], [71]
Henry VIII., [19], [53]
Holborn, [19]
Holy Trinity, Priory of the, [12], [13]
Hospitalers, [52]
Hospitals, [15], [19], [52]
Houndsditch, [19], [20]
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, [69], [73]
Ingelric, [11], [51]
Inns, [43], [44]
Insignia, Civic, [28]
Isabella, Queen, [29]
James I., [43]
Jews, The, [18], [60]
John, King, [25], [73]
John of Gaunt, [71]
Jones, Inigo, [77]
Jonson, Ben, [43], [77]
King’s Bench, Prison of the, [45]
Lambeth, [61-63], [76]
Lancaster, Thomas, earl of, [57]
Lindsay, Sir David, [39]
Liverymen, [33]
Lollards, [12], [63]
London Bridge, [21], [36-40]

London, Etymology of the name, [1];
Growth of the City, [1-9]
London Stone, [7]
London Wall, [17]
Longchamp, bishop of Ely, [73]
Lucius, King, Myth of, [2], [49]
Ludgate, [10], [58]
Lydgate, John, [59]
Mandeville, Geoffrey de, [73]
Manny, Sir Walter, [52]
Marching Watch, The, [27]
Marshalsea Prison, The, [45]
Mary, Queen, [1]
Matilda, [5]
Mayor, Office of, [23], [24];
Election of, [25], [34];
Duties of, [25];
Household, [27];
Hunting Privileges, [27]
Mayors, Lord—
Sir Henry Barton, [18];
Richard le Breton, [22];
Whittington, [14], [29], [30];
Henry Wallis, [24];
John Wells, [26];
Andrew Aubrey, [30];
Fitzailwin, [45];
John Norman, [48]
Mellitus, Bishop, [3], [50]
Mercers’ School, [15]
Monasticism, [11-15], [51-53]
Montfort, Simon de, [38], [42]
Moor Fields, [16]
Mowbray, John, duke of Norfolk, [36]
Newgate, [10]
Newgate Street, [7]
Normans, The, [5], [17]
Old Jewry, [61]
Orleans, Charles, duke of, [37], [75]
Pageants, [9], [26], [27], [39]
Paris Garden, [42], [43]
Paul’s Chain, [4], [60]
Paul’s Cross, [8], [60]
Peter of Colechurch, [17], [37], [39]
Piepowder, Court of, [26], [42]
Plantagenets, The, [18]
Prisons, [24], [25], [47]
Punishments for Trade Offences, [22], [24]
Rahere, [12], [51]
Religious Houses, [11-15], [51-53]
Religious Life, [49-63]
Richard I., [73]
Richard II., [18], [30], [33], [35], [39], [47], [55], [66], [67], [74]
Richard III., [30], [60], [72], [75]
Roman City, The, [1], [2]
St. Augustine, [50]
St. Bartholomew’s Priory, [12], [13], [51]
St. Botolph, [3]
St. Helena, [49]
St. Helen’s Nunnery, [14], [50]
St. John of Jerusalem, Priory of, [13], [23], [52]
St. Mary Overy, Priory of, [13], [52]
St. Olaf, [45]
St. Paul’s Cathedral, [4], [7], [49], [53-60]
St. Thomas’s Hospital, [19]
Savoy, The, [70]
Sebert, King, [3], [6]
Seymour, Lord Thomas, [70]
Shakespeare, [43]
Shaw, Dr., [60]
Sheriffs, The, [23], [28]
Signs, Tradesmen’s, [39]
Smithfield, [18]
Somerset, The Protector, [30], [59]
Southwark, [13], [19], [40-45]
Southwark Fair, [42]
Stephen, King, [5], [73], [74]
Stow, John, [10], [22], [48], [66], [71], [73]
Strand, The, [21], [30]
Suffolk, Duke of, [42]
Swans on the Thames, [40]
Templars, The, [52]
Temple, The, [69]
Thames, The, [36], [47], [64]
Theatres, [43]
Tooley Street, [21], [45]
Tournaments, [9], [19], [39], [71], [75]
Tower of London, [5], [37], [64], [73-75]
Trades, [27], [32], [39]
Trees, City, [10]
Tyler, Wat, [18], [71], [74]
Walter, Hubert, archbishop of Canterbury, [62]
Walworth, Sir William, [18]
Warren, William de, [42]
Watling Street, [7]
Welles, Sir John, [39]
Westminster, [2], [7]
Westminster Abbey, [6], [64]
Westminster Hall, [66], [67]
Westminster Palace, [65-67]
White Friars, The, see [Carmelites]
Whitehall, [21], [66], [69]
White Tower, The, [5], [73]
Whittington, Sir Richard, [14], [29], [30]
William I., [4], [6], [11]
William II., [45], [51], [66], [73]
Winchester House, [42]
Wolsey, Cardinal, [69]
Wyatt, Sir Thomas, [38]
Wyclif, [12], [18]

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