[10] French maire, from Latin major, "greater."
[11] Anglo-Saxon ealdorman (eald means "old").
[12] A map of London still shows such names as Shoe Lane, Distaff Lane, Cornhill, and many other similar designations of streets.
[13] The civic procession in London on Lord Mayor's Day is the last survival in England of these yearly shows.
[14] See page 336.
[15] See page 382.
[16] See pages 47-48.
[17] See page 417.
[18] See page 640.
[19] Lombard Street in London, the financial center of England, received its name from the Italian bankers who established themselves in this part of the city.