Halls.

MercersCompanySaddlersCompany
* Grocers”Cordwainers”
Drapers”Paper Stainers”
* Fishmongers”Curriers”
* Goldsmiths”Masons”
Skinners”* Plumbers”
Merchant Taylors”Innholders”
Haberdashers”Founders”
* Salters”Coopers”
Ironmongers”Tilers and Bricklayers”
Vintners”Joiners”
* Dyers”Weavers”
Brewers”Plasterers”
* Leathersellers”Stationers”
Cutlers”Apothecaries”
Bakers”Pinmakers”
Tallow Chandlers”Coachmakers”
Girdlers”

Many of these buildings have been considerably altered since Wren’s time, and many are now let as warehouses, or turned to other uses.

Colleges.

Christ Church, Oxford.Pembroke, Cambridge.
Emmanuel, Cambridge.* Physicians, Warwick Lane, London.
Holy Trinity ”Pembroke, Cambridge.
” Oxford.Queen’s (?) Oxford.
Morden, Blackheath.Sion, London.

Palaces.

Hampton Court..Kensington.* Newmarket.Winchester.

Other Public Buildings.

Alderman’s Court, Guildhall.Middle Temple, front of.
Archbishop Tenison’s Library.Monument, the.
Ashmolean Museum.Monument {to Edward V.
Richard, Duke of York
Bohun’s Almshouses, Lee.Observatory, Greenwich.
Bushey Park, {Pavilion.
Ranger’s house at.		* Royal Exchange, London.
Chapter House, S. Paul’s.Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford.
* Custom House, Port of London.* Temple Bar.
Deanery, St. Paul’s, London.* Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
Hospitals, {Chelsea College.
Greenwich.		* Theatre in Salisbury Court.
London, City of.Tower of London.
Merchant Taylors’ Almhouses, London.Windsor, Town Hall.