Страница - 188Страница - 190- — — Crooked Lane, rebuilt by Wren, [262];
- destruction of (1830), [262]
- — — Queenhithe, repaired by Wren, [207]
- — Mary’s, Royal College Hill, rebuilt by Strong, Wren’s master-mason, [272]
- — Mildred’s, Bread St., rebuilt by Wren, [240]
- — — Poultry, rebuilt by Wren, [205];
- destruction of, in 1872, [205]
- — Nicholas, Cole Abbey, rebuilt by Wren, [206]
- — Olave’s, Jewry, rebuilt by Wren, [194]
- — Paul’s Cathedral, old, repairs of, [41], [42];
- attacked by the Puritan mob (1640), [46]–47;
- meeting of the Convocation of Canterbury at (1661), [119];
- Wren’s proposed repairs of, [139], [140], [154];
- burning of, in the Great Fire (1666), [156], [158];
- removing the ruins of, [165];
- Sancroft’s letters to Wren respecting, [166], [168];
- Wren’s account of the effect of the fire upon, [169], [170], [171];
- sale of the ruins of, for the rebuilding of parochial churches, [186], [187];
- ruins of, blown up with gunpowder, [187], [188];
- New or present building, different designs for, and Wren’s model of, [196], [197];
- first stone of, laid by Wren, [200];
- Wren’s care in laying the foundations of, [201];
- Bishop Compton’s address to obtain contributions for, [220];
- quarries of Portland stone set apart for, [221];
- the crypt of, finished, [261], [262];
- part of the money for, taken by Parliament for the expenses of King William’s wars, [273];
- placing of the organ in, [273], [274], [275];
- opening of the choir of, [279];
- Wren’s order against swearing among the workmen in, [285];
- morning-prayer chapel of, opened, [288];
- burial of Jane Wren in, [300];
- thanksgiving for the victory of Blenheim at, [301];
- covering of the dome of, with lead, [303];
- last stone of, laid by Wren’s son, [318], [319];
- the iron gates set up in, [324];
- Wren’s design for east end of, [324], [325];
- iron fence round, [326];
- design of the commissioners to put up a balustrade, in, [328];
- late improvements in, [334]
- S. Peter’s, Cornhill, rebuilt by Wren, [233];
- charitable legacies belonging to, [233]