Chronicles of London Bridge - Richard Thompson

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A, Book in the City Records so marked, [123], [124].
Abel, Alderman Richard, [389].
Abjuration of the Realm, ceremony of, [217], [218].
Acta Sanctorum, (1643-1786,) [28], [29], [300].
Acts of Parliament concerning London Bridge, [460], [461], [475], [565], [624]-[626].
Agarde, Arthur, Anecdote of the Easterlings and London Bridge, [587].
Alban, St., Wood Street, Bridge property in the Parish of, [264].
Alexander, Daniel, plan for enlarging London Bridge, [613].
All Saints, Barking, Bridge property in the Parish of, [259].
—— Gracechurch, ditto, [260].
—— the Less, ditto, [262].
Ames, Joseph, on dates found at London Bridge, [302].
Antwerp, Arms of London painted at, [181].
Antwerp View of London, [406].
Andrew Hubbard, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [259].
Antelope, used by the English Kings in their Arms, [229], [230].
Antiquities found at London Bridge, [302], [308], [514], [515], [627]-[629].
Arches of London Bridge, various particulars of the, [451]-[453], [505], [541], [542], [555]-[560], [563], [564], [612].
Ardern, Thomas de, his gift from the Bridge Rents, [52].
Arms of London, discussion on the, [176]-[184].
Arnold, Richard, his Chronicle, &c., [289]-[296], [300].
Arthur, King of Great Britain, his arms, [179].
——, Prince of Wales, rejoicings on his marriage, [305].
Assize Rents, [120].
—— Pleadings, [121].
Aubyn, Sir John, his portrait of Sir Edward Osborne, [314].
Audery, Mary, notices of, [34], [38], [41]-[44].
—— John, vide [Overs].
Augustine, Gate of St., its ancient site, [132].
Aunger, Peter, evidence of his Jurors on the keeping of London Bridge, [117].
Austin Pappey, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [261].
Ayloffe, Sir Joseph, his account of London Bridge, [90], [98].
Bagford, John, antiquarian illustrations from his collections, [9], [11], [99], [100], [374].
Baily, Dr. Thomas, his Life and Death of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, (1655,) [340].
Baker, Sir Richard, his Chronicle of the Kings of England, (1733,) [176].
Bakers of Southwark, notice concerning the, [124].
Bale, John, his character of Leland, [322].
Banks, Miss, her collection of Shop Bills, [378], [381].
Banner of the City of London, device on, [177].
Barbican, nature and use of the, [99], [100].
Bardolf, Lord Thomas, his head on London Bridge, [214], [215].
Barking Abbey, gifts to, from London Bridge, [143].
Bartholomew the Less, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [264].
Basing, Thomas de, evidence of his Jurors on London Bridge, [118].
Basinghall, or Bassishaw Ward, evidence of the Jurors on London Bridge, [116].
Battle Abbey, Sussex, Grant to, by King Henry I., [53], [54].
Benedict, St., Gracechurch Street, Bridge property in the Parish of, [260].
Bentham, Sir Samuel, [600], [608]; his design for a New Bridge, [601], [602].
Bermondsey Abbey, gift to, from London Bridge, [52].
Register of, [53], [58].
Billingsgate, ancient tolls taken at, [30].
Black, James, his design for a New Bridge, [598].
Blackfriars’ Bridge, its erection, &c., [506], [568], [571].
Blakethorne, John de, evidence of his Jurors on London Bridge, [117].
Blanket-Fair, papers and prints relating to, [466]-[471].
Bloome, Richard, his Continuation of Stow’s Survey, [208], [404], [451], [454].
Boethius, Hector, his Scotorum Historiæ, (1575,) [187], [192], [199].
Bolingbroke, Roger, his treason and execution, [272], [274].
Books published on London Bridge, [374]-[378].
Borough Water-Works, [560].
Bossewell, John, his Workes of Armorie, (1591,) [179].
Botolph, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [258].
Bow, Church of St. Mary le, London, dreadful damage done to, [48].
Bowles, John, his Prints of London Bridge, [500], [519].
Boydell, J., his Perspective Views, [500].
Braun, George, his Civitates Orbis Terrarum, (1523,) [362].
Brand, Rev. John, his History of Newcastle, (1789,) [150].
Bray, William, his History and Antiquities of Surrey, (1804-14,) [120], [386], [512].
Brethren of London Bridge, protection granted to the, [106].
Bridge-House and Yard, historical notices of the, [103], [104], [308], [360], [361].
Estates and Rental of, [271], [286], [290]-[295], [313], [336], [337], [358], [393], [414], [475], [489], [495], [496], [577], [614], [619], [620].
Revenues of for building the New Bridge, [625].
Manner of letting the property of, [633].
Offices, &c. of the Bridge Masters, [139]-[144], [295], [519].
Bridge-House Committee, proceedings of, [616], [617], [622]-[624], [633].
Bridges, ancient one near London, [10].
General destruction of, [50], [51].
Building of, an action of piety, [66].
Ancient taxes for erecting, [68].
Chapels built upon, [91], [93].
Various ancient uses of, [121], [122].
Bridge Street, custom of Fish paid at, [112].
Disturbance in the, [214].
Penance of the Duchess of Gloucester, [273].
Bridget, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [264].
Briggs, John, London Bridge fired from his house, [394], [398].
Brompton, John, his Chronicon, [29], [30], [48].
Bulmar, Bevis, his Water-Works at Broken Wharf, [350].
Bulmer, Capt. John, his plan for blowing a boat over London Bridge, [424]-[428].
Bunyan, John, his residence and death, [389].
Burnet, Dr. Gilbert, Bp. of Salisbury, his History of the Reformation, (1681,) [319].
Butchers, Ancient City Ordinances for, [168]-[171].
Butler, Rev. Alban, his life of St. Olave, [28].
Cade, John, his Insurrection, [278]-[285].
Cæsar, Julius, his Landing at London, [8], [9].
Camden, William, Clarencieux King of Arms, his Anglica, (1603,) [174].
Canaletti, Antonio, his View of the Monument, [519].
Canot, Peter Charles, his engraving of Old London Bridge, [499].
Capell, Sir Edward, his order for Stocks and Cages, [336].
Carpenter, J., his compilation of City Customs, [123].
Carthusian Monks executed for denying the King’s supremacy, [340].
Catherine Cree Church, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [260].
Challoner, Dr. Richard, Bishop of Debora, his Catholic Book of Martyrs, [370], [371], [420], [421], [428].
Chambers, Susanna, her bequest to St. Magnus’ Church, [415].
Chapel on London Bridge, [83]-[90], [304], [392].
Taken down, [515], [516].
Chapels on other Bridges, [91], [93].
Chapman, William, his plan for enlarging London Bridge, [613], [620].
Charles II., King of England, his entry into London, [433]-[435].
Chapter House, Westminster, Records there, [119], [121], [139].
Chevy Chace, the tune of, [413].
Christmas Carol, London Bridge mentioned in, [149].
Ciaconio, Alphonso, his Vitæ et Res Gestæ Pontificum Romanorum, (1630,) [61].
Clarendon, Edw. Hyde, Earl of, his History of the Rebellion, (1819,) [419], [422], [433].
Clement, Eastcheap, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [261].
Close Rolls, references to the, [72], [103].
Coffer-Dam, for laying the First Stone of the New London Bridge, [635], [636], [638]-[646], [649].
Coinage, historical notices of the English, [382]-[384].
Coke, Sir Edward, historical illustrations from, [52], [67], [68].
Cold Harbour, ancient festivities there, [14].
Colechurch, St. Mary, its site, [60].
Colechurch, Peter, the Chaplain of, rebuilds London Bridge, [58], [59].
His death, [70],
and burial in the Bridge Chapel, [87].
Coleman Street Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, respecting London Bridge, [117].
Commons, House of, proceedings concerning London Bridge, [614]-[617], [623].
Common Council of London, proceedings concerning London Bridge, [123]-[125], [168]-[171], [295], [553]-[555], [557]-[560], [661].
Concannen, M., his History of Southwark, (1795,) [44], [560].
Conder, James, his Arrangement of Provincial Tokens, (1798,) [386].
Coplestone, Rev. Dr. Edward, his Foundation-Inscriptions for the New London Bridge, [653]-[655].
Corn-Mills at London Bridge, [352]-[356].
Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tuscany, his Travels through England in 1669, (1821,) [464].
Cottonian Manuscripts, [46], [47], [222]-[226], [587].
Coventry, Walter and William of, [101].
Coventry, Ancient House of the Mayor at, [347].
Courts of Justice, origin of, [137].
Cowdray Hall, Sussex, ancient Paintings at, [362].
Crawford, David Lindesay, Earl of, his Passage of Arms on London Bridge, [187]-[196], [198]-[200], [202].
Crosses anciently used in Arms, [179], [180].
Crowle, J. Charles, his Illustrated Pennant, [462], [469], [481], [515], [570], [574], [596].
Crypt of London Bridge Chapel, [86], [87].
Culham Bridge, Oxfordshire, verses on, [66].
Curia Regis, account of the, [137], [138].
Custom of Fish paid at the Bridge Street, [112].
Dagger in the City Arms, [176]-[184].
Daily Courant, (1722,) [484].
Dance, George, his Reports on London Bridge, [502], [511], [574], [576], [577], [613], [617].
Design for a Double Bridge, [596], [597].
Danes, their invasions of London, [16], [18], [21]-[23], [31].
Defoe, Daniel, his Journal of the Plague Year, (1722,) [441].
Desmond, James, Earl of, his execution, [350].
Dewes, Sir Symonds, his Manuscripts, [72].
Dion Cassius, his Historiæ Romanæ, [10].
Dodd, Ralph, his Drawings of Old London Bridge, [593], [603].
Designs for a New one, [591], [592].
Dodsley, Robert, his Annual Register, [574].
Collection of Old Plays, (1780,) [582].
Dolphin taken at London Bridge, [203].
Domesday Book, (1783,) concerning Southwark, [35], [36].
Douce, Francis, his Arnold’s Chronicle, (1811,) [289].
Douglas, Sir Robert, his Peerage of Scotland, [202].
Douglass, James, his designs for an Iron Bridge, [594], [595], [599].
Dowgate Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, respecting London Bridge, [118].
Drayton, Michael, his Polyolbion, (1613,) [455].
Draw-Bridge and Draw-Lock at London Bridge, [326], [450], [483], [544], [616].
Tower on, [236].
Drought in the Thames, [135], [359].
Droitwich, Worcestershire, Bridge and Chapel at, [91].
Dryden, John, his Annus Mirabilis, [583], [584].
Ducarel, Dr. Andrew Coltee, notices of, [64], [90], [392].
Du Cange, N. L. du Fresnoy, Seigneur, his Glossarium, (1733-36,) [121].
Dugdale, Sir William, Garter King of Arms.
His Monasticon Anglicanum, (1661, 1723,) [33], [35], [38], [352].
His Baronage of England, (1676,) [201].
Duncomb, Sir Charles, his gift to St. Magnus’ Church, [456].
Dunmow Chronicle, [101].
Dunstan, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [258].
Dunthorne, a book in the City Chamber so called, [178].
D’Urfey, Thomas, his Wit and Mirth, (1719,) [413].
Easterlings, anecdote of the, [587].
Edmund, St., Lombard Street, Bridge property in the Parish of, [261].
Edward I., King of England, custom of wool paid to, [67], [68].
Inquisitions made by, [115]-[119].
Patents granted to London Bridge, [127], [129], [133], [154].
Edward IV., King of England, his chapel on Wakefield Bridge, [91].
Crosses London Bridge, [285].
Edwards, Edward, his Anecdotes of Painting, (1808,) [390].
Edwards, John, his bequest to London Bridge, [251].
Eleanor of Provence, Queen of Henry III. insulted at London Bridge, [108], [109].
Custody of the Bridge granted to, [112].
Inquisitions concerning, [116]-[119].
Elizabeth, Queen of England, splendid book belonging to, [63].
Her Statutes against Papists, [369].
Elmes, James, his Memoirs of Sir Christopher Wren, (1823,) [451], [458].
Elmham, Thomas of, his History of Henry V., [225].
Entick, Rev. John, his edition and Continuation of Maitland’s History of London, (1772,) [19], [31], [33], [35], [36], [53], [70], [72], [87], [96], [97], [99], [113], [119], [120], [122], [123], [127], [133], [134], [136], [165], [166], [207], [216], [286], [295], [456], [460], [465], [478], [486], [488], [489], [494], [497], [502], [503], [507], [508], [510], [511], [513], [521], [529], [535], [545], [550], [563], [566], [568].
Ethelred II., King of England, makes a peace with Olaf, [17].
Defended by the Citizens, [18].
Battle with the Danes, [21]-[23].
Laws of, [30].
Evans, J., on the music to the Ballad of London Bridge, [152], [153].
Evelyn, John, his Diary, (1819,) [443], [465].
Exchequer Chamber, Westminster, Records there, [115], [121].
Excheq. Rolls, [105].
Fabyan, Robert, his Chronicles, (1559,) [206], [234], [238], [288], [307].
Faith and Gregory, SS, Bridge property in the Parishes of, [265].
Falconbridge the Bastard’s attack on the Bridge, [287].
Fall of the Thames at London Bridge, [542].
Feckenham, John, his bequest to the Bridge, [249].
Ferries over the Thames, [10], [16].
Fesecock, Walter, Gate-keeper of the Bridge, [186].
Fire of London, [441]-[445].
Fires at the Bridge and its vicinity, [50], [54], [100], [394]-[402], [486], [521], [545].
Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, his execution, &c., [340]-[342].
Fishmongers, ancient City Ordinances concerning, [168]-[171].
Their Hall and Company, [1], [175], [446]-[448], [630].
Fitz-Stephen, William, his Description of London, [7], [8], [12], [15], [54], [55], [99].
Fleetwood, Dr. William, Bishop of Ely, his Chronicon Preciosum, (1745,) [52], [53].
Floods in the Thames, [48], [49], [540], [541], [551], [553].
Flying Fame, tune of, [413].
Foesoe, Island of, Monumental Bridge there, [122].
Fordun, John de, his Scotichronicon, [197].
Fords over the Thames, [9].
Fore-Street Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, respecting London Bridge, [117].
Forests near London, [7], [8].
Fosbrooke, Rev. Thomas Dudley, his Encyclopædia of Antiquities, (1825,) [305].
Foulds, John, his Soundings, &c. at London Bridge, [576], [579], [585].
Fowle, Bartholomew, his account of the First building of London Bridge, &c., [33]-[35].
Fox, John, his Acts and Monuments of Martyrs, (1610,) [335], [581].
Friars Minors, their gift to London Bridge, [172].
Frisell, or Fraser, Sir Simon, his execution, [163].
Froissart, Sir John, his Chronicles, [212].
Frosts and Frost-Fairs, (1091,) [49], [50], (1281,) [135], (1564,) [338], (1608,) [371], (1683,) [465]-[471], (1709, 1715,) [481]-[483], (1740,) [490]-[494], (1768,) [566], (1789,) [569]-[573], (1814,) [609]-[613].
Funeral of King Henry V., [232]-[234].
Gale, Dr. Thomas, his Historiæ Anglicanæ Scriptores xv. (1691,) [49], [110].
Garnet, Henry, his execution, [370].
Garratt, Alderman John, (Lord Mayor,) Lays the First Stone of the New London Bridge, &c., [638]-[663].
Gate of London Bridge, [99], [110],
falls down with two Arches, [276].
Medalet of, [387].
Burned, [486].
Rebuilt, [487], [488], [518].
Gates of London thrown into the River at London Bridge, [534].
Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser, [553]-[555], [558], [560], [566], [567].
Gentleman’s Magazine, references to, [90], [147], [149], [302], [402], [490], [510], [514], [516], [521], [534], [546], [555], [593].
George, St., Southwark, Bridge rents in the Parish of, [266].
Giffard, William, Bishop of Winchester, his gifts to St. Mary Overies, [35].
Gifford, William, his censure of London Bridge, [583].
Giles, Francis, his Survey of the Great Arch, [618].
Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of, his disputes with Cardinal Beaufort, [234]-[236].
———— Eleanor, Duchess of, her penance, [272], [273].
Godwin, Earl of Kent, his passage of London Bridge, [32].
——— Dr. Francis, Bishop of Landaff, his Book De Præsulibus Angliæ Commentarius, (1743,) [62], [65].
Goodall, Walter, his Fordun’s Scotichronicon, (1759,) [198].
Gough, Matthew, his defence of London Bridge, [282].
—— Richard, his British Topography, (1780,) [92], [336], [355], [362], [373], [395], [416], [469], [481], [499], [527].
His Sepulchral Monuments, (1786-96,) [44], [230], [303].
His History of Pleshy, (1803,) [211], [305].
Grafton, Richard, his Chronicle at large, (1569,) [176].
Great Arch of London Bridge, [531], [533], [537], [540], [554], [567]-[575], [579], [603]-[605], [618], [620].
Green, M., on the Ballad on London Bridge, [147]-[149].
Grey, Hon. Anchitell, his Debates in Parliament, (1763,) [607].
Grose, Capt. Francis, his Antiquities of England and Wales, (1773-87,) [45].
Grove, John, his ancient View of London, [337].
Guilda de Ponte, notices of, [580].
Guildhall, Arms in the Crypt of, [183].
Guillim, John, his Display of Heraldry, (1724,) [179].
Guthrie, William, his Peerage, (1742,) [315].
Gwynn, John, his London and Westminster Improved, (1766,) [553].
Hall, Edward, his Chronicle, (1550,) [274], [282], [301], [305].
Harleian Manuscripts cited, [15], [53], [72], [101], [163], [182], [210], [215], [219], [221], [227]-[229], [233], [234], [237], [239]-[247], [252]-[271], [276], [323], [374], [480].
Harpocrates, effigy of, found at London Bridge, [628].
Harrison, Walter, his History of London, (1776,) [472], [498], [513], [521].
Hatton, Edward, his New View of London, (1708,) [184], [345], [471].
Hawkins, Sir John, his dispute respecting the Bridge House, [360], [361].
Hawksmoor, Nicholas, his Historical Account of London Bridge, (1736,) [76]-[79], [91], [95].
Heads erected on London Bridge, [165], [274], [284], [301], [339], [340], [350], [370], [371], [420], [421], [428], [582]-[584], [587].
Hearne, Thomas, his Collectanea, [9], [11], [99].
His Leland’s Itinerary, [60], [66].
His Liber Niger Scaccarii, [70], [72], [103], [111], [112], [127], [129], [130], [133], [155], [166], [167], [186], [271], [285].
His Thomas of Elmham, [225], [226].
His Letter to Bagford, [322].
His Collection of Curious Discourses, [587].
Heath, Henry, his execution, [421].
Henry I., King of England, his grant to Battle Abbey, [53], [54].
—— III., ——, his impositions on the Citizens, &c., [106], [112], [114], [116]-[119].
—— V., ——, builds Culham Bridge, [66].
His victorious return to England, [220], [221], [227].
Pageants at London Bridge, [222]-[225], [228].
Antelope used as his supporter, [229], [230].
His funeral, [234]-[236].
—— VI., ——, his return after his coronation in France, [238]-[247].
Marriage to Margaret of Anjou, [275].
Deposition, &c., [286].
Hentzner, Sir Paul, his Itinerarium, [327], [329].
Heralds’ College, Manuscript there, [182], [316].
Herbert, George, his letters, [374].
——— William, a resident on London Bridge, [380]-[382], [514].
His view after the fire, [527].
Hero and Leander, The Loves of, (1653,) Poem, [409]-[412].
Hewit, Sir William, [313], [314].
Hoffmann, John Jacob, his Lexicon Universale, (1698,) [94], [474].
Holbein, Hans, a resident on London Bridge, [389].
Holinshed, Raphael, his Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland, (1585-86,) [176], [197], [288], [289], [307], [348], [581].
Hollar, Wenceslaus, views of London engraved by, [406].
Horn, John, evidence of the Jurors of his Ward concerning London Bridge, [118].
Horne, Andrew, his Mirroir des Justices, (1624,) [218].
——, Rev. Thomas Hartwell, his Account of the Rotuli Scotiæ, (1819,) [189].
Hoveden, Roger de, his Annales, [23], [48], [49], [51].
Howell, James, his Londinopolis, (1657,) [197], [429]-[432].
Howes, Edmund, his edition of Stow’s Annales, (1631,) [135], [174], [187], [203], [206], [210], [216], [219], [221], [231], [232], [234], [237], [271], [275], [288], [301], [305], [333], [338], [348], [350], [359].
His Continuation of Stow’s Chronicle, (1611,) [371], [373].
Hugo, Cardinal Deacon of St. Angelo, [61], [62].
Hugo, the Illuminator, his account of the Chapel on London Bridge, [88].
Hundred Rolls, explained and referred to, [115]-[119].
Hutton, Dr. Charles, [599], [601].
His Mathematical Tracts, (1812,) [504].
Illuminated Manuscripts, [56], [57], [304], [305].
Ingram, Rev. J., his Saxon Chronicle, (1823,) [17].
Inquisitions of the Wards of London, concerning London Bridge, [116]-[119].
Inscriptions on the New London Bridge Tickets, [630], [660];
on the Trowel, [652];
on the Glass-block, [653];
on the Depositum-plate, [654], [655];
on Medals, [662], [663].
Isabel, Empress of Germany, her dowry, [104].
Isenbert of Xainctes, [70]-[72].
James I., King of England, his Statutes against Papists, [369].
James, John, his etymology of the word Starling, [586].
Joceline, Alderman Ralph, his defence of the Bridge, [288].
John, King of England, recommends a new Architect, and gives the custody of the Bridge to his Almoner, [70], [72], [73].
Johnes, Colonel Thomas, his Translation of Froissart’s Chronicles, (1803,) [212]-[213].
Johnson, Maurice, his Sepulchral Monuments, [44].
Johnstone, Rev. James, his Antiquitates Celto-Scandicæ, (1786,) [20]-[24].
Jones, Richard Lambert, Chairman of the New London Bridge Committee, [639], [656], [661].
Jonson, Ben., his Staple of News, [583].
Joseph of Arimathea, his Son’s banner, [179].
Jovius, Paulus, Bishop of Nocera, his Descriptio Britanniæ, &c., (1548,) [327].
Journals of the House of Commons, [511], [512].
Julius III., Pope, his death, [336].
Jousting on London Bridge, [186]-[193].
Kempe, Alfred John, his Historical Notices of the Sanctuary of St. Martin’s le Grand, (1825,) [218].
Kempson, Peter, his Medalets of London Bridge, [387].
Kennet, Dr. White, Bishop of Peterborough, his Historical Register, (1744,) [434].
Killegrew, Anne, her verses on London Bridge, [551].
King’s Bench, origin of the Court of, [139].
King’s, or Prince’s lock, state of, in 1814, [612].
Kitching, John, his evidence on London Bridge, [618].
Knight, William, on the construction of London Bridge, [536]-[539], [620].
His medal of the New Bridge, [663].
Knute, King of Denmark, turns the River’s course, [31], [96].
Knyghton, Henry, his Book De Eventibus Angliæ, [206].
L., anciently borne in the City arms, [181].
Labelye, Charles, his plans for altering London Bridge, [502], [503].
Lady’s Fall, Tune of the, [412], [413].
Laguerre, John, his supposed residence on London Bridge, [391].
Lambarde, William, his Dictionarium Angliæ Topographicum et Historicum, (1730,) [34].
Lambeth, Archiepiscopal Library, Manuscripts on London Tithes, in the, [297].
Lands, &c. of London Bridge, survey of, [252]-[270].
Lawrence Pountney, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [262].
Lee River, Ancient Inquisitions concerning, [140]-[144].
Mentioned in a song on London Bridge, [145], [146]-[148], [150].
Leeds, Duke of, [316], vide [Osborne].
Leland, John, his Itinerary, (1768-69,) [60], [61], [66], [320].
Biographical notice of, [319].
His Cygnea Cantio, [320]-[326].
Leonard, Eastcheap, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [259].
Lethullier, Smart, his classes of Sepulchral Monuments, [44].
Lewisham Manor, held by London Bridge, [253], [254].
Liber Albus Transcriptum, [123], [124].
Linsted, Prior, vide [Fowle].
Lists for Joustings, order and measure of, [191], [192].
Livius, Titus, an historian of Henry V., [234].
Lloyd’s Evening Post, [514].
Lodge, W., his engraving of Wakefield Bridge and Chapel, [91].
Lollards, execution of, [231].
London,
Alterations in, [1]-[3].
Ancient forest near, [7].
Notices of British and Roman London, [8], [9], [11].
Landing of Cæsar at, [9], [13].
Ancient Bridge near, [10].
Tavern on the River banks, [12].
Festivities on ditto, [13].
Ballad of London Lickpenny, [15].
Ferry at, [10], [16].
Captured by the Danes, [21].
Surrendered to Ethelred, [23].
Tolls at, [30].
Great part burned, [50], [54].
Public works at, [50].
Impositions on, by Henry III., and custody taken from the Citizens, [106].
Inquisitions concerning, [116].
Evidence of the Wards of, on London Bridge, [116]-[119].
Ancient Records of, [123]-[125].
Waste places in, given to the Bridge, [131]-[133].
Ordinances for Stocks Market, [167]-[171].
Enquiry into the arms of, [175]-[184].
Its Charter seized, [205].
Pageants in, [206].
Charter restored, [207].
Quit-rents of the Bridge, [256].
Tithes anciently paid in, [297], [415].
Stocks and cages placed in, [336].
Notices of ancient views of, [337], [362], [366], [406].
Fortified, [351], [352], [421]-[423].
Great Fire of, [441]-[445].
Its ruins covered with flowers, [584].
Act of Parliament for rebuilding, [460], [461].
Gates of, sold by auction, [534].
Registry of the Bishop of, in St. Paul’s, [250].
London Bridge,
(994,) Notices of the first wooden one, [17], [19], [33]-[37].
(1008,) Snorro Sturleson’s description of, [21].
Destroyed by Olaf, [23].
Norse songs mentioning, [24].
Tolls at, [30].
(1013,) Dilapidated state of, [30].
(1016,) How avoided by Knute, [31].
(1052,) Earl Godwin’s passage at, [32].
(1067,) Its original situation, [46], [47].
(1091,) Destroyed by a flood, [48], [49].
(1097,) Tax for rebuilding, [50].
(1114,) River dried at, [51].
(1122,) Rents given to, [52].
Work of, remitted, [54].
(1136,) Burned, [ibid.]
(1163,) Rebuilt of wood, [58].
(1176,) First stone one commenced, [59].
Benefactors to, [61], [62], [67].
Tradition concerning, [67].
(1201,) King’s letter for a new Architect, [70], [71].
(1205,) Death and burial of Peter of Colechurch, [70], [87].
Custody given to Brother Wasce, [72], [73].
(1209,) Finished, and Description of, [73].
View of the Southwark end, [74].
Objections to, [75].
Defence of, [76]-[78].
Ground-plan and measurements of, [80]-[82].
Chapel on, [83]-[87].
Engravings of, [89]-[91].
Account of its piles, &c., [97].
Earliest buildings on, [98], [102], [110], [127], [207]-[209].
(1212,) Dreadful fire at, [98]-[102].
(1283,) Toll for repairing, [103].
Bridge House and yard, [103], [104].
(1247,) Rents of exempted, [105].
(1249,) Custody taken from the Citizens, [106].
(1252,) Protection to the Brethren of, [107].
(1263,) Queen Eleanor assaulted at, [108], [109].
(1264,) Earl of Leicester opposed at the gate of, [110].
(1265,) Custody given to St. Catherine’s, [111].
(1269,) Transferred to Queen Eleanor, [112].
(1275,) Inquisition concerning her keeping, [113], [116]-[119].
(1278,) Ancient rents paid at, [120], [121].
Market on, [122], [124], [125].
(1280,) Patent for repairing, [127].
(1281,) Customs granted to, [129], [133], [134].
Waste places in London given to, [130], [131].
Five Arches broken, [135].
(1302,) Mills belonging to, at Lee, [139]-[144].
Song and music of, [145]-[149], [151]-[154].
(1305,) Pontage granted to, [154]-[159].
Heads erected on, [162]-[165].
(1320,) Patent for Collection, [166].
(1323,) Revenues in Stocks Market, [167]-[172].
(1368,) Land given by the Friars Minors, [172].
(1381,) Entry of Wat Tyler, [174].
(1385,) Patent for the gate-keeper, [186].
(1390,) Passage of arms on, [187]-[193], [197].
(1391,) Dolphin taken at, [203].
(1392,) Richard II. received at, [205], [206].
(1396,) Fatal crowd on, [209], [210].
(1397, 1400,) Heads erected on, [213]-[215].
(1415,) Triumphs for Henry V. at, [221]-[225], [228].
(1416,) Lollards’ heads erected on, [231], [232].
(1422,) Funeral of Henry V., [232], [233].
(1425,) Tumult at the gate, [234]-[236].
(1426,) Drawbridge Tower erected [236].
(1428,) Duke of Norfolk’s barge lost at, [237].
(1431,) Heads of rebels placed on, [238].
Entrance of Henry VI. at, [238], [241]-[247].
(1433-36,) Bridge Chapel, [247]-[249], [270].
Bequests to, [249], [250].
Survey of Bridge lands, [252]-[270].
(1437,) Fall of the gate and five arches, [271].
(1440,) Bolingbroke’s head placed on, [274].
(1445,) Margaret of Anjou received at, [275]-[277].
(1450,) Cade’s entry at, [280].
Battle on, [282], [283].
(1451,) Heads of the rebels set on, [284].
(1465,) Rents of, [286].
(1471,) Falconbridge’s attack on, [287].
(1481,) Building destroyed on, [288].
(1483-94,) Rents and payments of, [290]-[298], [300].
(1497,) Rebels’ heads on, [301].
(1500,) Illuminated drawing of, [304].
(1501,) Pageant at, [305].
(1504-14,) Fire and dates of repair of, [307], [308].
(1521,) Polydore Vergil’s account of, [310].
(1533,) Rents and payments of, [313].
Anecdote of Osborne, [313]-[316].
(1539-40,) Chapel, Rents, and Seal of, [317], [318].
(1545,) Leland’s verses on, [321]-[327].
(1547,) Ancient view of, [362].
(1548,) described by Paul Jovius, &c., [327], [328].
(1554,) Pageants on, [581].
Wyat’s attempt on, [331]-[333].
(1555,) Cage on, [336].
(1556,) Rents and ancient view of, [337].
(1562-65,) Rents and payments of, [358], [359].
(1577,) Drawbridge Tower rebuilt, and heads removed to Traitors’ gate, [339].
(1579,) Southwark Gate and Nonesuch House, [343]-[347].
(1582,) Water-Works erected, [348].
(1583,) Desmond’s head placed on, [350].
(1586,) Standards hung on, [352].
(1588,) Corn mills and Water-works at, [352]-[357], [362]-[367].
(1605,) Heads of Catholics erected on, [370], [371].
(1616,) Views of, [395].
(1619,) Houses, Signs, Tradesmen, &c. of, [373]-[382], [384], [385], [387]-[393].
(1624,) Rents, &c. of, [393], [394].
(1629,) Views of, [396].
(1633,) Fire on, [394]-[414].
(1636-38,) Rental and Tithes of, [414], [415].
(1640,) Bequest to, [415], [416].
(1641,) Extraordinary tide at, [416]-[419].
(1642,) Heads of Catholics at, [420], [421].
Gate taken by the Parliament, [424].
(1643,) Capt. Bulmer’s scheme for blowing a boat over, [424]-[428].
(1645,) Jesuits’ heads set on, [428].
(1647,) Views of, [406].
(1657,) Howell’s verses on, [429]-[432].
(1660,) Entry of Charles II. at, [433].
(1661,) Vision seen on, [435]-[439].
(1663,) Notice of, by M. de Monconys, [440].
(1665,) The Plague, [441].
(1666,) The Great Fire, [442]-[445].
View of, [407].
Repairs, [449].
Drawbridge at, [450].
Particular arches of, [452]-[454].
Water-works at, [460]-[462].
(1669,) Notice of by Signor Magalotti, [464].
(1685,) Street widened, [471]-[474].
(1689,) Suicide at, [474].
(1693,) Made free of Orphanage, [475].
(1701,) Value of Offices belonging to, [476].
Arches let for the Water-works, [478].
(1710,) Nicholls’ print of, [479]-[481].
(1722,) Thames dry at, [482].
Conviviality on, [483].
Act for the widening of, [484].
Tolls and measurements of, [486].
Fire at the gate of, [ibid.]
New Gate erected, [487], [488].
(1727,) Rents, &c. of, [489].
(1753,) Rents, &c. of, [495].
(1754,) Plan and Acts for repairing of, [497], [502]-[504].
Depth of water at, [505].
State of in 1746, [505].
(1755,) Tolls and improvements of, [508]-[510].
Dangerous state of, [511].
(1757,) Temporary Bridge, [513].
Houses taken down, [514], [515].
Views and accounts of the buildings on, [516]-[519].
Bridge-Masters, [519], [520].
(1758,) Fire on the Temporary Bridge, [520]-[530].
(1759,) Great arch constructed, [531]-[532], [604], [605].
(1760-61,) Dangerous state of, [533].
Alteration of various parts of, [534]-[539].
Tides at, [540], [541].
Passage of the Locks, [541], [542].
Drawbridge removed, [544], [545].
Houses and square removed, [548]-[550].
(1763,) Damaged by floods, &c., [552].
(1766,) Alterations finished, [553], [554].
(1767,) Increase of the Water-works, [555]-[564].
Ground-plans of, [577], [578].
Soundings at the Great Arch, [579].
Guilds connected with in 1179-80, [580].
Noticed in ancient dramas, [582]-[584].
Flowers growing on, [584].
Etymology of the word Starling, [585]-[587].
(1800-1801,) Plans for new Bridge, [589]-[601], [623].
Eastern view of, [604].
Prince’s Lock in the Frost of 1814, [612].
Plan for enlarging, [613], [614], [620]-[622].
Dangers of its navigation, [615], [616], [622].
Survey of the Great Arch, [618].
State in 1821, [618].
Revenues of, [619], [620].
Construction of its piers, [620], [621].
London Bridge, New, Abstract of the Act for erecting, [624]-[626].
Antiquities discovered at, [627]-[629].
Ground-plan, &c., [629]-[631].
Coffer-Dam for laying the first Stone, [635], [636], [638]-[646].
Civic Procession and Ceremonial at, [650]-[659].
Inscriptions for, [653]-[655].
Medals of, [661]-[663].
London, Committee for Improving the Port of, their proceedings concerning a new Bridge, [597]-[601].
London before the Great Fire, (1818,) [338], [396].
London Chronicle, [514], [523], [525], [531], [569], [572].
London Daily Post, [493], [494].
London Magazine, [531].
Lords Mayors, ancient portraits of, [314].
Lottery, notice of an ancient, [373].
Lydgate, John, [226].
His Poems on Henry V. and VI., [227]-[229], [239]-[247].
Verses to Margaret of Anjou, [276], [277].
Character of his Writings, [278].
Macpherson, David, his Wyntown’s Chronicle, (1815,) [198].
Madox, Thomas, his History and Antiquities of the Exchequer, (1711,) and MSS., [105], [112], [580].
Magalotti, Lorenzo, his notice of London Bridge, [464].
Magna Charta, illustrations from, [67], [68], [139].
Magnus, St., Church of, [48].
Bridge property in the Parish of, [256].
Tithes and Benefice of, [296], [415].
Ancient Church of, &c., [298], [299].
Medal of, [388].
Bequest concerning, [415].
Particulars of the Church of, [455]-[458].
Fire at, [545].
Opening of the Steeple of, [546].
Maitland, William, vide [Entick].
Malcolm, James Peller, his Londinium Redivivum, (1802-1807,) [75], [239], [458], [509], [512], [547].
His Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London, (1808,) [483].
Malmesbury, William of, his account of Sweyn’s Invasion of London, [18].
Remarks on, &c., [19], [20], [48], [49].
Mandeville, William, his insurrection and execution, [238].
Mansion House, Festival given at the, in honour of the New London Bridge, [660].
Manuscripts, notices and descriptions of various, [46], [47], [53], [55]-[57], [101], [123], [124], [164], [178], [182], [210], [222], [225], [226], [250], [251], [277], [297], [303], [397].
Margaret, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [259].
———, Southwark, rents paid to London Bridge from, [266].
Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henry VI., her marriage, coronation, and entry at London Bridge, [274]-[277].
Market on London Bridge, ancient orders concerning, [122]-[124], [168]-[171].
Marmion, Shakerley, his Antiquary, (1641,) [582].
Martin, St., Ludgate, Bridge property in the Parish of, [264].
Martin Outwich, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [261].
Mary, Abchurch, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [263].
——, Aldermanbury, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [265].
—— at Axe, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [260].
—— at Hill, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [258].
—— Bothaw, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [263].
Mary, Queen of England, description of a Manuscript belonging to, [55], [56].
Pageants exhibited to, on London Bridge, (1554,) [581].
Maskelyne, Dr. Nevill, [599], [601].
Matilda Fitz Empress, Queen of Henry I., her gifts and buildings at Stratford &c., [142], [143].
Medalets of London Bridge, [386].
Medals of New London Bridge, [661]-[663].
Meyrick, Dr. Samuel Rush, his Critical Enquiry into Ancient Armour, (1824,) [192].
Michael, St., Bassishaw, Bridge property in the Parish of, [265].
———, Cornhill, Bridge property in the Parish of, [261].
———, Crooked Lane, Bridge property in the Parish of, [262].
———, Queenhithe, Bridge property in the Parish of, [264].
Mist’s Weekly Journal, (1725,) [486].
Monamy, Peter, his residence on London Bridge, [390].
Monconys, Balthasar de, his notices of London Bridge, [440].
Money, illustrations of the ancient value of, [52].
Montfort, Simon de, Earl of Leicester, opposed at London Bridge, [109], [110].
Monument illuminated with gas, [637], [638].
More, Sir Thomas, his head erected on London Bridge, [342].
——, Thomas, his Life of Sir Thomas More, (1726,) [342].
Moris, Peter, his Water-Works at London Bridge, [348]-[350], [478].
Morison, Robert, his Præludia Botanica, (1669,) [584].
Morse, Henry, his head set on London Bridge, [428].
Mortimer, Edmund, Earl of March, his claim to the Crown, [214].
Motraye, Mons. Aubri de la, his Voyages, (1727-32,) [461], [474].
Mountague, James, his plan for enlarging London Bridge, [613];
evidence concerning, [619].
Music to the Ballad on London Bridge, [152].
To a song on the Fire on London Bridge in 1633, [414].
Mylne, Robert, his account of the building materials of Old London Bridge, [78].
Reports on ditto, [552], [559].
Drawings relating to, and opening of the Great Arch, [604], [605].
Design for a New Bridge, [593].
Nasmith, James, (Vide Tanner,) his Itineraria Symonis Simeonis et Willielmi de Worcestre, (1778,) [89].
Nelson, John, his execution, [370].
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, similarity between its Bridge and that of London, [150].
Newcourt, Richard, his Repertorium Parochiale Londinense, (1708,) [25], [48], [248], [298], [415], [451].
Newman, Robert Finch, his evidence concerning London Bridge, [618], [619].
Antiquities in his possession, found at London Bridge, [627].
New River Company, London Bridge Water-Works transferred to, [565].
Nicholl, Anthony, his evidence on London Bridge, [616].
Nicholls, Sutton, his print of London Bridge, [479]-[481].
Nichols, John, his Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century, (1812,) [90], [392].
Nichols, John Bowyer, his Brief account of the Guildhall, &c., (1819,) [183].
Nicolson, Dr. William, Bishop of Carlisle, his English, Scotch, and Irish Historical Libraries, (1736,) [30], [101], [109], [320].
Nonesuch House on London Bridge, [344]-[346].
Probable time of its erection, [347].
Modern inhabitants of the, [393].
Inscription on, [472].
Modern prospect of, [517].
Noorthouck, John, his History of London, (1773,) [521].
Norden, John, his view of London Bridge, [358], [363]-[366].
Norfolk, John Mowbray, Duke of, his barge lost at London Bridge, [237].
Northampton, John de, evidence of the Jurors of his Ward concerning London Bridge, [118].
Nyauncer, John, his murder and abjuration, [219].
Offices and Officers of London Bridge, [476], [632], [633].
Olaf, St., King of Denmark, his invasion of England, [16].
His truce with Ethelred II., [17].
His destruction of London Bridge, [22], [23].
Norse Songs to his memory, [24].
Churches dedicated to, and Legend of, [25]-[28].
Hymn to, [29].
Olave, St., Church of, in Southwark, [25], [27], [28].
Bridge property in the Parish of, [266].
————, in the Wall, Bridge property in the Parish of, [265].
Oldcastle, Sir John, Lord Cobham, his zeal as a Protestant, [231].
Old ’Change, origin of its name, [132].
Orford, Horace Walpole, Earl of, his Anecdotes of Painting, (1799,) [390], [499].
Orleans, Charles Duke of, illuminated copy of his Poems, [303].
Orphans’ Fund of London, [475].
Osborne, Sir Edward, his gallantry at London Bridge, [313]-[315].
Notices of his family, [315], [316].
Overs, John, his supposed monumental effigy, [39], [44], [45].
History of the Life and Death of John Overs, (1744,) [40]-[44].
Overies, Church of St. Mary, historical notices of, [33]-[39], [44], [101].
Owen’s Weekly Chronicle, or Universal Journal, [530].
Packington, William de, notice of, [100].
Pageants at London Bridge, [206], [221], [223]-[225], [228], [238], [242]-[247], [275]-[277], [305], [581].
Pancras, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, [264].
Papists, statutes enacted against, [369].
Execution of, [370].
Paris, Great Bridge of, made an Exchange, [121], [122].
Paris, Matthew, legend from his Historia Major, (1644,) [180].
Parker, Matthew, Archbishop of Canterbury, his Book De Antiquitate et Privilegiis Cantuariensis, &c., (1572,) superb copy of, [63].
Parsons,——, Great Arch of London Bridge opened by, [604], [605].
Patent Rolls, references to the, [67], [70], [106], [111], [112], [116], [127], [129], [130], [133], [135], [136], [155], [166], [167], [172].
Paul, St., Patron of the City of London, [177].
Pegge, Rev. Dr. Samuel, his Fitz Stephen’s Description of London, (1772,) [7], [12], [15], [55], [99].
Pellat and Green, Messrs. their Incrustated Glass Block for the New London Bridge, [653].
Pennant, Thomas, (vide [Crowle],) his Account of London, (1791,) [14], [35], [314], [472], [475].
Pepys, Samuel, his Diary, (1825,) [408], [423].
Pepysian Library, Magdalen College, Cambridge, ancient Drawing of London Bridge in the, [355]-[358].
Percy, Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Dromore, his Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, (1794,) [413].
Philosophical Transactions, [479], [563].
Philpot, John, Somerset Herald, his MSS. [182].
His tract of The Citie’s Advocate, (1629,) [183].
Piers of London Bridge, how constructed, [535], [536], [623].
Section of one at the Great Arch, [537].
Opened and examined, [615].
Of the New London Bridge, [630].
Pinkerton, John, his Essay on Medals, (1789,) [386].
Placita Rolls, their nature and contents, [138], [139].
Extracts from, [139], [141]-[144].
Plague, notices of London Bridge during the, [441].
Playfair, John, [599], [601].
Plays, mention of London Bridge in old English, [582], [583].
Plutarchus, his account of the Pontifices, [93].
Poetry, various pieces of, connected with London, London Bridge, &c., [8], [15], [24], [29], [66], [146]-[150], [163], [175], [198]-[201], [227]-[229], [239]-[247], [276], [277], [321], [326], [409]-[412], [431], [432], [455], [466], [468], [491], [492], [571], [610].
Pontage granted to London Bridge, [154]-[159].
Pontifices, their institution and offices, [93].
Poter, Walter le, evidence of the Jurors of his Ward concerning London Bridge, [117].
Prince’s or King’s Lock, London Bridge, view of, in the Frost of 1814, [612].
Printing on the Frozen Thames, [466]-[468], [481], [482], [491], [492], [570], [571], [610], [611], [612].
Protestant Mercury, (1700,) [457].
Proverbs on London Bridge, [433].
Provisions, ancient prices of, [52].
Public Advertiser, [497], [502], [514], [515], [544], [545], [546], [547], [548], [551], [552], [555], [569]-[571], [573].
Public Ledger, [544].
Queenhithe, ancient market at, [451].
———— Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, concerning London Bridge, [118].
Quern, Church of St. Michael le, its ancient site, [132].
Quintain on the Thames, [55], [57].
Rastall, William, his edition of the Statutes, (1594,) [218].
His Pastimes of People, [283].
Ray, Rev. J., his Collection of English Proverbs, (1737,) [433].
Raynewell, Sir John, his Arms, [236].
Rennie, John, [599], [601], [608].
Evidence and works of, [609].
His plan for building New London Bridge, [620].
Design of adopted, [623], [624], [648], [653]-[655], [659].
Medal of, to commemorate the work, [663].
Rents anciently paid for buildings on London Bridge, [120].
Reports on the Public Records, (1801,) [115].
Reports and Plans for the Improvement of the Port of London, (1799-1801,) [575]-[577], [579], [585], [590]-[594], [597]-[604].
Reports and Evidences relating to London Bridge, (1821,) [614], [615], [617], [620], [634].
Reresby, Sir John, Travels and Memoirs of, (1813,) [474].
Richard II., King of England, Treaties for his marriage, [185].
His magnificence, [204].
Fines the City, and enters at the Bridge, [205], [206].
His marriage with Isabel of France, [209].
Charged with the Duke of Gloucester’s murder, [211].
His friends executed, and his own murder, [211], [213].
Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, his contribution to the Bridge, [61].
His life, character, and death, [62]-[65].
Richardson, William, Canon of Lincoln, his edition of Godwin’s Book De Præsulibus Angliæ Commentarius, (1743,) [62].
Ritson, Joseph, Song from his Gammer Gurton’s Garland, (1810,) [146].
His Ancient Songs, (1790,) [165].
His censure of Lydgate, [277].
Roadway of London Bridge, its formation, [538], [539].
Robeson, John, [599], [601].
Robertson, Rev. A., [501], [601].
Rochester Bridge, destruction of, [135].
Rocket, London, growing on London Bridge, [584].
Rock Lock at London Bridge, [452], [518].
Roe, Bartholomew, his execution, [420].
Romans, their arrival at London, &c., [9]-[11].
Rotuli Scotiæ, extracts from the, [188]-[191], [194]-[196].
Royal Library, Illuminated MSS. in the, [55]-[58], [303], [304].
Rouw, Peter, his Medal of Alderman Garratt, [661].
Ruding, Rev. Rogers, his Annals of Coinage, (1819,) [386], [588].
Safe Conduct, various instruments of, translated, [189], [194]-[196].
St. Catherine’s Hospital, custody of London Bridge granted to, [111].
St. Martin’s le Grand, foundation of the Sanctuary of, [218].
St. Mary’s Lock, danger of, [616].
Sterlings of, [618].
Salve Regina, Guild of, in St. Magnus’ Church, [298], [415].
Sanctuary, ancient law of, [217], [218].
Sannazario, Giacomo, his Sonnet in praise of Venice, [430].
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Saxon Chronicle, (1823,) [16], [17], [20], [31], [32], [50].
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Scott, Samuel, his picture of Old London Bridge, [499], [515].
Copy from, [501].
Views of buildings from, [516]-[518].
Scott, Sir Walter, his edition of Dryden’s Works, (1808,) [584].
Scott, William, his fac-simile of Norden’s View of London Bridge, [366].
Scotus, Marianus, his History of England, [20].
Seal of London, notice of an ancient, [176].
Serres, Dominic, his residence on London Bridge, [390].
Service-Books, alterations made in the, [318].
Seymour, Robert, his Survey of the City of London, &c. (1734,) [393], [453], [473], [476], [485], [486].
Shakspeare, William, historical references to his Dramas, [272], [281], [284], [582].
Sheriff’s, custom of drinking to the, [350].
Sheuteman of London Bridge, order for the, [428].
Shop-Bills of London Bridge, [379], [380], [382], [549], [550].
Signs and Shop-keepers on London Bridge, [374]-[380], [382], [384], [385], [549], [550], [581].
Singer, Samuel Weller, his Cavendish’s Life of Wolsey, (1825,) [311].
Sisymbrium Irio, growing on London Bridge, [584].
Skidmore, Peter, his Medalets of London Bridge, [388].
Sloanian Manuscripts, [105].
Smeaton, John, his plan for strengthening the Bridge, [533].
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Snorro Sturleson, [20].
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Southey, Robert, his Specimens of the Later English Poets, (1807,) [551].
Southwark, ancient market and fortifications in, [21].
Battle of, [22], [23].
Songs on, [24].
Church of St. Olave, [25], [27], [28].
Church of St. Mary Overies, [33]-[39].
Dreadful Fire in, [101].
Presentments concerning the Bridge, [120], [121].
Orders of the Common Council concerning dealers in, [122], [124].
Rents paid to the Bridge from, [266].
Cade’s residence in, [280]-[283].
Arms of, [307].
Fair in, [329], [330].
———— Bridge, erection, &c., [608], [609], [636], [638].
———— Gate and Tower on London Bridge, [343], [518].
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Spectator, advertisement from the, [457].
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———, St., Walbrook, Bridge property in the Parish of, [263].
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Stocks Market, City Ordinances concerning, [167]-[171].
Description and Rents of, [268]-[270].
Stones of New London Bridge, [629], [630].
First Stone described, [646], [647], [659].
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Temporary Bridge at London, [513], [521]-[528].
Thames, Fords and Ferries over, [9], [10], [16].
Ancient Bridge on the, [10].
Eating-House and Festivities on its banks, [12], [14].
Its course turned by Knute, [31].
Violent inundation of, [49].
Ancient sports on, [55], [57], [58].
Ancient Channel of, [94]-[96], [98].
Remarkable Droughts in, [135], [359], [482].
Praised by Polydore Vergil, [309].
Frosts and tides in, [371], [373], [465]-[471], [609]-[613].
Guard on, [419].
Sir C. Wren’s plan for a Quay, [458]-[461].
Various depths of water at and above London Bridge, [505], [590], [591].
Soil of there, [585].
Inclination and velocity of, [621], [622].
Survey of, [623].
Thomas à Becket, Chapel on London Bridge dedicated to, [83]-[90], [304], [392].
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Tokens, Tradesmen’s, [382]-[386].
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Tradesmen living on London Bridge, [374]-[380], [384], [385], [549], [550], [581].
Traitors’ Gate on London Bridge, [339].
Traytors’ Perspective Glass, (1662,) [489].
Trinity House, report from, on building Corn Mills at London Bridge, [354].
High-Water mark of the, on London Bridge, [540].
Trowel for laying the First Stone of the New London Bridge, [651], [652].
Twiss, Colonel, [599], [601].
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Erects a house called the Stokkes, [168].
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Waterloo Bridge, [608].
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