Memorials of Old London. Volume 1 (of 2)

by Unknown

P. H. Ditchfield.

Barkham Rectory,
Berks.,
August, 1908.

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CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

		Page
London in Early Times—Celtic, Roman, Saxon, and Norman	By Rev. W. J. Loftie, B.A., F.S.A.	[1]
The Tower of London	By Harold Sands, F.S.A.	[27]
St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield	By J. Tavenor-Perry	[66]
The London Charterhouse	By Rev. A. G. B. Atkinson, M.A.	[86]
Glimpses of Mediæval London	By George Clinch, F.G.S., and the Editor	[106]
The Temple	By Rev. H. G. Woods, D.D. (Master)	[133]
Holborn and the Inns of Court and Chancery	By E. Williams	[149]
The Guildhall	By C. Welch, F.S.A.	[178]
The City Companies of London	By the Editor	[191]
London and the Hanseatic League	By J. Tavenor-Perry	[224]
The Arms of the City and See of London	By J. Tavenor-Perry	[233]

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
IN VOL. I.

Old Bell Inn, Holborn, 1897	[Frontispiece]
(From the painting by Philip Norman, LL.D.)
	Page, or Facing Page
Roof Tile (Roman)	[3]
Red-Glazed Pottery (Roman)	[5]
Roman Sandals	[9]
Bronze Pin, with Christian Emblems (Roman)	[15]
The Gates of the City:
Aldersgate and Bridgegate	[10]
(From old prints)
Bishopsgate and Cripplegate	[20]
(From old prints)
Ludgate and Newgate	[24]
(From old prints)
Moorgate and Aldgate	[26]
(From old prints)
Gold and Enamel Brooch (Ninth Century)	[18]
(From the Catalogue of W. Roach Smith)
The Tower of London	[28]
(From an engraving by Hollar, 1647)
Plan of the Tower of London about 1597	[32]
(Drawn by the Author)
St. John's Chapel, Tower of London	[42]
(From a photo. by F. Frith & Co., Ltd.)
The Tower of London	[58]
(From a photo. by G. W. Wilson & Co.)
St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield:
Norman Capital, discovered in 1863	[69]
Priory Gate and Church Tower in 1863	[70]
Transitional Capital, discovered in 1863	[71]
East Bay of South Aisle of Nave	[73]
Screen of Roger de Walden's Chantry and Rahere's Monument	[75]
Prior Bolton's Window	[77]
Eastern Ambulatory and Purgatory before Restoration	[79]
Interior of Church in 1863	[82]
(Drawn by J. Tavenor-Perry)
The Charterhouse Hospital	[86]
(From a print by Toms)
Old Porch, Charterhouse	[96]
(From a drawing by J. P. Neale [1813], engraved by Owen)
Charterhouse Hall	[100]
(From a photo. by Stuart)
Old London Bridge: Showing its Wooden Houses with Projecting Stories	[108]
(From an old print)
Old Wooden Houses at Cripplegate (recently demolished)	[110]
(From a photo. by the Author)
Alley near the Cloth Fair, Smithfield
(From a photo by the Author)	[112]
The Cloth Fair, Smithfield: Looking to the south-west, andshowing the south side of the street	[114]
(From a photo. by the Author)
The Cloth Fair, Smithfield: The north-east end of the street	[116]
(From a photo. by the Author)
The Cloth Fair, Smithfield: Looking to the south-west, andshowing the north side of the street	[118]
(From a photo. by the Author)
Old Wooden Houses, near the Temple Gate, Fleet Street	[120]
(From a photo. by the Author)
South View of Old St. Paul's when the Spire was standing	[122]
(From an old print)
The Temple Church: Exterior View	[134]
(From a photo. by F. Frith & Co., Ltd.)
Doorway of the Temple Church	[136]
(From an old print)
The Interior of the Temple Church before it was Restored	[144]
(From an old print)
Lincoln's Inn Gate, Chancery Lane	[170]
(From an old print published in 1800)
Middle Temple Hall	[172]
(From a photo. by Mansell & Co.)
Lincoln's Inn Hall: The Lord Chancellor's Court	[176]
(From a drawing by T. H. Shepherd)
The Guildhall	[178]
(From a drawing by A. R. Quinton)
Gray's Inn Hall and Chapel	[182]
(From an old print)
The Guildhall	[184]
(From an engraving by R. Acom, 1828)
Inner Temple Hall	[186]
(From a photo. by F. Frith & Co., Ltd.)
The Old Guildhall	[188]
(From an engraving by Hollar)
Staples Inn Hall	[192]
(From a drawing by T. H. Shepherd in 1830)
Model of Barge formerly used by the Clothworkers' Companyin Civic Procession	[192]
Furnival's Inn	[196]
(From an old print published in 1804)
The Chair of the Master of the Salters' Company	[198]
Bell (cast 1463) from All Hallows', Staining, belonging to theGrocers' Company	[200]
The Hall of the Mercers' Company: Entrance Colonnade and Site ofAncient Cloister	[218]
(From a drawing by A. R. Quinton)
Merchant Taylors' Company—the Kitchen Crypt	[220]
Samuel Pepys's Loving Cup	[222]
Coat of Arms of Hansa Merchant in London	[226]
(From a drawing by Mr. J. Tavenor-Perry)
A Flemish Gray-Beard from the Steel-yard of London	[231]
Sir William Walworth's Dagger (Fishmongers' Hall)	[235]
Seal of Ralph de Stratford, Bishop of London	[236]
The City Seal in MDCLXX	[238]
The City Arms, as portrayed by Wallis, in the Reign ofCharles II.	[239]