London in the Time of the Tudors - Walter Besant

Abergavenny, [218]
Abram man, the, [386]
Acheley, R., [42]
Acton, Barnard, [389]
Africa, trade with, [222]
Agas, Ralph, [186], [417]
Aldermen, [8], [10], [12], [16], [20], [26], [27], [37], [40], [77], [78], [90], [98], [210], [211], [212], [259], [309], [313], [324], [342], [345], [371], [373], [397]
Aldermen, Court of, [27], [28], [40], [220]
Aldersgate Street, [58], [246]
Aldersgate, Ward of, [76]
Aldgate, Ward of, [76]
Ale and beer, [292], [293], [300], [302], [334], [337], [368]
Aliens, [13], [14], [19], [23], [24], [25], [26], [42], [59], [61], [80], [82], [203], [237], [238], [242], [387], [399]
Allen, Cardinal, [72], [73], [119], [143]
Allen, J., [376]
Almshouses, [375–378]
Ambassadors, the French, [23], [24], [26], [39], [351], [389];
the Russian, [63], [234]
Amusements—Archery, [193], [343], [354–356], [363];
bear-baiting, [74], [241], [343], [346], [347], [352–354];
bowls, [181], [290], [363];
bucklers, [25];
bull-baiting, [343], [346], [347], [352], [353];
cards, [290], [363];
cock-fighting, [363];
dancing, [20], [153], [182], [325], [343], [363];
dice, [290];
fighting, [183];
hawking, [98];
hunting, [100], [215], [363];
masques, [313];
May-day games, [347];
pigeon-shooting, [153];
quarter-staff, [343], [352], [363];
quintain, [343];
reading, [365];
single-stick, [352];
story-telling, [364], [365];
tennis, [290];
theatres (See Drama, Theatres);
tilting and tournaments, [100], [351], [363];
and women, [272];
wrestling, [183], [343], [352], [363]
Anabaptists, [160], [161]
Anfrelini, Fausto, [286]
Anglers, [385]
Anstry, Ralph, [10]
Antwerp, [219–220], [232]
Apollo Club, [340]
Appletree, Thomas, [82], [389–391]
Apprentices, [12], [13], [80], [199], [218], [275], [276], [291], [310], [323–332], [387]
Apprentice bell, the, [147]
Apsley, [246]
Ardeley, J., [136]
Arden of Faversham, [47]
Armour, [318], [319], [322]
Arthington, Henry, [158], [159]
Arthur, Prince, [9]
Artillery Company, [356]
Artillery Ground, [16]
Arundell, Earl of, [39]
Ascham, [248]
Ashmole, [165]
Askew, Anne, [31]
Astrology, [165]
Atwater, John, [9]
Audley, Lord, [7], [8]
Autem Morte, the, [387]
Awdeley, [384]
Aylmer, Lawrence, [12]
Babington Conspiracy, the, [81]
Bacon, Lord, [202], [248]
Bainbrigg, [150]
Bakewell, [150]
Bale, John, [129], [130], [257]
Ballads, [251], [252], [253]
Balthazar, [203]
Bankside, [203], [240], [346], [347], [352]
Barbican, the, [100]
Barges, [39], [86], [211], [259], [351], [389], [417]
Barley, W., [246]
“Barmesey” Street, [384]
Barnard’s Inn, [276], [333]
Barnet, [140]
Barnstaple, [218]
Barrington, Daines, [355]
Barton, Elizabeth, [31], [32]
Basinghall Street, [201]
Basket woman, the, [387]
Bassishaw, Ward of, [76]
Bath, [217], [376]
Bavaria, Duke of, [99], [100]
Baynard’s Castle, [12], [35], [181], [203], [417];
Ward of, [76]
Beaumont, F., [247], [339]
Bedford, [217]
Beds, [278], [281], [284], [333]
Beggars and rogues, [19], [20], [29], [40], [41], [44], [147], [288], [291], [347], [366–371], [380], [381], [385], [387]
Bele, Dr., [24], [25]
Bellmen, [63]
Bentley, Justice, [150], [151]
Bermondsey, [237], [370]
Berwick, [218]
Betrothal, [311], [312]
Bible, the, [45], [46], [70], [121], [127], [144], [178], [197], [227], [285]
Billingsgate, Ward of, [76]
Bishopsgate Street, [99], [195], [397]
Bishopsgate, Ward of, [76], [204]
Bishop of London, [30]
Black Death, [369]
Blackfriars, [128], [148], [203]
Blackheath, [7], [26]
Black Waggon, the, [26]
Blackwall, [191], [390]
Blackwell Hall, [43]
Bodmin, [218]
Boleyn, Anne, [30], [38], [39], [40]
Bond, Martin, [77], [78]
Bonham, John, [256]
Books, sale of, [244], [245], [246], [247], [272], [273]
Booksellers and authors, [247]
Borough, the, [333]
Boswell, [339]
Bow, [238]
Bowes, Sir J., [392]
Bowes, Lady, [150]
Boxley, Holy Rood of, [148]
Boy-Bishop, the, [46], [356], [364]
Boycott, the, [42]
Bradford, John, [58]
Bread Street, [200], [339], [403]
Bread Street, Ward of, [76]
Brecknock, [218]
Bricks, [276]
Bridewell, [185], [315]
Bridewell, Palace of, [28], [48], [132], [178]
Bridge foot, [53]
Bridge House, the, [313]
Bridge, J., [246]
Bridge Within, Ward of, [76]
Bridge Without, Ward of, [48]
Bridgewater, [218]
Bridgnorth, [217], [377]
Bridport, [218]
Bristol, [217], [376]
Britannia Fields, [356]
Brixton, [150]
Broad Street, [181], [202], [221], [355]
Broad Street, Ward of, [76]
Broad Water Worthing, [388]
Brockby, Anthony, [129]
Broken Wharf, [158]
Brome, [340]
Bromley, R., [136]
Brook, Robert, [49]
Browne, John, [259]
Browne, Sir T., [248]
Buckingham, [217]
Buckingham, Duke of, [30]
Bucklersbury, [180], [403]
Bunhill Fields, [16]
Burbage, James, [345], [346]
Burby, C., [246]
Burgundy, Margaret, Duchess of, [13]
Burleigh, [85], [143]
Burnell, Anne, [159]
Burroughs, [222]
Butchers, [151], [152]
Butcher Row, [44]
Butler, N., [246]
Cadman, [246]
Caerleon, [218]
Caermarthen, [218]
Calais, [62]
Cambridge, [218], [376]
Camden, [240]
Campeggio, Cardinal, [28], [39]
Campion, Edmund, [72], [81]
Candlewick, Ward of, [76]
Cannon Street, [44]
Canterbury, [140], [191], [217]
Canting, [367]
Capel, William, [12]
Cardiff, [218]
Cardmaker, J., [58], [140]
Carey, Henry, [389]
Carion, [284]
Carmillion, Alice, [258], [260]
Carpenter, John, [35], [375]
Carpets, [277], [278], [281]
Carter Lane, [273]
Carthusian martyrs, the, [111], [112], [132], [136]
Carver, D., [136]
Carving, [297], [298]
Casaubon, Isaac, [203]
Cason, Joan, [163], [164]
Caursini, [111]
Cavendish, Sir Charles, [150]
Cavendish, George, [286], [287]
Cavendish, Thomas, [222], [227]
Caverley, H., [257]
Caxton, [182], [244], [254]
Chancellor, Richard, [222], [234]
Chancery Lane, [44], [83]
Chaplains, domestic, [274]
Chapter House, [417]
Charing Cross, [155], [387]
Charity, [74], [369], [374–378]
Charnock Conspiracy, the, [81]
Charter House, [67]
Chaucer, [247]
Cheapside (Cheap, Chepe), [8], [20], [23], [25], [83], [90], [91], [142], [154], [158], [180], [181], [203], [211], [337], [339], [347], [362], [371], [403];
conduit in, [20], [90], [91];
Cross in, [180], [403];
Standard in, [90], [180]
Cheap, Ward of, [76]
Cheinie, Sir H., [392]
Chelsea, [86]
Chester, [218], [263]
Chicheley, R., [375]
Chichester, [217]
Child, Sir Josiah, [236]
Children of the Chapel, [349], [389]
Children of St. Paul’s, [349]
Children of the Revels, [349]
Children of Westminster, [349]
Children of Windsor, [349]
Children, treatment of, [274], [285]
Chiswell Street, [44]
Cholmeley, Ranulph, [91]
Christmas, [356–359]
Churches, [70], [290];
behaviour in, [152–154], [272];
bells, [147], [148], [171], [172];
burials in, [315];
changes in, [144–146];
Feast of All Fools in, [356];
Lord Mayor’s attendance at, [214];
Mysteries in, [364];
processions in, [148];
ritual, [402];
services in, [144], [145], [148];
sword-stands in, [214];
treatment of, [153];
All Hallows, [176];
St. Andrew’s by the Wardrobe, [201];
St. Antholin’s, [148];
St. Augustine’s, [118];
St. Botolph’s, [192], [194];
St. Bride’s, [140];
St. Catherine Cree, [118];
Chapel Royal, [262];
St. Christopher le Stock, [145], [147], [148];
St. Dunstan’s in the East, [78];
St. Dunstan’s in the West, [94], [273];
St. Ethelburga’s, [150];
St. Giles’s, Cripplegate, [78], [176], [194], [227], [377];
St. Gregory’s, [417];
St. Helen’s, Bishopsgate, [77], [78];
Holy Trinity, [118];
Leadenhall Chapel, [40];
St. Leonard’s, Shoreditch, [192], [193];
St. Magnus, [397];
St. Margaret’s, Lothbury, [147];
St. Margaret Patens, [145];
St. Margaret’s, Westminster, [58], [118], [140], [146];
St. Mary Overies, [164];
St. Mary Spital, [24];
Mercer’s Chapel, [203];
St. Michael’s, Eastcheap, [182], [339];
St. Michael le Querne, [180];
the Papey, [176];
St. Paul’s Cathedral, [5], [9], [16], [40], [46], [47], [53], [98], [140], [150], [157], [158], [177], [178], [180], [194], [212], [272], [358], [365], [407], [408];
St. Peter-le-Poor, [118];
St. Peter’s, Westminster, [194], [401];
St. Thomas Acon, [97], [154];
Westminster Abbey, [12], [20], [67], [96], [118], [387];
Whitechapel, [44], [192]
Church ales, [290]
Church House, the, [155–157]
Cinque Ports, the, [218], [227]
Citizens, Musters of, [37], [38], [320–322]
City, the—and aliens, [13], [19], [23], [25], [42], [61], [80];
and apprentices, [12], [13];
and Cardinal Wolsey, [23];
and charity, [371];
and the companies, [17];
and country trade, [13];
and the drama, [342–345];
the Earl of Essex, [83];
and the Exchange, [220–222];
and its Fleet, [77];
fortified, [15];
and the freemen, [130];
and the French War, [23], [40], [62];
government of, [209–215], [370];
and the Great Beam, [43];
and Henry VII., [4], [7], [8], [10–13];
and Henry VIII., [16], [18–20], [38];
and Katherine of Aragon, [38];
and the manors, [194], [195];
and the markets, [48];
and the medical profession, [30];
and military service, [75–80];
and the monasteries, [40], [132];
and its offices, [27];
and the priests, [72];
prosperity of, [172];
and Protector Somerset, [49];
and Protestantism, [148], [149];
and Queen Elizabeth, [38], [84];
and Queen Mary, [52], [62];
and Roman Catholicism, [58];
and the Russian Ambassador, [63];
and sanitation, [13], [40], [42];
separation of, from the Court, [272];
and soldiers, [317];
and the Sovereign, [18], [68];
and the Spanish marriage, [57];
state of, at death of Henry VIII., [44];
and supplies of men and money, [42], [62], [75], [78];
and trade, [13], [197];
and vagrants, [370], [371]
City Companies, the, [8], [13], [20], [23], [53], [62], [76], [86], [110], [130], [231], [234], [314], [315], [374];
Joint-Stock, [236];
Regulated, [236];
Clothworkers, [377];
Drapers, [232];
Fishmongers, [315];
Grocers, [43];
Leathersellers, [172];
Mercers, [35], [62], [221], [222], [232];
Merchant Adventurers, [231–233], [237], [242];
Merchant Taylors, [13], [35], [376], [377];
Painter-Stainers, [259];
Staplers, [231], [232];
Stationers, [245], [246], [251], [317], [377];
Water-bearers, [397]
City Constables, [20]
City Courts, [42]
City Granary, the, [42]
City Offices, [63]
City Watch, the, [20]
Clare Market, [199]
Clarence, Duke of, [181]
Cleaton, Ralph, [150]
Cleef, Joost van, [260]
Clement VII., Pope, [118], [119]
Clement’s Inn, [386]
Clergy, the, [4], [28], [30], [32], [33], [40], [42], [53], [56], [57], [64], [126], [149–151], [244], [261]
Clerks, Company of, [314]
Clinton, Lord, his Company, [350]
Clochard, the, [180]
Cloth, manufacture of, [43]
Cloth Market, the, [43]
Clough, Richard, [220]
Cnihten Gild, [194]
Coaches, [198–200]
Coat-money, [318]
Cockaine, Sir W., [233]
Coinage, the, [47]
Colchester, [203], [217], [376]
Cold Harbour, [181]
Coleman Street, [201];
Ward of, [76]
Colet, John, [34], [35], [376]
Collier, Payne, [251]
Commissioners for religion, [68]
Common Council, [24], [28], [48], [49], [63], [78], [323], [324], [373]
Common lands, [35], [36], [37]
Commons, House of, [43], [112], [149], [373]
Companies’ Halls, [176], [202], [325];
Grocers’, [180], [209], [210];
Haberdashers’, [201], [210];
Mercers’ 180;
Merchant Taylors’, [26], [209], [351], [355];
Painter-Stainers’, [259];
Sadlers’, [201];
Water-bearers’, [397]
Conscience, Court of, [42]
Constables, [24]
Convocation, [40], [56]
Conway, Sir J., [388]
Cooke, Sarah, [163], [164]
Cooper, Elizabeth, [138]
Coppinger, Edmond, [158], [159]
Cordwainer Street, Ward of, [63], [76]
Corineus, [95], [263–265]
Cornelius Agrippa, [165]
Cornhill, [16], [20], [148], [220], [273], [337], [358], [362];
Ward of, [35], [76], [214]
Cornish Rebellion, the, [7], [15], [47]
Corporation, the, [5], [43], [48], [77]
Corvus, Johannes, [258]
Coryat, Tom, [228]
Cosmo, Duke of Tuscany, [292]
Council, the King’s, [37], [72]
Counterfeit Crank, the, [386]
Coventry, [217], [263], [376]
Cowbridge, [218]
Craftsmen, [18], [42], [49], [136], [300], [301], [309]
Cranmer, [46], [53], [142], [146], [162]
Crimes, [81], [82], [367], [379–391]
Cripplegate, Ward of, [76]
Croker, C., [256]
Cromwell, Thomas, [30], [40], [219]
Crosby Hall, [181]
Cucking-stool, the, [388]
Cunningham, [217], [218], [238], [239]
Dacre, Lord, [155]
Dance of Death, the, [47], [180]
Danne, M., [376]
Dartmouth, [218]
Davis, John, [100]
Day, John, [246]
Dean of St. Paul’s, [30]
Dean’s Mews, [346]
Debtors, [43], [84], [288]
Dee, John, [165], [166]
Dekker, [248], [384]
Dell, the, [387]
Demander for Glymmar, the, [387]
Denton, [217]
Deptford, [7], [100], [228], [288], [389], [390]
Derby, [156], [376]
Derby, Earl of, [39];
his Company, [350]
Des Periers, Bonaventure, [258]
Dialects, [254]
Dissent, [144]
Distress, [374]
Dobbs, Sir R., [48]
Doctor’s Commons, [276]
Dogs, [40]
Dolet, Etienne, [111], [258]
Dominican Friars, [28]
Dommerar, the, [386]
Donkin, Robert, [397]
Dorchester, [218]
Dorchester Street, [356]
Dorset, Marquis of, [39]
Dover, [62]
Dowgate, Ward of, [76]
Doxy, the, [387]
Drake, Francis, [77], [100], [181], [197], [222], [227], [228], [240], [288]
Drama, the, [248], [342], [343], [344], [347]
Draper, Christopher, [63]
Drapers’ Gardens, [201]
Drayton, Michael, [47]
Dress, [37], [38], [51], [53], [77], [102], [103], [104], [197], [198], [270–273], [303–312], [318–320], [324], [325], [329], [338], [347], [362], [363], [377], [387], [392]
Dryden, John, [165]
Dudley, [12], [20], [30]
Dunkirk, [62]
Dunstable, [146]
Dutch traders, [235]
Eastcheap, [203], [302], [338]
East India Company, [222], [237]
Eastland Company, [236]
Education, [34], [35], [48], [221], [222], [260], [261], [274], [377], [398]
Edward VI.—state of City at his accession, [47];
and the schools, [48];
last appearance in public, [51], [233], [234];
death and burial, [53]
Elizabeth, Queen—Accession, [64], [67];
birth, [38], [65];
at Mary’s entry into London, [52], [53];
dress, [304];
appearance, [65], [66], [103], [104];
learning, [66], [104];
character, [66];
and Mary, [66];
enters London, [67];
and the City, [68], [76], [78], [84];
and religion, [68], [70], [72], [96], [98];
and aliens, [82];
encourages trade, [83];
and growth of London, [83];
and Mary, Queen of Scots, [83], [84];
and debtors, [84];
death, [84];
her progresses, [85];
her palaces, [86], [98], [99];
her coronation, [96];
and sports, [98];
and monopolies, [238];
and Thomas Appletree, 389–391;
and the drama, [343], [349], [351];
and the beggars, [387];
her hospitality, [99], [100];
and Sir F. Drake, [100];
and the Maundy, [100], [101];
her Court at Greenwich, 102–105;
her portraits, [105], [106]
Elizabeth, Lady (wife of Henry VII.), [5], [6]
Elstow, Convent of, [115]
Eltham, [59]
Emperor, the, [39]
Empson, [12], [20], [30]
Epping Forest, [36]
Erasmus, [111], [144], [250], [276], [286]
Erber, the, [181]
Essex, Earl of, [26], [83];
his Company, [350]
Evil May Day, [24], [218], [242], [324]
Exchange, the Royal, [181], [197], [204], [219–222], [336], [341], [357], [403]
Executions, [8], [9], [20], [25], [26], [30], [31], [32], [38], [40], [47], [54], [55], [56], [57], [59], [72], [80], [81], [82], [132–142], [159–161], [164], [326], [367], [372], [379], [387], [414], [415]
Execution Dock, [82]
Exeter, [217], [376]
Exeter, Marquis of, [30]
Exmew, [136]
Explorers and adventurers, [222], [224–237]
Fabyan, Alderman, [8], [9], [284]
Family of Love, the, [160]
Famines, [216]
Fanatics, [158–161]
Farringdon Within, Ward of, [27], [76]
Farringdon Without, Ward of, [35], [76], [194], [259]
Fasting, [127], [151], [152]
Fawconer, T., Mayor, [193]
Feake, James, [388]
Feast of Fools, [356], [364]
Feckenham, Abbot, [155]
Felton, John, [71]
Fenchurch, [86]
Fenchurch Street, [20], [63], [362]
Ferrar, [58]
Ferrers, George, [43], [44]
Fetherstone, William, [59]
Fetter Lane, [44]
Feversham, [217]
Field, Richard, [246]
Finger-rings, [286]
Finsbury, [194], [355]
Finsbury archers, [355], [356]
Finsbury Fields, [16], [346]
Fish Market, [339]
Fish Street, [58], [203]
Fisher, Bishop, [30], [32], [111], [112],
[133], [136]
Fitch, Ralph, [222]
Fitz Stephen, [354]
Flammock, Attorney, [7]
Fleet River, [194], [417]
Fleet Street, [38], [44], [93], [185], [194], [217], [244], [340], [364]
Flemish immigrants, [80], [203], [204], [220], [237], [238], [258], [294], [347]
Fletcher, [247]
Flick, Gerbud, [258]
Flower, William, [58]
Fludd, Robert, [165]
Food and drink, [42], [43], [63], [77], [180], [181], [212], [292–302], [312], [313], [334], [335], [368], [409–413]
Ford, [247]
Fore Street, [194]
Foreign goods, sale of, [13], [310]
Forest, Dr., [133–135]
Forks, [294], [295]
Forman, Sir W., [320]
Former, Simon, [165]
Foster, Agnes, [376]
Fowler, Sir R., [214]
Fox, John, [225], [226]
Foxe, John, [138], [246]
Frater, the, [386]
Fraternity of St. Thomas à Becket, [232]
Fratres de Sacca, [132]
Freemen, [130], [237], [317], [323], [327]
French War of 1557, [62]
Freshwater Mariners, the, [386]
Fretchvell, Sir Peter, [150]
Friars, the, [122–124], [126], [131], [135], [136], [291]
Friday Street, [339], [340]
Frobisher, Martin, [77], [78], [222], [227], [240], [388], [389]
Fulham, [238]
Fuller, John, [376]
Fuller, Thomas, [340]
Funerals, [154], [313–315]
Furniture, [277–284], [293], [335]
Gardens, [201], [202], [272]
Gardiner, Robert, [165]
Garret, Sir W., [210]
Gates, [8];
Aldersgate, [176], [185], [387];
Aldgate, [20], [38], [42], [44], [52], [160], [172], [181], [192], [362];
Billingsgate, [337], [375], [384];
Bishopsgate, [175], [185], [192];
Cripplegate, [185], [194], [346], [377];
Dowgate, [181], [204], [337];
Ludgate, [176];
Moorgate, [193];
St. George’s Bar, [16];
Temple Bar, [16], [44], [94], [95], [245], [246], [264], [340], [387];
Tower Postern, [171]
Geffery, William, [159], [160]
Gell, Dr., [165]
Gentry, and apprenticeship, [330], [331]
George of Paris, [47]
Gerard’s Herbal, [202]
Giants, [95], [263–265], [363]
Gibson, Avice, [376]
Gifford, Sir George, [387]
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, [77], [222], [227]
Gloucester, [58], [217], [376]
Gog and Magog, [95], [263–265]
Golden Hind, the, [228]
Golden Lane, [346]
Goldsmith, [339]
Goldsmiths’ Row, [200], [403]
Googe, Barnabe, [46], [132], [174]
Goswell Road, [387]
Goswell Street, [44]
Gower, [247]
Gracechurch Street, [16], [20], [87], [234], [302]
Grafton, R., [4], [5], [23], [26], [36], [39], [246], [248]
Grantham, [217]
Grasschurch, [362]
Grass Market, [339]
Gravesend, [241]
Gray’s Inn, [202], [276], [333]
Gray’s Inn Lane, [44]
Great Beam, the, [43]
Great Grimsby, [218]
Great Liberty Manor, [48]
Great Wycombe, [217]
Great Yarmouth, [217]
Greenland, [389]
Green Park, the, [388]
Greenwich, [27], [38], [68], [100], [233], [320], [351], [377], [389], [390]
Greenwich Palace, [51], [102]
Grenville, Sir R., [228]
Gresham, Lady, [220], [222]
Gresham, Sir J., [48], [49], [220], [363]
Gresham, Sir R., [126], [219]
Gresham, Sir T., [99], [181], [202], [219–221], [254], [257], [272], [286], [376]
Gresham Street, [201]
Greville, Lodowick, [388]
Grey, Lady Jane, [52–56]
Groom of the Salcery, [382]
Grub Street, [44]
Guildable Manor, [48]
Guildford, [217]
Guildhall, [16], [24], [42], [49], [53], [71], [210], [212], [264], [265], [326], [345]
Guilds, the, [38], [144], [218], [219]
Gutter Lane, [159]
Hackett, William, [158], [159]
Hackney, [40]
Haddington, [363]
Hadleigh, [58]
Hainault, Forest of, [36]
Hakluyt, [224–226], [233]
Hall, [248]
Hall, Bishop, [274]
Hamburg Company, the, [233]
Hamont, Matthew, [161]
Hampstead, [44]
Hampstead Heath, [35]
Hampton Court, [49], [86], [100], [260]
Hanseatic League, [13], [82], [231]
Harding, [284]
Harman, [384], [385]
Harrison, William, [200], [246], [250], [279], [293], [333], [344], [366–368], [372], [379], [384]
Harty Island, [391]
Hatfield, [67]
Haverfordwest, [218]
Havre, [76]
Hawes, Christopher, [12]
Hawes, Lord Mayor, [214]
Hawkers and pedlars, [83]
Hawkins, Sir John, [77], [78], [227], [240]
Hawkwood, J., [257]
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, [202]
Helston, [218]
Henley, orator, [265]
Henry VII., 3–16;
and the Earl of Warwick, [4], [6];
enters London after Bosworth Field, [5];
coronation, [5];
and the Lady Elizabeth, [5], [6];
and the City, [7], [8], [10], [11], [12], [13];
and Perkin Warbeck, [9];
and the plague, [9];
builds his chapel, [12];
and the Flemings, [13];
his funeral, [16]
Henry VIII.—visits City, [16];
and the City, [18–20], [26], [27], [28], [38], [39], [40], [42];
his coronation, [20];
his character, [21], [22];
his poems, [21];
and aliens, [24], [26];
receives the Emperor, [26], [39];
and Katherine of Aragon, [28], [38], [112];
and Cardinal Wolsey, [28];
and religion, [31], [32], [40];
and the poorhouses, [41], [48];
death 41, [44];
and taxes, [42];
Head of the Church, [112]
Henryk, [220]
Hentzner, Paul, [98], [99], [102], [191], [228], [277], [350]
Heralds, College of, [276]
Hereford, [217], [376]
Herrick, [359], [362]
Hertford, the Earl of, his Company, [350]
Hewitt, Sir W., [212], [214]
Heywood, [338]
Highgate, [36], [63], [234]
High Street, [44]
High Street, Borough, [186], [346]
Hill, Rowland, [43]
Hill, Sir T., [5]
Hills, R., [376], [377]
Hind, the, [227]
His Majesty’s servants, [350]
Hobbs, [235]
Hog Lane, [192]
Holbein, [258], [259]
Holborn, [44], [194], [246], [337], [363]
Holidays, [356]
Holinshed, [9], [10], [16], [22], [58], [248], [250], [279], [293], [294], [333]
Holywell, Lane, [346]
Holy Well Street, [44], [388]
Honiton, [237]
Hookers, [385]
Hooper, Bishop, [46], [58], [140], [250]
Hooper, H., [246]
Horenbout, Lucas, [258], [260];
Gerard, [258], [260];
Susanna, [258], [260]
Horn Alley, [58]
Horne, Robert, [68]
Hospitality, [155], [369]
Hospitals—St. Anthony’s, [34];
St. Augustine Papey, [130];
St. Bartholomew’s, [41], [130], [194], [222], [371], [373];
Bethlehem, [41], [130], [159], [160], [192], [222], [371], [375], [377];
Bridewell, [48], [372];
Charter House, [176];
Christ’s, [176], [222], [373], [376], [377];
Elsing Spital, [41], [130], [375];
St. James’s, [375];
John Lofken’s, [375];
St. Laurence Poultney, [375];
St. Mary Spital, [130], [222], [375];
Stodies Lane, [375];
St. Thomas Acon, [34];
St. Thomas’s, [48], [130], [222], [372], [373], [378];
Tower Hill, [130];
Whittington’s College, [74], [97]
Households, management of, [198]
Howard, Katherine, [30]
Howard, Lord, [54]; his Company, [350]
Hoxton, [40], [193], [194], [356]
Hoxton Fields, [44], [388]
Huguenots, [237]
Huicke, Doctor, [68]
Hull, [217]
Hun, Richard, [32–34], [110]
Hunsdon, [86]
Huntingdon, Earl of, [39]
Husbands, R., [63]
Hyde Park Corner, [291]
Ilchester, [218]
Images, sacred, [144]
Immigrants, [200], [203], [237], [238]
Inns and taverns, [63], [180], [288], [294], [308], [309], [333–341], [343], [347], [384]
Ipswich, [118], [217], [376], [388]
Irving, Washington, [339]
Iseldon. See Islington
Isle of Wight, the, [237]
Islington (Iseldon), [176], [193], [194], [291], [310], [356], [387]
Jackman, the, [386]
Jenkinson, A., [222], [224], [234], [235]
Jewel, Bishop, [162]
Jews, [204], [238–240]
Joan of Kent, [47]
Joan, Sister, [114]
Johnson, Richard, [254]
Jonson, Ben, [151], [163], [228], [247], [272], [294], [296], [297], [303], [307], [338], [339], [340], [388]
Jordan, Thomas, [264]
Journeymen, [218], [219]
Judd, A., [376]
Jugglers, [273]
Juries, [13], [14], [42], [61], [62]
Katherine of Aragon, [9], [38], [134]
Keats, [340]
Keble, A., [376]
Kenilworth, [85]
Kent Street, [384]
Kentish Town, [416]
Kildare, Earl of, [30]
Kime, John, [391–393]
King John’s Palace, [181]
King’s bed, the, [282], [283]
King’s Court, punishment in, [382], [384]
King’s Evil, the, [164]
King’s Lynn, [217]
King’s Manor, [48]
King’s Mews, the, [205]
King’s Wardrobe, the, [181]
Kingston on Thames, [375]
Kissing, [286], [287], [312]
Knight, William, [205]
Knights of the Garter, [16]
Knoles, Thomas, [375]
Kynchen Cove, the, [387]
Kynchen Morte, the, [387]
Labrador, [389]
Lamb’s Conduit, [377]
Lambarde, William, [102]
Lambe, W., [377]
Lambert, [31]
Lambert, William, [377]
Lambeth, [155]
Lambeth Palace, [33]
Lancaster, [218]
Lane, Sir Robert, his Company, [350]
Laneden, T., [136]
Langbourne, Ward of, [76]
Langdon, Essex, [155]
Langland, Bishop, [115]
Langton, [284]
Large, Sir Robert, [182]
Latimer, [21], [46], [133], [140], [371], [372]
Launceston, [218]
Leadenhall, [42], [83], [358], [362]
Leadenhall Market, [43]
Leadenhall Street, [20], [43]
Leake, W., [246]
Leedes, William, [222]
Leicester, [218], [376]
Leicester, Earl of, [77], [85], [356–358], [391];
his Company, [345], [351]
Leigh, Gerard, [356]
Lent, [151]
Leominster, [388]
Levant Company, the, [222], [237]
Lever, [371], [372]
Lewes, [218]
Libraries, [129]
Lilly, William, [165]
Lilypot Lane, [201]
Limehouse, [174], [191]
Lime Street, [142]
Lime Street, Ward of, [76]
Lincoln, [217], [376]
Lincoln, the Earl of, [389]
Lincoln, John, [24–26]
Lincoln’s Inn, [166]
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [291]
Ling, [246]
Lingard, [143]
Liskeard, [218]
Litany, the, [145]
Literature, [244–258], [284], [285], [384]
Liverpool, [218]
Lofken, John, [375]
Lollardry, [33], [45], [110], [260]
Lombard Street, [24], [181], [215], [219], [403]
Lombardi, [203], [221]
London archers, [355]
London, Bishop of, [246]
London Bridge, [83], [203], [204], [259], [263], [313], [339], [397]
London Cries, [83]
London, growth of, [83]
London, military state of, [75], [76]
London, population of, [76], [77]
London, Port of, [240]
London Stone, [155], [203], [337]
London Wall, [171–176], [188], [193], [201]
London Worthies, the, [254–257]
Long Lane, [44]
Lord Admiral’s Company, the, [350]
Lord Chamberlain, the, [16], [39], [327], [328], [329], [345];
his Company, [350]
Lord Mayor, the, [5], [10], [12], [13], [16], [24], [26], [27], [37], [38], [39], [40], [41], [43], [44], [46], [49], [52], [53], [61], [62], [74], [78], [83], [86], [91], [98], [100], [151], [152], [209–215], [264], [265], [313], [317], [324], [328], [342], [345], [373], [387], [397]
Lord Mayor’s Show, [264], [265]
Lord of Misrule, [288]
Lostwithiel, [218]
Lothbury, [44], [337]
Lotteries, [365]
Low, Simon, [391–393]
Ludgate Hill, [83]
Ludlow, [217], [377]
Lunebourg Table, the, [103]
Lydgate, [247]
Lyme, [217]
Lynn, [376]
Lynn Bishop, [217]
Lynne, William, [220]
Lyzarde, N., [260]
Machyn, Henry, [139], [154], [215], [313], [387]
Maidstone, [203], [377]
Maitland, [13], [15], [43], [49], [54], [74], [157], [212], [323], [325], [344], [384]
Maldon, [218]
Maleverer, H., [257]
Malpas, Philip, [375]
Malt, Isabel, [58]
Malt, Timothy, [59]
Malyns, [238]
Manorial system, the, [194], [216]
Maps of London, [185], [194], [417]
March, the old English, [317], [318]
Marching Watch, the, [49], [362], [363]
Margaret, Princess, [10]
Marine Insurance, [221]
Market gardens, [294]
Markets and fairs, [48], [62], [63], [83]
Markham, Gervase, [270]
Marlborough, [388]
Marlowe, [247]
Marriages, [311], [312]
Marshal, the, [382]
Marston, [247], [248], [265]
Martin, Sir R., [403]
Mary, Queen—and the Act of Succession, [38];
enters London, [52], [53];
and the City, [52], [53], [54], [62];
coronation, [53];
the Spanish match, [53], [54], [59];
and Parliament, [56];
and the French War, [62];
loans, [62], [68];
death, [63];
burial, [67];
and monasteries, [68];
her appetite, [292]
Mary, Queen of Scots, [51], [83]
Masques, [351], [352]
Massam, William, [210]
Massinger, [247]
Master-cook, the, [382]
Maundy, the, [100]
May Day, [358–360]
Mead, [300]
Meat Market, [339]
Medicine, profession of, [30]
Merchants, [196], [217], [271], [272], [276], [306], [341];
houses, [276]
Meteren, E. van, [269]
Micklethwaite, T. T., [144]
Middlemore, [136]
Middleton, William, [246]
Midsummer Watch, [360], [363]
Milbourne, J., [376]
Mile End, [37], [148], [320]
Mile End Green, [351]
Miles Lane, [339]
Millbank, [194]
Miller, Simon, [138]
Mincing Lane, [78]
Miracle plays, [343], [356]
Missenden, Abbey of, [116]
Misson, [287]
Monasteries, the—disrepute of, [110], [123];
dissolution of, [112], [117], [118], [120], [121], [122], [124], [125], [126–132], [143], [144], [148], [155], [200];
wealth of, [112], [113], [119], [123], [172];
morality of, [114], [115], [116], [117];
libraries, [129], [257], [258];
hospitals, [130];
and the poor, [130], [131], [155], [172]
Monastic Houses, [28], [30], [68], [369], [370], [374], [375];
Austin Friars, [120], [174], [186];
St. Bartholomew’s, [120], [132], [174], [176], [185], [194];
Bermondsey, [6], [186];
Black Friars, [68], [119], [186];
the Charter House, [119], [185], [194];
the Church House, [174];
Clerkenwell Nunnery, [185], [195];
Cotham Nunnery, [116];
Crutched Friars, [119], [142], [172], [174], [186];
Daventry, [118];
Eastminster, [119], [172], [174], [185];
Elsing Spital, [174];
Elstow, [115];
Fratres de Sacca, [182];
Grey Friars, [37], [119], [132], [171], [174], [176], [186];
St. Helen’s, [119], [122], [172], [174], [186];
Holy Trinity, [119], [130], [172], [174], [186];
Holywell, [120], [174], [192], [346];
St. James’ on the Wall, [174], [377];
Jesus Commons, [122];
St. John’s Priory, [185], [194];
St Katherine’s by the Tower, [172], [191];
Knights Hospitallers, [174], [176];
St. Mary of Bethlehem, [132], [185];
St. Mary Spital, [174], [185], [192], [193];
Minoresses, [120];
Papey, [174];
St. Peter’s, Westminster, [122];
Poor Clares, [172], [174];
Studley, [116];
St. Thomas’s, [132];
White Friars, [120], [174], [185]
Money-lending, [238–240], [288]
Monks, the ejected, [122]
Monkwell Street, [201], [377]
Monopolies, [233], [238]
Monoux, Sir G., [27], [219], [376]
Montague, Lord, [63], [234]
Montgomery, [218]
Moore, John, [159], [160]
Moorfields, [36], [42], [185], [193], [194], [272], [355]
Moorgate, [201]
More, Bishop, [32]
More, Sir T., [30], [111], [112], [133], [136], [152], [186–190], [371]
More, Sir W., [284]
Morice, Peter, [397]
Moro, Antonio, [260]
Morris, Thomas, [397]
Mortlake, [238]
Moryson, Fynes, [228], [333], [335]
Mundy, Sir John, [24], [25]
Music, [262], [277], [290], [294], [338], [340]
Muswell Hill, [36], [40], [44]
Nailer, Henry, [391–393]
Nash, [248]
Nevill, Colonel John, [292]
Newbery, John, [222]
Newbury, [388]
Newcastle, [217], [376]
Newdigate, [136]
New Fish Street, [337], [360]
Newgate Market, [337]
Newhall, Essex, [52]
New North Road, [356]
Newport, [218]
New Radnor, [218]
New St. Christopher’s Alley, [220]
Newton, Sir J., [165]
New Year’s gifts, [102]
Nichols, J. G., [259]
Nicolas, A., [376]
Noblemen’s houses, [97]
Noble Street, [201]
Nonconformists, [59], [144]
Nonsuch, [86], [260]
Norfolk, Duke of, [26]
North, Lord, [58]
Northampton, [217], [376]
Northumberland, Duke of, [51]
Northumberland House, [181]
Norton, [246]
Norton Folgate, [192]
Norwich, [203], [217], [237], [376]
Nostradamus, [165]
Nottingham, [217]
Noyes, J., [137], [138]
Nucius, Nicander, [287]
Oat Lane, [201]
Observant Friars, [135], [136]
Offley, H., [351]
Old Baily, the, [159]
Old Change, [158]
Old Fish Street, [337]
Old Jewry, [182]
Ordeal by battle, [391–393]
Order of Communion, the, [144]
Ordinaries, [294], [301], [302]
Ordish, M., [273]
Ormes, Cicely, [138]
Ormond, T., [136]
Osborne, Richard, [212]
Osborne, Sir E., [210], [212]
Oxenham, Sir J., [182]
Oxford, [6], [118], [142], [217], [376], [388]
Oxford, Earl of, [39]
Oxford, University of, [261]
Pageants, [20], [22], [23], [37–40], [51], [53], [63], [67], [86–96], [183], [211], [212], [263–265], [362], [363], [400], [401]
Painting, [258–260]
Palls, [315]
Paramore, Thomas, [391–393]
Pardon Churchyard, [180]
Paris Gardens, [74], [203], [346], [347], [352]
Parishes, [148];
officers, [373];
All Hallows the Great, [34];
St. Andrew’s, Holborn, [34];
St. Andrew Undershaft, [259];
St. Dunstan’s in the East, [34];
St. Faith’s, [377];
St. Giles’s, Cripplegate, [77];
St. Leonard’s, Shoreditch, [388];
St. Martin’s, [34], [148];
St. Mary le Bow, [34];
St. Paul’s, [34];
St. Peter’s, Cornhill, [34]
Parker, Archbishop, [155], [340]
Parker, Henry, [260]
Parker, Sir H., [281]
Parliament, [38], [48], [56]
Parrat, Sir John, [90], [93]
Parry, William, [81]
Parsons, [72]
Paternoster Row, [273]
Patrick, friar, [9]
Paul’s Churchyard, [93]
Paul’s Cross, [77], [78], [160], [178], [180], [342]
Paul’s Gate, [362]
Paul’s Walk, [347]
Pawnbroking, [238]
Peele, [247], [248], [365]
Pembroke, [218]
Pembroke, Earl of, [51], [62];
his Company, [350]
Penbrooke, Simon, [164]
Penni, B., [260]
Pepwell, Henry, [246]
Perlin, Stephen, [190], [191]
Persecution, religious, [31], [33], [34], [47], [58], [112], [133–142], [160], [161]
Petty Almaigne, [204]
Petty Flanders, [204]
Petty France, [44], [204]
Philip of Spain, [61]
Philpot, Archdeacon, [140]
Philpot, John, [375]
Philpot, Mayor, [227], [254], [257]
Philpot, Somerset Herald, [330]
Physicians, [143]
Physicians, College of, [30]
Picard, Henry, [255]
Pickpockets, School of, [384]
Pie Powder, Court of, [48]
Pilchard, Henry, [255]
Pilgrimage of Grace, the, [39]
Pillory, the, [20]
Pimlico, [310]
“Pink,” 259
Pirates, [82], [217], [222], [236], [257]
Plague, the, [9], [29], [40], [147], [200], [216], [344], [369], [374]
Plants, London, [404], [405]
Plate, [283], [284]
Players, [97], [349], [350]
Plays, ownership of, [350];
price of, [350]
Plymouth, [43], [78], [218]
Poetry, [175]
Poets, Elizabethan, [247], [248]
Pole, Cardinal, [58]
Polley, M., [136]
Ponsonby, [246]
Pontefract, [217]
Poole, [217]
Poole, Sir J., [150], [151]
Poor, the, [130], [131], 366–378;
poorhouses, [41], [48];
overseers of, [373];
relief of, [368], [371–375]
Pope, the, claims of, [111];
and Queen Elizabeth, [70–72]
Population, [200]
Portsmouth, [217]
Portsoken, Ward of, [76], [172], [194]
Portuguese, [203]
Poultry, the, [180]
Prayer Book, the, [144]
Press, censorship of, [245], [246]
Presteign, [218]
Preston, [218]
Printing, [244–246], [272]
Prisons—Bridewell, [48], [159], [327], [373], [386], [387];
Clink, [347];
Compters, [25], [43], [63];
Debtors’, [130], [288];
Houses of Correction, [368], [373], [374];
King’s Bench, [48], [222];
Ludgate, [16], [222], [331], [376];
Marshalsea, [12], [48], [59], [159], [160], [222], [388], [390];
St. Martin’s, [25];
Newgate, [24], [25], [28], [44], [71], [80], [133], [134], [140], [142], [160], [176], [222];
Poultry Compter, [25], [222];
the Tower, [6], [8], [25], [38], [44], [136], [388];
Wood Street Compter, [25], [159], [222]
Privy Council, the, [373], [374]
Protestantism, [98], [121], [127], [133], [136–142], [146], [148]
Provost-Marshal, the, [326]
Prygger of Prauncers, the, [386]
Prynne, [343]
Punishments, [147], [155], [159], [160], [161], [273], [274], [325], [367], [368], [370], [371], [372], [373], [379–384], [386], [387], [388], [391]
Puritans, [74], [121], [127], [128], [148], [262], [273], [312]
Pynson, R., [244], [246]
Queenborough, [217]
Queen Elizabeth’s Bath, [205]
Queenhithe, Ward of, [76]
Rabelais, [111], [258]
Raleigh, Sir W., [222], [247]
Ramsay, M., [376]
Randoll, William, [164]
Ratcliff, [174], [191], [227], [233], [390]
Rawson, R., [376]
Reading, [376]
Rebellions, [47], [53], [54], [62], [83]
Recorder, the, [16], [37], [50], [91], [210], [328], [387]
Recusants, [143]
Red Cross Street, [77]
Redman, Robert, [246]
Redriff, [227]
Reformation, the, [45], [46], [112]
Revenge, the, [228]
Rich, Barnaby, [247]
Rich, Lord, [388]
Richard of Almayn, [116]
Richmond, [16]
Richmond Palace, [86]
Ridley, [46], [48], [133], [140]
Riots, [13], [23–26], [37], [41], [57], [58], [243], [326], [387]
Rochester, [217]
Rochford, Lord, [30]
Rochford, Lady, [30]
Rogers, Dr. John, [46], [58], [140]
Roman Catholics, [70], [143], [144]
Roman Catholic emissaries, [71–74], [81]
Roman Church, the, [4], [40], [112], [113]
Rome, commerce with, [43]
Roundels, [293]
Rowe, Sir T., [376], [377]
Rowlands, [384]
Rozmital, Leo von, [286]
Rushes, floors covered with, [276]
Russia Company, the, [82], [234–236]
Russia, trade with, [222]
Rutland, Earl of, [39]
Sackvile, [247]
Sackville, Sir R., [68]
St. David’s, [58]
St. Donanverdh, [116]
St. Erkenwald, [257]
St. George’s Fields, [386]
St. Giles’, [215]
St. Helen’s Place, [201]
St. James’s Palace, [86]
St. James’s Park, [363]
St. John’s Street, [44]
St. Katherine’s, [288]
St. Katherine’s Precinct, [185]
St. Magnus Corner, [203]
St. Martin’s-le-Grand, [42]
St. Michael’s Churchyard, [338]
St. Michael’s Lane, [339]
St. Pancras, [194]
St. Paul’s Churchyard, [71], [180], [246], [273], [340]
St. Peter, Manor of, [194]
St. Quentin, [62]
St. Thomas à Becket, [232], [254], [257], [375]
Salisbury, [7], [217], [263], [376]
Salisbury, Lady, [30]
Sanctuary, [155]
Sanctuary, Westminster, [363]
Sands, Dr., [59]
Sandwich, [203], [237]
Sandys, [153]
Sanitation, [13], [29], [30], [40], [42]
Saunders, Lawrence, [58]
Savage, Mr., [68]
Savoy, Duke of, [62]
Savoy, Palace of, [48], [181]
Savoy, the, [203]
Saxe-Weimar, Duke of, [228]
Scarborough, [217], [388]
Schools, [260], [261], 376–378;
St. Anthony’s, [74], [148];
of London, [35], [222];
Sir Humphrey Gilbert’s, [398];
Grammar Schools, [34], [35];
Gresham College, [181], [182], [221], [222];
Grey Friars, [48];
Merchant Taylors’, [376], [377];
St. Paul’s, [93], [376];
Westminster Abbey, [155];
Whittington College, [74]
Seething Lane, [142], [182]
Sentree, the, [337]
Serjeant-at-Arms, [43]
Serjeant of the Ewry, [382]
Serjeant Farrier, [382]
Serjeant of the Cellar, [382]
Serjeant of the Larder, [382]
Serjeant of the Pantry, [384]
Serjeant of the Poultry, [382]
Serjeant of the Woodyard, [382]
Sermons, [149], [153], [154], [178], [254]
Servants, [271], [273], [275], [276], [309]
Sessions of Peace, [42]
Sevenoake, W., [256]
Seymour, Lady Jane, [126]
Seymours, the, [47]
Shakespeare, [203], [238], [246], [247], [278], [281], [282], [287], [338], [340], [346], [349], [350]
Sharpe, [53], [74], [77]
Shaston, [218]
Shaw, Sir John, [209]
Shene, [8]
Shene House, [68]
Sheppey, Isle of, [391]
Sherborne, [218]
Sheriffs, [8], [12], [37], [42–44], [71], [210], [302], [309]
Sheriff Hutton Castle, [4], [5]
Sherrington’s Library, [180]
Shipping, increase of, [240]
Shirley, [264]
Shoe Lane, [44], [244]
Shops, [83], [84], [191], [198], [199], [200], [272], [276], [310], [403]
Shop Signs, [273]
Shoreditch, [5], [44], [192], [193], [194], [356], [388]
Shrewsbury, [217], [376]
Shrewsbury, Earl of, [26], [214]
Sidney, Sir W., [43]
Silk, trade in, [235]
Simnel, Lambert, [6]
Skelton, [247], [248]
Skogan, [248], [365]
Smithfield, [34], [44], [47], [58], [59], [68], [134], [139], [140], [142], [160], [176], [185], [191], [203], [355]
Smyth, Henry, [246]
Soames, Richard, [397]
Soldiers, [316–322]
Somerset House, [67], [100]
Somerset, Protector, [49], [51]
Somerton, [218]
Southampton, [203], [217], [233], [376]
Southwark, [16], [48], [164], [346], [347], [378], [384], [390]
Spain, plots from, [80];
immigrants from, [80]
Spain, war with, [43]
Spaniards in London, [59], [61]
Spencer, Gabriel, [388]
Spenser, Edmund, [247]
Spital sermon, [24]
Squirrel, the, [227]
Stadlow, George, [49]
Stafford, [217]
Standish, Dr., [24]
Staple Inn, [232], [333]
Star Chamber, [32], [62]
Steelyard, the, [13], [82], [100], [417]
Stocker, Sir W., [5]
Stocks, the, [362]
Stockwood, John, [342]
Stoddart, George, [240]
Stodie, Doll, [256]
Stone House, the, [181]
Storey, Dr. John, [81]
Stow, [117], [118], [171–183], [191], [248], [265], [313], [320], [338], [347], [358], [360], [362], [375], [389], [390], [403]
Strand, [38], [44], [186], [337]
Strange, Lord, his Company, [350]
Stratford, [217]
Stratford-at-Bow, [140], [142]
Streets—state of, [29], [30], [191], [199];
games in, [273]; paving of, [44];
performances in, [273];
policing of, [63], [324]
Street Cries, [198]
Streets (Strettes) Guillim, [260]
Strype, [327]
Stubbes, Philip, [153], [156], [166], [271], [287], [288], [289], [290], [305], [310], [359], [374], [375]
Suburbs, [44], [200]
Succession, Act of, of 1534, [38]
Suckley, H., [43]
Suffolk, Duchess of, [100]
Suffolk, Duke of, [26], [39], [48]
Sumptuary laws, [310]
Sun Street, [397]
Sunday, observance of, [154], [273], [289], [343], [344], [345], [352]
Superstition, [162–167], [306], [307]
Surrey, Earl of, [26], [30]
Sussex, Earl of, [39];
his Company, [350]
Sutton Valence, [377]
Swan Alley, [220]
Swansea, [218]
Swearing, [285], [286]
Sweating sickness, [5], [29], [47]
Sword-stands, [214]
Sylvester, [247]
Symon, Sir R., [6]
Syon House, [68]
Talismans, [164], [165]
Tarleton, [248]
Tate, John, [376]
Taunton, [218]
Tavistock, [218]
Taxes, [40], [42], [48], [217], [372], [373]
Taylor, John, [240]
Taylor, Rowland, [58]
Temple, the, [203], [356], [386]
Tenby, [218]
Terling, Levina, [258], [260]
Thames, River, [11], [39], [67], [86], [100], [186], [194], [197], [211], [288], [351], [389], [397]
Thames Street, [13], [181], [197], [360]
Theatres, [175], [176], [240], [273], [288], [289], [331], 342–365;
interior of, [348], [349];
Curtain, [343], [346];
Fortune, [346];
Globe, [241], [346], [347];
Hope, [347];
Rose, [241], [347];
Swan, [241], [347];
The Theatre, [343], [346];
Whitehall, [349]
Theobalds, [85]
Thorne, George, [391–393]
Thorpe, [246]
Throgmorton, Nicholas, [61], [62], [157]
Tilbury, [77]
Tithes, [28]
Tobacco, [181], [285], [348], [354]
Tombs, [146]
Torture, [31], [72]
Tothill Fields, [391]
Toto, Antonio, [260]
Tottell, Richard, [246], [340]
Tottenham Court, [416]
Tower, the, [25], [39], [49], [67], [96], [99], [203], [263]
Tower Ditch, [42], [194]
Tower Hill, [9], [59], [130], [326], [390]
Tower Postern, [42]
Tower Royal, the, [181], [203]
Tower Stairs, [417]
Tower Street, [96]
Tower Street, Ward of, [76]
Towns, dilapidated state of, [217], [218]
Trade—revival of in sixteenth century, [18], [197], 219–237;
and the Spanish War, [43];
decay of, 216–219;
restrictions on, [62], [63], [84];
and Queen Elizabeth, [83];
foreign trade, [83], [230–237], 241–243;
and aliens, [237–242];
and monopolies, [233], [238];
money-lending, [238–240], [288];
commercial treaties, [242]
Trafalgar Square, [205]
Trained Bands, [16], [39], [76–78], [309]
Trees, [201]
Truro, [218]
Tudson, J., [136]
Tumblers, [273]
Turberville, [8]
Turkey Company, [236], [237]
Tyburn, [7], [9], [32], [59], [71]
Uniformity, Act of, [69]
Upright Men, the, [384], [387]
Usk, [218]
Usury, [238]
Uxbridge, [140]
Vagrants, [370–373]
Venner, [143]
Vergil, Polydore, [283]
Vestments, [146], [147], [148]
Vintry, the, [337]
Vintry, Ward of, [76]
Volpe, Vincent, [258], [260]
Wade, Christopher, [136]
Wages and salaries, [244], [259], [260], [296], [369]
Walbrook, [140]
Walbrook, River, [188], [194]
Walbrook, Ward of, [76]
Waleys, Mayor, [257]
Walking Morte, the, [387]
Walsingham, Sir F., [124], [182]
Walthamstow, [376]
Walworth, William, [255]
Wandsworth, [238]
Wapping, [227], [288], [370]
Warbeck, Perkin, [6–9]
Warde, [246]
Wardrobe, [201]
Warne, J., [136]
Warren, J., [136]
Warwick, [218], [376], [388]
Warwick, the Earl of, [4], [6], [8], [9], [181];
his Company, [350]
Watchmen, [374]
Water Lane, [44]
Watermen, [240], [241], [389]
Water-supply, [40], [44], [188], [193], [194], [285], [377], [397]
Watling Street, [158]
Wats, T., [136]
Webbe, Sir W., [254]
Weddings, [304], [312], [313]
Welford, Sir T., [326]
Wellington Square, Hoxton, [356]
Wells, river of the, [188]
Wentworth, Lord, [97]
Westchepe, Cross of, [12]
Westchester, [376]
Westminster, [38], [43], [44], [53], [58], [63], [67], [100], [211], [363], [368], [387]
Westminster, Abbot of, [96]
Westminster Hall, [8], [26], [31], [155], [203]
Westminster Palace, [60]
Weymouth, [218]
Whale-fishing, [235]
Wheeler, John, [232]
Whipjack, [386]
Whipping, [59]
Whitchurch, [388]
White, E., [246]
White, Sir Thomas, [256], [376]
Whitechapel, [194]
White Cross Street, [44], [194]
Whitehall, [86], [98], [99], [320]
Whitsuntide, [360], [362]
Whittington, [176], [182], [254], [257], [375]
Wigan, [218]
Wilford, Ralph, [9]
Willesden, [194]
William, Bishop, [98]
Williams, the martyr, [136]
Willoughby, Sir Hugh, [51], [222], [233]
Wiltshire, Earl of, [26], [39]
Wimbledon, Lord, [317]
Winchelsea, [217]
Winchester, [7], [217], [376]
Windows, [276]
Windsor, [51], [241]
Windsor Castle, [86]
Wine, [43], [180], [190], [210], [271], [292], [293], [294], [300], [334], [337]
Wise, [246]
Witchcraft, [82], [163–164]
Wither, George, [265]
Wolsey, Cardinal, [23], [24], [26], [27], [42], [43], [112], [118], [119], [155], [283], [286]
Women—position of wives, [269], [270], [271];
dress, [270], [271];
ostentation of, [272];
amusements, [273];
and smoking, [285]
Wood, Anthony à, [156], [261]
Wood, Thomas, [403]
Wootton Bassett, [388]
Worcester, [217], [376]
Worcester, Earl of, [39];
his Company, [350]
Worsley, [260]
Wotton, [384]
Wright, Andrew, [259], [260]
Wurtemberg, Duke of, [203]
Wyatt’s Rebellion, [53], [54], [62]
Wych Street, [44]
Wyclyf, [4], [123]
Wyndham, [388]
Wynkyn de Worde, [244]
Wythypool, P., [27], [28]
Yeoman of the Chandry, [382]
Yeoman of the Scullery, [382]
Yeomen of the Guard, [5]
Yeomen of the Laundry, [100]
York, [217]
York Castle, [239]
York, John, [49]

THE END

Printed by R. & R. Clark, Limited, Edinburgh.

From a facsimile reproduction of the original map by Edward J. Francis, in the possession of John C. Francis.

Lithographed by W. & A. K. Johnston Limited Edinburgh & London

LONDON IN THE TIME OF THE TUDORS.
A REPRODUCTION, REDUCED, OF THE MAP BY RALPH AGAS, CIRCA 1560.
MAP ACCOMPANYING “LONDON IN THE TIME OF THE TUDORS BY SIR WALTER BESANT, PUBLISHED BY ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, 1904

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