Страница - 105Страница - 107- Katharine of Aragon, Marriage of, [129]
- Katharine of Valois, [56]-[60]
- Kennington, Richard II.'s connection with, [81]-[88]
- — Palace, [69], [73];
- Kings and Princes connected with Kennington, [81]
- King's Bench Prison, [272], [274]
- Lady Fair or Southwark Fair, [179]-[185]
- Lambeth Palace, [109]
- — — visited by Royalty, [114]
- Langton, Stephen, [118]
- Legend of Awdry, [15]
- 'Le Loke,' [64]
- 'Liberties' of South London, [48]
- 'Liberty' Prisons, [49]
- London and Southwark, Difference between, [22]
- — as a Port, [10]
- — attacked by Bastard of Falconbridge, [154]-[156]
- — Original Site of, [23]
- — Site of, from the Causeway, [7]
- — Third Siege of, by Danes, [36], [37]
- Long Barn, The, [70], [73], [75]
- Lord Mayor's Pageants, [133]
- Maitland's Discovery of Cnut's Canal, [38]
- Manor of Lambeth, [117]
- Marian Persecution, St. Mary Overies connected with, [199]-[204]
- Marriages and Burials in St. Mary Overies, [64]
- — at St. Mary Overies, [192], [193]
- Marsh, Great South, [2]
- — Islands in, [2]
- Marshalsea, [279]
- Memories of Greenwich, [98], [99]
- Mint Street, Southwark, Sanctuary at, [242], [246]
- Monastic Houses, [50]
- Montagu Close, Southwark, [242]
- Monuments in St. Mary Overies, [196]-[198]
- Morden College, [239]
- Origin of Settlements in South London, [17]
- Owen Tudor, [56]-[60]
- Paris Gardens, [215]
- — — Baiting at, [212]
- Parish Clerks, Company of, [210]
- Parliament at Lambeth Palace, [113]
- Pax Romana, [17], [43]
- Payn, John, [147], [151]
- Peckham Rye, [312]
- Penge Common, [312]
- Philanthropic Work, [324]
- Pilgrimage a Mockery, [165], [166]
- — Insignia of, [157]
- Pilgrimages, Choice of, [159], [160]
- Pilgrims starting from Southwark, [158]
- Playhouses in Southwark, [220]
- Pleasure Gardens, [282]-[288]
- Poets of South London, [224], [225]
- Population, Increase in, [316], [317]
- Priory of St. Mary Overies, [192]
- Prisons of the Liberties, [49]
- Processions in Southwark, [124]
- Punishments ordered by the Church, [68]
- Puritan Effect on Theatres, [221], [222]
- Ravensbourne, [2], [3]
- Red Cross Gardens, [315]
- — House Tavern, [304]
- Remains of Eltham Palace, [94]
- Richard II. at Kennington Palace, [81], [82]
- River, First Embankment of, [11], [12]
- — Wall removed, [28]
- Roger of Wendover's Chronicle, [21]
- Roman Connection with Causeway, [6]
- — Method of Building Bridges, [28]
- — Remains in South London, [14]-[16]
- — — at St. Saviour's Grammar School, [15]
- — Trajectus, [10]
- Rotherhithe, [305]
- Royal Houses, [69]
- — Manor, Valuation of, [72], [73]
- Royalty at Eltham Palace, [92]
- Rum, [10]
- Sanctuaries, Later, [241]
- Sanctuary at Southwark, [243]
- — at New Mint, [246]
- Savoy Dock, [230]
- Settlements in South London, Origin of, [17]
- Show Folk of Bankside, [206]
- Site of London from Causeway, [7]
- — of Original London, [23]
- Snorro, Thirlesen, [22]
- Society in the Borough, [261]
- South London, Extent of, [2]
- — — deserted, [20], [21]
- — — named Southwark by Saxons, [2]
- — — in Ruins and deserted, [31]
- — — Earliest Map of, [47]
- — — of To-day, [301]
- Southwark, Conditions of Existence, [12], [13]
- — and London, Difference between, [22]
- — Fair or Lady Fair, [179]-[185]
- — Famous Inns, [16]
- — without a Wall, [17]
- Stage Coaches, Start of, [258], [259]
- St. Mary Overies, [191]
- — — — Dock, [10]
- — — — Marriages at, [192], [193]
- — — — reconstructed, [195], [196]
- — — — connected with Marian Persecution, [199]-[204]
- — — — in Recent Times, [205]
- St. Peter-on-the-Wall Chapel, [4]
- St. Saviour's Abbey, [51]
- St. Thomas's Hospital, [64]
- — — — Foundation of, [66]
- — — — Roman Remains in, [15], [16]
- 'Stonegate,' [6]
- Stubbs, History by, [1]
- Swegen and Olaf, Alliance of, [33]-[37]