Index.
Reading edition
Abbey of St. Mary of Graces, 208;
abbots of, 216
Aldgate, 22;
churches, 181;
attacked, 192;
barons in, 190
Aldersgate Street, 118;
Aldersgate, 24;
churches, etc., 123
Amusements, 285
Anne of Bohemia, 55
Annesley, Samuel, 112
Artillery company, 93
Audley, Sir Thomas, 193
Bailly, Harry, 169
Bakers punished, 48
Bancroft, Francis, 108
Basset, Fulco, 262
Baynard's Castle, 232
Bishop, a brave old London, 262
Bishopgate, 26;
in charge of Hanseatic merchants, 27
Bishopsgate Street, 76
Boadicea, 3
Braybrooke, Robert de, Bishop of London, 249
Brember, Sir Nicholas, 236
Bridgegate, 31
British village, the, 2
Burning heretics, 276
Butchers' price of meat fixed, 290
Canterbury pilgrims, 170
Canute attacks London, 13
Charter, the Conqueror's, 220
Chaucer and the Tabard, 165
Churches, 35, 38, 43, 80, 81, 86, 87, 126, 127, 146, 181, 188, 195
Conduits, 37
Convent of St. Clare, 197
Cooks, 136
Cooper, Sir Astley, 145
Coronation, Queen Eleanor, 44
Cottage hospitals, 195
Cripplegate, 28
Cromwell family, 84-5
Crosses and images burnt, 277
Crosby, Sir John, 99
Crown Field, 36
Curfew, 36, 125
D'Albret, Sir Perducas, 241
Diarist, an old London, 269
Ditch, London, 20
Dowgate, 26
Drowning, execution by, 229
Dunmow flitch, 224
Edward III. in peril, 208-9, 236
Eleanor Cross, the, 38, 71
Excise Office, 159
Executions, 37;
re Wyatt's rebellion, 274
Falcasius and the justice, 250
Fauconbridge, 23
Fires, incendiary, 138;
bellman at, 290
Fitzwalter, Baron, of Baynard's Castle, 219;
service and privileges, 225-6
Foreign merchants, 27, 61-64
Funerals, 278
Gates, 5, 22
Glass, 149
Gloucester, Duke of, 241-4
Gresham, Sir Thomas, 104;
Sir John, funeral, 280
Grossers' Company, 238
Helwood, Peter, 128
Henry III., 46
Henry VI., 56
Henry VIII., 57-60
Hoadley, Benjamin, 148
Holbein, Hans, 189
Holdsworth, Richard, 147
Hostelries, 136-8
Howard, Lord Edward, 65
Houses, historic, 99, 102-4, 106, 131-6, 143-6;
religious, and chapels, 87, 110-11, 113-15, 130, 153
Howell, James, 150
Hurricane, A.D. 1091, 35
Iconoclasm, 276
Inns, 96
Inscription, curious, 10
James I. enters London, 139
Jews, usury, massacre, etc., 49, 50;
synagogue, 115
Joscelyne, Ralph, re walls, 17
Katherine of Valois, 55
Knighten Guild, 185
Knollys, Hansard, 114
Knowles, Sir Robert, 241
Leathersellers' Company, 93;
charters, 94;
halls, 95
Lollards, 259
London, pillaged, 4;
fortified, A.D. 1643, 19;
Roman remains, 77
Longbeard, W. Fitzosbert, 42
Lord Mayor's Day, 66
Louis XIV., anecdote, 91
Lud, King, 25
Ludgate, 25
Lydgate, 39
Machyn, Henry, 269;
diary, extracts from, 274
Marching watch, 56-60
Margaret of Anjou, pageant, 55
Matilda the Fair, 222-3
Matilda, Queen, 179
May Day, the Evil, 62
Mayors and aldermen, 122
Merchants' lecture, 156
Miracle plays, 257
Moorgate, 30
Nevil, Sir Thomas, 192
Newgate, 28;
John Offrem's escape, 29
Norman, Prior, 183, 186
Norman, Sir John, 67
Old Bishopsgate, 116
Old Broad Street, 142;
public buildings in, 161
Old Jewry, 48
Pageants, 55, 68, 281
Pamphlets, 73
Papey, the, 87
Paulet, Sir William, 144
Pawnbrokers, 195
Pestilence, 191
Pickaxe Street, 118
Pillory, 276-7
Pinder, Sir Paul, 101
Pinmakers, 152
Plantagenet, Edmund, 200
Post Office, 99
Praed, 97
'Prentices, 39
Printers and publishers, 140
Priory and Hospital of Bethlehem, 88
Priory and Hospital of the Holy Trinity, 178
Punishment, 287
Radcot Bridge, affair of, 246
Richard II., 237
Riots, goldsmiths' and tailors', 51
Roman Catholicism—Queen Mary—275
Roman remains, 77
Royal Society, the, 105
Seals, St. Helen's, 83;
St. Mary of Graces, 217
Scott, John, D.D., 148
Sildham, 54
St. Augustine's, 153
St. Bartholomew, fracas at, 265
St. Clare, 199
St. Mary Spital, 86
St. Paul's, 256
Tabard, the, 166
Temple Bar, 32
Thames, Valley of the, 1
Tombs, St. Botolph, 81;
St. Helen, 84
Tournament in Cheapside, 52
Traitors' quarters exposed, 122
Tresilian, Sir Robert, 245
Trinity Hall, 129
Tyler, Wat, slain, 240-1
Villeins, 212
Walls of London, 3-18
Walworth, Lord Mayor, 241
Wardhoke, 164
Wesley, John, 130
Wesleys, the, 112
Wife, sale of a, 289
William builds the Tower, 14
Workhouse founded, 107
Wyclif, 254