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Stowe's Monument, in North Aisle of St. Andrew Undershaft2
Roman Marble Sarcophagus. Guildhall4
Statues of Mercury, Apollo, and Jupiter or Neptune: found in the Thames, 18376
Bronze Articles for Domestic Use8
Bronze Fibulæ and other Ornaments: found in London11
Roman Pavement: Leadenhall Street14
Bronze Bust of the Emperor Hadrian: found in the Thames. British Museum17
A Bit of Roman Wall. From a Photograph by W. H. Grove, 174 Brompton Road20
Lamps and Lamp-stand23
Sepulchral Cists, etc.: found in Warwick Square, Newgate Street, 1881. British Museum32
Roman Keys. Guildhall34
Toilet Articles—Hair-pins; Hair-pin (Sarina, Wife of Hadrian); Bone Comb and Case (Cloakham); Bone Comb (Lower Thames Street)36
Statuettes: found in Thames Street, 1889. Guildhall39
Roman Amphoræ41
London Stone, Cannon Street, as it appeared in 180045
Battle between Two Armed Knights49
River Tilting in the Twelfth Century52
Crypt: Remains of the Collegiate Church of St. Martin-le-Grand, N.E.54
The Founder's Tomb, St. Bartholomew the Great, E.C., founded 112357
South Ambulatory, Church of St. Bartholomew, founded 112361
St. Katherine's by the Tower64
Interior of the Church of St. Katherine's by the Tower65
Dowgate Dock68
St. Saviour's Dock70
North-east View of St. Saviour's73
Plan of Saxon Church, Bradford-on-Avon76
Saxon Church, Seventh or Eighth Century, Bradford-on-Avon77
Sculptured Angel, Saxon Church78
View of Interior of Saxon Church, showing very remarkable Chancel Arch and Entrance79
First Stone London Bridge, begun A.D. 117682
Crypt, or Lower Chapel, of St. Thomas's Church, London Bridge84
West Front of Chapel on London Bridge85
Part of London Wall in the Church-yard of St. Giles, Cripplegate88
Entrance to Knights Hospitallers90
Buildings of Knights Hospitallers91
Crypt in Bow Church, from the North Side, near the East End of the Nave95
Interior of Porch of the Parish Church of St. Alphege, London Wall, formerly the Chapel of the Priory of St. Elsynge Spital97
The Arms and Seals of the Prior and Convent of St. Saviour at Bermondsey101
A City Monument107
Ruins (1790) of the Nunnery of St. Helen, Bishopsgate Street110
St. Helen's, Bishopsgate113
South-west View of the Interior of the Church of St. Helen, Bishopsgate Street116
Church of St. Augustin (St. Austin)119
Church of Austin Friars122
Christ's Hospital, from the Cloisters126
The Charter House130
Ruins of the Convent of Nuns Minories, 1810133
Bow Church, Mile End Road137
North-east View of Waltham Abbey Church, Essex140
Waltham Abbey Church, Essex, before Restoration145
Porch of St. Sepulchre's Church148
South View of the Palace of the Bishops of Winchester, near St. Saviour's151
Charing Cross. Erected by Edward I. in memory of Queen Eleanor of Castile156
Church of St. Paul's before the Fire158
Monuments of St. Paul's which survived the Fire (east end of North Crypt)160
Ancient North-east View of Bishopsgate Street162
The College of Arms, or Herald's Office164
Bridewell165
View of the Savoy from the Thames165
View of the South Front of Baynard's Castle, about 1640167
View of Cold Harbor, in Thames Street, about 1600171
Crosby House, Bishopsgate Street173
Interior of Crosby Hall175
Interior of part of Crosby Hall, called the Council Room, looking East178
Gateway, etc., in Crosby Square (now destroyed)180
Crosby Hall183
North-east View of Crosby Hall, showing part of the Interior of the Great Hall187
Gerrard's Hall191
Bridewell Palace, about 1660, with the Entrance to the Fleet River, part of the Black Friars, etc.195
The Thames Front, A.D. 1540197
Ancient Court of Bridewell Palace201
Old Charing Cross216
The Strand (1547), with the Strand Cross, Covent Garden, and the Procession of Edward VI. to his Coronation at Westminster241
Arms of Sir Richard Whittington244
Arms granted to the Craft of the Ironmongers of London by Lancaster King of Arms, A.D. 1466246
Guildhall, King Street, London248
Blackwell Hall, King Street251
Ancient Plate254
The Conduit, near Bayswater257
South-east View of Stepney Church259
Boar in Eastcheap264
The View of London Bridge from East to West271
The Pool275
Burghley House283
Ilford Almshouses287
Old Tavern289
Front of Sir Paul Pinder's House, on the West Side of Bishopsgate Street Without291
The Royal Exchange, Cornhill295
The Steel Yard, etc., Thames Street, after the Great Fire of 1666299
Collegii Greshamensis a Latere Occidentali Prospectus A.D. 1739302
Curious Pump305
Newgate315
Sign of the Three Kings, Bucklersbury321
The Manner of Burning Anne Askew, John Lacels, John Adams, and Nicolas Belenian, with certane of ye Counsell sitting in Smithfield326
Old Fountain Inn in the Minories. Taken down in 1793329
South-west View of an Ancient Structure in Ship Yard, Temple Bar335
Obsequies of Sir Philip Sidney341
Dr. Shaw preaching at St. Paul's Cross347
The Old Bull and Mouth Inn, St. Martin's-le-Grand. Now pulled down353
Globe Theatre357
Inside of the Red Bull Playhouse359
South View of Falcon Tavern, on the Bank Side, Southwark, as it appeared in 1805363
Palace of Whitehall in the Reign of James II.373
Hungerford Market380
Cheapside382
Fleet Street385
Below Bridge389
Old East India House396
Sion College398
John Bunyan's Meeting-house in Zoar Street401
Old Grocers' Hall, used for Bank of England403
London after the Fire405
Old St. Paul's, with the Porch of Inigo Jones411
Houses in St. Katherine's. Pulled down in 1827432
Lud Gate435
Davenant's School439
Sign444
St. Dunstan's in the West445
Approach to London Bridge447
Above Bridge452
St. James's Palace—March of the Guards456
Ranelagh459
North View of the Marshalsea, Southwark461
Charing Cross463
A Dish of Tea469
Visiting Card478
Vauxhall481
Sir John Fielding's Court, Bow Street487
Interior of St. Stephen, Walbrook491
Concert Ticket493
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