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  • "Bull" Inn, ii., 119
  • —— in Bishopsgate Street, ii., 121
  • Burbage, James, ii., 45
  • Burleigh Street, ii., 215
  • Burlington House, ii., 53
  • Butler, Samuel, ii., 179
  • Button's Coffee-house, ii., 99
  • Byron, Lord, ii., 180
    • Camden's description of St. Paul's Cathedral, ii., 33
    • Candlewick Street, ii., 213
    • Cannon Street, i., 116
    • Canterbury, William de Corbeil, Archbishop of, i., 68
    • Capital of Kings of Essex, i., 12
    • Cardinal Wolsey, ii., 13
    • —— Wolsey's Palace, i., 116
    • Carlton Club, ii., 108
    • Carpenters' Company, i., 200, 202
    • Carthusian house, first, i., 87
    • —— Order, i., 86
    • Carved woodwork in City Churches, ii., 207
    • Cassius, Dion, i., 3
    • Castle, Baynard, i., 30, 122; ii., 213
    • Castles of earth and timber, Early, i., 49
    • Cathedral, St. Paul's, i., 16, 24
    • "Catherine Wheel" Inn, ii., 123
    • Cedd, St., i., 16
    • Celtic London, i., 1-5
    • —— site of, i., 2
    • Chair in Fishmongers' Hall, ii., 92
    • Chancery, difference between the Inns of Court and, i., 161
    • —— Holborn and the Inns of Court and, i., 149, 177
    • —— Inns of, i., 167
    • —— Lane, i., 133, 153
    • Change, Old, ii., 32
    • Chantry Chapel of St. Bartholomew, built by de Walden, i., 72
    • Chapel, Bridge, ii., 88, 90
    • —— Guildhall, i., 182
    • —— London Bridge, ii., 24
    • —— of St. John, i., 36
    • —— of St. Peter and Vincula, i., 42, 49, 57
    • —— Pardon Churchyard and, i., 88
    • —— Royal, at St. James's Palace, ii., 12
    • —— Savoy, ii., 4
    • "Chapter" Coffee-house, ii., 137, 139
    • Charing Cross, the "Rummer" in, ii., 179
    • —— "Three Tuns" at, ii., 71
    • Charles I. a prisoner in St. James's Palace, ii., 9
    • —— his execution, ii., 10
    • Charles II. and th 187@48187-h@48187-h-7.htm.html#Page_146" class="pginternal">146
    • Coin, clipping or "sweating," i., 109
    • Coins found in the Thames, i., 10
    • Colchester keep, compared with the keep of the Tower, i., 33
    • Cold Harbour Gate, i., 41
    • Colechurch, Peter of, ii., 85
    • Coleman Street, i., 18
    • Colet, i., 86
    • Collections, Zoological, ii., 63
    • Colony, Danish, ii., 208
    • Commerce, Trade and, ii., 186
    • Common Hall, i., 186
    • "Common Playhouses," ii., 43
    • Companies, Barges of City, i., 195
    • —— Charity and Religion of City, i., 195
    • —— City, i., 191
    • —— Halls of the, i., 217
    • —— Patron Saints of City, i., 196
    • —— Promotion of trade by City, i., 196
    • —— Spoliation of the, i., 214
    • Company, Apothecaries', i., 201
    • —— Armourers' and Braziers', i., 201
    • —— Bakers', i., 201
    • —— Barbers' or Barber Surgeons', i., 201
    • —— Blacksmiths', i., 201
    • —— Bowyers', i., 201
    • —— Brewers', i., 201
    • —— Broderers', i., 201
    • —— Carpenters', i., 200, 202
    • —— Clockmakers', i., 202
    • —— Clockworkers', i., 199
    • —— Coach and Coach Harness, i., 202
    • —— Cooks', i., 202
    • —— Coopers', i., 203
    • —— Cordwainers', i., 203
    • —— Curriers', i., 203
    • —— Cutlers', i., 203
    • —— Distillers', i., 203
    • —— Drapers', i., 198
    • —— Dyers', i., 203
    • —— Fanmakers', i., 204
    • —— Farriers', i., 204
    • —— Feltmakers', i., 204
    • —— Fishmongers', i., 195, 197, 198
    • —— Fletchers', 201, 204
    • —— Founders', i., 204
    • —— Framework Knitters', i., 205
    • —— Fruiterers', i., 205
    • —— Girdlers', i., 205
    • —— Glass-sellers', i., 206
    • —— Glaziers', i., 206
    • —— Glovers', i., 206
    • —— Goldsmiths', i., 195, 197
    • —— Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers', i., 206
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    • Drapers' Company, i., 198
    • Drayton, Michael, ii., 171
    • Dress of apprentices, i., 124
    • Drury Lane Theatre, ii., 68
    • Dryden, ii., 178
    • "Duke Humphrey, to dine with," i., 117
    • Duke of Albemarle, Monk, ii., 75
    • —— of Gloucester, at Crosby Hall, Richard, ii., 190
    • Duke's House Theatre, ii., 67
    • —— Place, ii., 40
    • Dyers' Company, i., 203
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  • —— Goldsmiths', i., 219186
  • Institute, ArchÆological, ii., 164
  • —— Anthropological, ii., 163
  • Introduction of Coffee, first, ii., 135
  • Invasion, Danish, i., 19
  • Ireland Yard, ii., 50
  • Ironmongers' Company, i., 199
  • —— Hall, i., 222
  • Islington, ii., 53
    • Jacobite Coffee-houses, ii., 140
    • James I. and the Temple, i., 144
    • —— II., Grinling Gibbons's statue of, ii., 60
    • Jeffreys, Judge, and Temple Church organ, i., 145
    • Jewry Lane, Poor, i., 108
    • —— Leicester, i., 108
    • —— Old, i., 108
    • —— Street, i., 108
    • Jews, ii., 215
    • —— Conversion of, i., 108
    • —— disabilities of, i., 107
    • —— expulsion of, i., 110
    • —— Imprisoned in Tower, i., 58
    • —— in London, i., 106
    • —— Money-lending by, i., 107
    • —— plundered, i., 122
    • —— prejudice against, i., 109
    • —— three hundred hanged, i., 109
    • Johnson, Dr., in Fleet Street, ii., 172
    • Johnson's Buildings, i., 146
    • Joiners' Company, i., 207
    • Jomsborg, i., 225
    • Jones, Inigo, ii., 14, 52
    • Jonson, Ben, ii., 168
    • Jousts at Smithfield, i., 130
    • Junior United Service Club, ii., 102
    • Keep of Tower of London compared with Colchester keep, i., 33
    • Kensington Palace, ii., 16
    • Kidderminster Inn, i., 174
    • Killigrew, ii., 69
    • King Street, Westminster, Inns in, ii., 70
    • King's Bench Walk, i., 144
    • "King's Head" Inn, ii., 116
    • "King's House," i., 61; ii., 67
    • Kings of Essex, capital of, i., 12
    • Kit Cat Club, ii., 177
    • Knights Hospitallers, i., 140
    • —— Templars, imprisonment, i., 59
    • Kontors of the League, i., 226
    • La Belle Sauvage Yard, ii., 127
    • Labelye, builder of Westminster Bridge, ii., 94
    • Lacy, Henry de, founder of Lincoln's Inn, i., 150
    • Lady Chapel and printing shop, i., 82, 83
    • Lamb Building, i., 147
    • —— Charles, ii., Newgate, ii., 26
    • —— Sessions House without, i., 164
    • Newington, playhouse at, ii., 44
    • New Inn, i., 173
    • —— Temple, i., 163
    • Nobility, houses of, i., 122
    • "Nonesuch House," ii., 24, 91
    • Norfolk, Duke of, i., 96
    • Norman London, i., 21, 26
    • —— Well, i., 62
    • North, Sir Edward, i., 95
    • Northburgh, Michael de, i., 89
    • Northumberland Avenue, ii., 215
    • —— Court, i., 154
    • Norway, St. Olaf patron saint of, ii., 209
    • Number of Churches in London, ii., 23
    lass="indx">Rose playhouse, The, ii., 45, 47
  • Row, Cooks', ii., 213
  • —— Goldsmiths', ii., 32
  • —— Paternoster, ii., 215
  • Royal Asiatic Society, ii., 158
  • —— Chapel, at St. James's Palace, ii., 12
  • —— Exchange, ii., 28, 217, 218
  • —— Geographical Society, ii., 160
  • —— Institution, ii., 154
  • —— Mathematical School, ii., 198
  • —— Prisoners, i., 60
  • —— Society, ii., 72, 150
  • —— Society of Literature, ii., 156
  • Royalists, Crosby a prison for, ii., 191
  • Rugge's Diurnal, ii., 56
  • "Rummer" in Charing Cross, The, ii., 179
  • Russell Street, ii., 178
  • Rutland Place, i., 96
    • Sackville, Thomas, first Earl of Dorset, ii., 171
    • Saddlers' Company, i., 200, 210
    • St. Andrew, Holborn, Church of, i., 164; ii., 207
    • —— in the Wardrobe, Church of, ii., 50
    • —— Undershaft, ii., 37, 204
    • St. Andrew's Hill, ii., 50
    • —— Holborn, ii., 207
    • St. Ann's Chapel, Crypt of, i., 139
    • St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield, i., 66
    • —— Restoration of, i., 81, 84
    • St. Bartholomew's Hospital, ii., 35, 196
    • St. BÉnezet, ii., 85
    • St. Bride, Church of, ii., 6
    • St. Bruno, i., 86
    • St. Buttolph, Church of, ii., 38
    • St. Catherine Cree, ii., 204
    • St. Cedd, i., 16
    • St. Clement Danes, ii., 208
    • St. Clement, patron saint of mariners, ii., 209
    • St. Dunstan's, Stepney, ii., 204
    • St. Ethelreda's, Ely Place, ii., 204
    • St. George's Inn, i., 171
    • St. Giles', Cripplegate, ii., 204
    • St. Helen, Church of, ii., 41, 184
    • "St. James's," Addison at the, ii., 180
    • —— Coffee-house, ii., 137, 141
    • —— Palace, ii., 7, 61
    • —— Park, ii., 54
    • —— Tooley, ii., 209
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    • York House, ii., 13
    • Youths, Sports of London, i., 131
    • Zoological collections, ii., 63

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    FOOTNOTES:

    [1] Thomas Dekker, the pamphleteer and dramatist, describes the Exchange as it was in 1607, when "at every turn a man is put in mind of Babel, there is such a confusion of languages"; and as late as 1644 the picturesque dresses of the foreign merchants appear in an engraving by Hollar.

    [2] Camden speaks of "this so stately building," and in his terse fashion conveys the effect of the interior: "The west part, as also the Cross-yle, are spacious, high-built, and goodly to be seene by reason of the huge Pillars and a right beautiful arched Roof of stone."

    [3] This is Stow's figure. Camden gives the measurement as 534 feet.

    [4] The name survives in Pike Gardens, Bankside.

    [5] See the "Bear-house" near the "Play-house" (i.e., the Rose) in Norden's plan, 1593.

    [6] Cal. State Papers, 1603-10, p. 367.

    [7] During the time that the Jacobites were formidable, and long after, it was firmly believed that the Old Pretender was brought into this room as a baby in a warming pan, and plans of the room were common to show how the fraud was committed.

    [8] Rariora, vol. i., p. 17.

    [9] Originally the crosses were of a blue colour, but Dr. Creighton says that the colour was changed to red before the plague of 1603.

    [10] A full account of the fire and of the rebuilding of the city has still to be written, and the materials for the latter are to hand in the remarkable "Fire Papers" in the British Museum. I have long desired to work on this congenial subject, but having been prevented by other duties from doing so, I hope that some London expert will be induced to give the public a general idea of the contents of these valuable collections.

    [11] Cf. Cathedral Churches of Great Britain. (Dent & Co.)

    [12] Cf. Mr. Philip Norman's notes on a recent lecture by Mr. Arthur Keen. Architect, December 27th, 1907.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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