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  • Chapels on other Bridges, 91, 93.
  • Chapman, William, his plan for enlarging London Bridge, 613, 620.
  • Charles II., King of England, his entry into London, 433-435.
  • Chapter House, Westminster, Records there, 119, 121, 139.
  • Chevy Chace, the tune of, 413.
  • Christmas Carol, London Bridge mentioned in, 149.
  • Ciaconio, Alphonso, his VitÆ et Res GestÆ Pontificum Romanorum, (1630,) 61.
  • Clarendon, Edw. Hyde, Earl of, his History of the Rebellion, (1819,) 419, 422, 433.
  • Clement, Eastcheap, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 261.
  • Close Rolls, references to the, 72, 103.
  • Coffer-Dam, for laying the First Stone of the New London Bridge, 635, 636, 638-646, 649.
  • Coinage, historical notices of the English, 382-384.
  • Coke, Sir Edward, historical illustrations from, 52, 67, 68.
  • Cold Harbour, ancient festivities there, 14.
  • Colechurch, St. Mary, its site, 60.
  • Colechurch, Peter, the Chaplain of, rebuilds London Bridge, 58, 59.
  • His death, 70,
  • and burial in the Bridge Chapel, 87.
  • Coleman Street Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, respecting London Bridge, 117.
  • Commons, House of, proceedings concerning London Bridge, 614-617, 623.
  • Common Council of London, proceedings concerning London Bridge, 123-125, 168-171, 295, 553-555, 557-560, 661.
  • Concannen, M., his History of Southwark, (1795,) 44, 560.
  • Conder, James, his Arrangement of Provincial Tokens, (1798,) 386.
  • Coplestone, Rev. Dr. Edward, his Foundation-Inscriptions for the New London Bridge, 653-655.
  • Corn-Mills at London Bridge, 352-356.
  • Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tuscany, his Travels through England in 1669, (1821,) 464.
  • Cottonian Manuscripts, 46, 4 thelred II., King of England, makes a peace with Olaf, 17.
  • Defended by the Citizens, 18.
  • Battle with the Danes, 21-23.
  • Laws of, 30.
  • Evans, J., on the music to the Ballad of London Bridge, 152, 153.
  • Evelyn, John, his Diary, (1819,) 443, 465.
  • Exchequer Chamber, Westminster, Records there, 115, 121.
  • Excheq. Rolls, 105.
  • Fabyan, Robert, his Chronicles, (1559,) 206, 234, 238, 288, 307.
  • Faith and Gregory, SS, Bridge property in the Parishes of, 265.
  • Falconbridge the Bastard’s attack on the Bridge, 287.
  • Fall of the Thames at London Bridge, 542.
  • Feckenham, John, his bequest to the Bridge, 249.
  • Ferries over the Thames, 10, 16.
  • Fesecock, Walter, Gate-keeper of the Bridge, 186.
  • Fire of London, 441-445.
  • Fires at the Bridge and its vicinity, 50, 54, 100, 394-402, 486, 521, 545.
  • Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, his execution, &c., 340-342.
  • Fishmongers, ancient City Ordinances concerning, 168-171.
  • Their Hall and Company, 1, 175, 446-448, 630.
  • Fitz-Stephen, William, his Description of London, 7, 8, 12, 15, 54, 55, 99.
  • Fleetwood, Dr. William, Bishop of Ely, his Chronicon Preciosum, (1745,) 52, 53.
  • Floods in the Thames, 48, 49, 540, 541, 551, 553.
  • Flying Fame, tune of, 413.
  • Foesoe, Island of, Monumental Bridge there, 122.
  • Fordun, John de, his Scotichronicon, 197.
  • Fords over the Thames, enry, his Book De Eventibus AngliÆ, 206.
  • L., anciently borne in the City arms, 181.
  • Labelye, Charles, his plans for altering London Bridge, 502, 503.
  • Lady’s Fall, Tune of the, 412, 413.
  • Laguerre, John, his supposed residence on London Bridge, 391.
  • Lambarde, William, his Dictionarium AngliÆ Topographicum et Historicum, (1730,) 34.
  • Lambeth, Archiepiscopal Library, Manuscripts on London Tithes, in the, 297.
  • Lands, &c. of London Bridge, survey of, 252-270.
  • Lawrence Pountney, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 262.
  • Lee River, Ancient Inquisitions concerning, 140-144.
  • Mentioned in a song on London Bridge, 145, 146-148, 150.
  • Leeds, Duke of, 316, vide Osborne.
  • Leland, John, his Itinerary, (1768-69,) 60, 61, 66, 320.
  • Biographical notice of, 319.
  • His Cygnea Cantio, 320-326.
  • Leonard, Eastcheap, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 259.
  • Lethullier, Smart, his classes of Sepulchral Monuments, 44.
  • Lewisham Manor, held by London Bridge, 253, 254.
  • Liber Albus Transcriptum, 123, 124.
  • Linsted, Prior, vide Fowle.
  • Lists for Joustings, order and measure of, 191, 192.
  • Livius, Titus, an historian of Henry V., 234.
  • Lloyd’s Evening Post, 514.
  • Lodge, W., his engraving of Wakefield Bridge and Chapel, 91.
  • Lollards, execution of, 231.
  • London,
  • Alterations in, 1-3.
  • Ancient forest near, 7.
  • Notices of British and Roman London, 8, 9, 11.
  • Landing of CÆsar at, 9, 13.
  • Ancient Bridge near, 10.
  • Tavern on the River banks, 12.
  • Festivities on ditto, 13.
  • Ballad of London Lickpenny, 15.
  • Ferry at, 10, 16.
  • Captured by the Danes, 21.
  • Surrendered to Ethelred, 23.
  • Tolls at, 249, 250.
  • Survey of Bridge lands, 252-270.
  • (1437,) Fall of the gate and five arches, 271.
  • (1440,) Bolingbroke’s head placed on, 274.
  • (1445,) Margaret of Anjou received at, 275-277.
  • (1450,) Cade’s entry at, 280.
  • Battle on, 282, 283.
  • (1451,) Heads of the rebels set on, 284.
  • (1465,) Rents of, 286.
  • (1471,) Falconbridge’s attack on, 287.
  • (1481,) Building destroyed on, 288.
  • (1483-94,) Rents and payments of, 290-298, 300.
  • (1497,) Rebels’ heads on, 301.
  • (1500,) Illuminated drawing of, 304.
  • (1501,) Pageant at, 305.
  • (1504-14,) Fire and dates of repair of, 307, 308.
  • (1521,) Polydore Vergil’s account of, 310.
  • (1533,) Rents and payments of, 313.
  • Anecdote of Osborne, 313-316.
  • (1539-40,) Chapel, Rents, and Seal of, 317, 318.
  • (1545,) Leland’s verses on, 321-327.
  • (1547,) Ancient view of, 362.
  • (1548,) described by Paul Jovius, &c., 327, 328.
  • (1554,) Pageants on, 581.
  • Wyat’s attempt on, 331-333.
  • (1555,) Cage on, 336.
  • (1556,) Rents and ancient view of, 337.
  • (1562-65,) Rents and payments of, 358, 359.
  • (1577,) Drawbridge Tower rebuilt, and heads removed to Traitors’ gate, 339.
  • (1579,) Southwark Gate and Nonesuch House, 343-347.
  • (1582,) Water-Works erected, 348.
  • (1583,) Desmond’s head placed on, 350.
  • (1586,) Standards hung on, 352.
  • (1588,) Corn mills and Water-works at, 352-357, 362-367.
  • (1605,) Heads of Catholics erected on, 370, 371.
  • (1616,) Views of, 395.
  • (1619,) Houses, Signs, Tradesmen, &c. of, 373-382, 384, 385, 387-393.
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  • Norse Songs to his memory, 24.
  • Churches dedicated to, and Legend of, 25-28.
  • Hymn to, 29.
  • Olave, St., Church of, in Southwark, 25, 27, 28.
  • Bridge property in the Parish of, 266.
  • ————, in the Wall, Bridge property in the Parish of, 265.
  • Oldcastle, Sir John, Lord Cobham, his zeal as a Protestant, 231.
  • Old ’Change, origin of its name, 132.
  • Orford, Horace Walpole, Earl of, his Anecdotes of Painting, (1799,) 390, 499.
  • Orleans, Charles Duke of, illuminated copy of his Poems, 303.
  • Orphans’ Fund of London, 475.
  • Osborne, Sir Edward, his gallantry at London Bridge, 313-315.
  • Notices of his family, 315, 316.
  • Overs, John, his supposed monumental effigy, 39, 44, 45.
  • History of the Life and Death of John Overs, (1744,) 40-44.
  • Overies, Church of St. Mary, historical notices of, 33-39, 44, 101.
  • Owen’s Weekly Chronicle, or Universal Journal, 530.
  • Packington, William de, notice of, 100.
  • Pageants at London Bridge, 206, 221, 223-225, 228, 238, 242-247, 275-277, 305, 581.
  • Pancras, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 264.
  • Papists, statutes enacted against, 369.
  • Execution of, 370.
  • Paris, Great Bridge of, made an Exchange, 121, 122.
  • Paris, Matthew, legend from his Historia Major, (1644,) 180.
  • Parker, Matthew, Archbishop of Canterbury, his Book De Antiquitate et Privilegiis Cantuariensis, &c., (1572,) superb copy of, 63.
  • Parsons,——, Great Arch of London Bridge opened by, 604, 605.
  • Patent Rolls, references to the, 67, 70, 106, 111, 112, 116, 127, 129, His censure of Lydgate, 277.
  • Roadway of London Bridge, its formation, 538, 539.
  • Robeson, John, 599, 601.
  • Robertson, Rev. A., 501, 601.
  • Rochester Bridge, destruction of, 135.
  • Rocket, London, growing on London Bridge, 584.
  • Rock Lock at London Bridge, 452, 518.
  • Roe, Bartholomew, his execution, 420.
  • Romans, their arrival at London, &c., 9-11.
  • Rotuli ScotiÆ, extracts from the, 188-191, 194-196.
  • Royal Library, Illuminated MSS. in the, 55-58, 303, 304.
  • Rouw, Peter, his Medal of Alderman Garratt, 661.
  • Ruding, Rev. Rogers, his Annals of Coinage, (1819,) 386, 588.
  • Safe Conduct, various instruments of, translated, 189, 194-196.
  • St. Catherine’s Hospital, custody of London Bridge granted to, 111.
  • St. Martin’s le Grand, foundation of the Sanctuary of, 218.
  • St. Mary’s Lock, danger of, 616.
  • Sterlings of, 618.
  • Salve Regina, Guild of, in St. Magnus’ Church, 298, 415.
  • Sanctuary, ancient law of, 217, 218.
  • Sannazario, Giacomo, his Sonnet in praise of Venice, 430.
  • Savile, Sir Henry, his Rerum Anglicarum Scriptores post Bedam, (1596,) 18, 32, 48.
  • Saxon Chronicle, (1823,) 16, 17, 20, 31, 32, 50.
  • Scots, Mary, Queen of, her sentence proclaimed in London, 350.
  • Scott, Samuel, his picture of Old London Bridge, 499, 515.
  • Copy from, 501.
  • Views of buildings from, 516-518.
  • Scott, Sir Walter, his edition of Dryden’s Works, (1808,) 584.
  • Scott, William, his fac-simile of Norden’s View of London Bridge, 366.
  • Scotus, Marianus, his History of England, 20.
  • Seal of London, notice of an ancient, 176.
  • Serres, Dominic, his residence on London Bridge, 390.
  • Service-Books, alterations made in the, 279.
  • ———, Izaak, his Lives, (1675,) 374.
  • Walworth, Sir William, his statue in Fishmongers’ Hall, 175.
  • Wardens of London Bridge, 291, 295, 330, 414, 632.
  • Wasce, Frater, custody of London Bridge given to, 73.
  • Waterloo Bridge, 608.
  • Watermen’s petition concerning London Bridge, 554.
  • Water-House at London Bridge, 337, 460-464.
  • Water-Works at London Bridge, 348-350, 357, 478, 554, 556-571, 598.
  • Watt, James, 599, 601.
  • Waverley Abbey, Annals of, 49, 59, 87, 102, 115.
  • Wells, Lord John, his passage of arms on London Bridge, 187-193, 198-201.
  • West, Friar, mistake concerning, 72, 73.
  • Westminster, Matthew of, his Flores Historiarum, (1570,) 108-110, 161, 162.
  • Westminster Bridge, 497.
  • Pamphlet concerning, 516.
  • —— Hall, overflowed, 95.
  • Whitelocke, Bulstrode, his Memorials of English Affairs, (1732,) 424.
  • Wikes, Thomas de, his Chronicon, 110.
  • Wilkins, George, his Miseries of Inforced Marriage, (1607,) 582.
  • Willement, Thomas, his Regal Heraldry, (1821,) 230.
  • William I., King of England, his Charter to the Monks of Westminster, 46, 47.
  • ——— II., ——, taxes and public works of, 50.
  • Wilson, Thomas, his design for a cast iron Bridge, 593, 594, 602.
  • Winchester, Henry Beaufort, Bishop of, his disputes with the Duke of Gloucester, 234-236.
  • Wine and Walnuts, (1823,) 388-392, 483, 499.
  • Wiseman, Samuel, his Description of the Burning of London, 442.
  • Wolchurch, Church of St. Mary, its ancient site, 132.
  • Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas, his procession over

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