Chapter XX: Part 20

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, 47, 222-226, 587.

Coventry, Walter and William of, 101.

Coventry, Ancient House of the Mayor at, 347.

Courts of Justice, origin of, 137.

Cowdray Hall, Sussex, ancient Paintings at, 362.

Crawford, David Lindesay, Earl of, his Passage of Arms on
London Bridge, 187-196, 198-200, 202.

Crosses anciently used in Arms, 179, 180.

Crowle, J. Charles, his _Illustrated Pennant_, 462, 469, 481,
515, 570, 574, 596.

Crypt of London Bridge Chapel, 86, 87.

Culham Bridge, Oxfordshire, verses on, 66.

_Curia Regis_, account of the, 137, 138.

Custom of Fish paid at the Bridge Street, 112.

Dagger in the City Arms, 176-184.

_Daily Courant_, (1722,) 484.

Dance, George, his Reports on London Bridge, 502, 511, 574, 576,
577, 613, 617.
Design for a Double Bridge, 596, 597.

Danes, their invasions of London, 16, 18, 21-23, 31.

Defoe, Daniel, his _Journal of the Plague Year_, (1722,) 441.

Desmond, James, Earl of, his execution, 350.

Dewes, Sir Symonds, his Manuscripts, 72.

Dion Cassius, his _Historiæ Romanæ_, 10.

Dodd, Ralph, his Drawings of Old London Bridge, 593, 603.
Designs for a New one, 591, 592.

Dodsley, Robert, his _Annual Register_, 574.
_Collection of Old Plays_, (1780,) 582.

Dolphin taken at London Bridge, 203.

_Domesday Book_, (1783,) concerning Southwark, 35, 36.

Douce, Francis, his _Arnold’s Chronicle_, (1811,) 289.

Douglas, Sir Robert, his _Peerage of Scotland_, 202.

Douglass, James, his designs for an Iron Bridge, 594, 595, 599.

Dowgate Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, respecting London Bridge,
118.

Drayton, Michael, his _Polyolbion_, (1613,) 455.

Draw-Bridge and Draw-Lock at London Bridge, 326, 450, 483, 544, 616.
Tower on, 236.

Drought in the Thames, 135, 359.

Droitwich, Worcestershire, Bridge and Chapel at, 91.

Dryden, John, his _Annus Mirabilis_, 583, 584.

Ducarel, Dr. Andrew Coltee, notices of, 64, 90, 392.

Du Cange, N. L. du Fresnoy, Seigneur, his _Glossarium_, (1733-36,)
121.

Dugdale, Sir William, Garter King of Arms.
His _Monasticon Anglicanum_, (1661, 1723,) 33, 35, 38, 352.
His _Baronage of England_, (1676,) 201.

Duncomb, Sir Charles, his gift to St. Magnus’ Church, 456.

_Dunmow Chronicle_, 101.

Dunstan, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 258.

_Dunthorne_, a book in the City Chamber so called, 178.

D’Urfey, Thomas, his _Wit and Mirth_, (1719,) 413.

Easterlings, anecdote of the, 587.

Edmund, St., Lombard Street, Bridge property in the Parish of, 261.

Edward I., King of England, custom of wool paid to, 67, 68.
Inquisitions made by, 115-119.
Patents granted to London Bridge, 127, 129, 133, 154.

Edward IV., King of England, his chapel on Wakefield Bridge, 91.
Crosses London Bridge, 285.

Edwards, Edward, his _Anecdotes of Painting_, (1808,) 390.

Edwards, John, his bequest to London Bridge, 251.

Eleanor of Provence, Queen of Henry III. insulted at London Bridge,
108, 109.
Custody of the Bridge granted to, 112.
Inquisitions concerning, 116-119.

Elizabeth, Queen of England, splendid book belonging to, 63.
Her Statutes against Papists, 369.

Elmes, James, his _Memoirs of Sir Christopher Wren_, (1823,) 451, 458.

Elmham, Thomas of, his _History of Henry V._, 225.

Entick, Rev. John, his edition and Continuation of _Maitland’s
History of London_, (1772,) 19, 31, 33, 35, 36, 53, 70, 72, 87,
96, 97, 99, 113, 119, 120, 122, 123, 127, 133, 134, 136, 165,
166, 207, 216, 286, 295, 456, 460, 465, 478, 486, 488, 489, 494,
497, 502, 503, 507, 508, 510, 511, 513, 521, 529, 535, 545, 550,
563, 566, 568.

Ethelred 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, 9.

Fore-Street Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, respecting
London Bridge, 117.

Forests near London, 7, 8.

Fosbrooke, Rev. Thomas Dudley, his _Encyclopædia of Antiquities_,
(1825,) 305.

Foulds, John, his Soundings, &c. at London Bridge, 576, 579, 585.

Fowle, Bartholomew, his account of the First building of
London Bridge, &c., 33-35.

Fox, John, his _Acts and Monuments of Martyrs_, (1610,) 335, 581.

Friars Minors, their gift to London Bridge, 172.

Frisell, or Fraser, Sir Simon, his execution, 163.

Froissart, Sir John, his _Chronicles_, 212.

Frosts and Frost-Fairs, (1091,) 49, 50, (1281,) 135, (1564,) 338,
(1608,) 371, (1683,) 465-471, (1709, 1715,) 481-483,
(1740,) 490-494, (1768,) 566, (1789,) 569-573, (1814,) 609-613.

Funeral of King Henry V., 232-234.

Gale, Dr. Thomas, his _Historiæ Anglicanæ Scriptores_ xv.
(1691,) 49, 110.

Garnet, Henry, his execution, 370.

Garratt, Alderman John, (Lord Mayor,) Lays the First Stone of the
New London Bridge, &c., 638-663.

Gate of London Bridge, 99, 110,
falls down with two Arches, 276.
Medalet of, 387.
Burned, 486.
Rebuilt, 487, 488, 518.

Gates of London thrown into the River at London Bridge, 534.

_Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser_, 553-555, 558, 560, 566, 567.

_Gentleman’s Magazine_, references to, 90, 147, 149, 302, 402, 490,
510, 514, 516, 521, 534, 546, 555, 593.

George, St., Southwark, Bridge rents in the Parish of, 266.

Giffard, William, Bishop of Winchester, his gifts to St.
Mary Overies, 35.

Gifford, William, his censure of London Bridge, 583.

Giles, Francis, his Survey of the Great Arch, 618.

Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of, his disputes with Cardinal Beaufort,
234-236.

---- Eleanor, Duchess of, her penance, 272, 273.

Godwin, Earl of Kent, his passage of London Bridge, 32.

---- Dr. Francis, Bishop of Landaff, his Book _De Præsulibus
Angliæ Commentarius_, (1743,) 62, 65.

Goodall, Walter, his _Fordun’s Scotichronicon_, (1759,) 198.

Gough, Matthew, his defence of London Bridge, 282.

---- Richard, his _British Topography_, (1780,) 92, 336, 355, 362,
373, 395, 416, 469, 481, 499, 527.
His _Sepulchral Monuments_, (1786-96,) 44, 230, 303.
His _History of Pleshy_, (1803,) 211, 305.

Grafton, Richard, his _Chronicle at large_, (1569,) 176.

Great Arch of London Bridge, 531, 533, 537, 540, 554, 567-575,
579, 603-605, 618, 620.

Green, M., on the Ballad on London Bridge, 147-149.

Grey, Hon. Anchitell, his _Debates in Parliament_, (1763,) 607.

Grose, Capt. Francis, his _Antiquities of England and Wales_,
(1773-87,) 45.

Grove, John, his ancient View of London, 337.

_Guilda de Ponte_, notices of, 580.

Guildhall, Arms in the Crypt of, 183.

Guillim, John, his _Display of Heraldry_, (1724,) 179.

Guthrie, William, his _Peerage_, (1742,) 315.

Gwynn, John, his _London and Westminster Improved_, (1766,) 553.

Hall, Edward, his _Chronicle_, (1550,) 274, 282, 301, 305.

_Harleian Manuscripts_ cited, 15, 53, 72, 101, 163, 182, 210, 215,
219, 221, 227-229, 233, 234, 237, 239-247, 252-271, 276, 323,
374, 480.

Harpocrates, effigy of, found at London Bridge, 628.

Harrison, Walter, his _History of London_, (1776,) 472, 498, 513, 521.

Hatton, Edward, his _New View of London_, (1708,) 184, 345, 471.

Hawkins, Sir John, his dispute respecting the Bridge House, 360, 361.

Hawksmoor, Nicholas, his _Historical Account of London Bridge_,
(1736,) 76-79, 91, 95.

Heads erected on London Bridge, 165, 274, 284, 301, 339, 340, 350,
370, 371, 420, 421, 428, 582-584, 587.

Hearne, Thomas, his _Collectanea_, 9, 11, 99.
His _Leland’s Itinerary_, 60, 66.
His _Liber Niger Scaccarii_, 70, 72, 103, 111, 112, 127, 129,
130, 133, 155, 166, 167, 186, 271, 285.
His _Thomas of Elmham_, 225, 226.
His _Letter to Bagford_, 322.
His _Collection of Curious Discourses_, 587.

Heath, Henry, his execution, 421.

Henry I., King of England, his grant to Battle Abbey, 53, 54.

---- III., ----, his impositions on the Citizens, &c., 106, 112,
114, 116-119.

---- V., ----, builds Culham Bridge, 66.
His victorious return to England, 220, 221, 227.
Pageants at London Bridge, 222-225, 228.
Antelope used as his supporter, 229, 230.
His funeral, 234-236.

---- VI., ----, his return after his coronation in France, 238-247.
Marriage to Margaret of Anjou, 275.
Deposition, &c., 286.

Hentzner, Sir Paul, his _Itinerarium_, 327, 329.

Heralds’ College, Manuscript there, 182, 316.

Herbert, George, his letters, 374.

---- William, a resident on London Bridge, 380-382, 514.
His view after the fire, 527.

_Hero and Leander, The Loves of_, (1653,) Poem, 409-412.

Hewit, Sir William, 313, 314.

Hoffmann, John Jacob, his _Lexicon Universale_, (1698,) 94, 474.

Holbein, Hans, a resident on London Bridge, 389.

Holinshed, Raphael, his _Chronicles of England, Scotland,
and Ireland_, (1585-86,) 176, 197, 288, 289, 307, 348, 581.

Hollar, Wenceslaus, views of London engraved by, 406.

Horn, John, evidence of the Jurors of his Ward concerning
London Bridge, 118.

Horne, Andrew, his _Mirroir des Justices_, (1624,) 218.

----, Rev. Thomas Hartwell, his _Account of the Rotuli Scotiæ_,
(1819,) 189.

Hoveden, Roger de, his _Annales_, 23, 48, 49, 51.

Howell, James, his _Londinopolis_, (1657,) 197, 429-432.

Howes, Edmund, his edition of _Stow’s Annales_,
(1631,) 135, 174, 187, 203, 206, 210, 216, 219, 221, 231, 232,
234, 237, 271, 275, 288, 301, 305, 333, 338, 348, 350, 359.
His _Continuation of Stow’s Chronicle_, (1611,) 371, 373.

Hugo, Cardinal Deacon of St. Angelo, 61, 62.

Hugo, the Illuminator, his account of the Chapel on London Bridge, 88.

_Hundred Rolls_, explained and referred to, 115-119.

Hutton, Dr. Charles, 599, 601.
His _Mathematical Tracts_, (1812,) 504.

Illuminated Manuscripts, 56, 57, 304, 305.

Ingram, Rev. J., his _Saxon Chronicle_, (1823,) 17.

Inquisitions of the Wards of London, concerning London Bridge,
116-119.

Inscriptions on the New London Bridge Tickets, 630, 660;
on the Trowel, 652;
on the Glass-block, 653;
on the Depositum-plate, 654, 655;
on Medals, 662, 663.

Isabel, Empress of Germany, her dowry, 104.

Isenbert of Xainctes, 70-72.

James I., King of England, his Statutes against Papists, 369.

James, John, his etymology of the word Starling, 586.

Joceline, Alderman Ralph, his defence of the Bridge, 288.

John, King of England, recommends a new Architect, and gives the
custody of the Bridge to his Almoner, 70, 72, 73.

Johnes, Colonel Thomas, his _Translation of Froissart’s Chronicles_,
(1803,) 212-213.

Johnson, Maurice, his Sepulchral Monuments, 44.

Johnstone, Rev. James, his _Antiquitates Celto-Scandicæ_,
(1786,) 20-24.

Jones, Richard Lambert, Chairman of the New London Bridge
Committee, 639, 656, 661.

Jonson, Ben., his _Staple of News_, 583.

Joseph of Arimathea, his Son’s banner, 179.

Jovius, Paulus, Bishop of Nocera, his _Descriptio Britanniæ_, &c.,
(1548,) 327.

_Journals of the House of Commons_, 511, 512.

Julius III., Pope, his death, 336.

Jousting on London Bridge, 186-193.

Kempe, Alfred John, his _Historical Notices of the Sanctuary of
St. Martin’s le Grand_, (1825,) 218.

Kempson, Peter, his Medalets of London Bridge, 387.

Kennet, Dr. White, Bishop of Peterborough, his _Historical
Register_, (1744,) 434.

Killegrew, Anne, her verses on London Bridge, 551.

King’s Bench, origin of the Court of, 139.

King’s, or Prince’s lock, state of, in 1814, 612.

Kitching, John, his evidence on London Bridge, 618.

Knight, William, on the construction of London Bridge, 536-539, 620.
His medal of the New Bridge, 663.

Knute, King of Denmark, turns the River’s course, 31, 96.

Knyghton, Henry, 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, 30.
Great part burned, 50, 54.
Public works at, 50.
Impositions on, by Henry III., and custody taken from the
Citizens, 106.
Inquisitions concerning, 116.
Evidence of the Wards of, on London Bridge, 116-119.
Ancient Records of, 123-125.
Waste places in, given to the Bridge, 131-133.
Ordinances for Stocks Market, 167-171.
Enquiry into the arms of, 175-184.
Its Charter seized, 205.
Pageants in, 206.
Charter restored, 207.
Quit-rents of the Bridge, 256.
Tithes anciently paid in, 297, 415.
Stocks and cages placed in, 336.
Notices of ancient views of, 337, 362, 366, 406.
Fortified, 351, 352, 421-423.
Great Fire of, 441-445.
Its ruins covered with flowers, 584.
Act of Parliament for rebuilding, 460, 461.
Gates of, sold by auction, 534.
Registry of the Bishop of, in St. Paul’s, 250.

LONDON BRIDGE,
(994,) Notices of the first wooden one, 17, 19, 33-37.
(1008,) Snorro Sturleson’s description of, 21.
Destroyed by Olaf, 23.
Norse songs mentioning, 24.
Tolls at, 30.
(1013,) Dilapidated state of, 30.
(1016,) How avoided by Knute, 31.
(1052,) Earl Godwin’s passage at, 32.
(1067,) Its original situation, 46, 47.
(1091,) Destroyed by a flood, 48, 49.
(1097,) Tax for rebuilding, 50.
(1114,) River dried at, 51.
(1122,) Rents given to, 52.
Work of, remitted, 54.
(1136,) Burned, _ibid._
(1163,) Rebuilt of wood, 58.
(1176,) First stone one commenced, 59.
Benefactors to, 61, 62, 67.
Tradition concerning, 67.
(1201,) King’s letter for a new Architect, 70, 71.
(1205,) Death and burial of Peter of Colechurch, 70, 87.
Custody given to Brother Wasce, 72, 73.
(1209,) Finished, and Description of, 73.
View of the Southwark end, 74.
Objections to, 75.
Defence of, 76-78.
Ground-plan and measurements of, 80-82.
Chapel on, 83-87.
Engravings of, 89-91.
Account of its piles, &c., 97.
Earliest buildings on, 98, 102, 110, 127, 207-209.
(1212,) Dreadful fire at, 98-102.
(1283,) Toll for repairing, 103.
Bridge House and yard, 103, 104.
(1247,) Rents of exempted, 105.
(1249,) Custody taken from the Citizens, 106.
(1252,) Protection to the Brethren of, 107.
(1263,) Queen Eleanor assaulted at, 108, 109.
(1264,) Earl of Leicester opposed at the gate of, 110.
(1265,) Custody given to St. Catherine’s, 111.
(1269,) Transferred to Queen Eleanor, 112.
(1275,) Inquisition concerning her keeping, 113, 116-119.
(1278,) Ancient rents paid at, 120, 121.
Market on, 122, 124, 125.
(1280,) Patent for repairing, 127.
(1281,) Customs granted to, 129, 133, 134.
Waste places in London given to, 130, 131.
Five Arches broken, 135.
(1302,) Mills belonging to, at Lee, 139-144.
Song and music of, 145-149, 151-154.
(1305,) Pontage granted to, 154-159.
Heads erected on, 162-165.
(1320,) Patent for Collection, 166.
(1323,) Revenues in Stocks Market, 167-172.
(1368,) Land given by the Friars Minors, 172.
(1381,) Entry of Wat Tyler, 174.
(1385,) Patent for the gate-keeper, 186.
(1390,) Passage of arms on, 187-193, 197.
(1391,) Dolphin taken at, 203.
(1392,) Richard II. received at, 205, 206.
(1396,) Fatal crowd on, 209, 210.
(1397, 1400,) Heads erected on, 213-215.
(1415,) Triumphs for Henry V. at, 221-225, 228.
(1416,) Lollards’ heads erected on, 231, 232.
(1422,) Funeral of Henry V., 232, 233.
(1425,) Tumult at the gate, 234-236.
(1426,) Drawbridge Tower erected 236.
(1428,) Duke of Norfolk’s barge lost at, 237.
(1431,) Heads of rebels placed on, 238.
Entrance of Henry VI. at, 238, 241-247.
(1433-36,) Bridge Chapel, 247-249, 270.
Bequests to, 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.
(1624,) Rents, &c. of, 393, 394.
(1629,) Views of, 396.
(1633,) Fire on, 394-414.
(1636-38,) Rental and Tithes of, 414, 415.
(1640,) Bequest to, 415, 416.
(1641,) Extraordinary tide at, 416-419.
(1642,) Heads of Catholics at, 420, 421.
Gate taken by the Parliament, 424.
(1643,) Capt. Bulmer’s scheme for blowing a boat over, 424-428.
(1645,) Jesuits’ heads set on, 428.
(1647,) Views of, 406.
(1657,) Howell’s verses on, 429-432.
(1660,) Entry of Charles II. at, 433.
(1661,) Vision seen on, 435-439.
(1663,) Notice of, by M. de Monconys, 440.
(1665,) The Plague, 441.
(1666,) The Great Fire, 442-445.
View of, 407.
Repairs, 449.
Drawbridge at, 450.
Particular arches of, 452-454.
Water-works at, 460-462.
(1669,) Notice of by Signor Magalotti, 464.
(1685,) Street widened, 471-474.
(1689,) Suicide at, 474.
(1693,) Made free of Orphanage, 475.
(1701,) Value of Offices belonging to, 476.
Arches let for the Water-works, 478.
(1710,) Nicholls’ print of, 479-481.
(1722,) Thames dry at, 482.
Conviviality on, 483.
Act for the widening of, 484.
Tolls and measurements of, 486.
Fire at the gate of, _ibid._
New Gate erected, 487, 488.
(1727,) Rents, &c. of, 489.
(1753,) Rents, &c. of, 495.
(1754,) Plan and Acts for repairing of, 497, 502-504.
Depth of water at, 505.
State of in 1746, 505.
(1755,) Tolls and improvements of, 508-510.
Dangerous state of, 511.
(1757,) Temporary Bridge, 513.
Houses taken down, 514, 515.
Views and accounts of the buildings on, 516-519.
Bridge-Masters, 519, 520.
(1758,) Fire on the Temporary Bridge, 520-530.
(1759,) Great arch constructed, 531-532, 604, 605.
(1760-61,) Dangerous state of, 533.
Alteration of various parts of, 534-539.
Tides at, 540, 541.
Passage of the Locks, 541, 542.
Drawbridge removed, 544, 545.
Houses and square removed, 548-550.
(1763,) Damaged by floods, &c., 552.
(1766,) Alterations finished, 553, 554.
(1767,) Increase of the Water-works, 555-564.
Ground-plans of, 577, 578.
Soundings at the Great Arch, 579.
Guilds connected with in 1179-80, 580.
Noticed in ancient dramas, 582-584.
Flowers growing on, 584.
Etymology of the word Starling, 585-587.
(1800-1801,) Plans for new Bridge, 589-601, 623.
Eastern view of, 604.
Prince’s Lock in the Frost of 1814, 612.
Plan for enlarging, 613, 614, 620-622.
Dangers of its navigation, 615, 616, 622.
Survey of the Great Arch, 618.
State in 1821, 618.
Revenues of, 619, 620.
Construction of its piers, 620, 621.

LONDON BRIDGE, NEW, Abstract of the Act for erecting, 624-626.
Antiquities discovered at, 627-629.
Ground-plan, &c., 629-631.
Coffer-Dam for laying the first Stone, 635, 636, 638-646.
Civic Procession and Ceremonial at, 650-659.
Inscriptions for, 653-655.
Medals of, 661-663.

London, Committee for Improving the Port of, their proceedings
concerning a new Bridge, 597-601.

_London before the Great Fire_, (1818,) 338, 396.

_London Chronicle_, 514, 523, 525, 531, 569, 572.

_London Daily Post_, 493, 494.

_London Magazine_, 531.

Lords Mayors, ancient portraits of, 314.

Lottery, notice of an ancient, 373.

Lydgate, John, 226.
His Poems on Henry V. and VI., 227-229, 239-247.
Verses to Margaret of Anjou, 276, 277.
Character of his Writings, 278.

Macpherson, David, his _Wyntown’s Chronicle_, (1815,) 198.

Madox, Thomas, his _History and Antiquities of the Exchequer_,
(1711,) and MSS., 105, 112, 580.

Magalotti, Lorenzo, his notice of London Bridge, 464.

Magna Charta, illustrations from, 67, 68, 139.

Magnus, St., Church of, 48.
Bridge property in the Parish of, 256.
Tithes and Benefice of, 296, 415.
Ancient Church of, &c., 298, 299.
Medal of, 388.
Bequest concerning, 415.
Particulars of the Church of, 455-458.
Fire at, 545.
Opening of the Steeple of, 546.

Maitland, William, _vide_ Entick.

Malcolm, James Peller, his _Londinium Redivivum_,
(1802-1807,) 75, 239, 458, 509, 512, 547.
His _Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London_, (1808,) 483.

Malmesbury, William of,
his account of Sweyn’s Invasion of London, 18.
Remarks on, &c., 19, 20, 48, 49.

Mandeville, William, his insurrection and execution, 238.

Mansion House, Festival given at the, in honour of the
New London Bridge, 660.

Manuscripts, notices and descriptions of various, 46, 47, 53,
55-57, 101, 123, 124, 164, 178, 182, 210, 222, 225, 226, 250,
251, 277, 297, 303, 397.

Margaret, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 259.

----, Southwark, rents paid to London Bridge from, 266.

Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henry VI., her marriage, coronation,
and entry at London Bridge, 274-277.

Market on London Bridge, ancient orders concerning, 122-124, 168-171.

Marmion, Shakerley, his _Antiquary_, (1641,) 582.

Martin, St., Ludgate, Bridge property in the Parish of, 264.

Martin Outwich, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 261.

Mary, Abchurch, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 263.

----, Aldermanbury, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 265.

---- at Axe, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 260.

---- at Hill, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 258.

---- Bothaw, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 263.

Mary, Queen of England, description of a Manuscript belonging to,
55, 56.
Pageants exhibited to, on London Bridge, (1554,) 581.

Maskelyne, Dr. Nevill, 599, 601.

Matilda Fitz Empress, Queen of Henry I., her gifts and buildings
at Stratford &c., 142, 143.

Medalets of London Bridge, 386.

Medals of New London Bridge, 661-663.

Meyrick, Dr. Samuel Rush, his _Critical Enquiry into Ancient
Armour_, (1824,) 192.

Michael, St., Bassishaw, Bridge property in the Parish of, 265.

----, Cornhill, Bridge property in the Parish of, 261.

----, Crooked Lane, Bridge property in the Parish of, 262.

----, Queenhithe, Bridge property in the Parish of, 264.

_Mist’s Weekly Journal_, (1725,) 486.

Monamy, Peter, his residence on London Bridge, 390.

Monconys, Balthasar de, his notices of London Bridge, 440.

Money, illustrations of the ancient value of, 52.

Montfort, Simon de, Earl of Leicester, opposed at London Bridge,
109, 110.

Monument illuminated with gas, 637, 638.

More, Sir Thomas, his head erected on London Bridge, 342.

----, Thomas, his _Life of Sir Thomas More_, (1726,) 342.

Moris, Peter, his Water-Works at London Bridge, 348-350, 478.

Morison, Robert, his _Præludia Botanica_, (1669,) 584.

Morse, Henry, his head set on London Bridge, 428.

Mortimer, Edmund, Earl of March, his claim to the Crown, 214.

Motraye, Mons. Aubri de la, his _Voyages_, (1727-32,) 461, 474.

Mountague, James, his plan for enlarging London Bridge, 613;
evidence concerning, 619.

Music to the Ballad on London Bridge, 152.
To a song on the Fire on London Bridge in 1633, 414.

Mylne, Robert, his account of the building materials of
Old London Bridge, 78.
Reports on ditto, 552, 559.
Drawings relating to, and opening of the Great Arch, 604, 605.
Design for a New Bridge, 593.

Nasmith, James, (_Vide_ Tanner,) his _Itineraria Symonis Simeonis
et Willielmi de Worcestre_, (1778,) 89.

Nelson, John, his execution, 370.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, similarity between its Bridge and that of
London, 150.

Newcourt, Richard, his _Repertorium Parochiale Londinense_,
(1708,) 25, 48, 248, 298, 415, 451.

Newman, Robert Finch, his evidence concerning London Bridge, 618, 619.
Antiquities in his possession, found at London Bridge, 627.

New River Company, London Bridge Water-Works transferred to, 565.

Nicholl, Anthony, his evidence on London Bridge, 616.

Nicholls, Sutton, his print of London Bridge, 479-481.

Nichols, John, his _Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century_,
(1812,) 90, 392.

Nichols, John Bowyer, his _Brief account of the Guildhall_, &c.,
(1819,) 183.

Nicolson, Dr. William, Bishop of Carlisle, his _English, Scotch,
and Irish Historical Libraries_, (1736,) 30, 101, 109, 320.

Nonesuch House on London Bridge, 344-346.
Probable time of its erection, 347.
Modern inhabitants of the, 393.
Inscription on, 472.
Modern prospect of, 517.

Noorthouck, John, his _History of London_, (1773,) 521.

Norden, John, his view of London Bridge, 358, 363-366.

Norfolk, John Mowbray, Duke of, his barge lost at London Bridge, 237.

Northampton, John de, evidence of the Jurors of his Ward concerning
London Bridge, 118.

Nyauncer, John, his murder and abjuration, 219.

Offices and Officers of London Bridge, 476, 632, 633.

Olaf, St., King of Denmark, his invasion of England, 16.
His truce with Ethelred II., 17.
His destruction of London Bridge, 22, 23.
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, 130, 133, 135, 136, 155, 166, 167, 172.

Paul, St., Patron of the City of London, 177.

Pegge, Rev. Dr. Samuel, his _Fitz Stephen’s Description of London_,
(1772,) 7, 12, 15, 55, 99.

Pellat and Green, Messrs. their Incrustated Glass Block for the
New London Bridge, 653.

Pennant, Thomas, (_vide_ Crowle,) his _Account of London_,
(1791,) 14, 35, 314, 472, 475.

Pepys, Samuel, his _Diary_, (1825,) 408, 423.

Pepysian Library, Magdalen College, Cambridge, ancient Drawing of
London Bridge in the, 355-358.

Percy, Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Dromore, his _Reliques of Ancient
English Poetry_, (1794,) 413.

_Philosophical Transactions_, 479, 563.

Philpot, John, Somerset Herald, his MSS. 182.
His tract of _The Citie’s Advocate_, (1629,) 183.

Piers of London Bridge, how constructed, 535, 536, 623.
Section of one at the Great Arch, 537.
Opened and examined, 615.
Of the New London Bridge, 630.

Pinkerton, John, his _Essay on Medals_, (1789,) 386.

_Placita Rolls_, their nature and contents, 138, 139.
Extracts from, 139, 141-144.

Plague, notices of London Bridge during the, 441.

Playfair, John, 599, 601.

Plays, mention of London Bridge in old English, 582, 583.

Plutarchus, his account of the Pontifices, 93.

Poetry, various pieces of, connected with London, London Bridge,
&c., 8, 15, 24, 29, 66, 146-150, 163, 175, 198-201, 227-229,
239-247, 276, 277, 321, 326, 409-412, 431, 432, 455, 466, 468,
491, 492, 571, 610.

Pontage granted to London Bridge, 154-159.

Pontifices, their institution and offices, 93.

Poter, Walter le, evidence of the Jurors of his Ward concerning
London Bridge, 117.

Prince’s or King’s Lock, London Bridge, view of, in the Frost of
1814, 612.

Printing on the Frozen Thames, 466-468, 481, 482, 491, 492, 570,
571, 610, 611, 612.

_Protestant Mercury_, (1700,) 457.

Proverbs on London Bridge, 433.

Provisions, ancient prices of, 52.

_Public Advertiser_, 497, 502, 514, 515, 544, 545, 546, 547, 548,
551, 552, 555, 569-571, 573.

_Public Ledger_, 544.

Queenhithe, ancient market at, 451.

---- Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, concerning London Bridge, 118.

Quern, Church of St. Michael le, its ancient site, 132.

Quintain on the Thames, 55, 57.

Rastall, William, his edition of the _Statutes_, (1594,) 218.
His _Pastimes of People_, 283.

Ray, Rev. J., his _Collection of English Proverbs_, (1737,) 433.

Raynewell, Sir John, his Arms, 236.

Rennie, John, 599, 601, 608.
Evidence and works of, 609.
His plan for building New London Bridge, 620.
Design of adopted, 623, 624, 648, 653-655, 659.
Medal of, to commemorate the work, 663.

Rents anciently paid for buildings on London Bridge, 120.

_Reports on the Public Records_, (1801,) 115.

_Reports and Plans for the Improvement of the Port of London_,
(1799-1801,) 575-577, 579, 585, 590-594, 597-604.

_Reports and Evidences relating to London Bridge_,
(1821,) 614, 615, 617, 620, 634.

_Reresby, Sir John, Travels and Memoirs of_, (1813,) 474.

Richard II., King of England, Treaties for his marriage, 185.
His magnificence, 204.
Fines the City, and enters at the Bridge, 205, 206.
His marriage with Isabel of France, 209.
Charged with the Duke of Gloucester’s murder, 211.
His friends executed, and his own murder, 211, 213.

Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, his contribution to the Bridge, 61.
His life, character, and death, 62-65.

Richardson, William, Canon of Lincoln, his edition of Godwin’s Book
_De Præsulibus Angliæ Commentarius_, (1743,) 62.

Ritson, Joseph, Song from his _Gammer Gurton’s Garland_,
(1810,) 146.
His _Ancient Songs_, (1790,) 165.
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, 318.

Seymour, Robert, his _Survey of the City of London_, &c.
(1734,) 393, 453, 473, 476, 485, 486.

Shakspeare, William, historical references to his Dramas,
272, 281, 284, 582.

Sheriff’s, custom of drinking to the, 350.

Sheuteman of London Bridge, order for the, 428.

Shop-Bills of London Bridge, 379, 380, 382, 549, 550.

Signs and Shop-keepers on London Bridge, 374-380, 382, 384, 385,
549, 550, 581.

Singer, Samuel Weller, his _Cavendish’s Life of Wolsey_,
(1825,) 311.

_Sisymbrium Irio_, growing on London Bridge, 584.

Skidmore, Peter, his Medalets of London Bridge, 388.

_Sloanian Manuscripts_, 105.

Smeaton, John, his plan for strengthening the Bridge, 533.
His Reports on London Bridge, &c., 534, 552, 559, 563, 579.
His plan for strengthening the Great Arch, 605.

Smith, John Thomas, his _Antiquities of London_, (1791,) 45, 550,
612, 613.
His _Ancient Topography of London_, (1810,) 392, 395, 491, 499.

Smith, William, Rouge Dragon Pursuivant of Arms, his account of the
Arms of London, 181.

Snorro Sturleson, 20.
His account of London Bridge, &c., 21-24.

Southern, John, his plan for strengthening a Cast-iron Bridge, 600.

Southey, Robert, his _Specimens of the Later English Poets_,
(1807,) 551.

Southwark, ancient market and fortifications in, 21.
Battle of, 22, 23.
Songs on, 24.
Church of St. Olave, 25, 27, 28.
Church of St. Mary Overies, 33-39.
Dreadful Fire in, 101.
Presentments concerning the Bridge, 120, 121.
Orders of the Common Council concerning dealers in, 122, 124.
Rents paid to the Bridge from, 266.
Cade’s residence in, 280-283.
Arms of, 307.
Fair in, 329, 330.

---- Bridge, erection, &c., 608, 609, 636, 638.

---- Gate and Tower on London Bridge, 343, 518.

Sparruck, Bartholomew, his account of London Bridge, 97.

_Spectator_, advertisement from the, 457.

Speed, John, his _Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain_,
(1611,) 176.

Stadler, F. C., his engravings of London Bridge, 603.

Statutes cited, 475, 485, 507, 509, 512, 565, 624.

Stephen, St., Coleman Street, Bridge property in the Parish of, 265.

----, St., Walbrook, Bridge property in the Parish of, 263.

Sterlings of London Bridge, 77, 535-537, 566, 574, 576, 585-587,
615, 616, 618.

Stocks Market, City Ordinances concerning, 167-171.
Description and Rents of, 268-270.

Stones of New London Bridge, 629, 630.
First Stone described, 646, 647, 659.

Stow, John, (_vide_ Howes, and Strype,) his MS. collections, 15, 101.
Procures Leland’s papers on London, 324.

Stratford, Essex, possessions of London Bridge at, 140, 255, 619.

----, Abbey of, dispute with that of Barking, 143, 144.

Strutt, Joseph, his _Sports and Pastimes of the People of England_,
(1801,) 55, 57.

Strype, Rev. John, his _Stow’s Survey of London_, (1720, 1754,) 14,
33, 38, 46, 51, 53, 58, 59, 60, 62, 73, 94, 98, 100, 101, 104,
113, 116, 118, 125, 127, 129, 130, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 139,
142, 165, 167, 174, 176, 177, 182, 183, 187, 218, 236, 248, 286,
287, 288, 295, 298, 308, 313, 318, 319, 330, 339, 343, 351, 352,
354, 358, 394, 403, 447, 448, 449, 451, 454, 456, 460, 461, 478,
581.

Suffolk, William de la Pole, Duke of, various acts of, 272, 274.
His banishment and execution, 278, 279.

Supremacy, persons executed for denying the King’s, 340, 370.

Sutherland, Mrs., her illustrated copy of Clarendon’s History, 363.

Sweyn, King of Denmark, his invasion of London, 18-20.

Swythin, St., Bridge property in the Parish of, 263.

Symon Fitz Simeon, his notice of London Bridge and Chapel, 88.

Tanner, Dr. Thomas, Bishop of St. Asaph, his _Notitia Monastica_,
(1787,) 35, 36.

Telford, Thomas, his designs for a Cast-Iron Bridge, 594, 595, 599.

Temple, Hon. Mr., his suicide, 474.

Temporary Bridge at London, 513, 521-528.

Thames, Fords and Ferries over, 9, 10, 16.
Ancient Bridge on the, 10.
Eating-House and Festivities on its banks, 12, 14.
Its course turned by Knute, 31.
Violent inundation of, 49.
Ancient sports on, 55, 57, 58.
Ancient Channel of, 94-96, 98.
Remarkable Droughts in, 135, 359, 482.
Praised by Polydore Vergil, 309.
Frosts and tides in, 371, 373, 465-471, 609-613.
Guard on, 419.
Sir C. Wren’s plan for a Quay, 458-461.
Various depths of water at and above London Bridge, 505, 590, 591.
Soil of there, 585.
Inclination and velocity of, 621, 622.
Survey of, 623.

Thomas à Becket, Chapel on London Bridge dedicated to, 83-90, 304,
392.

Thoresby, Ralph, his _Ducatus Leodiensis_, (1715,) 91.

Thorn, William, his _Chronicle of the Acts of the Abbots of
St. Austins_, 28.

Tides at London Bridge, accounts of remarkable,
(1608,) 373.
(1641,) 416-419.
(1767,) 566.
Particulars of the, 540, 541.

Tilting on the Thames, 57, 58.

Tithes anciently paid in London, 297, 415.

Todd, Rev. Henry John, his _Catalogue of the Archiepiscopal
Manuscripts in Lambeth Palace_, (1812,) 64.
His edition of _Dr. Johnson’s Dictionary_, 586.

Tokens, Tradesmen’s, 382-386.

Tolls on London Bridge, 508, 510;
on Blackfriars’, 568.

Tower of London, Records there, 70, 72, 103, 106, 111, 112,
115-119, 121, 127, 129, 130, 133, 155, 166, 167, 172, 186, 189,
194-196.

Tower Ward, evidence of the Jurors of, on London Bridge, 116.

Tradesmen living on London Bridge, 374-380, 384, 385, 549, 550, 581.

Traitors’ Gate on London Bridge, 339.

_Traytors’ Perspective Glass_, (1662,) 489.

Trinity House, report from, on building Corn Mills at
London Bridge, 354.
High-Water mark of the, on London Bridge, 540.

Trowel for laying the First Stone of the New London Bridge, 651, 652.

Twiss, Colonel, 599, 601.

Twysden, Roger, his _Historiæ Anglicanæ Scriptores Decem_,
(1652,) 28, 29, 206.

Tyler, Wat, his entry at London Bridge, 174.

Upcott, William, his collection of ancient shop-bills, &c., 378,
466-468, 549.

_Valor Ecclesiasticus_, account of and references to the, 317.

Vauxhall Bridge, 608.

Vergil, Polydore, his _Historiæ Angliæ_, (1570,) 102, 103, 309, 310.

Vertue, George, his engravings of Old London Bridge, &c., 75, 79,
89, 90.

Vincent, Thomas, his account of the Fire of London, 443.

Vision on London Bridge, account of, 435-439.

Visscher, John, his View of London Bridge, 395.

Wakefield, Yorkshire, Bridge and Chapel at, 91.

Wale, Samuel, drawings, &c., of, 315, 521.

Walker, Anthony, his view of London Bridge after the fire, 528.

----, James, Vauxhall Bridge built by, 603.
His account, &c. of a pier of Old London Bridge, 620.

----, Ralph, his _Report_, (1823,) 541.

Wallace, Sir William, his execution, 161-164.

Walleis, Henry le, houses built by, belonging to London Bridge, 133.
Erects a house called the Stokkes, 168.

Wallington, Nehemiah, his account of the Fire on London Bridge,
391-402.

Walpole, Horatio, Earl of Orford, his translation of _Sir Paul
Hentzner’s Journey into England_, (1757,) 327.
His _Anecdotes of Painting_, (1799,) 390, 499.

Walsingham, Thomas, his _Chronica_ and _Historia Brevis_, 174, 204,
206, 214.

Walton, Dr. Brian, Bishop of Chester, his _Treatise on Tithes in
London_, (1641,) 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 London Bridge, 311.

Wood, Thomas, his view of London in 1599, 366.

----, John Philip, his edition of _Douglas’ Peerage of Scotland_,
(1813,) 202.

_Woodfall’s General Advertiser_, (1739-40,) 493.

Wool, ancient duties on, described and considered, 67, 68.

Worcester, Florence of, his _Chronicon_, 31, 48.

----, William of, his _Annales Rerum Anglicarum_, 271.

Works of London Bridge, Officers of the, 632, 633.

Wormius, Olaus, his _Monumentum Danicorum_, (1643,) 122.

Wrangham, Archdeacon Francis, his _Langhorne’s Translation of
Plutarch’s Lives_, (1813,) 93.

Wren, Sir Christopher, his belief concerning the Thames being
turned, 96.
His plan for a quay, 458-461.

Wyat, Sir Thomas, his rebellion and attempt on London Bridge, 330-335.

Wyatt, Samuel, his design for a new London Bridge, 593.

Wyntown, Andrew of, his _Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland_, 198-201.

Wyon, William, his Medal of Alderman Garratt, 661.

Xainctes, Isenbert of, 71, 72.

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Transcriber’s Note

Every effort has been made to replicate the text as faithfully as possible. However, obvious typographical errors were repaired, as listed below. Other apparent archaic spellings, inconsistencies or errors have been retained. Although inconsistencies with hyphens have been retained, other obvious punctuation and spacing errors have been repaired. If there has been doubt as to whether a word originally hyphenated over the line should retain that hyphenation, it has been retained.

Use of the word “volume” in reference to citations has been made consistent.

Often in the text, possessive pronouns appear with an apostrophe. This convention has been retained.

oe ligatures have been expanded.

Occurrences of superscript have been delineated by a carat symbol (y^e) or a carat symbol combined with curly braces (w^{th}). Occurrences of subscript have been delineated by an underscore symbol combined with curly braces (_{T.A.})

In the original text, captions for the illustrations are contained within the body of the text, identified by use of small capitals. Often, illustrations interrupt paragraphs. Both of these conventions have been retained in this e-text, although small capitals have been converted to all capitals.

Headings of balance sheets have been streamlined for online viewing.

Page xiv, Item 46 cites Page 604, but the corresponding illustration is on Page 606. The text has been left as printed.

Page 10, “Αναχωρησάντων” changed to “Ἀναχωρησάντων”.

Page 112, “Νουμα δε και τεν των αρχιερεων” changed to “Νουμᾷ δὲ και τὴν των αρχιερεων”.

Page 260, “called called” changed to “called”. (A Granary standing in a corner between the narrow way called Bellezeterslane on the East, and the Tenement of Philip Page on the West, 8_s._)

Page 261, “Goldmith” changed to “Goldsmith”. (They owe yearly to London Bridge, by the Will of Henry of Gloucester, Goldsmith, 5_s._)

Page 307, “Hollinshed” changed to “Holinshed” for consistency. (Fabyan and Holinshed tell us this in their ‘_Chronicles_,’ page 534 and volume II., page 791;)

Page 318, “1450” changed to “1540” to correspond with the reign of Henry VIII. (‘at a Common Council, July 14th, Anno 33, Henry VIII.--1540,--it was ordered, that the Seal of the Bridge-House should be changed;’)

Page 386, “iv.” changed to “volume iv.” for clarity. (‘_Annals of the Coinage of Britain_,’ by the Rev. Rogers Ruding, London, 1819, octavo, volume iii., pages 127, 319, 324, volume iv., page 61.)

Page 417, “1461” changed to “1641”. (‘_Which latter Tyde rose sixe foote higher then the former Tyde had done, to the great admiration of all men._’ London, 1641.) Please note that due to the inconsistencies of spelling within this passage, that the word “then” was not changed to “than”.

Page 447, “p.” changed to “page” for consistency. (...since Stow, in his ‘_Survey_,’ volume i., page 499, from whom we derive these few particulars,...)

Page 481, “Perpectives” changed to “Perspectives”. (Prints and Mapps, Surveys, Ground Plotts, Uprights, and Perspectives, are there Drawn and Coloured at reasonable rates.)

Page 565, “chap.” changed to “chapter” for consistency. (...it being chapter cix. of the ‘_Local and Personal Acts declared public_:’)

Page 566, “Gazeteer” changed to “Gazetteer” for consistency. (... in the ‘_Gazetteer_’ for Wednesday, December 22nd.)

Page 627, “redear then” changed to “red earthen”. (There have also been found, an old red earthen pitcher, or bottle, nearly perfect;)

Page 667, “View of View of” changed to “View of”. (_Antwerp View of London_)

Page 673, “Conmentarius” changed to “Commentarius” to match mention in book. (Dr. Francis, Bishop of Landaff, his Book _De Præsulibus Angliæ Commentarius_,...)

Page 674, “Annnales” changed to “Annales”. (Howes, Edmund, his edition of _Stow’s Annales_,...)

Page 674, the index has been reordered. In the original, the entry for “I” was embedded in the “J” section following the first two entries.

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