... Execution of Perkin Warbeck...Decapitation of ... Roman pottery A Roman hypocaust...South- Places in Saxon London mentioned by Historians Tiddberti and Savin Streets...Coelmundinge haga... Hwætmundes Stone...Atheling Street. Westminster Abbey-Monument of Henry III. Monument of Henry III. the work of Italian artists ...Description of his Tomb and brazen statue... Metal images of his two daughters... His funeral... Guildhall-Entertainment of the Prince Regent and his 85 89 89-115 115-119 Antiquities of the See of London-Foundation of St. Paul's Cathedral-Early Simony-History of the Cathe- Ecclesiastical Government of London...An Episco- into Paganism...Wina purchases the Diocese, and thus becomes the first Simonist on record in England...Charter granted to St. Paul's by Wil- liam the Conqueror... Vastness of the Norman Westminster Abbey...Burial Place of the good Queen Account of Queen Maud...Singular instance of her excessive humility...Buried in the old Chapter Priory of the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusa- lem, in St. John's Square-Benedictine Nunnery in Clerkenwell Close-St. James's Church-Sir Thomas Challoner's and Newcastle House-Duch- Priory and Convent founded at Clerkenwell by Jor ... church...Crypt... St. John's Gateway...Edward Sites of the ancient Inns of Court, viz. Dowgate, Particulars of this extensive Conflagration from the writings of Evelyn, Pepys, Lord Clarendon, Rev. Thos. Vincent, and others...The "Burning of London" presumed to be the work of Papists... Confession and execution of Robert Hubert... Public Offices during the re-building of the City ...Acts for its improvement, and erecting a Court Erection of the Monument, by Sir Christopher Wren, on the site of St. Margaret's Church...De- Mansion of Sir Thomas Gresham...Pennant's error mas's will...History and description of the Col- lege... Royal Society... Professors...Museum... Birth and Character of Henry VI....His decease in the Tower, and interment at Chertsey...Removal Foundation of this Abbey, in 1082...Sequestered by Edward III....Re-established by Richard II.... Monastic buildings extensive...State assemblies here...Death of the Queens Catharine of Valois, and Elizabeth Widville...Abbey surrendered to Henry VIII....Its revenues...Mansion of the Rad- Coffee Houses and Shops at Westminster Hall... Lines illustrative of the View of the Interior of the Hall...John Stagg, bookseller. Corruption of the name of St. Olave...Foundation Bridge and Stairs...The Maze. ...Battle Richard II. Monument erected in his lifetime... |