Parish organization in time of George II., 439 Patten-makers' Company, 454 Pattens, 484 Pecock, Reginald, Bishop of Chichester, 194 Pembroke, Earl, and Baynard's Castle, 166 Pepys' _Diary_, 417 Pepys on the Great Fire of London, 395 -- on the Plague, 377 Perranazabuloe Church, 75 Pewterers' Company, 454 Philippa, Queen, a benefactor of St. Katherine's by the Tower, 66 "Philo Puttonists," 415 Philpot, Sir John, 190 Picard, Sir Henry, 179 Pilgrims, 57 -- consecration of, 60 -- office of, 58 Pillory, the, 247 "Pimpinios," 415 Plague, the, 376 -- at Astrakhan in 1879, 387 -- at Marseilles in 1720, 387 -- Daniel Defoe on, 377 -- loss caused to trade by, 384 -- Pepys on, 377 -- remedies for, advertised, 408 -- water, 473 Plagues, 376 -- of London, 120 Plagues of 1603 and 1625, 387 Plantagenet London, religious houses the most conspicuous feature of, 107 Poisoning, men boiled and women burned for, 318 Population of London according to Fitz-Stephen, 84 Post-office rates about 1750, 464 Prentice, London, _temp._ Charles II., 414 Prices of food about 1750, 462 -- -- in time of Charles II., 462 "Prioress," the, in Chaucer, 149 Punishments under the Plantagenets, 318 Quacks, 474 Queen's wardrobe, 174 Quintain, the, 304 Rahere, 55, 56, 60, 63 Rainbow Coffee-house, 411 Rainwell, Sir John, 197 Ranelagh Gardens, 494 Red Bull Theatre, St. John Street, 307 Red Cross, Order of, 111 Reeds, floors covered with, 87 Reformation, the, and destruction of ecclesiastical buildings, 270 Religious houses the most conspicuous feature of Plantagenet London, 108 Rents about 1750, 461 Richard of Cirencester, 1 Richard II. and the City, 206 Riley's _Memorials of London_, 21 Robins's Coffee-house, 478 Rogues and vagabonds, _temp._ Elizabeth, 314 Roman customs, no trace of in London, 21 -- remains, 42 -- London, City wall about three miles long, 17 -- -- dependent on supplies from without, 24 -- -- description of, 12-18 -- -- probable population of, 17 -- -- the only port in the kingdom, 18 -- street, no trace of, in London, 20 -- town, construction of, 20 Rooks, 415 Royal African Company, the, 297 -- Exchange, 334 -- -- _temp._ Charles II., 410 -- Society, Institution of, 375 "Ruffins," 415 "Rufflers," 415 Russian Company, the, 297 Rutupiæ destroyed, 29 St. Alphege Church, 145 St. Anthony, patron and saint of the grocers, 208 St. Bartholomew's Priory, 267 St. Bartholomew the Great, built by Rahere, 55 St. Botolph, church dedicated to, 46 St. Clare, abbey of, called the Minories, 132, 263 St. Dunstan, church dedicated to, 46 St. Dunstan's in the East, church of, built after the Great Fire, 400 St. Edmund the Martyr, church dedicated to, 46 St. Erkenwald builds Bishopsgate, 45 St. Ethelburga, 45 St. Giles, Cripplegate, founded by Alfune, 63 -- -- in the Fields, church of, 140 St. Giles's Hospital, founded by Queen Matilda, 63 St. Helen, church of, 112