"Given at our Mannour of Richmond, the third of October, in the two-and-twentieth year of our Reign. "God Save The Queen." RICHARD GREENE. Lichfield, May 28. 1850. * * * * * LONDON PARISH REGISTERS. The interleaving, of a little work in my possession, published by Kearsley in 1787, intitled _Account of the several Wards, Precincts, and Parishes in the City of London_, contains MS. notes of the commencement of the registers of fifty of the London parishes, and of four of Southwark, the annexed list[1] of which may be of use to some of the readers of "Notes and Queries." The book formerly belonged to Sir George Nayler, whose signature it bears on a fly-leaf. [Footnote 1: We have collated the list with the Population Returns (Parish Register abstract) 1831, and noted any difference. In addition to the list given from Sir Geo. Nayler's MS. the following early registers were extant in 1831:-- 1538. Allhallows, Bread Street; Allhallows, Honey Lane; Christ Church; St. Mary-le-bow; St. Matthew, Friday Street; St. Michael Bassishaw; St. Pancras, Soper Lane. 1539. St. Martin, Ironmonger Lane; St. Martin Ludgate; St. Michael, Crooked Lane. 1547. St. George, Botolph Lane, at the commencement of which are 22 entries from tombs, 1390-1410. 1558. Allhallows the Less; St. Andrew, Wardrope; St. Bartholomew, Exchange; St. Christopher-le-Stock; St. Mary-at-Hill, St. Michael le Quern; St. Michael, Royal; St. Olave, Jewry; St. Thomas the Apostle; St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. 1559. St. Augustine; St. Margaret, Moses; St. Michael, Wood Street. 1560. St. Magnus.