Ancient names of headlands and harbours, hills and valleys, 18; endeavour to discover language by, 18, 19; mixture of sounds in, 19. Andrew's-hill, 37; church and monument on it, 37. Angel Inn, old, from whence Bishop Hooper was taken to martyrdom, 201; where situated, 201. Anthony, St., church of, built by Wren, 54. Apothecaries' Hall, 37. Appearance of spot in ancient times where Westminster stood, 23. Apsley House, 225. Augusta, 17. Bartholomew's Church, 27. Bartholomew Fair, 27. Bartholomew, 79. Basing-lane, 62; Roman tessalated pavement discovered in, 62; extent and composition of pavement, 62; in what embedded, 63; building and wall exposed by cutting, 63; vessels discovered, 63; circular shaft discovered, 63; remains of piles discovered, 64; site of these discoveries that formerly occupied by fortress of Tower Royal, 64. Baynard's Castle, 26; various historical associations connected with detailed in 26 and 27. Baxter, author of "Saints' Rest," where buried, 173. Ben Jonson, 27. Bennet's-hill, 37. Billingsgate, 79; free trade in, 500 years ago, 80; laws connected with fishmongers in, 80; punishment for infringement of, 80; stalls in, 80; houses originating from, 81; various descriptive notes of, 81, 82; hawkers connected with, 82; supplies from, 82; railways in connexion with, 85; old Billingsgate pulled down, 85; new pile erected, 85; allusion to Mayhew's work, in connexion with it, 86. Bird, sculptor, 35. Bishopsgate-street, 149; old-fashioned inn in, 153; details and characteristics of, 153. Bow Church, old, 54, 55. Bridge, ancient characteristics of, 24, 25. Broadway, 37. Bucklersbury, 60; descriptive details of, 60. Canterbury Tales, 250. Canute, 24. Carter-lane, 44. Catherine of Spain, 76. Cheapside, 56; effects of it on a countryman, 56; splendid shops in, 56; rent paid for, 56; articles sold in, 56; difference of London in the present day from that of old, manifested by shops, 57; various characters described, 57, 58; accident described, 58; vehicles described, 58, 59. Christ's Hospital, 166; custom connected with, 166; allusion to founder of, Edward VI., 166; monastery of Grey Friars repaired for reception of children, 166; costume worn by, 167; Stowe's account of the origin of Hospital, 167; Ridley Bishop of London, his connexion with, 167; Lord Mayor's connexion with, 168; picture illustrative of 168; sum voted by king for relief of hospital, 168; notices connected with, hospital, 168, 169; abuses incidental to, 169; quotation from _Illustrated London News_ of supper given in, 169, 170; quotation from "London Spy" illustrative of hospital and its approaches, 171; Christ's church, 172; story connected with hospital, 173; illustrious parties there educated, 173.