Fishmongers, ancient, 79; on what occasion they paraded the city, 79; in what numbers and order, 79, 80; manner of selling fish in olden time, 80; characteristics of those engaged in, 80; allusions to fishmongers, 87; by Stowe, quotation, 87. Fleet-street, 191; characteristics of its neighbourhood, 191; central situation of, 191; Whitefriars in, 192; alluded to by Sir Walter Scott, 192; quotation from "London Spy" illustrative of various features connected with it, 192. Fog, London, time of its occurrence, 243; nature and characteristics of it, 243; atmosphere of, 243; appearance of city in, 243; variety of accidents occasioned by, 244, 245; appearance of tavern in fog, 245; appearance of London at night in fog, 247; accidents on the river in fog, 248. Geology, revelations made by, 19; and discoveries attendant on, 19. Gerard's Hall, mentioned by Stowe, 49; Giant connected with, 49; tale connected with, 50; Gisor's Hall, proper name of, 51; swept away in the Great Fire, 51. Gibbs, architect of St. Martin's portico, 204. Gracechurch-street, 76; its conduit mentioned, 76; pageant erected in to Catharine of Spain, 76; primitive way of draining mentioned in connexion with, 76; name changed in Elizabeth's reign, 76; ground for omnibuses at present, 76. Great Fire, date of commencement, 77; place of likewise, 77; inscription detailing destruction caused by, made on the monument, 77. Green Park, 224; house of Samuel Rogers in it, 224; parties associating there, 224. Greenwich, beauty of Park, 283; description of, 283; London seen from One-tree Hill in, 283; appearance of described, 283; chief beauty of park appears in June, 283; crowded by visitors, 283; Observatory, 283; pensioners, 284; characteristics of, 285; various amusements practised, 285; refreshments, appetite for, and cheapness of, 287; Gipsies connected with, 288; characteristics of, 288; advantages derived from the opening of the park, 288; historical associations connected with, 288, 291; Blackheath connected with, 291; view from, 291; palace of Eltham seen from, 291; donkeys to be procured there, 292; appearance of river from London to Greenwich, 292.