Thames-street, 67; notices connected with, and crowds witnessed in, 78; steamers calling at places on Thames, 78; evidencing population of London, 78; Lower Thames-street, description of, 81. Thames, poisonous state of, for fish, 85; Mr. Butcher's evidence in connexion with, 85; James Newland's evidence in connexion with, 85; description by Stowe, 86; traffic on it opposed to supply of fish, 86. Three-cranes, Vintry-street, notices connected with, 59. _Times_' office, Printing-house-square, 37. Tower, 103; remains of London mentioned in connexion with, 103; ancient foundation discovered in last century, 103; Fitz-Stephen's description alluded to, 103, 104; various notices in connexion with this building; defence of; purposes for which used; money expended on it, 105; wall defended by Edmund Ironside where tower now stands, 104; William the Norman, Rufus, and Henry I. in connexion with, 104; architect of White Tower, Gundulph, Bishop of Rochester, 104; Longchamp held the tower for Richard I.; Henry III. beautified it, 105; strengthened by Edward I., 105; repaired by Edward III., 105; description of by Paul Hentzner, a foreigner in the reign of Elizabeth, 105; Nichols' progress of James I.; description of Lion tower, 106; stories from "London Spy," illustrative of lions' habits, 109; Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, imprisoned in Bell Tower, 110; letter to Cromwell from him, 110; Bloody tower, notices connected with, 111; Salt tower, notices connected with, 111; Bowyer tower, notices connected with, 112; Rats' dungeon, 113; White tower, 113; Jewel tower and description of regalia, 114, 115, 116; description of horse armoury, 116; description of Queen Elizabeth's armoury, 119; chronicle of Queen Jane, 120; "Ende of Lady Jane Dudley." 120; quotations from, 120, 121; names of celebrated persons confined in tower, 121, and anecdotes connected with them, 122, 123; extract from _Illustrated London News_, 124. Use of donkey, 177. Various pageants at Lord Mayor's Show in olden times, 160. Vintners' Hall, notices of, and historical details connected with, 53. Virgin Mary's Image set up by Edward I., 95. Walbrook, descriptive notices of, 60; church of St. Stephen's connected with, 61. Walworth, lord mayor, slew Wat Tyler, 80. Waste land in England and Ireland, 139; cost of reclaiming, 139. Wat Tyler, picture of the death of, 160.