-- -- Cornhill, rebuilt by Wren, 191 -- -- Crooked Lane, rebuilt by Wren, 262; destruction of (1830), 262 -- -- Queenhithe, repaired by Wren, 207 -- Mary's, Royal College Hill, rebuilt by Strong, Wren's master-mason, 272 -- Mildred's, Bread St., rebuilt by Wren, 240 -- -- Poultry, rebuilt by Wren, 205; destruction of, in 1872, 205 -- Nicholas, Cole Abbey, rebuilt by Wren, 206 -- Olave's, Jewry, rebuilt by Wren, 194 -- Paul's Cathedral, old, repairs of, 41, 42; attacked by the Puritan mob (1640), 46-47; meeting of the Convocation of Canterbury at (1661), 119; Wren's proposed repairs of, 139, 140, 154; burning of, in the Great Fire (1666), 156, 158; removing the ruins of, 165; Sancroft's letters to Wren respecting, 166, 168; Wren's account of the effect of the fire upon, 169, 170, 171; sale of the ruins of, for the rebuilding of parochial churches, 186, 187; ruins of, blown up with gunpowder, 187, 188; New or present building, different designs for, and Wren's model of, 196, 197; first stone of, laid by Wren, 200; Wren's care in laying the foundations of, 201; Bishop Compton's address to obtain contributions for, 220; quarries of Portland stone set apart for, 221; the crypt of, finished, 261, 262; part of the money for, taken by Parliament for the expenses of King William's wars, 273; placing of the organ in, 273, 274, 275; opening of the choir of, 279; Wren's order against swearing among the workmen in, 285; morning-prayer chapel of, opened, 288; burial of Jane Wren in, 300; thanksgiving for the victory of Blenheim at, 301; covering of the dome of, with lead, 303; last stone of, laid by Wren's son, 318, 319; the iron gates set up in, 324; Wren's design for east end of, 324, 325; iron fence round, 326; design of the commissioners to put up a balustrade, in, 328; late improvements in, 334 S. Peter's, Cornhill, rebuilt by Wren, 233; charitable legacies belonging to, 233 -- Sepulchre's Church, 182, 183 -- Stephen's, Coleman St., rebuilt by Wren, 205 -- -- Walbrook, rebuilt by Wren, 192, 225, 226 -- Swithin's, Cannon St., rebuilt by Wren, 219 -- Vedast's, Foster Lane, steeple of, added by Wren, 273 Salisbury Cathedral, Wren's work at, 17 Sancroft, Dr., Dean of S. Paul's and Archbishop of Canterbury, appointed a S. Paul's commissioner, 154; sermon of, after the Fire, 1, 5; letters of, to Sir C. Wren, 166-168; contributions of, to the building of S. Paul's, 220; imprisonment of, in the Tower, 260, 261; refuses to take the oath of allegiance to William III., 264 Savoy conference, the, 120