328. _St. Nicholas Cole Abbey_, Queen Victoria Street.—Very little left. 329. _St. Swithin_, Cannon Street.—Additional ground. One adjoining the church has gone. 330. _Allhallows the Great_, Upper Thames Street. 331. _Allhallows the Less_, Upper Thames Street.—Site of burned church. 332. _St. Lawrence Pountney_, Cannon Street.—Two grounds. One is the site of the burned church. 333. _St. Martin Orgar_, Cannon Street.—Site of burned church. 334. _St. George_, Botolph Lane. 335. _St. Mary at Hill_, Eastcheap.—Saved by the City Church and Churchyard Protection Society 1879. 336. _St. Andrew Undershaft_, Leadenhall Street. 337. _St. Catherine Cree_, Leadenhall Street.—A part of the cemetery of Holy Trinity Priory, Aldgate. 338. _St. Helen_, Bishopsgate.—This is very often open, but not provided with seats. 339. _St. Ethelburga_, Bishopsgate. 340. _St. Clement_, Eastcheap. 341. _St. Leonard_, Fish Street Hill.—Site of burned church. 342. _St. Magnus the Martyr_, London Bridge. 343. _St. Mary Woolnoth_, Lombard Street.—In danger at the present time. 344. _St. Nicholas Acons_, Lombard Street. 345. _St. Edmund King and Martyr_, Lombard Street. The property of the Salters’ Company. Laid out as a garden with seats. 346. _Allhallows_, Lombard Street.—Closed in the cholera year, 1849. 347. _St. Gabriel_, Fenchurch Street.—The gift of Helming Legget. 348. _Allhallows, Staining_, Mark Lane.—Church destroyed in 1870 except the tower. The property of the Clothworkers’ Company. 349. _St. Olave’s_, Hart Street. 350. _Allhallows, Barking_, Town Hill. 351. _St. Dunstan’s in the East_, Lower Thames Street.—Its opening is under consideration. 352. _The Burial-ground of Christ’s Hospital._—This has been almost covered with buildings, but a small piece remains as a yard near the great hall. 353. _The Burial-ground of the Greyfriars._—This is a courtyard, surrounded by the cloisters, in Christ’s Hospital, used as a playground by the boys. 354. _St. James’s Churchyard_, Duke Street.—This is used as a playground for the Aldgate Ward Schools. 355. _Additional ground for St. Bride’s_, Fleet Street.—This is off Farringdon Street, is about 750 square yards in extent, and used as a volunteer drill-ground. There are no tombstones, and the ground is untidy. Consecrated 1610. Given by the Earl of Dorset. 356. _St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church ground_, Finsbury Square.—Very little left. 357. _Bridewell Burial-ground._—This is about 900 square yards in size, and is at the corner of Tudor and Dorset Streets. It was the burial-ground of the hospital, which has been removed. It is now a very untidy yard, boarded up with a rough advertisement hoarding, in the occupation of H. S. Foster, builder, 7, Tudor Street. It would make a good public playground. III. Burial-grounds which have been paved and added to the public footway, but are still traceable. The churchyards of—