Suffolk's (Duchess of) escape from London, 381. Surgeons, 171; barbers as, 171, 178, 179; military, 171; gild of, 174-176; sergeant, 177 (note); fellowship of, 178. Surrey, etymology of, 17, 18; formerly an integral part of Kent, 19. Sweating sickness in London, 209-211. Sword-bearer of London, 272. T Tabard (The), at Southwark, 88. Temple, right-of-way through the, 96. Temple Bar, 391; closing of, to sovereign, 241, 242. Thames (River), 90-100; attempts of landowners to close lanes leading to, 96-99; infested by pirates, 280-282; sports on, 90, 91; as a highway, 90-92; localities adjoining northern bank, 95; use of unlawful nets, 99. Thomas's (St.) Hospital, 191, 192; destroyed by fire, 191; rebuilt, 192. Tower of London, origin of the name, 108, 109; fortress planned by the Conqueror, 110; alterations and additions by Henry III., 111, 112; additions by Edward III., 117, 118; menagerie of wild beasts, 123, 124; prisoners, 125-127; ceremony of locking the gates, 114, 115; as a fortress, 112-114; as a palace, 113-125; as a prison, 125-130; King's Palace, 108-130; St. John's Chapel, 123. Tower Green, names of celebrities beheaded there, 127, 128. Town Clerk of London, 270. Town populations, conditions of, 162. Trade and Commerce, 277-329. Traitors' Gate, Tower of London, 129, 130. Trevelyan (G. M.), _England in the Age of Wycliffe_ referred to, 48, 370. V Vicary (Thomas), famous surgeon, 177, 189. Victualling and clothing trades, feud between, 235-238, 304, 305. Vintners of London, 313-315. W Walled town and its streets, 21-70. Wat Tyler's rebellion, 48-63; demands of the rebels, 56, 57, 60. Water fetched from conduits, 383. Weavers' gild, London, 303, 304. Weights and measures, 288; King's great beam or tron, 289. Westminster, 376. White Friars in London, 365. William the Conqueror outside London, 15; citizens repair to him at Berkhamsted, 15. Windows, glass only used by the opulent, 39; mere apertures, 40. Woad merchants in Cannon Street, 279. Women of bad repute restricted to certain garb, 44. Wyat's (Sir Thomas) insurrection, 380. * * * * * THE END EDINBURGH COLSTONS LIMITED PRINTERS * * * * * FOOTNOTES: [1] Journal, Anthropological Society, vol. v. pp. lxxi.-lxxx. [2] _Lake Dwellings in Europe_, 1890, pp. 460-464. [3] Elton, _Origins of English History_, p. 360. [4] Rev. W. Sparrow Simpson, _Chapters in the History of Old St. Paul's_, 1881, p. 3. [5] _Archæologia_, vol. xxxii. pp. 298-311. [6] _Norman Conquest_, vol. i. pp. 44-46. [7] The Treaty was really made at Chippenham.