London (England) -- Description and travel; London (England) -- History -- 16th century -- Sources; London (England) -- Surveys
It was not until 1842 that Stow’s edition of 1603 was reprinted, when
it was edited by Mr. W. J. Thoms, founder and first editor of _Notes
and Queries_. Mr. C. L. Kingsford produced a critical edition of Stow’s
second edition (1603) which is of great value. It was published by the
Clarendon Press, Oxford, in 1908. The editor gives an account of Stow’s
collections and MSS., tracing their present location.
HENRY B. WHEATLEY.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Ed. Woorkes of Geffrey Chaucer, 1561; Summarie of Englyshe Chronicles,
1565; other editions, 1566, 1570, 1574, 1575, 1590; The Summary
abridged, 1566, 1567, 1573, 1584, 1587, 1598, 1604, 1607, 1611, 1618;
ed. Matthew of Westminster’s Flores Historiarum, 1567; ed. Matthew
Paris’s Chronicle, 1571; ed. Thos. Walsingham’s Chronicle, 1574; The
Chronicles of England, 1580; re-arranged as The Annales of England,
1592; other editions, 1601, 1605; re-edited by Edmund Howse, 1615, 1631;
The Successions of the History of England, 1638 (Lourdes); ed. second
edition of Holinshed’s Chronicle, 1585-1587; A Survey of London, 1598,
1603; enlarged edition by Anthony Munday, 1618 and 1633; by J. Strype,
1720, 1754; modernised by Wm. J. Thoms, 1842, 1876; by Henry Morley,
1890, 1893 (with index), 1908; by C. L. Kingsford, 1908; Selections from
A Survey of London, ed. by A. Barter, 1910.
BIOGRAPHIES.--By Edmund Howe (in Annales of England), 1615; by J. Strype
(in Survey of London), 1720; by Wm. J. Thoms (in Survey of London),
1876; by C. M. Clode (in The Early History of the Guild of Merchant
Taylors), 1888; by C. L. Kingsford (in Survey of London), 1908.
NORDEN’S
MAP OF LONDON
1593
[Illustration: LONDON
FOR LETTER AND FIGURE REFERENCES, SEE PAGE xviii.]
REFERENCES TO THE MAP
ON PAGES xvi AND xvii
_a_ Bushops gate streete.
_b_ Papie.
_c_ Alhallowes in the wall.
_d_ S. Taphyns.
_e_ Syluer streete.
_f_ Aldermanburye.
_g_ Barbican.
_h_ Aldersgate streete.
_i_ Charterhowse.
_k_ Holborne conduct.
_l_ Chauncery lane
_m_ Temple barr.
_n_ Holbourn.
_o_ Grayes Inn lane.
_p_ S. Androwes.
_q_ Newgate.
_r_ S. Iones.
_s_ S. Nic shambels.
_t_ Cheap syde.
_u_ Bucklers burye.
_w_ Brode streete.
_x_ The Stockes.
_y_ The Exchannge.
_z_ Cornehill.
2. Colman streete.
3. Bassings hall.
4. Honnsditche.
5. Leaden hall.
6. Gratious streete.
7. Heneage house.
8. Fancshurche.
9. Marke lane.
10. Minchyn lane.
11. Paules.
12. Eastcheape.
13. Fleetstreete.
14. Fetter lane.
15. S. Dunshous.
16. Themes streete.
17. Lodon Stone.
18. Olde Baylye.
19. Clerkenwell.
20. Winchester house.
21. Battle bridge.
22. Bermodsoy streete.
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