Riley, Henry Thomas, quoted, 60 _note_ Riots— in London in 1222, 84-6 in London in 1267, 95-7 in Norwich in 1271, 29-30 in London in 1668, 193-94 in Strand in 1749, 242-43 in Bethnal Green in 1769, 255 Rishton, Edward, condemned to death, 160-61 Robbery— ancient forms of, crude and limited, 10, 13 modern improvement and extension, 10, 11 Rochester, Bishop of, attempt to poison, 21-2 Rocque, John, his maps, 68 Romilly, Samuel, law reformer, vi, 78, 257 _note_ Rose, Richard, boiled to death, 21, 22 Rotuli Hundredorum, 14, 15, 16 Royal Exchange, pillory at, 202, 203 Russell, Lord William,— executed for Rye House Plot, 47, 206 and execution of Pickering, 205 Rye House Plot— executions for, 205-6 and Elizabeth Gaunt, 206 Sadler, Thomas, steals Chancellor’s mace, 198-99 St. Alban’s— Leofstan, Abbat of, _see_ Leofstan highwaymen at, 211 St. George, Hanover Square— map of Parish, 68 Dr. Dodd and the living of, 261 St. Giles-in-the-Fields— “St. Giles’s bowl,” 4, 243 supposed site of royal gallows, 58-9, 58 _note_ Tangier tavern, lying in state of Claude Duval, 197 St. Hugh (Little) of Lincoln— story of, 91-5 Chaucer’s “Prioress’s Tale,” 91 St. John of Jerusalem, Priory of, 49, 50 St. Margaret, Westminster, exhumed bodies buried in a pit, 192 St. Mary-le-Bow, occurrences at, 80-1, 97-8 St. Pancras (old church), Jonathan Wild buried at, 235 St. Paul’s Cathedral, 87 St. Paul’s, Covent Garden, 197 Saint Sepulchre’s— burial in, refused, 50 burial in, 150 tolling of great bell established, 175-76 St. Thomas-a-Waterings— gallows of, 61 executions at, 148, 180 Salisbury, a non-juring parson, forges to prejudice the Government, 220 Samson, Abbat of Bury St. Edmund’s, 137 Sandwich, Lord— “protector” of Martha Ray, 264 invents the sandwich, 265 Saussure, César de— quoted, iv on benefit of clergy, 131 on peine forte et dure, 230 _note_ Savoy, custom of, 10 Scots, the first and last, on whom the full punishment for treason inflicted, 33 Sessions— at Newgate every 3 weeks in 1539, 142 at the Marshalsea every fortnight, 142 Shaftesbury, Earl of, directs the Popish Plot, 200-2 Shakespeare quoted, 64-5, 65 _note_, 116, 157, 170 Shard, Justice, strains the law, 28 Shelley, Percy Bysshe, poet, quoted, v Sheppard, Jack— a great prison-breaker, 230 story of his last escape, 231-33 re-captured and hanged, 233 life written by Defoe, 233 portrait by Thornhill, 233 inspired a sermon, 234 Shepperton, gallows at, 16 “Ship of Fools,” iv, 140 _note_ Shirley’s “Wedding” quoted, 67 Shoplifting Act, vi, 220, 246 denounced by Romilly, 220