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Middlesex united to it, 29.-Ad-
vancement under Richard I.,
30.-Early, wealth and luxury,
38.-Sports and pastimes, 50.-
Growth of, 103.-Population,
107.-Climate, 110.-Plans for
rebuilding, 120, 121.-Paving
and lighting, 127.-Conduits,
136. Water Companies, 138.-
Pageants, 141, 226, 314.—Tour-
naments, 143.-Entered by Wat
Tyler, 149.-By Jack Cade,
156. By Falconbridge, 159.
-Dialect, 163. Sanctuaries,
167. Shop signs, 175.-Civil
government till the Revolution,
181.-Excessively fined, 193, 207.
--Privileges suspended, 212.-
Oppressed by James II., 214.-
By Henry I.. 269.-Ecclesiasti-
cal history, ii. 1.-Bishopric of
10.-Panoramic views of 63.–
Clerical Reveries, 67.- Plagues of,
92-117.-Floods, 120.-Military
defence, 181.- Police 250.
Fires in, 276.-The Great Fire
of, 1666, 282.-Earthquakes, and
hurricanes, ii. 300.-Civil Go-
vernment since the Revolution,
320.-Riots in, 327. 329, 335,
340.-Commerce, iii. 1.-Brew-
eries, 61.-Manufactures, 65.-
Markets and consumption of
provisions, 91.- Fairs, 95.-
Beneficence, 148.-The seat of
Royalty iii. 182.-Environs iii.
355.

London Bridge, history of i. 95
Institution,
iii. 300

“ Londoners,” the " brave"

Kew Palace

Museum

iii. 292

King's Theatre

iii. 133

King's Bench Prison

iii. 323

Knighten Guild, the

i. 246

Knight's Templars

ii. 150

Kyffin, Mr., anecdote of

i. 215

Labour regulated by Bow

Bells

i. 131