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The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 3

Allen, Thomas

1827

List of the parishes and churches in London, with their incumbents, &c.

It has been desirable to prefix to the topographical description of the several wards of this city, the lists which are subjoined, giving at view, and in a condensed form, the aggregate of information which the author has at different times spent many hours to acquire, having been hitherto only found, after considerable research, scattered over various parts of the works wherein it has been necessarily sought.

Concerning the , no remarks seem requisite; their respective titles sufficiently indicate their nature, and their utility will be obvious; it will suffice to say, that they have been formed with a strict attention to accuracy.

Respecting the , it will be observed, wherever a living is stated to be in private hands, it has been deemed prudent merely to say

Lay Patron,

a mode considered preferable to stating the last presentee; for as this is a species of property frequently transferred, it has been judged better to give no direct information than such as would probably be incorrect before it was put to press.

The name of the present incumbent, in cases where united parishes are held, has been invariably placed against the parish by the patron whereof he was presented; so that it will thence appear who possesses the next presentation, a circumstance which may prove important to some inquirers.

List No.	1	: The Wards into which the city of London is divided, alphabetically arranged; and also the names of the several churches now situate therein, as also of such as were destroyed by the great fire	1666	, and not rebuilt, but subsequently joined to adjacent parishes, accurately stated; as well as the names of the parishes to which they have been respectively united, and the wards wherein they are situate.
Churches remaining, or rebuilt.	Churches burnt, and not rebuilt.	United to
Aldersgate.
Anne, St. within	John Zachary, St.	Anne, St.
Aldersgate.	Leonard, St., Foster-lane	Christ-church, (Farringdon within)
Botolph, St. without
Aldersgate.	Mary, St. Staining	Michael, St. Woodst. (Crip. within.)
	Olave, St., Silverstreet.	Alban, St. (Cripplegate within.)

Aldgate.
*Andrew, St. Undershaft.
*James, St. Duke's place.
*Katherine, St. Coleman
*Katherine, St. Cree
Bassishaw.
Michael, St. Bassishaw
Billingsgate.
George, St., Botolph-lane	Andrew, St.Hubbard	Mary, St. at Hill
Margaret, St., Pattens	Botolph, St.Billingsg.	George, St.Botolph-l.
Mary, St., at Hill
Bishopsgate.
*Botolph, St., without Bishopsgate
*Ethelburga, St.
*Helen, St.
Bread Street.
Allhallows, Bread-st.	John, St. Evangelist	Allhallows, Bread-st.
Mildred, St. Breadstreet	Margaret, St. Moses	Mildred, St. Bread-st.
Bridge.
Benet, St. Gracechurch	Leonard, St.Eastcp.	Benet, St. Gracech.
Magnus, St. the Martyr	Margaret, St. Fish-street-hill	Magnus, St.
Broad Street.
*Allhallows, London-wall
Bartholomew, St., by the Exchange
Benet, St. Fink
Christopher, St., le StockThe church of St. Christopher-le-Stock was pulled down in 1782, for the enlargement of the Bank of England. The site of the church is now the office wherein dividend warrants are paid, in the south-west corner of the Bank-yard, within the principal entrance--the church-yard, a garden--and the parish united to St. Margaret, Lothbury.
*Martin, St., Outwich
*Peter, St., le Poor
Candlewick.
Clement, St., East-cheap	Lawrence, St. Pountney.	Mary, St. Abchurch
Mary, St., Abchurch	Martin, St. Orgers	Clement, St. Eastcheap
Michael, St., Crooked-lane
Castle Baynard.
Andrew, St., by the Wardrobe	Faith, St.	Augustin, St. Farringdon within
Benet, St., Paul's	Gregory, St. Wharf	Mary Magdalene, St. Old Fish-street
Mary Magdalene, St. Old Fish-street
Cheap.
Lawrence, St., Jewry	Allhallows, Honey-lane	Mary, St. le Bow, Cordwainer
Mildred, St., the Virgin	Benet, St. Shorehog	Stephen, St.Wallbk.
	Martin, St. Pomery	Olave, St. Old Jewry, Coleman-street
	Mary, St. Colechurch	Mildred, St. Poultry
	Pancras, St. Sopars	Mary, St. le Bow, Cordwainer
Coleman street.
Margaret, St., Lothbury
Olave, St. Old Jewry
Stephen, St. Coleman street
Cordwainer.
Antholin, St.
Mary, St., Aldermary
Mary, St. le Bow
Cornhill.
Michael, St. Cornhill
Peter, St. Cornhill
Cripplegate Within.
Alban, St. Wood-st.	Mary Magdalen, St. Milk-street	Lawrence, St. Jewry, Cheap
*Alphage, St. London wall
Mary, St. Aldermanbury
Michael, St.Wood-st.
Cripplegate Without.
*Giles, St. without Cripplegate
Dowgate.
Allhallows the Great	Allhallows the Less	Allhallows the Great
Farringdon Within.
Augustin, St.	Anne, St. Blackfriars	Andrew, St. by the Wardrobe, Castle-baynard
Christ church
Martin, St. Ludgate
Matthew, St. Friday-street	Michael, St.le Querne,	Vedast, St. Foster-I.
	Peter, St. Cheap	Matthew, St. Friday-street
Vedast, St.Foster-lane
Farringdon Without.
*Andrew, St. Holborn
*Bartholomew, St. the Great
*Bartholomew, St. the Less
Bride, alias Bridget, St
*Dunstan, St. in the West
*Sepulchre, St.
Langbourne.
Allhallows, Lombard-street	Gabriel, St.Fenchurch street	Margaret, St. Pattens, Billingsgate
*Allhallows, Steyning	Nicholas, St. Acorn	Edward, St. the King
Dionis, St Back church
Edmund, St. the King
Mary, St. Woolnoth
Lime-street.

Portsoken.
*Botolph, St. without Aldgate
Queenhithe.
Mary, St. Somerset	Mary, St. Mounthaw	Mary, St. Somerset
Michael, St. Queen-hithe	Nicholas, St. Olave	Nicholas, St. Cole-abbey
Nicholas, St. Cole-abbey	Peter, St.Paul's-wharf	Benet, St. Paul's-wharf, Castlebaynard
	Trinity, Holy	Michael, St. Queen-hithe
Tower.
*Allhallows, Barking
Dunstan, St. in the EastThe church of St. Dunstan in the East has been recently re-built, with the exception of the tower and spire, erected by sir Christopher Wren; it was opened for divine worship Jan. 1821.
*Olave, St. Hart-st.
VINTRY.
James, St. Garlick-hill	Martin, St. Vintry	Michael, St. Royal
Michael, St. Royal	Thomas, St. Apostle	Mary, St. Aldermary, Cordwainer
Wallbrook.
Stephen, St. Wallbrook	John, St. upon Wallbrook	Antholin, St. Cordwainer
Swithin, St. London-stone	Mary, St. Bothaw	Swithin, St. London-stone
	Mary, St. Wool-church-haw	Mary, St. Woolnoth, Langbourne

The churches in the above list, distinguished by an asterisk, are such as were destroyed in , amounting in number to ; of which have been since re-built, as under:--

St. Andrew, Holborn	A. D. 1687
St. Botolph, Bishopsgate	1727
St. Katherine, Coleman	1734
St. Botolph, Aldgate	1744
Allhallows, London Wall	1767
St. Alphage	1777
St. Botolph, Aldersgate	1791
St. Peter-le-Poor	1792
St. Martin Outwich	1798

From the above list it will appear, that the number of churches remaining and re-built amount to,

Within the Walls		61
Without the Walls		10
		71
The number of churches burnt, and not rebuilt,
all within the Walls		35
St. Christopher's, since destroyed		1
Making a total of		107

The number of churches in the city and its suburbs at the period of the great fire in .

List, No.	2	: Describing the site of those churches burnt in	1666	, and not rebuilt.
ALLHALLOWS, the Less	Churchyard south side of Thames-street, nearly opposite Little-bush-lane.
ALLHALLOWS, Honey-lane	Now part of Honey-lane market, towards the south-east--of the alley communicating with Cheapside, formerly called Honey-lane.
ANDREW, ST. Holbard	Corner of Love-lane, Eastcheap, now occupied by a meeting-house.
ANNE, ST. Blackfriars	Churchyard, east side Church-entry, Shoemaker-row, Broad-way, Blackfriars.
BENET, ST. Sherehog	Churchyard north side of Bucklersbury.
BOTOLPH, ST. Billingsgate	Now partly laid into Botolph wharf, in Lower Thames-street, and the remainder covered by warehouses nearly opposite Botolph-lane.
FAITH, ST	Under south-east corner of St. Paul's cathedral.
GABRIEL, ST. Fenchurch	In the highway, Fenchurch-street, nearly opposite Cullum-street.
GREGORY, ST. by St. Paul's	South of west end of St. Paul's cathedral.
JOHN, ST. Zachary	Churchyard opposite St. Anne's-lane, east side of Noble-street.
JOHN, ST. Evangelist	Churchyard, east side Friday-street, corner of Watling-street.

JOHN, ST. Baptist, upon Walbrook.	Churchyard Dowgate-hill, north-east corner of Cloak-lane.
LAURENCE, ST. Pountney	Churchyard, east side Laurence Pountney-hill.
LEONARD, ST. Eastcheap	Churchyard, east side Fish-street-hill.
LEONARD, ST. Foster-lane	Formerly church-yard west side of Foster-lane, now covered by new General Post-office.
MARGARET, ST. MOSES	Churchyard, south-west corner of Passing alley, now called Little Friday-street.
MARGARET, ST. Fish-st. hill	Now part of Monument-yard.
MARTIN, ST. ORGERS	Churchyard east side St. Martin's-lane, Cannon-street.
MARTIN, ST. Pomery	Churchyard Ironmonger-lane, west end of Church of St. Olave, Old Jewry.
MARTIN, ST. Vintry	Church-yard north side Upper-Thames-street, between College-hill and Queen-street
MARY, ST. Bothaw	Churchyard, east side of Turnwheel-lane.
MARY, ST. Coldchurch	Between Poultry and Frederick-place, west side of Old Jewry, covered by houses.
MARY MAGDALEN, ST. Milk-street.	West side, towards north corner of Honey-lane-market.
MARY, ST. Mounthaw	Churchyard east side Labour-in-vain hill, now Old Fish-street-hill.
MARY, ST. Staining	Churchyard between Wood-street and Noble-street, behind Coach-makers'-hall.
MARY, ST. Wool-church	Covered by the Mansion-house. Haw.
MICHAEL LE QUERNE, ST.	In the highway, east end of Pater-noster-row.
NICHOLAS ACON, ST	Churchyard, west sideof Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street.
NICHOLAS, ST. OLAVE	Churchyard, west side of Bread-street hill.
OLAVE, ST. Silver-street	Churchyard south-west corner of Silver-street, joining Noble-st.
PANCRAS, ST. Sopars	Churchyard north side Pancras-lane, Queen-street.
PETER, ST. Cheap	Churchyard, south-west corner of Wood-street, near Cheapside.

PETER, ST. Paul's Wharf	Churchyard, north-east corner of St. Peter's-hill, Upper Thames-street.
THOMAS ST. APOSTLE	Churchyard north-west corner of Cloak-lane, in Queen-street.
TRINITY, HOLY	Churchyard adjoining Lutheran church, Great St. Thomas Apostle, and said Lutheran church erected on the site of the ancient edifice.

List No.	3	: The Ecclesiastical Livings in the City of London, and its suburbs, the Patrons, and present Incumbents.
*** V. stands for Vicar, R. for Rector, C. for Curate, and P. C. for Perptual Curate. The figures immediately following, signify the time of Presentation.
Parishes.	Patrons.	Incumbents.
Alban, St.	Wood-st.	Dean&Ch.of St Paul's	E. I. Beckwith, M.A. R. 1800
Allhallows	Barking	Archb. of Canterbury	S. I. Knight, D.D. V. 1783
	Bread-street	Archb. of Canterbury	Incumbent of St. John, Evangelist, R.
	The Great	Archb. of Canterbury	W. St. A. Vincent, M.A. R. 1801
	Honey-lane	Grocers Company	Incumbent St. Mary le Bow
	The Less	Lay Patron	Incumbent Allhallows the Great
	Lombard-st.	Dn. & Ch. Canterbury	Waller Brown, R. 1816
	Steyning	Grocers Company	Lancelot Sharpe, M.A.P. C. 1810
	London-wall	The King	Robert Nares, M.A. R. 1817
Alphage, St.	London Wall	Bishop of London	Robert Watts, M.A. R. 1799
Andrew St.	Hubbard	Lay Patron	Incumb. St. Mary at Hill, R.
	Undershaft	Bishop of London	William Antrobus, M.A. R. 1794
	by the Wardrobe	The King	Incumbent St. Anne, Blackfriars, R.
Anne, St.	within Aldersgate	Bishop of London	Incumbent St. John, Zachary, R.
	Blackfriars	Parish	Isaac Saunders, M.A. R. 1816
Antholin, St.		Dean & Ch.of St Paul's	John Gordon, M.A. R. 1827
Augustine, St.		Ditto	J. W. Vivian, D.D. R. 1821
Barthol. St.	Exchange	The King	G. Shepherd, D.D. R. 1807
Benet, St.	Fink	Dean &Ch of Windsor	C. R. Ashfield, M.A. P. C. 1818
	Gracechurch-st.	Dn. & Ch. Canterbury	George Gaskin,Presented by the then bishop of London, by lapse. D.D. R. 1791
	Paul's Wharf	Dean & Ch of St Paul's	Henry Ducane, M.A. R. 1824
	Sherehog	The King	Incumb. St. Stephen Walbrook
Botolph, St.	Billingsgate	Dean & Ch of St Paul's	Incumb. St. George Botolph-la.
Christ Church		Governors of St. Barthol. Hospital	Sam. Crowther, M.A. V. 1800
Christop. St.	Le Stock	Bishop of London	Incumbent St. Margaret. Lothbury, R.
Clement, St.	Eastcheap	Ditto	W. Johnson, M.A. R. 1820
Dionis, St.	Back Ch.	Dean & Ch.of Windsor	H. L. Hobart, D.D. R. 1815

Dunstan. St.	in the East	Archb. of Canterbury	Robt. Heskett, M.A. R. 1817
Edmund, St.	the King	Ditto	Incumbent St. Nicholas, Acons, R.
Ethelburga, St.		Bishop of London	Wm. Parker, M.A. R. 1807
Faith, St.		Dean & Ch. of St.Paul's	Incumbent St. Augustine, R.
Gabriel, St.		Fench. st. The King	Chas. Pheleps, M.A. R. 1792
George, St.	Botolph-la.	Ditto	Chas. Champnes. M.A. R. 1825
Gregory, St.		Dean & Ch. of St. Paul's	R. H Barham, M.A. R. 1824
Helen, St.		Lay Patron	Jas. Blenkarne. M.A. V. 1799
James, St.	Dukes-pl.	Lord Mayor & Aldermen of London	Rich. Povah, D.D. P. C. 1823
Garlick-hill		Bishop of London	Archdn. Goddard, R. 1821
John, St. Baptist-upon-Wallbrook		The King	Incumbent of St. Antholin, R.
John, St. Evangelist	Bread-st.	Dean & Ch. of Cantb.	G.T. Andrews, M.A. R. 1819
John, St.	Zachary	Dean & Ch. of St. Paul's	John Hutchins, M.A.
Katherine, St.	Coleman	Bishop of London	Thos. Home, B.D. R. 1812
	Cree	Mag. College, Camb.	George Hodson, M.A. P. C. 1814
Lawrence. St.	Jewry	Baliol College, Oxford.	Allatson Burgh, M.D. V. 1815
	Pountney	Corpus Christi College, Oxford	Incumbent St Mary, Abchurch P. C.
Leonard, St.	Eastcheap	Dean & Ch. of Cantb.	Incumbent St. Benet, Grace-church R. 1815
	Foster-lane	Dean & Ch. of Wesmr.	Incumbent of Christ Church, R.
Magnus, St.	Lond-br.	Bishop of London	Thomas Leigh, M.A. R. 1808
Marg. St.	Lothbury	The King	J. B. Hollingworth, D.D., R. 1814
	Moses	Ditto	G. T. Ackland, M.A. R. 1818
		Bishop of London	Incumbent of St. Magnus, R.
	Pattens	Court of Common Council of London	Incumbent of St. Gabriel, Fenchurch street, R.
Martin, St.	Ironmg-la.	The King	R. Hamilton, D.D. R. 1796
	within Ludgate	Bishop of London	J. B. Bingham, M.A. R. 1819
	Orgars	Dean & Ch. of St. Paul's	Incumbent of St. Clement, East-cheap, R.
	Outwich	Merchant Taylors' Company	J. I. Ellis, M.A. 1.1821
Martin, St.	Vintry	Bp. of Worcester	G. F. L Nicolay, M. A. R. 1790
Mary, St.	Abchurch	Corpus Christi college, Oxford	J. W. Bellamy, D.D. R. 1816
	Aldermanbury	Parish	J. T. Salusbury, M. A. R. 1803
	Aldermary	Archbp. of Canterb.	Incumbent of St. Thomas Apostle, R.
	le-Bow	Ditto	Anthony Hamilton.M.A. R. 1820
	Bothaw	Ditto	Incumbent of St. Swithin, R.
	Cole	church Mercers' company	Incumbent of St. Mildred, Poultry, R.
	at-Hill	Parish	W. J. Rodber, M.A. R. 1825
	Magd. Milk. st.	Dean and Chapter of St. Pauls	Incumbent St. Laurence, Jewry, R. 1825
	Old Fish-st.	Ditto	Incumbent of St. Gregory, R.
	Mounthaw	Bishop of Hereford	Incumbent of St. Mary, Somerset, R.
	Somerset	Lay Patron	J. S. Sergrove, M. A. R. 1823
	Staining	The King	Incumbent of St. Michael, Wood street, R.
	Woolchu-Haw	Lay Patron	Incumb.of St. Mary Woolnoth, R.
	Woolnoth	The King	Samuel Birch, M. A. R. 1808

Matthew, St.	Friday-st	Bishop of London	Incumbent of St. Peter, Cheap, R.
Michael, St.	Bassishaw	Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's	Christopher Packe, M. A. R. 1821
	Cornhill	Drapers' Company	T. R. Wrench, M. A. R. 1793
	Crooked-lane	Archbp. of Canterb.	W. W. Dakins, D. D. R. 1816
	Queenhithe	Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's	Thomas L. Strong, M.A. R. 1824
	le-Querne	Ditto	T.T. Walmsley, D. D. R. 1815
	Royal	Archbp. of Canterb.	Incumbent of St. Martin, Vintry, R.
	Wood-street	Parish	J. A. Busfeild, D.D. R. 1821
Mildred, St.	Bread-st	Lay Patron	Incumbent of St. Margaret Moses, R.
	Poultry	The King	Richard Crawley, M. A. R. 1807
Nicholas, St.	Acons	Ditto	Richard London, M. A. R. 1811
	Cole Abbey	Ditto	J. Mitchell, M. A. R. 1817
St. Olave	Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's	Incumbent of St Nicholas Cole Abbey, R.
Olave, St.	Hart-street	Trustee for Parish	Henry B. Owen, D. D. R. 1794
	Old Jewry	The King	Incumbent of St. Martin Pomery, V.
	Silver-street	Eton College	Incumbent of St. Alban, Wood street, R.
Pancras, St.	Sopar	Archbp. of Canterb.	Incumbent of St. Mary-le-Bow, R.
Peter, St.	Cheap	Lay Patron	G. A. Hatch, M. A. R. 1791
	Cornhill	Court of C. C.of Lon.	J. P. Wood, M. A. R. 1824
	Paul's-wharf	Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's	incumbent of St. Benet, Paul's Wharf, R.
	le-Poor	Ditto	J. S. Simpkinson, M. A. R. 1792
Stephen, St.	Colem. st	Parish	Josiah, Pratt. B. D. V. 1826
	Walbrook	Grocers' Company	G. S. Townley, M. A. R. 1784
Swithin, St.	Lond--sto.	Lay Patron	H. G. Watkins, M. A. R. 1806
Thomas, St.	Apostle	Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's	H. B. Wilson, D.D. R. 1816.
Trinity, Holy		Dean and Chapter of Canterbury	Incumbent of St. Michael, Queen-hithe, R.
Vedast, St.	alias Foster	Archbp. of Canterb.	Incumbent of St. Michael-le-Querne, R.
Andrew, St.	Holborn	Lay Patron	Gilbert Beresford, D. D. R. 1819
Bartholomew, St.	the Great	Ditto	John Abbiss, M. A. R. 1819
	the Less	Governors of St. Bartholomew's hospital	Samuel Wix, M.A. V. 1808
Botolph	without Aldersgate	Dean and Chapter of Westminster	Thomas H. Causton, Donative, 1824
Botolph, St.	without Aldgate	Lay Patron	J. B. Hollingworth, D.D. P. C. 1813
	without Bishopsgate	Bishop of London	C. J. Blomfield,Now bishop of Chester.
Bridget, alias St.	Bride	Dean and Chapter of Westminster	Thomas Clare, M. A. V. 1802
Dunstan, St.	in-the-West	Lay Patron	Richard Lloyd, M. A. V. 1805
Giles, St.	without Cripplegate	Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's	W. Holmes, M.A. V. 1802
Sepulchre, St.		St. John's College, Oxford	R. D. Shackleford, D. D. V. 1784

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	Title Page
	Dedication
	CHAPTER I: The site, extent, buildings, population, commerce, and a view of the progressive increase of London
	CHAPTER II: List of the parishes and churches in London, with their incumbents, &c
	CHAPTER III: History and Topography of Aldersgate Ward Chapter III St. Anne, otherwise St. Agnes St. Botolph without Aldersgate Collegiate Church of St. Martin's-le-Grand The New Post Office Aldersgate The Half-Moon Tavern Goldsmiths' Hall The Brethren of the Holy Trinity of St. Botolph without Aldersgate Trinity Hall
	CHAPTER IV: History and Topography of Aldgate Ward Chapter IV St. Andrew Undershaft Church St. James' Church, Duke's Place St. Catherine Coleman Church St. Catherine Cree Church Priory of the Holy Trinity Gate of the Priory of the Holy Trinity The Papey The House of Crutched Friars Aldgate Ancient Crypt Ironmonger's Hall Milbourn's Alms Houses The Trinity House
	CHAPTER V: History and Topography of Bassishaw Ward Chapter V St. Michael, Bassishaw Church Guildhall Chapel Blackwell Hall The Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts Coopers' Hall Weavers' Hall Girdlers' Hall Masons' Hall
	CHAPTER VI: History and Topography of Billingsgate Ward Chapter VI St. George, Botolph Lane St. Margaret Pattens St. Mary at Hill Watermans' Hall Butchrers' Hall
	CHAPTER VII: History and Topography of Bishopsgate Ward, Without and Within Chapter VII St. Botolph's Church without Bishopsgate St. Helen's Church Priory of St. Helen Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem Priory of St. Mary Spital, or New Hospital of our Lady without Bishopsgate Brotherhood of St. Nicholas Bishopsgate The London Tavern New London tavern Crosby Place Leatherseller's Hall The Kitchen The Marine Society Quaker's Meeting Sir Paul Pindar's House
	CHAPTER VIII: History and Topography of Bread-street Ward Allhallows Church, Bread-street St. Mildred's Church, Bread-street Cordwainer's Hall Vaults, Gerard's Hall The Compter
	CHAPTER IX: History and Topography of Bridge Ward Within Chapter IX St. Magnus the Martyr St. Benet Gracechurch The Monument Quaker's Meeting Fishmongers' Hall. 1665
	CHAPTER X: History and Topography of Broad-street Ward Chapter X Allhallows Church, London Wall. 1760 St. Bartholomew the Little, or St. Bartholomew by the Exchanges St. Benet Fink St. Martin Outwich Church. 1794 Plan of St. Martin Outwich Church. 1760 St. Peter le Poor. 1760 Priory of Augustine Friars St. Anthony's Hospital The French Church The Bank of England St. Christopher le Stocks Stock Exchange Merchant Taylor's Hall Draper's Hall The Excise-office Winchester House Carpenters' Hall South Sea House The Auction Mart
	CHAPTER XI: History and Topography of Candlewick Ward Chapter XI St. Clement Eastcheap St. Mary Abchurch St. Michael's Church The Boar's Head French Church, 1824
	CHAPTER XII: History and Topography of Castle Baynard Ward Chapter XII St. Paul's Cathedral St. Andrew by the Wardrobe St. Benet, Paul's Wharf St. mary Magdalen Baynard Castle Baynard Castle, 1660 College of Arms Regalia of a King of Arms Doctor's Commons The Court of Arches The Prerogative Court The Court of Faculties and Dispensations The Court of Admiralty The Court of Delegates The Wardrobe
	CHAPTER XIII: History and Topography of Cheap Ward Chapter XIII St> Lawrence, Jewry St. Mildred the Virgin Guildhall Hospital of St. Thomas of Acons Grocers Hall
	CHAPTER XIV: History and Topography of Coleman-street Ward Chapter XIV St. Margaret, Lothbury St. Olave Jewry St. Stephen, Coleman-street Brethren de Sacca Armourers and Braziers Hall Moorfields Bethlehem Hospital St. May's Chapel Finsbury Chapel Moorgate Albion Chapel Finsbury Chapel
	CHAPTER XV: History and Topography of Cordwainer's-street Ward Chapter XV St. Antholin St. Mary, Aldermary St. Mary le Bow
	CHAPTER XVI: History and Topography of Cornhill Ward Chapter XVI St. Michael, Cornhill St. Peter, Cornhill The Royal Exchange Tun Prison Water Standard
	CHAPTER XVII: History and Topography of Cripplegate Ward Within Chapter XVII St. Alan's, Wood-street St. Alphage St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury St. Michael, Wood-street Elsing Spital Hermitage of St. James in the Wall; and Lamb's Chapel and Almshouses Barber's Hall Brewer's Hall Haberdasher's Hall Cripplegate
	CHAPTER XVIII: History and Topography of Cripplegate Yard Without Chapter XVIII St. Giles, Without Cripplegate The Quest House Sir R. Whittington's House Debtors' Prison for London and Middlesex Prince Rupert's House
	CHAPTER XIX: History and Topography of Dowgate Yard Chapter XIX Allhallows the Great Dyer's Hall Innholders' Hall Skinners' Hall Tallow Chandler's Hall Merchant Taylor's School Cold Harbour
	CHAPTER XX: History and Topography of Farringdom Ward Within Chapter XX St. Augustine Christ Church St. Martin Ludgate St. Matthew St. Vedast House of Friars' Preachers House or Convent of Grey Friars or Friars Minors Holmes's College Lancaster College Crist's Hospital South View of the West Cloister of the Grey Friars Old College of Physicians The Gentleman and Porter Sadler's Hall The Cross The Bishops Palace The Chapter House St. Faith's Church St> Paul's School Newgate Ludgate Stationers' Hall Apothecaries' Hall
	CHAPTER XXI: History and Topography of Farringdon Ward Without Chapter XXI St. Andrew, Holborn St. Bartholomew the Less St. Bride's, alias St> Bridget St. Dunstan's in the West St. Sepulchre St. Bartholomew the Great Priory of St. Bartholomew House of Carmelites or White Friars Hospital of St. Bartholomew The Compter Lamb Conduit, Snow Hill Gaol fo rthe City of London and County of Middlesex called Newgate Fleet Prison Fleet Market Bridewell Hospital Duke's Theatre The Conduit Temple Bar The Scottish Hospital Bangor House
	CHAPTER XXII: History and Topography of Langbourn Ward Chapter XXII Allhallows, Lombard-street Allhallows Steyning St. Dionis Backchurch St. Edmund the King St. Mary Woolnoth General Post Office
	CHAPTER XXIII: History and Topography of Lime-street Ward Chapter XXIII Leadenhall, 1790 The East Indian house, 1620
	CHAPTER XXIV: History and Topogrpahy of Portsoken Ward Chapter XXIV St. Botolph without Aldgate
	CHAPTER XXV: History and Topography of Queenhithe Ward Chapter XXV St. Mary, Somerset St. Michael, Queenhithe St. Nicholas Cole Abbey German Lutheran Church Queenhithe Painter Stainer's Hall
	CHAPTER XXVI: History and Topography of Tower Ward Chapter XXVI St. Olave, Hart-street St. Dunstan in the East Allhallows Barking In capello beatae Mariae de Barking Custom House, 1660 Clothworker's Hall Commercial Sale Rooms Corn Exchange New Corn Exchange Baker's Hall
	CHAPTER XXVII: History and Topography of Vintry Ward Chapter XXVII St. James, Garlick hithe St. Michael, Royal Cutler's Hall German Catholic Chapel Mercers' School Vintners' Hall
	CHAPTER XXVIII: History and Topography of Wallbrook Ward Chapter XXVIII St Stephen Wallbrook St. Swithin Mansion House Foundation Stone St. Mary Woolchurch-haw Salters' Hall