is embellished with a smaller Plan of the Cities of London and West-
minster; and Views of old Buildings near Temple Gate, Baynard's
Castle, S. and W. Views of old St. Paul's, Cheapside, and the Cross,
before the Fire, S. front of Guildhall, and the Royal Exchange, as
built by Sir Tho. Gresham.

"A Mapp of the Cityes of London and Westminster, and Burrough
of Southwark, with their Suburbs, as it is now rebuilt since the late
dreadful Fire. Sold by P. Lea."

Various other Maps and Plans of London in reference to the Fire
have also been published; one of them is intituled" England's Glory,
or the Glory of England," &c. and has tables at the corners.

"An exact Map representing the Condition of London in its Ruins,
(after the great Fire), with a smaller one of the Cities of London,
Westminster, and Southwark. Sold by Robert Pricke, in Whitecross
Street."

"Londinum Redivivum," three Plans presented by Evelyn to
Charles the Second, a week after the Great Fire, with a Discourse
[now in the Paper Office], were engraved for the Society of Anti-
quaries in 1748.

Proposal of a new Model for re-building the City of London, with
Houses, Streets, and Wharfes," &c. a large sheet, dated 20th of Sep-
tember, 1666, and signed Val. Knight.

"A Plan of the City of London after the Great Fire, &c. with a
Model of the new City, according to the Design and Proposal of Sir
C. Wren, Knt. and for rebuilding thereof; shewing the situation of
the great Streets and publick Buildings" was engraved by Hulsbergh,
in 1724. This forms also the second Plate of the Synopsis edificiorum
publicorum, C. Wren;" and was again engraved for the Society of
Antiquaries in 1748, and subsequently, by Rocque.

INDEX OF NAMES

TO THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE HISTORY OF LONDON

AND MIDDLESEX.

Brown,