INDEX

Abductions of women, 125

Abram men, 346

Academy of Arts, planned, 326

Act of Indemnity, 81

Act of Uniformity, 81

Actors, 321

Actresses, first introduced, 318

Agriculture, bad state of, 126

Ailesbury, Earl of, 173

Albemarle, Duke of. See Monk, General

Aldermen, 12, 17, 37, 52, 69, 72, 76, 88, 128, 155, 218, 333, 335;

court of, 114, 207, 358;

election of, 119

Aldersgate, 275, 335;

Street, 173, 253, 275

Aldgate, 13, 103, 151, 262, 277, 305

Allen, Lady, 266

Allin, Rev. John, 230

Allor, Edward, 327

Almshouses, 158, 360;

list of, 372, 373

Alsatia, 146, 168, 348

Alsatians, 126

Ambassadors, reception of, 172;

houses of, 39–42;

chapels of, 42, 116

America, emigration to, 32

Amwell, 9

Anderson, William, 204

Anderton, Henry, 327

Andrews, Thomas, 52

Anglers, 346

Anne, Queen, and the City, 127;

at Sacheverell’s trial, 131;

dies, 134

Anne of Denmark, Queen, 143, 173

Antiquaries, Society of, 239

Apothecaries’ Hall, 248

Apprentices, 19, 27, 57, 69, 121, 186–189, 305, 347, 352

Aqueducts, 121

Aragon, Don Blasco de, 11

Archer, Thomas, 327

Ardee, Dr., 162

Arlington Garden, 381

Armstrong, Archie, 329

Arthur, Prince, 9

Artillery Lane, 275

Arundel, Earl of, 10, 326

Arundel House, 172, 173, 270

Astrology, 162, 238, 239

Atkins, Alderman, 37, 52, 64

Atkyns, Edward, 265

Aubrey, 309

Austin Friars, 262

Axtell, Colonel Daniel, 81

Aylesbury House, 272

Backhouse, Sir W., 266

Bacon, Lord, 139, 234, 235, 239

Baldwin’s Gardens, 171

Ballad-singers, 182

Banbury, Lord, 126

Bancroft, Thomas, 354

Bankers, 86, 196

Bank of England, 202–205;

effect of, on City and Crown, 205

Bankside, 243, 261, 320

Bann Fishery, 207

Baptism, 148, 150

Barbadoes, 34

Barbican, 173, 269, 275, 278

Barking, 84

Barmisie Lane, 270

Barnard’s Inn, 276

Barristers, 178

Bartholomew Fair, 221, 333, 335, 336, 362

Bartholomew Lane, 262

Baynard’s Castle, 173, 253

Basing Lane, 140

Basinghall Street, 222, 265

Bassishaw, Ward of, 105

Bastwick, Dr., 144

Bedford Street, Covent Garden, 252

Beggars, 230, 357

Bellamy, Richard, 6

Bellmen, 257

Bell Yard, 277

Benefit of Clergy, 345

Berkeley, Lord, 173, 177

Berkeley, Mr. Justice, 29

Berkeley House, 274

Berkeley of Stratton, Lord, 177

Berkstead, 80

Bermondsey, 18;

Lane, 270

Bermudas, 17, 34

Bethel, Slingsby, 92

Bethlehem Churchyard, 275

Bethnal Green, 198, 245

Betterton, 321

Bible, the, 137, 139;

the Geneva, 141

Bigod, Roger, 336

Billingsgate, 43, 242, 251

Bishopsgate, 13, 78, 362;

Bar, 272;

Street, 38, 155, 262, 265, 269, 275, 316

Blackfriars, 18, 116, 128, 132, 155, 171, 178, 262, 281, 303

Blackman Street, 272

Blackwall, 84, 272

Blackwell, Edward, 86

Blood, Colonel, 85

Bloomsbury, 269

Blow, John, 326

Bludworth, Sir T., 179

Boleyn, Anne, 299

Bonner, Nicholas, 327

Book of Sports, 15

Boonen, Guilliam, 338

Boorde, Dr. Andrew, 236

Borough, the, 66, 171

Bouverie Street, 349

Bow Lane, 159

Box, Ralph, 95

Boyer, Sir W., 177

Bradshaw, Cornewall, 179

Bradshaw, John, 52

Bread Street Hill, 279

Brentwood, 160

Brick Lane, 275

Brides Lane, 266

Bridewell, 266, 270

Bridges—Fleet, 268;

Holborn, 262, 266, 276;

London, 169, 242, 244, 248, 253, 256, 270, 282;

Strand, 75;

Westminster, 267

Bridgwater, Earl of, 173, 177

Bridgwater House, 275

Bristol, 152

Britain’s Burse, 197

Broad Street, 262

Broggers, 14

Brompton Park, 381

Brook House, 173, 276

Brooke, Baron, 177

Browne, General, 45, 50, 76

Browne, Sir R., 78, 260, 266

Brydges Street, 251

Bubb, Captain, 162

Buckingham, Duke of, 25, 30, 31

Buckingham, Earl of, 177

Buckingham, 2nd Duke of, 76, 198

Buckingham House, 270

Buckingham Palace, 313

Bucklersbury, 116

Bunhill, 179, 274;

Fields, 272

Burgess, Cornelius, 152

Burghley, Lord, 161

Burial, 147, 148

Burlington, Earl of, 177

Burroughs, Captain John, 179

Burton, Henry, 144

Busby, Captain, 340

Butcher’s Close, 274

Butcher’s Row, 276, 277

Butler, Samuel, 157, 238

Butter, Nathaniel, 327

Buttolph’s Wharf, 260

Byzantine Gift, 363

Calico-printing, 199

Cambridge, 361

Campden, Viscount, 177

Canning Street, 260, 262

Cannon Street, 265

Canterbury, Archbishop of, 218, 220

Carmen, 357

Carnarvon, 144

Carnarvon, Earl of, 173

Carolina, Provinces of, 128

Carpets, 288

Carr, Sir R., 177

Carter Street, 275

Carts, licensed, 182

Castlemaine, Lady, 300

Castle Street, 248

Cateaton Street, 105, 266

Catherine of Braganza, Queen, 173

Catholic chapels, 154, 155;

destroyed, 116, 125

Catholic Priests, 6, 126, 154, 257

Catholics, 5–8, 18, 20, 38–40, 89, 90, 91, 108, 109, 110, 116, 126, 137, 139, 142, 154, 155, 156, 250, 257, 264

Cavaliers, cruelty of, 61–63

Cecil, Lord, 11

Chadwell, 9

Chamberlayne, 289, 329

Chambers, Alderman, 64

Chambers, Robert, 29

Chancery Lane, 266, 270, 276

Charing Cross, 292, 312

Charles I. and New River Shares, 9;

and the City, 20, 24, 25;

and Dr. Lambe, 25–27;

and the Cheapside shops, 28;

and Parliament, 34, 35, 37;

and the Puritans, 141;

and Monopolies, 195;

and the Irish Society, 195;

and Emigration, 196;

and Art, 326

Charles II., his pledges before accession, 73, 75;

his welcome, 74–76;

lands, 75;

enters London, 76;

Coronation, 76;

and the City, 82–102;

and the Exchequer, 86;

and Parliament, 86, 89, 90;

his court, 100–102, 363–368;

his income, 199;

and the Irish Society, 210, 211;

and the Plague, 218, 220;

and the Fire, 260–264, 266

Charles Street, Westminster, 347

Charlton, 362

Charterhouse Lane, 173

Cheapside, 26, 28, 75, 78, 107, 118, 188, 200, 243, 246, 256, 262, 280, 287

Chelsea, 193;

Physick Garden, 381;

College, 381

Cheshire rising, the, 151

Chester, 144

Chichester, Sir A., 208

Chick Lane, 274

Child’s Bank, 204

Chimneys, 359

Chimney-sweepers, 182

Chiswell, 269

Chiswell Street, 78, 272, 275

Chocolate-houses, 296

Christmas, 141, 359

Chronologer, City, 178, 179

Churches—Altar-rails, 155;

Images and pictures, 147, 151;

Organs, 147;

Vestments, 147, 151;

Registers, 147;

Behaviour in, 149;

Services, 158;

Conventicles turned into, 155;

Rebuilt after Fire, 256, 280;

Ceremonies at building of, 361;

All Hallows in the Wall, 256;

All Hallows the Less, 253;

Barking, 261;

Chapels, Royal, 326, 334, 363;

Christ Church, Newgate, 46, 64;

Grey Friars, 246;

Holy Trinity,

Minories, 256;

Lambeth, 382;

St. Alphege, 280;

St. Andrew’s, Holborn, 133, 276;

St. Anne’s, Blackfriars, 248;

St. Bartholomew by the Exchange, 43;

St. Bartholomew the Great, 274;

St. Bartholomew the Less, 274;

St. Botolph, Aldgate, 149, 150,275;

St. Bride’s, Fleet Street, 276;

St. Dunstan’s, Fleet Street, 75, 245, 262, 265, 266, 267, 277;

St. Ethelburga, 280;

St. Faith’s, 264, 267, 268;

St. Giles’s, 275;

St. Giles’s in the Fields, 44;

St. George’s, Southwark, 243, 270, 316;

St. James’s, Duke’s Place, 151;

St. James’s, Clerkenwell, 272;

St. James’s, Garlickhithe, 150;

St. Lawrence, Pountney, 265;

St. Leonard’s, Shoreditch, 269, 272, 274;

St. Margaret’s, Lothbury, 43;

St. Mary le Bow, 118, 265, 280;

St. Mary Overies, 171, 243;

St. Mary Spital, 269;

St. Michael’s, 280;

St. Olave’s, Old Jewry, 247;

St. Paul’s Cathedral, 128, 130, 151, 152, 245, 246, 253, 258, 262, 264, 265, 267, 268, 315, 326;

St. Peter’s, Cornhill, 151, 280;

St. Saviour’s, Southwark, 130;

St. Sepulchre’s, 262, 274, 276;

St. Swithen’s, Candlewick Street, 245;

St. Thomas of Acon, 246;

Stepney, 269;

Temple, 265;

Westminster Abbey, 5, 267;

Whitechapel, 44

Church of England—after the Restoration, 154;

and Charles I., 111;

and the City, 131;

High Church party, 127, 130–133, 144, 145, 146;

Growth of, 133;

Footing in, 145, 146

Church-houses, 360

City, the—Area of after Fire, 272;

Expansion of, 269;

families, 176;

inhabited by merchants, 173;

health of, 283;

new houses built in, 180;

small tenements in, 180;

Protestant, 20;

turns Royalist, 69–73;

sanitation of, 283;

rebuilt after Fire, 251, 254, 256, 264, 265, 279 287;

and Charles I., 24, 25;

and Charles II., 82–102;

and the Church of England, 131;

and the Civil War, 42–46, 49, 53–63;

and the Commonwealth, 64–73;

and the County Gentry, 173, 174;

and the election of Sheriffs, 17;

and the fleet, 25, 28, 29;

and the Freemen, 134;

and the Irish Estates, 29, 30, 207–212;

and James I., 9, 20, 21;

and James II., 110, 114;

and the nobility, 278;

and its orphans, 120, 121;

and Parliament, 46, 47, 50;

and the Protector, 68;

and Queen Anne, 127;

and religion, 31;

and supplies and loans, 34, 35, 36, 46, 47, 49, 67, 73, 89, 199, 205;

and William III., 117, 118

City Companies, 17, 18, 25, 37, 207, 230;

Clothworkers, 9;

Grocers, 201, 202;

Merchant Adventurers, 18;

Merchant Taylors, 18;

Pin-makers, 202;

Skinners, 72, 211;

Weavers, 196;

Woodmongers, 182

Civil War—Defence of London in, 43, 44, 49;

Trade ruined by, 44, 57, 67;

and the City, 45, 46

Clapper Doyens, 346

Clare, Earl of, 173, 177

Clare Market, 321

Clarendon, Earl of, 142, 177

Clarges, John, 354; Ann, 354

Clement, Gregory, 81

Clement’s Inn, 270, 277

Clench, Dr., 126

Clergy, the, 125, 141, 143;

Accusations against, 149, 150;

and the Bishops, 35;

ejected, 150, 151, 369–371;

persecuted, 146, 149;

Pluralists, 371

Clerkenwell, 6, 44, 132, 262, 269, 272;

Close, 272;

Green, 272;

Spa Fields, 315

Clifford, Lord, 177

Clifford’s Inn, 256, 277

Cloth Fair, 275, 335, 336

Cloth trade, 192, 194

Coal trade, 198

Cobham, Lord, 5

Cock Lane, 276

Cockaine’s Patent, 194

Cockpit, the, 155

Coffee-houses, 315;

the first, 294

Coffin, R., 125

Coherton, Mrs., 125

Coinage, 199, 200

Coke, Sir E., 361

Cold Harbour, 18, 246, 253

Coleman Street, 77

Coleraine settled, 207, 208, 209

Comminuta, N., 125

Common Council, 8, 17, 42, 43, 48, 50, 52, 66, 72, 73, 88, 92, 208, 254, 357;

Court of, 114;

election of, 119

Common Prayer, Book of, abolished, 147, 148;

publicly torn, 149

Companies’ Halls, 246;

Drapers’, 189;

Fishmongers’, 253;

Goldsmiths’, 50;

Grocers’, 46, 49, 204;

Haberdashers’, 80;

Leadenhall, 9, 78, 265;

Mercers’, 75;

Merchant Taylors’, 91, 265;

Skinners’, 99, 72;

Weavers’, 50

Compting House, 366

Conduit Head, 179

Congreve, 292

Constables, 356, 357

Conventicles, list of, in 1680, 156 157;

turned into churches, 155

Conway, Lord, 262

Cooke, 326

Cooke, Sir T., his garden, 381

Cooling, Joseph, 349

Cooper, Samuel, 326

Copper tokens, 317

Corbet, 80

Corinthian, Tom, 331

Cornhill, 246, 262, 294

Cornish, Henry, 92, 97, 105–108

Correggio, 326

Cosmo, Duke of Tuscany, 182, 289, 330

Cotton, Sir Robert, 200

Council of State, the, 150

Country Gentry—and Trade, 174;

dress of, 302

Court of Conscience, 8

Courtney, Viscount, 177

Covent Garden, 56, 168, 186, 251, 262, 270, 280, 315

Coventry, Earl of, 177

Coventry, Lord Keeper, 29

Cow Cross, 274

Cowden’s Rents, 279

Crafts, feuds between, 280

Craftsman, 139;

wages, 184;

leave City, 269;

dress of, 302

Cramp Ring, the, 163;

rite of blessing, 166, 167

Crane, Sir F., 200

Craven, Earl of, 173, 177, 218

Crimes, 345, 346

Crimping, 184, 185

Cripplegate, 78, 220, 223, 269, 275

Crisp, Sir N., 177

Crofton, Zachary, 150, 151

Cromwell, Oliver, 64, 65, 68, 150, 151, 276;

and the Irish Estates, 210, 211

Crooked Lane, 242

Crystal-gazing, 162

Cuckold’s Point, 362

Cullons, Thomas, 49

Cunningham, 292

Customs duties, 190, 198

Custom House, 246, 251

Cutler, Sir J., 177

Damiens, 104

Daniel, Cromwell’s Porter, 157

Davenant, Sir W., 198, 240, 321

Day, Cornet, 77

Deadman’s Place, 146

Dean Street, 275

Debtors, 8, 168, 349

Declaration of Indulgence, 110;

the second, 112

Defoe, Daniel, 160, 217, 223, 224

De Grammont, 347

Delamere, Lord, 116

De-Laune, Thomas, 363

Dentists, 235

Deptford, 223, 362, 382

Derby, Earl of, 10

Derby House, 173, 256

Derry settled, 207, 208, 209

Devil, the, bargains with, 160, 161

Devonshire, Duke of, 381

Devonshire, Earl of, 10, 177

Dictionary of Dreams, 161

Disception, 150

Disorderly houses, 13, 100, 186

Dissenters. See Nonconformists.

Diving bell, 126

Divines, Council of, in 1643, 146, 147

Dobson, William, 326

Doctor’s Commons, 178, 251

Dodd, Rev. J., 149

Dolben, Dean, 267;

Sir W., 88

Dommerers, 346

Doolittle, Mr., 155

Dorchester, Marquis of, 173, 177, 275

Dorset, Earl of, 10, 177, 179

Dorset House, 264

Douglas, Captain, 116

Downes, Bartholomew, 327

Downey, Sir G., 80

Droman, David, 329

Drummond’s Bank, 292

Drunkenness, 356

Drury, Father, 19

Drury Lane, 56, 125, 173, 222, 270, 321, 332

Dryden, 252, 314

Dubois, John, 95, 96

Ducking-pond, 272;

stool, 346

Duelling, 126, 346

Dugdale, Sir W., 54, 361

Duke’s Place, 18, 262

Duke Street, Covent Garden, 125

Duke Street, Westminster, 347

Duncombe, Sir S., 340

Dungeons, 359, 360

D’Urfey, Tom, 101, 336

Durham House, 197, 270

Dutch trade, 190, 191

Eastcheap, 246

Easter, 359

East India Company, 193, 194, 196

Eastminster, 269

Education, 278, 361

Eliot, Sir J., 30

Elizabeth, Queen, 299

Ely House, 173, 276

Embalming, 235

Emigrants, ages of, 34

Emigration, 32–34, 83, 128, 142, 143, 184, 196, 206

English Mercury, the, 327

Erasmus, 159, 361

Erber, the, 246

Erskine, Sir T., 11

Esquires, 175

Essex, Earl of, 10, 99, 173

Essex House, 173, 270

Euston Road, 315

Evans, Ellen, 163

Evans, the wise man, 162

Evelyn, John, 81, 100, 110, 113, 224, 251, 254, 258, 259, 278, 293, 294, 299, 305, 312, 313, 315, 338, 382

Everard, Sir F., 177

Examiners, 225

Exchange, the, 72, 152, 197, 246, 251, 253, 261, 262, 265, 266, 280, 283, 315, 316, 354

Exchequer closed, 86, 120, 197

Exchequer Office, 265

Excise, 342

Excise Office, 251

Executions, 6, 80, 81, 104, 107, 108, 125, 126, 250, 257, 334, 345, 349

Exeter House, 251

Fairfax, Sir T., 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 57, 64;

Lady, 266

Fairs, 329, 333–335

Falcon Stairs, Southwark, 159

Fans, 361

Farringdon Street, 276

Farrington Without, ward of, 94

Farryner, 244

Farthing Office, the, 200

Farthing tokens, 200

Fashionable class, growth of, 311

Fashions, 302

Fashion Street, 275

Fasting, 145, 146, 148

Fatal Vespers, the, 18, 19

Felton, John, 31

Fenchurch Street, 172, 200, 261, 262

Ferries, St. Mary Overies, 281;

Horseferry, 281

Fetter Lane, 169, 257, 266, 270, 276

Feversham, 114

Fifth Monarchy Men, 68, 76–80, 82

Finch, Sir Heneage, 177

“Finit,” Sir John, 329

Finsbury, 243;

Fields, 269

Fire brigade established, 83

Fire of London, 84, 108, 157, 198;

origin, 244;

lack of water, 244;

flight of people, 244, 245;

spreads, 245;

pecuniary damage, 246;

public buildings destroyed, 246;

warehouses and shops destroyed, 246;

causes and conditions of, 248;

suspicions of arson, 250;

arrests, 250;

the houseless, 251, 278, 279;

loss of life, 251;

effects of, 251–257;

what escaped, 253, 362;

contemporary accounts, 258–268

Fire of 1679, 257

Fish Street Hill, 262

Fish, trade in, 192, 193

Fisher’s Folly, 155

Five Mile Act, the, 151

Fleet Street, 19, 27, 169, 195, 258, 262, 265, 270, 280, 315, 321

Fleetwood, 69

Fleur de lys Court, 248, 253

Floyer, 238

Food and drink—of the working-classes, 126;

suggested reforms in, 184;

spirits, 184, 289;

tea, 184, 292–294;

coffee, 184, 289, 294–296, 315;

chocolate, 184;

bread, 242;

beer and ale, 242, 289, 342;

meals, hours of, 289–291;

wine, 289, 312, 316, 317, 342;

profusion of, 290;

meat, 290;

fruit and vegetables, 290, 291;

cooking, 291;

tavern dinners, 292;

drinks, various, 293, 296, 315;

Royal tables, 367

Forks, 289

Foster, Sir R., 177

Foule, John, 155

Fowke, John, 52

Foxe, John, 144

Foyle Fishery, 207

Franciscans, the, 123

Franklin, Benjamin, 289

Free Trade advocated by Sir W. Raleigh, 190

Friday Street, 262

Frost, Walter, 179

Fulwood’s Rents, Holborn, 146, 171

Funerals, 309, 310

Furnivall’s Inn, 274, 276

Games and sports, 15, 32, 140, 155, 328;

archery, 243, 360;

ballad-singing, 230;

bearbaiting, 169, 230, 270, 351;

billiards, 169;

bowls, 272, 290, 312, 360;

buckle-play, 230;

cock-throwing, 243;

fencing, 330, 331;

football, 243;

lists of, 328, 329, 330;

maypoles, 303;

tennis, 329;

whinney-board, 155;

wrestling, 331

Gaming-houses, 270, 352

Garlick Hill, 278

Garaway, Thomas, 293

Gate Street Chapel, 132

Gates, 13, 218;

Bishopsgate, 261;

Cripplegate, 305;

Newgate, 276;

St. John’s, 274

Gaunt, Elizabeth, 108

Gayre, Sir J., 37, 48, 49

Genteleschi, 326

“Gentleman,” title of, 174, 175, 176

Gentlemen Pensioners, 366

Gentry living in London in 1673, list of, 177, 178

Gerard, Lord, 76

Ghosts, 161

Gibbons, Grinling, 327

Gifford, Father, 257

Gills, 323

Giltspur Street, 276

Gloucester, Duke of, 76

Glyn, Recorder, 47

Godfrey, Sir Edmondesbury, 89

Gold, Alderman, 97

Golden Farmer, the, 125

Golden Lane, 272

Gondomar, 19

Goodenough, 107

Goodman’s Fields, 277

Goring, Colonel, 43

Goring, Sir George, 329

Goswell Street, 269, 272

Gracechurch Street, 245, 261, 262

Grafton, Duke of, 91

Grand Remonstrance, the, 42

Gravell Lane, 44

Graves, merchant, 250

Gravesend, 33, 216

Gray, Lord, 275

Gray’s Inn, 274, 275;

chapel, 158;

gardens, 315;

Lane, 171, 274, 315

Green Arbour Court, 276

Green Cloth, Court of, 366

Green, J. R., 139

Green Park, 311

Greenwich, 223, 282, 362

Green Yard, 305

Gresham College, 251, 257, 262, 264, 265, 266

Gresham, Sir T., 261

Greville, Sir J., 75

Grey, Lord, 173

Grey of Wark, Lord, 105

Griffith, Sarah, 159, 160

Grimes, 155

Grimston, Sir H., 177

Grub Street, 269

Guards, Royal, 365, 366

Guido, 326

Guildhall, 95, 96, 107, 128

Gunpowder Plot, 7

Gwynne, Nell, 157, 321

Hacker, Colonel Francis, 81

Hackney, 173, 381

Hackney coaches, 66, 83, 229, 242, 340

Hackney coachmen, 356

Haddon Hall, 299

Halifax, Viscount, 177

Hamersley, Sir H., 179

Hamilton, Marquis of, 200

Hammersmith, 381

Hampden, John, 35

Hampstead, 9, 78

Hand Alley, 155

Harding Street, 276

Harrington of Exton, Lord, 200

Harrison, General, 58, 68, 81

Hart, Alexander, 162

Hartley, William, trial of, 6

Hartly Row, 60

Harvey, Sir Elias, 262

Hastings, Lord, 173

Hatton Garden, 262, 274

Hatton, Lord, 177

Hawkabites, 134

Hawkers and pedlars, 122–124, 356

Haymarket, 116, 270

Henrietta Maria, 24, 27, 28, 173, 338

Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, 252

Henry, Prince, 10, 314, 326

Hentzner, 333

Herald’s College, 256

Hereford, Earl of, 336

Heron, Colonel, 69

Herrick, 308

Hetheway, R., 159

Hicks, Sir W., 177

Hicks’s Hall, 274

Higgins, 130

Highgate, 251, 258

Highwaymen, 125

Hill, Henry, 116

Hoare’s Bank, 204

Hockley in the Hole, 272

Hog Lane, 274

Holborn, 6, 44, 146, 171, 173, 178, 262, 269, 270, 275, 315;

Bars, 276

Holborn, Sir R., 163

Holidays, 186

Holland, Earl of, 177

Holland, Packet from, 126

Hollar’s Map, 243

Holles, Sir F., 177

Holywell Street, 276, 277

Honourable Artillery Company, 66

Hooker, John, 139

Horn Fair, 362

Hoskins, John, 326

Hospitals, 121, 155;

Bethlehem, 121, 157;

Bethlehem (New), 275;

Bridewell, 121;

Charterhouse, 269, 272, 275;

Chelsea, 158;

Christ’s, 121, 182;

St. Bartholomew’s, 121, 274, 276;

St. James’s 314;

St. Thomas’s, 121;

Sherburn, Durham, 314

Houndsditch, 305

Hounslow, 60, 61

House of Correction, 356

Houses—rent of, 287;

furniture, 287, 288, 289, 298

Howard, Sir Philip, 76

Howell, James, 53, 57, 188, 193, 289, 291, 296, 304, 307

Hoxton, 88;

Fields, 315

Hubert, Robert, 250

Huffs, 346

Humphrey, Pelham, 326

Huntingdon House, 173

Hutchinson, Colonel, 139

Hyde, Lord, 91

Hyde Park, 303, 311, 312;

corner, 44

Imports and exports, 193, 194, 197, 198

Independents, 46

India, imports from, 193, 194

Infectious diseases, 14

Inns and taverns, 281, 292, 315, 316, 317, 356, 360, 362;

music in, 155;

prices, 292;

Bell, 170;

Bowman, 332;

Cask, 317;

Catherine Wheel, 60;

Devil, 169, 317;

Falcon, 169;

Goose and Gridiron, 317;

King’s Head, 90;

Locket’s, 292;

Maidenhead, 169;

Mitre, 169, 317;

Old Swan, 259;

Queen’s Arms, 332;

Rainbow, 169;

Red Bull, 272;

Red Lion, 171, 266;

Rose, 316, 322;

Star, 244;

Sun, 316; White Hart, 168;

White Horse, 272;

Willis’s, 322

Inns of Court, 178

Inquisition, the, 138

Inspeximus Charter, 83

Irish Estates, 9, 29, 37, 83, 208–212

Irish Society, the, 208–212

Islington, 44, 251, 258

Ivy Lane, 116

Jack Alley, 279

Jacobites, 125

James I., accession, 3;

and the Puritans, 15;

and the Merchant Adventurers, 18;

and the Protestants, 20;

and witchcraft, 159;

and silk-growing, 193, 313;

settles Ulster, 206;

and the Irish

Society, 208, 209;

his amusements, 329;

his Court, 359

James II. at the Restoration, 76;

and the Succession, 89, 90;

and the City, 94, 110, 114;

and the Customs, 103;

and Catholicism, 108–111;

escapes, 114;

dies, 126;

and the fire of London, 245, 260, 262, 263, 264, 266

James Frances Edward, Prince of Wales, 113, 114, 126, 134

Jefferson, Colonel, 151

Jefferys, Alderman, 125

Jeffreys, Judge, 99, 110, 114, 115, 125, 346

Jepson, John, 125

Jesuits, 126, 257

Jewel, Bishop, 144

Jewin Street, 155

Jews, the, 151, 196, 235

Jones, Inigo, 152, 323

Jones, Col. John, 81

Jones, Mr. Justice, 97

Jones, Sir W., 88, 97

Jonson, Ben, 178, 179, 199, 200, 235, 236, 237, 323–325

“Judgment and Decree,” the, 87

Juries, 345, 346

Justice House, the, 246

Kensington, 263, 264;

Gardens, 381

Kiffin, William, 110

Killigrew, 314, 321, 323

King’s Evil, the, rite of “touching” for, 163–166

King’s Head Club, 90

King Street, Cheapside, 75, 107

King Street, Covent Garden, 252

King Street, Westminster, 195, 270

King’s Wardrobe, 67, 246, 256

Kingdom’s Intelligence, the, 327

Kinross, Lord, 11

Kissing, 303

Knight, Sir Ralph, 340

Kynaston, 321

Lacy, Alderman, 125

Lambe, Dr., 25–27, 237

Lambert, General, 69, 80

Lambeth, 37, 221, 222, 243, 330, 382;

Gardens, 382;

Marsh, 243, 270;

Palace, 149

Lamb’s Conduit, 315

Fields, 315

Lancaster, 144

Land, value of, 198

Langdale, Lord, 211

Langham, Sir J., 177

Lapthorne, R., 125

Laud, Archbishop, 27, 31, 32, 37, 108, 139, 140, 141, 144

Launceston, 144

Lawrie, Captain, 126

Lawes, Henry, 323, 326

Laystalls, 182, 229, 283;

list of, 183

Leadenhall Street, 262, 265

Leather Lane, 132

Leicester, Earl of, 177

Leicester Fields, 173

Leighton, Alexander, 143, 347

Lely, Sir P., 327

Lennox, Duke of, 10, 200

Leprosy, 314

Leslie, Charles, 157

Lilburne, John, 58

Lilly, William, 161, 162, 163, 239

Lime Street, 116, 262

Limehouse, 128, 269

Lincoln’s Inn, 270, 276;

chapel, 158;

fields, 116, 155, 182, 262, 266, 270, 276, 321;

lower fields, 276

Lindsay, Earl of, 177

Lindsay, James, 11

Linen-making, 198

Lister, Dr., 294

Little Britain, 245, 269

Little Moor Fields, 275

Little Old Bailey, 276

Littleton, Sir T., 177

Locket, Adam, 292;

Edward, 292

Lombard Street, 28, 86, 188, 245, 260, 261, 262, 280

London, water-supply, 9, 215, 244;

growth of, 18, 66, 180, 181;

rebuilding of, 84;

migration into, 184;

decay of trade in, 193;

new buildings in, 378–380

London Gazette, the, 327

London Wall, 305

London Weekly Courant, the, 327

Londonderry, 208

Long Acre, 132

Long Ditch, 347

Long Lane, 269, 336

Lord Chamberlain, 367

Lord High Almoner, 363, 367

Lord Mayor, 13, 15, 37, 38, 42, 68, 76, 91, 92, 94, 128, 130, 172, 218, 260, 333, 335, 355

Lord Mayors with hereditary arms, list of, in 1633, 176, 177

Lord Steward, 363, 367

Lord’s Supper, 148

Lothbury, 262

Lotteries, 85

Lucky and unlucky days, 161, 237

Lucy, Sir R., 266

Ludgate Hill, 24, 75, 246, 262, 280, 287

Lunatic Asylums, 237

Luther, 159

Lyon’s Inn, 277

Mackarness, Rev. J., 149

Maiden Lane, 80

“Main,” the, 5

Maitland, 97, 204, 251, 278

Manchester, Earl of, 361

Manlove, Richard, 349, 350

Mark Lane, 251

Market-gardens, 272, 278

Markets, 84, 123, 124;

cloth, 88;

East Chepe, 195;

Green-yard, or Herb, 124;

Honey Lane, 124;

Leadenhall, 124, 155, 280;

Newgate, 116, 124, 262, 280;

St. James’s, 280;

Smithfield, 13;

Stocks, 124;

West Chepe, 195

Marlborough, Duchess of, 133

Marriage service, 148

Mary, Queen, 117, 120, 122

Mary of Modena, Queen, 114

Masques, 323–325

Master of the Horse, 366

Mathews, Sir P., 178

Maundy-Thursday, 367

May Day, 303, 304

Maynard, Sir J., 88

Maypoles, 140, 340, 354

Medici, Marie de, 338

Medicine, state of, 234–238

Meeting-houses, 251

Mercers’ Chapel, 265

Merchant-ships, 191, 198

Mercurius Britannicus, 327

Mercurius Civicus, 327

Mercurius Clericus, 327

Mercurius Politicus, 327

Mercurius Pragmaticus, 327

Meritio Latron, 346

Metals exported, 192

Middle Row, 276

Middleton, Hugh, 9

Middleton, T., 178, 179

Midgley, Robert, his appeal for the churches, 157, 158

Mildmay, Sir H., 80

Mile End, 88, 269;

Green, 68

Milford Lane, 170

Militia, 17, 18, 24, 25, 47, 48, 50, 66

Millenary Petition, 20

Millisent, Sir J., 329

Milman, Dean, 267

Milton, 139;

family of, 176

Mincing Lane, 200

Minories, the, 67, 269, 277

Mint, the, 146, 171

Misson, 361

“Mithridate,” 235

Mitre Court, 146

Mohocks, 134, 331

Mohun, Lord, 126

Monasteries, sites of, 180

Money-lenders, 351, 352, 353;

female, 353

Monk, General, 69, 72, 75, 76, 218, 266, 331, 345, 354

Monkwell Street, 128

Monmouth, Duke of, 99, 104, 329

Monmouth Street, 280

Monopolies, 193, 195

Montagu Close, 146, 171

Montagu, Sir Edward (Lord Sandwich), 174

Montfort, the actor, 126

Monument, the, 250

Moore, Sir J., 92, 94, 95

Moorfields, 9, 57, 78, 100, 134, 243, 251, 258, 261, 269, 275, 278, 280, 315

Moorgate, 13

Morality, 355–358

Mordaunt, Viscount, 178

Mordyke, Sarah, 159

Mugwell Street, 155

Mulberry Gardens, 313

Mulgrave, Earl of, 91, 178

Mumpers, 346

Munson, Lord, 80

Murders, 126, 349

Music, 317, 326

Nantes, Edict of, 108

Naunton, Sir R., 182, 234

Navy, 198

Naylor, James, 152

Nenier, Dr., 238

New Artillery Garden, 274

New Canal, 276

New England, 33, 34

New Fish Street, 265

New Inn, 270, 277

New Palace Yard, 349

New River Head, 160

New Spring Gardens, 315

New Street, 155, 276

New Year’s Day, 305

New York, Province of, 128

Newberry, Nathaniel, 327

Newcourt, Dr., 254

Newman’s Rents, 279

Newspapers, 327

Nis, Daniel, 181

Nobility, and the City, 173, 177, 178, 278

Nonconformists, 82, 85, 87, 110, 111, 131, 154–158;

chapels wrecked, 132;

laws against, 156;

preachers in 1680, list of, 156, 157;

take the churches during the Plague, 219, 220;

Anabaptists, 110, 142, 150;

Baptists, 84;

Brownists, 139;

Independents, 142, 149, 150;

Quakers, 84, 142, 152, 153;

Presbyterians, 46, 82, 139, 142, 147, 149, 150;

Socinians, 142

Nonsuch, 261

Norfolk, Duke of, 173

North, Dudley, 95, 96, 98

North Broad Street, 275

Northampton House, 270

Northumberland, Earl of, 10

Norton Folgate, 88, 272, 274

Nottingham, Earl of, 10

Noye, Sir W., 29

Nurse-keepers, 226

Oates, Titus, 89, 103, 104, 346

Ogilby’s map, 272, 278–280, 397

Okey, 80

Old Artillery Gardens, 275

Old Bailey, 276

Old Fish Street, 240

Old Jewry, 26

Old Palace Yard, 152

Old Street, 220, 272

Open spaces, 274

Open stalls, 195, 196

Overton, Colonel, 77

Oxford, 20, 132, 326, 340, 360, 361

Oxford, Earl of, 347, 348

Oxley, Elizabeth, 257

Pads, 346

Painting, 326

Palace Gardens, 243

Palaces, 172

Pall Mall, 270

Papacy, the, 137

Paper-making, 198

Papillon, Thomas, 95, 96, 98, 99

Parents and children, 361

Paris Gardens, 351

Parker, Archbishop, 239

Parks and Gardens, 311–317, 351, 381–382

Parliament—and supplies, 24;

and Charles I., 31, 34, 35, 37;

and the City, 46, 47, 50;

and Charles II., 86, 89, 90;

composition of, 374

Parmigiano, 326

Passive obedience, 144, 145

Paternoster Row, 223, 245, 251, 262

Paul, Rev. Dr., 160

Paul’s Cross, 152

Paul’s Wharf, 159, 260

Peiletot, John, 326

Pelman, John, 334

Pemberton, Sir F., 88

Pembroke, Earl of, 10, 173

Pennington, Isaac, 43, 52

Pepys, Samuel, 75, 76, 174–176, 221, 224, 245, 259–262, 283, 289, 290, 293, 299, 303–305, 312, 315, 319, 321, 322, 323, 326;

Mrs., 188

Peterborough, Lady, 340

Peters, Rev. Hugh, 81

Petticoat Lane, 269, 275

Petty France, 275

Petty, Sir William, 198

Philo Puttonists, 346

Philpott, Sir J., 28

Piazza, the, 315

“Piazzo,” the, 270

Piccadilly, 270, 330

Pie Corner, 276

Piedloe, 250

Pilkington, Thomas, 92, 94, 95, 105;

family of, 94

Plague—in 16th century, 233;

of 1603, 5, 215–217;

of 1625, 24, 217, 218;

quack remedies in, 233, 234;

of 1629–1631, 27;

of 1636, 218

Plague of 1665—distress after, 84;

approach of, 218;

flight from London, 218, 219;

work stopped, 219;

churches, 219;

quack remedies, 220, 237;

charity during, 220;

regulations during, 225–230;

theatres, etc. closed, 230;

parishes most affected, 220;

precautions, 220, 225;

pest-houses, 220;

contemporary accounts, 220–222, 230

Player, Sir T., 105

Playhouse Yard, 272

Plots, 21, 42, 89, 125, 250, 257;

Gunpowder, 108;

Popish, 89;

Rye House, 105–107

Pompinios, 346

Poor, the condition of, 67

Poor-rates, 360

Porter Close, 274

Porter’s Map, 269

Portugal Row, 276

Post-boy, the, 327

Post-horses, 341

Post Office, 67, 251, 265

Potter, Dr., 361

Powis, Lord, 116

Preaching, 149

Precedence, 12

Press, freedom of, 100, 143

Price, Sir H., 178

Pride, Colonel, 59

Prideaux, Francis, 347

Primrose Hill, 89

Prisons, 13, 246;

Bridewell, 13, 200;

Clerkenwell, 160, 272;

Debtors, 8, 349;

Fleet, 54, 347, 349, 350;

Gatehouse, 78, 347;

King’s Bench, 349;

Ludgate, 171;

Marshalsea, 349;

Newgate, 103, 106, 149, 162, 262, 276

Pritchard, Lord Mayor, 99

Processions, 362

Protestantism, causes of, 137

Providence, 34

Prynne, William, 35, 143, 144, 362

Psalms, singing of, 148

Public-houses, 13

Public Worship, Directory of, 147, 148

Pudding Lane, 244, 245, 250, 265

Puddle Dock, 242

Pundage, 199

Punishments, 103, 104, 152, 153, 200, 345, 346, 361, 367

Purcell, Henry, 326

Puritans, 14, 31, 32, 74, 131, 139, 140, 141, 182, 186, 299, 326, 328, 345, 347

Pym, 56

Pym, Sir C., 125

Quarles, Francis, 178, 179

Queen Dowager’s Garden, 381

Queen Elizabeth’s Day, 186, 305

Queen Street, 262, 264

Queenhithe, 253

Raffaelle, 326

Rainton, Sir N., 37

Raleigh, Sir Walter, 5, 21, 190–193, 297

Ram Alley, 146

Ramsay, Sir John, 11

Ranelagh Gardens, 381

Ratcliffe, 88, 269, 362;

Highway, 54, 269

Ratford, Thomas, 354;

Mrs., 354

Red Cross, 269

Reeve, Mrs., 314

Reformed Church, the, 147

Refugees—Huguenots, 108, 128, 138;

from the Palatinate, 128, 138;

effect of, on trade, 198, 199

Religious dissensions, example of, 149–151

Reynardson, Abraham, 50, 64

Rich, Colonel, 68

Richmond and Lennox, Duchess Dowager of, 200

Richmond Park, 64, 125

Riole, la, 246

Riots, 19, 25, 26, 27, 37, 38, 47, 50, 56, 57, 78, 85, 109, 110, 114, 116, 125, 127, 131, 132, 133

Ripon, Dean of, 144, 145

Ritual, 141, 142

Rivers—Fleet, 9, 274, 276;

Lea, 9;

New River, 9, 195, 266;

Tyburn, 9;

Walbrook, 9

River Thames, 242, 254;

deepened, 195;

in the Fire, 258, 261, 262;

traffic on, 242, 281, 282;

frozen, 293

Roads, repaired, 338, 341

Roaring boys, 331

Robinson, Alderman, 76

Robinson, Henry, his Land Bank, 197

Rochefort, Josevin de, 330

Rogers, 326

Romano, Julio, 326

Rooke, Admiral, 121

Rooks, 346

Roreres, 331

Rosee, P., 294

Rosemary Lane, 159

Rotherham, Judge, 125

Roxana, 347, 348

Royal Society, the, 239

Rubens, 326

Rufflers, 346

Ruffons, 346

Rump, the, 72

Rumsey, John, 105, 106

Rupert, Prince, 42, 60, 61, 67, 278

Russel, Rev. Dr., 160

Russell, Lord, 99;

Lady, 341

Russell Street, 322

Ryder, Sir W., 245

Ryswick, Treaty of, 125

“Sabbath,” the, 148

Sacheverell, Henry, 130–133

Sacrilege, 149

Saddle-horses, decline of, 341, 342

Saffron Hill, 274

St. Andrew Undershaft, 140

St. Andrew’s, Holborn, 220

St. Bartholomew’s Churchyard, 335

St. Bartholomew’s Close, 275

St. Bartholomew’s the Great, 18, 171, 262

St. Bartholomew’s the Less, 18

St. Benet’s, Thanet Street, 173

St. Botolph’s, Aldersgate, 220

St. Bride’s, 220, 278

St. Christopher’s, 34

St. Clement Dane’s, 220

St. George’s Fields, 243, 251, 258

St. Giles’s, 156, 198, 220, 270

St. Giles’s, Cripplegate, Churchyard, 253

St. Helen’s, 266

St. James’s, Clerkenwell, 220

St. James’s Palace, 155

St. James’s Park, 155, 173, 311–315

St. James’s Street, 272

St. John of Jerusalem, Precinct of, 171

St. John Street, 173, 262, 269, 272, 321

St. John’s Lane, 274

St. Katherine’s by the Tower, 237, 269, 272, 278, 330

St. Margaret’s, Westminster, 347

St. Martin’s in the Fields, 156, 173, 220, 222

St. Martin’s le Grand, 332

St. Michael’s Alley, 294

St. Michael’s Lane, 155

St. Paul’s, Covent Garden, 156

St. Paul’s Churchyard, 26, 27, 78, 262

St. Sepulchre’s, Cripplegate, 220

St. Valentine’s Day, 303, 304

Salander, Tobias, 334

Salisbury, Earls of, 178, 197

Salisbury Court, 146, 155

Saltpetre, manufacture of, 185;

men, 185, 186

Sancroft, Archbishop, 289

Sanctuary, 146, 168–171

Sannods, Rev. Dr., 160

Sanquhar, Lord, 345, 348, 349

Savoy, the, 168, 270, 354;

precinct of, 146

Scarborough, Mayor of, 125

Scot, Mr. Thomas, 81

Scott, Sir Walter, 146

Scottish prisoners, the, 58, 68

Scowerers, 331

Scroop (or Scrope), Colonel, 81

Searchers, 225

Sedan chairs introduced, 340

Serjeant’s Inn, 178, 265

Servants, 187, 188, 305–307, 360;

Royal, 365

Seven Bishops, the, 112, 113

Sevenoaks, 341

Sewel, William, 152

Sewers, Commission of, 357

Shabbaroons, 346

Shaftesbury, Lord, 90, 94, 99

Shakespeare, quoted, 236, 239

Sharps, 346

Shaw, Sir J., 178, 262

Sheppard, William, 327

Sheppey, 24

Sheriffs, 17, 66, 118, 175, 218, 305;

right of appointment of, 91–101

Shifters, 351

Ship-money, 28, 29, 37

Shoe Lane, 132, 155

Shopkeepers, 280, 292;

move from city, 252

Shops, 283, 315

Shoreditch, 9, 44, 274, 330

Shorter, Sir J., 110

Shrewsbury, Earl of, 10

Shrove Tuesday, 186

Shute, Sheriff, 92, 95, 105

Sidney, Algernon, 99

Silk, English, 193, 313

Silk-weaving, 198

Silk-worms, 193, 313

Silver Street, 303

Simpson, John, 150, 151

Sion College, 246

Skelhorn, Sarah, 162

Slums, 180

Smalridge, George, 163

Smith, Sir W., 178

Smithfield, 116, 137, 182, 262, 269, 274, 276;

Bars, 262, 274

Smithies, Rev. Dr., 160

Snow Hill, 276

Soame, Dr., 62

Soames, Alderman, 60

Social distinctions, 174, 175

Somers, Alderman, 37

Somerset House, 173, 264, 270, 272, 277

Solemn engagement, 57

Sorbière, M. de, 338

Southampton, Earl of, 10

Southampton House, 44

Southampton Street, 251

South Sea Bubble, 205

Southwark, 18, 91, 180, 182, 261, 330

Southwell, Robert, 6

Spanish ambassador, 9, 38

Spanish Match, the, 19

Spectator, the, 161

Spencer, Benjamin, 217

Spirit-drinking, first complaint of, 184

Spitalfields, 198, 269, 274

Spring Gardens, 311, 312

Squares, 182

Stafford, Viscount, 178

Stage-coaches, 183, 184, 338–344;

introduced, 338;

charges, 341, 343

Stamford, Henry, 27

Stamford Hill, 5

Staple Inn, 276

Star Chamber, 28, 29, 144, 347

Steelyard, 253, 259

Stepney, 6, 88, 160, 269

Stevenson, Mr. J. J., 248

Stewart, Frances, 300

Stocks, the, 346, 356

Storm of 1703, 127, 128

Stow, 195, 196, 197, 314, 338

Strafford, Earl of, 42

Strand, the, 9, 55, 75, 173, 195, 197, 251, 262, 264, 270, 276, 277, 303, 316, 340, 354

Street Cries, 122

Streets—Acts for pitching and levelling, 254;

cleaning, 181, 182, 283, 357;

during plague, 229;

dogs in, 182;

footpaths, 181;

enlarged and improved, 375–377;

levels altered after Fire, 256;

lighting, 121, 181, 182, 357;

paving, 13, 83, 182, 357;

policing, 128;

suggested reforms, 183, 184;

traffic, 84, 182, 252, 281;

water-supply, 9, 215, 244

Strype, 248

Stubbs, 257

Stukeley, Sir L., 5

Suburbs, 18, 67, 88, 133, 196, 262, 269, 272, 350

Suffolk, Earl of, 10

Sugar Loaf Court, 279

Sumptuary laws, 188

Sunday, keeping of, 14, 15, 20, 32, 145, 328, 356

Sunday lectures, 150, 158

Sunderland, Earl of, 297

Sussex, Earl of, 10

Swadlin, Rev. T., 149

Swearing, 356

Sweeting’s Rents, 293

Taswell, Dr., 267

Taxation, 68, 178

Taylor, the water-poet, 338

Tedder, William, 6

Temple, the, 85, 126, 169, 170, 246, 262, 264, 265, 270, 277, 278,

281

Temple Bar, 75, 262, 272, 305, 317

Temple Stairs, 278

Tench, Nathaniel, 204

Tenter Fields, 274, 275

Thames Street, 244, 256, 260, 262, 265, 279, 280, 330

Thames Water Tower, 248

Thanet, Earl of, 173, 178

Thanet House, 173, 275

Thavies Inn, 276

Theatres, 318–323;

closed during plague, 230;

in Ogilby’s map, 270;

and actresses, 315, 318;

prices, 319;

hours, 322;

Bear-garden, 320;

Blackfriars, 320;

Curtain, 320, 351;

Cockpit, 321;

Dorset Garden, 321;

Duke’s, 278, 319, 347;

Fortune, 320;

Gibbons’s Tennis Court, 321;

Globe, 320;

King’s, 319, 321;

Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 321;

Phœnix, 321;

Red Bull, 321;

Rose, 320;

Swan, 320;

Vere Street, 318

Theobalds, 5

Thieves, 334, 345–347, 351, 352

Thorney Island, 314

Threadneedle Street, 75

Three Cranes, the, 260, 261;

Court, 279

Tillotson, Dr., 266

Titian, 326

Tobacco, 195, 242, 296, 297

Tokens, 200, 317

Toleration, 133, 152

Tomarton, 359

Tonnage, 199

Tothill Fields, 68, 220

Tottenham, 6

Tottenham Court Road, 315

Tower, the, 13, 85, 107, 112, 144, 151, 250, 262, 264, 269, 277, 278

Tower Hill, 81, 104, 188

Tower Stairs, 281

Tower Street, 275

Tower Wharf, 113

Town ditch, 12, 13,

Trade—ruined by Civil War, 44;

state of, after Plague and Fire, 88;

and Country Gentry, 174;

and gentility, 175–176;

English and Dutch, 190, 192;

decay of, 193;

extent of, 194, 195;

increase of, 198;

affected by stage-coaches, 342, 343

Traders’ tokens, 200

Trades, 17, 18, 27

Trained bands, 44, 48, 70, 96, 116, 152, 153

Trinity Lane, 279

Trowel, John, 153

Tulse, Sir H., 99

Tunbridge Wells, 341

Turkey fleet, loss of, 121, 122

Turner, Mrs., 155

Turnmill Street, 274

Tyburn, 80, 103, 108, 126

Tyburn Road, 44, 269

Tycheburne, Thomas, 6

Tyrconnel, Earl of, 9

Tyrone, Earl of, 9

Ulster, 9, 206

Union, Act of, 128

Upper Moorfields, 274

Utrecht, Peace of, 205

Vagrants, 13

Van Guine, H., 381

Vandeveldes, the, 327

Vandyke, 326

Vane, Sir H., 80, 81

Vauxhall, 222, 315

Veal, Mrs., 160

Venner, Thomas, 68, 77, 78, 80

Verney, Sir Ralph, 305;

John, 305

Villamediana, Count de, 10, 11, 12

Vincent, Rev. T., 220

Vintry, the, 245

Virginia, 15–17, 34, 184, 195

Visitation of London, the, 176

Vyner, Sir R., 178

Waggons, 338

Waiters, 168

Wakes, 360

Walkinson, Robert, trial of, 6

Waller, General, 44, 45

Wallop, Robert, 80

Waltham, 5

Wapping, 115, 160, 242, 269

Ward, Sir Patience, 94

Wardrobe Square, 256

Warwick, Earl of, 178

Warwick House, 173, 275

Washing, 298, 299

Watch, the, 128, 182, 225, 357

Water Gate, 253

Water Lane, 278

Water-machines, 244

Watermen, 242, 281, 338, 342

Water-supply, 9, 215, 244, 256, 257

Watling Street, 260, 262

Watts, Mr., 160

Weddings, 155, 308

Weekly News, the, 327

Welden, John, trial of,6

Wentworth Street, 269, 275

Westminster, 6, 44, 78, 152, 173, 180, 220, 222, 261, 262, 269, 270, 278, 281, 318, 336

Westminster, Abbey of, 311, 314

Westminster Hall, 131, 261, 345

Westminster School, 267

Whip Jacks, 346

Whipping Tom, 134

Whitchott, Sir J., 178

Whitechapel, 44, 269, 275, 277, 318;

Bar, 272;

Road, 269

White Conduit Fields, 315

White Cross, 269

White Cross Street, 272

Whitefriars, 18, 146, 178, 262, 270, 278, 348, 349;

Lane, 278

Whitehall, 36, 50, 57, 72, 100, 126, 128, 155, 221, 260, 262, 270, 326, 334, 363

White’s Alley, 266

Wigs, 300, 301

Wild, Major, 77

Wild, Sir H., 16

Wild, Sir W., 178

Wild House, 116

Wild Rogues, 346

William III.—lands in England, 114;

coronation, 117;

and the City, 117, 118;

returns to London, 125;

plot against, 125;

and the Catholics, 126;

dies, 126;

borrows money of the City, 205

Williamson, Sir J., 91

Wilson, Rowland, 52

Wilson, Squire, 160

Wilson, the musician, 326

Winchilsea, Lord, 114

Windows, 360

Winnington, Sir F., 88

Wise, Laurence, 149

Wise, Michael, 326

Wise men and women, 237

Witchcraft, 125, 159, 160, 346

Wolstenholme, Sir T., 178

Women, 56, 281, 290, 299, 318, 323

Wood, Mr., 155

Wood Street, 26, 80

Woodward, Dr. 257

Woollen cloth, 198, 199

Woolwich, 84

Worcester, Earl of, 10, 178

Worcester House, 270

Wotton, Lord, 11

Wren, Christopher, 254, 256, 257, 278, 280

Wright, Michael, 327

Wych Street, 277

Wycherley, 319

Yeoman of the Guard, 366

York, Duke of. See James II.

Zouch, Sir Edward, 329