Part 3 — INDEX

Albemarle, Duchess of, 74

Albemarle, Duke of, 83

Addison, 58, 95, 106

Adelphi, 72

Adelphi Terrace, 74

Admiralty, 12

Agar Street, 71

Apsley House, 52

Arlington House, 2

Arne, Dr., 104

Arundel Street, 88

Astley, 62

Babington, 96

Bacon, 71

Baily, 27

Beauclerk, Topham, 30

Beaufort Buildings, 77

Beckford, Alderman, 33

Bedford Coffee House, 102

Bedford House, 77

Belines, 27

Berkshire House, 58

Bermudas, 16

Bleak House, 98

Blessington, Lady, 50

Blood, Colonel, 57

Bohemia, Queen of, 22, 97

Bolingbroke, Lord, 40

Booksellers' Row, 99

Boswell Court, 99

Bow Street, 105

Bracegirdle, Mrs., 88, 96, 97

Braganza, Catherine, 83

Bridgewater House, 37, 58

Buckingham, Duke of, 2, 12

Buckingham Palace, 1

Buckingham Street, 71

Burdett, Sir Francis, 76

Burke, Edmund, 29, 30, 54

Burlington Arcade, 44

Burlington Gardens, 44

Burlington House, 43

Burney, Miss, 23, 58

Bury Street, 64

Butcher Row, 99

Butler, Samuel, 104, 108

Button's Coffee House, 106

Byron, Lord, 57, 61

Canning, George, 10, 54

Caribbean Islands, 16

Carlisle House, 33

Carlton House, 8

Carlton House Terrace, 8

Caroline, Queen, 52

Catherine Street, 107

Cecil Hotel, 76

Cecil House, 77

Centlivre, Susannah, 104

Chandos Street, 72

Chapel Street (Soho), 30

Charing Cross, 13

Charing Cross Road, 21, 30

Charing Cross Station, 70

Charles Street, 49, 54

Charlotte, Queen, 2

Chaucer, Geoffrey, 17, 81

Chaworth, Mr., 61

Chester Inn, 84

Chippendale, 110

Churches: Chapel Royal, 7 Essex Street Chapel, 91 German Chapel, 7 St. Anne's, 25 St. Clement Danes, 88 St. James's, 41 St. Martin's, 18 St. Mary le Strand, 85 St. Mary the Virgin, 30 St. Patrick, 35 St. Paul's, Covent Garden, 104 St. Philip's, 64

Cibber, Colley, 10

Cibber, Mrs., 40

Clare, Earl of, 96

Clare Market, 96

Clarence House, 6

Clarendon, Lord, 77

Clarges, Anne, 73

Clement's Inn, 97

Cleveland House, 52

Cleveland Square, 58

Clubs: Albany, 44 Almack's, 45, 56 Army and Navy, 52 Arthur's, 56 Athenæum, 63 Boodle's, 55 Brooke's, 56 Button's, 106 Carlton, 63 Cocoa-tree, 56 Colonial, 52 Conservative, 56 East India United Service, 52 Guards, 61 Junior Carlton, 53 Junior United Service, 65 Kitcat, 95 New Oxford and Cambridge, 61 Old Slaughter's Coffee House, 110 Oxford and Cambridge University, 52, 61 Pall Mall, 51 Parthenon, 53 Portland, 60 Reform, 63 Rumpsteak, 61 Savage, 75 Sports, 50 St. James's Coffee House, 57 Thatched House, 57 Tom's, 107 Travellers', 63 Union, 18 United Service, 64 White's, 55 Whittington, 88 Will's Coffee House, 106 Willis's Rooms, 45 Windham, 51 Writers', 87

College of Physicians, 18

Congreve, 87, 88

Constitution Hill, 1

Cooper, Samuel, 108

Cornelys, Mrs., 34

Cosway, 62

Cottonian Library, 91

Coutt's Bank, 75

Covent Garden, 100

Covent Garden Market, 101

Coventry Street, 39

Crabbe, 54

Craig's Court, 11

Craven, Lord, 41, 97

Craven House, 97

Craven Street, 70

Cromwell, Oliver, 83, 108

Crown Court, 98

Crown Street, 30

Dane's Inn, 97

Dean Street, 26

Delaney, Mrs., 58

De Quincey, 29, 36, 40

Derby, Earl of, 50

Derby House, 48

Dickens, 72

Drummond's Bank, 10

Drury Lane, 97

Dryden, 4, 29, 106, 108, 110

Duke Street, 45, 71

Durham House, 72

Duval, Claude, 72

Essex, Earl of, 90

Essex House, 89

Essex Street, 89

Evelyn, 4

Exeter Hall, 78

Exeter House, 77, 89

Exeter Street, 77

Fielding, Henry, 105, 107

Flaxman, 26

Fleetwood, General, 12

Fox, C., 57

France, King John of, 80

Francis, Philip, 51

Franklin, Benjamin, 70

Frederick, Prince of Wales, 8, 22

Free Library, 109

Frith Street, 27, 30

Froissart, 81

Gainsborough, 62, 110

Gaming House, 37

Garrick, 98, 103

Garrick Street, 109

Gaunt, John of, 81

Gay, 77

George III., 22

Gerrard Street, 29

Gibbon, 57

Gibbons, Grinling, 104, 107

Gladstone, Mr., 50

Godolphin House, 4

Golden Cross Hotel, 70

Golden Square, 40

Goldsmith, Dr., 30

Gordon, General, 17

Gordon Riots, 22

Green Park, 1

Grenville, 59

Grey, Lady Jane, 73

Guards' Monument, 64

Gwynne, Nell, 20, 53, 60, 97

Halifax House, 52

Handel, 44

Hartshorn Lane, 16

Hawkins, Sir J., 30

Hayman, 27, 97

Haymarket, 65

Hazlitt, 26

Hedge Lane, 67

Henley, Orator, 96

Henrietta Maria, 83

Henrietta Street, 107

Hog Lane, 30

Hogarth, 27, 110

Holywell Street, 99

Hone, Nathaniel, 62, 110

Hospitals: Charing Cross, 71 Diseases of the Heart and Paralysis, 32 King's College, 94, 97 For Women, 32

Howard Street, 88

Howard, Thomas, 90

Hume, David, 30

Hungerford Market, 70

Inchbald, Mrs., 28, 86

Irving, Henry, 78

Italian Opera Company, 66

Ivy Bridge Lane, 76

Jeffries, Lord, 29

Jermyn Street, 41, 45

Jerrold, Douglas, 88

Johnson, Dr., 30, 48, 78, 89, 91

John Street, 53, 75

Jones, Inigo, 11, 83, 109

Jonson, Ben, 16

Joyce, Colonel, 17

Kauffman, Angelica, 40

Kean, Edmund, 30

Kemble, Charles, 30, 104

Kemp's Field, 25

King's College, 84

King Street, 45

King William Street, 71

Kneller, Sir Godfrey, 102

Konigsmarck, Count, 60

Kynaston, Edward, 104

Langton, Mr., 30

Law Courts, 94

Lawrence, Sir Thomas, 23

Lee, Nathaniel, 89

Leicester, Earl of, 80, 90

Leicester Square, 21

Lely, Sir Peter, 102, 104

Lichfield House, 51

Lightfoot, Hannah, 65

Lincoln's Inn Fields, 96

Locket's Ordinary, 10

London House, 48

London Library, 51

Long Acre, 108

Lord Mayor of London, 24

Macklin, Charles, 104

Maiden Lane, 108

Marble Arch, 3

Market Street, 65

Marlborough House, 7

Marvel, Andrew, 108

Mathews, Charles, 24, 76

Milton, 11

Mohun, Lord, 88

Monmouth, Duke of, 32, 77

Monmouth House, 31

Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 105

Monument, The, 17

Moore, Thomas, 54

Mountford, 88

Mozart, 27

Mulberry Gardens, 3

National Gallery, 18

National Portrait Gallery, 21

Nelson, 17

Newcastle Street, 97, 100

New Exchange, 73

New Inn, 97, 99

Newton, Sir Isaac, 23, 45

Nollekins, 27

Norfolk Hotel, 87

Norfolk House, 48

Norfolk Street, 87

Northumberland, Earl of, 15

Northumberland House, 15

Nugent, Dr., 30

Oates, Titus, 15

Old Curiosity Shop, 94

Old Scotland Yard, 11

Onslow, Speaker, 35

Orange Court, 30

Ormond, Duke of, 57, 77

Ormond House, 50

Ossulston House, 49

Otway, 89

Oxford, Earl of, 107

Paget, Lord, 90

Paine, 62

Pall Mall, 59

Pall Mall East, 64

Panton Street, 39

Park Place, 58

Penn, William, 87

Pepys, 4, 94, 98

Peter the Great, 71, 87, 95

Piazza, The, 101

Piccadilly, 38

Piccadilly Circus, 41

Pindar, Peter, 104

Pitt, 50, 58

Pope, Alexander, 58, 110

Portsmouth Street, 94

Portugal Street, 94

Postlethwaite, 24

Public Library, 21

Punch, 98

Radcliffe, Dr., 96, 107

Raleigh, Lady, 99

Raleigh, Sir Walter, 73

Regent Street, 40

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 23, 30, 110

Rich, 103

Rodney, Admiral, 59

Rogers, Samuel, 58

Rolls, The, 93

Roman Bath, 86

Romilly, Sir Samuel, 27

Roubiliac, 110

Roxburgh Library, 51

Royal Mews, 16

Rupert, Prince, 10

Russell, Lord William, 96

Sackville Street, 43

Salisbury House, 76

Savage, Richard, 48

Savoy, 78

Savoy, Peter of, 80

Schomberg House, 62

Scott, Sir Walter, 45

Shaftesbury Avenue, 24

Shaver's Hall, 39

Shear or Shire Lane, 95

Sheppard, Jack, 95

Sheridan, 43, 108

Shovel, Sir Cloudesley, 35

"Simple Story," 28

Societies: Antiquaries, 44, 84 Arts, 75 Beefsteak, 78 Chemical, 44 Ethical, 91 Geographical, 44, 84 Geological, 84 Linnæan, 32 Royal, 44, 84 Royal Academy of Arts, 84 Royal Astronomical, 44, 84

Soho, 24

Soho Square, 31

Somerset, Duke of, 15

Somerset House, 83

Somerset House (New), 84

Somerset, Protector, 83

Spenser, 90

Spring Gardens, 8

Spur Alley, 70

St. Albans, Earl of, 37

St. Alban's Place, 65

Stafford House, 4

St. Catherine's Hermitage, 12

Steele, Sir Richard, 54, 95

St. James's Hall, 45

St. James's Market, 65

St. James's Palace, 4

St. James's Parish, 37

St. James's Place, 58

St. James's Street, 54, 67

St. James's Square, 46

St. Martin's Lane, 109

St. Martin's Town Hall, 21

St. Mary Rounceval, 13

St. Paul's Parish, 100

St. Peter's Court, 109

Strand Bridge, 86

Strand Lane, 86

Strand, The, 67

Suckling, Sir John, 39

Suffolk, Duke of, 70

Suffolk House, 15

Sully, Duc de, 84, 99

Surrey Street, 87, 88

Sutton Street, 35

Tart Hall, 2

Temple Bar, 91

Temple, The, 93

Tenison, 41

Tenison's School, 23

Terry, Ellen, 78

Theatres: Adelphi, 76 Criterion, 41 Drury Lane (King's House), 103 Empire Music Hall, 21 Gaiety, 100 Haymarket, 67 Her Majesty's, 66 King's, 94 Lyceum, 78 Olympic, 97 Vaudeville, 76

Theodore, King of Corsica, 25

Thornhill, Sir James, 27, 102, 110

Tom's Coffee House, 107

Tonson, 95

Tooke, Horne, 24

Trafalgar Square, 16

Tunstall, Bishop, 72

Turk's Head, 30

Turner, 27, 105, 108

Tyburn, 3

Tyler, Wat, 81

Tyrconnell, Duchess of, 74

University of London, 44

Usher, Archbishop, 12

Vanbrugh, Sir J., 11, 95

Vestris, Madame, 27

Victoria Embankment, 71

Villier's Street, 71

Voltaire, 108

Waller, 57, 107

Wallingford House, 12

Ward, 27

Wardour Street, 26

War Office, 62

Warwick, Sir Philip, 10

Wedgwood, 28, 49

Wellington Street, 82

Western General Dispensary, 30

Whitcomb Street, 67

White Bear, 41

Wilkes, 58

Williamson, Mr., 28

Willis's Rooms, 45

Will's Coffee House, 106

Wimbledon House, 82

Winchester House, 52

Windmill Street, 89

Wolcott, John, 104

Wolfe, 57

Woodfall, 12

Worcester House, 77

Worcester, Marquis of, 77

Wren, Sir Christopher, 11, 57

Wych Street, 97

Wycherley, 104, 107

Wycliff, 81

Wild Street, 96

York Column, 8

York House, 71

York Street, 54

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