INDEX.

Abbey Fields, [346]
Abel, James, [100], [333]
Abraham, Mr., ‘Book of Assessment’ by, [66]
Adam and Eve, The, [15]
Adelaide, Queen, visits Hampstead, [231-233]
Addison, [45], [121], [261], [280]
‘Additional Notes,’ Crosby’s, [2]
Aikin, Dr., [67]
Aikin, Dr. John, [67]
Aikin, Lucy, [67], [75], [166], [343]
Ainsworth, Harrison, [4], [14]
Airy, Julius Talbot, [89]
Akenside, Dr., [95], [176], [314]
Albert, Prince, [56]
Alexander, William, [87]
Alfred, King, [6]
Alvanley, Lady, [36], [89]
Alvanley, Lord, [89]
Ampthill Square, [14]
Andrews, Alderman Sir J. W., [90]
Angler’s Lane, [3]
Arbuthnot, Dr., [121], [261], [272], [273], [280]
Argyle, Duke of, [219]
Armstrong, Dr., [312]
Askew, Dr., [83]
Assembly Room, [145], [270], [300-302]
Assessment, Abraham’s Book of, [66]
Atye, Sir Arthur, [345]
Baillie, Agnes, [157]
Baillie, Dorothea, [153]
Baillie, James, D.D., [153]
Baillie, Joanna, [81], [100], [143], [154-158], [315]
Baillie, Matthew, [153]
Baillie, W. H., [158]
Baines, [2] et passim
Baker, William, [121]
Ballantyne, Mr., [76]
Barbauld, Mrs., [67], [153], [159], [313]
Barbauld, Rochemont, [58], [67]
Bartholomew, Valentine, [15]
Battle Bridge, [13]
Baxter, John, Gent., [10]
Beattie, Dr., [313]
Bedford Garden, [18]
Bedford House, [13], [18]
Bedingfield, Daniel, [80]
Bell, Mr., [49]
Bellingham, assassin of Spencer Perceval, [340]
Belsize, [11], [329-343]
Belsize Avenue, [50], [341]
Belsize Crescent, [341]
Belsize Gardens, [50], [181], [335], [341]
Belsize Grove, [50], [53]
Belsize House, [333-341]
Belsize Lane, [53], [341], [342]
Belsize Square, [341]
Benefactors of Hampstead, [368]
Bentham, General Sir Samuel, [110]
Bergh, [297]
Besant, Sir Walter, [101]
Bill, John, sen. and jun., [5], [11], [216]
Bird in Hand, The, [58], [259]
Bishop’s Wood, [195]
Blackmore, Sir Richard, [121]
Blackwood, Mrs. See [Dufferin, Lady Helen]
Blackwood, Sir Stevenson Arthur, K.C.B., [53]
Blake, William, [14], [43], [126], [136]
Bliss, John, [298]
Bockett family, The, [97]
Bolton House, [143], [144], [158]
Booth, Barton, [87], [122], [310]
Bosanquet, Charles, [135]
Boswell, James, [308]
Bowes, Andrew Robinson, [15]
Bowling Green House, [13]
Boydell, Alderman, [90]
Boydell, Colonel Josiah, [36], [88], [117]
Branch Hill, [97]
Branch Hill Lodge, [97], [98]
Bremer, Frederika, [326]
Brewer quoted, [55] et passim
Bridges, William, [218]
Brill Tavern, [13]
Britton, [12]
Broad Walk, [115]
Brown’s Dairy, [15]
Brown’s Well, [45]
Buckingham, Duke of, [56]
Bull and Bush, The, [47], [174]
Burford Lane, [58]
Burleigh, Lord Treasurer, [61]
Burlington, Lord, [99]
‘Burlington Harry,’ [79], [98]
Burney, Frances, [70], [138], [313]
Bute, Lord, [219]
Buxton, Sir Fowell, [180]
Buxton, Mrs. Charles, [180]
Byron, Lord, [198], [209], [315]
Caen Wood, [6], [10], [11], [19], [133], [203], [206], [215-235]
Caen Wood House, [220]
Caenwood Farm, [191]
Camden, [23]
Camden Town, [14], [16], [50]
Campbell, Lord, [50]
Campden Charity, The, [115], [186]
Cannon Place, [190]
Cantleowes, Manor of, [216]
Carey, John, [124]
Carey’s ‘Book of the Roads,’ [43]
Carlton Road, [4]
Carr, Thomas, [100]
Cattle Market, The new, [50]
Causton, Robert, [220], [284]
Cedar Lawn, [115], [164]
Chalk Farm, [321];
Old, [322]
Chalon, Alfred Edward, [125]
Chalons Brothers, [297]
Chapone, Mrs., [70], [313]
Charities of Hampstead, [368]. See [Campden]
Charles, Elizabeth Rundle, [102]
Charter of Ethelred II. to St. Peter’s, Westminster, [21]
Chatham, Lord, [169-172]
Chesterfield, Earls of, [52], [332], [333]
Chicken House, The, [55], [221], [311]
Child’s Hill, [113], [183]
Child’s Hill House, [113]
Child’s Hill Lane, [185]
Christchurch, [295]
Christian, Princess, [102]
Chronometer, John Harrison, inventor of the, [80]
Church, The, [65]
Church Lane, [65]
Church Row, [65], [77]
Cibber, Colley, [87], [122], [281], [309], [311]
Clarke, Charles Cowden, [202], [208], [316]
Clarke, Mrs. Cowden, [208]
Clarke, Sir Thomas, [97]
Clock House, [93]
Cock and Hoop, The, [111]
Codrington, Robert, [31]
Cole, Mr., [89]
Coleridge, S. T., [134], [205]
Collins, [53] et passim
Collins’ Farm, [136]
Collins, Wilkie, [76]
Collins, William, [135], [178], [204]
Combe Edge, [101]
Common Rights, [116];
struggle for, [231], [377]
Conduit Fields, [54], [55], [321]
Consort, Prince, [235]
Constable, John, R.A., [81], [102], [125], [149], [188], [204], [294-296]
Consumption Hospital, North London, [99], [101]
Copenhagen Fields, [50]
Copenhagen House, [50]
Coram, Captain, [307], [311]
Cort, Henry, and the iron trade, [80]
Coxe, Edward, [134], [137], [324]
Crabbe, Dr. George, [313]
Craddock’s Coffee-house, [250]
Craik, Mrs., [180]
Crewe, Mrs., [138], [314]
Crewe, John, [139]
Crokesley, Richard de, Abbot of Westminster, [27]
Crosby, [2]
Crump, Miss, [320]
D’Aumont, Duc, French Ambassador, [333]
Davy, Sir Humphry, [100]
Day, author of ‘Sandford and Merton,’ [176]
Defoe, [25]
Delany, Mrs., [69], [225], [283]
Delarue, James, Murder of, [342]
Denman, Lord, [71]
Dickens, Charles, [129], [136]
Disney, Admiral, [52]
Diver, Jenny, [269]
Dobson, Austin, [76]
Doddridge, Dr., [67]
Domesday Book, [8]
Donnellan, Mrs., [282], [309], [312]
Downing, Sir George, [11]
Downshire Hill, [54]
Drayton, Michael, [25]
Dufferin, Lady Helen (Mrs. Blackwood), [211]
Du Maurier, George, [101]
Dyson, Hon. Jeremiah, [176]
East Heath, [124]
East Heath Tavern, [196]
Edgeworth, Lovell, [176]
Eleven Sisters, The, [168]
Elizabeth House, [58]
Elm, Irving’s, [187]
Elm, The Great Hollow, [31]
Elm Row, [119]
Elms, The Nine, [323]
Enfield, Dr., [67]
England’s Lane, [49]
Erskine House, [130]
Erskine, Lady, [83]
Erskine, Lord, [130], [133], [227], [314]
Ethelred II., Charter of, to St. Peter’s, Westminster, [21]
Euston Road, [13]
Evelyn, John, [23], [24], [333]
Everett, Mr., [340]
Evergreens, or Evergreen Hill, [131], [314]
Faux, Guy, [5]
Fearon, Henry Bradshaw, [107]
Fenton House, [91], [165]
Fenton, Philip Robertson, [93]
Ferns, The, [107]
Finchley Common, [45]
Finchley Road, [183]
Fir-tree Avenue, [148]
Fisher, Mr., [166]
Fitzjohn’s Avenue, [321]
Fitzstephen, [23]
Flagstaff, The, [127]
Flask Walk, [4]
Flaxman, [136]
Fleet, The, [2], [29], [241]
Fleet Road, [2], [49]
Flitcroft, Mr. (‘Burlington Harry’), [79], [98]
Flora of Hampstead, A fragment of the, [362-368]
Foley House, [18]
Foley, Lord, [18]
Folkard, Master, and common rights, [116]
Footpads, [14], [16], [18], [34], [111], [129], [183], [254], [264], [280], [289-291]
Forbes, Lord William, [219]
Forsyth, Thomas, [333]
Fortune Green, [109]
Foundling, The, [13]
Fox, Charles James, [71]
Francis Street, [14]
Francis’s Fields, [14]
Frazer, Colonel, [118]
Freeling, Sir Francis, [52]
Friars, Preaching, [2]
Frognal, [23], [85] et seq.
Frognal End, [101]
Frognal Grove, [86], [99]
Frognal Hall, [86], [89], [95]
Frognal House, [86], [89], [97]
Frognal Lodge, [86]
Frognal Priory, [102-106]
Frognal Rise, [87], [97]
Fry, Miss Catherine, [22]
Fuller quoted, [61]
Gainsborough, Baptist, third Earl of, [62], [249], [303]
Gainsborough Gardens, [292]
Gainsborough Mansions, [292]
Gale, the antiquary, [56]
Galloway, Earl of, [52], [54]
Games, William Langhorne, [63]
Garrick, [310]
Garth, Dr., [121], [261]
Gate-house, The, or Park Gate-house, [128]
Gay, [14], [17], [280], [286], [338]
Gayton Road, [58]
Gell, Sir William, [71].
Geology of the Heath, [236-240]
George Inn, Kilburn, [346]
Gibbet Elm, [172]
Gibbons, Dr., [194], [251] et seq.
Gilchrist, [124]
Gillies, The Misses, [75]
Gipsies, [115], [327]
Godfrey, Sir Edmondbury, [43]
Godwyn, a hermit, [344]
Golden Square, [119]
Golder’s Green, [182]
Golder’s Hill, [177], [182]
Goldsmith, Oliver, [122], [128], [151], [160], [310], [347]
Goodwin, Dr., [298]
Gordon Rioters and Lord Mansfield, [225]
Gospel Oak Fields, [2], [6]
Granville, Lord, [182]
Gray, Thomas, [18], [312]
Gray’s Inn Road, [13]
Great Plague, The, [10], [14]
Green Hill, [57], [58]
Greening, Mr., [148]
Gregory, proprietor of the Satirist, [104]
Greville, Fulke, [138]
Grey, Baroness, [93]
Grisoni, Signore, [56]
Gross, Mr., [116]
Grove Passage, [119]
Gunpowder Plot conspirators, [5]
Guyon family, The, [89]
Hales, Professor J. W., [21]
Hall Oak Farm, [110]
Hall, Rev. Newman, [190]
Hamilton, Duchess of, [118]
Hampstead, Benefactors of, [368]
Hampstead Fair, [256]
Hampstead, Flora of, [362-368]
Hampstead Gardens, [54]
Hampstead, Geology of, [236-240]
Hampstead Green, [53]
Hampstead Hill, [33], [161], [289], [383]
Hampstead, Old, [1-11];
population, 1811-1891, [12];
early history, [20-32];
in the Great Plague, [32];
view of the Great Fire from, [33];
volunteers in 1803-4, [36];
and the Church, [60]
Hampstead, Old Ways to, [41]
‘Hampstead, Records of,’ Baines’s, [2]
Hampstead Road, [17]
Hampstead Water Company, [242]
Hampstead Woods, [30]
Harraden, Miss, [76]
Harrington, Sir James, [5], [216]
Harrington Square, [14]
Harrison, John, inventor of the chronometer, [80]
Harrison, Mrs., [191]
Hart, Mrs., [382]
Hart, Sir John, [242]
Haverstock Hill, [43], [49], [50], [145]
Haverstock Terrace, [50]
Hay, Lord, [218]
Haydon, [109], [202]
Hazlitt, W., [202]
Heath, The, encroachments on, and Sir Maryon Wilson’s Estate Bill, [231];
the struggle for the, [377]
Heath Cottages, [191]
Heath End House, [134]
Heathfield House, [124]
Heath House, [354-357]
Heath Lodge, [115], [173]
Heath Street, [58], [119]
Hendon, [8]
Henry VIII.’s Palace, [15]
Henry VIII., Hampstead in reign of, [8];
proclamation of, regarding game at Hampstead, [28]
Hicks’s Hall, [61] et passim
Hicks, Michael, [61]
Hicks, Sir Baptist, [61]
Highgate, [50]
Highgate Hill, [6]
Highgate Ponds, [204]
High Street, The, [58]
Hill, The, or Hill House, [115], [164], [166]
Hill, Sir Rowland, [53]
Hindley, John, complacent egotism of his tombstone, [84]
Hoare, Francis, [164]
Hoare, Gurney, [168]
Hoare, Joseph, [113]
Hoare, Samuel, [340], [354]
Hocker, Thomas Henry, murderer, [342]
Hodgson, Mrs., [164]
Hogarth, [230], [307], [347]
Holford, Charles, [296]
Holford, George, [148]
Holford, Major Charles, [36]
Holford, Mr., [340]
Holford Road, [124], [137], [190]
Holly-bush Assembly Room, [143-145]
Holly-bush Hill, [143], [149]
Honey, Maria, [81]
Honeywood, Frazer, [58]
Honeywood, Isaac, [58]
Honeywood, Sir Edward, [58]
Honeywood, Sir John, [58]
Hooker, W. J., [23]
Howell, Mr., an eighteenth-century Barnum, [334]
Howitt, Mary, [326]
Howitt, William, [2];
‘Northern Heights of London,’ [52] et passim
Hughson, Dr., [26]
Hunt, Leigh, [16], [109], [196-211], [316]
Incledon, [82]
Inns. See [Taverns]
Iron Trade, Henry Cort and the, [80]
Irving, Edward, [187]
Irving’s Elm, [187]
Jackson, The Misses, [293]
Jack Straw’s Castle, [34], [126]
James I., [56]
Jeffrey, Lord, [43]
Johnson, Dr., [70], [93], [94], [95], [122], [152], [305], [313], [324]
Johnstone, Mrs., [187]
Judd Street, [15]
Judges’ Walk, [76], [137], [188], [325]
Keate, Thomas, [256]
Keats, [200], [202], [293], [316], [317];
bust of, [83]
Kelly, Miss, ‘the beautiful Irish girl,’ [266]
Ken Wood. See [Caen Wood]
Kentish Town, [3], [14]
Kestevan, Thomas, [100]
Kilburn, Hamlet of, [344-353]
Kilburn Priory, [122], [347], [349-353]
Kilburn Nunnery, [345], [348]
Kilburn Wells, [346], [347]
King’s Cross, [3]
King’s Hill, [30]
Kirkhoven, Poliander de, [332]
Kirkhoven, Charles Henry, created Lord Wotton, [332]
Kit-Cat Club, [43], [120], [254]
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, [121], [122], [261], [281]
Lamb, Charles, [36], [202], [209], [316]
Landseer, Sir Edwin, [108], [124]
Langhorne, Sir William, [62]
Lavie, German, [100], [333]
Le Breton, Mrs., [73]
Le Breton, P. H., [75], [157], [243]
Leg of Mutton Pond, [114], [115], [326]
Leggett, Mrs., [88], [192]
Leslie, [124], [149], [204]
Lessingham, Mrs., [115]
Lime-tree Avenue, [308]
Linnell, [124]
Lister, Mrs., [124]
Lloyd, Mr., [5]
Load of Hay, The, [43], [45]
London, Predicted destruction of, in 1750, [35]
‘London Improved’ (1766), [12]
Long Room, The, [253], [269], [278], [281], [295], [297], [308], [314]
Longman, T. Norman, [108], [111]
Longman, William, [57]
Loughborough, Lord. See [Rosslyn, Lord]
Lovells, The, [212]
Lovers’ Bank or Walk, [180]
Lower Flask Walk, [58], [194]
Lower Heath, The, [43]
Lyndhurst Road, [53]
Lysons, [2] et passim
Macclesfield, Lord Chancellor, [97]
Manor Farm, [110]
Manor House, The, [108]
Manor Lodge, [111]
Mansfield, Lord, [5], [56], [129], [221-235], [314]
Mansion, The, Frognal, [85]
Marsham, Henry, Lord Scrope of, [8]
Martinez, Mr., [340]
Maryon, Mrs. Margaret, [63]
Maryon, Rev. John, [63]
May, Richard, [61]
Meteyard, Eliza, [47], [76], [180]
Middlesex, Elections for, on top of Hampstead Heath, [33]
Miles, John, [117]
Millfield Lane, [204]
Milligan, Mrs., [52]
Mitchell, Thomas, [100]
Montagu, Edward, [99]
Montagu House, [98]
Montague, Mrs., [72], [284], [310]
Montgomery, ‘Satan,’ [314]
Moore, Tom, [43]
More, Mrs. Hannah, [313]
Morel, L’Abbé, [85]
Morland, [136]
Mother Huffs’, [258], [285]
Mount, The, [119]
Mount Vernon, [87]
Mulock, Dinah, [180]
Murray, Hon. Misses, [93]
Neave, Thomas, [98]
Netley Cottage, [152]
Netmaker, Mr., [10]
New End, [192], [193]
New Georgia, [220]
New Grove House, [101]
New North End Hall Wells, [181]
New Reservoir, [124]
New Road, [13]
New West End, [113]
Newton, Sir Adam, [63]
Nicoll, Miss Christian, [77]
Nine Elms, The, [137], [323]
Noel, Hon. Susannah, [249], [303]
Noel, Sir Edward, [62]
Norden, [24], [25]
North Court, [98]
North End, [135], [160]
North End Hill, [34], [115], [326]
North End House, [168], [170], [182]
North End Road, [115], [182]
‘Northern Heights,’ Howitt’s, [2] et passim
North Heath, [135]
North Hole, [98]
North London Consumption Hospital, [99], [101]
North, Lord, [169]
Norway House, [58]
Nunnery, Kilburn, [345], [348]
Oak Hill House, [187]
Oak Hill Lodge, [187]
Ogilby’s Guide, [17]
Old Mother Red Cap, The, [13], [15]
Old Ways to Hampstead, [41]
Ollier, [202]
O’Neale, Daniel, [331]
Otley, Richard, [192]
Oussulston, Hampstead in Hundred of, [20]
Oxford Street, [14], [18]
Palgrave, —, [18]
Palgrave, Sir Francis, [53]
Palmer, Sir Geoffrey, [11], [331]
Pancras, St., boundaries of Hampstead, [2]
Pancras Vale, [17]
Parish Church, [78], [82]
Park, [2] et passim
Park Gate-house, [128]
Park Road, [49]
Park, Thomas, [292]
Parker, Colonel, [98]
Parliament Hill, [4], [5], [217]
Parnell, [121]
Parry, Sir Edward, [134]
Patmore, Coventry, [181]
Pavilion Cottage, [211]
Paxon, Mr., [197]
Pelham, Diana, [217]
Pennant, —, [18]
Pepys, [11], [330]
Perceval, Spencer, [64], [340]
Perrin’s Court, [65]
Peverel, Ranulph, [21], [22]
Peverel, William, [22]
Piozzi, Mrs., [70], [184]
Plague, The Great, [10], [14]
Platt, Thomas, [113]
Platt’s Lane, [113]
Pond Street, [43], [53], [194], [361], [362]
Ponds and Waterworks, The, [241-248]
Pool, Thomas, [111]
Poor Robin’s Almanack, [18]
Pope, [14], [45], [121], [280], [285], [286], [324]
Portland, Duke of, [18]
Portland Place, [18]
Potter, G. W., [95], [303]
Povey, Charles, [333]
Powell, D., [116]
Powell family, The, [345]
Preaching Friars, [2]
Priestley, Dr., [67]
Prince Arthur’s Road, [57]
Priory, The, at Kilburn, [122], [347];
legend of, [349-353]
Priory Lodge, [95], [96]
Prospect Terrace, [188]
Pump-House School, [297]
Pump Room, The, [300-302]
Queen Square, [13], [18]
Race-course, The, [34]
Raresby, [218]
Red Lion Hill, [58], [67]
Reformer, The fate of a, [374-377]
Reynolds, Miss, [310]
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, [151]
Rhodes, Mr., [14]
Rich, Lady Charlotte, [123]
Richardson, Samuel, [162], [283], [287], [309], [311]
Roads, Carey’s Book of the, [43]
Robarts, Abraham, [180]
Roberts, Thomas, [333]
Robinson, Crabb, [71] et passim
Rogers, Samuel, [314]
Romilly, Sir Samuel, [19]
Romney, [143], [145]
Rosslyn Hill, [56], [67]
Rosslyn Hill Schools, [57]
Rosslyn House and Park, [19], [50], [314]
Rosslyn Lodge, [54]
Rosslyn, Lord Loughborough, Earl of, [50], [314]
Rosslyn Street, [54], [56]
Rous, Mr., [271]
Routh, Mr., [253]
Russell, Admiral Lord Edward, [33]
Rye, Walter, [87], [97]
Sadleir, John, M.P., suicide of, [38]
Sailors’ Daughters Orphan School, [97]
St. Giles’s Pound, [17]
St. James’s Gazette, 1685, [11]
St. John’s Parish Church, [78], [107]
St. John’s Wood, [30]
St. Mary, Frognal, [85]
St. Pancras, [13], [29]
St. Peter’s Westminster. See [Westminster]
‘Sandford and Merton,’ Day, author of, [176]
Sandy Road, [135]
Saunderson, Mr., and St. John’s Church, [79]
Schemelpennick, Mrs., [72]
Scott, Sir Gilbert, [101]
Scott, Sir Walter, [315]
Scrope of Marsham, Henry, Lord, [8]
Sedley, Sir Charles, [45]
Selwyn’s ‘Diary’ quoted, [51]
Seward. Miss, [313]
Sewell, Dr. George, [175]
Sharp, Henry, [101]
Shelford Lodge, [52]
Shelley, [200], [202], [316]
Shelley, Mary, [4], [203]
Shepherd’s Fields, [321]
Shepherds’ Well, [54]
Sheppard, Thomas, [124]
Shipton, Mother, [324]
Shoolbred’s, [14]
Shuttop Hill, [345]
Siddons, Mrs. Sarah, [82]
Silver Street, [119]
Sion Chapel, [253-255], [270]
Smith, Horace and James, [202]
Soames, Dr., [273-278]
South End, [320]
South End Green, [4], [245]
South End Road, [3]
South Hill Park, [4]
Southampton, Lord, [84]
Spaniards, The, [119], [226]
Spaniards Garden, [128]
Spaniards Road, [164]
Spark, Michael, [32]
Sports at Belsize House, [335], [339]
Squire’s Mount, [4], [164]
Stanfield, Clarkson, [57]
Stanfield House, [57]
Stanhope, Arthur, [333]
Stanhope, Colonel James Hamilton, suicide of, [235]
Stanhope, Lord Henry, [331]
Stanhope, Philip, [333]
Stanton, Samuel, [122]
Steele, Sir Richard, [43], [121], [254], [261], [280]
Steele’s Terrace, [48]
Steevens, George, [100], [116], [123]
Stephenson, Benj. Charles, F.S.A., [93]
Stormont, Lord, [234]
Strathmore, Lady, [15]
Sullivan family, The, [85]
Sullivan, Miss, her toll-gate, [77]
Swift, Dean, [49], [121], [261], [266], [273], [280], [286], [332]
Talfourd quoted, [36]
Taverner, Richard, [345]
Taverns and Tea-houses:
Adam and Eve, [15];
Bird in Hand, [58], [259];
Bull and Bush, [47], [174];
Cock and Hoop, [111];
Copenhagen House, [50];
Craddock’s, [250];
East Heath Tavern, [196];
Flask Tavern, [99];
George Inn, [346];
Jack Straw’s Castle, [126];
Load of Hay, [43], [45];
Mother Huffs’, [258];
New Georgia, [220];
Old Mother Red Cap, [13], [15];
Spaniards, [119], [226];
Tea-gardens at Kilburn, [346];
Upper Flask, [120];
Whitestone Inn, [265]
Taylor, the Water-poet, [33]
Tea-gardens, Kilburn, [346]
Tea-houses. See [Taverns]
Telford, [202]
Thompson, ‘Memory Corner,’ [103]
Thompson, Mr. Maude, [21]
Thurlow, Lord, [270], [314]
Thurlow Road, [54]
Toll-gate, Miss Sullivan’s, [77]
Tolmer Square, [16]
Tonson, Jacob, [121]
Tooly’s Farm, [136]
Tottenham Court Road, [13-15], [17]
Tottenham Fields, [14]
Toupees, The, [311]
Tradescants, The, [331]
Traitors’ Hill, [4], [50]
Trimmer, Mrs., [71]
Turner, Mr., [135]
Turner’s Wood, [220], [284]
Upper and Lower Flask, Origin of, [250]
Upper Bowling-green House, [122]
Upper Flask Tavern, [43], [47], [99], [100], [119], [120], [325]
Upper Heath, [100], [126]
Upper Park Road, [49]
Upper Terrace, [113]
Vale of Health, [109], [110], [194], [213]
Vale Lodge, [212]
Vane House, [56], [235], [359]
Vane, Sir Henry, [11], [53], [359]
Varley, [126], [136]
Veil, Colonel Sir John de, [17], [289]
Venner, [218]
Vivian, John, [180]
Volunteers, Hampstead, 1803-4, [36], [299]
Waad, Armigall, [329]
Waad or Wood family, The, [329]
Waad, Lady Anne, [330]
Wales, Prince and Princess of, at Belsize Gardens in 1721, [335]
Walk, The Judges’, [76], [137], [188], [325]
Walker, Thomas, [98]
Walpole, Horace, [35] et passim
Walpole, Lord, [100]
Walpole, Mrs., [118]
Ware, Isaac, [88]
Warwick, Earl of, [122]
Warwick, John, Earl of, [345]
Water Company, Hampstead, [242]
Waterworks, The Ponds and, [241-248]
Watling Way, The, [23], [24]
Watts, Mr., Curate and Lecturer, [276]
Weatherall Place, [253]
Wedderburne, Mr., afterward Lord Rosslyn, [50]
Well Walk, The, [191];
early period, [249-267];
second period, [268-291];
the modern, [292-303]
Weller, Margaret Marie, [63]
Weller, Jane, [63]
Welling’s Farm, [14]
Wells Chapel, [299]
Wells Charity, [78], [249], [302], [303]
Wells, Sir Spencer, [182]
Wells, The, [12], [32], [47];
New North End Hall, [181]
Wentworth Place, John Street, [357]
West End, [85] et seq., [107]
West End Green and fair, [112]
West End House, New and Old, [117]
West End Lane, [107], [109]
West Heath Road, [97], [115]
Westminster, St. Peter’s, Charter of Ethelred II. to, [21]
Westminster, Richard de Crokesley, Abbot of, [27]
Whichello, Abel, [278], [279]
White, Charles, engraver, [17]
White, Rev. Samuel, [87]
White, Robert, engraver, [17]
Whitestone Inn, [265]
Whitestone Pond, [124], [188], [323]
Whitfield, George, [34]
Wildwood Avenue, [137], [168]
Wildwood Corner, [17], [254]
Wildwood Cottage, [168]
Wildwood Grove, [167]
Wildwood Lodge, [174]
Wilkinson, Mr. Garth, [76]
Wilkes, the actor, [87], [122]
Willes, Sir Francis, [182]
William IV. and Queen Adelaide visit Hampstead, [231-235]
Willow House, [252]
Willow Walk, [245]
Wilson, Arthur, [136]
Wilson, General Sir Thomas Spencer, [63]
Wilson, Lady, [182]
Wilson, Sir John, [243]
Wilson, Sir John Maryon, [64]
Wilson, Sir Maryon, [7]
Wilson, Sir Spencer Maryon, [64]
Wilson, Sir Spencer Pocklington Maryon, [64]
Wilson, Sir Thomas Maryon, [63]
Wilson, Thomas, [89]
Windmill Hill, [143], [152]
Winford, Lady Cook, [17]
Withers, Mr., [218]
Wood, Anthony à, [45]
Wood, Mr., [271]
Woods, Hampstead, [30]
Wordsworth, [100], [109], [315]
Wotton, Catherine, [331]
Wotton, Lord, [11], [331]
Wotton, Lord Charles, [331]
Wotton, Lord Thomas, [331]
Wright, Henry, [340]
Wroth, John, [61]
Wroth, Sir Thomas, Kt., [60], [181]
Young, Dr., [310]

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