ILLUSTRATIONS

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[Charles I.]Frontispiece
[James I.]3
[Triumphal Arch erected at the time of the Coronation of James I.]4
[The Gunpowder Conspirators]7
[Gunpowder Treason]8
[King James I. Entertaining the Spanish Ambassador at Whitehall]10
[Henry, Prince of Wales]11
[A Facsimile of the Order for the Burning of the Book of Sports]14
[The Destruction of Cheapside Cross and the Burning of the Book of Sports]16
[Charles I.]22
[Cheapside—Queen Henrietta Maria’s Entry into London]23
[Henrietta Maria]26
[George Villiers, First Duke (Second Creation) of Buckingham]30
[King Charles I. Thrown Overboard]36
[“England’s Miraculous Preservation Emblematically Described”]38
[“The True Maner of the Execution of Thomas Earle of Strafford” ]39
[Thomas Wentworth, First Earl of Strafford]40
[A Plan of London and Westminster after the Fire]41
[A Soldier of the Time of King James the First armed with a Caliver]45
[The Trial of King Charles I.]Facing page 46
[Sir Thomas Fairfax and his Wife]48
[Trial of King Charles I.]49
[Execution of Charles I.]51
[Prince Rupert]60
[Cromwell Dissolving Parliament]65
[Hackney Coachman]66
[Oliver Cromwell]67
[General Monk, First Duke of Albemarle]69
[View of General Monk’s House in Grub Street]70
[Letter from General Monk to the Speaker of Parliament (facsimile)]71
[Mob at Temple Bar]74
[The Coronation of Charles II. in Westminster Abbey]Facing page 76
[Charles II.]77
[Incidents in the Rebellion of the Fifth Monarchy Men under Thomas Venner, and the Execution of their Leaders]79
[Hungerford Market, near York Buildings, Strand]Facing page 88
[“The Solemn Mock Procession of the Pope, Cardinalls, Jesuits, Fryers, etc., through ye City of London”]90
[Lord Mayor and Aldermen]93
[Nell Gwynne]101
[The Coronation of James II. in Westminster Abbey]Facing page 102
[Titus Oates Flogged at the Cart Tail]103
[Titus Oates in the Pillory]104
[Duke of Monmouth]105
[The Execution of Monmouth]106
[James II.]109
[The Seven Bishops on the Way to the Tower]111
[Parliament in the reign of James II.]112
[Judge Jeffreys]113
[The Arrest of Jeffreys]115
[Entry of the Prince of Orange into London]Facing page 116
[William III.]119
[Mary II.]120
[London Street Cries]123
[Queen Anne]127
[Thanksgiving Service in St. Paul’s]129
[Henry Sacheverell, D.D.]132
[St. Paul’s Cross]138
[William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury]140
[A Trimmer]142
[Execution of William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury]143
[John Bunyan’s Meeting-house, Zoar-street, Gravel-lane, Southwark]154
[Touching for King’s Evil]165
[St. Bartholomew’s]170
[Warwick House, Cloth Fair]173
[Craven House, Drury Lane]174
[Arundel House]175
[Cornhill, London]180
[Watchman—Bellman]181
[The Apprentices’ Enforced Toilet]Facing page 188
[Custom House]191
[“The Soveraigne of the Seas”]192
[The First Royal Exchange—Exterior and Interior]Facing page 196
[Coins of the Period]Facing page 200
[Old Grocers’ Hall used for Bank of England]201
[A Perspective View of the Bank of England]203
[Paul Pindar’s House]Facing page 211
[Lord Craven]219
[Rescued from the Plague]Facing page 220
[Samuel Pepys]221
[Daniel Defoe]224
[Part of Cheapside with the Cross, etc., as they Appeared in 1660]241
[The Great Fire of London]245
[The Cathedral Church of St. Paul as it was before ye Fire of London]247
[A View of the Monument of London, in Remembrance of the Dreadful Fire in 1666]249
[A Plan of the City and Liberties of London after the Dreadful Conflagration in the Year 1666]Between pages 252 and 253
[Sir Christopher Wren]254
[Sir John Evelyn’s Plan for Rebuilding the City of London after the Great Fire in 1666]255
[Sir Christopher Wren’s Plan for Rebuilding the City of London after the Dreadful Conflagration in 1666]255
[John Evelyn]259
[The Great Fire of London]Facing page 260
[Temple Bar, the West side]263
[London after the Fire]Between pages 268 and 269
[Somerset Palace, 1650]270
[Durham House, Salisbury House, and Worcester House]271
[The Charter House Hospital]273
[Newgate, 1650]277
[Remains of Prince Rupert’s Palace, Beech Street]279
[St. Ethelburga within Bishopsgate]281
[Specimen of Armorial Architecture]282
[House in Great St. Helen’s formerly the Residence of Sir Jno. Lawrance, Lord Mayor of London A.D. 1665]288
[Tavern Scene]292
[Two Costume Portraits]298
[An English Lady of Quality—Lady of the Court of England]300
[Citizen’s Wife—Citizen’s Daughter]301
[English Gentlewoman—Noble Gentlewoman of England]303
[Maypole Dance in the Time of Charles I.]305
[Merchant’s Daughter—Merchant’s Wife of London]306
[Procession in the City]306
[“Corpe Bearer”]309
[St. James’s Park]313
[Interior of St. Paul’s]316
[Inside of the Duke’s Theatre, Lincoln’s Inn Fields]320
[Inside of the Red Bull Playhouse]322
[Musical Instruments of the Period]Facing page 326
[Sports of the Period]Facing page 328
[Dress of the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of London in 1640]333
[Coaches in St. James’s Park]339