INDEX

Abel, musician, [244]
Abernethy, John, [73]
Abrahams, Master, [50]
Adam and Eve Tea Gardens, St. Pancras, [125–128]
Adam and Eve Tea Gardens, Tottenham Court, [77–80]
Adams, Master, [243]
“Aeriel,” The, [320]
Aitken, [243]
Alexandra Theatre, [165]
Alford, [65]
Allen, Capt., [307]
Amelia, Princess, [18]
Anderson, Miss, [65]
Angelo, [213]
Angling, [45], [46], [68], [81] f., [168], [170]
Apollo Gardens, [266], [268–270], [276]
Apollo Saloon, [115], [116]
Armstrong, John, [124]
Arne, Dr., [96], [104], [106], [210], [250], [303]
Arne, Michael, [96], [97], [310]
Arne, Mrs., [291], [304]
Arnold, Dr. Samuel, [103–106]
Arrowsmith, [310]
Arundel House, [247]
Assembly House, Kentish Town, [129], [130]

Baddeley, Robert, [108], [243]
Baddeley, Mrs., [213], [243], [310]
Bagnigge Wells, [56–67]
Baker, Jo., drummer, [41]
Baker, Mr., instrumentalist, [34]
Baker, Mr., vocalist, [97], [242]
Bannister, Charles, [104–106], [213]
Bannister, Mrs. John, [105]
Barley Mow Tea House and Gardens, [153]
Barnes, Thomas, of The Times, [320]
Barnshaw, [242–244]
Barras, Joseph, [75]
Barrett, Bryan, [316]
Barrett, George Rogers, [316]
Barthelemon, F. H., [104], [106], [311]
Barthelemon, Mrs., [104], [106]
Bartholomew, Christopher, [134]
Bartholomew, Robert, [131], [132]
Bartolozzi, [213], [214]
Bascom, Charles, [261]
Bate, “Parson”: see [Dudley, Sir H. B.]
Bateman, Mrs., [52]
Bates, Joah, [243], [244]
Bath, Mr., [158]
Battishill, Jonathan, [268]
Batty’s Circus, [139]
Bayswater Tea Gardens, [117–119]
Beard John, [95], [103], [208], [209]
Beauclerk, Lady Sydney, [254]
Beaufoy, Messrs., [254], [256], [257]
Bedford, Paul, [319]
Bell Tavern, Kilburn, [194], [195]
Belsize House, [189–193]
Belvedere House and Gardens, Lambeth, [261], [262]
Belvidere Tea Gardens, Pentonville, [145], [146]
Belzoni, [52]
Bennet, Mr., [41]
Bennet, Mrs., [54]
Bennett, Miss Maria, [251]
Bermondsey Spa Gardens, [231–237]
Bethlehem Hospital, [276]
Bevis, John, [57]
Billington, Mrs., [310]
Binley, Mr., [269]
Birkett, [233]
Bish, T., [316]
Bishop, Sir H., [319]
“Black Prince,” The, Newington Butts, [278]
“Black Queen” Coffee House and Tea Gardens, Shacklewell, [173]
Blackmore, [138], [314]
Bland, Mrs., [50], [136], [137], [312]
Blewitt, C., [233]
Blewitt, Jonas, [232]
Bliss, John, [182]
Blogg, Mr., [34], [68], [70]
Blondin, [165]
Body, W., [40]
Bologna family, [51]
Boodle’s Club, [216]
Booth, Mr., [65]
Booth, “General,” [86]
Bowen, Jemmy, [178]
Bowles, Mr., [137]
Bowling Green House, [75], [76]
Box, Mr., [65]
Boyan, Mr., [65]
Boyce, Dr., [101]
Boyle, Robert, [29]
Braham, [50], [319]
Bray, Mrs., [41]
Breach, Mr., [139]
Brent, Mr., [209]
Brent, Miss, [103], [104], [210], [304]
Brewster, [243]
Bridge, organ-builder, [95], [248]
Brila family, [34]
Bristow, W., [172]
Broughton’s Amphitheatre, [80]
Brown, Abram, [208]
Brown, Mr., at the “Three Hats,” [150]
Brown, Master, vocalist, [103]
Brown, Thomas, [258], [259]
Bryant, Mr., [139]
Bull Feathers Hall, [145]
Bunn, Alfred, [322]
Burchell, Miss Isabella, [304]: see also [Vincent, Mrs.]
Burgess, Henry, jun., [249]
Burling, Mr., [233]
Burney, Dr. Charles, [202], [209]
Burton, Mr., [233]
Busby, Christopher, [145]
Busby’s Folly, [145]
Butler, organist, [202]
Byfield, [202]
Byrn, Mrs., [233]
Byrne, James, [50]
Byrne, Oscar, [50]

Caillot, [105], [108], [213], [215]
Calvert, Mrs., [105]
Camberwell Grove House: see [Grove House, Camberwell]
Canning, George, [226], [228]
Canonbury House Tea Gardens, [154], [155]
Cantrell, Miss, [243]
Caporale, [209]
Carey, George Saville, [108]
Carey, Master, [51]
Carli, Miss, [243]
Carlyle’s “Diamond Necklace,” quoted, [267]
Carpenter, Lady Almeria, [208]
Carter, Mrs., [201], [272]
Carter, Messrs. W. H. and J. R., [238]
Cartwright, Mrs., [105]
Castle Inn and Tea Gardens, Colebrooke Row, [147]
Caston, Robert, [187]
Catches and Glees, [102], [106], [210], [310]
Catley, Anne (“Nan”), [101], [105]
Cavanagh, John, [157], [158]
Cave, vocalist, [116]
Cemmitt, Miss, [233]
Chabert, [136]
Chad’s Well: see [St. Chad’s Well]
Chalk Farm, [10]
Chambers, Mrs., [97]
Chambré, Sir Allen, [72]
Champness, [97], [210]
Chapman, G. R., [238]
Chapman, Richard, [65]
Chatterton, Thomas, [104]
Charke, Mrs. Charlotte, [35]
Cheere, Henry, [302]
Cheney, Master, [104]
Cherokee Indians, [220]
Chinese Junk, [260]
Cibber, Colley, [35], [147]
Cipriani, [213], [214]
Claggett, Walter, [268], [270]
Clanfield, [41], [104], [105]
Clark, Mrs., at Finch’s Grotto, [243]
Clarke, Miss, rope-dancer, [138]
Clarke, Mr., at Finch’s Grotto, [243]
Clennell, Luke, [61]
Clifford, Master, [65]
Clitherow, [105], [213], [253]
Coan, John, [146], [220], [221]
Coates, “Romeo,” [312]
Cobham, Lord, [18]
“Cobham’s Head,” [68], [69]
Cocking, Robert, [322]
Cocklin, violinist, [243]
Cold Bath near the “Adam and Eve,” [79], [80]
Collett, Mrs., [101]
Collier, Mrs., [170]
Collins, Benjamin, [154]
Collins, Sam (Samuel Vagg), [109]
Colman, G., [214]
Coningham, equestrian, [150], [151]
Cooke, equestrian, [319]
Copenhagen House, [156–160]
Corelli, [105], [248], [250]
Cornelys, Mrs., [27], [96], [213]
Costello, [51]
Costellow, organist, [269]
Cox’s Museum, [106]
Coxwell, Henry, [135]
Craven, William, [25–27]
Cremorne Gardens, [11], [324]
Cricket, [131], [159], [302]
Crofts, Capt., [307]
Cromwell House, Brompton, [225–227]
Cromwell’s Gardens, Brompton, [225–228]
Crosier, Joseph, [281]
Cruikshank, George, [134]
Culver, Mr., [105]
Cumberland, Duke of, [35], [98], [251]
Cumberland Tea Gardens, Vauxhall, [281], [283–285]
Cuper, Boyder, [247]
Cuper, John, [247]
Cuper’s Gardens, [40], [41], [181], [194], [247–257], [258], [261]
Cupid’s Gardens, [248], [249], [252]
Curtis, William, botanist, [264]

Dalton, James, [127]
Darking, Mr., [65]
Darley, Mr., [312], [316], [317]
Davis, “Jew,” [50]
Davis, John, [58], [62]
Davis, Miss, vocalist, [101], [103]
Dearle, Mr., [210], [242], [244]
Defesch, [97]
“Denbies” at Dorking, [305]
D’Eon, the Chevalier, [216]
Desaguliers, Dr., [280]
Devil’s House, Holloway, [167], [168]
Dibdin, C., [50], [106], [210], [212], [213]
Dibdin, Thomas, [50]
Dickie, [65]
Dighton, [50]
Dignum, Charles, [312], [313]
Dingley’s, Islington, [148]
Diving at Ranelagh, [217]
Dobney, Mrs. Ann, [141]
Dobney’s Bowling Green, [141–144]
Dodswell, George, [30]
Dog and Duck, [263], [264], [269], [271–277], [280]
Dominique, Mr., [34]
Donaldson, Mrs., [97]
Dorman, Mrs., [104], [243], [244]
Dowson, Miss, [243], [244]
Drury, General, [97]
Dubellamy, [106]
Dubois, [51]
Duck-hunting, [271]
Ducking Pond House, [25]
Ducrow, [319], [322]
Dudley, Sir Henry Bate, Bart., [307], [308]
Duffield, R., [324]
Dunn, John, [139]
Duval, Claude, [167]
Dwarf’s Tavern, Chelsea, [146], [220], [221]

Eagle Tavern, [11], [86], [87]
Eaton, Charles, [127]
English Grotto, Rosoman Street, [37–39]
Espagnole, La Belle, [50]
Esser, Miss, [105]
Evans, Ephraim, [248], [249]
Evans, Mrs., [249] ff.
Evelyn, John, [286], [287]
Exeter Change, [243], [263]

Falkner, Miss M. A., [96]
Fawcett, Mr., [168]
Fawcett, vocalist, [210]
Feathers Tavern, Cuper’s Gardens, [247] ff.
Ferrand, Mr., [96]
Festing, Michael, [208]
Fielding, Sir John, [61], [96]
Finch, Thomas, [241] ff.
Finch’s Grotto Gardens, [241–246]
Fisher, violinist, [106]
Fitzherbert, George Robert, [307]
Fitzherbert, Mrs., [216]
Fives-playing at Copenhagen House, [157]
Flack, Mr., [269]
Fleet River, [61], [64]
Flora Tea Gardens, Bayswater, [117], [119]
Flora Tea Gardens, Westminster Bridge Road, [265]
Floranze, Mme., [233]
Florida Gardens, Brompton, [225–228]
“Folly, The,” on the Thames, [248], [258–260]
Foote, Samuel, [214]
Forbes, Mrs., [103–105], [243]
Forcer, Francis, sen., [46], [47]
Forcer, Francis, jun., [46], [47]
“Forge of Vulcan,” [105] ff.
Formantel, Miss, [209]
Foster, Mr., [65]
Foster, Mrs., [105]
“Fountain” Tavern, Baldwin Street, [85]
Fountayne, Dr. John, [98], [100]
Franklin, Mrs., [312]: see also [Leary, Miss]
Frasi, Giulia, [208]
Frederick Prince of Wales, [291]
Freeman, Mrs., [233]
Froud, Miss, [103]

Gainsborough, Earl of, [177]
Gambling, [16], [17], [75], [94], [180], [181], [190], [260]
Garnerin, [217], [321]
Garrick, [214]
Garth’s Dispensary, [177]
Garvey, Miss, [243]
Genovini, Carlo, [220]
George (IV.), Prince of Wales, [215], [216], [238], [308], [312], [316]
Gibbons, Dr., [177]
Gibbons, Mrs., [101]
Gibbs, [65]
Gibson, [65]
Giovanelli, Edward, [164], [165]
Glanville, Thomas, [97]
Glindon, [116]
Gloucester Lodge, Brompton, [228]
Gloucester, Maria Duchess of, [227]
Goldsmith, Oliver, [133], [134], [154], [161], [162], [201]
“Goldsmith’s Arms,” Southwark, [246]
Goodwin, Sterling, [244], [280]
Gordon Riots, [185]
Gough, Daniel, [95]
Graham, Mr., [135]
Graham, Mrs., [52], [117], [135]
Granby, Lord, [222]
Granom, Lewis, [251]
Gray, Thomas, [200], [201]
Greatorex, Mr., [80]
Grecian Saloon, [86]
Green, Charles, [135], [321], [322]
Green, Master, vocalist, [243], [244]
Grey’s Fantoccini, [319]
Griffith, Charles, organist, [58]
Grimaldi, Giuseppe, [48]
Grimaldi, Joseph, [50]
Grist, Mr., [267]
Gronamann, Sibilla, [250]
Grotto Garden, Rosoman Street, [37–39]
Grove House, Camberwell, [10], [164]
Grover, Russell, [324]
Guidot, Dr. Thomas, [43]
Gwynne, Nell, [56], [58], [64]
Gye, F., [291], [316], [322]

Hagley, William, [263]
Haile, General, [311]
Hale House, Brompton, [225–227]
Halhed, John, [29]
Halifax, Earl of, [96], [97]
Hamilton, John, [65]
Hampstead Wells, [177–183]
Hampton, John, [119], [135]
Handel, G. F., [68], [98], [102], [106], [243], [244], [248], [250], [293], [303]
Hardy, Mr., [22]
Harper, Miss, [105]
Harrington, Mrs., [157]
Harris, John, M.P., [245]
Harriss, Mr., [232], [233]
Hart, N., teacher of dancing, [281]
Hartley, Mrs., [307]
Hasse, Sig., [250]
Hawkins, Sir John, [21]
Haydn, [269]
Hayman, Francis, [303], [318], [322]
Hedger, Mr., [273] ff.
Hengler, [318]
Hercules Pillars, Fleet Street, [248]
Herryman, Mr., [103]
Hiem, R., [226], [227]
Highbury Barn, [161–166]
Highbury Society, The, [157], [161]
Hill, Sir John, [117], [205], [207]
Hinton, Archibald, [164]
Hinton, John, [164]
Hogarth, [53], [80], [290], [291], [294], [302]
Holland, John, [20], [21]
Hollond, Robert, M.P., [321]
Hood, Mr., [54]
Hook, James, [103–106], [309], [310]
Hornsey Wood House, [169–171]
House of Detention, [40], [42]
Howard, John, [21], [22]
Howell, James, [189], [191]
Hudson, Mr., at Ranelagh House, [210]
Hudson, Mrs., at Vauxhall, [310]
Hudson, Robert, organist, [243]
Hughes, Mr., of Bagnigge Wells, [57], [62]
Hughes, Charles, equestrian, [150], [151], [226]
Hughes, R., [316], [322]
Hunting at Belsize House, [190–192]
Huntingdon, Countess of, [27]
Hyat, Miss, [101]

Iliff, Mrs., [269]
Incledon, Charles, [216], [310]
Ireland, Mr., [280]
Isaacs, Miss Rebecca, [165]
Islington Spa, [15–24]

Jack Straw’s Castle, Hampstead, [186]
Jackson, of the Grotto Garden, [37], [38]
Jameson, Miss, [310]
Jenny’s Whim, Pimlico, [222–224]
Jew’s Harp House, [113], [114]
Jews’ Spring Garden, [88]
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, [107], [201], [203], [254], [272], [305]
Johnson, Thomas, equestrian, [142], [148], [220]
Johnson, Mr., of “Dobney’s,” [141]
Johnson’s Prospect House: see [Dobney’s Bowling Green]
Jonas, Philip, [143], [145]
Jones, William, architect, [199]
Jones, hornpipe dancer, [34]
Jones, Welsh harper, [248]
Jordan, Mrs., [215]
Jubilee Gardens, Pentonville: see [Dobney’s Bowling Green]

Kean, Edmund, [51]
Kear, [97], [242], [243]
Keeble, organist, [202]
Keefe, Mr., [280]
Kelly, Mr., [307]
Kemp, William, [81] ff.
Kennedy, Mrs., [310]
Kenrick, Dr., [108]
Kentish Town Assembly House, [129], [130]
Kerman, Madam, [34]
Keyse, Thomas, [231] ff.
Kilburn Wells, [194–196]
King, Erasmus, [280]
King’s Bench Prison, [276]
Knerler, Mr., [96]

Lacy, patentee of Drury Lane, [199]
Lambert, George, [128]
Lambeth Wells, [279], [280]
Lamotte, Mme., [267]
Lampe, Mr., [96]
Lampe, Mrs., [50], [101]
Lane, James, [154]
Langley, John, [15]
Lauder, Mr., [242]
Leader, Mr., [157]
Leary, Miss, [310], [312]
Leaver, Mrs., [269]
Le Mœurs, [65]
Leeming, Joseph, [320]
Leeming, Robert, [68]
Legg, Mr., [101]
Leotard, [165]
Lewis, Mr., of Restoration Gardens, [263]
Lloyd, Mrs., [170]
London Corresponding Society, [158]
London Spa, [29–32]
Long, Robert, [101]
Long’s Bowling Green, [94]
Longuemare, [314], [318]
“Lord Cobham’s Head,” [68], [69]
Lord, Thomas, [132]
Love, Mr., [116]
Lowe, Thomas, [50], [97], [101–103], [242], [243], [291], [295], [304], [308]
Lucas, William, [73]
Lunardi, Vincent, [78]
Lyon, Master, vocalist, [243]

Macklin, [52]
Maddox, Michael, [48]
Mallinson, [319]
Mara, Mme., [216]
Marble Hall, Vauxhall, [281], [282]
Marinari, G., [215]
Marriages at Sion Chapel, Hampstead, [178], [180]
Marshall, Miss, [243]
Martin, Edward, [123]
Martin, the “Tunbridge Knight,” [18]
Martyr, Mrs., [310]
Marylebone Gardens, [40], [93–110]
Marylebone Music Hall, [109]
Marylebone Spa, [108]
Mason, Monck, [321], [322]
Masters, Elizabeth, [290]
Mattocks, Mr. and Mrs., [250]
May-dance, [30], [115]
Maze, at New Georgia, [188];
at White Conduit House, [135]
McDougal, Mr., [65]
Mensall, Mr., [73]
Merlin’s Cave, Clerkenwell, [54], [55]
Merlin’s Cave at the New Wells, [34], [54];
at Richmond, [54]
Mermaid Gardens, Hackney, [10]
Miles, James, [46], [47]
Miles, Mr., [273]
Miles’s Music House, [46], [47]
Mills, Mr., [273]
Milton, statue of, [302]
Milward, Mr., [233]
Misaubin, “Dr.,” [18]
Molloy, Mr., [22]
Monconys, [287]
Monkhouse, Mr., [65], [137]
Montagu, Lady M. W., [20]
Montpelier Gardens, Walworth, [10]
Moore, Mr., [173]
Moore, at Finch’s Grotto, [242]
Morland, George, [153]
Morland, Sir Samuel, [287]
Mortram, [318]
Mother Huff’s, Hampstead, [180]
“Mount Etna” at Ranelagh, [215], [216]
Mount Gardens: see [Flora Tea Gardens], Westminster Bridge Road
Mountain, Mr. and Mrs., [312]
Moyse, Miss, [101], [243]
Mozart, [210]
Mulberry Garden, [1]
Mulberry Garden, Clerkenwell, [40–42]
Munden, [72], [311]
Murphin, [243]
Musard, [322]

Nassau balloon, [322]
Natator, the man frog, [165]
Negus, Mr., [66]
Nepecker, Mr., [243]
New Georgia, Hampstead, [187], [188], [222]
New Spring Gardens, Chelsea, [221]
New Spring Garden, Vauxhall (Vauxhall Gardens), [78], [286], [287]
New Tunbridge Wells: see [Islington Spa]
New Wells, near the London Spa, [33–36], [40]
Newington Butts, [278]
Newland, Abraham, [134]
North, Lord, [214]
Northampton Chapel, [27]

Oakes, Miss, [243]
Oakman, J., [232]
“Ode on St. Cecilia’s Day,” B. Thornton’s, [209]
Offield, Mr., [242]
Old Spring Garden, Vauxhall, [286], [287]
Oldcastle: see [Sir John Oldcastle]
Oldfield, Mr., [242]
Onslow, Arthur, [113]
Orange Theatre, [219]
Orchard, Robert, [158]
O’Rourke, Paddy, [65]
Oswald, [209]
Ozealey, [65]

Paddy O’Rourke, [65]
Paine, Thomas, [115]
Palmer, flute-player, [243]
Pancras Wells, [123–126]
Pandean Band, [135]
Pantheon, Oxford Street, [25], [268]
Pantheon, Spa Fields, [25–28], [143]
Park, hautboy player, [103]
Parry, harper, [208]
Parson Bate: see [Dudley, Sir H. B.]
Patagonian Theatre, [243]
Pay, Miss, [233]
Pearson, Mrs., [44]
Peerless Pool, The, [81–85]
Peile, Mr. and Mrs., [233]
Penny’s Folly, [145], [146]
Pepys, Samuel, [1], [2], [94], [189], [258], [286–288]
Perceval, Rt. Hon. Spencer, [192]
“Perillous Pond,” [81]
Petersham, Lady Caroline, [298]
Phelps, Samuel, [52]
Phillips, Mr., [103], [106]
Piercy, Mrs., [233]
Pike, organ-builder, [242]
Pinchbeck, [18], [291]
Pinder a Wakefielde tavern, [56]
Pinto, Mrs., [104]: see also [Brent, Miss]
Pinto, Thomas, [103], [104], [250]
Piquenit, [104]
Placido, [51]
Plenius, Miss, [101]
Pleyel, [269]
Price, equestrian, [142], [148], [150]
Prospect House: see [Dobney’s Bowling Green]
Prynn, [65]

Queen’s Head and Artichoke, [111], [112]

Racing, [51], [191], [236]
Ramelio, Mme., [97]
Ramo Samee, [319]
Ranelagh, Earl of, [199]
Ranelagh House and Gardens, described, [199–218];
origin of, [199] ff.;
Rotunda, [201] ff.;
entertainments and company, [203] ff.;
annals of, A.D. 1742–1769, [208] ff.;
history of, A.D. 1770–1805, [212] ff.;
allusions to, [34], [40], [266], [294]
Ranelagh Regatta, [213]
Rann, John, [60], [61], [67]
Ravel Family, [322]
Rawlins, Mr., dancer, [244]
Raworth, Mr., [101]
Rayner, Mr. Dove, [88]
Rayner, Miss, [34], [35]
Redigé, Paul, [50]
Reed, Mrs., at Finch’s Grotto, [243]
Reeves, Mons., [105]
Reilly, Luke, [283]
Reinhold, [97], [104–106], [214], [291]
Restoration Spring Gardens, [263], [264]
“Revenge,” Chatterton’s, [104]
Reynolds, Sir J., [201], [214], [235]
Reynoldson, [103]
Rice, T. D., [139]
Richer, wire dancer, [50]
Rigby, Vernon, [165]
“Riley’s” Gardens, Vauxhall, [283]
Rippin, Dorothy, [177]
Rivière, Lazare, [272]
Roberts, Mr., [65]
Robinson, George, vocalist, [319]
Robinson, Sir Thomas, [40], [200], [212]
Rockholt House, [40]
Rodell, Mons., [106]
Rogers, Samuel, [182], [205]
Romanzini, Miss, [50]: see also [Bland, Mrs.]
Rose of Normandy tavern, [93], [94], [109]
Rosemary Branch, Islington (Hoxton), [10]
Rosherville Gardens, [11]
Rosoman, Mr., [25], [33], [34], [47], [48]
Rossi, [104], [215], [233]
Roubillac, [302], [303]
Rouse, R., [139]
Rouse, T., [86]
Royal Apollo Saloon, [115], [116]
Royal Gardens, Vauxhall: see [Vauxhall Gardens]
Royal Oak Lottery, [17]
Rule, Rev. John, [147]

Sadler, Mr., [43], [44]
Sadler’s Wells, [15], [43–53], [124], [243]
St. Chad’s Well, [72–74]
St. George’s Spa: see [Dog and Duck]
St. Helena Gardens, Rotherhithe, [238–240]
St. Pancras Wells: see [Pancras Wells]
Sainville, M., [216]
Salter, Mr., of St. Chad’s Well, [72]
Salter, Mr. (jun.?), of St. Chad’s Well, [73]
Salter, Thomas, of Bagnigge Wells, [64]
Samee, Ramo, [319]
Sampson, equestrian, [142], [148–151], [273]
Sampson, Mrs., [149], [150]
Sandwich, Lord, [310]
Saqui, Mme., [312–315]
Scawen, Capt., [308]
“Serva Padrona,” [97], [105], [106]
Shacklewell, [173]
Shaftoe, Charlotte, [274]
Shakespeare Tavern and Jubilee Gardens: see [Dobney’s Bowling Green]
Sharp, J. W., [319]
Sharp and Warren, Messrs., [135]
Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, [94]
“Shepherd and Shepherdess,” [85–87]
Sherratt, John, [95]
Siamese Twins, [165]
Sibilla, Signora, [250]
Simpson, Mr., at Bagnigge Wells, [65]
Simpson, C. H., of Vauxhall Gardens, [319], [320], [322]
Sion Chapel, Hampstead, [178]
“Sir John Oldcastle” Tavern, [70], [71]
“Sixteen Strings Jack”: see [Rann, John]
Skeggs, Mr., [209]
Sloman, Charles, [65], [139]
Smart, Christopher, [104]
Smart, violinist, [243], [244]
Smeisser, G., [195]
Smith, A., at Finch’s Grotto, [243], [244]
Smith, Edward Tyrrell, [165], [324]
Smith, H., [65]
Smith, J. T., [234] f., [254]
Smith, Miss, vocalist, [101]
Smith, Mrs., at Finch’s Grotto, [243]
Smith, Thomas, at Finch’s Grotto, [243]
Smith’s Tea Gardens, Vauxhall, [283]
Snell, Hannah, [35]
Snow, Sophia, [243]
Snow, Valentine, [243], [303]
Soame, Dr. John, [181]
Southby, [318]
Spa Fields Chapel, [27]
Spaniards, The, Hampstead, [184–186]
Spencer, Edward, [322]
Spinacuti, [50]
Spring Garden, Charing Cross, [1], [286]
Spring Gardens, Chelsea, [221]
Spring Gardens, Knightsbridge, [221]
Spring Garden, The New, Vauxhall, [78]
Spring Garden, Stepney, [88], [89]
Spring Garden, Stoke Newington, [172]
Spring Gardens, Vauxhall (Vauxhall Gardens), [286] ff.
Squibb, Mr., [101]
Stanesby, Mr., [96]
Staples, William, [184]
Star and Garter Tavern, Chelsea, [220], [221]
Steevens, George, [107]
Stephens, Miss, [319]
Stephenson, Miss, Bermondsey Spa, [233]
Stepney Spring Garden, [88], [89]
Stevenson, Miss, Vauxhall Gardens, [295], [304]
Stock, W., [64]
Stoke Newington Spring Garden, [172]
Storace, [97], [101]
Storer, Mrs., [209]
Strologer, Master, [68]
Strombolo House, Chelsea, [219]
Suett, Master (Dick Suett), [243]
Surrey Zoological Gardens, [11]
Sutton, Mr., [65]
Sutton, Mrs., [154]
Swift, Jonathan, [288]
Swinnerton, G., [128]
Sydney Gardens, Bath, [270]

Talbot, Miss, [272]
Tate, Mr., [153]
Taylor, Mr., [101], [103]
Taylor, Miss, [238]
Taylor Mrs., [101], [243]
Temple of Apollo: see [Apollo Gardens]
Temple of Flora, [266–267]
Tenducci, [210]
Tenoe, Mr., [178]
Tessier, [215], [233]
Theobald, James, [261]
Thomas, Giles, [185]
Thomas, Miss, [105], [210], [243]
Thompson, Mrs., [104–106], [213], [233]
Thornton, Bonnell, [209]
Thorogood, Mr., [65]
Thrale, Mrs., [272]
Three Hats, The, Islington, [148–152]
Three Tuns Ale House, [75]
Todd, Thomas, [217]
Tooth, Mr., [158]
Torré, [105–107]
Townshend, Dr., [241]
Trades Unionists in Copenhagen Fields, [160]
“Treat, The,” Stepney, [89]
Trelawny, Miss, [106]
Trusler, Mr. John, [95], [101]
Trusler, Dr. John, [97]
Trusler, Miss, [95], [101]
Tunstall, Miss, [116], [312]
Turpin, Dick, [100]
Tyers, Jonathan, [289], [290] ff.
Tyers, Jonathan, the younger, [305] ff.
Tyers, Thomas (“Tom”), [305]
Tytler, J., [78]

Vauxhall Affray, The, [307]
Vauxhall Gardens, account of, [286–326];
allusions to, [34], [200], [201], [252], [269], [283], [284];
early history of, [286–289];
Ridottos at, [298], [308];
season-tickets, [290], [291], [294];
approaches to, [293] ff.;
the Cascade, [296], [318];
refreshments at, [296–300];
Grand Walk, Dark Walks, Lovers’ Walk, &c., described, [300–302], [318];
the boxes, [302], [303];
the Rotunda, [303], [314], [318];
concerts, [303], [304], [308–312], [319];
affrays and disorderly scenes at, [305–308], [312];
fireworks, [312] ff.
Vauxhall Papers, [322]
Venning, Mrs., [238]
Vernon, Admiral, [34], [96], [250]
Vernon, vocalist, [214], [304], [308], [310]
Vestris, Mme., [319]
Victoria Tea Gardens, Bayswater, [119]
Vincent, Mrs., [101], [304]

Walpole, Horace, [200], [210], [222], [249], [294], [298], [308]
Wardell, Robert, [323]
Warner, Jemmy, [50]
Watts, Joseph, [82], [84]
Watts, Thomas, [82], [84]
Waylett, Mrs., [319]
Weichsell, Mrs., [304], [310]
Wellington, Duke of, [312]
Werner, harper, [103]
Wesley, Rev. John, [36]
Weston, of Drury Lane, [243]
Wewitzer, Miss, [106], [310]
White Conduit House, [131–140], [146], [162]
White Conduit Loaves, [133]
Wilde, Miss, [106]
Wilder, Mr., [227]
Wildman, Daniel, [143]
Wilford, General R. R., [218]
Wilkinson, Miss, [48]
Williams, Mr., [241], [243] ff.
Williams, W. H., [319]
Williams’s Grotto Gardens, [243] ff.
Willoughby, Mr., [162]
Willoughby’s Tea Gardens, [162]
Wingfield, Miss, [269]
Wood, Miss, [238]
Wood, Thomas, [129]
Woolaston, Mrs., [306]
Worgan, Dr. John, [303]
World’s End, Knightsbridge, [221]
Worman, Mr., [250]
Wright, Miss, [210], [304]
Wrighten, Mrs., [236], [310]
Wynne, Sir W. W., [245]

Yates, Mr., [35]
Yeates, Mr., [35], [36]
York Buildings Music Meeting, [279]
Yorkshire Stingo, The, [115–116]
Young, Miss, [209]

Zucker, Mr., [145], [146]
Zucker, Mrs., [145]

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