Amsterdam, t. [317], [371]. Anabaptist, Dutch, his Zeal for Comedy, [410], [411]. Andernach, t. [348]. Angelo, Michael, [33], [37]. St. Angelo, Castle, [31]. Angervilliers, M. de, [238], [239]. Anne of Austria, [198]. —— of Bavaria, the Palatine, [218]. —— Queen of England, Reflection on her Statue at St. Paul’s, [433]. —— Princess Royal of England, [448]. Anna Maria Frances of Saxe-Lawenburg, Duchess of Tuscany, [135]. Antin, Duke of, [188], [199]. His Son, [226]. Antonine Pillar, [3]. Antoninus Caracalla, Emperor, [38]. Antoninus and Faustina’s Temple at Rome, [35]. Antwerp, t. [317]. Ara Ubiorum of the Ancients, [338]. Archduchess, Governess of the Netherlands, [299], to [302], [304]. Ardicinio, Cardinal, [87]. Aremberg, Duke de, (just made Generalissimo of the Imperial Forces in the Austrian Netherlands) [297], [298], [299], [306]. Argenson, M. de, Keeper of the Seals, [210], [236], [245], [385]. Armagnac, M. de, [251]. Armand his extraordinary Adventures, [414], &c. Armenonville, M. de, [236]. Arno, R. [141]. Ascanio, the Spanish Minister, [132]. Asfeldt, Baron de, [339]. Asperen, Count de, [403]. Assassins, Sanctuary at Rome, [75], [76]. Assemblies, at Rome, [69], [70], [71]. Astalli, Cardinal, his Elopement when the Pope went to deprive him of his Hat, 93 to [95]. Asti, t. [151]. Astrologer, Turkish, his Prophecy relating to himself, Father, Grandfather, and Great-Grandfather, [140]. Athlone, Earl of, [366]. Aubigny, Theodore de, Admiral, the famous Protestant and Author, [264]. —— Frances de, his Grand-daughter, who was Marchioness de Maintenon, 262 to [265]. Her Family, [264]. Audenarde, Battle, to what the French ascribe the Loss of it, [153]. Audiences, the Ceremony of those given by the Pope, [55], &c. August, Snow in that Month, [13]. Augustus, Emperor, [7]. —— King of Poland. The Countess of Wartemberg’s Attack upon him, [410]. Auricular Confession, why abolish’d throughout the East, [195]. Author, the, his Amour with an old Coquet of the pious Sort, [286], &c. —— At what Age he could like to be a Frenchman, and at what an Englishman, [455]. —— His Father’s Death, [321]. Auverquerque, Maurice, Count de, [412], [413]. Auxerre, t. [183]. Ayrolles, M. de, [405]. B Bacharach, Wine, [352]. Baden, Princess, marry’d to the Duke of Orleans, [206]. Treaty there, [255]. How Prince Lewis was surpriz’d by M. Villars, [256].
Bagnolet Village, [206]. Baker castrated by his jealous Wife, [183]. Balbi, James, a Genoese Nobleman, [146]. Balls at the Haymarket, magnificent, [465]. Banchieri, Cardinal, [16], [18], [44], [54], [112]. Bank Bills, French, 245 to [248]. —— Of Amsterdam, [380]. Barberini Family, more barbarous than the Barbarians, [7]. —— Cardinal, [15], [78], [96]. —— Palace, [40], [64]. Barcelona reduc’d, [257]. Bareith, Prince of, [404]. Baron, a French Comedian and Coxcomb, [200]. Barre, John, his extraordinary Adventures, [414], &c. Barricades of Paris erected, [283]. Bavaria, Elector of, [214], [303]. Beaufort, Count de, [323]. Beaujolois, Mademoiselle de, [208]. Becker, M. de, Chancellor, [363]. Belisarius’s Statue, [48]. Belle-Isle, Count de, [210], [217], [227]. Benedict XIII. Pope, [26]. His Credulity abus’d by the Cardinals, particularly Coscia; and his great Humility and Sanctity, 26 to [30]. A Reflection on his Ministers, [114]. Benefices, Instances of Pluralities, [337], [342]. Benefit-Nights at the Theatre, [468]. Bensberg, t. [357]. Bentivoglio, Cardinal, [4], [13], [14], [85]. His Dissatisfaction with the Emperor about Parma, [120]. Death and Successor, [130]. —— Marquis, [14]. Berg, Country, [361]. Bernini Lorenzo, Architect, [6], [8]. —— The Sculptor, [9], [34], [48], [101]. Berry, Duke of, [206]. Berwic, James, (late) Duke. His Parentage and Preferments, 257 to [259]. His too great Obsequiousness to the Regent and Court of France, [258], [259]. His Death and Successor, [259]. His great Aversion to the English, and Ingratitude to the King of Spain, [258], [259]. Beverwert, M. de, [401]. Bichi, Cardinal, [116], [117], [118]. Bingen, t. [352]. Binger-Loch, a Cascade upon the Rhine, [351]. Bissi, Cardinal, [14]. Blanc, M. le, Secretary, [210], [227], [238]. Blaspiel, Baron and Baroness de, [363], [364]. Bleickert Wine, [348]. Blood Divine, suck’d by the Pope, [21]. Bodies Human, a Thought concerning them, [272]. Boerhaave, Professor, [397]. Boetselaars, [412]. Bois, Cardinal de, [230], [291], [292]. Story of his Marriage, [293]. His brutish Conversation, and Habit of Swearing, [294], [295]. His Tomb, and Remark upon it, [295]. Bologna, t. [129], &c. Bolognetti, Cardinal, [37]. —— Countess, [69]. Boniface VIII. Pope. His Order about the Cardinals Robes, [86]. Bonn, t. [337]. Bonnet, (St.) an Officer, [338]. Bookselling Trade, the Centre of it, [386]. Bookbinder and his Wife, Suicides, 270 to [273]. Bork, M. de, [363]. Borghese, Prince, his Palace, [46], [48], [49]. His Family the Favourites of St. Peter, [47].
Borghese, Scipio, Cardinal, [47], [48], [49]. Borgia, Cardinal, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. —— Casar, Duke de Valentinois, his Contrivance to poison a Cardinal, like to have been fatal to himself, [97], [98]. Borgo, Marquis del, [157], [161]. Bossu, Cardinal de, [318]. Bot, General, [362]. Boufflers, Marshal, [253], [315]. Bougir’s House at Aix la Chapelle, [331]. Bourbon, Duke of, [182], [186], [207], [290], [291]. How he lost an Eye, [208]. Made Superintendant of the King’s Education, and Prime Minister, [209], [210], [221]. Displac’d, [211], [226], [230]. His Marriage, [212]. —— Duchess of, [216], [217]. Brandenburg Anspach, Margrave, [446]. Breteuil, M. [210], [238], [293]. Brignole, Messieurs, of Genoa, [147]. Brille, t. [427]. Brioche, Swiss, burnt for a Conjurer, [385]. Brosse, M. de, [405]. Brouffel arrested by Anne of Austria, [283]. Bruges, t. [312]. Bruhl, Seat of the Elector of Cologne, [340]. Brunette, Fort de la, [169]. Brunswic, Duchess of, [218]. —— Lunenburg, Antony-Ulric, Duke, [361]. Brussels, t. [298]. Its Trade, and the Pleasures of the Court and the City, [308], [317]. Brutus’s Tragedy by Voltaire, [265], [266], [467]. Bucentaur of Venice, the Oath taken by her Captain, [315]. Buckingham House, [437]. —— Duchess Dowager, ib. Bullen, Anne, Queen, [438]. Buonarota, Mich. Angelo, [6], [24]. Buoncompagno, Cardinal, his Comparison of the Pope to the Holy Sepulchre, [29]. His Funeral, [107]. Burgomasters, Dutch, [376]. Burgundians, their Character, [182]. Burgundy, Wine, counterfeited, [348]. Burgundy, Duke, his Honour vindicated, [154]. How much he is still venerated in France, [204]. Bussy, Rabutin’s Letters, [182], [443]. C Cadiere, Mademoiselle la, her Affair with Girard her Father Confessor, [193]. Her Recantation of the Charge against him, [194]. Cadogan, Earl and Countess, [409]. Calf, M. disowns his Son by reason of his Dress, [390]. Cambray, t. [291]. Congress, [295], [296]. Campagna di Roma, infested by Locusts, [41]. Campo Vaccino, Square, at Rome, [34]. Canals, Canards, and Canaille [428]. Canons, where they have the Title of Counts, [180]. Capitol, of Rome, [33]. Caponi, Marquis de, [346]. Carache, Annibal, Painter, [39], [359]. Caraffa, John Peter, Cardinal, [126]. Cardinals in Petto, what, [82]. The slavish Life of the Cardinals, with all their Dignity, [83]. Their Manner of going Abroad, [83], [84]. Their Dress, and a Vindication of ’em from Luxury, [84]. The Vanity of their Pretension to an Equality with crown’d Heads, [85].
Their Manner of Visiting, and their several Orders, [86]. Why their Hats are Red, and their Robes and Bonnets Scarlet, ib. How they came to the Title of Eminency, ib. Who the greatest Pushers for the Hat, and who have resign’d it, [87]. Their Consinement to the Dominions of the Holy See, [90], [93]. Why they always take their own Liquor with them, [97]. Carignan, Prince of, [201]. Carlos, Don, his Journey to Tuscany, [139], [233], [318]. A Prophecy of Nostradamus apply’d to him, [139]. Carnival, at Rome, [64]. Caroline, Princess, [448]. Carolis, Cardinal, [37]. Carpentier, a French Refugee in Holland, [429]. Carpinetti, Duke, [42]. Casimir, John of Poland, Cardinal, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. King, [336]. Cassius, Florus, [340]. Castor and Pollux, represented by two great Horses, [33]. Catharine, Queen, Wife to Hen. VIII. [438]. Wife to Char. II. threatened by a Lady never to be visited again, till she could be seen for 6 d. [444]. Catinat, Marshal de, [252]. Cellamare, Prince of, [180], [222]. Cenis, Mountain, [168], [169], [170]. Cevennois Rebellion suppressed, how, [253]. Chalons, upon the Saone, t. [180]. Chamber of Justice in France, [249]. Chamberry, t. [171]. Chantilly, Seat, [290]. Chaplains, English, [469]. Charlemagne, Emperor, [325], [330]. Charles Emanuel II. of Savoy, his finishing a Road on the Alpes, which the Romans began, [171]. Charles V. Emperor, [311], [400]. His Declaration about the Dutch, [428]. —— VI. Emperor. [328]. His Addresses to the Princess (the late Queen of Great Britain) [446]. Charles I. King of England, the Window from which he walk’d to the Scaffold, [435]. His Statue. [438]. —— II. King of England, his Statue, [434]. His Menace of the City of London, [431]. His Design to improve St. James’s Park, [436]. —— King of Sardinia, his dutiful Conduct towards his Father, at and after his Abdication, [155]. His Queen, [165]. Charni, Marquis de, General, [137]. Charolois, Count de, 212 to [217]. —— Madem. de, [217], [218]. Charost, Duke de, [226], [227]. Chartres, Duke de, [206], [209], [268]. —— Madem. de, [207]. Châtelain, M. de, [383]. Chauvelin, M. de, Keeper of the Seals, (just remov’d) [236]. Chelles, Abbess of, [207]. Chesterfield, Earl of, [403]. Children, 365 born at once, [425]. Chimay, Prince de, [318]. Chocolate-house, in St. James’s street, [463]. Choisy, t. [188], [189]. Christina, Queen of Sweden, [11], [25]. A cruel Action of hers, [184]. Church, built by a Lottery, [201]. Churchill, Arabella, [257]. Cibo, Cardinal, [143]. Alaric, ibid. Cicero’s, in Italy, what, [261]. Cicisbei, the Name of those who gallant the Genoese Ladies, [148].
Cienfuegos, Cardinal, [15], [16], [17], [45], [78], [85]. His Dissatisfaction with the Emperor in the Affair of Parma, [120]. The Theft he committed in Westminster Abbey, [440]. Claude, of Lorain, Duchess of Tuscany, [135]. Clement Augustus, Elector of Cologne, [332], [336], [342]. His Revenue, [337]. His Brothers, [341]. His Aggrandisement asserted to be for the Interest of Popery, [342], [343]. Clement XI. (Pope) his Design against Cardinal Alberoni, [88]. —— XII. Pope, [6]. His Election, [13]. Adoration of the Cardinals to him, [17], [18]. His Coronation, [19]. Our Author’s Audience, [55]. His Promotion of Cardinals, [77], [78], [115]. His great Age and Ailments, [88]. His Severity, [91], [167]. General Character, [114]. Concern for losing the Duchy of Parma, [114]. —— James, the Assassin, [269]. Clermont, Count de, [212], [216]. Mademoiselle de, [217], [218]. Cleves, t. [363]. Cloud, St. Duke of, [192]. Palace of, [268]. Clovis, King of France, [269]. Coblentz, t. [349]. Coffee-Houses, much frequented by the English, [463]. Cologne, Elector of, [213]. City, [332], [336]. Colonna, Cardinal, [15], [42]. —— Signior, a Prelate, [122]. —— Constable, and Family, [42], [82]. Comedies, French and Dutch, [385]. Comptroller General’s Office in France, compar’d to the Post of the Grand Vizier, [239]. Conclave, for the Choice of a Pope, [13], [70]. Concord, Temple of, at Rome, [35]. Conde, Family, [182], [208]. Hon. Julius of Bourbon, Prin. [218], Louisa Benedictina, Princ. [220]. Consistories of Rome, [81]. Constantine, Arch. at Rome, [34]. Conti, Cardinal, [91]. —— Family of, [218]. —— Princess Dowager of, [188], 217-220. —— Lewis of Bourbon, Prince, his Marriage, [208], [217]. —— Mademoiselle, [209]. Cornetto, Adrian, Cardinal, a Design to poison him, [97]. Cornicchini, Augustin, the Statuary, [9]. Coronation Chair, of the English Sovereigns, [441]. Corpus Christi, Ceremonies on that Day at Rome, [124]. and at St. Sulpice, [202]. Correggio, Painter, [359]. Corsica, Island, more Cost than Worship to the Genoese, [150]. Corsicans, call’d the Devils of Italy, [143]. Their War with the Genoese, [149], &c. Corsini, Cardinal, [6]. His Election to be Pope, [13]. His Nephew, Neri Corsini, a Cardinal, [19], [78], [119]. Bartholomew, another, [52], [92]. Philip, his great Nephew, [44]. Character of his Nephews, [119]. Mesdames, the Popes Nieces, [69], [103], [104]. His Antipathy to Cardinal Bichi, [117]. Cortona, Peter, Painter, [40], [359]. Coscia, Cardinal, his Abuse of the Pope’s Credulity, [27], [28]. His Bargain with Ruspoli’s Father, to get his Son a Cardinal’s Hat, [77]. Another of his Bargains of that sort, [83]. His Treatment by the Popes, [89], [90], [91]. His Imprisonment, [91]. Cosmo, I. II. III. Great Dukes of Tuscany, [135]. Statue of the First, [140].
Costa, Auditor General of Corsica, [150]. Coster, Laurence, of Harlem, [395]. Courland, Dukes Kettlers, [135], [136]. Courtray, t. [313]. Craggs, Secretary, his Monument, [440]. Crescens, St., Disciple of St. Paul, [353]. Crumpiper, Henry, [302]. Culmbache, Brandenburgh, Princess of, [307], [404]. Cumberland, (Prince William) D. of, [447]. Cumiane, Mademoiselle de, [156]. Curtius’s Statue, [48]. Cyr, St. Abbey of, [261]. D Daguesseau, M. Chancellor, [235], [236]. Dalberg, Baron de, [354]. Damasus II. Pope, [22]. Dammartin, Count de, [213]. Dangeau, M. de, [216]. Daphne’s Metamorphosis, [48]. Davia, Cardinal, [14]. David with his Sling, a Statue, [48]. Daun, Marshal, [152], [304]. Dauphin, of France, whence that Title, [173]. Dauphiné, [172], [173]. Delft, t. [400], [425]. Denain, Battle, [251], [404]. Denys, Saint, [192]. Devenish, M. de, [314]. Devils of Italy, who, [143]. Devos’s Tapistry, [308]. Dickson, Colonel, [314]. Dijon, t. [181]. Dirce, her Fable, [38]. Dobelstein, Baron de, [331]. Dohna, Alexander de, Count, [349]. —— Ferassier de, Count, [404]. Dombes, Prince of, [221], [224]. —— Principality, [179], [180], [220]. Doria, Cardinal, [55], [91], [116]. —— General, [147]. Ducks, in abundance, [418]. Duisbourg, t. [362]. Dulis, a Jew, [411]. Dunbar, Lord, his Station at the Pretender’s Court, [58]. His Marriage of Princess Sobleski by Proxy, [62]. Duncan, M. de, [407]. Dunchstein, Mineral Water, [349]. Dusseldorf, t [358]. Dutch, vindicated from Treachery, [368], [428]. Their common Food, [372]. Their Coffee-houses, and Comedies, [385]. Assemblies, [386]. Dress, [390]. Lasses, [393]. Dyck, Van, Painter, [359]. E Echelles, t. [171]. Edward I. King of England, the Trophy he brought from Scotland, of his Conquest, [441]. Egmont, Count, the Prince of Orange’s Farewell of him, [453]. —— Palace in Brussels, [299]. Elbeue, de, Commandeur, the Tuscan Minister, [131], [134]. Eleanor, of Toledo, Gr. Duchess of Tuscany, [135]. —— of Provence, Wife to K. Hen. III. [435]. Eminency, how that Title came to the Cardinals, [86]. Emperors, German, their Manner of giving Audience, [215]. Enckhuisen, t. [392]. England’s Kings, their Power and Court, [442], [443], [444]. Its Soil and Climate, [470], [471]. Englishmen, said to be better Abroad than at Home, [326]. Their Manners, [453], &c. [463]. The Dress of the Courtier and the Citizen, [436], [437], [460]. Genius of the Nation, [442], [462]. Vindicated from Disaffection to their Kings, [442].
Applauded for defending their Rights, [443]. Their friendly, tho’ melancholy Tempers, and their Aversion to Constraint, [454], [455]. Their Diversions, [467], [469], [470]. Their Manners compared with the French [455]. Vindicated from Cruelty, [457], [458]. Their too great Freedom with Life, [459]. Their Womens Beauty, [460], [461]. Their Behaviour in Public, [461]. Why the English are supposed to be descended from Mutius Scavola, [470]. An Influence of their Good-nature and Happiness, ibid. Blam’d for preferring other Countries to their own, [471]. Their different Living in the Country from the City, [470]. Epernon, Duke de, [226]. Epitaph upon Epitaphs, [414]. Erasmus’s Statue, [426]. Essex, Earl of, his Head expos’d, [432]. Estrades, Count de, Ambassador, [401]. Estrées, Marshal de, Victor Maria, his Conduct, Character, Dignities, Family, Estate, and his fine Diamonds, [260]. —— Gabriella de, Mistress to Henry IV. of France, [260]. Eu, Count de, [221], [225]. Eugene, of Savoy, Prince, [143], [259]. St. Evremont, M. his Monument, [440]. Eysenach, Saxe, Princess of, [446]. F Fagel, Gressier, [406]. Farnese, Francis, Duke of Parma, [114]. Farnese, Palace, at Rome, [37]. Faustina, Signora, [66]. Faustus, John of Mentz, [395]. Fest, Ceremony of washing them on Holy Thursday, [98]. Feldtbruck, Mademoiselle de, the severe Test she requir’d of her Lover’s Affection, [320]. Fenelon, Archbishop of Cambray, [291], [403]. —— Brigadier and Ambassador, [403]. Ferdinand de Medicis, Duke of Tuscany, [135]. Ferrayo, Cardinal, [116], [117], [118]. Ferrero, Cardinal, [167]. Filippucci, Cardinal, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. Fine Gentleman, his Character, [462]. Fiochi, of the Cardinals, what it means, [83]. Fireworks of Germany, expensive, [187]. Flax, why burnt at the Pope’s Coronation, [20]. Flemings, unsociable, [312]. Flemish Woman, good Topers, ibid. Fleury, Cardinal de, made Prime Minister, [211]. His Character, 228 to [235], [283]. Florence, t. [130], &c. Florentin, Count de St. [237], [238]. Flowers, beautiful, where, [395]. Fontainebleau, Palace and Town, [184], [188]. Fontana, the Architect, [8], [9]. Force, Duke de la, [243]. France, whether ’twas her Interest to enter into the last War, 232 to [235]. Francis, I. King of France, [184]. Francis de Medicis, Great Duke of Tuscany, [135]. Frangipani, Marquis, [52]. Frederic, King of Bohemia, [366]. —— Elector of Brandenburg, [338], [362], [446]. —— Augustus, King of Poland, [360], [361].
Frederic, King of Prussia, [361], [362], [367], [399]. Frejus, Bishop of, [228], [229], [230]. French, how they accounted for the Loss of so many Battles in the last War, [153]. Not so modest as the Allies, [295]. Their Levity, [196], [197], [279]. Their good Qualities, [197], [275], [276]. Their Fashions, by whom to be followed, and by whom avoided, [460], [461]. Frêne, M. du, a famous French Comedian, [266]. Fribourg, t. [254]. Fridlingen Battle, [252]. Frouley, Count de, Ambassador, [202]. Fugger, Countess de, [348]. Furius Camillus, the Dictator, his Vow, [35]. Furstenberg, Princess, [307]. G Galen, Bernard de, Bishop, the Terror of the Dutch, [343]. Galloway, Lord, [440]. Gamarre, the Spanish Ambassador’s Dispute with M. de Thon, a French Ambassador, about Precedency, [400]. Gamesters, order’d to the Gallies, [30]. Gaming, prohibited by the Pope, [70]. —— One of the Plagues of the French Nation, [198]. What their Ladies call a Man who does not play, and what the Men say of Gaming in general, [199], [200]. How Gamesters are caress’d at many Womens Houses, and the great Emoluments of Gaming, [201]. Who have a Grant for licensing it, ibid. Gardening, in Italy, declin’d, [33], [47]. Gasse, Count de, [212]. Gaston, John. See Tuscany’s Great Duke. Gaydon, Major, in the Pretender’s Service, [61], [62]. Gendre, Peter le, [175]. Genoa, t. [144]. Its Neighbourhood, [151]. Its Bombardment by the French, [144]. Character of the Genoese, [148]. Their War with the Corsicans, [149]. Gentili, Cardinal, [116]. Gentlemen, whether that Title be more due to Stage-Players, than to Rope-Dancers or Tumblers, [268]. George I. King [436]. His Statue, [438]. Compar’d to Augustus, [442]. George II. King, [434], [445]. His Queen, [445], [446], [447]. Their Manner of Dining in Public, [449]. Drawing-Room, [456]. Gerard, Balthasar, the Assassin, [425]. Gergy, Parson of St. Sulpice, [202]. —— His Brother, Bishop of Soissons, ibid. —— Another, Ambassador at Venice, ibid. Germain, (St.) Abbat and Friers, ibid. German Princes, wiser than the Italian, [128]. Germany, the Strength of the Protestants and Papists there, [343]. Gevres, Duke, [201]. Ghent, t. [310], [317]. Giafferi, Leader of the Corsican Rebels, [150]. Girard, Father, his Affair with a Lady at Confession, [193], &c. Giudici, Cardinal, [37], [90].
Gladiators, Statue, [49]. Golofskin, Count de, [404]. Golstein, Countess de, [331]. Gondrin, Marquis de, [226]. Gondulphus, Bishop, his Ghost, [329]. Gondy, Francis de, Archbishop of Paris, [192]. Gonzague, Cardinals, their Resignation of the Hat, [87]. Goudenau, Marshal de, [346]. Grafton, Duke, [449]. Grammont, Duke de, [199]. Grana, Marquis de, [297]. Grantham, Earl of, [449]. s’Gravesande, Professor, [397]. Great Duke of Tuscany, by whom the Title was invented, [135]. Greenwich Hospital, [432]. St. Gregory the Great, Pope, [31]. Gregory XIII. Pope, [32]. Gregory XV. Pope, [192]. Grenoble, t. [173]. Greys, M. [405]. Grilli (Locusts) apply’d to a Family of that Name, [41]. Grimani, Cardinal Legate, [129], [130]. Grosvenor’s Square, [438]. Guadagno, Cardinal, [115]. Guiccardi, Count, [149]. Guido, Painter, [359]. H Hackney, the Ceremony of presenting it to the See of Rome for Naples, 42 to [46]. Hague, Village, [398], &c. Halle, t. [298]. Handel, the Composer, [466]. Handkerchief of our Saviour, a Relique to be seen in three Places, [154]. Hanover Family, the Temper with which they received the News of their Accession to the British Throne, [446]. Hapsbourg, Count, [328]. Harlai, President, his Repartee to the French Comedians, [267]. Harlem, t. [394]. Harrach, Frederic, Count de, [303]. Harrington, Lord, [453]. Harwich, t. [430]. Hass, M. the Saxon, [66]. Hats, Cardinals, why red, [86]. Hatto, Bishop, pursued and gnawed by Rats, [352]. Hawitz, Grand Marshal, [149]. Haxhausen, General, [332]. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. styl’d Lord and Lady Inverness, [58], [59]. Hazard, Play, prohibited by the Pope, [70]. Heidelberg Library, [25]. Helvoetsluys, t. 417 to [429]. Henneberg, Countess of. See Holland. Henry III. King of France, his Assassination, [269]. Ill Omens observ’d at his Consecration, ibid. —— King of England, his Wife, [435]. —— VIIth’s Chapel, [440]. Henry of Portugal, Cardinal, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. St. Henry of Bavaria, Emperor, [331]. Herenhausen Water-Works, [269]. Hermaphrodite Statue, [49]. Herod, whither banish’d, [173]. Hesse Rhinfels, Princess of, (late) Queen of Sardinia, [165], [212]. —— Eleonora, Duchess of Bourbon, her Marriage, [212]. Hesse Cassel, Prince Williams, [320]. Landgrave, [351]. —— Charles, Landgrave, [361]. Highwayman’s remarkable Escape, [457]. Hildebold, Archbishop of Cologn, [327]. Hochstet, Battle, to what the French ascribe the Loss of it, [153].
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