Keys of St. Peter, what they denote, [23]. Kings of Cologne, [333]. Kroon, Theodore, Van der, [369]. L Lacqueys, at Paris, the Favourites of their Ladies and young Masters, [275]. A Conversation between those of two Cardinals, about their Pre-eminence, [294]. Lalaing, Count de, [312]. Lalock, Nassau, Count de, [314], [315], [412], [413]. Landau, t. [254]. Lanebourg, t. [170]. Lansquenet, The French King’s Party at that Game, [199]. Lateran Church, the Ceremony of the Pope’s taking Possession of it, [49]. Lauzun, M. de, [179]. Law, John, the Projector, [210], [239]. King of Sardinia’s Advice to him, [239]. His Death, and his Widow and Son, [240]. A Copy of Verses on him, [241]. His Coat of Arms, [243]. The Homage paid to him in his Prosperity, [244]. Description of his Person, and Remarks on his System, [245], &c. to [250], [380]. Leghorn, t. the grand Appearance there on the Arrival of the Spanish Fleet, in which they expected Don Carlos, [139]. Description of the City, &c. [140], &c. Leie, Count de la, [350]. Lenoirs Tapistry Manufacture, [308]. Leo III. Pope, his Present to Charlemain, [99]. Leopold, Archduke, [342]. Lepanto, Victory, [43]. Lerici, t. [143]. Lewis d’Ors, worn in a Lady’s Ears for Pendants, [218]. Lewis, the Pious, [327]. —— Duke of Burgundy, [363]. Lewis XIV. his Statue, &c. at Lyons, [178]. At Dijon, [181]. His Debt, [246]. His Offer to Charles II. of Stones for Gravel, [437]. —— XVth’s Marriage, 185-211. His Character, [203], [204]. His Queen and Children, [204], [205]. Lewis, Pr. of Baden, how surpriz’d by M. Villars, [256]. Leyden, t. [396]. —— University, [397]. St. Liberius I. Pope, [13]. Lichtenstein, Princess de, [303]. Liege, t. 321 to [324]. Limburg, t. [326]. Lintz, t. [348]. Lippe, Count de la, [344]. Liria, Duke of, [257], [259]. Lisle, t. [296], [315], [316]. Livery, Servants at Rome, their poor Wages, [105]. The Practice of Jubileeing them, what, [106]. Some kept only for Sundays and Holidays, ibid. Lobkowitz, Princess, [307]. Locusts, in Italy, curs’d by the Pope and banish’d to the Sea, [41]. London, t. [430]. to the End. King Charles IId’s Menace against this City ridicul’d by one of the Aldermen, [431]. Its Increase since the Accession of the Present Royal Family to the Crown, [439]. —— Prov’d to be more populous than Paris, [190], [191]. It’s Bridge, [432]. Cathedral, ibid. Monument, Burse, and Tower, [434]. Streets not well pav’d, [437], [438]. Its Diversions, [462], &c. Assemblies, [465]. Dances and Plays, 464 to [467].
M Macon, t. [180]. Maestricht, t. [319], 329 Mailly, Cardinal, [229]. Maine, Duke of, [179], [180], [181], [220], &c. Duchess, her Imprisonment, [180], [222], [223]. His Degradation, [209], [222]. —— Mademoiselle de, [225]. Maintenon, Madame de, [261]. Lewis XIVth’s Reprimand of her for leaving him in his last Sickness, [262]. Her Retirement, Death, Tomb and Epitaph, [162], [263], &c. Her Family and Pension to the last, [264]. —— Who is the present Marquis, ibid. Malines, Lady of, [314]. Malplaquet, Battle, [253]. Malta, Grand Master’s Title, [86]. His Ambassador’s Reception by the Pope, [121]. Malusius, [340]. Maratti, Charles, a Designer, [32]. Marble, rich Quarries of it, [143]. Mark William, de Lumay, Count de la, [427]. Marcus Aurelius Antonius, his Equestrian Statue, for which the Venetians offer’d as many Sequins as could be put into the Horse’s Belly, [33]. Marez, a noted old Actress of Lyons, [177], [178]. Margaretta Louisa of Orleans, Duchess of Tuscany, [135]. Mari, (Spanish) Admiral, [137], [148]. Marienbourg, t. [336]. Mariensteal, t. ibid. Marlborough’s Duke, and Palace, [437]. Marpurg, t. [336]. Marquis de L——, his Fortune made by an old Lady, [285]. Marr, Lady, her meeting Princess Sobleski, [63]. Mary Magdalen of Austria, Duchess of Tuscany, [135]. St. Mary Majors Church at Rome, [12]. Mary de la Rovero, Duchess of Urbino, [135]. Mary de Medicis, Regent of France, [145]. Masch, M. de, 404 Massa di Carrara, t. [142]. Maternus, Bishop, [323]. Mathurias, Order of, [184]. Matilda, Countess, [11]. Maurepas, Count de, [237]. Maurice, Prince, [314], [399]. Maurice, M. de St. Prime Minister, [213]. Maurice, Cardinal of Savoy, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. Maximilian II. Emperor, his Answer to Cosmo of Tuscany, when he wanted the Title of King, [135]. Mazarine, Cardinal, [335]. Mazarine, Duchess de, [238], [409], [410]. Mechlin, t. [317], [318]. Medicis, Family of, [135]. Their Parallel with the Family Kettlers, of Courland, [136]. Medicis, Ferdinand de, Cardinal, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. —— Bernard de, [136]. —— Juvence de, ibid. —— Octaviano de, ibid. —— Mary de, Queen, [334]. —— Mary-Anne, Electress Palatine, [359], [361]. Melun, t. [240]. Menin, t. [314]. Mentz, Francis Lewis, Elector of, [336], [342], [353]. —— Philip Charles, Elector, [353]. Mentz, t. ibid. —— Francis, Lotharius, Elector, ibid. Merchants, Difference betwixt the English and Foreigners, [471].
Mercy, Count de, [255]. Metternich, Count de, [350]. Michael Angelo, [33], [37]. Mignard, the Painter, [269]. Milan, conquer’d, [256]. Milciades, an Italian Game at Cards, [70]. Mirandola, Picus de, Cardinal, [53]. Misset, M. [61], [62]. Missisippi Scheme, and its Projector, Verses thereupon, [241], &c. Its Fate compar’d to that of the South-Sea Scheme, [244]. A curious Account of it, 246 to [250]. Misson, Mr. his Account of the Pope’s Coronation reflected on, [22]. His being always furnish’d with Mathematical Instruments, [141]. Mistresses, Generosity of the English to theirs, [469]. —— Kept in Partnership, ib. Modena, Princes of, [148]. Molland, Palace, [363]. Mondragone Seat, near Rome, [48]. Money, the Scarcity of it in France, [217]. Worship paid to it at Amsterdam, [381], [382]. Mons, t. [297]. Montague House, [439]. Montcallier Castle, [152]. Monte Cavallo Palace, [32]. Montespan, Marchioness, [188], [205], [216], [226], [264]. Montesquiou, Marshal, [260]. Monti, Marquis, the Pretender’s Landlord. [58]. Montijo, Count de, [439]. Montpensier, Mademoiselle de, her Fame in the Civil Wars of France, [179]. Her Restraint from marrying, ibid. Montrevel, Marshal de, [253]. Monulphus, Bishop of Tongres, his Ghost, [329]. Morville, M. de, [237]. Mouchi, Madame de, [316]. Mouths of the Cardinals, the Ceremony of Opening and Shutting them by the Pope, [80]. Muley Ismael of Morocco, his pretended Demand of the Princess of Conti in Marriage, [219]. Mulheim, t. [335]. Murder, how punish’d at Rome, [74]. Mutius Scavola, a Conceit that the English are descended from him, [470]. N Namur, t. [317], [319]. Naples, the Tribute paid for it to the See of Rome, 43 to [46]. Nassau, Princes of, [309]. —— Zeist, Count de, [367]. —— Orange, Prince of, [412]. Navona, Square, [5]. The Ceremony of watering it, [66]. Neautre, M. le, [436]. Nectarius, Patriarch, [195]. Nephews of the Popes, their general Character, [40]. Nesle, Marquis de, [309]. Netherlands, Austrian, Pride and Poverty of the Nobility and Gentry, [305], [306]. Newbourgh, Lewis-Antony de, [336]. —— Francis, Elector of Mentz, [336], [342]. Neuhoff Theodore, Baron de, proclaim’d K. of Corsica, [150]. Neville Camillus, Nicolas and Charles, de la, [175]. Neuwidt, t. and Count de, [349]. Newcastle, Duke of, [453]. Newmarket Races, [468]. Newport, t. [313]. Nimeguen, t. [365], [370]. Noailles, Lewis-Antony, Cardinal, [192], [294]. —— Duke de, [207], [264].
Noailles, Maria Victoria de, [226]. —— Duchess d’Estrées, [260]. Nocera, a Canon, [92]. Nordkirchen, Seat, [346]. Norfolk, Duke of, [438]. Nostradamus, a Prophecy of his apply’d to Don Carlos, [139]. Nothast, Baron de, [346], [347]. Novalaise, la, t. [169]. Nouvelles Ecclesiastiques, prohibited by the Archbishops of Paris, [277]. Differences about it, betwixt the Court and Parliament, [277], [278]. Nuncios, of the Pope, [77]. O Obdam, Count de, [412]. Odyck, M. de, [367]. Oels, Baron de, [350]. Olivieri, Cardinal, [44], [54]. Openord, Giles Maria, Architect, [201]. Operas, in France, the Distinction paid to the Actors, [267]. Orange, Palace in Brussels, [299], [300]. at the Hague, [425]. —— Princes of, [309], [401], [401], [412], [413], [425]. Orbano, R. [171]. Orleans, Dukes of, [173], [174], [179], [206], [207], [209], [212], [221], [229], [230], [236], [268], [269], [283], [292], [293], [295]. —— Duchess, [185]. Dowager, [205], [206]. Henrietta, Duchess of, her Death, [269]. His Sisters, [207], [208]. Philippa, her Death, [208]. Louisa Diana, her Marriage and Issue, [208], [217]. Orleans, t. taken, [179]. P Pagan Impertinences, reviv’d in the Christian Religion, [203]. Pain, despis’d by our Nation, [470]. Palatine, Electress Dowager, [130]. John-William, Elector, [358], [359], [360]. Pallas, a French Officer, who married both Mother and Daughter, acquitted by the Inquisition, [116]. Palmquist, Ambassador, [405]. Pamphili, Princes, [6], [41], [42]. Palace, [41]. —— Camillus, Cardinal, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. Pantheon, at Rome, [7]. Paris, Abbé, his pretended Miracles, [195], &c. [284]. Paris, Brothers, [210], [227], [245]. Paris, t. [189], &c. Whether most populous, this City, or London, [190], [191]. Number of its People, Streets, Houses, [192]. Expence of its Lanthorns, and its Revenues, ibid. Archbishop’s Title, ibid. By whom founded, and most beautify’d, [190], [192]. Its Prerogatives, [192]. Governor, [201]. Lacqueys, [274], [275]. Parliaments, [283]. What Charles V. meant when he said, He could put this City into his Glove, [310]. Parliament House, [441], [442]. Parma, Dukes of, the Office they are to perform for the Pope, [52]. The Pope’s Concern for the Loss of the Duchy, [114], [120]. Patricians, of Germany, [333], [334]. Paul III. Pope, [38], [40]. His Order about the Cardinals Caps, [86]. His Establishment of the Inquisition, [126]. —— IV. Pope, the Solicitor of it, ibid. —— V. Pope, [32], [47], [48]. Peasants, English, their Happiness, [471]. Pericon, M. Magistrate at Lyons, [176].
Perauss, Count de la, [161], [162], [163]. Peter, St. d’Arena Suburbs of Genoa, [148]. Peter, St. why describ’d as holding three Keys, [23]. His Church and Chair, at Rome, 7 to [12]. Who buried in it, [11]. His Miracles, what, [39]. Petitbourg, t. [188]. Petits Colets, the Petits Maitres of Rome, [70], [73]. Petronilla, St. [11]. Peyrome, la, Surgeon, [292]. Phaethon’s, Story finely painted, [439]. Pharao, plaid in the Conclave of Cardinals, [70]. Philibert, Prince of Piedmont, his submissive Speech to Phillip IV. King of Spain, [145]. Philips, Mr. Preceptor to the Duke, [448]. Philipsburg, Siege of, [259]. Picus, de Mirandola, Cardinal, [53]. Piedmontese, their Court and Character, [165], [166], [168]. Pietra Santa, t. [142]. Pignatelli, Cardinal, [86]. Pilate, whither banish’d, [173]. Pilgrims, Hospital at Rome, [76]. Pin, Joseph, Painter, [359]. Pisa, t. [141]. Pride of the People, ibid. Pius V. Pope, [80], [126]. Pizzighitone, taken, [255]. Platen, Count de, Post-master of Hanover, [238]. His Daughter’s Marriage and Pension from King George I. and II. [238]. Plettenburg, Count de, [341], [344], [345], [346]. Polignac, Cardinal, [85]. Pont de Bonvoisin, t. [172]. Pontchartrain, M. de, Chancellor, [235], [237]. Ponthievre, Duke de, [226]. Popelsdorf, Village, [340]. Popes, the Days on which the Cardinals kiss their Feet, [17]. Character of their Nephews, [40]. Reception of Ambassadors, [121]. Pope, who was the first that was crown’d, [22]. Compar’d to the Holy Sepulchre, [29]. Portail, M. de, President, [249]. Portland, Earl of, [408]. Portugal, Henry, Cardinal of, his Resignation of the Hat, [87]. Its broils with the Court of Rome, 116 to [119]. Poultier, M. Intendant at Lyons, [176]. P——y, William, [451]. Poyntz, Stephen, Esq, [448]. Pragmatic Sanction, [403]. Prebends, bought and sold, [369]. Precedence, Disputes about it betwixt Ambassadors, 400 to [403]. Pretender, his Pension and Honours from the Pope, [57], [58]. His Landlord, Courtiers, and Domestics, Style, and Stature, and his Sons, [58], [59]. His Treatment from the Imperial and French Cardinals, [58]. His Aspect and Character, [59]. His Mistress, ibid. His Protestant Chapel, and Table, ibid. His Wife, [60], [61]. Prophecy of his coming to the British Throne, [63]. Preys, M. [405]. Prie, Marchioness, [166], [227], [304]. Priests, Italian, a heavy Charge against them, [112]. —— Flemish, always railing at one another, [314]. Printing, where invented, [395]. Procession Chair, of the Popes, [17]. Prussia, Ducal or Brandenburg, [336]. Fredric, K. of, [338]. Pucelage, its Meaning, [284]. Pucelle, a Counsellor, banish’d from the Parliament at Paris, [282], [283].
Verses on his Exile, [284]. Pussenburg, Baron de, [296]. Puppet-player, burnt for a Conjurer, [385]. Purpora, the Singer, [66]. Pyrrhus’s Saying, after he had defeated the Romans, [253]. Q Q——y, Duke of, his Behaviour on the Duchess’s being forbid the Court, [444]. Quieri, t. [151]. Quinaut, the famous Comedian, [266]. R Rabutyn, Bussy’s, Letters, [181], [443]. Raby, Lord, his Amour, [410]. Race, run round St. James’s Park, by a naked Man, [470]. Ramillies, Battle, to what the French ascribe the Loss of it, [153]. Raphael, Painter, [24], [359]. Rastadt, Treaty, [254]. Ratisbon, Theodore, Bishop of, [349]. Rats, Tower in the Rhine, [352]. Ratto, Signior, [4]. Bishop of Cordoua, [85]. Regulas, John II. K. of France compar’d to him, [435]. Reimbrants, Painter, [359]. Reliques, at Aix, the Time and Manner of exposing them, [329], [330]. Remi, (S.) a noted Better at the French Court, [199], [200]. Restitution, by the Popes, what, [88]. Retirement, Verses in Praise of it, [223]. Retz, Duke of, [174]. Rhebinder, Marshal, [158], [159], [166]. Rheims, t. [269]. Rhen, t. [366]. Rhenish Wine, where the best, [352]. Rhinbeck, t. [347]. Rhine, R. [349]. Rhinfields Castle, [351]. Richardi, Marquis, and his Son Don Vincenzo, [134]. Richelieu, Cardinal’s Ingratitude to Q. Mary de Medicis, [334], [335]. Richmond, Duchess, [409]. Ridelsheim, Wine, [352]. Rinuccini, Marquis, [132], [134], [137]. Ripperda, Duke de, [296]. Rivoli Castle, [158]. Robbery, on the Highway, remarkable, [457]. Robert, (the Pious) K. of France, [98]. Rochebonne, M. Archbishop of Lyons, [174], [176]. Roche, Sur-yon, Mademoiselle de la, [218]. Rodolph I. Emperor, a miraculous Appearance at his Coronation, [327], [328]. Roer, River, [332]. Rohan, Cardinal, [186]. —— Prince, [205]. Roll, Baron de, [346]. Rolling, Baron de, [354]. Romain, Julius Painter, [359]. Roman Princes, their high Pretensions, [102], [104]. —— Princesses and Popes Nieces more humble than formerly, [103]. How they are lighted to the Plays, [105]. Their unwieldy Coaches, and scrub Liveries, [106]. Why they never wear Mourning, [108]. Rome, t. Manners of the People, [67], [72], [73], [406]. Its Squares, [2], &c. Churches, [6], &c. Palaces, [24], &c. [36], &c. Theatres, [65]. Their Diversions and Repasts, [68], [69]. Our Author’s Dislike of this City, [68], [72]. Why young Gentlemen ought to visit it, [72].
Its Hospitals, [76]. Consistories, [81]. The Time when all Ceremonies are laid aside, [105]. Their Funerals, [107], [108]. Mourning, [108]. Their Fireworks, [109]. Its Governor, [109], [110]. Senator, [110]. Executions, [111], [113]. Their Hatred of other Italians, [127]. Rota, Tribunal of, [109]. Rotonda Church, [7]. Rotterdam, t. [426]. Rubempré, Prince and Princess de, [300], [309]. Rubens, Painter, [317], [358], [359]. Ruhi, Marquis de, [318]. Ruspanti, Pensioners, why so call’d, [133]. Ruspoli, Signior, his Promotion to be a Cardinal, 77 to [80]. —— Prince’s, Funeral, [108]. Rysnic, [370], [425]. S Sacrament, Holy, the Grandeur and Solemnity of the Pope’s Procession with it, [124], and of the Parish of St. Sulpice in France, [202]. Saltzu, Herman de, [336]. Salviati, Painter, [39]. Santa Croce, Prince of, [42]. Santen, t. [362]. Santini, Marquis, [341]. Santa-Buona, Duke, [60]. Sardam, Village, [389]. Sardini, Prelate, his Imprisonment, [92]. Sardinia, K. the Pope’s Grant to him, ibid. Sardinia, Victor Amedeus late K. of, his Abdication and Imprisonment, 156 to [164]. Son’s Duty to him, 157 to [164]. Sarno, Duke of, [136]. Sarzana, t. [143]. Sastago, Count de, [318]. Savoy, Duchess of, [156]. Palace in the Strand, [435]. Savoy, Princes of, [435]. Savoyards, Character, [171]. Saurin, M. [414]. Saxony, John George IV. Elector of, [446]. Scaliger’s Character of Lyons, [173]. Scarlet, why the Cardinals Robes and Caps are of that Colour, [86]. Scarron, Paul, the Poet, who was Madame de Maintenon’s Husband, [264]. Schasberg, Count de, [361]. Scheld River, [3]. Scheveling, t. [400]. Schlangenbadt, t. [357]. Schourff, Baron de, [346]. Schouts, Dutch, [376]. Schwalbach, t. and Waters, [356]. Schwartzo, a Jew, [411]. Sculpture, not the best in London, [434]. Seaux, the Duke of Maine’s Seat, [223]. Schonborn, Countess de, [350]. —— Francis-George, Count de, Bishop of Triers, [350]. —— Bishops of Spires, and Bamberg, [350], [353]. Sebastian, St. Marchioness de, [156], [157], &c. [160], [162], [164]. —— K. of Portugal, [87]. —— St. t. taken, [258]. Seignelay, Marquis of, his Bombardment of Genoa, [144]. Senator, of Rome, [110]. Seneca’s Statue, [49]. Senesino, the Singer, [466]. Senez, Bishop of, [240]. Sens, t. [183]. Mademoiselle de, [217], [218]. Sersara, t. [143]. Servants, the Custom of treating ’em in England, ridiculed, [465]. Sestri, t. [143]. Ships, the Difference betwixt the English and Spaniards, and those of three Decks, and two, [138].
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Tholouse, Count de, and Countess, [199], [220], [221], [226]. Her Sister, [260]. Thou, M. de, Ambassador, his Dispute with a Spaniard about Precedency, [400]. Tingry, Prince de, [296]. Tintoret, Painter, [359]. Tirlemont, t. [319]. Titian, Painter, [359]. Titus’s Arch at Rome, [34]. Tongres, t. [323]. Torcy, M. de, [237]. Tour and Taxis, Prince and Princess, [306], [307], [308]. His Mother and Children, [307]. Tour, Humbert de la, [172], [173]. Touraine, la, [216]. Tranquillity, Christian, a Poem, on the Disputes of the Times, [279]. Treaties of Peace, three concluded successively in the Dominions of the Dutch, [370]. Tremouille, Cardinal de, [215]. Trevoux, t. [179], [180]. Triers, Francis-George, Count de Schonborn, the present Bishop, [350], [351]. Triple Crown, by what Pope first worn, [22]. Trotti, Marquis de, [346]. Tuilleries, in France, Garden, [436]. Tulip-Root, of great Value, [395]. Turin, t. [152]. Its University, [167]. Its Siege, [152], [153]. Tuscans, the great Hopes they entertained of Don Carlos, [139]. Tuscany’s Great Duke, his Manner of giving Audience in Bed, with his Lap-Dogs, and his hearty Reception of our Author, [131], [132], [134]. His Indolence in his Bed-chamber, and Deshabille, [133]. His Kindness to Pilgrims, and Fondness for the Germans, ibid. His Pensioners and Paymaster, ibid. Who influenced him to recognise Don Carlos for his Successor, [134]. Twicked, Wassenaer de, [412]. Tyburn Executions, [458], [459]. V Vahal, River, [365]. Val de Grace Church, [198]. Valenciennes, t. [296]. Valere, Mademoiselle de, [188], [219]. Valois, Philip de, [172]. Vander Borg’s Tapistry, [308]. Vander Duin, Messieurs, [408]. Vandyke, [359]. Varengeville, Joanna de, Wife of the Marshal Villars, [255]. Vatican Palace, [24], [31]. —— Library, [25]. Vauhan, M. Engineer, [315]. Vayrac, Abbé, the Author, [273]. His pleasant Rencounter with a pert Coxcomb of a Counsellor, [273], [274]. His Plagiarism, [274]. Vendosme, Duke de, [253]. Why he has not left his Fellow, [254]. Venerie Castle, [155]. Venice and Amsterdam compar’d, [371]. Ventadour, Duke and Duchess de, [205], [334]. Vermillon’s Tapistry, [308]. Veronese, Paul, Painter, [359]. Versailles Park, [436]. Vespasian’s Amphitheatre, [35]. Uhlefeldt, Count de, [403]. Uhlefeldt, Mademoiselle de, her unhappy Fate in the Fire at Brussels, [301], [403]. Viareggio Forest and Village, [141], [142]. Victor, King of Sardinia, his Abdication and Imprisonment, 155 to [164]. His Advice to the famous John Law, [239]. His Treaty with France and Spain, [252].
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