Bruges and West Flanders

by George W. T. Omond

Lac d'Amour, [28], [29]
La Panne, [153], [156], [159], [160]
Le Coq, [153], [162-164]
Legend of Montrose, [77]
Lejeusne, Mathurin, [128]
Leliarts, [17], [46]
Leonius, [34]
Leopold I., [82], [151]
Leopold II., [163]
Lilly the astrologer, [78]
Lincoln, Bishop of, [35]
Lombaerdzyde, [136], [140], [176], [177]
Longfellow, quoted, [5],42, [66]
Loove, the, at Bruges, [20]
Louis of Maele, [67], [105], [107]
Louis of Nevers, [61], [67]
Louis XIV., [111]
Louvain, [27]
Luxembourg, [111]
Lyger, [172]

Maele, Louis of, [67], [105], [107]
Maison des Orientaux, [87]
Mannaert, [128]
Marbriers, Quai des, [15]
Mariakerke, [152]
Maria Theresa, [112]
Market-Place of Bruges, [3], [4], [5], [9], [45], [47]
Mary, 'The Gentle,' [30]
Matins of Bruges, [17], [45]
Maurice of Nassau, [135], [140], [142]
Mauritshuis at The Hague, [177]
Maximilian, Archduke, [4], [68]
Mazarin, [76]
Melrose Abbey, [173]
Memlinc, [7], [68], [88]
Meuninxhove, John van, [83]
Michael Angelo, [30]
Middelkerke, [152], [153]
Minnewater, [28], [29]
Miracles wrought by the Holy Blood at Bruges, [35]
Morgarten, [53]
Mother Superior of Béguinage, [28]
Murray, Sir Robert, [77]

Napoleon at Bruges, [36]; return from Elba, [113]; canal to Sluis constructed by, [58]
Navarre, Joanna of, [46]
Neutrality of Flanders in 1340 and 1830, [61]
Nevers, Louis of, [61], [67]
Nicholas I., Pope, [14]
Nicholas, Sir Edward, [77]
Nieuport, [135-144]; origin of, [149]; besieged by Prince Maurice, [140]; fallen state of, [143]
Nieuport-Bains, [144], [147], [153], [159]
'Nieuwerck,' at Ypres, [115]
Nimeguen, Treaty of, [111]
Nivelles, [139]
Noé, Michael, [82]
Normans in Flanders, [13]
Norwich, Earl of, [77], [78]
Notre Dame, Church of, at Bruges, [7], [29], [86]
Notre Dame de Lombaerdzyde, [176]
Notre Dame de Thuine, [108]

'Old England' at Bruges, [88]
Oosterlingen Plaats, [87]
Oostkerke, [59]
Orientaux, Maison des, [87]; Place des, [87]
Ormonde, [77], [81]
Osburga, [14]
Ostend, growth of, [142], [151], [153], [154]
Otlet, M. Paul, [154] note
Ouden Burg, [7]

Palais de Justice, at Bruges, [16], [17], [20]; at Furnes, [124]
Palais du Franc, [73]
Paradijs, Het, [32]
Parijssche Halle, [88]
Paris, [159]
Parma, Duke of, in Flanders, [109]
Pauperism of Bruges, [74]
Philip II. cedes Spanish Netherlands to his daughter, [136]
Philip III., [136]
Philip of Valois, [61], [64]
Philip the Fair, [45], [46], [48], [49], [52]
Place des Orientaux, [87]
Place du Bourg, [15], [16], [17]
Pont des Dunes, [175]
Pope Clement V., [34]; VII., [105]; Boniface VIII., [49]; Celestine III., [175]; Urban VI., [105]
Poperinghe, [116]
Porte de Damme, [50], [58]
Porte de Gand, [17]
Porte Ste. Croix, [50], [51]
Procession of the Holy Blood at Bruges, [36] et seq.; of Penitents at Furnes, [128]
Pruyssenaere, Peter, [82]

Quai Espagnol, [87]; Long, [57]; des Marbriers, [15], [73], [75]; du Miroir, [57]; de la Potterie, [57], [58], [175]; du Rosaire, [9], [57]; Spinola, [57], [88]; Vert, [73], [128]

Rastadt, Treaty of, [112]
Richard I., [174]
Robinson, Mr. Wilfrid, author of Bruges, an Historical Sketch, [6]
Rochester, Earl of, [77]
Rodenbach, [89]
Röles de Damme, [66]
Rome, flight of Baldwin and Judith to, [14]
Roosebeke, Battle of, [67], [104]
Rosaire, Quai du, [9]
Roulers, [104]
Route Royale, [159]
Roya, [8], [9], [10], [15], [57], [58]
Rue Anglaise, in Bruges, [88]; de l'Âne Aveugle, [15], [17], [23]; des Carmes, [82]; Cour de Gand, [87]; Espagnole, [86]; Flamande, [88]; Haute, [75]; Neuve, [10]; du Vieux Bourg, [7], [9], [10], [76]
Ruysdael, [176]

Santhoven, [149]
Scarphout, [150]
'Schielt ende Vriendt,' [51]
Schomberg, [111]
Schoutteeten, [30], [31]
'Scotland,' at Bruges, [88]
Scottish merchants at Bruges, [88]
Scott, Sir Walter, [77]
See-Brugge, [90]
Senlis, [14]
Sheppey, Isle of, [174]
Sluis, [50], [59], [65], [67], [69]
Smith, Gilliat-, [5], [6], [23], [24]
Smet de Naeyer, Comte, [156]
Smyrna, Consulate of, at Bruges, [87]
Spaniards, at Bruges, [87]; at Furnes, [126], [127]
Spanish Inquisition, [127]
Spencer, Henry, Bishop of Norwich, [104]
St. André, Village of, [23]
St. Basil, Church of, [32], [86]
St. Bavon, [68]
St. Bernard of Clairvaux, [32], [175]
St. Donatian, Church of, [86]
St. George, Society of, [81], [82]
St. Idesbaldus, [174]
St. John, Hospital of, [7]
St. Martin, Church of, at Furnes, [108]
St. Nicholas, Church of, at Furnes, [124]
St. Omer, Jesuits of, [85]
St. Peter's, at Ghent, [22]
St. Sauveur, Church of, [7], [24], [30], [37], [86]
St. Sebastian, Society of, at Bruges, [81], [82], [84]; at Ypres, [104]
Ste. Elizabeth, Church of, [7], [29]
Ste. Gudule, Church of, [30]
Ste. Monica, Church of, [27]
Ste. Walburge, Church of, at Bruges, [88]; at Furnes, [124], [174]
Straetens, [19], [20]
Stübben, Herr, [166]
Swift, Dean, [41]
Sybilla, wife of Thierry d'Alsace, [33]
Sydenham, Colonel, [77]
Syria, [30]

Tarah, Viscount, [76]
'Ter Streep.' [148]
Thierry d'Alsace, [32] et seq., [149]
'Thuindag,' [108]
Thurloe State papers, [77]
Titelman the Inquisitor, [126]
Torquemada, [127]
Tournai, [96]
'Tower of London' at Bruges, [88]
Turner, Sir James, [77], [80]

Valois, Philip of, [64]
Van Eyck, [16], [23], [57], [68], [147]
Vauban, fortifies Ypres, [103], [111], [112]
Verhaeren, M., Belgian poet, [162]
Vienna, Congress of, [113]
Vieux Bourg, Rue du, [7], [9], [10]
Virgin and Child, Statue of, at Bruges, [30]