Animals, domestic and wild, on exhibition, [202]- [207]
Anne, Queen, desire of the nation that she should be the mother of their future sovereign, [2];
death of her husband, Prince George, [2];
petitioned by Parliament to marry again, [2];
furthers the design of charity schools, [16] note;
her visits on thanksgiving occasions to the City, [16], [185];
her love for and encouragement of horse-racing, [229], [230];
her partiality for hunting, [232];
her indifference to the drama, [255];
endeavours to heighten the tone of theatrical performances, [255], [256];
'touches' for the evil, [325], [326];
surrenders the tax of first-fruits and tenths as a bounty to the poorer clergy, [345];
her present of a magnificent Sedan chair to the King of Prussia, [382]
Anthem on the Calves' Head Club, [181]
Antidote to intoxicants, an, [154]
Apothecaries, [315]
Apothecaries' Hall, [316]
Apprentices, [63]
Archery, [237]
Architecture, [285]
Army, sale of commissions in the, [396];
officers, [397];
clothing, [397], [400];
pay agents, [397];
pensions, [397];
chaplains, [398];
pay, [399];
discipline, [400];
rations, [401];
recruiting for the, [401], [402];
desertion from the, [402];
punishment in the, [402]