Club Life of London, Vol. 2 (of 2) / With Anecdotes of the Clubs, Coffee-Houses and Taverns of the Metropolis During the 17th, 18th, and 19th Centuries

by John Timbs

• Celebrities at Button's, [71].
• Chapter Coffee-house described by Mrs. Gaskell, [89].
• Charles the Second's Wig, worn by Suett, [103].
• Child's Coffee-house, [90].
• Chocolate-houses and Coffee-houses, 1714, [35].
• Churchill's quarrel with Hogarth, [80].
• Cibber, Colley, at Will's, [63].
• Club of Six Members, [87].
• Coffee and Canary compared, [16].
• Coffee, earliest mention of, [1].
• Coffee first sold in London, [2].
• Coffee-houses, early, [1].
• Coffee-houses, [18]th century, [31].
• Coffee-house Politics, [41].
• Coffee-house sharpers, 1776, [42].
• Coffee-houses in 1714, [35].
• Conversation Picture of Old Slaughter's, [104].
• Covent Garden Piazza in 1634, [81], [82].
• Curiosities, Saltero's, at Chelsea, [46], [47].

• Dick's Coffee-house, [19].
• Dryden at Will's, [57], [60].

• Farr and the Rainbow Coffee-house, [15].
• Foote at the Bedford, [78].
• Foote at the Grecian, [105].
• Fulwood's Rents, Holborn, [96].

• Garraway's Coffee-house, [7]-[11].
• Garrick at the Bedford, [80].
• Garrick at Tom's, [75].
• George's Coffee-house, [107].
• Giles's and Jenny Man's Coffee-houses, [40].
• Goldsmith at the Chapter, [90].
• Goldsmith at the Grecian, [106].
• Goldsmith's Retaliation and the St. James's, [52]-[54].
• Gray's Inn Walks described by Ward, [97].
• Grecian Coffee-house, [105].
• Guardian Lion's Head, [65]-[68].

• Haydon and Wilkie, anecdotes of, [100].
• Hazard Club, painted by Hogarth, [86].
• Hogarth designs Button's Lion's Head, [68].
• Hogarth's drawings from Button's, [71].

• Inchbald, Mrs., in Russell-street, Covent Garden, [72], [73].
• Inspector at the Bedford, [76].

• Jerusalem Coffee-house, [30].
• Jonathan's Coffee-house, [11]-[13].
• Julian at Will's, [59].

• King, Moll, some account of, [85], [86].
• King, Tom, his Coffee-house, [84].

• Laroon, Capt., and King's Coffee-house, [86], [87].
• Lion's Head at Button's, [65]-[68].
• Lloyd's Coffee-house, Royal Exchange, [24].
• Lloyd's Members in verse, [28].
• Lloyd's Subscription Rooms, [26].
• Lloyd's, temp. Charles II., a Song, [23].
• Lockier, Dean, at Will's, [57].
• London Coffee-house and Punch-house, [91].

• Macklin's Coffee-house Oratory, [82]-[84].
• Macklin and Foote quarrel, [83].
• Maclaine, the highwayman, at Button's, [71].
• Man's Coffee-house, [33].
• Murphy at George's, [108].
• Murphy and Cibber at Tom's, [75].