Chelsea in 1826, [311]

Cheltenham, a Sedan-chair used at, in the ’sixties, [128]

Chesterfield, Lady, her friendship with Lord Beaconsfield, [69]

Chinese Ambassador, mistaken for his own wife, [38]

Chippendale, [212] et seq.;

characteristics of his work, [214]-[215]

Church “restorations,” nineteenth-century effects of, [286]-[287]

Churchill, Lord Randolph, and the Fourth Party, [18];

association of, with the Primrose League, [19];

as conversationalist, [19];