Sir Christopher Wren: His Family and His Times / With Original Letters and a Discourse on Architecture Hitherto Unpublished. 1585-1723.

by Lucy Phillimore

• ‘Spectator, the,’ [179]

• Sprat, Dr., Dean of Westminster and Bishop of Rochester, his account of the meetings of the Royal Society, [95];
  • ‘History of Royal Society,’ [95];
  • letters of, to Christopher Wren, [105], [132], [133];
  • his sermon before the Commons, [209];
  • is succeeded by Atterbury, [289]

• Steele, Sir R., ‘The Tatler,’ [239]

• Strafford, Lord, [48], [49], [50]

• Strong, Edward, Wren’s master-mason, [272], [284], [297], [303]

• — Thomas, brother of Edward, [200]

• Tangiers, fortifications of, [132]

• Tenison, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln and Archbishop of Canterbury, his secret ordination by Bishop Duppa, [123];
  • founding of a library at S. Martin’s by, [226];
  • building of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Conduit St., by, [243]

• Temple Bar, built by Wren, [179]

• Tijou, M., worker in iron, maker of the gates in S. Paul’s, [324], [326]