Hyde Park, Its History and Romance

by Mrs. Alec-Tweedie

The Four-in-Hand Club in Hyde Park	[Frontispiece]
Execution of Earl Ferrars	Facing p.	[1]
Map of Westminster, illustrating Charter ofKing Edgar, granted to Dunstan	„	[20]
Bathing Well in Hyde Park	„	[32]
Henry viii.	„	[42]
The Cheesecake House, to which the Duke ofHamilton was carried mortally Wounded	„	[66]
Queen Henrietta Maria’s Penance at Tyburn	„	[70]
Prostitute Drummed out of Hyde Park	„	[111]
Tyburn Ticket, Preserved in Guildhall	„	[128]
Drinking Well in Hyde Park	„	[136]
Entrance to Hyde Park on a Sunday	„	[142]
Map, 1725	„	[144]
Molly Lepell, afterwards Lady Hervey	„	[148]
Map, 1746	„	[152]
The Original“Tattersall’s,” and St. George’sHospital	„	[156]
Maria Countess of Coventry, née Gunning	„	[162]
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham	„	[167]
Marble Arch at Three o’clock in the Morning	„	[172]
London Bridge	„	[192]
Jack Sheppard	„	[214]
Jonathan Wild pelted by the Mob on his Wayto Tyburn	„	[224]
The Execution of Catherine Hayes at Tyburn	„	[232]
Camp in Hyde Park during Gordon Riots, 1780	„	[238]
Winter Amusements	„	[244]
Jubilee Fair in Hyde Park, 1814, to Celebratethe Fall of Napoleon	„	[248]
Lady Blessington	„	[254]
Festivities on the Ice, 1857. By John Leech	„	[258]
Cumberland Gate	„	[260]
A Camp Kitchen	„	[280]
An Airing in Hyde Park, 1793	„	[312]

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

The following books have been consulted in the compilation of this volume:—

Stow’s “Annals.”

Hollinshed’s “Chronicles.”

Baker’s “Chronicle.”

Whitelock’s “Memorials of English Affairs.”

Northuek.