Memorials of Old London. Volume 2 (of 2)

by Unknown

Again, we should like to visit the old public gardens, Vauxhall and Ranelagh, in company with Horace Walpole, or with Miss Burney's Evelina or Fielding's Amelia, and note "the extreme beauty and elegance of the place, with its 1,000 lamps"; "and happy is it for me," the young lady remarks, "since to give an adequate idea of it would exceed my power of description."

But the pageant must at length pass on, and we must wake from the dreams of the past to find ourselves in our ever growing, ever changing, modern London. It is sufficient for us to reflect sometimes on the past life of the great city, to see again the scenes which took place in the streets and lanes we know so well, to form some ideas of the characters and manners of our forefathers, and to gather together some memorials of the greatest and most important city in the world.

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[INDEX]

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• Abbey, Bermondsey, ii., [46]
• Abbot of Westminster and monks in Tower prison, i., [59]
• —— of Malmesbury, i., [159]
• Actor, Thomas Davies the, ii., [178]
• Addison at Wills' Coffee-house, ii., [178]
• Albemarle Club, ii., [110]
• —— Monk, Duke of, ii., [75]
• Albus, Liber, i., [122]
• Aldermanbury, St. Mary, ii., [31]
• Aldersgate, i., [21]
• Aldgate, i., [24]; ii., [39]
• Aldwych, ii., [208]
• Alfred Club, ii., [107]
• —— the Great, i., [13], [19], [111]
• All Hallows Barking ii., [204]
• —— Staining, Mark Lane, ii., [205]
• —— the More, Church of, i., [230]
• Alpine Club, ii., [110]
• Alsatia, ii., [36]
• Anecdote of Charles II. and the Chaplains' dinner, ii., [62]
• "Angel Inn," Wych Street, ii., [131]
• Anglo-Saxon houses, i., [114]
• Anlaf the Dane, i., [10]
• Anthropological Institute, ii., [163]
• —— Society, ii., [162]
• Antiquaries, Society of, ii., [150], [153]
• Apothecaries' Company, i., [200]
• Apprentices of London, i., [123]
• —— dress of, i., [124]
• —— flogging of, i., [124]
• Archæological Association, British, ii., [163]
• —— Institute, ii., [164]
• Archbishop of Canterbury, William de Corbeil, i., [68]
• Archdeacon Hale, reforms of, i., [103]
• Archery, ii., [43]
• Architect, George Dance, i., [182]
• —— of Palace of Westminster, ii., [2]
• —— of Tower, Gundulf, i., [32], [33]
• Architecture, Crusaders' influence on, i., [134]
• Armory, London's, i., [240]
• Armourers' and Braziers' Company, i., [200], [201]
• Arms of the City and See of London, i., [233]
• Army and Navy Club, ii., [102]
• Arsenal, Tower an, i., [56], [60]
• Arthur's Club, ii., [101]
• Artillery Street, ii., [212]
• Artists, Blackfriars as abode of, ii., [49]
• Artizans' Houses, i., [125]
• Arts, Society of, ii., [154]
• Arundel House, ii., [216]
• Asiatic Society, Royal, ii., [158]
• Associates of the Temple, i., [136]
• Association, British Archæological, ii., [163]
• —— for the Advancement of Science, British, ii., [158]
• Associations of Covent Garden, Literary, ii., [178]
• —— of Pall Mall, Literary, ii., [179]
• —— of St. James' Street, Literary, ii., [180]
• —— of the Temple, Literary, i., [146]
• Athenæum Club, ii., [105]
• Augustine Friars, ii., [36]
• August Society of the Wanderers Club, ii., [101]
• Aulus Plautius, i., [6]
• Austin Friars, ii., [27], [217]
• Authors' Club, ii., [110]
• Authors of the Temple, ii., [174]
• Ave Mary Lane, ii., [215]
• Avenue, Northumberland, ii., [215]
• "Axe" Inn, Aldermanbury, ii., [131]
• Axe Yard, Westminster, ii., [54]

• Bacon, Sir Francis, i., [101]
• Bacon's Inn, i., [174]
• Bailey, Old, i., [25]; ii., [212]
• Bakers' Company, i., [201]
• Bank of England, ii., [217]
• Bankside, ii., [45]
• "Banqueting Hall," Tower, i., [35]
• Banqueting House, Whitehall, ii., [14]
• Banquets, City, i., [188]
• Barbers', or Barber Surgeons' Company i., [201]
• Barbican, ii., [212]
• —— destroyed, i., [53]
• Barges of City Companies, i., [195]
• Barnard's Inn, i., [168]
• Barry, Sir Charles, ii., [2]
• Bars, London, ii., [52]
• Bartholomew Fair, ii., [220]
• —— the Great, St., Smithfield, i., [66]
• Basilica, Roman, i., [7]
• Bath Club, ii., [110]
• —— Roman, i., [7]
• "Batson's" Coffee-house, ii., [137]
• Battle at Crayford, i., [14]
• Baynard Castle, i., [30], [122]; ii., [213]
• Bear-baiting, ii., [44], [47]
• Bear Garden, ii., [47]
• Beauchamp, Monument of Sir John, i., [118]
• Beauvale, Nottinghamshire, i., [87]
• "Bedford" Coffee-house, ii., [137], [138]
• Bedford, Earls of, ii., [216]
• "Bell and Crown" Inn, Holborn, ii., [125]
• "Bell" Inn, Warwick Lane, ii., [131]
• Bell Inn, ii., [114]
• Bells of Bow, The, ii., [210]
• Belmie, Richard de, Bishop of London, i., [68]
• Berkeley House, ii., [53]
• Bermondsey Abbey, ii., [46]
• Berwick Bridge and Bribery, i., [101]
• Bethnal Green, ii., [53]
• Billingsgate, i., [8], [126]; ii., [21]
• Bishop of London, Mellitus, first, i., [16]
• —— Richard de Belmies, i., [68]
• Bishopsgate, i., [18], [228]; ii., [183]
• Bishops of London, seals of, i., [236]
• Bishops' houses, ii., [216]
• Bishopric of London, i., [89]
• Black death, i., [88]
• Blackfriars, ii., [47], [217]
• —— abode of artists, ii., [49]
• —— Bridge, ii., [95]
• —— Glovers in, ii., [49]
• —— playhouse near, ii., [48]
• —— Shakespeare's house in, ii., [50]
• —— Vandyke's studio in, ii., [49]
• Blacksmiths' Company, i., [201]
• Blackwell Hall, i., [183]
• Blake, William, poet, painter, ii., [176]
• Bloody Gate Tower, i., [47], [61]
• "Blossoms" Inn, ii., [131]
• "Blue Boar" Inn, ii., [118]
• "Boar's Head" Inn, ii., [168]
• "Bolt-in-Tun" Inn, Fleet Street, ii., [127]
• Bolton, William, prior of St. Bartholomew, i., [76]
• Bonfires, ii., [41]
• Boodle's Club, ii., [101]
• Borough, The, ii., [166]
• Boswell, ii., [176]
• Bow Bells, ii., [210]
• Bowyers' Company, i., [201]
• Braziers' Company, Armourers' and, i., [200], [201]
• Bread Street, ii., [30]
• —— John Milton born in, ii., [170]
• Brewers' Company, i., [201]
• Bribery and Berwick Bridge, i., [101]
• —— Extraordinary, i., [101]
• Brick building by the Hansa, i., [229]
• Bridewell, ii., [6]
• —— Hospital, ii., [49], [196]
• —— Palace of, ii., [48]
• Bridge, Blackfriars, ii., [95]
• —— Chapel, ii., [88], [90]
• —— Gate, ii., [88], [90]
• —— Old London, i., [6], [10], [125]
• —— of London, ii., [21], [24], [28]
• —— St. Thomas of the, ii., [24]
• —— Southwark, ii., [82], [97]
• —— Waterloo, ii., [97]
• —— Westminster, ii., [94]
• "Bridge House Estates," ii., [87]
• British Archæological Association, ii., [163]
• —— Association for the Advancement of Science, ii., [158]
• Broad Street, ii., [36]
• Broderers' Company, i., [201]
• Brontë, Charlotte and Anne, ii., [171]
• Brook, Turnmill, i., [149]
• Brooks's Club, ii., [101], [103]
• Brooks's, Memorials of, ii., [103]
• Brown, Dr. Haig, i., [104]
• Buckingham Palace, ii., [15]
• Bucklersbury, ii., [30]
• Builder of Tower of London, Gundulf, i., [32], [33]
• —— Westminster Bridge, Labelye, ii., [94]
• Building, Goldsmith, i., [146]
• —— Lamb, i., [147]
• —— operations at the Tower, Henry III., i., [50]
• —— Wren's, i., [144]
• Buildings, Craven, ii., [216]
• —— Harcourt, i., [146]
• —— Johnson's, i., [146]
• —— Mitre Court, i., [147]
• "Bull and Mouth" Inn, St. Martin's-le-Grand, ii., [129]
• Bull-Baiting, ii., [46]
• "Bull" Inn, ii., [119]
• —— in Bishopsgate Street, ii., [121]
• Burbage, James, ii., [45]
• Burleigh Street, ii., [215]
• Burlington House, ii., [53]
• Butler, Samuel, ii., [179]
• Button's Coffee-house, ii., [99]
• Byron, Lord, ii., [180]

• Camden's description of St. Paul's Cathedral, ii., [33]
• Candlewick Street, ii., [213]
• Cannon Street, i., [116]
• Canterbury, William de Corbeil, Archbishop of, i., [68]
• Capital of Kings of Essex, i., [12]
• Cardinal Wolsey, ii., [13]
• —— Wolsey's Palace, i., [116]
• Carlton Club, ii., [108]
• Carpenters' Company, i., [200], [202]
• Carthusian house, first, i., [87]
• —— Order, i., [86]
• Carved woodwork in City Churches, ii., [207]
• Cassius, Dion, i., [3]
• Castle, Baynard, i., [30], [122]; ii., [213]
• Castles of earth and timber, Early, i., [49]
• Cathedral, St. Paul's, i., [16], [24]
• "Catherine Wheel" Inn, ii., [123]
• Cedd, St., i., [16]
• Celtic London, i., [1-5]
• —— site of, i., [2]
• Chair in Fishmongers' Hall, ii., [92]
• Chancery, difference between the Inns of Court and, i., [161]
• —— Holborn and the Inns of Court and, i., [149], [177]
• —— Inns of, i., [167]
• —— Lane, i., [133], [153]
• Change, Old, ii., [32]
• Chantry Chapel of St. Bartholomew, built by de Walden, i., [72]
• Chapel, Bridge, ii., [88], [90]
• —— Guildhall, i., [182]
• —— London Bridge, ii., [24]
• —— of St. John, i., [36]
• —— of St. Peter and Vincula, i., [42], [49], [57]
• —— Pardon Churchyard and, i., [88]
• —— Royal, at St. James's Palace, ii., [12]
• —— Savoy, ii., [4]
• "Chapter" Coffee-house, ii., [137], [139]
• Charing Cross, the "Rummer" in, ii., [179]
• —— "Three Tuns" at, ii., [71]
• Charles I. a prisoner in St. James's Palace, ii., [9]
• —— his execution, ii., [10]
• Charles II. and the Chaplains' dinner, anecdote of, ii., [62]
• —— Evelyn's description of Restoration of, ii., [55]
• Charles the Martyr, ii., [10]
• Charnel-house, St. Bartholomew, i., [78]
• Charter of William I., i., [22]
• Charterhouse, i., [86]
• —— alterations in sixteenth century, i., [97]
• —— ejection of schoolmaster, i., [103]
• —— fifteenth century plan of, i., [94]
• —— Hospital, i., [98]
• —— John Houghton, Prior of, i., [91]
• —— Monastery, destruction of, i., [93]
• —— Palace, i., [94]
• —— Refectory, i., [94]
• —— reforms of Archdeacon Hale, i., [103]
• —— School, i., [102]
• —— —— moved to Godalming, i., [104]
• Chaucer, i., [124]
• —— marriage of, ii., [4]
• Cheapside, i., [126]; ii., [29], [30]
• —— St. Mary-le-Bow, ii., [210]
• "Cheshire Cheese," ii., [173]
• Cheshire Cheese Club, ii., [99]
• Christchurch, ii., [39]
• Christ Church, Spitalfields, ii., [207]
• Christ's Hospital, ii., [35], [194], [196]
• —— —— pictures at, ii., [200]
• —— —— removed to Horsham, ii., [203]
• —— —— Samuel Pepys and, ii., [198]
• Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London, i., [109]
• Church, All Hallows the More, i., [230]
• —— consecrated by Heraclius, Temple, i., [133]
• —— desecration of Temple, i., [145]
• —— effigies in Temple, i., [136]
• —— Life of the City, i., [127]
• —— Organ, Temple, i., [145]
• —— St. Andrew in Holborn, i., [164]
• —— St. Andrew in the Wardrobe, ii., [50]
• —— St. Bartholomew the Great, former neglected condition of, i., [66]
• —— St. Bride, ii., [6]
• —— St. Buttolph, ii., [38]
• —— St. Helen, ii., [184]
• —— St. Leonard's, ii., [42]
• —— St. Mary le Bow, i., [24]
• —— St. Michael-le-Querne, ii., [32]
• Churches, carved woodwork in City, ii., [207]
• —— City, ii., [203]
• —— destroyed, Wren's, ii., [206]
• —— in London, number of, ii., [23]
• —— Plays in, i., [129]
• Churchyard and Chapel, Pardon, i., [88]
• Citizens, liveries of, i., [192]
• —— Middlesex granted to the, i., [23]
• City and See of London, Arms of the, i., [233]
• —— banquets, i., [188]
• —— Churches, carved woodwork in, ii., [207]
• —— —— ii., [203]
• —— Church life of the, i., [127]
• —— Companies, i., [191]
• —— —— barges of the, i., [195]
• —— —— Charity and Religion of, i., [195]
• —— —— Patron Saints of, i., [196]
• —— —— promotion of trade by, i., [196]
• —— Customs of the, i., [187]
• —— Feasts, i., [192]
• —— Freedom of the, i., [185]
• —— Gates of, i., [11]
• —— Heart of the, ii., [217]
• —— of palaces, ii., [215]
• Civil War troubles, i., [102]
• Clare Market, ii., [216]
• Clarendon House, ii., [53]
• Clement's Inn, i., [175]
• Clerkenwell, i., [129], [140]
• Clerks' Company, Parish, i., [129]
• Cleveland Row, Theodore Hook in, ii., [181]
• Clifford's Inn, i., [175]
• Clipping or "sweating" coin, i., [109]
• Clockmakers' Company, i., [202]
• Cloister Court, ii., [50]
• Cloth Fair, Smithfield, i., [116]
• Clothworkers' Company, i., [199]
• —— Hall, i., [222]
• Club, Albemarle, ii., [110]
• —— Alfred, ii., [107]
• —— Alpine, ii., [110]
• —— Army and Navy, ii., [102]
• —— Arthur's, ii., [101]
• —— Athenæum, ii., [105]
• —— August Society of the Wanderers, ii., [101]
• —— Authors', ii., [110]
• —— Bath, ii., [110]
• —— Boodle's, ii., [101]
• —— Brooks's, ii., [101], [103]
• —— Button's Coffee-house, ii., [99]
• —— Carlton, ii., [108]
• —— Cheshire Cheese, ii., [99]
• —— Cock, ii., [99]
• —— Cocoa Tree, ii., [101], [180]
• —— Conservative, ii., [109]
• —— Fox, ii., [104]
• —— Garrick, ii., [107]
• —— Guards', ii., [101]
• —— Hurlingham, ii., [110]
• —— Junior United Service, ii., [102]
• —— Kit Cat, ii., [177]
• —— Literary, ii., [180]
• —— Marlborough, ii., [110]
• —— Marylebone Cricket, ii., [110]
• —— National, ii., [109]
• —— Oriental, ii., [106]
• —— "Rag and Famish," ii., [103]
• —— Reform, ii., [108]
• —— "Sublime Society of Beef Steaks," ii., [100]
• —— "Thatched House," ii., [180]
• —— Travellers', ii., [104]
• —— Union, ii., [104]
• —— United Service, ii., [101]
• —— United University, ii., [104]
• —— White's, ii., [101]
• Clubs of London, ii., [99]
• Coach and Coach-Harness Company, i., [202]
• "Coal Hole," ii., [177]
• Cock Club, ii., [99]
• "Cock" Inn, ii., [71]
• Cockpit Theatre, ii., [58], [59]
• Cocoa Tree Club, ii., [101], [180]
• Coffee, first introduction of, ii., [135]
• Coffee-house, Button's, ii., [99]
• Coffee-houses, Old London, ii., [135]
• —— as lecture rooms, ii., [146]
• —— as public reading-rooms, ii., [143]
• —— Manners and modes in, ii., [148]
• —— Museums at, ii., [146]
• —— Quack medicines sold at, ii., [144]
• —— Sales at, ii., [146]
• Coin, clipping or "sweating," i., [109]
• Coins found in the Thames, i., [10]
• Colchester keep, compared with the keep of the Tower, i., [33]
• Cold Harbour Gate, i., [41]
• Colechurch, Peter of, ii., [85]
• Coleman Street, i., [18]
• Colet, i., [86]
• Collections, Zoological, ii., [63]
• Colony, Danish, ii., [208]
• Commerce, Trade and, ii., [186]
• Common Hall, i., [186]
• "Common Playhouses," ii., [43]
• Companies, Barges of City, i., [195]
• —— Charity and Religion of City, i., [195]
• —— City, i., [191]
• —— Halls of the, i., [217]
• —— Patron Saints of City, i., [196]
• —— Promotion of trade by City, i., [196]
• —— Spoliation of the, i., [214]
• Company, Apothecaries', i., [201]
• —— Armourers' and Braziers', i., [201]
• —— Bakers', i., [201]
• —— Barbers' or Barber Surgeons', i., [201]
• —— Blacksmiths', i., [201]
• —— Bowyers', i., [201]
• —— Brewers', i., [201]
• —— Broderers', i., [201]
• —— Carpenters', i., [200], [202]
• —— Clockmakers', i., [202]
• —— Clockworkers', i., [199]
• —— Coach and Coach Harness, i., [202]
• —— Cooks', i., [202]
• —— Coopers', i., [203]
• —— Cordwainers', i., [203]
• —— Curriers', i., [203]
• —— Cutlers', i., [203]
• —— Distillers', i., [203]
• —— Drapers', i., [198]
• —— Dyers', i., [203]
• —— Fanmakers', i., [204]
• —— Farriers', i., [204]
• —— Feltmakers', i., [204]
• —— Fishmongers', i., [195], [197], [198]
• —— Fletchers', [201], [204]
• —— Founders', i., [204]
• —— Framework Knitters', i., [205]
• —— Fruiterers', i., [205]
• —— Girdlers', i., [205]
• —— Glass-sellers', i., [206]
• —— Glaziers', i., [206]
• —— Glovers', i., [206]
• —— Goldsmiths', i., [195], [197]
• —— Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers', i., [206]
• —— Grocers', i., [197]
• —— Gunmakers', i., [206]
• —— Haberdashers', i., [199]
• —— Horners', i., [207]
• —— Innholders', i., [207]
• —— Ironmongers', i., [199]
• —— Joiners', i., [207]
• —— Leathersellers', i., [200], [207]
• —— Loriners', i., [208]
• —— Masons', i., [208]
• —— Mercers', i., [197]
• —— Merchant Taylors', i., [198]
• —— Musicians', i., [208]
• —— Needlemakers', i., [208]
• —— Painters' or Painter-stainers', i., [208]
• —— Parish Clerks', i., [129]
• —— Pattenmakers', i., [209]
• —— Pewterers', i., [209]
• —— Plaisterers', i., [209]
• —— Playing-card Makers', i., [209]
• —— Plumbers', i., [209]
• —— Poulters', i., [210]
• —— Saddlers', i., [200], [210]
• —— Salters', i., [199]
• —— Scriveners', i., [210]
• —— Shipwrights', i., [211]
• —— Skinners', i., [196], [199]
• —— Spectacle-makers', i., [211]
• —— Stationers', i., [212]
• —— Tallow Chandlers', i., [212]
• —— Tin-plate Workers', i., [212]
• —— Turners' or Wood-potters', i., [212]
• —— Tylers' and Bricklayers', i., [212]
• —— Upholders', i., [212]
• —— Vintners', i., [197], [199]
• —— Wax Chandlers', i., [212]
• —— Weavers', i., [213]
• —— Wheelwrights', i., [213]
• —— Woolmen's, i., [213]
• "Concentric" Castle, i., [40]
• Conduit, ii., [31]
• "Conduit, The Little," ii., [32]
• Conference, Savoy, ii., [5]
• Congreve, ii., [177]
• Consecration of the Temple Church by Heraclius, i., [133]
• Conservative Club, ii., [109]
• Constable of the Tower, Geoffrey de Mandeville, i., [41]
• —— William Puinctel, i., [45]
• Conversion of Jews, i., [108]
• Cooks' Company, i., [202]
• —— Row, ii., [213]
• Coopers' Company, i., [203]
• Corbeil, William de, Archbishop of Canterbury, i., [68]
• Corbis, Peter—Water engineer, ii., [91]
• Cordwainers' Company, i., [203]
• Cornhill, i., [126]; ii., [213]
• —— Gray born in, ii., [171]
• Corporation, religious services of the, i., [183]
• Corpus Christi Day, i., [127]
• Court and Chancery, difference between the Inns of, i., [161]
• —— —— Holborn and the Inns of, i., [149], [177]
• —— Buildings, Mitre, i., [147]
• —— Cloister, ii., [50]
• —— Hare, i., [145]
• —— Northumberland, i., [154]
• —— of Requests, ii., [2]
• —— Plays in halls of Inns of, i., [143]
• —— Tanfield, i., [146]
• —— Wardrobe, ii., [50]
• Covent Garden, ii., [52], [216]
• —— —— Literary associations of, ii., [178]
• Cowley, Abraham, ii., [171]
• Cowper, ii., [174]
• Craven Buildings, ii., [216]
• Crayford, Battle at, i., [14]
• Cripplegate, i., [11], [21]
• —— wooden houses, i., [115]
• Croft, Spittle, i., [89]
• Crooked Streets, Narrow and, i., [112]
• Crosby estate at Hanworth-on-Thames, ii., [186]
• —— Hall, i., [123]; ii., [37], [182]
• —— Place, i., [115], [122]
• —— Richard, Duke of Gloucester, at, ii., [190]
• —— Sir John, i., [122]; ii., [88], [185]
• —— Thomas More at, ii., [190]
• Cross, Demolition of St. Paul's, i., [120]
• —— Eleanor, ii., [31]
• Crossbows, i., [56]
• "Cross Keys" in Bishopsgate Street, ii., [120]
• Cross, Paul's, i., [119]; ii., [34]
• "Crown" Coffee-house, ii., [138]
• —— Inn, Holborn, ii., [126]
• "Crowned or Cross Keys" Inn, ii., [117]
• "Crug-baskets," ii., [200]
• Crusaders, their influence on architecture, i., [134]
• Crutched Friars, ii., [217]
• Crypt of St. Ann's Chapel, i., [139]
• Crypts, Guildhall, i., [180]
• Cursitors' Inn, i., [174]
• Custom House, ii., [21]
• Customs of the City, i., [187]
• Cutlers' Company, i., [203]

• Dance, George, Architect, i., [182]
• Dane, Anlaf the, i., [10]
• Danes destroyed London, i., [13]
• —— massacre of the, ii., [208]
• Danish colony, ii., [208]
• —— invasion, i., [19]
• Davenant, ii., [69]
• Davies, Thomas, the actor, ii., [178]
• Davy's Inn, i., [155], [165], [172]
• Death, Black, i., [88]
• Dekker, ii., [168]
• Demolition of Paul's Cross, i., [120]
• Description of Restoration of Charles II., Evelyn's, ii., [55]
• Desecration of Temple Church, i., [145]
• Destruction of Charterhouse monastery, i., [93]
• —— of Monuments, ii., [36]
• —— of Wren's churches, ii., [206]
• "Devil" Inn, ii., [173]
• Devonshire House, ii., [53]
• Dickens' days in Hungerford Stairs, ii., [179]
• Difference between Inns of Court and Inns of Chancery, i., [161]
• "Dine with Duke Humphrey, to," i., [117]
• Dinner, anecdote of Charles II. and the Chaplains', ii., [62]
• Dion Cassius, i., [3]
• Disabilities of Jews, i., [107]
• Distillers' Company, i., [203]
• Diurnal, Rugge's, ii., [56]
• Doctors, Heroic, ii., [74]
• "Dog" Inn, ii., [70]
• "Dolphin" Inn, ii., [123]
• Dominicans' monastery in Shoe Lane, i., [150]
• Dorset Gardens Theatre, ii., [68]
• —— Thomas Sackville, first Earl of, ii., [171]
• Dowgate, i., [8]
• Downing Street, ii., [54]
• Drapers' Company, i., [198]
• Drayton, Michael, ii., [171]
• Dress of apprentices, i., [124]
• Drury Lane Theatre, ii., [68]
• Dryden, ii., [178]
• "Duke Humphrey, to dine with," i., [117]
• Duke of Albemarle, Monk, ii., [75]
• —— of Gloucester, at Crosby Hall, Richard, ii., [190]
• Duke's House Theatre, ii., [67]
• —— Place, ii., [40]
• Dyers' Company, i., [203]