London in the Time of the Stuarts - Walter Besant

Backhouse, Sir W., [266]
Bacon, Lord, [139], [234], [235], [239]
Baldwin’s Gardens, [171]
Ballad-singers, [182]
Banbury, Lord, [126]
Bancroft, Thomas, [354]
Bankers, [86], [196]
Bank of England, [202]–[205];
effect of, on City and Crown, [205]
Bankside, [243], [261], [320]
Bann Fishery, [207]
Baptism, [148], [150]
Barbadoes, [34]
Barbican, [173], [269], [275], [278]
Barking, [84]
Barmisie Lane, [270]
Barnard’s Inn, [276]
Barristers, [178]
Bartholomew Fair, [221], [333], [335], [336], [362]
Bartholomew Lane, [262]
Baynard’s Castle, [173], [253]
Basing Lane, [140]
Basinghall Street, [222], [265]
Bassishaw, Ward of, [105]
Bastwick, Dr., [144]
Bedford Street, Covent Garden, [252]
Beggars, [230], [357]
Bellamy, Richard, [6]
Bellmen, [257]
Bell Yard, [277]
Benefit of Clergy, [345]
Berkeley, Lord, [173], [177]
Berkeley, Mr. Justice, [29]
Berkeley House, [274]
Berkeley of Stratton, Lord, [177]
Berkstead, [80]
Bermondsey, [18];
Lane, [270]
Bermudas, [17], [34]
Bethel, Slingsby, [92]
Bethlehem Churchyard, [275]
Bethnal Green, [198], [245]
Betterton, [321]
Bible, the, [137], [139];
the Geneva, [141]
Bigod, Roger, [336]
Billingsgate, [43], [242], [251]
Bishopsgate, [13], [78], [362];
Bar, [272];
Street, [38], [155], [262], [265], [269], [275], [316]
Blackfriars, [18], [116], [128], [132], [155], [171], [178], [262], [281], [303]
Blackman Street, [272]
Blackwall, [84], [272]
Blackwell, Edward, [86]
Blood, Colonel, [85]
Bloomsbury, [269]
Blow, John, [326]
Bludworth, Sir T., [179]
Boleyn, Anne, [299]
Bonner, Nicholas, [327]
Book of Sports, [15]
Boonen, Guilliam, [338]
Boorde, Dr. Andrew, [236]
Borough, the, [66], [171]
Bouverie Street, [349]
Bow Lane, [159]
Box, Ralph, [95]
Boyer, Sir W., [177]
Bradshaw, Cornewall, [179]
Bradshaw, John, [52]
Bread Street Hill, [279]
Brentwood, [160]
Brick Lane, [275]
Brides Lane, [266]
Bridewell, [266], [270]
Bridges—Fleet, [268];
Holborn, [262], [266], [276];
London, [169], [242], [244], [248], [253], [256], [270], [282];
Strand, [75];
Westminster, [267]
Bridgwater, Earl of, [173], [177]
Bridgwater House, [275]
Bristol, [152]
Britain’s Burse, [197]
Broad Street, [262]
Broggers, [14]
Brompton Park, [381]
Brook House, [173], [276]
Brooke, Baron, [177]
Browne, General, [45], [50], [76]
Browne, Sir R., [78], [260], [266]
Brydges Street, [251]
Bubb, Captain, [162]
Buckingham, Duke of, [25], [30], [31]
Buckingham, Earl of, [177]
Buckingham, 2nd Duke of, [76], [198]
Buckingham House, [270]
Buckingham Palace, [313]
Bucklersbury, [116]
Bunhill, [179], [274];
Fields, [272]
Burgess, Cornelius, [152]
Burghley, Lord, [161]
Burial, [147], [148]
Burlington, Earl of, [177]
Burroughs, Captain John, [179]
Burton, Henry, [144]
Busby, Captain, [340]
Butcher’s Close, [274]
Butcher’s Row, [276], [277]
Butler, Samuel, [157], [238]
Butter, Nathaniel, [327]
Buttolph’s Wharf, [260]
Byzantine Gift, [363]

Calico-printing, [199]
Cambridge, [361]
Campden, Viscount, [177]
Canning Street, [260], [262]
Cannon Street, [265]
Canterbury, Archbishop of, [218], [220]
Carmen, [357]
Carnarvon, [144]
Carnarvon, Earl of, [173]
Carolina, Provinces of, [128]
Carpets, [288]
Carr, Sir R., [177]
Carter Street, [275]
Carts, licensed, [182]
Castlemaine, Lady, [300]
Castle Street, [248]
Cateaton Street, [105], [266]
Catherine of Braganza, Queen, [173]
Catholic chapels, [154], [155];
destroyed, [116], [125]
Catholic Priests, 6, [126], [154], [257]
Catholics, 5–8, [18], [20], [38]–[40], [89], [90], [91], [108], [109], [110], [116], [126], [137], [139], [142], [154], [155], [156], [250], [257], [264]
Cavaliers, cruelty of, [61]–[63]
Cecil, Lord, [11]
Chadwell, 9
Chamberlayne, [289], [329]
Chambers, Alderman, [64]
Chambers, Robert, [29]
Chancery Lane, [266], [270], [276]
Charing Cross, [292], [312]
Charles I. and New River Shares, 9;
and the City, [20], [24], [25];
and Dr. Lambe, [25]–[27];
and the Cheapside shops, [28];
and Parliament, [34], [35], [37];
and the Puritans, [141];
and Monopolies, [195];
and the Irish Society, [195];
and Emigration, [196];
and Art, [326]
Charles II., his pledges before accession, [73], [75];
his welcome, [74]–[76];
lands, [75];
enters London, [76];
Coronation, [76];
and the City, [82]–[102];
and the Exchequer, [86];
and Parliament, [86], [89], [90];
his court, [100]–[102], [363]–[368];
his income, [199];
and the Irish Society, [210], [211];
and the Plague, [218], [220];
and the Fire, [260]–[264], [266]
Charles Street, Westminster, [347]
Charlton, [362]
Charterhouse Lane, [173]
Cheapside, [26], [28], [75], [78], [107], [118], [188], [200], [243], [246], [256], [262], [280], [287]
Chelsea, [193];
Physick Garden, [381];
College, [381]
Cheshire rising, the, [151]
Chester, [144]
Chichester, Sir A., [208]
Chick Lane, [274]
Child’s Bank, [204]
Chimneys, [359]
Chimney-sweepers, [182]
Chiswell, [269]
Chiswell Street, [78], [272], [275]
Chocolate-houses, [296]
Christmas, [141], [359]
Chronologer, City, [178], [179]
Churches—Altar-rails, [155];
Images and pictures, [147], [151];
Organs, [147];
Vestments, [147], [151];
Registers, [147];
Behaviour in, [149];
Services, [158];
Conventicles turned into, [155];
Rebuilt after Fire, [256], [280];
Ceremonies at building of, [361];
All Hallows in the Wall, [256];
All Hallows the Less, [253];
Barking, [261];
Chapels, Royal, [326], [334], [363];
Christ Church, Newgate, [46], [64];
Grey Friars, [246];
Holy Trinity,
Minories, [256];
Lambeth, [382];
St. Alphege, [280];
St. Andrew’s, Holborn, [133], [276];
St. Anne’s, Blackfriars, [248];
St. Bartholomew by the Exchange, [43];
St. Bartholomew the Great, [274];
St. Bartholomew the Less, [274];
St. Botolph, Aldgate, [149], [150],[275];
St. Bride’s, Fleet Street, [276];
St. Dunstan’s, Fleet Street, [75], [245], [262], [265], [266], [267], [277];
St. Ethelburga, [280];
St. Faith’s, [264], [267], [268];
St. Giles’s, [275];
St. Giles’s in the Fields, [44];
St. George’s, Southwark, [243], [270], [316];
St. James’s, Duke’s Place, [151];
St. James’s, Clerkenwell, [272];
St. James’s, Garlickhithe, [150];
St. Lawrence, Pountney, [265];
St. Leonard’s, Shoreditch, [269], [272], [274];
St. Margaret’s, Lothbury, [43];
St. Mary le Bow, [118], [265], [280];
St. Mary Overies, [171], [243];
St. Mary Spital, [269];
St. Michael’s, [280];
St. Olave’s, Old Jewry, [247];
St. Paul’s Cathedral, [128], [130], [151], [152], [245], [246], [253], [258], [262], [264], [265], [267], [268], [315], [326];
St. Peter’s, Cornhill, [151], [280];
St. Saviour’s, Southwark, [130];
St. Sepulchre’s, [262], [274], [276];
St. Swithen’s, Candlewick Street, [245];
St. Thomas of Acon, [246];
Stepney, [269];
Temple, [265];
Westminster Abbey, 5, [267];
Whitechapel, [44]
Church of England—after the Restoration, [154];
and Charles I., [111];
and the City, [131];
High Church party, [127], [130]–[133], [144], [145], [146];
Growth of, [133];
Footing in, [145], [146]
Church-houses, [360]
City, the—Area of after Fire, [272];
Expansion of, [269];
families, [176];
inhabited by merchants, [173];
health of, [283];
new houses built in, [180];
small tenements in, [180];
Protestant, [20];
turns Royalist, [69]–[73];
sanitation of, [283];
rebuilt after Fire, [251], [254], [256], [264], [265], [279] [287];
and Charles I., [24], [25];
and Charles II., [82]–[102];
and the Church of England, [131];
and the Civil War, [42]–[46], [49], [53]–[63];
and the Commonwealth, [64]–[73];
and the County Gentry, [173], [174];
and the election of Sheriffs, [17];
and the fleet, [25], [28], [29];
and the Freemen, [134];
and the Irish Estates, [29], [30], [207]–[212];
and James I., [9], [20], [21];
and James II., [110], [114];
and the nobility, [278];
and its orphans, [120], [121];
and Parliament, [46], [47], [50];
and the Protector, [68];
and Queen Anne, [127];
and religion, [31];
and supplies and loans, [34], [35], [36], [46], [47], [49], [67], [73], [89], [199], [205];
and William III., [117], [118]
City Companies, [17], [18], [25], [37], [207], [230];
Clothworkers, [9];
Grocers, [201], [202];
Merchant Adventurers, [18];
Merchant Taylors, [18];
Pin-makers, [202];
Skinners, [72], [211];
Weavers, [196];
Woodmongers, [182]
Civil War—Defence of London in, [43], [44], [49];
Trade ruined by, [44], [57], [67];
and the City, [45], [46]
Clapper Doyens, [346]
Clare, Earl of, [173], [177]
Clare Market, [321]
Clarendon, Earl of, [142], [177]
Clarges, John, [354]; Ann, [354]
Clement, Gregory, [81]
Clement’s Inn, [270], [277]
Clench, Dr., [126]
Clergy, the, [125], [141], [143];
Accusations against, [149], [150];
and the Bishops, [35];
ejected, [150], [151], [369]–[371];
persecuted, [146], [149];
Pluralists, [371]
Clerkenwell, 6, [44], [132], [262], [269], [272];
Close, [272];
Green, [272];
Spa Fields, [315]
Clifford, Lord, [177]
Clifford’s Inn, [256], [277]
Cloth Fair, [275], [335], [336]
Cloth trade, [192], [194]
Coal trade, [198]
Cobham, Lord, [5]
Cock Lane, [276]
Cockaine’s Patent, [194]
Cockpit, the, [155]
Coffee-houses, [315];
the first, [294]
Coffin, R., [125]
Coherton, Mrs., [125]
Coinage, [199], [200]
Coke, Sir E., [361]
Cold Harbour, [18], [246], [253]
Coleman Street, [77]
Coleraine settled, [207], [208], [209]
Comminuta, N., [125]
Common Council, [8], [17], [42], [43], [48], [50], [52], [66], [72], [73], [88], [92], [208], [254], [357];
Court of, [114];
election of, [119]
Common Prayer, Book of, abolished, [147], [148];
publicly torn, [149]
Companies’ Halls, [246];
Drapers’, [189];
Fishmongers’, [253];
Goldsmiths’, [50];
Grocers’, [46], [49], [204];
Haberdashers’, [80];
Leadenhall, 9, [78], [265];
Mercers’, [75];
Merchant Taylors’, [91], [265];
Skinners’, [99], [72];
Weavers’, [50]
Compting House, [366]
Conduit Head, [179]
Congreve, [292]
Constables, [356], [357]
Conventicles, list of, in 1680, [156] [157];
turned into churches, [155]
Conway, Lord, [262]
Cooke, [326]
Cooke, Sir T., his garden, [381]
Cooling, Joseph, [349]
Cooper, Samuel, [326]
Copper tokens, [317]
Corbet, [80]
Corinthian, Tom, [331]
Cornhill, [246], [262], [294]
Cornish, Henry, [92], [97], [105]–[108]
Correggio, [326]
Cosmo, Duke of Tuscany, [182], [289], [330]
Cotton, Sir Robert, [200]
Council of State, the, [150]
Country Gentry—and Trade, [174];
dress of, [302]
Court of Conscience, [8]
Courtney, Viscount, [177]
Covent Garden, [56], [168], [186], [251], [262], [270], [280], [315]
Coventry, Earl of, [177]
Coventry, Lord Keeper, [29]
Cow Cross, [274]
Cowden’s Rents, [279]
Crafts, feuds between, [280]
Craftsman, [139];
wages, [184];
leave City, [269];
dress of, [302]
Cramp Ring, the, [163];
rite of blessing, [166], [167]
Crane, Sir F., [200]
Craven, Earl of, [173], [177], [218]
Crimes, [345], [346]
Crimping, [184], [185]
Cripplegate, [78], [220], [223], [269], [275]
Crisp, Sir N., [177]
Crofton, Zachary, [150], [151]
Cromwell, Oliver, [64], [65], [68], [150], [151], [276];
and the Irish Estates, [210], [211]
Crooked Lane, [242]
Crystal-gazing, [162]
Cuckold’s Point, [362]
Cullons, Thomas, [49]
Cunningham, [292]
Customs duties, [190], [198]
Custom House, [246], [251]
Cutler, Sir J., [177]

Damiens, [104]
Daniel, Cromwell’s Porter, [157]
Davenant, Sir W., [198], [240], [321]
Day, Cornet, [77]
Deadman’s Place, [146]
Dean Street, [275]
Debtors, [8], [168], [349]
Declaration of Indulgence, [110];
the second, [112]
Defoe, Daniel, [160], [217], [223], [224]
De Grammont, [347]
Delamere, Lord, [116]
De-Laune, Thomas, [363]
Dentists, [235]
Deptford, [223], [362], [382]
Derby, Earl of, [10]
Derby House, [173], [256]
Derry settled, [207], [208], [209]
Devil, the, bargains with, [160], [161]
Devonshire, Duke of, [381]
Devonshire, Earl of, [10], [177]
Dictionary of Dreams, [161]
Disception, [150]
Disorderly houses, [13], [100], [186]
Dissenters. See [Nonconformists].
Diving bell, [126]
Divines, Council of, in [164]3, [146], [147]
Dobson, William, [326]
Doctor’s Commons, [178], [251]
Dodd, Rev. J., [149]
Dolben, Dean, [267];
Sir W., [88]
Dommerers, [346]
Doolittle, Mr., [155]
Dorchester, Marquis of, [173], [177], [275]
Dorset, Earl of, [10], [177], [179]
Dorset House, [264]
Douglas, Captain, [116]
Downes, Bartholomew, [327]
Downey, Sir G., [80]
Droman, David, [329]
Drummond’s Bank, [292]
Drunkenness, [356]
Drury, Father, [19]
Drury Lane, [56], [125], [173], [222], [270], [321], [332]
Dryden, [252], [314]
Dubois, John, [95], [96]
Ducking-pond, [272];
stool, [346]
Duelling, [126], [346]
Dugdale, Sir W., [54], [361]
Duke’s Place, [18], [262]
Duke Street, Covent Garden, [125]
Duke Street, Westminster, [347]
Duncombe, Sir S., [340]
Dungeons, [359], [360]
D’Urfey, Tom, [101], [336]
Durham House, [197], [270]
Dutch trade, [190], [191]

Eastcheap, [246]
Easter, [359]
East India Company, [193], [194], [196]
Eastminster, [269]
Education, [278], [361]
Eliot, Sir J., [30]
Elizabeth, Queen, [299]
Ely House, [173], [276]
Embalming, [235]
Emigrants, ages of, [34]
Emigration, [32]–[34], [83], [128], [142], [143], [184], [196], [206]
English Mercury, the, [327]
Erasmus, [159], [361]
Erber, the, [246]
Erskine, Sir T., [11]
Esquires, [175]
Essex, Earl of, [10], [99], [173]
Essex House, [173], [270]
Euston Road, [315]
Evans, Ellen, [163]
Evans, the wise man, [162]
Evelyn, John, [81], [100], [110], [113], [224], [251], [254], [258], [259], [278], [293], [294], [299], [305], [312], [313], [315], [338], [382]
Everard, Sir F., [177]
Examiners, [225]
Exchange, the, [72], [152], [197], [246], [251], [253], [261], [262], [265], [266], [280], [283], [315], [316], [354]
Exchequer closed, [86], [120], [197]
Exchequer Office, [265]
Excise, [342]
Excise Office, [251]
Executions, [6], [80], [81], [104], [107], [108], [125], [126], [250], [257], [334], [345], [349]
Exeter House, [251]

Fairfax, Sir T., [46], [47], [48], [49], [50], [57], [64];
Lady, [266]
Fairs, [329], [333]–[335]
Falcon Stairs, Southwark, [159]
Fans, [361]
Farringdon Street, [276]
Farrington Without, ward of, [94]
Farryner, [244]
Farthing Office, the, [200]
Farthing tokens, [200]
Fashionable class, growth of, [311]
Fashions, [302]
Fashion Street, [275]
Fasting, [145], [146], [148]
Fatal Vespers, the, [18], [19]
Felton, John, [31]
Fenchurch Street, [172], [200], [261], [262]
Ferries, St. Mary Overies, [281];
Horseferry, [281]
Fetter Lane, [169], [257], [266], [270], [276]
Feversham, [114]
Fifth Monarchy Men, [68], [76]–[80], [82]
Finch, Sir Heneage, [177]
“Finit,” Sir John, [329]
Finsbury, [243];
Fields, [269]
Fire brigade established, [83]
Fire of London, [84], [108], [157], [198];
origin, [244];
lack of water, [244];
flight of people, [244], [245];
spreads, [245];
pecuniary damage, [246];
public buildings destroyed, [246];
warehouses and shops destroyed, [246];
causes and conditions of, [248];
suspicions of arson, [250];
arrests, [250];
the houseless, [251], [278], [279];
loss of life, [251];
effects of, [251]–[257];
what escaped, [253], [362];
contemporary accounts, [258]–[268]
Fire of [167]9, [257]
Fish Street Hill, [262]
Fish, trade in, [192], [193]
Fisher’s Folly, [155]
Five Mile Act, the, [151]
Fleet Street, [19], [27], [169], [195], [258], [262], [265], [270], [280], [315], [321]
Fleetwood, [69]
Fleur de lys Court, [248], [253]
Floyer, [238]
Food and drink—of the working-classes, [126];
suggested reforms in, [184];
spirits, [184], [289];
tea, [184], [292]–[294];
coffee, [184], [289], [294]–[296], [315];
chocolate, [184];
bread, [242];
beer and ale, [242], [289], [342];
meals, hours of, [289]–[291];
wine, [289], [312], [316], [317], [342];
profusion of, [290];
meat, [290];
fruit and vegetables, [290], [291];
cooking, [291];
tavern dinners, [292];
drinks, various, [293], [296], [315];
Royal tables, [367]
Forks, [289]
Foster, Sir R., [177]
Foule, John, [155]
Fowke, John, [52]
Foxe, John, [144]
Foyle Fishery, [207]
Franciscans, the, [123]
Franklin, Benjamin, [289]
Free Trade advocated by Sir W. Raleigh, [190]
Friday Street, [262]
Frost, Walter, [179]
Fulwood’s Rents, Holborn, [146], [171]
Funerals, [309], [310]
Furnivall’s Inn, [274], [276]

Games and sports, [15], [32], [140], [155], [328];
archery, [243], [360];
ballad-singing, [230];
bearbaiting, [169], [230], [270], [351];
billiards, [169];
bowls, [272], [290], [312], [360];
buckle-play, [230];
cock-throwing, [243];
fencing, [330], [331];
football, [243];
lists of, [328], [329], [330];
maypoles, [303];
tennis, [329];
whinney-board, [155];
wrestling, [331]
Gaming-houses, [270], [352]
Garlick Hill, [278]
Garaway, Thomas, [293]
Gate Street Chapel, [132]
Gates, [13], [218];
Bishopsgate, [261];
Cripplegate, [305];
Newgate, [276];
St. John’s, [274]
Gaunt, Elizabeth, [108]
Gayre, Sir J., [37], [48], [49]
Genteleschi, [326]
“Gentleman,” title of, [174], [175], [176]
Gentlemen Pensioners, [366]
Gentry living in London in 1673, list of, [177], [178]
Gerard, Lord, [76]
Ghosts, [161]
Gibbons, Grinling, [327]
Gifford, Father, [257]
Gills, [323]
Giltspur Street, [276]
Gloucester, Duke of, [76]
Glyn, Recorder, [47]
Godfrey, Sir Edmondesbury, [89]
Gold, Alderman, [97]
Golden Farmer, the, [125]
Golden Lane, [272]
Gondomar, [19]
Goodenough, [107]
Goodman’s Fields, [277]
Goring, Colonel, [43]
Goring, Sir George, [329]
Goswell Street, [269], [272]
Gracechurch Street, [245], [261], [262]
Grafton, Duke of, [91]
Grand Remonstrance, the, [42]
Gravell Lane, [44]
Graves, merchant, [250]
Gravesend, [33], [216]
Gray, Lord, [275]
Gray’s Inn, [274], [275];
chapel, [158];
gardens, [315];
Lane, [171], [274], [315]
Green Arbour Court, [276]
Green Cloth, Court of, [366]
Green, J. R., [139]
Green Park, [311]
Greenwich, [223], [282], [362]
Green Yard, [305]
Gresham College, [251], [257], [262], [264], [265], [266]
Gresham, Sir T., [261]
Greville, Sir J., [75]
Grey, Lord, [173]
Grey of Wark, Lord, [105]
Griffith, Sarah, [159], [160]
Grimes, [155]
Grimston, Sir H., [177]
Grub Street, [269]
Guards, Royal, [365], [366]
Guido, [326]
Guildhall, [95], [96], [107], [128]
Gunpowder Plot, 7
Gwynne, Nell, [157], [321]

Hacker, Colonel Francis, [81]
Hackney, [173], [381]
Hackney coaches, [66], [83], [229], [242], [340]
Hackney coachmen, [356]
Haddon Hall, [299]
Halifax, Viscount, [177]
Hamersley, Sir H., [179]
Hamilton, Marquis of, [200]
Hammersmith, [381]
Hampden, John, [35]
Hampstead, [9], [78]
Hand Alley, [155]
Harding Street, [276]
Harrington of Exton, Lord, [200]
Harrison, General, [58], [68], [81]
Hart, Alexander, [162]
Hartley, William, trial of, [6]
Hartly Row, [60]
Harvey, Sir Elias, [262]
Hastings, Lord, [173]
Hatton Garden, [262], [274]
Hatton, Lord, [177]
Hawkabites, [134]
Hawkers and pedlars, [122]–[124], [356]
Haymarket, [116], [270]
Henrietta Maria, [24], [27], [28], [173], [338]
Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, [252]
Henry, Prince, [10], [314], [326]
Hentzner, [333]
Herald’s College, [256]
Hereford, Earl of, [336]
Heron, Colonel, [69]
Herrick, [308]
Hetheway, R., [159]
Hicks, Sir W., [177]
Hicks’s Hall, [274]
Higgins, [130]
Highgate, [251], [258]
Highwaymen, [125]
Hill, Henry, [116]
Hoare’s Bank, [204]
Hockley in the Hole, [272]
Hog Lane, [274]
Holborn, [6], [44], [146], [171], [173], [178], [262], [269], [270], [275], [315];
Bars, [276]
Holborn, Sir R., [163]
Holidays, [186]
Holland, Earl of, [177]
Holland, Packet from, [126]
Hollar’s Map, [243]
Holles, Sir F., [177]
Holywell Street, [276], [277]
Honourable Artillery Company, [66]
Hooker, John, [139]
Horn Fair, [362]
Hoskins, John, [326]
Hospitals, [121], [155];
Bethlehem, [121], [157];
Bethlehem (New), [275];
Bridewell, [121];
Charterhouse, [269], [272], [275];
Chelsea, [158];
Christ’s, [121], [182];
St. Bartholomew’s, [121], [274], [276];
St. James’s [314];
St. Thomas’s, [121];
Sherburn, Durham, [314]
Houndsditch, [305]
Hounslow, [60], [61]
House of Correction, [356]
Houses—rent of, [287];
furniture, [287], [288], [289], [298]
Howard, Sir Philip, [76]
Howell, James, [53], [57], [188], [193], [289], [291], [296], [304], [307]
Hoxton, [88];
Fields, [315]
Hubert, Robert, [250]
Huffs, [346]
Humphrey, Pelham, [326]
Huntingdon House, [173]
Hutchinson, Colonel, [139]
Hyde, Lord, [91]
Hyde Park, [303], [311], [312];
corner, [44]

Imports and exports, [193], [194], [197], [198]
Independents, [46]
India, imports from, [193], [194]
Infectious diseases, [14]
Inns and taverns, [281], [292], [315], [316], [317], [356], [360], [362];
music in, [155];
prices, [292];
Bell, [170];
Bowman, [332];
Cask, [317];
Catherine Wheel, [60];
Devil, [169], [317];
Falcon, [169];
Goose and Gridiron, [317];
King’s Head, [90];
Locket’s, [292];
Maidenhead, [169];
Mitre, [169], [317];
Old Swan, [259];
Queen’s Arms, [332];
Rainbow, [169];
Red Bull, [272];
Red Lion, [171], [266];
Rose, [316], [322];
Star, [244];
Sun, [316]; White Hart, [168];
White Horse, [272];
Willis’s, [322]
Inns of Court, [178]
Inquisition, the, [138]
Inspeximus Charter, [83]
Irish Estates, [9], [29], [37], [83], [208]–[212]
Irish Society, the, [208]–[212]
Islington, [44], [251], [258]
Ivy Lane, [116]

Jack Alley, [279]
Jacobites, [125]
James I., accession, [3];
and the Puritans, [15];
and the Merchant Adventurers, [18];
and the Protestants, [20];
and witchcraft, [159];
and silk-growing, [193], [313];
settles Ulster, [206];
and the Irish
Society, [208], [209];
his amusements, [329];
his Court, [359]
James II. at the Restoration, [76];
and the Succession, [89], [90];
and the City, [94], [110], [114];
and the Customs, [103];
and Catholicism, [108]–[111];
escapes, [114];
dies, [126];
and the fire of London, [245], [260], [262], [263], [264], [266]
James Frances Edward, Prince of Wales, [113], [114], [126], [134]
Jefferson, Colonel, [151]
Jefferys, Alderman, [125]
Jeffreys, Judge, [99], [110], [114], [115], [125], [346]
Jepson, John, [125]
Jesuits, [126], [257]
Jewel, Bishop, [144]
Jewin Street, [155]
Jews, the, [151], [196], [235]
Jones, Inigo, [152], [323]
Jones, Col. John, [81]
Jones, Mr. Justice, [97]
Jones, Sir W., [88], [97]
Jonson, Ben, [178], [179], [199], [200], [235], [236], [237], [323]–[325]
“Judgment and Decree,” the, [87]
Juries, [345], [346]
Justice House, the, [246]

Kensington, [263], [264];
Gardens, [381]
Kiffin, William, [110]
Killigrew, [314], [321], [323]
King’s Evil, the, rite of “touching” for, [163]–[166]
King’s Head Club, [90]
King Street, Cheapside, [75], [107]
King Street, Covent Garden, [252]
King Street, Westminster, [195], [270]
King’s Wardrobe, [67], [246], [256]
Kingdom’s Intelligence, the, [327]
Kinross, Lord, [11]
Kissing, [303]
Knight, Sir Ralph, [340]
Kynaston, [321]