London in the Time of the Stuarts - Walter Besant

Lacy, Alderman, [125]
Lambe, Dr., [25]–[27], [237]
Lambert, General, [69], [80]
Lambeth, [37], [221], [222], [243], [330], [382];
Gardens, [382];
Marsh, [243], [270];
Palace, [149]
Lamb’s Conduit, [315]
Fields, [315]
Lancaster, [144]
Land, value of, [198]
Langdale, Lord, [211]
Langham, Sir J., [177]
Lapthorne, R., [125]
Laud, Archbishop, [27], [31], [32], [37], [108], [139], [140], [141], [144]
Launceston, [144]
Lawrie, Captain, [126]
Lawes, Henry, [323], [326]
Laystalls, [182], [229], [283];
list of, [183]
Leadenhall Street, [262], [265]
Leather Lane, [132]
Leicester, Earl of, [177]
Leicester Fields, [173]
Leighton, Alexander, [143], [347]
Lely, Sir P., [327]
Lennox, Duke of, [10], [200]
Leprosy, [314]
Leslie, Charles, [157]
Lilburne, John, [58]
Lilly, William, [161], [162], [163], [239]
Lime Street, [116], [262]
Limehouse, [128], [269]
Lincoln’s Inn, [270], [276];
chapel, [158];
fields, [116], [155], [182], [262], [266], [270], [276], [321];
lower fields, [276]
Lindsay, Earl of, [177]
Lindsay, James, [11]
Linen-making, [198]
Lister, Dr., [294]
Little Britain, [245], [269]
Little Moor Fields, [275]
Little Old Bailey, [276]
Littleton, Sir T., [177]
Locket, Adam, [292];
Edward, [292]
Lombard Street, [28], [86], [188], [245], [260], [261], [262], [280]
London, water-supply, [9], [215], [244];
growth of, [18], [66], [180], [181];
rebuilding of, [84];
migration into, [184];
decay of trade in, [193];
new buildings in, [378]–[380]
London Gazette, the, [327]
London Wall, [305]
London Weekly Courant, the, [327]
Londonderry, [208]
Long Acre, [132]
Long Ditch, [347]
Long Lane, [269], [336]
Lord Chamberlain, [367]
Lord High Almoner, [363], [367]
Lord Mayor, [13], [15], [37], [38], [42], [68], [76], [91], [92], [94], [128], [130], [172], [218], [260], [333], [335], [355]
Lord Mayors with hereditary arms, list of, in [163]3, [176], [177]
Lord Steward, [363], [367]
Lord’s Supper, [148]
Lothbury, [262]
Lotteries, [85]
Lucky and unlucky days, [161], [237]
Lucy, Sir R., [266]
Ludgate Hill, [24], [75], [246], [262], [280], [287]
Lunatic Asylums, [237]
Luther, [159]
Lyon’s Inn, [277]

Mackarness, Rev. J., [149]
Maiden Lane, [80]
“Main,” the, [5]
Maitland, [97], [204], [251], [278]
Manchester, Earl of, [361]
Manlove, Richard, [349], [350]
Mark Lane, [251]
Market-gardens, [272], [278]
Markets, [84], [123], [124];
cloth, [88];
East Chepe, [195];
Green-yard, or Herb, [124];
Honey Lane, [124];
Leadenhall, [124], [155], [280];
Newgate, [116], [124], [262], [280];
St. James’s, [280];
Smithfield, [13];
Stocks, [124];
West Chepe, [195]
Marlborough, Duchess of, [133]
Marriage service, [148]
Mary, Queen, [117], [120], [122]
Mary of Modena, Queen, [114]
Masques, [323]–[325]
Master of the Horse, [366]
Mathews, Sir P., [178]
Maundy-Thursday, [367]
May Day, [303], [304]
Maynard, Sir J., [88]
Maypoles, [140], [340], [354]
Medici, Marie de, [338]
Medicine, state of, [234]–[238]
Meeting-houses, [251]
Mercers’ Chapel, [265]
Merchant-ships, [191], [198]
Mercurius Britannicus, [327]
Mercurius Civicus, [327]
Mercurius Clericus, [327]
Mercurius Politicus, [327]
Mercurius Pragmaticus, [327]
Meritio Latron, [346]
Metals exported, [192]
Middle Row, [276]
Middleton, Hugh, [9]
Middleton, T., [178], [179]
Midgley, Robert, his appeal for the churches, [157], [158]
Mildmay, Sir H., [80]
Mile End, [88], [269];
Green, [68]
Milford Lane, [170]
Militia, [17], [18], [24], [25], [47], [48], [50], [66]
Millenary Petition, [20]
Millisent, Sir J., [329]
Milman, Dean, [267]
Milton, [139];
family of, [176]
Mincing Lane, [200]
Minories, the, [67], [269], [277]
Mint, the, [146], [171]
Misson, [361]
“Mithridate,” [235]
Mitre Court, [146]
Mohocks, [134], [331]
Mohun, Lord, [126]
Monasteries, sites of, [180]
Money-lenders, [351], [352], [353];
female, [353]
Monk, General, [69], [72], [75], [76], [218], [266], [331], [345], [354]
Monkwell Street, [128]
Monmouth, Duke of, [99], [104], [329]
Monmouth Street, [280]
Monopolies, [193], [195]
Montagu Close, [146], [171]
Montagu, Sir Edward (Lord Sandwich), [174]
Montfort, the actor, [126]
Monument, the, [250]
Moore, Sir J., [92], [94], [95]
Moorfields, [9], [57], [78], [100], [134], [243], [251], [258], [261], [269], [275], [278], [280], [315]
Moorgate, [13]
Morality, [355]–[358]
Mordaunt, Viscount, [178]
Mordyke, Sarah, [159]
Mugwell Street, [155]
Mulberry Gardens, [313]
Mulgrave, Earl of, [91], [178]
Mumpers, [346]
Munson, Lord, [80]
Murders, [126], [349]
Music, [317], [326]

Nantes, Edict of, [108]
Naunton, Sir R., [182], [234]
Navy, [198]
Naylor, James, [152]
Nenier, Dr., [238]
New Artillery Garden, [274]
New Canal, [276]
New England, [33], [34]
New Fish Street, [265]
New Inn, [270], [277]
New Palace Yard, [349]
New River Head, [160]
New Spring Gardens, [315]
New Street, [155], [276]
New Year’s Day, [305]
New York, Province of, [128]
Newberry, Nathaniel, [327]
Newcourt, Dr., [254]
Newman’s Rents, [279]
Newspapers, [327]
Nis, Daniel, [181]
Nobility, and the City, [173], [177], [178], [278]
Nonconformists, [82], [85], [87], [110], [111], [131], [154]–[158];
chapels wrecked, [132];
laws against, [156];
preachers in 1680, list of, [156], [157];
take the churches during the Plague, [219], [220];
Anabaptists, [110], [142], [150];
Baptists, [84];
Brownists, [139];
Independents, [142], [149], [150];
Quakers, [84], [142], [152], [153];
Presbyterians, [46], [82], [139], [142], [147], [149], [150];
Socinians, [142]
Nonsuch, [261]
Norfolk, Duke of, [173]
North, Dudley, [95], [96], [98]
North Broad Street, [275]
Northampton House, [270]
Northumberland, Earl of, [10]
Norton Folgate, [88], [272], [274]
Nottingham, Earl of, [10]
Noye, Sir W., [29]
Nurse-keepers, [226]

Oates, Titus, [89], [103], [104], [346]
Ogilby’s map, [272], [278]–[280], [397]
Okey, [80]
Old Artillery Gardens, [275]
Old Bailey, [276]
Old Fish Street, [240]
Old Jewry, [26]
Old Palace Yard, [152]
Old Street, [220], [272]
Open spaces, [274]
Open stalls, [195], [196]
Overton, Colonel, [77]
Oxford, [20], [132], [326], [340], [360], [361]
Oxford, Earl of, [347], [348]
Oxley, Elizabeth, [257]

Pads, [346]
Painting, [326]
Palace Gardens, [243]
Palaces, [172]
Pall Mall, [270]
Papacy, the, [137]
Paper-making, [198]
Papillon, Thomas, [95], [96], [98], [99]
Parents and children, [361]
Paris Gardens, [351]
Parker, Archbishop, [239]
Parks and Gardens, [311]–[317], [351], [381]–[382]
Parliament—and supplies, [24];
and Charles I., [31], [34], [35], [37];
and the City, [46], [47], [50];
and Charles II., [86], [89], [90];
composition of, [374]
Parmigiano, [326]
Passive obedience, [144], [145]
Paternoster Row, [223], [245], [251], [262]
Paul, Rev. Dr., [160]
Paul’s Cross, [152]
Paul’s Wharf, [159], [260]
Peiletot, John, [326]
Pelman, John, [334]
Pemberton, Sir F., [88]
Pembroke, Earl of, [10], [173]
Pennington, Isaac, [43], [52]
Pepys, Samuel, [75], [76], [174]–[176], [221], [224], [245], [259]–[262], [283], [289], [290], [293], [299], [303]–[305], [312], [315], [319], [321], [322], [323], [326];
Mrs., [188]
Peterborough, Lady, [340]
Peters, Rev. Hugh, [81]
Petticoat Lane, [269], [275]
Petty France, [275]
Petty, Sir William, [198]
Philo Puttonists, [346]
Philpott, Sir J., [28]
Piazza, the, [315]
“Piazzo,” the, [270]
Piccadilly, [270], [330]
Pie Corner, [276]
Piedloe, [250]
Pilkington, Thomas, [92], [94], [95], [105];
family of, [94]
Plague—in [16]th century, [233];
of [160]3, 5, [215]–[217];
of [162]5, [24], [217], [218];
quack remedies in, [233], [234];
of [162]9–[163]1, [27];
of [163]6, [218]
Plague of [166]5—distress after, [84];
approach of, [218];
flight from London, [218], [219];
work stopped, [219];
churches, [219];
quack remedies, [220], [237];
charity during, [220];
regulations during, [225]–[230];
theatres, etc. closed, [230];
parishes most affected, [220];
precautions, [220], [225];
pest-houses, [220];
contemporary accounts, [220]–[222], [230]
Player, Sir T., [105]
Playhouse Yard, [272]
Plots, [21], [42], [89], [125], [250], [257];
Gunpowder, [108];
Popish, [89];
Rye House, [105]–[107]
Pompinios, [346]
Poor, the condition of, [67]
Poor-rates, [360]
Porter Close, [274]
Porter’s Map, [269]
Portugal Row, [276]
Post-boy, the, [327]
Post-horses, [341]
Post Office, [67], [251], [265]
Potter, Dr., [361]
Powis, Lord, [116]
Preaching, [149]
Precedence, [12]
Press, freedom of, [100], [143]
Price, Sir H., [178]
Pride, Colonel, [59]
Prideaux, Francis, [347]
Primrose Hill, [89]
Prisons, [13], [246];
Bridewell, [13], [200];
Clerkenwell, [160], [272];
Debtors, [8], [349];
Fleet, [54], [347], [349], [350];
Gatehouse, [78], [347];
King’s Bench, [349];
Ludgate, [171];
Marshalsea, [349];
Newgate, [103], [106], [149], [162], [262], [276]
Pritchard, Lord Mayor, [99]
Processions, [362]
Protestantism, causes of, [137]
Providence, [34]
Prynne, William, [35], [143], [144], [362]
Psalms, singing of, [148]
Public-houses, [13]
Public Worship, Directory of, [147], [148]
Pudding Lane, [244], [245], [250], [265]
Puddle Dock, [242]
Pundage, [199]
Punishments, [103], [104], [152], [153], [200], [345], [346], [361], [367]
Purcell, Henry, [326]
Puritans, [14], [31], [32], [74], [131], [139], [140], [141], [182], [186], [299], [326], [328], [345], [347]
Pym, [56]
Pym, Sir C., [125]

Quarles, Francis, [178], [179]
Queen Dowager’s Garden, [381]
Queen Elizabeth’s Day, [186], [305]
Queen Street, [262], [264]
Queenhithe, [253]

Raffaelle, [326]
Rainton, Sir N., [37]
Raleigh, Sir Walter, [5], [21], [190]–[193], [297]
Ram Alley, [146]
Ramsay, Sir John, [11]
Ranelagh Gardens, [381]
Ratcliffe, [88], [269], [362];
Highway, [54], [269]
Ratford, Thomas, [354];
Mrs., [354]
Red Cross, [269]
Reeve, Mrs., [314]
Reformed Church, the, [147]
Refugees—Huguenots, [108], [128], [138];
from the Palatinate, [128], [138];
effect of, on trade, [198], [199]
Religious dissensions, example of, [149]–[151]
Reynardson, Abraham, [50], [64]
Rich, Colonel, [68]
Richmond and Lennox, Duchess Dowager of, [200]
Richmond Park, [64], [125]
Riole, la, [246]
Riots, [19], [25], [26], [27], [37], [38], [47], [50], [56], [57], [78], [85], [109], [110], [114], [116], [125], [127], [131], [132], [133]
Ripon, Dean of, [144], [145]
Ritual, [141], [142]
Rivers—Fleet, [9], [274], [276];
Lea, [9];
New River, [9], [195], [266];
Tyburn, [9];
Walbrook, [9]
River Thames, [242], [254];
deepened, [195];
in the Fire, [258], [261], [262];
traffic on, [242], [281], [282];
frozen, [293]
Roads, repaired, [338], [341]
Roaring boys, [331]
Robinson, Alderman, [76]
Robinson, Henry, his Land Bank, [197]
Rochefort, Josevin de, [330]
Rogers, [326]
Romano, Julio, [326]
Rooke, Admiral, [121]
Rooks, [346]
Roreres, [331]
Rosee, P., [294]
Rosemary Lane, [159]
Rotherham, Judge, [125]
Roxana, [347], [348]
Royal Society, the, [239]
Rubens, [326]
Rufflers, [346]
Ruffons, [346]
Rump, the, [72]
Rumsey, John, [105], [106]
Rupert, Prince, [42], [60], [61], [67], [278]
Russel, Rev. Dr., [160]
Russell, Lord, [99];
Lady, [341]
Russell Street, [322]
Ryder, Sir W., [245]
Ryswick, Treaty of, [125]

“Sabbath,” the, [148]
Sacheverell, Henry, [130]–[133]
Sacrilege, [149]
Saddle-horses, decline of, [341], [342]
Saffron Hill, [274]
St. Andrew Undershaft, [140]
St. Andrew’s, Holborn, [220]
St. Bartholomew’s Churchyard, [335]
St. Bartholomew’s Close, [275]
St. Bartholomew’s the Great, [18], [171], [262]
St. Bartholomew’s the Less, [18]
St. Benet’s, Thanet Street, [173]
St. Botolph’s, Aldersgate, [220]
St. Bride’s, [220], [278]
St. Christopher’s, [34]
St. Clement Dane’s, [220]
St. George’s Fields, [243], [251], [258]
St. Giles’s, [156], [198], [220], [270]
St. Giles’s, Cripplegate, Churchyard, [253]
St. Helen’s, [266]
St. James’s, Clerkenwell, [220]
St. James’s Palace, [155]
St. James’s Park, [155], [173], [311]–[315]
St. James’s Street, [272]
St. John of Jerusalem, Precinct of, [171]
St. John Street, [173], [262], [269], [272], [321]
St. John’s Lane, [274]
St. Katherine’s by the Tower, [237], [269], [272], [278], [330]
St. Margaret’s, Westminster, [347]
St. Martin’s in the Fields, [156], [173], [220], [222]
St. Martin’s le Grand, [332]
St. Michael’s Alley, [294]
St. Michael’s Lane, [155]
St. Paul’s, Covent Garden, [156]
St. Paul’s Churchyard, [26], [27], [78], [262]
St. Sepulchre’s, Cripplegate, [220]
St. Valentine’s Day, [303], [304]
Salander, Tobias, [334]
Salisbury, Earls of, [178], [197]
Salisbury Court, [146], [155]
Saltpetre, manufacture of, [185];
men, [185], [186]
Sancroft, Archbishop, [289]
Sanctuary, [146], [168]–[171]
Sannods, Rev. Dr., [160]
Sanquhar, Lord, [345], [348], [349]
Savoy, the, [168], [270], [354];
precinct of, [146]
Scarborough, Mayor of, [125]
Scot, Mr. Thomas, [81]
Scott, Sir Walter, [146]
Scottish prisoners, the, [58], [68]
Scowerers, [331]
Scroop (or Scrope), Colonel, [81]
Searchers, [225]
Sedan chairs introduced, [340]
Serjeant’s Inn, [178], [265]
Servants, [187], [188], [305]–[307], [360];
Royal, [365]
Seven Bishops, the, [112], [113]
Sevenoaks, [341]
Sewel, William, [152]
Sewers, Commission of, [357]
Shabbaroons, [346]
Shaftesbury, Lord, [90], [94], [99]
Shakespeare, quoted, [236], [239]
Sharps, [346]
Shaw, Sir J., [178], [262]
Sheppard, William, [327]
Sheppey, [24]
Sheriffs, [17], [66], [118], [175], [218], [305];
right of appointment of, [91]–[101]
Shifters, [351]
Ship-money, [28], [29], [37]
Shoe Lane, [132], [155]
Shopkeepers, [280], [292];
move from city, [252]
Shops, [283], [315]
Shoreditch, [ 9], [44], [274], [330]
Shorter, Sir J., [110]
Shrewsbury, Earl of, [10]
Shrove Tuesday, [186]
Shute, Sheriff, [92], [95], [105]
Sidney, Algernon, [99]
Silk, English, [193], [313]
Silk-weaving, [198]
Silk-worms, [193], [313]
Silver Street, [303]
Simpson, John, [150], [151]
Sion College, [246]
Skelhorn, Sarah, [162]
Slums, [180]
Smalridge, George, [163]
Smith, Sir W., [178]
Smithfield, [116], [137], [182], [262], [269], [274], [276];
Bars, [262], [274]
Smithies, Rev. Dr., [160]
Snow Hill, [276]
Soame, Dr., [62]
Soames, Alderman, [60]
Social distinctions, [174], [175]
Somers, Alderman, [37]
Somerset House, [173], [264], [270], [272], [277]
Solemn engagement, [57]
Sorbière, M. de, [338]
Southampton, Earl of, [10]
Southampton House, [44]
Southampton Street, [251]
South Sea Bubble, [205]
Southwark, [18], [91], [180], [182], [261], [330]
Southwell, Robert, [6]
Spanish ambassador, [9], [38]
Spanish Match, the, [19]
Spectator, the, [161]
Spencer, Benjamin, [217]
Spirit-drinking, first complaint of, [184]
Spitalfields, [198], [269], [274]
Spring Gardens, [311], [312]
Squares, [182]
Stafford, Viscount, [178]
Stage-coaches, [183], [184], [338]–[344];
introduced, [338];
charges, [341], [343]
Stamford, Henry, [27]
Stamford Hill, [ 5]
Staple Inn, [276]
Star Chamber, [28], [29], [144], [347]
Steelyard, [253], [259]
Stepney, [6], [88], [160], [269]
Stevenson, Mr. J. J., [248]
Stewart, Frances, [300]
Stocks, the, [346], [356]
Storm of [170]3, [127], [128]
Stow, [195], [196], [197], [314], [338]
Strafford, Earl of, [42]
Strand, the, [9], [55], [75], [173], [195], [197], [251], [262], [264], [270], [276], [277], [303], [316], [340], [354]
Street Cries, [122]
Streets—Acts for pitching and levelling, [254];
cleaning, [181], [182], [283], [357];
during plague, [229];
dogs in, [182];
footpaths, [181];
enlarged and improved, [375]–[377];
levels altered after Fire, [256];
lighting, [121], [181], [182], [357];
paving, [13], [83], [182], [357];
policing, [128];
suggested reforms, [183], [184];
traffic, [84], [182], [252], [281];
water-supply, [ 9], [215], [244]
Strype, [248]
Stubbs, [257]
Stukeley, Sir L., [5]
Suburbs, [18], [67], [88], [133], [196], [262], [269], [272], [350]
Suffolk, Earl of, [10]
Sugar Loaf Court, [279]
Sumptuary laws, [188]
Sunday, keeping of, [14], [15], [20], [32], [145], [328], [356]
Sunday lectures, [150], [158]
Sunderland, Earl of, [297]
Sussex, Earl of, [10]
Swadlin, Rev. T., [149]
Swearing, [356]
Sweeting’s Rents, [293]

Taswell, Dr., [267]
Taxation, [68], [178]
Taylor, the water-poet, [338]
Tedder, William, [6]
Temple, the, [85], [126], [169], [170], [246], [262], [264], [265], [270], [277], [278],
[281]
Temple Bar, [75], [262], [272], [305], [317]
Temple Stairs, [278]
Tench, Nathaniel, [204]
Tenter Fields, [274], [275]
Thames Street, [244], [256], [260], [262], [265], [279], [280], [330]
Thames Water Tower, [248]
Thanet, Earl of, [173], [178]
Thanet House, [173], [275]
Thavies Inn, [276]
Theatres, [318]–[323];
closed during plague, [230];
in Ogilby’s map, [270];
and actresses, [315], [318];
prices, [319];
hours, [322];
Bear-garden, [320];
Blackfriars, [320];
Curtain, [320], [351];
Cockpit, [321];
Dorset Garden, [321];
Duke’s, [278], [319], [347];
Fortune, [320];
Gibbons’s Tennis Court, [321];
Globe, [320];
King’s, [319], [321];
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [321];
Phœnix, [321];
Red Bull, [321];
Rose, [320];
Swan, [320];
Vere Street, [318]
Theobalds, [5]
Thieves, [334], [345]–[347], [351], [352]
Thorney Island, [314]
Threadneedle Street, [75]
Three Cranes, the, [260], [261];
Court, [279]
Tillotson, Dr., [266]
Titian, [326]
Tobacco, [195], [242], [296], [297]
Tokens, [200], [317]
Toleration, [133], [152]
Tomarton, [359]
Tonnage, [199]
Tothill Fields, [68], [220]
Tottenham, [6]
Tottenham Court Road, [315]
Tower, the, [13], [85], [107], [112], [144], [151], [250], [262], [264], [269], [277], [278]
Tower Hill, [81], [104], [188]
Tower Stairs, [281]
Tower Street, [275]
Tower Wharf, [113]
Town ditch, [12], [13],
Trade—ruined by Civil War, [44];
state of, after Plague and Fire, [88];
and Country Gentry, [174];
and gentility, [175]–[176];
English and Dutch, [190], [192];
decay of, [193];
extent of, [194], [195];
increase of, [198];
affected by stage-coaches, [342], [343]
Traders’ tokens, [200]
Trades, [17], [18], [27]
Trained bands, [44], [48], [70], [96], [116], [152], [153]
Trinity Lane, [279]
Trowel, John, [153]
Tulse, Sir H., [99]
Tunbridge Wells, [341]
Turkey fleet, loss of, [121], [122]
Turner, Mrs., [155]
Turnmill Street, [274]
Tyburn, [80], [103], [108], [126]
Tyburn Road, [44], [269]
Tycheburne, Thomas, [6]
Tyrconnel, Earl of, [9]
Tyrone, Earl of, [9]

Ulster, [9], [206]
Union, Act of, [128]
Upper Moorfields, [274]
Utrecht, Peace of, [205]