Survey of London, Volume 05 (of 14), the parish of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, part 2 - William Edward Riley; George Laurence Gomme

[^[782]]Chimneypiece in front room on first floor (photograph).

INDEX OF NAMES AND TITLES.

Abercorn, James Hamilton, 2nd Earl of, [102]
Adam Brothers, [151]
Alan, [107]
Aldewych, [23], [107]
Aldewych (Oldwych) Close, [34], [35], [37], [42], [43], [93], [94], [100], [125]
Aldewych Cross, [23]
Alfred Place, [186]
Allen, John, [3]n
Allen, Thomas, [108]
Allington, Lady, [102]
Allington, Lord, [102]n
All Saints’ Church, West Street, [115]–116
Almshouses in Monmouth Street, [138]
Alsopp, Henry, [18]
Ampthill, Henry, [109]
Ampthill, John, [109]n
Angel, The, [122], [125]
Angell, Robert, [13], [14]
Antelope Inn, [3]
Apsley, Henry, Lord (afterwards Earl Bathurst), [149]
Apsley, John, [6], [8]n
Apsley, Peter, [6], [7]
Archer, J. W., [45], [48], [105]
Ardowin, John, [115]
Arne, Thomas, [89]
Arne, Thomas Augustine, [89]
Arthur, John, [92]
Arthur Street, [145]
Arundell, Thomas Howard, Earl of, [44]
Arundell, Thomas, 1st Baron Arundell of Wardour, [50]
Ashburnham, Francis, [119]n
Ashley, Sir Anthony, [7], [9]n
Ashley, James, [76], [77]
Ashley, Mrs. (formerly Worlidge), [77]
Ashlin Place (formerly Paviors Alley), [106], [108]
Aspin, William, [89]
Aston, Coston, [56]
Aubigny, Seigneurs d’ (See Stuart.)
Auchinleck, Alexander Boswell, Lord, [57]
Aynscombe, Lily, [84]
Back garden, Weld Street, [95]n
Bacon, Sir Nicholas, [186], [187]
Bacon’s Hotel, Great Queen Street, [84]
Bagford, John, [38], [44]
Baguley, Mr., [86], [87]
Bailey, Anthony, [3]n, [9]n
Bailey, E. H., [62]
Bailey, Jas., [164], [167]
Bailie, Jas., [179]
Bainbridge (Baynbrigge), Jane, [145]n
Bainbridge, Henry, [145]
Bainbridge Street, [145]
Baines, —, [84]
Baker, Ric., [103]n
Baker, William, [139]
Baltimore (Battimore), Lord, [95], [96]
Baltimore, Lady, [96]
Banks, Sir John, [7]
Banks, Sir Ralph, [7], [8]
Bannister, John, [104]
Banqueting Hall, Freemasons’ Tavern, [63]
Banson, —, [66]
Baptist Chapel, Little Wild Street, [99]
Barber, Ann, [110]
Barber, Thomas, [110]
Barber, William, [110]
Barbor (alias Grigge), John, [145]
Barker, John Raymond, [180]
Barker, Thos., [7]n
Barkstead, John, [120]
Barnard, William, [11]n
Barnett, Thomas, [28]n
Barnfather, John, [133]
Barnfather, Mary, [134]
Barnfather, Robert, [134]
Baron, John, [125]
Barrington, Sir Thos., [39]
Bath, Countess of, [75]
Bathurst, Henry, 2nd Earl of, [149]
Baxter, Nathaniel, [139]
Bear, The, Broad Street, [19], [107], [108], [125]
Bear Brewhouse, [108]n
Bear (Bere) Close, [19], [20], [21], [29]n, [30]n, [125]
Bear Croft, [19]
Beauclerk, Lady Diana, [149]
Beauclerk, Lord Sydney, [149]
Beauclerk, Hon. Topham, [149]
Beaufort, Henry, Duke of, [75]n
Beaufort House, Chelsea, [53]
Beavor, Edward, [75]
Beavor, Rhoda (formerly Webb), [75]
Bedford, Dukes of, [126]
Bedford, Francis Russell, Earl of, [23]n, [51]n
Bedford, Gertrude, Duchess of, [149], [188]
Bedford, Herbrand Arthur, 11th Duke of, [147], [148], [149], [150], [151]n, [162], [163]n
Bedford, John, 4th Duke of, [149]
Bedford Square, [147], [150]–184
Bedloe, Mr., [97]n
Belasyse, Ann, Lady (formerly Lady Ann Powlet), [137]
Belasyse, Ann, Lady (daughter of Sir Robert Crane), [137]
Belasyse, Frances, [137]
Belasyse, Sir Henry, [137]
Belasyse, Hon. Isabella, [55]
Belasyse, Jane, Lady, [137]
Belasyse, John, Baron Belasyse, [47], [55], [65], [137]
Bell, William, [19]n
Bellamont, Richard Coote, 4th Earl, [56], [76]
Bellamont, Countess (formerly Lady Oxenden), [76]
Belton Street, [103], [105], [111]
Bennet, Samuel, [110]
Bennet’s Garden (The Bowl property), [112]
Berkeley, Elizabeth, dowager Lady, [92]
Berkstead, Col., [60]n
Bertie, Hon. Robert, [136]
Bethell, Zachery, [119]n, [122]n
Betterton Street, [103], [104]
Bevan, —, [182]
Bierly, William. (See Byerly)
Bigg, John, [39]n
Bigg, Walter, [120]n
Bishop, John, [3]n
Bishopp, Samuel, [3]n
Black Bear Inn, [107]
Black Bear Yard, [108]
Black Lamb, [110], [111]
Blacksmith’s forge, [144]
Blackwell, Jonathan, [74]
Blackwell, Rev. Thos., [115]n
Blague, Mary, [16]n
Blisset, Joseph, [70]
Blomeson, John, [126]
Bloomsbury Great Close, [125]n, [187]
Blount, Charles (afterwards Earl of Devonshire), [126]n
Blount (Blunt), Sir James. (See Mountjoy.)
Blumsberrie Fieldes, [110]n
Blyke, Ric., [75]n
Blythe, Arthur, [110]n, [111]n
Blythe, Thomas, [110]
Boak, —, [66]
Boak, Ann, [66], [67]n
Boak, E., [66]
Bochier, Thomas, [3]n
Boddington, John, [169]
Bol, Ferdinand, [55]
Boldero, John, [184]
Boldero, Mrs., [184]
Bolingbroke, Lord, [149]
Bolton, Charles Powlett, 2nd Duke of, [65]
Bonomi, —, [151]
Booker, Mr., [12]
Booth, Rev. Chas., [11]
Bootle, Mrs., [169]
Borde, Doctor, [119], [125]
Boreman, Robert, [139]
Borrett, Edw., [70]
Bosomysynne, [23]n
Boswell, Alexander, Lord Auchinleck, [57]
Boswell, Jas., [57]
Boswell, John, [121]
Boteler, Sir Robert, [137]
Bothwell, Lord, [6]n
Bothwell House, [6]n
Bottomley, Joseph, [44]n, [46]
Boundary of parish, [1]–2
Bowen, —, [57]
Bower, J., [84]
Bowes, Robert, [28]
Bowes, William, [144]
Bowl, The, [110], [111], [112]n
Bowl Yard, [111]
Bowne, Madame, [56]
Boyle, Roger, 1st Earl of Orrery, [79]
Bradley, James, [76]
Bradshaw, Mr., [91]
Braithwait, Mr., [18]
Bramston, Sir John, [145]n
Bransby, Robert, [79]
Braynsgrave, William, [20]
Brereton, W., [56]
Brett, Richard, [21], [42], [43]
Brewer, Thomas, [46]n, [50]
Bringhurst, Anne, [121]n
Bringhurst, Isaac, [118]n, [119], [121]
Briscowe, James, [20]n, [24]n, [107]
Briscowe, Joan (née Wise), [107], [119]
Bristol, George Digby, 2nd Earl of, [52], [54]
Bristol, John Digby, Earl of, [23]n, [47]n, [50], [51]
Bristol House (Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen Street), [42]–58, [59], [60], [63], [65]
Bristow, John, [149]
Bristowe, Jas., [119]
British Lying-In Hospital, [103]
Broad Street, [101], [106]–111
Brock (Brooke), Thos., [92]
Bromeley, Robert, [108]
Bromley, Sir John. (See Brownlow.)
Brooke, Catherine, Lady, [51]
Brooke, Robert Greville, 2nd Baron, [51]n
Brooks, Mr., [61]
Broome, Peter, [7]n
Broomwhoerwood, Thomas, [11]
Brown and Barrow, Messrs., [63]
Browne, Henry, [47], [48]
Browne, Henry, 5th Viscount Montagu, [65]
Browne, Isaac Hawkins (father and son), [84], [85]
Browne, Robert, [126]
Browne, Thomas, [126]
Browne, Tom, [68]
Brownlow (Bromley), Sir John, [102], [112]
Brownlow, Sir John, [103], [105]
Brownlow, Sir Richard, [103]
Brownlow Street, [103]
Brownlow Street Lying-In Hospital, [103]
Brudenell, Anne, Countess of Cardigan, [90]
Brudenell, Robert, 2nd Earl of Cardigan, [90]
Buck, George, [28]
Buck, John, [7]
Buck, Margaret, [6], [7]
Buck, Matthew, [20], [24]
Buckeridge, Edmund, [145]n
Buckeridge, Nicholas, [145]n
Buckeridge, Sara, [145]n
Buckingham, George Villiers, 1st Duke of, [91]n
Buckingham, George Villiers, 2nd Duke of, [91]n
Buckingham, Katherine, Duchess of, [91]n
Buckingham and Normanby, John Sheffield, Duke of, [74]
Bucknall Street, [145]
Buckner, John, (afterwards Bishop of Chichester), [138], [139]
Buckridge Street, [145]
Burges, Thos., [87], [92]
Burgh, Ulick de. (See Clanricarde).
Burghe, Edw., [59]n, [60]n, [67]n
Burn, Thomas, [167]
Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury, [75]
Burnett, —, [71]
Burrage, Thomas, [21]
Burton, Thomas, [27], [29], [30], [31]n, [32], [35]n, [37]
Burton, Thomas, [11]
Burton, Walter, [29], [30], [31], [35], [40]
Burton and Co., [11]
Burton Lazars, [24], [27], [117]–126
Byerly (Bierly), William, [6], [8]n, [94]
Byng, Ed., [65]n
Byrcke, — Esq., [119]
Byrn, Wm., [71]
Calley (Cawley), Sir W., [42], [93]
Cantelowe Close, [187], [188]
Cardigan, Anne, Countess of, [90]
Cardigan, Robert Brudenell, 2nd Earl of, [90]
Carew, Anne, [6], [7]
Carew, George, Dean of Windsor, [6]n
Carew, Sir George, Baron Carew of Clopton and Earl of Totnes, [6]
Carew, Lady Martha, [125]
Carew, Peter, [6]
Carew, Thomas, [119], [122], [125]
Carew, Sir Wymonde, [119], [122], [125], [127]
Carlisle, Charles Howard, 3rd Earl of, [92]
Carlisle, Edward Howard, 2nd Earl of, [92]
Carlisle, James Hay, Earl of, [19]
Carnwath, Robert Dalyell, Earl of, [43]
Carpenter, John, [186], [187]
Carter, Benjamin, [120]
Carter, Rev. Philip, [59]n, [70]
Cartwright, William, [74]n
Cary, Lord, [101]n
Case, Thomas, [78]n
Castell, Samuel, [179]
Castle Street, [112]n, [113], [114]
Castlehaven, Countess of, [102]
Catton, Charles (Senior), [11], [12]
Catton, Charles (Junior), [12]
Cavendish, Lord Charles, [162]
Cavendish, Hon. Henry, [162]
Cavendish, Hon. John, [162]
Cavendish, William, 3rd Earl of Devonshire, [54]
Cecil, Robert, Earl of Salisbury, [36]
Chaloner, Joan, Lady (widow of Sir Thomas Legh), [124], [126]
Chaloner, Sir Thomas, [126]n
Chamberlain, Dr., [82]
Chamberlain’s Stable, [5]n
Chandler, Nathaniel, [29]n
Chandler, Samuel, [29]n
Chandos, Henry, Duke of, [75]n
Chapman, George, [135]
Charing Cross Road, [118], [119]
Charles I., [13]
Charles Street (now Macklin Street), [30]
Chaworth, Lady, [91], [92]
Chaworth, Patricius, 3rd Viscount, [91]
Cheek, Phineas, [11]
Cheeke, —, [70]
Chequer, The, Broad Street, [125]
Chichester, John Buckner, Bishop of, [138], [139]
Chippendale, Thomas, [58], [67]n
Chippendale, William, [57], [58]
Christmas, John, [23]n
Christmas, William, [23]
Christmasse estate, [30]n
Church of All Saints, West Street, [115]–116
Church of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, [127]–140
Church Close (Williamsfeild), [144]n, [145]
Church Lane, [145]
Church Street, [145]
City of London, Corporation of, [16], [186], [187]
City of London School, [187]
Clanricarde, Marquess of, 2nd Earl of St. Albans, [46], [47], [50], [59]
Clanricarde House, Great Queen Street, [37], [50]
Clare, John Holles, 1st Earl of, [100], [188]
Clarendon, Lord, [97]n
Clarke, John (Rector), [139]
Clarke, John, [32]n
Clarke, Mrs. Mary, [84]
Clarke (alias Sadler), Thomas, [80]
Clements, Thomas, [3]n
Clerke, Katherine (alias Smyth), [24]
Cleveland, Duchess of, [53]n
Clifton, Gervase, Lord, [101]n
Clifton, Katherine, Duchess of Lennox, [101], [102]
Clifton, Robert, [106], [109]
Clive, Catherine (Kitty), [70], [71]
Clive, George, [71]
Clyff, Richard, [3]
Coach Office, No. 55, Great Queen Street, [56]
Coal Yard (afterwards Goldsmith Street), [21], [22]
Cobham, Lord, [144]n
Cock Alley, [108]
Cock and Coffin, High Holborn, [3]n
Cock and Pye Fields, [112]
Cock and Pye Inn, Marshlands, [112]
Cockerell, F. P., [63]
Cockerell, Professor C. R., [63]
Cockpit Side, [94]
Cockshott (Cockeshute, Cockshoote), Richard, [20], [24]
Coke, Edward, [148]
Coke, John, [3]
Coke, Sir Thomas, Lord Lovel, [148]
Colchester, Richard, Lord (afterwards 4th Earl Rivers), [69], [70]
Colchester, Thomas Darcy (afterwards Viscount), [67]
Cole, Bassitt, [21]
Cole, Francis, [9]n
Cole, Salomon, [21]n
Colleton, Sir John, [70]n
Colleton, Sir Peter, [69]n
Colleton (alias Johnson), Mrs. Elizabeth, [69], [70]
Collins, William, [138]
Colmanhedge Field, [123]
Colman’s Hedge, [123]
Cologan, John, [165]
Column at Seven Dials, [113]–114
Combe, Harvey Christian, [149]
Complin, Mrs. Eleanor, [92]
Compton, Sir Henry, [46]n, [47]n, [50]
Con, Seignior, [67]
Conduit Close, [123]
Connaught Rooms, Freemasons’ Tavern, [55], [63]
Const, Francis, [90], [91]n
Constable, Dorothy, Lady, [51]n
Constable, Sir William, [51]
Conway, Anne, Lady, [78]
Conway, Edward, 1st Viscount (Secretary), [30]
Conway, Edward, 2nd Viscount, [59]n, [60], [71]n, [73]n, [78]
Conway, Edward, 3rd Viscount, and 1st Earl of Conway, [37]n, [78], [82]n
Conway, Francis Seymour, 5th Baron Conway, [61]n
Conway, Popham Seymour, [78], [82]
Conway, Ursula, Marchioness of Normanby, [82]
Conway House, [46]n, [60], [63], [78]–83, [84]
Cony, Sir William, [138]
Cook, William, [6]
Cooper, John, [71]
Cooper, Thos., [71]
Coote, Sir Charles, [79]
Coote, Richard, 4th Earl Bellamont, [56], [76]
Cope, Dame Dorothy, [126]n
Cope, Isabella (afterwards Lady Rich), [126]
Cope, Sir Edward, [119], [120]
Cope, Sir Walter, [126]
Cope (Rope), Master, [126]n
Corben, J. F., [138]
Cornwallis, Sir Charles, [16], [29], [31]
Cornwallis, Francis, [18]
Cornwallis, Sir William, [30]n
Coronell, Augustine, [95]n
Corrance, John, [95]n, [100]n
Cotham, Philip, [3]n
Cotton, Sir John, [51]
Covert, Thomas, [88]
Cowles Field, [147]
Cowles Pasture, [147]
Cowper, Sir John, [7], [9]n
Cowper, John, [9]
Cowper, Margaret, [9]
Crace, John, [71]
Crane, Sir Robert, [137]
Cranigh (Crainck), Burrard (Burcharde, Buckharte), [5], [6]
Craven, Earl of, [96]n
Crewe, Master, [11]n
Crews, Robert, [150]
Crofts, John, [39]
Cromwell, Thomas, [123]n
Crook, Thos., [59]n
Cross at Aldewych, [23]
Cross Lane, [18]
Cross Street (now Newton Street), [27]
Crouch, Gilbt., [96]
Crouton, John, [23]n, [144]n
Crown, The, Broad Street, [109]
Crown, The, Great Queen Street, [89]
Crown, The, High Street, [125], [144]
Crown Court, [106], [109]
Cruce, John de, [23], [107]
Curtis, William, [18]n
Dalcona Close (Pursefield), [34]
Dallison, Sir Chas., [8]n
Dalyell, Sir Robert, Earl of Carnwath, [43]
Dance, George (the younger), [187]
Dandridge, Bartholomew, [56], [57]
Daniell, William, [187]
Darby, Mary (afterwards Robinson) (“Perdita”), [77]–78
Darcy, Elizabeth (afterwards Lady Savage and Countess Rivers), [59], [67], [68], [73]n, [90]
Darcy, Thomas, Baron Darcy of Chich, afterwards Earl Rivers, [67]
Darell, Henry, [16], [17]
Darrell, William, [94]
Dashwood, Lady Anne, [76]
Dashwood, Sir Samuel, [76]
D’Aubigny, Seigneurs. (See Stuart).
Davies, W. L., [138]
Davis, —, [89], [92]
Davison, Henry, [159]
Dawes, Sir William, Archbishop of York, [110]n
Dayrell’s Buildings, [16], [17]
Deane, Jeremy, [38]n
de Cruce, John, [23], [107]
De la Chambre, John, [18]
Denmark, Prince George of, [142]
Denmark House, [67]
Denmark Place, [121], [144]
Denmark Street, [120], [121], [142]
Densyle (Densyll), Master, [119], [125]
Devereux, Robert, 3rd Earl of Essex, [88]
Devil’s Gap, [36]n
Devonshire, Charles Blount, Earl of, [126]n
Devonshire, William, 3rd Duke of, [162]
Devonshire, William Cavendish, 3rd Earl of, [54]
Dickens, Col. Guy, [89]
Dickenson, —, [83]
Dickenson, —, [84]
Dickey, William, [176]
Digby, Lady Anne (afterwards Countess of Sunderland), [54]
Digby, George, 2nd Earl of Bristol, [52], [54]
Digby, Sir George, of Coleshill, [50]
Digby, John, 1st Earl of Bristol, [23]n, [47]n, [50], [51]
Digby, Hon. John, [51], [52]n
Digby, Sir Kenelm, [42], [43], [93]
Dilleage, Lord, [73]
Dillingham, Gilbert, [139]
Dive, Sir Lewis, [46]n, [50]
Dodswell, Jonathan, [29]n
Dorset, Earl of, [6], [19], [106]
Doughty, Thomas, [5]
Doughty, Thomas, Junior, [5]
Douglas, Captain, [97]n
Douglas, John, [173]
Douglas, Sylvester, Baron Glenbervie, [172], [173]
Downe, Earl of, [102], [106]
Downes, Edward, [119]
Downes, Francis, [119], [122], [126]
Downes, John, [69]n
Downes, Penelope (afterwards Countess Rivers), [69]n
Downes, Robert, [119]
Drake, Geo., [170]
Drury House, [23]n, [34]
Drury Lane (Aldewych), [23], [25], [30], [35], [107]
Drury Lane. (See also Aldwych Close.)
Duckett, William, [6]n
Dudley, Alice, Lady, [93]n, [120], [121], [128], [129], [130], [135]
Dudley, Sir John. (See Lisle).
Dudley, Sir Robert, [135]
Dudley Court, [121]
Duke Street (afterwards Sardinia Street), [100]
Dummer, Thos., [66]
Dunbar, Mary, Viscountess, [137]
Dunn, George E., [132]
Dyott, Jane, [145]n
Dyott, Simon, [145]n
Dyott Street, [145]
Dysart, Countess of, [102]n
Dyxson, Thomas, [3]
Eagle and Child, High Holborn, [3]n
Earl Street, [113]
Eaton, Madame, [92]
Edlyn, Edmund, [31]n, [32]
Edmonds, Jane, [29]
Edwards, Thomas, [134]
Eldon, John Scott, 1st Earl of, [155]
Elliott, Magdalen, [88]
Ellys, Thos., [3]n
Elm Field, [23]n, [101], [112]n
Elmes, Anthony, [29], [108]n
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, [5]
Endell Street, Nos. 23 and 25, [105]
Ennys, Captain, [97]n
Essex, Elizabeth Paulet, Countess of, [61], [72], [86]n, [88]
Essex, Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of, [88]
Evans, Galfridus, [139]
Evelyn, George, [31]n
Evelyn, John, [12], [53], [113]
Everard, Rev. Chas., [11]
Everard, Wm., [11]
Eversley, Charles, Viscount, [160]
Exchequer Office, [113]
Exeter, Countess of, [96]
Fairfax, Dorothy (afterwards Lady Constable), [51]n
Fairfax, Ferdinando, 2nd Lord, [51], [52]
Fairfax, Thomas, 1st Lord, [51]n
Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Baron, [51]
Falcon (Falcon and Greyhound), High Holborn, [10], [13], [14], [15]
Falconer, Elizabeth, [89], [92]
Fanshawe, J., [83]
Farmer, Thomas, [18]
Farmhouse in rear of No. 196, Tottenham Court Road, [188]
Farnham, John, [5]
Fauconberg, Thomas, 1st Lord, [55]n, [137]
Faulkner, Miss, [89]
Fawlcon Yard, [15]n
Feathers Court, High Holborn, [8]
Feltham, manor and messuages in, [123], [124]
Fenowillet, Peter, [115]
Ferrand, William, [87]n
Ferrers, Washington, Earl, [75]n
Fielding, Henry, [71]
Finch, Heneage, 1st Earl of Nottingham, [79]
Finch, Sir Heneage, [79]
Finch, Sir Henry, [78]
Finch, Sir John, [79]
Fire at Freemasons’ Hall, [62]
Firmin (Firman), William, [8]
Fisher, Cuthbert, [169]
Fisher, Sir Edward, [119]n
Fisher, Sir Thomas, [21]n
Fisher, Thos., [3]n
Flaxman, John, [151]
Flitcroft, Henry, [130], [131], [132]
Flood, John, [119]n, [122]n
Flood, William, [119]n, [122]n
Flood. (See also Lloyd.)
Florence, Henry L., [63]
Flower, Geo., [9]
Floyd (Flood), Robert. (See Lloyd.)
Fonseca, Don Manuel, [37]n
Foote, Anne, [109]n
Foote, James, [109]n
Foote, Robert, [109]n
Foote, Thomas, [109]n
Forrester, Mary, [90]
Fort, Edward, [37]n
Fortescue, John, [10], [11]n
Fortescue, Sir John, [23]n
Fortescue Lane (alias Drury Lane), [23]n
Foster, Henry, [34]n
Foster, Margaret, [34]n
Fotherly, John, [27]n, [29], [31]
Foxcroft, Isaac, [97], [99]n
Francis, Matthew, [101]n
Francklin, Richard, [90]
Francklyn, Mrs., [87], [90]–91
Francklyn, Rev. Thomas, [87], [89], [90]
Freeman, Sir Ralph, [47]n, [50]n
Freeman, W. G., [70]
Freemasons, Trustees for, [73]n, [75]
Freemasons’ Hall and Tavern, [47], [55], [59]–84
French Ambassador, [96], [97]
Froude, Mr., [90]
Froude, Ashburnham, [90]n, [92]
Gage, George, [93]
Galloway, Thomas, [82]
Gallows, [144]
Gally, Henry, [139]
Gandy, J. M., [63]
Garnault, —, [71]
Garrett, Frauncis, [107]n
Garrick, David, [67], [90]
Gate House (near Broad Street), [110]
Gate House (Great Gate) St. Giles’s Hospital, [118], [121], [125], [145]
Gate Street, [5], [10]
Gate Tavern, High Holborn, [15]
Gatteker, Thos., [185]
Gaussen, Samuel, [182]
Gentleman, George, [8]n
George, Prince of Wales (afterwards George IV.), [78]
George, The, Broad Street, [125]
George, The, High Holborn, [8]
Gerard, Frances (née Godman), [21], [107]
Gerard, Francis, [21], [107]n
Gerard, Philip, [21]n
Gerbier, —, [44], [45]
Gerrard, Sir Thomas, [6]
Gibbert, Mr., [13], [14]
Gibbons, Walter, [28]
Gibbs, Tristram, [120]
Giffard, John, [10]
Gifford, Dr. Andrew, [94]
Gifford, Philip, [126]
Gilbertson, Rev. Lewis, [153]n, [169]
Glenbervie, Sylvester Douglas, Baron, [172], [173]
Gloucester, Duke of, [75]
Glynn, John, [183]
Goddard, Alexander, [3]n
Godfrey, Jno., [172]
Godman (afterwards Gerard), Frances, [21], [107]
Godman, Olive, [21], [107]
Godman, Thos., [21]n
Goldsborough, Edward, [7]
Goldsborough, Grace, [8]
Goldsborough, Robert, [8]
Goldsborough, William, [7]
Goldsmith Street, [18]–22
Goodman, George, [15]n
Goodyer, Lady Dinely, [56]
Goring, George, Earl of Norwich, [88]
Gosling, Geo., [153]
Gower, John, 1st Earl of, [149]
Gower, Lady, [70]n
Gower Street, [185]
Granby, John Manners, Marquess of, [91]
Grange, Sir John, [125]n
Grape Street (formerly Vine Street), [124]
Graunge, John, [119], [122]
Gray and Davidson, Messrs., [132]
Grayhound. (See Greyhound.)
Great Close of Bloomsbury, [125]n, [186]
Great Gate, St. Giles’ Hospital. (See Gatehouse.)
Great Portland Street, No. 122 (formerly 47), [58]
Great Queen Street (Queen Street), [11]n, [14], [34], [92], [149]
Great Queen Street Chapel, [86]–92
Great Russell Street, Thanet House, [147]–149
Great St. Andrew Street, [113]
Great Turnstile, [3]
Great Wardrobe, Nos. 57–58, Great Queen Street, [66]
Great White Lion Street, [114]
Great Wild Street (Wild Street), [34], [93]–97
Green, Chas., [83]
Green, Thomas, [176]
Green Dragon Yard, High Holborn, [18]
Greene Dragon, The, [18]
Greene, Thomas, [13], [14]
Gregg, Henry, [178]
Gregory, Edmond, [5]n
Greville, Fulk, [51]
Greville, Robert, 2nd Baron Brooke, [51]n
Grey, Humfrey (Humphrey), [35]
Grey, Thomas, 2nd Earl of Stamford, [65]
Grey, Thomas, Lord Grey of Groby, [65]
Grey, William, Lord, 6th Baron North, [70]
Grey of Wark, William, Lord, [70]
Greyhound Inn, Broad Street, [101], [108], [109], [125]
Greyhound Close, [108]
Greyhound Court, [109]
Gridiron, High Holborn, [3]n
Grigge (alias Barbor), John, [145]
Grove, Thos., [67]n
Grover, Thomas, [18], [30]n
Guerin, Peter, [39]n
Guildford, Lord North, 2nd Earl of, [173]
Guilford, Francis North, 1st Baron, [79], [80]
Gwilliam, Thomas, [29]n
Gyles’ Court, [108]
Gyles, William, [108]
Hahn, Daniel, [105]n
Haley, William, [139]
Hall, Charles, [29], [108]n
Hallam, Adam, [90]
Hallifax, Rev. Jas., [73]n, [75]n
Halton, Lord, [56]
Hamilton, Rev. Frederick, [166]
Hamilton, James, 2nd Earl of Abercorn, [102]
Hamilton, James, Lord Paisley, [102]
Hamilton, William, [11]
Hamlyn, Mistress Margaret, [110]
Hammond, George, [138]
Hammond, George Aust., [138]
Hammond, John, [138]
Hammond, Mrs. P., [138]
Hankey, Thos., [166]
Hanney, Sir Samuel, [172]
Hannott, Anthony, [28]n
Hanson, John, [54]n
Hanson, Thomas, [108]
Harboard, Sir Charles, [54]n
Harborne, Symond, [101]n
Harding, Margaret, [138]
Harding, William, [138]
Harley, Sir Edward, [79]
Harman, John, [120]n
Harris, Richard, [30]
Harris, Robert, [3]n
Harris, Thos., [126]
Harrison, George, [20], [24]n, [107]
Harrison, George, [145]
Harrow, The, High Holborn, [18]
Harrow Alley, [18]
Hartopp, Lady, [91]
Hartopp, Sir Thomas, [91]
Hartopp, Sir William, [91]
Hartoppe, William, [32]n
Harvey, Sir Nicolas, [6]n
Harwell, Henry, [6]n
Hatton Garden, No. 13, [78]
Hawford, Elizabeth, [134]
Hawford, John (father and son), [134]
Hawford, William, [134]
Hawker, Thomas, [95]n, [96]
Hawkins, Abraham, [109]n
Hawkins, Anthony Hope, [177]
Hawkins, Jane, [110]n
Hawkins, John, [109]n
Hawley, Nicholas, [14]
Hawte, Sir William, [188]n
Hayward, Sir Roland, [186]
Hell Gate, [36]n
Hellier, Samuel, [29]
Henderson, John, [66], [67]n
Henrietta Maria, Queen, Statue of, [44], [59], [60], [61], [71]–77
Herbert, Lord, of Cherbury, [37]
Herbert, Sir William, Earl of Pembroke, [119]
Heron, Henry, [5], [7]
Heron, Richard, [149]
Herriot, William, [97]n
Heston, manor and messuages in, [123]
Hewitt, Matthew, [39]
Heywood, Wm., [139]
Hibbart, Thos., [164]
Hibbert, Thos., [178]
Higgons, Thomas, [88]
Higgs, John, [22]n
High Holborn, [3]–9, [13]–17, [23]–26
High Street, St. Giles, [118], [144]
Hill, Eliz., [70]
Hill, Joseph, [84]
Hippisley, Sir John, [29]n
Hoare, Chas., [56]
Hoare, Widow, [56]
Hobbes, Thomas, [54]
Hog Lane, [112], [118]n, [119]
Hogarth Room, Freemasons’ Tavern, [63]
Holborn Place, [8]
Holborn Public Library, [18], [20]n, [114]
Holborn Restaurant, [16]
Holborn Station, [15]
Holden, Nicholas, [122]n
Holdmay, Robert, [56]
Holford, Henry, [34], [35], [36]n, [40]n, [42], [93], [100]
Holford, Jane, [35]n, [37]n, [40]n
Holford, Richard, [34]n, [35]n, [37]n, [40], [42], [94]n, [100]n, [137]
Holland, Henry Rich, 1st Earl of, [88]
Holles, John, Duke of Newcastle, [188]
Holles, John, 1st Earl of Clare, [100], [188]
Holles, Sir William, [188]n
Holles, Thomas Pelham. (See Pelham-Holles).
Hollinghurst, Elizabeth (formerly Tompson), [8]
Hollys, Sir William, [34]
Holme, Daniel, [105]
Holme’s Bagnio, [105]
Holt, Rowland, [75]n
Holt, William, [120]
Hone, Matthew, [70]
Hooker, John, [120]n
Hoole, John, [57], [67]n
Hooper, Benjamin, [28]
Hooper, Sarah, [28]
Hooper, William, [28], [29]
Horn, Wm., [23]n, [144]n
Horne, Thomas, [112]
Horseman, Richd., [29]n, [31]n
Hospital of Burton Lazars. (See Burton Lazars.)
Hospital of St. Giles. (See St. Giles, Hospital of.)
Hosyer, William, [24], [125]
Howard, Catherine, [72]
Howard, Charles, 3rd Earl of Carlisle, [92]
Howard, Edward, Viscount Morpeth, [92]
Howard, Henry, 7th Duke of Norfolk, [55]
Howard, Col. Thos., [68]
Howard, Thomas, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, [124]n
Huckle, Godfrey Kneller, [56]
Huddleston, Henry, [14]
Hudson, George, [76], [77]n
Hudson, Thomas, [67]n, [74], [76]–77
Hugh, the Smith, [107]
Hughes, [71]
Hughes, John, [71]
Huguenots’ Chapel, [115]
Hunt, John, [186]
Hunt, Stephen, [90]
Hunter, John, [183]
Hurlestone, Henry, [3]n
Hutchins, Wm., [84]
Hye, Henrye, [119]
Iley, Thos., [76]
Inchiquin, Murrough O’Brien, 1st Earl of, [69]
Inchiquin, William O’Brien, 2nd Earl of, [69]
Inns of Court Hotel, High Holborn, [8]
Ittery, John, [42], [93], [94]n, [100]
Ives, Anthony, [24]
Ivey, Lady, [102]n
Jackson, [71]
Jackson, Mrs., [175]
Jackson, Jas., [175]
Jackson, John, [66]
Jackson, T. S., [178]
James, Madd., [96]
James, Mary, [96]
Jeffreys, George, 1st Baron Jeffreys, [81]
Jennens, William, [113]n
John de Cruce, [23], [107]
John de Fonte the Elder, [23]n
John of Good Memory, [23]n
Johnson, Mrs. Barbra, [83]
Johnson, Francis, [9]
Johnson, Frederick, [9]n
Johnson, John, [3]n, [9]n
Johnson, John, [83]
Johnson, Robert, [110]
Johnson, Samuel, [57], [71], [85], [149]
Johnson (alias Colleton), Mrs. Elizabeth, [69], [70]
Johnson (alias Trueman), William, [80]n
Jones, Ed., [57]
Jones, Henry, and Sons, [133]
Jones, Hugh, [24]
Jones, Hugh, [99]n
Jones, Inigo, [44], [136]
Jones, John, [37]n
Jones, William, [76]
Jordayne, Thos., [24]n
Joye, James, [112], [115]n
Juxon, William, [65]n
Kauffmann, Angelica, [151], [152], [153], [163], [169], [176]
Keeley Street (formerly Little Wild Street), [99]
Kekewitch, Robert, [11]
Kemble Street, [34], [35]
Kendricke, James, [113]
Kendricke’s Yard, [141]
Kensington, Henry Rich, Baron, [88]
Kensington, Robert Rich, Baron, [88]
Keroualle, Mdlle. de (afterwards Duchess of Portsmouth), [54]
Killigrew, Elizabeth, [40]n
King, Joseph, [31]
King’s Gate, [21]n
Kingsgate Street, [36]
King’s Head, The, Broad Street, [125]
King’s Head Inn, High Holborn, [15]
Kingston (Kyngston), Edward, [20]n, [24]n, [122]n
King Street (now Neal Street), [112], [113]
King Street (now Shelton Street), [27], [30]–31
Kingsway Theatre, [31]n
Knapton, Samuel, [39]
Knapton, Susan, [39]
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, [47]n, [54]n, [55], [56]n, [65]n, [66]
Kneller, Godfrey, the younger (Godfrey Kneller Huckle), [56]
Kneller, G. J., [59]n
Kneller, John, [56], [67]n
Kneller, Sophia, [59]n
Kniveton, Lady Frances, [135]
Kniveton, Sir Gilbert, [135]
Kyngston, Edward. (See Kingston.)
Lacey, Jas., [83]
Lacost, John, [29]n
Lamb Alley, [110]
Lamb, Peniston, [108]
Lambe, Henry, [110]
Lambe, John, [110]
Land Bank (Land Credit Office), [82]
Lande, —, [159]
Lane, Byzantia (afterwards Cartwright), [74]
Lane, Mistress Elinor, [15]
Lane, Elizabeth, [74]
Lane, Mary (afterwards Countess of Macclesfield), [74], [76]
Lane, Ralph, [74], [89]
Lane, Robert, [74]
Lane, William, Junior, [4], [5], [14], [15]n
Lane, The, [125]
Langhorn, Sir William, [91]n
Langhorne, Richard, [52]n
Langston, Jas., [157]
Langston, Mrs., [157]
Larchin, John, [9]
Larchin, Mary, [9]
Lavell, Miss, [56]
Lawrence, Edmund, [110]
Lawrence Street, [145]
Layton, Richard, [123]n
Le Blanc, Sir Simon, [175]
Lee, Jas., [171]
Lee, John, [14]
Lee, Robt. Cooper, [171]
Lefevre, Chas. Shaw, [159], [160]
Lefevre, Helena (afterwards Shaw Lefevre), [160]
Lefevre, John, [159], [160]
Legh, Joan, Lady (afterwards Chaloner), [124], [126]
Legh, Katherine. (See Mountjoy, Lady).
Legh, Sir Thomas, [34], [124], [126]
Leicester, Countess of, [148]
Leicester, Thomas Coke, Lord Lovel (afterwards Earl of), [148]
Leigh, Hon. Charles, [135]
Leivez (Leviez), Charles, [56]
Lennox, Esmé Stuart, Duke of, [72], [101]
Lennox House, [101], [106]
Lennox, Katherine Clifton, Duchess of, [101], [102]
Lenthall, William, [97]
Lepers, Hospital for, [117]–126
L’Estrange, Sir Roger, [136]
Leverton, Lancelot, [163]
Leverton, Thomas, [83], [84], [85], [150], [151], [152], [163]
Leverton, William, [138]
Leviez (Leivez), Charles, [56]
Lewis, Jane, [110]n
Lewknor, Sir Lewis, [30]
Lewknor’s (Lutenor, Newtenor) Lane (now Macklin Street), [27]–30
Lich Gate in St. Giles’ Churchyard, [138]
Lightfoot, Richard, [144]
Lindsey, 1st Earl of, [136]
Lindsey House, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [45]n
Linley, Elizabeth Ann (afterwards Mrs. Sheridan), [66]
Lisle, Sir John Dudley, Viscount, [118], [122], [124], [125], [145]
Lister, Agnes (afterwards Lady Hartopp), [91]
Lister, Sir Martin, [91]
Little, Dr. W., [133]
Little Denmark Street, [119]
Little Earl Street, [113], [114]
Little Queen Street, [14], [16], [37]
Littleton, Sir Thomas, [75]
Little Turnstile, [4], [5], [19]n
Little White Lion Street, [114]
Little Wild Street, No. 16, [99]
Livingstone, Sir James (afterwards Earl of Newburgh), [72]n
Lloyd, Elizabeth (afterwards Saywell), [119]–120
Lloyd (Floyd or Flood), Robert, [118]n, [119], [120]n, [121]n, [122]
Lloyd, William, [113]n
Lloyd. (See also Flood.)
Lloyd’s Court, [119], [120]
London, Corporation of City of, [16], [186], [187]
London Museum, [39]
Long Acre (Field), [112]
Loringe, William, [101]n
Loughborough, Alexander Wedderburn, Lord, [155]
Love, —, [138], [139]
Loveday, Henry, [145]n
Lovel, Sir Thomas Coke, Lord, [148]
Lovell, Chas., [21]n
Lovell, Nicholas, [105]n
Lucas, John, [73]n
Lumber Court, [114]
Lumley, Sir Martin (of Bardfield Magna, Essex), [39]
Lumley or Lomley, Sir Martin, (Lord Mayor), [39]
Lushington, William, [183]
Lutenor Street. (See Lewknor’s Lane.)
Lyde, —, [159]
Lyde, Sir Lionel, [153]
Lying-In Hospital, Brownlow Street, [103]
Mabb, Edward, [60]n
Macclesfield, George Parker, 2nd Earl of, [74], [76]
Macclesfield, Mary, Countess of, [74], [76]
Mace, William, [188]
McGee, Jas., [56]
Macklin Street (formerly Lewknor’s Lane and Charles Street), [18], [27]–30
Magnus, Master, [125], [145]
Maidenhead, The, Dyott Street, [125], [145]
Majendie, Rev. Dr., [143]
Mallard, —, [83]
Mallors, Jas., [59]n, [60]n, [70]n, [82]n
Manners, Grace, (afterwards Lady Chaworth), [91]–92
Manners, John, Marquess of Granby and Duke of Rutland (Lord Roos), [80]n, [91]–92
Mansfield, William Murray, 1st Earl of, [149]
Mansion House, St. Giles’ Hospital, [118]
March, Esmé Stuart, Earl of (afterwards Duke of Lennox), [72], [101]
Market, proposed, in High Holborn, [16]
Markham, Sir John, [11]
Markmasons’ Hall, [84]
Marlborough, 2nd Duke of, [149]
Marshlands (Masslings, Maslyn), [101], [106], [110]–111, [112]–114, [123]
Martin, Joseph, [11]
Martin, Oliver, [115]n
Martin, Ralph, [28]
Marvell, Andrew, [134]
Mascall, Anne (afterwards Vavasour), [20]
Mascall, James, [20], [24]n, [107], [108], [126]n
Mascall, Roger, [109]n
Maslyn Fields (See Marshlands.)
Maslyn’s Pond, [111]n
Massingberd, Henry, [11]n
Masslings. (See Marshlands.)
Masters, Alexander, [29]n
Matthew, Geoffrey, [108]
Matthew, Godfrey, [107]
Matthew’s Stables, [108]
Mattingnon, Wm., [56]
Maud, Queen, [117], [127]
Maynard, Mary, [145]n
Maynard, William, [145]n
Maynard Place, [145]
Maynard Street, [145]
Maynwaring, Roger, [139]
Medlicott, Edmond, [18]
Mee, Sarah, [29]
Mello, Francisco de, [97]
Mennes, Capt. John, [72]n
Mery, John, [126]n
Methodist Chapel. (See Great Queen Street Chapel.)
Mickle, —, [57]
Middle Row (Round Rents), Holborn, [125]
Middle Yard, Great Queen Street, [46], [61], [86], [87]
Miller, Gregory, [9]
Miller, John, [8], [9]
Miller, Luke, [28]
Mills, Peter, [29]n, [31]n, [44], [60], [61], [86]
Milner, Robert, [28]
Moivre, Abraham de, [76]
Monmouth, Duke of, [55]
Monmouth Street, [112]n, [113], [138]
Monro, Sir Alexander, [164]
Montagu, Anne Wortley, [89]
Montagu, Anthony Maria, 2nd Viscount, [73]
Montagu, Anthony, 6th Viscount, [65]
Montagu, Barbara, Viscountess, [65]
Montagu, Edward, 1st Earl of Sandwich, [89]
Montagu, Edward Wortley, [89]
Montagu, Elizabeth, Lady, [73]
Montagu, Francis Browne, 3rd Viscount, [73]
Montagu, Francis, 4th Viscount, [65]
Montagu, Henry Browne, 5th Viscount, [65]
Montagu, John, Duke of, [66]
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, [89]
Montagu, Sydney Wortley, [89]
Montgomery, Margaret, [57]
Mordsley, W. H., [63]
More, Thomas, [119]
Moreland, Henry, [39]
Moreton, John, [84]
Morgan, Sir Anthony, [52]n
Morgan, Nicholas, [112]
Morpeth, Edward Howard, Viscount, [92]
Morpeth, Elizabeth, Lady, [92]
Morris, Mrs. Eliz., [83]
Mosen, Sir Edward, [92]
Mountjoy, Lady Katherine Legh, [5], [20], [34], [107], [108], [109], [118], [121], [122], [124], [125]n, [126], [144], [186]
Mountjoy, Lord (Sir James Blount), [5], [20]n, [24]n, [34], [107], [108], [109], [122]n, [125]n, [126], [145], [186], [187]
Mulberry Garden, [109]
Mulgrave, Edmund Sheffield, 2nd Earl of, [73]
Mulgrave, John Sheffield, 3rd Earl of, [73]–74
Murray, William, 1st Earl of Mansfield, [149]
Museum Street (formerly Bow Street), [29]
Nash, J., [48]
Nayler, John, [23]n, [144]n
Nayler, Katherine, [23]n, [144]n
Neal Street (formerly King Street), [111], [112], [113]
Neale, Thomas, [113], [114]n
Nelson, Samuel, [95], [96]
Nettleton, Robert, [134]
New Belton Street, [111]
Newburgh, James, Earl of, [72]n
Newcastle, Henry Fiennes Clinton, Duke of, [188]
Newcastle, John Holles, Duke of, [188]
Newcastle, Thomas Pelham-Holles, Duke of, [188]
Newcombe, Edmond, [8]
New Compton Street, Nos. 14–16, [141]
Newlands, [111], [125]
Newman, Arthur, [5]n, [6]n, [10], [15]n
Newnham, Geo. L., [172]
New Oxford Street, [146]
Newtenor Street, [30]
Newton, Humfrey, [6]n, [10]n
Newton, Joan, [9]n
Newton, Thomas, [15]n
Newton, William, [3]n, [6]n, [9]n, [10], [11]n, [38], [43], [44], [45], [46], [47]n, [50], [59]n, [60], [86]
Newton, William, Junior, [59]n
Newton Street, [17], [18], [27]
New Turnstile, [15]
New Yard, Great Queen Street, [46], [47], [48]
Norfolk, Henry Howard, 7th Duke of, [55]
Norfolk, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of, [124]n
Norfolk House, St. James’s Square, [55]
Normanby, John Sheffield, Marquess of, [73], [74]
Normanby, Ursula, Marchioness of, [82]
North, Catherine, [70]
North, Charles, 5th Baron North and Lord Grey, [70]
North, Dudley, 4th Baron, [80]
North, Francis, 1st Baron Guilford, [79], [80]
North, Frederick, Lord, 2nd Earl of Guilford, [173]
North, Roger, [80]
North, William, 6th Baron, [70]
Northampton, Earl of, [11]n
North Crescent, [186]
Northumberland, Algernon Percy, 10th Earl of, [67], [71]–72
Norton, Thos., [36]n
Norwich, George Goring, Earl of, [88]
Noseley, in Leicestershire, [111]
“Noselings” (See Marshlands.)
Nottingham, Heneage Finch, 1st Earl of, [79]
Noverre, Augustin, [71]
O’Brien, Murrough, 6th Baron and 1st Earl of Inchiquin, [69]
O’Brien, William, Lord, afterwards 2nd Earl of Inchiquin, [69]
Offley, Robert, [9]n
Olde White Hart. (See White Hart.)
Oldwych Close. (See Aldwych Close.)
Oniate, Conde de. (See Spanish Ambassador.)
Opie, John, [83]
Ord, Jas., [83]
Orme, —, [138]
Orrery, Roger Boyle, 1st Earl of, [79]
Owen, Thomas, [5]
Oxenden, Lady (afterwards Countess Bellamont), [76]
Paddy, Francis, [61]n, [82]n
Page, Wm., [87]n
Pain (Paign), Madame, [92]
Pale Close (St. Giles’ Precinct), [122], [125]
Pale Pingle, [13], [14], [24]n, [25], [29]n
Palmer, Jno., [56]
Paoli, —, [57]
Parker, George, 2nd Earl of Macclesfield, [74], [76]
Parker, Geo. Lane, [73]n, [74]
Parker, John, [42], [43]
Parker, Mary, Lady (afterwards Countess of Macclesfield), [74], [76]
Parker (Parcar), Philip, [31]–32
Parker, William, [32]
Parker Street, [16], [27], [29], [31], [32], [33]
Parker’s Lane, [30], [31]
Parnell, Thos., [87]n
Parnther, Robt., [182]
Parsons, Mrs. F. M., [67]n
Partington, Mrs. Ann, [11]
Partington, Elizabeth, [11]
Partington, John, [11]
Partridge Alley, [6]n, [7]
Paston, Sir William, [51], [52]
Paulet, Elizabeth (afterwards Countess of Essex), [61], [72], [86]n, [88]
Paulet, Sir William, [88]
Pavior’s Alley, [106], [108]
Payne, R., [88]
Pearson, John, [137]
Peers, Robert, [177]
Pelham-Holles, Thomas, Duke of Newcastle, [188]
Pembroke, William Herbert, 1st Earl of, [119]
Pembroke, William, 3rd Earl of, [30]n
Pendrell, Richard, [138]
Pennell, Margaret (afterwards Reede), [186]
Pennington, Sir John, [67], [72]n
Pennyston, Prescott, [8]
Pennyston, Thomasin, [8]
Pepys, Samuel, [12]
Perceval, Sir Philip, [69]
Percival, Rowland, [122]n
Percy, Algernon, 10th Earl of Northumberland, [67], [71]–72
Percy, Bishop, [57]
“Perdita.” (Mary Robinson), [77]–78
“Perepont, Jervas”, [11]
Perrin, Henry, [11]
Perry, Elizabeth, [89]
Perryn, Sir Richard, [172]
Persall, Sir William, [68]
Pery, John, [109]
Perye, William, [125]n
Petre, Sir Francis, [68]
Petre, Robert Edward, Lord, [75]n
Pettit, John, [29]n
Peters, Mrs., [186]
Phillips, John, [7]
Phillips Rents, [7]
Pickering, Joseph, [84]
Pierrepoint, Lady Anne, [91]
Pierrepont, Lady Mary (afterwards Lady Mary Wortley Montagu), [89]
Pillar at Seven Dials, [113]–114
Pindar, Peter (Dr. Wolcot), [83]
Piozzi, Mrs., [85]
Plowden, —, [71]
Plumer, John, [21]n
Pole, —, [165]
Pole, Peter, [180]
Pollard, Eliz., [83]
Polton, John de, [109]
Pont, Mrs., [71]
Pope, Thos., [83]
Popham, Colonel Alexander, [73]
Port of London, scheme for improving, [187]
Porter, Endymion, [88]
Porter, George, [88]
Porter, Lady Diana (Ann), [88]
Porter, T. C., [185]
Portsmouth, Duchess of (formerly Mdlle. de Keroualle), [54]
Portsmouth Street, No. 2, [46]
Portuguese Embassy, [65]–66, [96], [97]
Pound, St. Giles’, [144]
Povey, Justinian, [12]
Povey, Thomas, [11], [12]
Powell, Giles, [106]n
Powell, Richard, [36]n
Powlet, Lady Ann (afterwards Belasyse), [137]
Powlett, Charles, Earl of Wiltshire (afterwards Duke of Bolton), [65]
Praed, Wm. Mackworth, [11]
Prescott, Jeoffery, [35]n, [37]n, [40]n
Princes Street, [10]
Pritchard, —, [56]
Pritchard, William, [90]
Purcell, Dr. John, [142]
Purse Field, [4], [6], [10], [24], [34]
Purse Rents, [5], [7]
Pynchon, John, [11]n
“Pyramide de la Tremblade”, [115]
Queen Anne Street West, [58]
Queen Anne’s Bath, Endell Street, [105]
Queen Anne’s Bounty, [76]
Queen Anne’s Wardrobe, [45]n, [66]
Queenhithe, [117]
Queen’s Court, [60]
Queen Street. (See Great Queen Street, Little Queen Street.)
Quire, Matthew, [107]
Radcliffe, Dr., [56]
Radclyff, Thomas, [124]
Raftor, William, [71]
Ragged Staff Court, [108]
Ralph, James, [131]
Rawlinson, Mary, [106]n, [108]n
Raye, Thomas, [60]n
Raymond, Ch., [84]
Raymond, John, [180]
Raynbowe, Richard, [25]
Raynseford, Thomas, [6], [7]
Read, Jonathan, [3]n
Reade, Richard, [14]
Reading, Roger, [15]n
Redditt, Nicholas, [38]n
Reede, Margaret (late Margaret Pennell), [186]
Reede, Richard, [186], [187]
Reid, Andrew, [179]
Reneger, Thomas, [80]n
Reynolds, Joshua, [76]–77
Rich, Sir Henry, [126]
Rich, Henry, 1st Earl of Holland, Baron Kensington, [88]
Rich, Robert, Baron Kensington, 5th Earl of Warwick, [88]
Richard II., [23]
Richard, Lewis, [10]n
Richardes, Lewis, [40]n
Richardson, C. J., [63]
Richardson, Jas., [163]
Richardson, Jonathan, [76]
Richardson, W. Westbrook, [83]
Richold, —, [83]
Ride, Miss, [71]
Ridge, Jeremiah, [106]n
Risley, Thos., [126]
Rivers, Arabella, Lady, [69]
Rivers, Elizabeth Scroope (afterwards Countess), [68]
Rivers, Elizabeth, Countess of (née Darcy), [59], [67]–68, [73]n, [90]
Rivers, John Savage, 2nd Earl, [68]
Rivers, Margaret, Lady (formerly Tryon), [69]
Rivers, Mary, Countess Dowager, [68]n
Rivers, Penelope, Lady, [69]
Rivers, Richard, 4th Earl (“Tyburn Dick”), [69], [70]
Rivers, Thomas Darcy, Baron Darcy of Chich (afterwards Earl), [67]
Rivers, Thomas Savage, 3rd Earl, [68], [69]
Rivers House, Great Queen Street, [59], [63], [67]
Roberts, Thomas, [13], [14]
Robins, Richard, [107]
Robinson, Mr., [77]–78
Robinson (née Darby), Mary (“Perdita”), [77]–78
Rochford, Bessy, Countess of, [70]
Rochford, Frederick Nassau de Zuylestein, 3rd Earl of, [70]
Rochford, William Henry, Earl of, [70]n
Roger, son of Alan, [107]
Ronquillio, Don Pedro de, [97]n
Rookery, St. Giles, [145]–146
Roos (Rous), Lord, [80]n, [91], [92]
Rope, Master, [126]n
Roper, Poyser, [39]
Ros of Hamlake, Barony of, [91]n
Ros of Roos, Barony of, [91]n
Rose Inn, [27], [28], [123]
Rose, tenement in Lewknor’s Lane, [28]
Rose Field, [18], [20], [27]–32, [34]
Rosslyn, Alexander Wedderburn, Earl of, [155]
Round Rents (Middle Row), Holborn, [125]
Rous. (See Roos.)
Rowland, Percival, [122]n
Rowlandson, William, [139]
Rowley, —, [90]
Royal, Mrs., [163]
Rudd, Ric., [92]
Rudd, Thos., [92]
Russell, Francis, Earl of Bedford, [23]n, [51]n
Russell, Lady Rachel, [126]
Russell, Thos., [115]n
Russell, William, Lord, [75]
Rutland, Duchess of, [70]n
Rutland, Earls of, [91]
Rutland, John Manners, 9th Earl of. (See Roos.)
Rymes, William, [3]n
“Sacharissa” (Dorothy Spencer, Countess of Sunderland), [54]
Sadler, Ric., [89]
Sadler (alias Clarke), Thomas, [80]
St. Albans, Earl of (Marquess of Clanricarde), [46], [47], [50], [59]
St. Amond, Jas., [65]n
St. Andrew Street, [113]
St. Giles, Cripplegate, Charity Schools, [112]
St. Giles-in-the-Fields Church, [127]–140
St. Giles-in-the-Fields, Hospital of, [20], [23], [34], [107], [109], [111], [117]–126, [186]
St. Giles-in-the-Fields, Rectors of, [87], [139]
St. Giles’s Lane, [23]n, [35]n
St. Giles’s Pound, [144]
St. Giles, Vestry of, [26]
St. Giles’ Wood, Edmonton, [125]
St. Giles’ Workhouse, [109], [110]
St. John, Lord, Earl of Wilts., and Marquess of Winchester, [95], [96], [137]
St. John of Jerusalem, Priory of, [3], [7]
St. John’s Court, [76]
St. Lazarus of Jerusalem, Order of, [118]
St. Mary Graces, Abbot of, [117]–118
St. Thomas’s Street (now Shelton Street), [27], [31]
Salisbury, Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of, [75]
Salisbury, Robert Cecil, Earl of, [36]
Salisbury, Thomas, [139]
Salvadore, —, [66]
Sandby, Thomas, [61], [62], [63]
Sanders (Saunders), Mary, [96]
Sandfeild, William, [38]
Sandwich, Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of, [89]
Sardinia Ambassador, [45]n
Sardinia Place, [34]
Sardinia Street, [93], [94], [100]
Saunders, —, [89]
Savage, —, [84]
Savage, Miss Bessy (afterwards Countess of Rochford), [70]
Savage, Elizabeth (afterwards Lady Thimbleby), [90]
Savage, Elizabeth (née Darcy), Countess Rivers, [59], [67], [68], [73]n, [90]
Savage, J., [89]
Savage, John, 2nd Earl Rivers, [68]
Savage, Lady Mary, [68]
Savage, Sir Thomas (afterwards Viscount Savage), [67], [90]
Savage, Thomas, 3rd Earl Rivers, [68], [69]
Savill, Miss, [71]
Sayes Court, Addlestone, [114]
Saywell (née Lloyd), Elizabeth, [119]–120
Schmidt, Bernard (Father Smith), [132]
Scott, —, [172]
Scott, John, 1st Earl of Eldon, [155]
Scott, Sir John, [186]
Scott, John (Rector), [139]
Scott, William, [150]
Scott, William (afterwards Lord Stowell), [155]
Scroope, Adrian, [102]
Scroope, Elizabeth (afterwards Countess Rivers), [68]
Scroope, Sir Gervase, [102]
Seagood, Henry, [35], [37], [40], [41]
Seal, Office of the Lord Keeper of, [79], [80], [81]
Seales, Major, [91]
Segar (Seager), Sir William and Lady, [6]n
Seven Dials, [113]–114
Seven Dials. (See also Marshland.)
Seven Dials Mission, [116]
Seymour, Francis, 5th Baron Conway, [61]n
Seymour (alias Conway), Popham, [78], [82]
Shaftesbury Avenue, [112]n, [113], [118]
Sharp, John, [139]
Shaw, Charles (afterwards Shaw-Lefevre), [160]
Shaw-Lefevre, Charles (afterwards Viscount Eversley), [160]
Shaw-Lefevre, Sir John George, [160]
Sheffield, Edmund, 2nd Earl of Mulgrave, [73]
Sheffield, John, Marquess of Normanby, [73]–74
Sheffield Street, boundary stone in, [1]
Sheldon, Lady Henrietta Maria, [90]
Sheldon, John, [147], [149]
Sheldon, Ralph, [90]
Shelton Street, [27], [30]–31
Shenton, Mrs., [17]
Shenton’s Tenements, [16], [17]
Sherbourne, Richd., [11]
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, [66]–67
Sheridan, Thomas, [66]
Shiffner, Henry, [84]
Ship Tavern, Gate Street, [12]
Short, Dudley, [109]
Short, Gregory, [18]n
Short, Thomas, [106], [108], [109]
Short, William (the Elder), [28], [101], [106]
Short, William (the Younger), [18], [19], [27]n, [28], [29], [30], [31]n, [101], [110], [112]
Short’s Gardens, [101], [106]–111
Sidney, Algernon, [81]
Sidney, Henry, [54]
Skinner, Sir John, [175]
Slingsby, —, [79]
Slingsby, Henry, [53]n, [79]
Smallbone, Sir John, [110]n
Smart, John, [22]
Smart, Lewis, [22]
Smart, William, [22]
Smart’s Buildings, [18]–22
Smith, Edward, [80]n
Smith (Smyth), Edward, [106], [110], [121]
Smith, Father (Bernard Schmidt), [132]
Smith, John, [125]
Smith, John, of Tudworth, [76]
Smith, Lilley, [89]
Smith, Thomas, [67], [72]n
Smith, Thomas, [11]
Smithfield Gallows, [144]
Smithson, George, [6]n, [8]n
Smyth, John, [139]
Smyth, Katherine (alias Katherine Clerke), [24]
Soane, Sir John, [63]
Soho Square, [76]
Somaster, Sir Samuel, [19]n
Southampton, Henry, 3rd Earl of, [126]
Southampton Buildings, [77]
Southampton Square, [56]
South Crescent, [186]
Southgate, Rev. Richard, [136]
Spanish Ambassador, [47], [59], [67], [96], [97]
Sparkes, John, [41]
Speaks, Hugh, [6]n
Speckard, Abraham, [122]
Speckard, Dorothy, [122]
Spencer, Lady, [95]
Spencer, Anne (née Digby), Countess of Sunderland, [54]
Spencer, Lady Diana (afterwards Beauclerk), [149]
Spencer, Dorothy (Countess of Sunderland) (“Sacharissa”), [54]
Spencer, Henry, 1st Earl of Sunderland, [54]
Spencer, Robert, 2nd Earl of Sunderland, [54]
Spiller, Sir Henry, [29]n
Spittle Houses, St. Giles’s Hospital, [118], [121]–122, [125]
Stafey, John, [119]n, [121]n
Stainsforth, George, [151]
Stamford, Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of, [65]
Star, High Holborn, [3]n
Statue of Queen Henrietta Maria, [44], [59], [60], [61], [71]–77
Steers, Charles, [149]
Stephenson, Jno., [165]
Stephenson, Mrs., [165]
Steward, P. G., [61]
Steward, William, [139]
Stewart, G., [92]
Stidwell Street, [123], [141]
Stoake, Thomas, [40]n
Stockwood, Edward, [3]
Stonor, Thos., [47], [48], [54]n, [55]
Stowell, William, Lord, [155]
Stradling, Sir Edward, [42], [43], [93], [94], [100]n
Stradling, Sir Edward (Junior), [94]n
Stradling House, [95]
Strange, Sir Robert, [44]n
Stratton, Edward, [94]n
Stratton, Elizabeth, [17]n
Stratton, Henry, [110]
Stratton, Robert, [35]n
Strode, George, [42], [93]
Stuart, Esmé, Seigneur D’Aubigny, Earl of March (afterwards Duke of Lennox), [72], [101]
Stuart, George Seigneur D’Aubigny, [60], [72]
Stydolph, Sir Francis, [112], [113]
Stydolph, Sir Richard, [113], [122], [123]
Stydolph, Thomas, [112]
Suffolk, Earl of, [72]
Sun and Dolphin, High Holborn, [3]n
Sunderland, Anne, Countess of, [54]
Sunderland, Dorothy Spencer, Countess of (“Sacharissa”), [54]
Sunderland, Henry Spencer, 1st Earl of, [54]
Sunderland, Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of, [54]
Sussex, Duke of, [62]
Sutton, George, [27]–28
Swan, The, [107], [108]
Swan on le Hop, [108]
Symonds, R., [11]
Tahairdin, Peter, [67]n
Talbot, Hon. Catherine, [136]
Talbot, Hon. John, [136]
Tamworth, Viscount, [75]n
Tatnell, Wm., [171]
Tattershall, Widow, [96]
Tavistock, Francis, Marquess of, [149]
Tavistock, Lady, [149]
Taylor, Ed., [56]
Taylor, Dr. John, [89]
Taylor, Richard, [28]n
Taylor, W. A., [113]–114
Taylor, William, [15]n
Temple, Freemasons’ Tavern, [61], [62]
Thanet, Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of, [147], [148]
Thanet House, [147]–149
Theedham, Edward, [108]
Thelwall, Daniel, [6], [8]n
Theobalds, Hertfordshire, road to, [36], [42]
Thimbleby, Elizabeth, Lady, [89]–90
Thimbleby, John, [90]
Thimbleby, Sir John, [11]n, [90]
Thomas, —, [92]
Thomas, Mrs., [92]
Thomson, Mrs. Anne, [11]
Thomson, William, [11]
Thornton, Beatrice, [9]
Thornton, John, [9]
Thornton’s Alley, [9]
Thorold, Anthony W., [138]
Three Anchors, Salisbury Court, [82]n
Three Feathers Tavern, High Holborn, [8]
Thriscrosse, Francis, [38]
Tomkins, Packington, [73]n
Tompson, Elizabeth (afterwards Hollinghurst), [8]
Tooke, Edward, [27]n, [28], [30]n
Tottenham Court Road, [187], [188]
Tower Street, [113]n
Trinity College, [16]
Troughton, —, [119]
Trueman (alias Johnson), William, [80]n
Tryon, Charles, [122]
Tryon, Mrs. Margaret, [69]
Tubb, Marchant, [163]
Tubbs, Robt., [165]
Tufton, Lady Margaret, [148]
Tufton, Thomas, 6th Earl of Thanet, [147], [148]
Turngatlane, [3]
Turnpiklane, [3]
Turpin, Jeremiah, [19]
Twelves, John, [71]
Twiney, J., [83]
Twisden, Sir Thomas, [11]
Twisden, Sir William, [11]
Twyford Buildings, Gate Street, [12]
“Tyburn Dick”, [69]
Tyburn Gallows, [144]
Tye, Dr., [162]
Tyler, Rev. James Endell, [105]
Tyler, William, [61], [62]
Umfreville, Chas., [103]n
Umfreville, Gilbert, [103]n
Unicorn Inn, High Holborn, [8], [9]
Unicorn Yard, High Holborn, [8]
Vanblew, —, [76], [77]n
Van Helmont, —, [78]
Varney, Frances, [120]
Vaughan, Elinor, [18]
Vaughan, Thomas, [18]
Vaughan, Thomas (“Dapper”), [71]
Vaune, Mr., [90]
Vavasour, Anne, [20]
Vavasour, John, [20], [101], [107], [108], [110], [144]
Vavasour, Nicholas, [144]
Vere, Lady, [31]
Vere, Sir Horace, [51]
Verney, Edmund, [121]
Verney, Sir R., [120]n
Vernon, Mr., [77]
Verrinder, Dr. G. C., [132]
Vertue, —, [44]
Vestry of St. Giles, [26]
Villiers, George, 1st Duke of Buckingham, [91]n
Villiers, George, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, [91]n
Villiers House, [53]n
Vine, The, High Holborn, [123], [124]
Vine Street (now Grape Street), [124]
Violetti, Eva Maria, [90]n
Vuidele, Anthony, [119]
Waldron, John, [6]
Wales, George, Prince of (afterwards George IV.), [78]
Walgrave, John, [28], [107]
Walker, Dr. Jas., [11]
Walker, John, [13], [14]
Walker, Richard, [163]
Walker, Thomas, [29]n, [31]n
Walpole, Horace, [44], [46], [56]n, [71]
Walter, Peter, [105]
Walton, Brian, [139]
Ward, James, [92]
Wardrobe, Great Queen Street, [45]n, [66]
Warner, Henry, [34]n
Warwick, Charles, Earl of, [88]
Warwick, Robert, Earl of, [88]
Watson, Mrs., [96]
Watson, Henry, [149]
Watson, Mary, [96]
Watson, Rowland, [5], [6]
Watson, William, [5]
Watson, Sir William, [133]
Wayte, Edward, [79]
Webb, Barbara (afterwards Viscountess Montagu), [65]
Webb, Lady Barbara, [65], [136]
Webb, Sir John, [47]n, [65]n, [136]
Webb, John, Architect, [44]
Webb, Philip Carteret, [73]n, [74]
Webb, Rhoda (afterwards Beavor), [75]
Webb, Richard, [38]
Webb, Thos., [71]
Wedderburn, Alexander, Lord Loughborough (afterwards Earl of Rosslyn), [155]
Weedon, Thomas, [96]
Weld, Lady Frances, [94], [95]n
Weld (Wild, Wield), Humfrey, [59], [60], [94], [95]n, [96], [97]n, [100]
Weld House, [93]–97, [99]
Weld Street. (See Wild Street.)
Wesley, John, [115], [116]
Wesleyan Chapel, Great Queen Street, [86]–92
West London Mission, [88], [115]
West Street, [112]n, [115]
West Street Chapel, Seven Dials, [87]
Western, Thomas, [11]
Weston (Whetstone), John, [5]n
Westone, William, [109]n
Wetherell, Philip, [21]n
Wharton, Philip, 4th Lord, [79], [120]
Whetstone, William, [6]–7
Whetstone Park, [4], [8]
White, James, [28], [112]
White Hart, [14], [19], [20], [23], [24], [25], [28], [29]n, [30]n, [123]
White Hart Feilde, [6]
- —(See also Pursefield.)
White Hart Yard, [26]
White Horse in Drury Lane, [35]
White House, St. Giles’s Precinct, [121]
White Lion Street, [113]n, [114]
Whitesaunder, Thomas, [119]
White Swan in Queen Street, [37]n
Whitfield, Henry Fotherley, [31]n
Whitfield, Thomas, [110]n, [111]n
Wigg, William, [110]n, [111]n
Wild. (See Weld.)
Wild Boare Alley, [18]
Wild Court, Nos. 6 and 7, [98]
Wild Street (Weld Street), [34], [93]–97
- —(See also Little Wild Street.)
Wilkes, John, [74]–75
Wilkinson, William, [125]
Wilkinson’s Close, [125]n, [187]
Williams, Jas., [165]
Williams, John, [84]
Williams, Paul, [40]n
Williamson, Sir Joseph, [69]
Williamsfeild (alias Church Close), [145]
Willoughby, Philip, [60]n
Willson, Thomas, [138]
Wilson, Benjamin, [56], [57], [66], [67]n
Wilson, Jas., [56]
Wilson, Major, [57]
Wilton House, Picture of Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [46]
Wiltshire, Charles Powlett, Earl of (afterwards Duke of Bolton), [65]
Winchester, John, Marquiss of, [95], [96], [137]
Windell, Richard, [109]n
Windham, W., [67]
Winstanley, J., [11]
Wise (Wyse), Joan (afterwards Briscowe), [107], [119]
Wise, John, [107]n
Wise, Robert, [20]
Wither, Thomas, [60]n
Withers (Wither, Wyther), Anthony, [51], [60], [73]n
Withers, William, [74]
Wolcot, Dr. (Peter Pindar), [83]
Wolstenholme, John, [96]
Wood, Anthony, [80]
Woodville, Thomas, [130]
Woodward, William, [14]
Worcester, Edward (1st Marquess of), [73]
Worliche, Mary, [9]n
Worlidge, Mrs., [77]
Worlidge, Thomas 58, [67]n, [76], [77]
Worsley, John, [96]
Wortley, Sir Francis, [89]
Wray, Sir John, [95]n
Wren, Sir Christopher, [123], [147]
Wren, Stephen, [147]
Wright, —, [96]n
Wright, Martin, [89]
Wriothesley, Lord, [124]
Wylson, —, [119]
Wynter, Master, [119]
Wyse. (See Wise.)
Yarmouth, 1st Earl of, [52]
York, Frederica, Duchess of, [114]
York, Sir William Dawes, Archbishop of, [110]n
Young, Thomas, [110]
Zucchi, Antonio, [151], [153], [163], [176]
Zuylestein, Frederick Nassau de, 3rd Earl of Rochford, [70]

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