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
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
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
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,
Free Trade advocated by Sir W. Green Cloth, Court of, 364
Fatal Vespers, the, 18, 19
Fenchurch Street, 172, 200, 261, Fulwood's Rents, Holborn, 146, 171
262
Ferries, St. Mary Overies, 281; Furnivall's Inn, 274, 276
Fetter Lane, 169, 257, 266, 270,
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,
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;| Gaming-houses, 270, 352
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
Hatton Garden, 262, 274
Hatton, Lord, 177
Hawkabites, 134
Hawkers and pedlars, 122-124,
356
Haymarket, 116, 270
121, 157; Bethlehem (New),
275; Bridewell, 121; Charter-
house, 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
Society, 208, 209; his amuse-
ments, 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 Cati.olicism,
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
Howell, James, 53, 57, 188, 193, Jeffreys, Judge, 99, 110, 114, 115,
Henrietta Maria, 24, 27, 28, 173, Independents, 46
338
India, imports from, 193, 194
Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, Infectious diseases, 14
Henry, Prince, 10, 314, 326
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
Inns and taverns, 281, 292, 315, 316,
317, 356, 360, 362; music in, 155;
prices, 292; Bell, 170; Bowman,
332; Cask, 317; Catherine
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
for, 163-166
King's Head Club, 90
Wheel, 60; Devil, 169, 317; | King's Evil, the, rite of "touching "
Falcon, 169; Goose and Grid-
iron, 317; King's Head, 90;
Locket's, 292; Maidenhead, 169;
Mitre, 169, 317; Old Swan,
259; Queen's Arms, 332; Rain-
bow, 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
Irish Estates, 9, 29, 37, 83, 208- Lambe, Dr., 25-27, 237
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 Pro-
testants, 20; and witchcraft, 159;
and silk-growing, 193, 313;
settles Ulster, 206; and the Irish
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
Laystalls, 182, 229, 283; list of, Mackarness, Rev. J., 149
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
Lord High Almoner, 363, 367
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; New-
gate, 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, 364
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
Lord Mayor, 13, 15, 37, 38, 42, 68, | Milford Lane, 170
76, 91, 92, 94, 128, 130, 172, | Militia, 17, 18, 24, 25, 47, 48, 50, 66
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 Sand-
wich), 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
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,
III, 131, 154-158; chapels
wrecked, 132; laws against, 156;
preachers in 1680, list of, 156,
157; take the churches during
the Plague, 219, 220; Ana-
baptists, 110, 142, 150; Baptists,
84; Brownists, 139; Indepen-
dents, 142, 149, 150; Quakers,
84, 142, 152, 153; Presbyterians,
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; com-
position of, 374
Parmigiano, 326
Passive obedience, 144, 145
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 16th century, 233; of
1603, 5, 215-217; of 1625, 24,
217, 218; quack remedies in,
233, 234; of 1629-1631, 27; of
1636, 218
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Plague of 1665-distress after, 84;
approach of, 218; flight from
London, 218, 219; work stopped, | Quarles, Francis, 178, 179
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 ac-
counts, 220-222, 230
Player, Sir T., 105
Playhouse Yard, 272
Queen Dowager's Garden, 381
Queen Elizabeth's Day, 186, 305
Queen Street, 262, 264
Queenhithe, 253
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
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
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,
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 Lane, 269, 336
Lord Chamberlain, 364
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 1633, 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
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; New-
gate, 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, 364
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
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 Sand-
wich), 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
Militia, 17, 18, 24, 25, 47, 48, 50, 66 Newspapers, 327
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
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; Ana-
baptists, 110, 142, 150; Baptists,
84; Brownists, 139; Indepen-
dents, 142, 149, 150; Quakers,
84, 142, 152, 153; Presbyterians,
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