TH 1 York Column open from this day till the 24th of September. Dulwich Gallery open from 10 till 5 till 1st of November.
ABNEY PARK CEMETERY, 132
Addison, Joseph, last moments
of, 19
Adelphi Theatre, 177
Admiralty, the, 54, 56
Albert, H. R. H. Prince; collection
of pictures exhibited by, 8
Aldersgate-street, Plan of, 288
Almack's Assembly Rooms, 180
Ambassadors' residences, xlviii
Anglesea, Marquis of; his man-
sion, 20
Anne, Queen, 4; and her hus-
band, 8
Antiquaries, Society of, 56, 187;
library and museum, 188
Apothecaries' Hall, 236
Apsley House, 9; pictures, &c., 10
Archæological and antiquarian at-
tractions, xliv
Architectural notabilities, xlii, xliii
Architects, British, Institute of,
188; admission fees, 189
Architects Works in London; list
of 84.
Armourers' Company, 237
Army; regulations relative to en-
listments, pay, &c., 53
Army and Navy Club, 216
Artillery Ground, 238
Asiatic Society, 190
Ashburton, Lord; mansion of, 20
Astley's Theatre, 178
Astronomical Society, 191
Athenæum Club, 219
BANK OF ENGLAND; its origin, 59;
its ingenious weighing and
printing machines, 60, 61
Bancroft, Francis; glazed coffin
of, 119
Barber Surgeons' Hall, 237
Barclay and Perkins's brewery,
75; origin of the firm, 76
Barnabas (St.) Church, Pimlico, and
Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, 127
Bartholomew the Great (St.)
Batholomew's (St.) Hospital, 203;
enormous quantities of medica-
ments used, 204-5; its lec-
turers, &c., 205
Bath House, its fine collection of
pictures, 20, 21
Baths and Wash-houses, 214
Battersea Park, 34
Bavarian Chapel, 128
Bedford-square, Plan of, 302
Belgrave-square, Plan of, 297
Belgravia, xi
Berkeley-square, Plan of, 298
Bethlehem Hospital for Lunatics,
206; notorious inmates, 207
Billingsgate Market, 72, 73
Birth-places of eminent persons, 239
Bishopsgate-street, Plan of, 289
Blackfriars Bridge, 45
Blind, Schools and Asylums for
the, 214
Bloomsbury-square, Plan of, 301
Botanical Gardens, Regent's-park,
34; Kew, 36
Bow-street, Covent-garden, Plan
of, 281
Bow Church, and Bow bells, 122
Breweries, 75, 76
Bride's (St.) Church, Fleet-street,
122; source of Wren's idea of
its construction, 123
Bridewell, City Prison, 145; Hol-
bein's Picture, 146
Bridges over the Thames; London,
44; Southwark, ib.; Black-
friars, 45; Hungerford, ib.;
Waterloo, 46; Westminster,
ib.; Vauxhall, 47
Bridgewater House and its Picture
Gallery, 17, 18
British Museum, mode of admis-
sion to the Reading Room,
149-51; ground plan, 150;
origin and progress of the
Museum, 151; Egyptian an-
tiquities, 152; Nineveh mar-
bles, 153; Etruscan Room, ib.;
Elgin marbles, 154-5; Phiga-
lian and Lycian marbles, 156;
Townley collection, 157; Port-
land Vase and its mishaps,
157-8; modern marbles, 158;
Romano-British antiquities,
159; library of printed books,
159; reading-room regula-
tions, 160; manuscripts,
160-61; prints, drawings, &c.,
161-62; zoological collection,
162-4
Brompton Cemetery, 132
Brooks's Club, 217
Brunel, Sir I. K., great engineer-
ing work by, 47
Buccleuch, Duke of, his town
mansion, 14
Buckingham Palace, juggle in
which it originated, subse-
quent alterations, &c., 1, 2;
its chief pictures, 2, 3
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground,
132; its chief tenants, 133;
enormous number interred
there, 134
Burial places of eminent persons,
240-244
Burials in London, 130-1
Burlington House, 21; Hogarth's
caricature, 22
Byron, Wm., 5th Lord; scene of
his duel with Mr. Chaworth,
256
CABS, regulations relative to,
xxix, xxx
Camberwell Church, 127
Canova, characteristic anecdote of,
46
Canterbury, Archbishops of, addi-
tions to Lambeth Palace by,
8,9
Carlton Club, 217
Carlton Ride Records, 58
Carpenters' Hall, 238
Cavendish, Hon. Chas., mansion
of, 21
Cavendish-square, Plan of, 300
Cæsar, Sir Julius; his curious
monument and epitaph, 119
Cemeteries and Burial Grounds,
130, 133
Chancery, Inns of, 143
Chancery-lane, 278; Plan, 279
Chapter House, Westminster, 58
Charing Cross to Westminster
Abbey, Plan, 283
Charing Cross Hospital, 212
Charitable Institutions and Hospi-
tals, 203, 214
Charles I., parting with his child-
ren, 4; his execution, 6, 7;
vicissitudes of the Charing
Cross statue, 254
Charles II. born, 4; statue of,
Charter-House School and Hospi-
tal, 195; the poor brethren,
Cheapside, description of, 272;
Plan, 273
Chelsea Hospital, 209
Chesterfield House, 18; its associ-
ations, 18, 19
Christ's Hospital, 196; its notabi-
lities, 197; eminent scholars,
197-8; mode of admission, 199.
Churches and Places of Worship,
Cathedral and Episcopal, 92-
127; Dissenting, 127-8; Ro-
man Catholic, 128; Foreign,
129; Jews, 130
City of London School, 201
City the, and the City Halls and
Companies, 223–238, xi
City Prison, Holloway, 149
City Road, 280
Clayton, Mr.; his aquatic feat, 42
Clement's Inn, and its associa-
tions, 144
Clerkenwell Sessions House, 137
Clothworkers' Hall, 235
Clubs and Club Houses, 215-222
Coal Exchange, 69; number of
Seamen employed in the
Trade, 70
Cockney, traditional origin of the
epithet, 224
Cold Bath Fields House of Correc-
tion, 148
College, v., Heralds, 186
College of Physicians. (See Phy-
sicians.)
College of Surgeons. (See Surgeons.)
Colleges and Schools, 191-202
Colliers, Regulations of the port of
London relative to, 44
Colonial Office, 49
Commercial buildings, banks, &c.,
59, 70. (See the various
heads under which same are
placed.)
Commercial Docks, 69
Dissenters' Chapels, 127-8
Docks; West India, East India,
St. Katherine's, London, Com-
mercial, 65-69
Domesday Book, 58
Drapers' Hall and Gardens, 231
Dreadnought, Seamens' Hospital
Ship, 214
Drury-lane (the street so called);
ancient state of, 276; plan, 277
Drury-lane Theatre, 176
Dulwich Gallery of Paintings, 168;
its chief pictures, 169
Dupin, M., on Waterloo Bridge, 46
EAST INDIA DOCKS, 66
East India House, 64; museum
and notabilities, 65
Electric Telegraph, xvii
Companies of London, and their Ellesmere, Earl of; his mansion
Halls, 229-238
Conservative Club, 218
Corn Exchange, 69
Cornhill, description of, 274; Plan,
Eminent persons; London birth-
places of, 239; burial places,
240-244; dwelling places,
244-249
Engineers, Civil; Institution of,
188
Events, remarkable, 249--253
Exchequer, office of the, 49
Excise Office, 50, 55
Exeter Hall, 180
EXHIBITION, THE, xlix
Exhibition of the Royal Academy,
Exhibitions in general, xxxvi (See
Museums.)
Fish-street-hill, Plan of, 289
Flaxman Museum, 192
Deaf and Dumb, Asylum for the, Fleet Prison, the late, 149
Debtors' Prisons, 149
Delafield, Mr.; ruinous experience
of, as an Opera-house lessee,
176
Design, Government School of, 202
Devonshire House, its pictures and
literary treasures, 12
Dining and Supper places, xxxiii
-XXXVii
Diorama, xxxvi
Fleet-street, 270; Plan of, 271
Foreign Churches and Chapels,
128, 129
Foreign Office, 49
Foundling Hospital,
Chapel, 213
Free Exhibitions. (See Museums.)
Free Hospital, 212
French Protestant Church, 129
French Rom. Catholic Chapel,
George's (St.), Roman Catholic
Cathedral, 128
George's (St.), Church, Hanover-
square, 126
George's (St.), Hospital, 208
George II. and his Queen, 4, 8;
junction of their remains, 97
George III., statue of, 254
George IV. born, 4, statue of, 254
German Lutheran Church and
Chapel, 129
Giles (St.), Church, Camberwell,
127
Globe (Wyld's), xxxvi
Goldsmiths' Hall, 232
Gospel, Society for the Propaga-
tion of the, 256
Government Offices and Establish-
ments, 48,-59
Gracechurch-street, Plan of, 289
Gray's Inn, and Gray's Inn Gar-
dens, 143
Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-
fields, Plan of, 282
Green Park, 31; objects to be ob-
served, 32
Greenwich Hospital and Hall, 210;
the Chapel, &c., 211
Greenwich Park, and the Astro-
nomical Observatory, 34, 35
Grocers' Hall, 230
Grosvenor House, its pictures,
&c., 15
Grosvenor-place, Plan of, 285
Grosvenor-square, Plan of, 297
Guards' Club, 216
Guildhall, 225; its statues, &c.,
226
Guy's Hospital, 208
HABERDASHERS' HALL, 234
Hallowell, Capt., his present to
Lord Nelson, 113
Hanover-square, Plan of, 299
Harcourt House, 22
Haymarket (the street so called),
Plan of. 284
Highwayman, exploit of a, 16
Hill's (Rowland) Chapel, 128
Holborn and its eminent residents,
266; Plan of, 267
Holford, R. S., Esq., mansion and
pictures of, 26
Holland House and its successive
owners, and anecdotes con-
nected with it, 19; epitaph of
the late Lord, 20
Hope, H. T., Esq. M.P., mansion
23; his picture gallery, 24
mode of admission, 25
Horse Guards, 53
Horsemonger-lane Gaol, 146
Horticultural Society, 191
Hospitals and Charitable Institu-
tions, 207
Houses and dwelling-places of
eminent persons, 244-48
Houses of Correction, 148
Houses of Parliament, 36-41; mode
of admission to hear debates,
41
Humane Society, Royal, 214
Hungerford Market, 74
Hungerford Suspension Bridge, 45
Hyde Park, 27; plan, 28; its at-
tractions, 27-29
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, 50
Inns of Court and Chancery,
Institute of Architects, 188
Institution of Civil Engineers, 188
Institutions and Societies, 181-91
Intramural burials, horrors of,
130, 131
Ironmongers' Hall, 235
Italian Opera Houses: Her Ma-
jesty's Theatre, 175; Covent
Garden Opera, 176
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