A.

ABNEY PARK CEMETERY, 134
Addison, Joseph, last moments
of, 19

Adelphi Theatre, 179
Admiralty, the, 56
Albert, H.R. H. Prince; collection

of pictures exhibited by, 8
Aldersgate-street, Plan of, 290
Almack's Assembly Rooms, 182
Ambassadors' residences, li
Anglesea, Marquis of; his man-
sion, 20

Anne, Queen, 4; and her hus-
band, 8
Antiquaries, Society of, 58, 189;

library and museum, 190
Apothecaries' Hall, 238
Apsley House, 10; pictures, &c., ib.
Archæological and antiquarian at-
tractions, xlvi
Architectural notabilities,xliii
Architects, British, Institute of,
191; admission fees, 191
Architects' Works in London; list
of 84, xlv

Armourers' Company, 239

listments, pay, &c., 55

Army and Navy Club, 218

Artillery Ground, 240

Art (Galleries of), xliii

Artists' Studios, lii

Belgravia, xii

Berkeley-square, Plan of, 300
Bethlehem Hospital for Lunatics,

208; notorious inmates, 209
Billingsgate Market, 74

Birth-places of eminent persons,
241

Bishopsgate-street, Plan of, 291
Blackfriars Bridge, 46

Blind, Schools and Asylums for
the, 217

Bloomsbury-square, Plan of, 303
Botanical Gardens, Regent's-park,
33; Kew, 36
Bow-street, Covent-garden, Plan
of, 283

Bow Church, and Bow bells, 124
Breweries, 77

Bride's (St.) Church, Fleet-street,
125; source of Wren's idea of
its construction, ib.
Bridewell, City Prison, 147; Hol-

bein's Picture, 148
Bridges over the Thames; London,
45; Southwark, 46; Black-
friars, ib.; Hungerford, ib.;
Waterloo, 47; Westminster,
47; Vauxhall, 48
Bridgewater House and its Picture
Gallery, 17
British Museum, regulations, mode
of admission to the Reading
Room, 151; ground plan, 153;
origin and progress of the
Museum, 152; Egyptian an-
tiquities, 154; Assyrian Room,
155; Etruscan Room, 155, 156;
Elgin marbles, 156; Phigalian
and Lycian marbles, 158;
Townley collection, 159;
Bronze room, 159; Portland
Vase and its mishaps, 159;
modern marbles, 160; Medal
room, ib.; Romano - British
antiquities, 161; library of
printed books, ib.; reading-
room regulations, 162; manu-
scripts, 162; prints, drawings,
&c., 163; mineralogy and
geology, 164; zoological col-
lection, 165

Brompton Cemetery, 134
Brooks's Club, 219

Brunel, Sir I. K., great engineer-
ing work by, 49

Buccleuch, Duke of, his town
mansion, 14
Buckingham Palace, juggle in
which it originated, subse-
quent alterations, &c., 1; its
chief pictures, 2
Bunhill Fields Burial Ground,
134; its chief tenants, 135;
enormous number interred
there, 136

Chancery, Inns of, 145
Chancery-lane, 280; Plan, 281
Chapter House, Westminster, 60
Charing Cross to Westminster
Abbey, Plan, 285
Charing Cross Hospital, 214
Charitable Institutions and Hospi-
tals, 205-217

Charles I., parting with his child-
ren, 4; his execution, 6;
vicissitudes of the Charing
Cross statue, 256

Charles II. born, 4; statue of, 256
Charter-House School and Hospi-

tal, 197; the poor brethren,

198
Chatham (Earl of), where born,

241

Chaucer, where born, 241
Cheapside, description of, 274;
Plan, 275
Chelsea Hospital, 211
Chesterfield House, 18; its associ-
ations, 18

Christ's Hospital, 199; its notabi-
lities, ib.; eminent scholars,
200; mode of admission, 201.

242

Burials in London, 132

Burlington House, 21; Hogarth's
caricature, 22

Cathedral and Episcopal, 94-
129; Dissenting, 129-30; Ro-
man Catholic, 130; Foreign
130; Jews, 132

City of London School, 203
City the, and the City Halls and
Companies, 225-240, xi, xiv
City Prison, Holloway, 151
City Road, 282

Clayton, Mr.; his aquatic feat, 43
Clement's Inn, and its associa-
tions, 146

Clerkenwell Sessions House, 139
Clothworkers' Hall, 238
Clubs and Club Houses, 217-225
Coal Exchange, 71; number of
Seamen employed in the
Trade, 72
Cockney, traditional origin of the
epithet, 226
Cold Bath Fields House of Correc-
tion, 150

College, v. Heralds, 188
College of Physicians. (See Phy-
sicians.)

College of Surgeons. (See Sur-
geons.)

Colleges and Schools, 193-205
Colliers, Regulations of the port
of London relative to, 45
Colonial Office, 50
Commercial buildings, banks, &c.,
61-70. (See the various
heads under which same are
placed.)

Commercial Docks, 69
Companies of London, and their
Halls, 232-240
Conservative Club, 220
Corn Exchange, 71
Cornhill, description of, 276; Plan,
277

Cornwall, Duchy of, office of the, 57
County Courts, 139

Courts of Law and Justice, 136-
140

Covent Garden Market, 75; plan
of, 305

Covent Garden Opera House, 178
Cowley, where born, 241

Cowper, the poet, suicidal inten-
tions of, 51

Cromwell, Oliver, last moments
of, 135; his inauguration, 137

Crystal Palace, site of, 29
Crystal Palace at Sydenham, 1
Custom House, 51

D.

DANISH CHURCH, 131

Deaf and Dumb, Asylum for the,
217