A.

ABNEY PARK CEMETERY, 135

Academy, Royal, 57, 190
"Achilles," Statue, 27; 262

Addison, Joseph, last moments
of, 20

Adelphi Theatre, 185

Admiralty, the, 56

BACON (Lord), where born, 247

Show. 74

and printing machines, 63
Bank Parlour, 63
Bancroft, Francis; glazed coffin
of, 121

Barber Surgeons' Hall, 245
Barclay and Perkins's brewery, 78
Bartholomew the Great (St.)

church of, 117; Fair, 75
Bartholomew's (St.) Hospital, 211;

quantities of medicaments
used, 212; lecturers, &c., 213
Bath House, its fine collection of
pictures, 21

Baths and Wash-houses, 222
Battersea Park, 34
Bavarian Chapel, 132
Bayard Ca-ti-, 292
Byswater, origin of name, 292
Becket (St. Thomas) where born
247

Bedford-square, Plan of, 304
Bedlam, 213

Belgrave-square, Plan of, 299
Belgravia, 13*

Berkeley-square, Plan of, 300
Bethlehem Hospital, 213
Billingsgate Market, 75

Birth-places of eminent persons, 247
Bishopsgate-street, Plan of, 291
Blackfriars Bridge, 46

Artists' Studios, 53*

the, 222

Bloomsbury-square, Plan of, 303

Blucher, 4

Boar's Head in East Cheap, 20, 259
Bonner's, Bp., Coal Hole, 279
Botanical Gardens, Regent's-park,
32; Kew, 36

Bow-street, Covent-garden, 281
Bow Church, and Bow bells, 124
Breweries, 78

Bride's (St.) Church, Fleet-street,
123; source of Wren's idea of
its construction, ib.
Bridewell, 148; Picture in Court-
room, ib.
Bridges over the Thames; London,
45; South-Eastern Railway
Bridge, 46; Southwark, ib.;
Alexandra Bridge, ib.; Black-
friars, ib.; Hungerford, ib.;
Waterloo, 47; Westminster,
ib.; Lambeth, 48; Vauxhall, ib.;
Pimlico Railway Bridge, b.;
Pimlico Suspension Bridge,

iv.

Bridgewater House and Picture
Gallery, 17
British Museum, regulations,mode
of admission to the Reading
Room, 151; ground plan, 152;
origin and progress of the
Museum, 153; antiquities,
154; Townley collection, ib.;
Lycian Room, ib.; Egyptian
antiquities, 154, the Rosetta
Stone, 155; Assyrian anti-
quities, ib.; Elgin marbles,
156; Phigalian marbles, 158;
Egina marbles, ib.; Bodroum
marbles, ib.; Farnese marbles,
ib.;
Minor Egyptian_ant-
quities, ib.; vases and Etrus-
can Rooms, 159; Bronze Room,
ib.; Portland Vase and its
mishaps, 160; Medal Room,
ib.; British and Medieval
Room, ib.; the library of
printed books, ib.; reading-
room regulations, 162; manu-
scripts, 163; plan of Reading-
Room, 164; Print Room, 165;
natural history'collections, ib.;
zoology, ib.; mineralogy and
geology, 166; fossil organic
remains, 167; northern zoo-
logical gallery, 168; insects
and crustacea, ib.; botanical
collection, ib.; portraits, ib.;
miscellaneous curiosities, 169
Bompton Cemetery, 135; "Boil-
ers," 173

C.

CABS, regulations and fares, 34*
Camden (William), born, 247
Camelford House, 288
Cannon Street Railway Terminus,
73

Canova, anecdote of, 47
Canterbury, Archbishop, residence
of at Lambeth Palace, 9
Canterbury Hall, 44*
Carlton Club, 226
Carpenters' Hall, 246
Cartoons of Raphael, 175
Cattle Market, 74
Cavendish-square, Plan of, 302
Cæsar, Sir Julius; his curious
monument and epitaph, 121
Cemeteries and Burial Grounds,
131-137

Chancery, Inns of, 146
Chancery-lane, Plan of, 282
Chapels, Foreign, 132
Chapter House, Westminster, 111
Charing Cross, 257; to West-

minster Abbey, Plan of, 285
Charing Cross Hospital, 219
Charing Cross Railway Station, 73
Charitable Institutions and Hospi-

tals, 211-223
Charles I., parting with his child-

ren, 4; execution, 6; the
Charing Cross statue, 261
Charles II., born, 4; statue, 262
Charter-House School and Hospi-
tal, 203

Chatham (Earl of), born, 247
Chaucer, where born, 247
Cheapside, 278; Plan of, 279
Chelsea Hospital, 216
Chesterfield House, 19
Chiswick, 52*

Christ's Hospital, 205; eminent