the lodging of General Ireton, Oliver Cromwell’s son-in-law, in 1646.
=King’s Road=, Chelsea, was named in honour of Charles II., who caused
it to be made passable, chiefly for the benefit of the frequenters of
“The World’s End,” then a popular house of entertainment. =Cheyne Row=
and =Cheyne Walk= perpetuate the memory of Lord Cheyne, who held the
Manor of Chelsea in the seventeenth century. =Justice Walk= formerly
contained the residence of a magistrate. =Marlborough Square= and
=Marlborough Road= derived their names from a neighbouring tavern
displaying the sign of “The Duke of Marlborough”; and =Keppel Street=,
from “The Admiral Keppel,” situated at the corner of Fulham Road.
=Cadogan Street= and =Cadogan Square= remind us that the manor of
Chelsea came into the possession of the first Earl of Cadogan by right
of his marriage with the heiress of Sir Hans Sloane, after whom =Sloane
Square=, =Sloane Street=, and =Hans Place= were named. =Danvers Street=
was so called after Sir John Danvers, who introduced the Italian style
of horticulture into England during the reign of Elizabeth. The street
covers the site of Danvers House in which he lived.
=Grosvenor Place= and =Grosvenor Street= received their names from
Sir Thomas Grosvenor, the ancestor of the Duke of Westminster, the
ground landlord of the district collectively known as Belgravia;
=Eccleston Street= and =Eccleston Square= from Eccleston, in Cheshire,
the county in which the landed property of the Grosvenors chiefly
lies; and =Belgrave Square= and =Belgrave Street= from the Viscountcy
of Belgravia, the second title of the Duke of Westminster before he
was raised to his superior titles. =Ebury Street= and =Ebury Square=
mark the site of Ebury or Eabury Farm, an ancient manor inherited by
Miss Mary Davies, already referred to when speaking of Davies Street,
Oxford Street, and carried into the family of the Grosvenors by her
marriage. =Chester Square= reproduces the name of the city near which
Eaton Hall, which gives its title to =Eaton Square=, the principal seat
of the Duke of Westminster, is situated. =Lupus Street= perpetuates a
favourite Christian name in the Grosvenor family, retained in honour
of Henry Lupus, created Earl of Chester soon after the Conquest. =St.
George’s Square= was designated after the adjacent church dedicated to
St. George. =Lowndes Street=, =Lowndes Square=, and =Chesham Street=,
Pimlico, are indebted for their title to Lowndes of the Bury, near
Chesham, Buckinghamshire, the ground landlord, a descendant of William
Lowndes, secretary to the Treasury during the reign of Queen Anne.
=Vauxhall Bridge Road= forms a connecting link between Vauxhall
Bridge and =Victoria Street=, a gloomy modern thoroughfare named in
honour of our present sovereign. =Birdcage Walk= comprised the place
where the aviary of Charles II. was permanently located, under the
superintendence of Master Edward Storey, the royal keeper, whose house
covered the spot now styled =Storey’s Gate= in his memory. =Queen
Anne’s Gate= derived its name from =Queen Anne’s Square=, in whose
reign this characteristic enclosure was built. =York Street= was
designated in honour of Frederick, Duke of York, son of George III.,
who lived in it for a short time. =Delahay Street= compliments a family
of this name long resident in St. Margaret’s parish. =Rochester Row=
was denominated after the Bishopric of Rochester, anciently combined
with the Deanery of Westminster, but separated in the reign of George
III. =New Bridge Street= leads to the handsome bridge over the Thames,
opened May 24, 1862. =Cannon Row= is properly “Canon Row,” formerly the
residence of the Canons of St. Stephen’s Chapel. =King Street= received
its title because it was the direct road between the Court and the
Abbey. =Princes Street=, a modern thoroughfare, occupying the site of
Old Westminster Mews, was so called on account of its proximity to King
Street. =Parker Street= perpetuates the memory of Archbishop Parker,
one of the principal benefactors of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
This street was formerly known as Bennet Street, the old name of the
College. =Great George Street= covers the ground originally occupied by
the stable-yard of “The George and the Dragon,” a well-known coaching
house in bygone days. The name of =Broad Sanctuary=, Westminster,
reminds us of the protection which in olden times was afforded to
criminals of all degrees so long as they remained beneath the shadow
of a monastery or cathedral. =Abingdon Street= contained the mansion
of the Earls of Abingdon. =Holywell Street= owes its title to the name
of an estate of the Grosvenors in Flintshire, whose town residence was
displaced by the formation of this street. =Barton Street= and =Cowley
Street= were both built by Barton Booth, the actor; to the former he
gave his Christian name, to the latter the name of his favourite poet.
=Marsham Street=, =Earl Street=, and =Romney Street= comprise the
property of Charles Marsham, Earl of Romney; while =Old Pye Street=
and =New Pye Street= commemorate the existence of Sir Robert Pye,
who lived in the more modern portion of this neighbourhood known as
=The New Way=. =Great Peter Street= recalls the fact that the Abbey
of Westminster was dedicated to St. Peter. =Vine Street= marks the
situation of the vineyard, and =Orchard Street= the orchard, anciently
possessed by the Abbots. =Tothill Street= received its name from
=Tothill Fields=, comprising the old manor of Tothill, a corruption of
Toothill, or beacon hill; _toot_ being derived from the Welsh _twt_, a
rising. =Horseferry Road= needs no comment. =Millbank= derived its name
from an old mansion belonging to the Grosvenor family, that stood on
the site of an old mill which alone graced this portion of the Thames
bank.
On the site of =Carlisle Lane=, Lambeth, stood Carlisle House, the
residence of the Bishops of Rochester from the thirteenth century
downwards. =Marlborough Road=, Peckham, covers the ground plot
of a Marlborough House, the residence of John Churchill, Duke of
Marlborough. =Hanover Street= was named in compliment to the accession
of George I. =Basing Yard=, at the rear of Hanover Street, occupies
the site of Basing House, well known during the Restoration. =Rye
Lane= leads to the Rye, or Common. =Friern Place= and =Friern Road=
define the locality of Friern Manor; while =Lordship Lane= owes its
designation to the lordship of the manor. =Effra Road=, Camberwell,
marks the course of the little river Effra, now hidden, like the Fleet,
from public view. =Newington Butts= denotes the archery grounds,
formerly situated in the new town in the meadow. =Holland Street=,
Southwark, preserves the name, at least in part, of an old manor,
described as “Holland’s Leaguer.” =Great Suffolk Street= recalls the
existence of Suffolk House, the residence of George Brandon, Duke of
Suffolk; =Winchester Yard=, of Winchester House, the habitation of
the Bishops of Winchester; and =Sumner Street=, of Dr. Sumner, Bishop
of Winchester, one of the last occupants of the house just referred
to. =Mill Lane= reminds us of an old windmill that stood here in less
prosaic times; and =Mint Street=, of the Mint established by Henry
VIII. in Suffolk House, when that property became demised to the Crown.
=Stony Street= and =Stones End= received their names from the stony
nature of the ground; the former having been the Roman continuation of
Watling Street, south of the Thames, in a direct line to Dover. =Bear
Garden=, situated at the corner of Sumner Street, marks the exact
position of the old =Paris Garden=, a bear-baiting establishment,
opened by Robert de Paris in the time of Richard I. =Bankside=, or the
south strand of the Thames, is historically interesting on account of
its theatrical associations.
=Old Kent Road=, which branches off at “The Bricklayers’ Arms” into
=Great Dover Street= and =Kent Street=, forms the great Kentish highway
into London. =Thomas Street= perpetuates the christian name of the
philanthropic founder of Guy’s Hospital hard by. =Grange Road= and
=Grange Walk= occupy the site of an old mansion known as “The Grange.”
=Spa Road= derived its name from a spa, or mineral well, discovered
here in the long, long ago. =Russell Street= preserves the memory of
Richard Russell, who, dying here in 1784, left the whole of his estate
to neighbouring charities. In =Tooley Street= lived the three tailors
who, according to tradition, presented a petition to the House of
Commons that began with the words, “We, the people of England, &c.”
During the Commonwealth this street figured in documents as St. Tulie
Street, but it is properly designated St. Olaff Street, after the
neighbouring church dedicated to St. Olaff or Olave, the Scandinavian
hero-prince. =Blue Anchor Road= and =Blue Anchor Lane= received their
names from “The Blue Anchor,” an old tavern that stood in the latter
thoroughfare; while =Jamaica Road= recalls a similar establishment,
formerly situated on the site of =Cherry Gardens=, a popular place of
resort in bygone times, known as “The Jamaica,” after the West Indian
Island whence rum was shipped and disembarked on the exact spot where
the penny steamboats now land and take up their passengers at =Cherry
Gardens Pier=. Lastly, =Evelyn Street=, Deptford, was designated in
honour of the present head of the Evelyn family, descendants of John
Evelyn, the diarist, viz., William J. Evelyn, of Wotton, who built the
adjacent Church of St. Luke, in the year 1872.
INDEX.
A.
Abbess, 101
Abbey, 100
Abbey Road, N.W., 293
Abbot, 101
Abigail, 229
Abingdon Street, S.W., 298
Abney House, 153
Abney Park, 153
Abraham Newlands, 255
Abyssinia, 36
Acre, 272
Acton, 157
Adamant, 244
Adamites, 69
Adam Street, W.C., 275
Addison of the North, The, 132
Addison Road, W., 295
Adelaide, The, 190
Adelaide Island, 54
Adelphi, 275
Adelphi Terrace, W.C., 275
Admirable Crichton, 198
Adonis, 119
Afghanistan, 36
Africa, 35
Agar Town, 154
Agate, 245
Agnostic, 62
Air Street, W., 281
Alabama, 47
Albany, The, 220
Albany Street, N.W., 287
Albemarle Street, W., 280
Albemarle Street, E.C., 291
Albert Bridge, 224
Albert Gate, S.W., 278
Albert Hall, 224
Albert Memorial, 224
Albert Palace, 224
Albigenses, 68
Aldermanbury, E.C., 262
Aldersgate Street, E.C., 269
Aldgate, E., 265
Ale, 241
Aleutian Islands, 54
Alexandra Palace, 224
Alfred the Great, 87
Algiers, 42
Allhallows Barking, Church of, 214
Allhallowes Day, 172
Allhallowe’en, 172
All Saints’ Bay, 51
All Saints’ Day, 171
All Souls’ Day, 172
All the Nations, Battle of, 164
Almanac, 175
Almack’s Assembly Rooms, 225
Almighty Nose, The, 247
Alpaca, 177
Alsatia, 260
Amen Corner, E.C., 261
America, 35
American Indians, 35
Amethyst, 245
Ampthill Square, N.W., 288
Anabaptist, 75
Anacreon Moore, 131
Angel, 254
Angel, The, 81
Angelic Doctor, The, 197
Anglesea, 57, 137
Anglican Church, 67
Angola, 176
Annunciation, Feast of the, 166
Antarctic Ocean, 49
Apocalypse, 126
Apocrypha, 125
Apollinarians, 66
Apostle of Temperance, The, 200
April, 59
Apsley House, 220
Aquarians, 66
Arabia, 36
Arbor Day, 174
Arcadian, 231
Archway Road, N., 293
Arctic Ocean, 48
Argentina, 43
Argyll Street, W., 282
Arians, 66
Aristocracy, 111
Arkansas, 47
Arlington Street, W., 280
Arminians, 70
Arras, 180
Artemus Ward, 183
Artillery Lane, E.C., 267
Arundel Street, W.C., 273
Arundel Street, S.W., 277
Ascension Day, 171
Ascension Island, 56
Ascot Races, 210
Ash Wednesday, 168
Asia, 35
Asia Minor, 36
Assumption, Feast of the, 171
Aspasia, 119
Astoria, 48
Atheist, 61
Atlantic Ocean, 49
Atlas, 107
Audley Street, North, W., 285
Audley Street, South, W., 285
Augsburg Confession, The, 68
August, 57
Augustin Friars, 101
Austin Friars, E.C., 267
Australasia, 52
Australia, 52
Austria, 41
Authorized Version, The, 123
Ave Maria Lane, E.C., 261
Aylesbury Street, E.C., 291
B.
Bacchanals, The, 83
Bachelor, 231
Bachelor of Arts, 232
Badminton, 128
Baffin Land, 55
Bag o’ Nails, The, 83
Baker Street, W., 286
Balearic Islands, 56
Ball, 143
Ballad, 144
Ballet, 144
Ball’s Pond, 153
Baltic Sea, 49
Baltimore, 46
Baltimore-bird, 99
Banker Poet, The, 131
Bankers’ Clearing House, 227
Bankside, S.E., 300
Banks Land, 55
Banquetting Hall, Whitehall, 220
Bantam, 99
Baptists, 75
Barb, 99
Barbadoes, 55
Barbarians, 231
Barbarossa, 91
Barbary, 42
Barber, 231
Barber-Surgeons, 231
Barbican, E.C., 268
Baring Island, 54
Barley Mow, The, 84
Barnard’s Inn, 208
Barnsbury, 154
Barrow Hill Place, N.W., 293
Barrow Island, 54
Barrow Road, N.W., 293
Barrow’s Strait, 51
Bartholomew Close, E.C., 269
Bartholomew Fair, 269
Bartholomew Lane, E.C., 266
Barry Cornwall, 181
Barton Street, S.W., 298
Basilians, 103
Basinghall Street, E.C., 262
Basing Yard, S.E., 299
Bassano, Il, 206
Bath chair, 189
Bath Street, E.C., 269
Battle Bridge Road, N.W., 288
Battle of all the Nations, 164
Battle of Spurs, 164
Battle of the Giants, 164
Battle of the Herrings, 163
Battle of the Spurs of Gold, 164
Battle of the Standard, 163
Battersea, 159
Bayeaux Tapestry, 179
Bayham Street, N.W., 287
Baynard’s Castle, 156
Bay of Biscay, 51
Bayswater, 156
Bayswater Fields, 156
Bear, The, 84
Bear and Ragged Staff, The, 78
Bear Garden, S.E., 300
Beau Brummell, 199
Beauchamp Tower, 215
Beauclerc, 88
Beau Fielding, 199
Beau Nash, 199
Beckenham, 161
Bedfordbury, W.C., 274
Bedford Row, W.C., 289
Bedfordshire, 136
Bedford Square, W.C., 289
Bedford Street, W.C., 274
Bedlam, 219
Beech Lane, E.C., 268
Beefeaters, 232
Beer, 241
Beer Bible, 124
Belgium, 40
Belgrave Square, S.W., 296
Belgrave Street, S.W., 296
Belgravia, 149
Bell, The, 84
Belleisle, 57
Bell the Cat, 246
Beloochistan, 36
Belvedere, The, 192
Benchers, 209
Benedictines, 102
Bennett Street, W., 280
Bentinck Street, W., 284
Berkeley Place, W., 286
Berkeley Square, W., 279
Berkeley Street, W., 279
Berkeley Street, E.C., 291
Berkshire, 135
Berlin Blue, 146
Bermondsey, 160
Bermuda Islands, 55
Bernardines, 103
Berners Street, W., 283
Bethlehem, 219
Bethlehem Hospital, 219
Bethlemites, 69
Bethnal Green, 152
Bevis Marks, E.C., 267
Bible, 122
Bidëford Postman, The, 131
Billingsgate, 217
Billiter Street, E.C., 265
Birchin Lane, E.C., 267
Birdcage Walk, S.W., 297
Birds of Paradise, 97
Bishops’ Bible, 123
Bishopsgate Street, E.C., 267
Bishop’s Wood, 155
Black Agnes, 195
Black Bear, The, 84
Blackbird, 97
Black Bull, The, 78
Black Cloaks, 114
Black Douglas, 246
Black Friars, 101
Blackfriars Bridge, 260
Blackfriars Road, S.E., 260
Blackguard, 237
Blackheath, 161
Black Jack, The, 85
Blackleg, 237
Black Posts, The, 189
Black Prince, Edward the, 88
Black Sea, 49
Blandford Square, N.W., 286
Blandford Street, N.W., 286
Blankets, 178
Blenheim Street, W., 282
Blind Chapel Court, E.C., 265
Bloody Butcher, The, 248
Bloody Mary, 89
Bloody Tower, 215
Bloomsbury, 150
Bloomsbury Square, W.C., 290
Blue Anchor Lane, S.E., 301
Blue Anchor Road, S.E., 301
Blue-bird, 96
Blue Boar, The, 80
Blue Book, 106
Blue Coat School, 218
Blue Lion, The, 78
Blue Pig, The, 83
Blue Posts, The, 189
Blue Stocking, 229
Blue Stocking Club, 229
Bluff King Hal, 89
Boar’s Head, The, 78
Boat-bill, 98
Bobbies, 232
Bock-bier, 243
Bohemia, 40
Bohemians, 233
Bolingbroke, 89
Bolivia, 43
Bolsover Street, W., 283
Bolt Court, E.C., 259
Bomba, 91
Bond Street, W., 280
Boniface, 230
Book, 106
Bookmaker, 237
Book of Deuteronomy, 125
Book of Exodus, 125
Book of Genesis, 125
Book of Leviticus, 125
Book of Numbers, 125
Bookseller, 107
Bookstall Smith, 203
Borneo, 53
Borough, 160
Boscobel, The, 85
Bosnia, 41
Bosphorus, 52
Boss Alley, E.C., 264
Botany Bay, 51
Bottle, The, 85
Bourbon Island, 53
Bow Church, 213
Bowling Green, The, 84
Bow Street, W.C., 274
Bow Street Runners, 232
Boxing Day, 168
Boycotters, 112
Boz, 182
Brahma-fowl, 99
Brahmins, 64
Brandy, 257
Brazil, 43
Bread Street, E.C., 262
Break, 139
Breakdown, 145
Brecknock, 137
Brecknock Crescent, N.W., 287
Brecknock Road, N.W., 287
Breeches Bible, 124
Brentford, 157
Bricklayers’ Arms, The, 85
Bride Lane, E.C., 259
Bridewell, 216
Bridge Street, E.C., 260
Bridge Street, S.W., 298
Bridgewater Square, E.C., 269
Bristol-board, 105
Bristol House, 223
Britain, 38
Britannia, 38
British Columbia, 45
British Matron, The, 94
Brittany, 40
Brixton, 162
Broad Church, 76
Broadcloth, 178
Broad Sanctuary, S.W., 298
Broadside, 107
Broad Street, E.C., 268
Broadway, E.C., 260
Brocade, 177
Brochure, 106
Brook Street, W., 281
Brooke Street, W.C., 270
Brother Jonathan, 93
Brougham, 138
Bruce Castle, 221
Brunswick Black, 146
Brunswick Green, 146
Brunswick Square, W.C., 290
Brussels Lace, 180
Bruton Street, W., 279
Bryanstone Square, W., 286
Bryanstone Street, W., 286
Buckingham Palace, 219
Buckinghamshire, 135
Buckingham Street, W.C., 275
Bucklersbury, E.C., 263
Budge Row, E.C., 263
Budget, 256
Buddhists, 64
Buffet, 232
Bug Bible, 124
Buggy, 139
Bulgaria, 41
Bull and Gate, The, 83
Bull and Mouth, The, 83
Bullion, 255
Bully Ruffian, The, 83
Bunhill Fields, 151
Burglar, 238
Burgundy, 127
Burleigh Street, W.C., 275
Burlington House, 221
Burlington Street, W., 280
Burmah, 64
Burton Crescent, W.C., 289
Bury Street, S.W., 277
Buttercup, 120
“By Jingo!” 116
C.
Cab, 140
Cabbage-rose, 120
Cabinet Portrait, 185
Cabriolet, 140
Cadogan Square, S.W., 296
Cadogan Street, S.W., 296
Caels, 38
Caledonia, 38
Caledonian Market, 288
Caledonian Road, N., 288
Calendar, 175
Calico, 176
California, 45
Calvinists, 68
Cam, 136, 162
Camberwell, 162
Cambria, 39
Cambric, 176
Cambridge, 162
Cambridgeshire, 136
Camden Town, 155
Camellia, 119
Cameronians, 73
Camisards, 69
Camomile Street, E.C., 267
Campden Hill, W., 295
Campden Square, W., 295
Canada, 45
Canary, 99
Canary Islands, 56
Canary Wine, 128
Candia, 57
Candlemas Day, 166
Candlewick Street, E.C., 263
Canning, The, 85
Cannon Row, S.W., 298
Cannon Street, E.C., 263
Canonbury, 153
Canterbury Arms, The, 193
Canterbury Music Hall, 193
Capability Brown, 205
Cape Colony, 43
Cape Horn, 43
Capel Court, 226
Cape of Good Hope, 43
Cap-paper, 104
Capri, 56
Caps, The, 113
Capuchin Friars, 102
Carat, 245
Carbonari, 114
Carburton Street, W., 285
Cardigan, 137
Cardinal, 147
Caribbean Sea, 49
Carlisle Lane, S.E., 298
Carlisle Street, W., 283
Carlton House Terrace, S.W., 277
Carmarthen, 137
Carmelites, 101
Carmine, 147
Carnarvon, 137
Carnation, 118, 147
Carolina, 46
Caroline Islands, 53
Carolus, 254
Carpentaria, Gulf of, 51
Carpenter, 230
Carpenters’ Arms, The, 82
Carte-de-Visite, 185
Carthusians, 102
Cartoon, 107
Cartridge-paper, 104
Cashmere, 176
Caspian Sea, 50
Cassius, 148
Castle, The, 84
Castle Street, W., 283
Castle Street, W.C., 271
Cat and Fiddle, The, 83
Cat and Wheel, The, 83
Catford, 161
Catherine Street, W.C., 273
Catherine Wheel, The, 83
Catholics, 66
Cavaliers, 111
Cavendish Square, W., 284
Cavendish Street, W., 284
Cecil Street, W.C., 275
Celestial Empire, 37
Century White, 130
Ceylon, 53
Chaffinch, 98
Chalk Farm, 155
Champagne, 127
Chancery Lane, E.C., 271
Chandos House, 220
Chandos Street, W., 285
Chandos Street, W.C., 275
Change Alley, E.C., 266
Chantilly Lace, 180
Chapel Street, W., 278
Chaperon, 228
Charing Cross, 275
Charlemagne, 91
Charles Martel, 246
Charles Street, W., 279
Charles Street, N.W., 287
Charlotte Street, W., 283
Chart, 106
Charterhouse, 218
Chartists, 117
Chartreuse, 102
Cheap Jack, 236
Cheapside, 261
Check, 179
Checkers, 179
Chelsea, 158
Chepe, 262
Chequers, The, 179
Cherry Gardens, S.E., 301
Cherry Gardens Pier, 301
Chesham Street, S.W., 297
Cheshire, 133
Chester, 133
Chesterfield House, 278
Chesterfield Street, W., 278
Chester Square, S.W., 297
Chevalier, 111
Cheyne Row, S.W., 295
Cheyne Walk, S.W., 295
Chickadee, 96
Chichester Rents, 271
Childermas Day, 167
Chili, 43
Chimney-swallow, 98
China, 36
Chinese Yellow, 146
Chintz, 177
Chiswick, 158
Christians, 65
Christmas Box, 168
Christmas Day, 167
Christmas Dole, 168
Christmas Island, 52
Christmas-rose, 120
Christ’s Hospital, 218
Chrysanthemum, 121
Church of England, 67
Church Street, N.W., 294
Cinderella Dance, 143
Circassia, 37
Cistercians, 102
City Golgotha, The, 216
City Road, N., 292
Clare Market, W.C., 272
Clarence, 138
Claret, 128
Clarges Street, W., 280
Claude Lorraine, 206
Clearing House, 227
Clement’s Inn, 208
Clerkenwell, 150
Cleveland Street, W., 283
Clifford’s Inn, 208
Clifford Street, W., 280
Clipstone Street, W., 285
Cloak Lane, E.C., 259
Clock House, The, 223
Cloth Fair, E.C., 269
Clown Tavern, The, 192
Cluniacs, 102
Coach, 140
Coach and Horses, The, 83
Coachmakers’ Arms, The, 82
Cobourg, 176
Cockney, 238
Cœur de Leon, 88
Cognac, 257
Colbertine, 180
Coldbath Fields, 290
Coldbath Square, E.C., 290
Coleman Street, E.C., 262
Colleen, 229
Colleen Bawn, 229
College Hill, E.C., 264
College of Arms, 218
College Place, N.W., 288
College Street, N.W., 288
Colony, Cape, 43
Colorado, 47
Columbia, 44, 45
Comb’s Mass, 173
Compton Street, W., 282
Conduit Street, W., 281
Confederates, 114
Confessor, 87
Conformists, 74
Congregationalists, 75
Congregational Memorial Hall, 217
Connecticut, 47
Consols, 256
Conqueror, The, 88
Conservative, 110
Convent, 100
Conventional Friars, 102
Convolvulus, 120
Copenhagen Fields, 152
Copperheads, 116
Cordeliers, 102
Corduroy, 178
Cordovan, 230
Cordwain, 230
Cordwainer, 230
Cork Street, W., 280
Cornhill, 266
Corn-feds, 115
Corn Law Rhymer, The, 132
Cornwall, 135
Corporal John, 248
Corpus Christi, Feast of, 170
Corsica, 56
Coryphée, 144
Costa Rica, 44
Costermonger, 236
Country Dance, 143
Covenanters, Scottish, 73
Covent Garden, 274
Coventry Street, W., 276
Cowley Street, S.W., 298
Cowslip, 120
Cracknut Night, 172
Cranbourne Street, W., 276
Crane’s-bill, 118
Cranmer’s Bible, 123
Craven Cottage, 223
Craven Hill Gardens, W., 295
Craven Road, W., 295
Craven Street, W.C., 276
Creed Lane, E.C., 261
Cremorne Gardens, 193
Cricketers’ Arms, The, 85
Crimea, 37
Crimson, 147
Cripplegate, E.C., 268
Cromwell House, 222
Cromwell Place, S.W., 295
Cromwell Road, W., 295
Crooked Lane, E.C., 264
Crosby Hall, 217
Cross-bill, 98
Cross Keys, The, 81
Crown, The, 80
Crown and Anchor, The, 80
Crown and Sceptre, The, 80
Crown-paper, 104
Crown-piece, 253
Cruel, The, 91
Crusted Port, 129
Crutched Friars, 101
Crutched Friars, E.C., 265
Crystal Palace, 224
Cuba, 55
Cuckoo, 96
Cumberland, 133
Cumberland Gate, W., 278
Cumberland Market, N.W., 287
Curlew, 96
Cursitor, 271
Cursitor Street, E.C., 271
Curtain Road, E.C., 292
Curzon Street, W., 279
Cyprus, 57, 127
D.
Daffodil, 120
Daguerreotype, 185
Dahlia, 119
Daisy, 120
Dale Road, N.W., 293
Dalston, 152
Damask, 176
Damask-rose, 119
Damassin, 177
Dancing Chancellor, The, 203
Dandy, 233
Dane’s Inn, 208
Danvers Street, S.W., 296
Dardanelles, 52
Davies Street, W., 281
“D.D. Cellars,” The, 205
Dead Sea, 49
Dean Street, W., 282
De Beauvoir Town, 152
December, 59
Defender of the Faith, 89
Deist, 61
Delahay Street, S.W., 297
Delaware, 48
Del Salviati, 206
Democrats, 110
Denbigh, 137
Denmark, 40
Denzil Street, W.C., 272
Deptford, 160
Derby Races, 210
Derbyshire, 136
Desborough Place, W., 293
Desolation Island, 53
Deuteronomy, Book of, 125
Devereaux Court, W.C., 273
Devil, The, 191
Devonshire, 135
Devonshire House, 220
Devonshire Square, E.C., 267
Diamond, 244
Dimity, 176
Dirty Dick, 205
Dissenters, 74
Distaff’s Day, 167
Diver, 98
Dizzy, 202
Doctors’ Commons, 218
Dog and Duck, The, 84
Dog-cart, 138
Dog-rose, 119
Dollar, 255
Dolphin, 254
Dominica Island, 55
Dominicans, 101
Donatists, 66
Doncaster St. Leger, 210
Dorset Buildings, E.C., 259
Dorset Gardens Theatre, 259
Dorsetshire, 134
Dorset Square, N.W., 286
Dorset Street, E.C., 259
Dorset Street, N.W., 286
Douay Bible, 123
Douglas, Bell the Cat, 246
Dover House, 220
Dover Street, W., 280
Dowager, 228
Dowgate, E.C., 264
Drury Lane, W.C., 272
Dry Wine, 129
Ducat, 253
Duchess Street, W., 284
Duck-bill, 98
Duck’s Foot Lane, E.C., 264
Dudley Diamond, 245
Duenna, 228
Duke of Cambridge, The, 86
Duke of Connaught, The, 86
Duke of Edinburgh, The, 86
Duke’s Place, E.C., 266
Duke Street, W., 278, 284, 285
Duke Street, E.C., 269
Duke Street, W.C., 275
Dulwich, 161
Dun, 235
Duodecimo, 110
Durham, 133
Dutchman, 239
Dye, 146