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Flower Garden, remarkable one at.... Nuneham Courtnay 11 I.
Frazer, Simon, Lord Lovat, beheaded
............. Ib. 6 II.
Freeman, Strickland, Esq. his seat •••••••• Farley Court 1 1.
Foundery, original, for brass cannon, in Moorfields, dread-

ful accident at

G.

Woolwich 5 II.

Gardner, Samuel, Esq. his seat, Basildon Park and Combe

Lodge
Garrick's House

1 I,

2 I.

Shiplake Lock

3 II,
1 I.
8 II.

George the Second, his statue, by Rysbrack.... Greenwich
Grainger, the Rev. Mr. his death.
Greenwich Hospital, revenues for the support of, Greenwich
painted cieling in King William's

building, by Thornhill, a hint for an improvement of, Ib. 8 II,
founded by King William and Queen

Mary
Grey, Lady Jane

....

5 II,

- her character..

Greenland Docks, Mouth of the Canal, cut by King Canute,

Deptford 12 II.

Gwynn, Nell, promoted the founding of Chelsea Hospital,

H.

Chelsea Hospital 3 II,

Hammerton, Sexton of Kingston, buried in the ruins of the

chapel

....

....

Kingston 2 I.

Hampton Court supplied with water by pipes laid under the

Harcourt, George Simon, Earl, biographical sketch of,

Isis, a poetical name for the Thames at Oxford, Junction

of the Thames and the Isis 1 I.

J.

James, Sir William, account of ..

.......

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Shooter's Hill 2 II.

Jones, Inigo, his drawings preserved at Worcester College,

Oxford...

Oxford 6 I.

Junction of the Thames and Severn Canal with the Thames,

Inglesham Lock 1 I.

K.

Kemble, village of ...

Kilmarnock, Earl of, beheaded

Kneller, Sir Godfrey, letter from Mr. Pope.... Twickenham 2 I.

Inglesham Lock

2 I.

Lime, process of making it ........ Lime Kilns Northfleet
Lions...

1 II.
Tower 9 II.
Lubbock, Sir John, his villa
Marble Hill Cottage 1 I.
Lucy, Richard De, monastery founded by
Erith 1 II.
his tomb and body discovered .... Ib. 2 II,

Margaret, Countess of Salisbury, beheaded, her remarkable

...

•Tower 4 II.

Margravine of Anspach, her house · · Brandenburgh House 1 II.
Mary D'Este, Queen of James the Second, flight of,

• Great Marlow 4 I.
Maidenhead Bridge 1 1.
Monkish Society of Men of Wit and Humour, Medmenham

Abbey 2 1.

Monmouth, Duke of, son of Charles II. beheaded, Tower 6 II.
Monument of Mrs. Howard ·

of Mr. Addison, by Westmacott
Monuments, Reflections on, by Addison
Moore, Sir Thomas, beheaded..

...

Ib. 10 II.

Ogley, Sir Challoner, a gallant action fought by, with a

gang of English pirates

Twickenham 1 I.

.....

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Orford, Earl of, a biographical sketch.... Strawberry Hill 2 1.
Overbury, Sir Thomas, poisoned

P.

....

Tower 6 II.

Richmond

Palace at Richmond, description of
Pangbourn
Basildon Park and Combe Lodge
Pelling Place, seat of James Bonnell, Esq. account of,

1 II.

1 I.

Beaumont Lodge
Lady Howe's Villa

2 I.

5 I.

ditto, stanzas to

Picturesque, explanation of the term. Old Houses at Eton
Perry's Dock, Blackwall...

2 I.

......

Mast House 1 II,

Peter the Great, Ingratitude of

Pett, Esq. first inventor of building the frigate... Ib.
Plague of London

Deptford
London

3 II.
8 II.
7 I

Q.

Queen Elizabeth, born at Greenwich....

her address to her army..
her visit to Admiral Drake........Deptford 5 II.
her death

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, biographical Sketch of, Richmond

Hill from Twickenham 2 I.
his picture of the Nativity, for the

window of New College chapel, Oxford, executed by
Jervaise

Oxford 5 I.
his picture of Richmond Hill, The
Thames from Richmond Hill 1 II.

S.

Schalch, master founder during sixty years at Woolwich,

his death

...

Woolwich. 6 II.
.....Ib. 7 II.

Sculpture, figure of Resignation exhibited at the Royal
Academy 1809...

Severndroog Castle, seat of Lord Rancliff. Shooter's Hill
Seymour, Thomas, Baron Sudley beheaded
Shelvocke, Captain George

9 II.

3 II.

Ship, account of a remarkably large one built at Woolwich,

Woolwich 3 II.

Simpson, mathematical professor at Woolwich... Ib. 10 II.
Stanzas to Pope's Weeping Willow....Lady Howe's Villa 4 I.
Stone at Staines, marking the western boundary of the
jurisdiction of the City of London on the Thames

Staines 1 I.

Streatly Hills.
· Basildon Park and Combe Lodge
Sullivan, Sir Richard, account of.... Lady Sullivan's Villa

T.

Table of distances, between towns and bridges from Lon
don to Oxford, preceding the Index.

Taplow....

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2 I.

2 I.

Maidenhead Bridge

1 I.
2 I.
Richmond 3 II,

Taylor, Sir Robert, architect. Mr. Keene's Villa Richmond
Thomson, his house at Richmond

Tradescant, John, the celebrated florist.
Trinity House

Tunnel on the Thames and Severn

Lambeth Palace 19 II.

Tower 10 II.

Canal, description of
Source of the Thames 1 I.

Vansittart, George, Esq. seat of

Wallis, Doctor.....

V.

Bisham Abbey 1 I.

Basildon Park and Combe Lodge
The Willows

2 I.

....

1 I.

Ward, the late Townley, Esq. ..
West, Mr. his picture of the Resurrection, for the window
at St. George's Collegiate Chapel Windsor, executed
by Jervaise
Windsor Castle 21 I.
London 10 II.

West, the Hon. Frederick, his seat •••••••• • Culham Court
Wheatly, Mr. his seat..
Whitbread, Mr. his lime kilns

Whitchurch

Whitworth, Mr. Robert, projector of the Thames and

Severn Canal

Wittenham Hill

Westminster Abbey

1 II.

1 I.

Williams, Owen, Esq. his seat...
Wilson, Lady, her seat at Charlton ·

Wolsey, Cardinal

Y.

.......

Young, the late Sir William, his seat near Cookham

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