Chapter XXVI: Appendix: Heath House (3)

[302] In reference to this charity, the following paragraph from the ‘Monthly Chronicle’ of the _European Magazine_ for January, 1790, is interesting: ‘At a meeting held in London of the trustees of John Stock, Esq., of Hampstead, who bequeathed a bounty of £100 a year to be divided amongst ten poor curates of the Church of England, whose incomes should not exceed £40 per annum ... thirty-eight petitions were presented and read from poor curates to partake of his benevolence, many of whose stipends were not more than £25 yearly, with which they have to support numerous and burdensome families. As ten only could receive the gift, twenty-eight were unsuccessful candidates.’

[303] In the winter of 1727 Voltaire was lodging at the White Peruke, Covent Garden, and visiting Pope at Twickenham. It may have been on this occasion that he made the acquaintance of Mr. Pitt.

[304] ‘A Pamphlet on the Unequal and Partial Assessments; or, The Book of Assessments to the Poor Rates of the Parish of St. John, Hampstead, in the County of Middlesex, laid open by A. Abrahams, 1811, with a view to Meliorate the Situation of the Middling and Lower Classes by a New Assessment.’

[305] At this time twenty loads per day passed through Hampstead, besides what went other ways.

[306] Abrahams mentions Miss Baillie at Frognal, and G. Paxon the Flask—the Lower Flask, of course.

[307] The reason for the name of this avenue has been gravely questioned, and the legend attached to it is looked upon as a mere fable. But in 1859 Sir Francis Palgrave, then Deputy-Keeper of the Record Office, discovered a full account of the assize which was held under these memorable trees in the year 1662—Communicated by G. W. Potter, Esq.

[308] ‘Endymion.’

INDEX.

Abbey Fields, 346

Abel, James, 100, 333

Abraham, Mr., ‘Book of Assessment’ by, 66

Adam and Eve, The, 15

Adelaide, Queen, visits Hampstead, 231-233

Addison, 45, 121, 261, 280

‘Additional Notes,’ Crosby’s, 2

Aikin, Dr., 67

Aikin, Dr. John, 67

Aikin, Lucy, 67, 75, 166, 343

Ainsworth, Harrison, 4, 14

Airy, Julius Talbot, 89

Akenside, Dr., 95, 176, 314

Albert, Prince, 56

Alexander, William, 87

Alfred, King, 6

Alvanley, Lady, 36, 89

Alvanley, Lord, 89

Ampthill Square, 14

Andrews, Alderman Sir J. W., 90

Angler’s Lane, 3

Arbuthnot, Dr., 121, 261, 272, 273, 280

Argyle, Duke of, 219

Armstrong, Dr., 312

Askew, Dr., 83

Assembly Room, 145, 270, 300-302

Assessment, Abraham’s Book of, 66

Atye, Sir Arthur, 345

Baillie, Agnes, 157

Baillie, Dorothea, 153

Baillie, James, D.D., 153

Baillie, Joanna, 81, 100, 143, 154-158, 315

Baillie, Matthew, 153

Baillie, W. H., 158

Baines, 2 _et passim_

Baker, William, 121

Ballantyne, Mr., 76

Barbauld, Mrs., 67, 153, 159, 313

Barbauld, Rochemont, 58, 67

Bartholomew, Valentine, 15

Battle Bridge, 13

Baxter, John, Gent., 10

Beattie, Dr., 313

Bedford Garden, 18

Bedford House, 13, 18

Bedingfield, Daniel, 80

Bell, Mr., 49

Bellingham, assassin of Spencer Perceval, 340

Belsize, 11, 329-343

Belsize Avenue, 50, 341

Belsize Crescent, 341

Belsize Gardens, 50, 181, 335, 341

Belsize Grove, 50, 53

Belsize House, 333-341

Belsize Lane, 53, 341, 342

Belsize Square, 341

Benefactors of Hampstead, 368

Bentham, General Sir Samuel, 110

Bergh, 297

Besant, Sir Walter, 101

Bill, John, sen. and jun., 5, 11, 216

Bird in Hand, The, 58, 259

Bishop’s Wood, 195

Blackmore, Sir Richard, 121

Blackwood, Mrs. _See_ Dufferin, Lady Helen

Blackwood, Sir Stevenson Arthur, K.C.B., 53

Blake, William, 14, 43, 126, 136

Bliss, John, 298

Bockett family, The, 97

Bolton House, 143, 144, 158

Booth, Barton, 87, 122, 310

Bosanquet, Charles, 135

Boswell, James, 308

Bowes, Andrew Robinson, 15

Bowling Green House, 13

Boydell, Alderman, 90

Boydell, Colonel Josiah, 36, 88, 117

Branch Hill, 97

Branch Hill Lodge, 97, 98

Bremer, Frederika, 326

Brewer quoted, 55 _et passim_

Bridges, William, 218

Brill Tavern, 13

Britton, 12

Broad Walk, 115

Brown’s Dairy, 15

Brown’s Well, 45

Buckingham, Duke of, 56

Bull and Bush, The, 47, 174

Burford Lane, 58

Burleigh, Lord Treasurer, 61

Burlington, Lord, 99

‘Burlington Harry,’ 79, 98

Burney, Frances, 70, 138, 313

Bute, Lord, 219

Buxton, Sir Fowell, 180

Buxton, Mrs. Charles, 180

Byron, Lord, 198, 209, 315

Caen Wood, 6, 10, 11, 19, 133, 203, 206, 215-235

Caen Wood House, 220

Caenwood Farm, 191

Camden, 23

Camden Town, 14, 16, 50

Campbell, Lord, 50

Campden Charity, The, 115, 186

Cannon Place, 190

Cantleowes, Manor of, 216

Carey, John, 124

Carey’s ‘Book of the Roads,’ 43

Carlton Road, 4

Carr, Thomas, 100

Cattle Market, The new, 50

Causton, Robert, 220, 284

Cedar Lawn, 115, 164

Chalk Farm, 321; Old, 322

Chalon, Alfred Edward, 125

Chalons Brothers, 297

Chapone, Mrs., 70, 313

Charities of Hampstead, 368. _See_ Campden

Charles, Elizabeth Rundle, 102

Charter of Ethelred II. to St. Peter’s, Westminster, 21

Chatham, Lord, 169-172

Chesterfield, Earls of, 52, 332, 333

Chicken House, The, 55, 221, 311

Child’s Hill, 113, 183

Child’s Hill House, 113

Child’s Hill Lane, 185

Christchurch, 295

Christian, Princess, 102

Chronometer, John Harrison, inventor of the, 80

Church, The, 65

Church Lane, 65

Church Row, 65, 77

Cibber, Colley, 87, 122, 281, 309, 311

Clarke, Charles Cowden, 202, 208, 316

Clarke, Mrs. Cowden, 208

Clarke, Sir Thomas, 97

Clock House, 93

Cock and Hoop, The, 111

Codrington, Robert, 31

Cole, Mr., 89

Coleridge, S. T., 134, 205

Collins, 53 _et passim_

Collins’ Farm, 136

Collins, Wilkie, 76

Collins, William, 135, 178, 204

Combe Edge, 101

Common Rights, 116; struggle for, 231, 377

Conduit Fields, 54, 55, 321

Consort, Prince, 235

Constable, John, R.A., 81, 102, 125, 149, 188, 204, 294-296

Consumption Hospital, North London, 99, 101

Copenhagen Fields, 50

Copenhagen House, 50

Coram, Captain, 307, 311

Cort, Henry, and the iron trade, 80

Coxe, Edward, 134, 137, 324

Crabbe, Dr. George, 313

Craddock’s Coffee-house, 250

Craik, Mrs., 180

Crewe, Mrs., 138, 314

Crewe, John, 139

Crokesley, Richard de, Abbot of Westminster, 27

Crosby, 2

Crump, Miss, 320

D’Aumont, Duc, French Ambassador, 333

Davy, Sir Humphry, 100

Day, author of ‘Sandford and Merton,’ 176

Defoe, 25

Delany, Mrs., 69, 225, 283

Delarue, James, Murder of, 342

Denman, Lord, 71

Dickens, Charles, 129, 136

Disney, Admiral, 52

Diver, Jenny, 269

Dobson, Austin, 76

Doddridge, Dr., 67

Domesday Book, 8

Donnellan, Mrs., 282, 309, 312

Downing, Sir George, 11

Downshire Hill, 54

Drayton, Michael, 25

Dufferin, Lady Helen (Mrs. Blackwood), 211

Du Maurier, George, 101

Dyson, Hon. Jeremiah, 176

East Heath, 124

East Heath Tavern, 196

Edgeworth, Lovell, 176

Eleven Sisters, The, 168

Elizabeth House, 58

Elm, Irving’s, 187

Elm, The Great Hollow, 31

Elm Row, 119

Elms, The Nine, 323

Enfield, Dr., 67

England’s Lane, 49

Erskine House, 130

Erskine, Lady, 83

Erskine, Lord, 130, 133, 227, 314

Ethelred II., Charter of, to St. Peter’s, Westminster, 21

Euston Road, 13

Evelyn, John, 23, 24, 333

Everett, Mr., 340

Evergreens, or Evergreen Hill, 131, 314

Faux, Guy, 5

Fearon, Henry Bradshaw, 107

Fenton House, 91, 165

Fenton, Philip Robertson, 93

Ferns, The, 107

Finchley Common, 45

Finchley Road, 183

Fir-tree Avenue, 148

Fisher, Mr., 166

Fitzjohn’s Avenue, 321

Fitzstephen, 23

Flagstaff, The, 127

Flask Walk, 4

Flaxman, 136

Fleet, The, 2, 29, 241

Fleet Road, 2, 49

Flitcroft, Mr. (‘Burlington Harry’), 79, 98

Flora of Hampstead, A fragment of the, 362-368

Foley House, 18

Foley, Lord, 18

Folkard, Master, and common rights, 116

Footpads, 14, 16, 18, 34, 111, 129, 183, 254, 264, 280, 289-291

Forbes, Lord William, 219

Forsyth, Thomas, 333

Fortune Green, 109

Foundling, The, 13

Fox, Charles James, 71

Francis Street, 14

Francis’s Fields, 14

Frazer, Colonel, 118

Freeling, Sir Francis, 52

Friars, Preaching, 2

Frognal, 23, 85 _et seq._

Frognal End, 101

Frognal Grove, 86, 99

Frognal Hall, 86, 89, 95

Frognal House, 86, 89, 97

Frognal Lodge, 86

Frognal Priory, 102-106

Frognal Rise, 87, 97

Fry, Miss Catherine, 22

Fuller quoted, 61

Gainsborough, Baptist, third Earl of, 62, 249, 303

Gainsborough Gardens, 292

Gainsborough Mansions, 292

Gale, the antiquary, 56

Galloway, Earl of, 52, 54

Games, William Langhorne, 63

Garrick, 310

Garth, Dr., 121, 261

Gate-house, The, or Park Gate-house, 128

Gay, 14, 17, 280, 286, 338

Gayton Road, 58

Gell, Sir William, 71.

Geology of the Heath, 236-240

George Inn, Kilburn, 346

Gibbet Elm, 172

Gibbons, Dr., 194, 251 _et seq._

Gilchrist, 124

Gillies, The Misses, 75

Gipsies, 115, 327

Godfrey, Sir Edmondbury, 43

Godwyn, a hermit, 344

Golden Square, 119

Golder’s Green, 182

Golder’s Hill, 177, 182

Goldsmith, Oliver, 122, 128, 151, 160, 310, 347

Goodwin, Dr., 298

Gordon Rioters and Lord Mansfield, 225

Gospel Oak Fields, 2, 6

Granville, Lord, 182

Gray, Thomas, 18, 312

Gray’s Inn Road, 13

Great Plague, The, 10, 14

Green Hill, 57, 58

Greening, Mr., 148

Gregory, proprietor of the _Satirist_, 104

Greville, Fulke, 138

Grey, Baroness, 93

Grisoni, Signore, 56

Gross, Mr., 116

Grove Passage, 119

Gunpowder Plot conspirators, 5

Guyon family, The, 89

Hales, Professor J. W., 21

Hall Oak Farm, 110

Hall, Rev. Newman, 190

Hamilton, Duchess of, 118

Hampstead, Benefactors of, 368

Hampstead Fair, 256

Hampstead, Flora of, 362-368

Hampstead Gardens, 54

Hampstead, Geology of, 236-240

Hampstead Green, 53

Hampstead Hill, 33, 161, 289, 383

Hampstead, Old, 1-11; population, 1811-1891, 12; early history,
20-32; in the Great Plague, 32; view of the Great Fire from,
33; volunteers in 1803-4, 36; and the Church, 60

Hampstead, Old Ways to, 41

‘Hampstead, Records of,’ Baines’s, 2

Hampstead Road, 17

Hampstead Water Company, 242

Hampstead Woods, 30

Harraden, Miss, 76

Harrington, Sir James, 5, 216

Harrington Square, 14

Harrison, John, inventor of the chronometer, 80

Harrison, Mrs., 191

Hart, Mrs., 382

Hart, Sir John, 242

Haverstock Hill, 43, 49, 50, 145

Haverstock Terrace, 50

Hay, Lord, 218

Haydon, 109, 202

Hazlitt, W., 202

Heath, The, encroachments on, and Sir Maryon Wilson’s Estate
Bill, 231; the struggle for the, 377

Heath Cottages, 191

Heath End House, 134

Heathfield House, 124

Heath House, 354-357

Heath Lodge, 115, 173

Heath Street, 58, 119

Hendon, 8

Henry VIII.’s Palace, 15

Henry VIII., Hampstead in reign of, 8; proclamation of,
regarding game at Hampstead, 28

Hicks’s Hall, 61 _et passim_

Hicks, Michael, 61

Hicks, Sir Baptist, 61

Highgate, 50

Highgate Hill, 6

Highgate Ponds, 204

High Street, The, 58

Hill, The, or Hill House, 115, 164, 166

Hill, Sir Rowland, 53

Hindley, John, complacent egotism of his tombstone, 84

Hoare, Francis, 164

Hoare, Gurney, 168

Hoare, Joseph, 113

Hoare, Samuel, 340, 354

Hocker, Thomas Henry, murderer, 342

Hodgson, Mrs., 164

Hogarth, 230, 307, 347

Holford, Charles, 296

Holford, George, 148

Holford, Major Charles, 36

Holford, Mr., 340

Holford Road, 124, 137, 190

Holly-bush Assembly Room, 143-145

Holly-bush Hill, 143, 149

Honey, Maria, 81

Honeywood, Frazer, 58

Honeywood, Isaac, 58

Honeywood, Sir Edward, 58

Honeywood, Sir John, 58

Hooker, W. J., 23

Howell, Mr., an eighteenth-century Barnum, 334

Howitt, Mary, 326

Howitt, William, 2; ‘Northern Heights of London,’ 52 _et passim_

Hughson, Dr., 26

Hunt, Leigh, 16, 109, 196-211, 316

Incledon, 82

Inns. _See_ Taverns

Iron Trade, Henry Cort and the, 80

Irving, Edward, 187

Irving’s Elm, 187

Jackson, The Misses, 293

Jack Straw’s Castle, 34, 126

James I., 56

Jeffrey, Lord, 43

Johnson, Dr., 70, 93, 94, 95, 122, 152, 305, 313, 324

Johnstone, Mrs., 187

Judd Street, 15

Judges’ Walk, 76, 137, 188, 325

Keate, Thomas, 256

Keats, 200, 202, 293, 316, 317; bust of, 83

Kelly, Miss, ‘the beautiful Irish girl,’ 266

Ken Wood. _See_ Caen Wood

Kentish Town, 3, 14

Kestevan, Thomas, 100

Kilburn, Hamlet of, 344-353

Kilburn Priory, 122, 347, 349-353

Kilburn Nunnery, 345, 348

Kilburn Wells, 346, 347

King’s Cross, 3

King’s Hill, 30

Kirkhoven, Poliander de, 332

Kirkhoven, Charles Henry, created Lord Wotton, 332

Kit-Cat Club, 43, 120, 254

Kneller, Sir Godfrey, 121, 122, 261, 281

Lamb, Charles, 36, 202, 209, 316

Landseer, Sir Edwin, 108, 124

Langhorne, Sir William, 62

Lavie, German, 100, 333

Le Breton, Mrs., 73

Le Breton, P. H., 75, 157, 243

Leg of Mutton Pond, 114, 115, 326

Leggett, Mrs., 88, 192

Leslie, 124, 149, 204

Lessingham, Mrs., 115

Lime-tree Avenue, 308

Linnell, 124

Lister, Mrs., 124

Lloyd, Mr., 5

Load of Hay, The, 43, 45

London, Predicted destruction of, in 1750, 35

‘London Improved’ (1766), 12

Long Room, The, 253, 269, 278, 281, 295, 297, 308, 314

Longman, T. Norman, 108, 111

Longman, William, 57

Loughborough, Lord. _See_ Rosslyn, Lord

Lovells, The, 212

Lovers’ Bank or Walk, 180

Lower Flask Walk, 58, 194

Lower Heath, The, 43

Lyndhurst Road, 53

Lysons, 2 _et passim_

Macclesfield, Lord Chancellor, 97

Manor Farm, 110

Manor House, The, 108

Manor Lodge, 111

Mansfield, Lord, 5, 56, 129, 221-235, 314

Mansion, The, Frognal, 85

Marsham, Henry, Lord Scrope of, 8

Martinez, Mr., 340

Maryon, Mrs. Margaret, 63

Maryon, Rev. John, 63

May, Richard, 61

Meteyard, Eliza, 47, 76, 180

Middlesex, Elections for, on top of Hampstead Heath, 33

Miles, John, 117

Millfield Lane, 204

Milligan, Mrs., 52

Mitchell, Thomas, 100

Montagu, Edward, 99

Montagu House, 98

Montague, Mrs., 72, 284, 310

Montgomery, ‘Satan,’ 314

Moore, Tom, 43

More, Mrs. Hannah, 313

Morel, L’Abbé, 85

Morland, 136

Mother Huffs’, 258, 285

Mount, The, 119

Mount Vernon, 87

Mulock, Dinah, 180

Murray, Hon. Misses, 93

Neave, Thomas, 98

Netley Cottage, 152

Netmaker, Mr., 10

New End, 192, 193

New Georgia, 220

New Grove House, 101

New North End Hall Wells, 181

New Reservoir, 124

New Road, 13

New West End, 113

Newton, Sir Adam, 63

Nicoll, Miss Christian, 77

Nine Elms, The, 137, 323

Noel, Hon. Susannah, 249, 303

Noel, Sir Edward, 62

Norden, 24, 25

North Court, 98

North End, 135, 160

North End Hill, 34, 115, 326

North End House, 168, 170, 182

North End Road, 115, 182

‘Northern Heights,’ Howitt’s, 2 _et passim_

North Heath, 135

North Hole, 98

North London Consumption Hospital, 99, 101

North, Lord, 169

Norway House, 58

Nunnery, Kilburn, 345, 348

Oak Hill House, 187

Oak Hill Lodge, 187

Ogilby’s Guide, 17

Old Mother Red Cap, The, 13, 15

Old Ways to Hampstead, 41

Ollier, 202

O’Neale, Daniel, 331

Otley, Richard, 192

Oussulston, Hampstead in Hundred of, 20

Oxford Street, 14, 18

Palgrave, —, 18

Palgrave, Sir Francis, 53

Palmer, Sir Geoffrey, 11, 331

Pancras, St., boundaries of Hampstead, 2

Pancras Vale, 17

Parish Church, 78, 82

Park, 2 _et passim_

Park Gate-house, 128

Park Road, 49

Park, Thomas, 292

Parker, Colonel, 98

Parliament Hill, 4, 5, 217

Parnell, 121

Parry, Sir Edward, 134

Patmore, Coventry, 181

Pavilion Cottage, 211

Paxon, Mr., 197

Pelham, Diana, 217

Pennant, —, 18

Pepys, 11, 330

Perceval, Spencer, 64, 340

Perrin’s Court, 65

Peverel, Ranulph, 21, 22

Peverel, William, 22

Piozzi, Mrs., 70, 184

Plague, The Great, 10, 14

Platt, Thomas, 113

Platt’s Lane, 113

Pond Street, 43, 53, 194, 361, 362

Ponds and Waterworks, The, 241-248

Pool, Thomas, 111

Poor Robin’s Almanack, 18

Pope, 14, 45, 121, 280, 285, 286, 324

Portland, Duke of, 18

Portland Place, 18

Potter, G. W., 95, 303

Povey, Charles, 333

Powell, D., 116

Powell family, The, 345

Preaching Friars, 2

Priestley, Dr., 67

Prince Arthur’s Road, 57

Priory, The, at Kilburn, 122, 347; legend of, 349-353

Priory Lodge, 95, 96

Prospect Terrace, 188

Pump-House School, 297

Pump Room, The, 300-302

Queen Square, 13, 18

Race-course, The, 34

Raresby, 218

Red Lion Hill, 58, 67

Reformer, The fate of a, 374-377

Reynolds, Miss, 310

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 151

Rhodes, Mr., 14

Rich, Lady Charlotte, 123

Richardson, Samuel, 162, 283, 287, 309, 311

Roads, Carey’s Book of the, 43

Robarts, Abraham, 180

Roberts, Thomas, 333

Robinson, Crabb, 71 _et passim_

Rogers, Samuel, 314

Romilly, Sir Samuel, 19

Romney, 143, 145

Rosslyn Hill, 56, 67

Rosslyn Hill Schools, 57

Rosslyn House and Park, 19, 50, 314

Rosslyn Lodge, 54

Rosslyn, Lord Loughborough, Earl of, 50, 314

Rosslyn Street, 54, 56

Rous, Mr., 271

Routh, Mr., 253

Russell, Admiral Lord Edward, 33

Rye, Walter, 87, 97

Sadleir, John, M.P., suicide of, 38

Sailors’ Daughters Orphan School, 97

St. Giles’s Pound, 17

_St. James’s Gazette_, 1685, 11

St. John’s Parish Church, 78, 107

St. John’s Wood, 30

St. Mary, Frognal, 85

St. Pancras, 13, 29

St. Peter’s Westminster. _See_ Westminster

‘Sandford and Merton,’ Day, author of, 176

Sandy Road, 135

Saunderson, Mr., and St. John’s Church, 79

Schemelpennick, Mrs., 72

Scott, Sir Gilbert, 101

Scott, Sir Walter, 315

Scrope of Marsham, Henry, Lord, 8

Sedley, Sir Charles, 45

Selwyn’s ‘Diary’ quoted, 51

Seward. Miss, 313

Sewell, Dr. George, 175

Sharp, Henry, 101

Shelford Lodge, 52

Shelley, 200, 202, 316

Shelley, Mary, 4, 203

Shepherd’s Fields, 321

Shepherds’ Well, 54

Sheppard, Thomas, 124

Shipton, Mother, 324

Shoolbred’s, 14

Shuttop Hill, 345

Siddons, Mrs. Sarah, 82

Silver Street, 119

Sion Chapel, 253-255, 270

Smith, Horace and James, 202

Soames, Dr., 273-278

South End, 320

South End Green, 4, 245

South End Road, 3

South Hill Park, 4

Southampton, Lord, 84

Spaniards, The, 119, 226

Spaniards Garden, 128

Spaniards Road, 164

Spark, Michael, 32

Sports at Belsize House, 335, 339

Squire’s Mount, 4, 164

Stanfield, Clarkson, 57

Stanfield House, 57

Stanhope, Arthur, 333

Stanhope, Colonel James Hamilton, suicide of, 235

Stanhope, Lord Henry, 331

Stanhope, Philip, 333

Stanton, Samuel, 122

Steele, Sir Richard, 43, 121, 254, 261, 280

Steele’s Terrace, 48

Steevens, George, 100, 116, 123

Stephenson, Benj. Charles, F.S.A., 93

Stormont, Lord, 234

Strathmore, Lady, 15

Sullivan family, The, 85

Sullivan, Miss, her toll-gate, 77

Swift, Dean, 49, 121, 261, 266, 273, 280, 286, 332

Talfourd quoted, 36

Taverner, Richard, 345

Taverns and Tea-houses: Adam and Eve, 15; Bird in Hand, 58,
259; Bull and Bush, 47, 174; Cock and Hoop, 111; Copenhagen
House, 50; Craddock’s, 250; East Heath Tavern, 196; Flask
Tavern, 99; George Inn, 346; Jack Straw’s Castle, 126; Load of
Hay, 43, 45; Mother Huffs’, 258; New Georgia, 220; Old Mother
Red Cap, 13, 15; Spaniards, 119, 226; Tea-gardens at Kilburn,
346; Upper Flask, 120; Whitestone Inn, 265

Taylor, the Water-poet, 33

Tea-gardens, Kilburn, 346

Tea-houses. _See_ Taverns

Telford, 202

Thompson, ‘Memory Corner,’ 103

Thompson, Mr. Maude, 21

Thurlow, Lord, 270, 314

Thurlow Road, 54

Toll-gate, Miss Sullivan’s, 77

Tolmer Square, 16

Tonson, Jacob, 121

Tooly’s Farm, 136

Tottenham Court Road, 13-15, 17

Tottenham Fields, 14

Toupees, The, 311

Tradescants, The, 331

Traitors’ Hill, 4, 50

Trimmer, Mrs., 71

Turner, Mr., 135

Turner’s Wood, 220, 284

Upper and Lower Flask, Origin of, 250

Upper Bowling-green House, 122

Upper Flask Tavern, 43, 47, 99, 100, 119, 120, 325

Upper Heath, 100, 126

Upper Park Road, 49

Upper Terrace, 113

Vale of Health, 109, 110, 194, 213

Vale Lodge, 212

Vane House, 56, 235, 359

Vane, Sir Henry, 11, 53, 359

Varley, 126, 136

Veil, Colonel Sir John de, 17, 289

Venner, 218

Vivian, John, 180

Volunteers, Hampstead, 1803-4, 36, 299

Waad, Armigall, 329

Waad or Wood family, The, 329

Waad, Lady Anne, 330

Wales, Prince and Princess of, at Belsize Gardens in 1721, 335

Walk, The Judges’, 76, 137, 188, 325

Walker, Thomas, 98

Walpole, Horace, 35 _et passim_

Walpole, Lord, 100

Walpole, Mrs., 118

Ware, Isaac, 88

Warwick, Earl of, 122

Warwick, John, Earl of, 345

Water Company, Hampstead, 242

Waterworks, The Ponds and, 241-248

Watling Way, The, 23, 24

Watts, Mr., Curate and Lecturer, 276

Weatherall Place, 253

Wedderburne, Mr., afterward Lord Rosslyn, 50

Well Walk, The, 191; early period, 249-267; second period,
268-291; the modern, 292-303

Weller, Margaret Marie, 63

Weller, Jane, 63

Welling’s Farm, 14

Wells Chapel, 299

Wells Charity, 78, 249, 302, 303

Wells, Sir Spencer, 182

Wells, The, 12, 32, 47; New North End Hall, 181

Wentworth Place, John Street, 357

West End, 85 _et seq._, 107

West End Green and fair, 112

West End House, New and Old, 117

West End Lane, 107, 109

West Heath Road, 97, 115

Westminster, St. Peter’s, Charter of Ethelred II. to, 21

Westminster, Richard de Crokesley, Abbot of, 27

Whichello, Abel, 278, 279

White, Charles, engraver, 17

White, Rev. Samuel, 87

White, Robert, engraver, 17

Whitestone Inn, 265

Whitestone Pond, 124, 188, 323

Whitfield, George, 34

Wildwood Avenue, 137, 168

Wildwood Corner, 17, 254

Wildwood Cottage, 168

Wildwood Grove, 167

Wildwood Lodge, 174

Wilkinson, Mr. Garth, 76

Wilkes, the actor, 87, 122

Willes, Sir Francis, 182

William IV. and Queen Adelaide visit Hampstead, 231-235

Willow House, 252

Willow Walk, 245

Wilson, Arthur, 136

Wilson, General Sir Thomas Spencer, 63

Wilson, Lady, 182

Wilson, Sir John, 243

Wilson, Sir John Maryon, 64

Wilson, Sir Maryon, 7

Wilson, Sir Spencer Maryon, 64

Wilson, Sir Spencer Pocklington Maryon, 64

Wilson, Sir Thomas Maryon, 63

Wilson, Thomas, 89

Windmill Hill, 143, 152

Winford, Lady Cook, 17

Withers, Mr., 218

Wood, Anthony à, 45

Wood, Mr., 271

Woods, Hampstead, 30

Wordsworth, 100, 109, 315

Wotton, Catherine, 331

Wotton, Lord, 11, 331

Wotton, Lord Charles, 331

Wotton, Lord Thomas, 331

Wright, Henry, 340

Wroth, John, 61

Wroth, Sir Thomas, Kt., 60, 181

Young, Dr., 310

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