Chapter VI: Index

TO THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ENGRAVINGS CONTAINED IN THE VOLUME.

1. Ærial, the, 1455.
2. Amelia, princess, her autograph, 1076.
3. Apostle spoons, 178.
4. April, 407.
5. ---- Fool, 410.
6. Aquarius, 141.
7. Aries, 375.
8. August, 1058.
9. Autumn, 1282.

10. Barber, 1254.
11. ---- ancient, 1266.
12. ----’s basin, 1256.
13. ---- candlestick, 1255.
14. ---- chafer, 1256.
15. ---- chafing-dish, 1257.
16. ---- crisping-irons, 1257.
17. Barrow-woman, 903.
18. Bartholomew fair, 1223.
19. ----, 1226.
20. Bastile destroyed, 935.
21. Bear taking in Russia, 182.
22. Beard, cathedral, 1258.
23. ---- Pick-a-devant, 1258.
24. Beaton’s, cardinal, house, Edinburgh, 711.
25. Boar’s head at Christmas, 1619.
26. Bona Dea, _Frontispiece_, 1655.
27. Boor’s head, 1622.
28. Boy bishop, 1559.
29. Bungay Watchman, 1627.
30. Burmese state carriage, 1522.
31. ---- Tee, 1528.
32. Butler, Jacob, 1303.
33. Buy a broom, 807.

34. Calabrian minstrels, 1594.
35. Canonbury tower, 634.
36. Card-playing, by children, 90.
37. Cats’ concert, 1106.
38. Chad’s well, inscription, 323.
39. Church of St. John, Clerkenwell, 1475.
40. Copenhagen-house, 858.
41. Cowper’s summer-house, 522.
42. Cressets, _four_.
43. Curfew, 244.

44. December, 1543.

45. Fantoccini, 1114.
46. February, 195.
47. Flamsteed’s horoscope, 1093.
48. ---- autograph, 1097.
49. Flight of the Holy Family, 1650.
50. Flowers with symbols, 195.
51. Fountain at Tottenham, 1041.

52. Garrick’s autograph, 327.
53. ---- ---- signature, 330.
54. Gordon, Jemmy, 698.
55. Grose, Francis, sleeping, 655.
56. ---- ---- standing, 656.
57. Guy Fawkes day, 1432.
58. Gymnastics for youth, 19.
59. ----, Voelker’s, 1322.

60. Hagbush-lane cottage, 374.
61. Hair-dress, ladies’, 1261.
62. ---- bull-head, 1261.
63. ---- curls on wires, 1261.
64. Halifax gibbet, 147.
65. Hare and tabor, 1210.
66. Heading-block and maul, 149.
67. Heart breaker, 217.
68. Hen threshing, 247.
69. ---- speaking, 250.
70. Henry IX., K. of England, 33.
71. ---- ---- reverse of his medal, 34.
72. Hipson, Miss, a dwarf and a Malay, 1174.
73. Hornsey Wood house, 759.
74. ---- ---- ---- lake, 762.
75. Huxter, 1214.
76. Hyde Park gate, sale, 1358.

77. Italian minstrels in London, 1630.

78. January, 1.
79. Joan of Arc’s fountain, 730.
80. John, St., at Patmos, 618.
81. July, 890.
82. June, 738.

83. King’s arms, a showman’s wood-cut, 1176.

84. Labre, B. J., 472.
85. Lamp, old, 833.
86. Lifting at Easter, 423.
87. Lion bait at Warwick, 986.
88. Little man, 1190.
89. Living skeleton, front, 1018.
90. --------------, profile, 1033.
91. --------------, back, 1034.
92. London insignia, 1442.

93. March, 311.
94. May, 538.
95. May-day at Hitchin, 567.
96. -------- chimney sweepers, 583.
97. -------- milkmaid’s garland, 570.
98. Mermaid, a showman’s wood-cut, 1193.
99. Michael Angelo Buonarroti, 271.
100. Mid-Lent sport, 358.
101. Midsummer-eve bonfire, 823.

102. Nativity, the, 1610.
103. Nero and his senate, 458.
104. New London Bridge, 775.
105. November, 1418.

106. Octavia’s triumph, 458.
107. October, 1346.

108. Palm Sunday procession, 392.
109. Passion flower, 770.
110. Peerless-pool, 970.
111. ------------ fish pond, 975.
112. Piper, the, 1626.
113. Pisces, 282.
114. Plough Monday sports, 71.
115. Porter, 1215.
116. ------’s part, 1216.
117. Printing office, 1134.
118. Pulpit, 839.

119. Richmond, Surrey, 602.

120. Sadler’s Wells’ angling, 343.
121. St. Anne and St. Joachim, 1010.
122. St. Bride’s Church, Fleet-street, 87.
123. St. Catharine, 1506.
124. St. Cecilia, 1495.
125. St. Crispin and St. Crispinian, 1395.
126. St. Denys, 1370.
127. St. Dunstan and the Devil, 671.
128. St. George, 498.
129. St. Ignatius Loyola, 1050.
130. St. Michael and other archangels, 1328.
131. St. Nicholas, 1556.
132. St. Roche, 1120.
133. Sandal, ancient, 514.
134. September, 1146.
135. Shoe, ladies, 516.
136. Silenus, 450.
137. Simeon, St., Stylites, 35.
138. Sirius, 897.
139. Sluice-house, Hornsey, 695.
140. Somers’ Town miracle, 474.
141. Spring, 335.
142. ---- dress, 14th cent., 337.
143. Squirrel, musical notes, _two_, 1366.
144. Starkey, capt., 922.
145. Stoning Jews in Lent, 295.
146. Summer, 818.
147. Summer dress, 14th cent., 819.
148. Sun and Earth at Midsummer, 378.
149. ---- at Midwinter, 59.
150. Swallow, _hirundo rustica_, 506.

151. Temptation of St. Antony, 114.
152. Tiddy Doll, 575.
153. ----’s musical notes, 578.
154. Tree of Common Law, 234.
155. Twelfth-day in London, 47.

156. Valentine, postman, 215.
157. Virgin, _Mater Dei_, 1273.

158. Want, Hannah, 1352.
159. Westminster-hall with its shops, 154.
160. Whitehead, a giant boy, 1195.
161. Wigs, travelling, 1260.
162. ---- long perriwig, 1260.
163. ---- peruke, 1259.
164. Wild-fowl shooting in France, 1575.
165. ---- shooter’s hut, 1578.
166. Winter, 1560.

END OF VOL. 1.

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missing.
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second precept); the printed book does not show such space.
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