Pau, the college of, 40, 326.
Peg, Catherine, notice of, 429; her
children by Charles II., 446.
Penderells, family of, 456, 514; attend
Charles on his escape, 507; on his
restoration, 515; Richard, assists
Charles in his escape, 459, 493;
obtains him some victuals, 498;
William, receives the Earl of
Derby, 483; shaved the king, 504;
loyalty of, 515; steals a sheep for
the king, 505; John, assists Lord
Wilmot, 499; Humphrey, alluded
to, 504; the old good-wife, alluded
to, 500.
Penn, Wm., anecdote of, 448.
Pepys, his account of Charles II.'s
escape from Worcester, 455.
Peronne, notice of, 85, 330.
Petre, Mr., accompanies Charles on
his escape, 521; disappointed in
meeting the ship, 525.
Philips, Col.alluded to, 471, 472, 532.
Pitchcroft, Mr., harbours Charles II.,
462.
Pope, the butler at Mr. Norton's,
465; discovers the king, 466, 524.
Portsmouth, Duchess of, her children
by Charles II., 446.
Portuguese attendants on the Infanta,
109.
Poussattin, story of, 152.
Potter, John, alluded to, 470.
Price, Miss, her variance with Miss
Blague, 131, 136; notice of, 217,
359; provokes Lord Rochester,
218; her love for Dongan, and
her love trinkets discovered, 219;
her acquaintance with Miss Jen-
nings disliked by Talbot, 249;
her maid visits Rochester, 256;
disguises herself as an orange-girl,
and visits him with Miss Jennings,
257; they meet Sidney and Kille-
Progers, notices of, 217, 381.
grew, 258; meet Brounker, 259.
Pyrenees, peace of, 99, 331.
Richelieu, Cardinal de, notice of, 36;
Hume's description of, 324.
Richmond, Duke of, falls in love with
Miss Stewart, 211; notice of,
380; his intrigue with Miss Stew-
art discovered by the king, 313;
banished the court, 315; marries
her, 320.
Robarts, Lord, his character, 170.
Robarts, Lady, intrigues with the
Duke of York, 170; notice of,
368; taken by her husband to
Wales, 171.
Roberts, Mrs., notice of, 109.
Rochester, Lord, exposes Lord
Senantes, Marquis de, is piqued with
Matta, 61; invites Matta to sup-
per, 70; invites Matta and Gram-
mont to supper, 77; arrested by
the contrivance of Grammont, 79.
Senantes, Marchioness de, her in.
trigue with Matta, 58; her ron-
deau, 66; listens to Count Gram-
mont, 68.
Shaftesbury, Lord, anecdotes of, 440.
451.
Chesterfield in ballads, 189; no- Selleck, his message to Charles II.,
tices and anecdotes of, 370; is 528.
provoked by Miss Price, 218; in-
trigues with Miss Bagot, 221; in-
trigues with Miss Temple, 226;
she is warned of him by Miss
Hobart, 232; hears of Miss Ho-
bart's falsehoods from Miss Sarah,
237; meets Miss Temple, 238;
undeceives her by means of Kille-
grew, 240; banished the court,
246; his residence in the city,
254; sets up for a German doctor,
255; visited by the chambermaids
of the maids of honour, 256; mar-
ries a melancholy heiress, 320; in-
trigues with Miss Barry, 246, 385;
his speech as a mountebank, on
Tower-hill, 387; his jest on
Charles II., 447.
Rowley, nickname of Charles II.,
450.
Roxana, an actress loved by the Earl
of Oxford, 230; her pretended
marriage, 231, 384.
Royale, Madame, her disposition, 57;
orders Matta and the Marquis de
Senantes to be arrested, 79.
Rupert, Prince, notices of, 129, 358;
intrigues with Miss Hughes, 269;
sent to Guinea, 317; anecdotes
of, &c., 396; quarrels with Cole-
pepper, 422.
Russells, the uncle and nephew, rivals
of Grammont, 137; notices of,
360; uncle, proposes to Miss
Hamilton, 156; leaves the court,
158.
Russell, Lord, his execution, 443.
Rye-house plot, discovery of, 443.
Saucourt, his amour, 293.
Savoy, the Duchess of, gives an en-
tertainment, 60.
Scoto, Lady Anne, notices of, 295,
402.
Sedley, Sir Charles, exposes Lord
Chesterfield in ballads, 189; no-
tices, and anecdotes of, 372.
Shrewsbury, Lord, killed by Buck-
ingham in a duel, 299.
Shrewsbury, Lady, notices of, 109,
349; her lovers, 119; intrigues
with Killegrew, 296; with the
Duke of Buckingham, 297.
Sidney, the beau, notice of, 107, 346;
follows Miss Jennings, 259; in.
trigues with the Duchess of York
275; appointed master of horse to
her, 281.
Sidney, Algernon, his execution, 443.
Silva, Pedro de, called Peter of the
Wood, 109.
Silvius, Mr., marries Mad. de la
Garde, 216; notice of, 380.
Snead, Mr., brings the Earl of Derby
to Boscobel, 483.
Southampton, Lord, offers his ser-
vices to Charles II., 473.
Southesk, Lord, his jealousy, 167;
his revenge on his wife, 169.
Southesk, Lady, intrigues with the
Duke of York, 167; discovered by
her husband, 169.
Spring Gardens, notice of, 119, 357.
St. Albans, Earl of, notice of, 106,
342; anecdote of, 448.
Staunton, Mr., his sheep stolen by
Penderell, 505; refuses to receive
payment, 514.
St. Chaumont, Mad. de, recals Gram-
mont, 283; her indiscretion, 292.
Stewart, Miss, notice of, 109; loved
by the king, 117, 141; her child-
ishness, 142; her hopes on the
death of the queen, 145; desires to
appear in the king's carriage, 149;
discussion about her legs, 178;
jealousy of Miss Jennings, 225;
alluded to, 269; meridian of her
glory, 296; goes with the court to
Bristol, 300; attracts the atten-
tions of Hamilton, 301, 304; her
childish amusements, 306; her cold-
ness to the king, 311; discovered
with the Duke of Richmond by the
king, 313; receives pardon from
the queen, 315; marries the Duke
of Richmond, 320; her marriage
related by Evelyn, 414; her form
representing Britannia, 451.
St. Evremont, his description of
Grammont, 35, 111, 352; his ad-
vice to Grammont, 112, 138; his
solid wit, 205.
St. Germain, Madame de, intrigues
with Grammont, 58.
Stillingfleet, anecdote of, 443.
Summer-hill, the seat of Lord Mus-
kerry, 395.
Suze, Countess de la, notices of, 204,
377.
Symons, Mr., harbours the king, 531.
Taafe, Lord, intrigues with Miss
Warmestré, 211; forsakes her,
213; notice of, 380.
Talbot, his remarks on Miss Hyde,
163, 164, 367; attends the Duke
of York on a visit to Lady
Southesk, 168; falls in love with
Miss Hamilton, 206; notices of,
378; offends the Duke of Ormond,
207, 379; sent to the Tower, 208;
loses 300 guineas to Grammont,
ib.; returns from Ireland, 246;
attracts Miss Boynton, 247; falls
in love with Miss Jennings, ib.;
advises her to beware of Miss
Price, 249; renews his acquaint-
ance with her, 278; marries Miss
Boynton, 320.
Talbot, Peter, notices of, 207, 379.
Thomas, notices of, 207,379.
Lord, alluded to, 492, 497.
Tambonneau, attempts to rival
Grammont, 204; proposals to
Miss Hamilton, 205; notice of,
377.
Tanes, Count de, notice of, 57.
Tauravédez, See Silva.
Temple, Miss, description of, 222;
notice of, 384; her wit and per-
son, 226; intrigues with Lord
Rochester, 227; acquaintance with
Miss Hobart, ib.; warned by her
against Rochester, 228; discovers
that she has been deceived, 240;
adventure with Miss Hobart at
midnight, 244; her maid visits
Rochester, 256; marries Littleton,
320.
Termes, valet to Grammont, 124;
sent by Grammont to France,
129; his story of the quicksand,
133; his roguery discovered, 287;
his explanation, 290.
Tettershall, Captain of the bark by
which Charles II. escaped, 473,
533.
Thanet, Lord, notice of, 129, 355.
Thomas, Prince, commander of the
army, 36, 324.
Tombs, Mr., Charles II.'s adven-
ture at his house, 523.
Toulongeon, brother of Grammont,
notices of, 139, 141, 360.
Trino. siege of, 36, 37, 324; surren-
ders, 55.
Turenne, Viscount, notice of, 37;
is visited by Grammont, 54; com-
mands the army against Condé,
86; defeats Condé, 93; Voltaire's
character of, 325.
Vendôme, Cæsar de, notices of, 40,
326.
Viner, Sir Robert, anecdote of, 449.
Walters, Lucy, notice of, 429; her
children by Charles, 446.
Walton, Isaac, alluded to, 498.
Warmestré, Miss, attracts Gram-
mont, 116; brought to bed, 139;
intrigues with Lord Taafe, 211;
loved by Killegrew, 212; brought
Blague, 218; Yates, assists Charles
in his escape, 498.
to bed, 214; forsaken by Taafe, | Yarborough, Sir Thos., marries Miss
and marries Killegrew, 215.
Warner, Sir John, anecdote of, 451.
Wells, Miss, intrigues with the
king, 216.
Wetenhall, Mr., his ecclesiastical
history, 262, 393.
Mrs., a relation of Miss
Hamilton, 262; goes to London,
265; intrigues with Hamilton,
266; returns to Peckham, 267;
visits Lord Muskerry, 268; notice
of, 393.
Whitgreave, Mr., harbours Lord
Wilmot, 500; family of, 513.
William, Prince of Orange, anecdote
of, 441.
Wilmot, Lord, his escape after the
Battle of Worcester, 458; har-
boured by Mr. Pitchcroft, 461;
his loyal devotion, 509; assisted
by John Penderell, 499; meets the
king at Bentley, 520; seeks means
for Charles's escape, 529; escapes
to France, 475, 533.
Windham, Frank, his advice to
Charles II., 468; harbours the
king, 524.
Woolfe, Mr., harbours Charles II.,
460, 502.
Wren, Sir C., anecdote of, 450.
York, Duke of, commanded under
Turenne, 87, 331; his character,
105, 340; his attentions to Miss
Hamilton, 137; falls in love with
Lady Chesterfield, 158; his mar-
riage, 162, 367; intrigues with
Lady Southesk, 167; discovered
by her husband, 169; intrigues with
Lady Robarts, 170; with Miss
Brooks, 171; fondness for the
guitar, 174; criticises Miss Stew-
art's legs, 178; renews his atten-
tions to Miss Hamilton, 191; in-
trigues with Lady Denham, ib.;
proposals to Miss Jennings, 223;
journeys to the other side of Lon-
don, 273, 398; intrigues with
Miss Churchill, 274; sends to
Charles on his escape to France,
434.
York, Duchess of, notices of, 110,
352; description of, 162; employs
Sir Peter Lely, 191; her maids of
honour, 217; defends Miss Ho-
bart, 245; fondness for eating,
274; intrigues with Sidney, 275.
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