Hay-Hill Farm, notice of, ii. 84 n
Hay-Market, paving of, (1662), i
387

Haywood, Sir William, ii. 73
Headache, cure for, i. 258
Headly, Thomas, servant of Mr.
Evelyn, i. 300, 301

Heard, Sir Isaac, Garter King of
Arms, great age of, ii. 232 n
Hearth Tax, abolition of, ii. 305
Heath, Mr. and Mrs., i. 287, 314;
ii. 35; iii. 95

Heaviside, Mr., i. 365 n
Heber, Dr. Reginald, late Bishop of
Calcutta, his "Life of Bishop
Taylor," referred to, iii. 69 n, 91 n
Hebert, Mr. Evelyn's valet, robs him,
i. 252

Hebrew manuscript, i. 147
Hedges, Sir Charles, ii. 375
Hegge, R., his MS. "Life of Sir
Cuthbert," iii. 383, 384
Heinsius, Daniel, notice of, i. 29
and n; library, ii. 190
Helena, St., statue of, i. 128; monu-
ment, 133; chapel, 179
Helmsley, Yorkshire, estate of Duke
of Buckingham, ii. 356 and n
Hemly Hall, Staffordshire, iv. 145
Henchman, Dr. Humphrey, Bishop
of London, i. 352, 358; ii. 10, 74
Mr., i. 358

Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles I.,
her order of Capuchins, iv. 51 n,
73, 109, 334; summons of Lords
and Bishops by, 83; claim for re-
mainder of her dowry, 332; letter

on reception of Charles I. at Edin-
burgh, 50; directions to Sir Ed.
Nicholas about Charles's free par-
don, 58; answer to Parliament on
the education of the Prince, 105 n;
intercedes for Father Phillips,
114 n; letters to Sir Edward Ni-
cholas, to direct attendance of
Earl Caernarvon in Parliament,
115; to forward her dispatch, 118;
to direct the attendance of certain
Lords in Parliament, 124; to in-
form Lord Chamberlain to prepare
for the King's return, 131; her
reception at Tours, i. 74; resides
at Bourbon l'Archambaut, 76:
averse to the Duke of York's mar-
riage, 341; her attempts to pervert
the Duke of Gloucester, iv. 203,
214 n, 216 n; arrives in England,
i. 361; visits Mr. Evelyn, 388;
compliment to him, 408; alluded
to, i. 262, 356, 361–363, 383,
388 n, 390, 393, 403; iv. 49—
53, 74-125, 149-155
Henrietta, Princess (daughter of
Charles I.), i. 361; condescension
to Mrs. Evelyn, &c., 363; married
to Duke of Orleans, ii. 57 n
Henry IV., king of France, statues
of, i. 48, 62, 134; book of draw-
ings, belonging to, 270; letters of,
iii. 380; attentive to his maritime
interests, 268

VII., Emperor, i. 191

VII., King of England pic-
ture of, at Whitehall, i. 328; re-
ferred to, 333; "Office" of, at
Whitehall, ii. 156

VIII., King of England, his
Book against Luther, i. 147; por-
trait of, 257; an "office" of, 307;
chimney-piece belonging to, 324;
referred to, 333

Prince of Wales, son of
James I., his palace at Charlton,
i. 291; collection of coins, &c.,
iii. 305

Henshaw, Thomas, with Mr. Evelyn

abroad, i. 93, 170, 179, 184, 188,
220, 222; allusions to, after his

return, 256, 260, 298, 339, 335,
346; ii. 114; recommended for an
emoassy by Mr. Evelyn, i. 356;
and as French secretary to the
King 374; his "History of Salt
Petre," ib.; return from Denmark,
&c., ii. 109, 150; letter of Mr.
Evelyn to, iii. 375; etchings dedi-
cated to, by Mr. Evelyn, ii. 398
Heralds' College, part of the Arundel
library presented to, ii. 130
Herbert, Richard, Lord, i. 300

Edward, Lord (1665), i. 413
Sir Edward, Lord Chief Jus-
tice of the King's Bench, bold
speech, ii. 266; a Commissioner
for ecclesiastical affairs, 267; his
house at Oatlands, 281 and n; at-
tainted, &c., ib.

Lord Edward, of Cherbury,

Sir Henry, i. 288, 412
Admiral, defeated by the

French, ii. 310

Hewer, Dr., i. 299; condemned,
345; and executed, 346

Mr., house at Clapham, ii.
332; account of him, ib.
Hewson, regicide, executed, i. 360
Heylin, Dr. Peter, sermon by, i. 366
Hicks, Sir William, his house and
family at Ruckholt, i. 350 and n
Hieroglyphics, stone inscribed with,
communicated by Mr. Evelyn to
Kircher, i. 220

Higgins, Sir Thomas, his daughter,
ii. 269

Higham, Rev. Mr., ii. 116; ser-
mons by, i. 299, 321; his death,
ii. 206

Highland dragoons (1694), ii. 340;
two Dutchmen killed by one of
them, 341

Hill, Abraham, F.R.S., ii. 174, 180;
iii. 366, 367, 381

Hinton, Mr. William, letter of
Charles II. to, iv. 197
Hippodrome at Rome, i. 171

bert), ii. 174, 325

Sir Edward, Attorney-Ge-
neral, i, 265; iv. 59, 117, 121, 129
170, 233, 262-264, 270, 273 n;
282, 321 n; King Charles I.'s
observations on the conduct of, 169
Lady, i. 265, 273; iv.

208, 212, 252

Sir Thomas, his "Me-
moirs of King Charles I." referred
to, iv. 176 n, 182 n
Hercules, i. 163, 165; temple of, at
Milan, 233

"Hercules in Lydia," an opera, i.

211

Hereford, Lord Viscount, his house
at Ipswich, ii. 119

Hermit of the Colosseum at Rome,
i. 122
Hertford, William Seymour, Mar-
quis of, iv. 192, 105 n, 135 n, 137,
143, 154 n, 179, 195
Hertfordshire, loyalty of the gentry,
iv. 127, 132; remarkable robbery
in (1692), ii. 334
Hervey, John, i. 327; ii. 130

-, Mr., of Betchworth, ii. 379

mon, strictures on, iii. 264
Historiographer, Royal, recommend-
ed, iii. 215

History, advice for the study of, iii.
162-164

Hoare, Richard, an excellent pen-
man, i. 261; strange sickness of,

298

Hobbes, John, ii. 136; visited by
Mr. Evelyn, i. 280, 327; book
against his "Leviathan," 297
Hobbson, Mr., of Venice, merchant,
i. 224

Hobson, the Cambridge carrier, i.

320

Hoefnagle, George, print by, ii. 1 n
Hoff Van Hounslers Dyck, account
of, i. 31

Holbein, Hans, portraits, &c., by, i.
257, 301, 324, 362; ii. 128, 129,
155, 197, 275; alluded to, iii. 296
Holborne, Mr., supports Charles's
right to election of officers, iv.
101

Holden, Dr., vicar of Deptford, i.
265;
ii. 111; character of, 87:
sermon of, 227

Holder, Dr., ii, 205

, Mr., iv. 235 n, 236, 258,
264, 267, 270; Sir Edward Hyde's
opinion of, 255 n, 261, 265
Holland, Henry Rich, first Earl of,
iv. 60 n, 105; account of, 105 n;
338; appointed Lord General be-
yond Trent, 129; execution of, i.
258; portrait, iii. 301
Holland, Sir John, ii. 18
Holland, Cromwell's dissimulation
with, iv. 209; propositions to en-
gage its assistance to Charles II.,
248, 253; war with, i. 291; fleet
defeated, iv. 278 n; concludes
peace with Cromwell, 298; letter
of States of, to Princess Dowager
of Orange, 226; present of the
States of, to Charles II., i. 386;
peace with, ii. 21; embassy from,
to William III., 299
"Hollandia Illustrata," referred to,
i. 22

Hollar Winceslaus, his arrival in
England, i. 16; notice of, 17and n,
engravings by, 325 n, 356n; ii.
18; plan for rebuilding London,
iii. 72 n

Holles, Denzill, Lord, creation of,
&c., i. 367; iii. 243; iv. 185 n;
account of, i. 367 and n

Mr. Jarvis, his message to
the Lords, iv. 97
Holloway, Sir Richard, Justice of
the King's Bench, ii. 287, 308
Holly hedges, on cultivating, iii. 274
Holmby House, ruins of, ii. 107
Holmes, Mr., iv. 278

Sir Robert, ii. 42, 75, 85,

Horneck, Dr. Anthony, character of,
ii. 183 and n; sermon by his son,
368
Horninghold, Leicestershire, seat of,
i. 313, 317

Horns at Hampton Court, i. 386
Horse baited to death, ii. 30
Horseheath, Lord Allington's house
at, ii. 52 and n

Horsemanship, Duke of Newcastle
on, ii. 24 n; iii. 246
Horses, fine sculptures of, i. 109,
116; racing of Barbary, at Rome,
180; regard of a woman for one,
230; Turkish or Asian, brought
over, 1684, ii. 201; Charles II.'s
sold, iv. 199

311

at

i.

Homer, ancient edition of, ii. 365
Hondius, William, of Amsterdam, i.
28 and n

Horticulture, Spanish, letter res-
pecting, ii. 39; iii, 201

Hortus Malabaricus," iii. 259
Hoskins, Sir John, ii. 153; Presi-
dent of Royal Society, 179; iii. 381
Hospital, called Christ's Hospital at
Rome, i. 150, 151

Hospitals, various notices of, abroad,
i. 24, 25, 53, 82, 100, 102, 150, 151,
173, 233, 250, 267, 274; in Eng-
land, 313

Hôtel Dieu, and Hôtel de la Charité,
i. 53
Hotham, Sir John, commander of
Hull, i, 316

Houblon, Mr., merchant, ii. 135
and n, 247; his house on Epping
Forest, 182

Sir John, a subscriber to
Greenwich Hospital, ii. 357 n
Hough, Dr. John, made Bishop of
Worcester, ii. 322 and n
Houghton, Mr., F.R.S., i. Introduc-
tion, xxix

Houllies, a species of fuel, ii. 28
Hounslow Heath, camp on (1678),
ii. 126; (1686), 261, 264, 278
Household, Comptroller of the pub-
lic dinners of, i. 398
Household, Royal, purveyors of the,
regulated, ii. 181 and n
How, John, complained of Bishop
Burnet's book (1693), ii. 335;
Mr. How made a Baron, 378
Howard, Anne, wife of Sir G. Sil-
vius, ii. 107 and n, 124

Bernard, i. 388; ii. 213
Charles, i. 387, 403, 404;
house at Dorking, 323; ii. 56

Craven, law-suit against
his mother, ii. 107 and n; ac-
count of him, 107 note

Dorothy, ii. 89; married
to Colonel Graham, 106, 124, 232,
240

Edward, i. 388

Lord George (son of
sixth Duke of Norfolk, by Mrs.
Bickerton), ii. 128 n

Henry, Lord, grandson
of the Earl of Arundel (after-
wards sixth Duke of Norfolk), at
Padua, i. 222 and n, 226; villa at
Albury, pictures, &c., 324; ii. 32;
procures the dukedom to be re-
stored, and compounds a debt of
his grandfather's, i. 387; Mr.
Croone recommended by Mr. Eve-
lyn to travel with his sons, iii.
138; permitted the Royal Society
to meet at Arundel House, and
gave them the Arundelian library,

ii. 22, 42; presented the Arunde
lian marbles to Oxford University,
32-34, 45; iii. 198, 219; created
Lord on his embassy to Morocco,
ii. 34, 42; conversation with
Mr. Evelyn respecting marriage
of his son, his own connexion with
Mrs. Bickerton, his house at Nor-
wich, &c., 70, 71, 72; alluded to,
i. 351, 387; ii. 38, 42, 46, 84.
See Norfolk.

Howard, Henry (son of the pre-
ceding, afterwards seventh Duke
of Norfolk), i. 387, 403; ii. 26,
46; iii. 138. See Norfolk
Howard, Philip (afterwards Cardi-
nal), i. 226, 388; ii. 50

Sir Robert (son of the Earl
of Berks), play by, i. 393; alluded
to, 400 n; ii. 19 m, 42, 221;
impeached Sir W. Penn, 36;
"an universal pretender," 185,
221; his house at Ashted, 206

Mr. Thomas (son of Sir
Robert), ii. 325; his death, 378

Thomas, Earl of Arundel,
Earl Marshal, iv. 57, 62, 67, 83,
93

Lord Thomas (son of Henry,
sixth Duke of Norfolk), i. 388,
403; ii. 26, 129; iii. 138; his
children alluded to, ii. 371

Lord, of Escrick, concerned
in the Ryehouse plot, and dis-
covered his associates, ii. 188;
Algernon Sidney executed on his
single witness, 199

Mrs. (widow of William,
fourth son of first Earl of Berk-
shire), and her daughters, ii. 43,
105, 107 n, 108, 124; law-suit
against, by her son, 107, 108

Earls of Berkshire, mansion

of, ii. 22 n
Hoy, Dr., Mr. Evelyn's opinion of
his talents, iii. 375
Huddleston, Father, a popish priest,

administered the sacrament to King
Charles II. in extremis, ii. 216 n
Hudibras (Samuel Butler), portrait,
iii. 301