Beazley, Mr. the architect of
the English Opera House,
Bentham, Jeremy, his plan of a
prison adopted for the Peni-
tentiary,
189
Bethlem Hospital, original site
of, 211; described, 212; re-
gulations for the admission
of patients,
Bird-cage Walk, St. James's
park, origin of its name, 89
Bolton, William, prior of St.
Bartholomew's, supposed to
have been the architect of
Henry Seventh's chapel, 23
Boulter, Dr. his bust in West-
minster Abbey,
Bridges, Westminster, 57; Wa-
terloo, 122; Vauxhall, 191
British Museum, foundation of,
Campbell, Thomas, plan of the
London University suggested
by,
Carlton House, demolished, 91
Caroline, Queen of George II.
died at St. James's, 81; en-
larged Kensington Gardens,
100; turning chair contrived
for her there,
Chair, ancient, used for Coro-
nations,
16-17
Chambers, Sir William, the
architect of Somerset House,
131
Champion, the King's, cere-
mony performed by him at
coronations, 37; origin of
the practice,
38
Chantrey, Mr. his statue of Mr.
Horner, in Westminster Ab-
bey,
20
Charles I. his collections of
works of art sold or destroy-
ed by the parliament, 67; cir-
cumstances attending his exe-
cution,
67.80
Charles II. makes Whitehall
his residence, 68; his death
there, 70; enlarges and im-
proves St. James's Park, 89;
Foundling Hospital, 184; his
portrait there,
188
Cornwallis, Archbishop, oblig-
ed to leave Lambeth Palace
during the riots of 1780, 210
Coronation Chair, description
of,
Coronation Feasts, held in
Westminster Hall,
Covent Garden Market, de-
scribed,
152-154
Covent Garden Theatre, de-
scribed,
Cromwell, Oliver, his efforts to
preserve Charles the First's
collection of works of art, 68
Dodd, George, furnishes the
original plan of Waterloo
Bridge,
Dole, distribution of at Lambeth
palace,
Drury Lane Theatre, described,
land, resides in Durham Place,
EnglishOpera House, described,
Durham Place, historical parti-
culars concerning, 114-116
E.
Edward the Confessor, rebuilds
Westminster Abbey church,
13; chapel and shrine of,
15; sepulchral monuments in
the chapel of,
ib.
Edward I. his monument in
Westminster Abbey, 15; state
of his body on his coffin be-
ing opened,
16
Edward III. his monument in
Westminster Abbey, 15; re-
builds St.Stephen's Chapel,45
Edward V. and his brother,
monument of, in Westminster
Abbey,
Eleanor, Queen of Edward I.
her monument in Westmin-
ster Abbey,
Elizabeth, Queen, founded the
present establishment of West-
minster Abbey, 14; her monu-
ment there, 27; anecdotes of,
62, 65; occasionally resided
at Somerset House, 127;
made Lambeth Palace a place
of confinement, 203; a fre-
quent visiter to that place, 205
Fawkes, Guy, his participation
in the Gunpowder plot,
Flaxman, Mr. his monument of
the Earl of Mansfield in
Westminster Abbey, 20
Foundling Hospital, founda-
tion of, 184; what children
are admitted into it, 185;
description of the building,
186; the chapel, 187; pic-
tures presented to it, 188
Fowler, Mr. the architect of the
new Covent Garden Market,
154
Fox, Mr. his monument in
Westminster Abbey,
Fox, Sir Stephen, the projector
and a liberal benefactor to
Chelsea Hospital,
Henry V. his monument in
Westminster Abbey, 15; re-
lics of,
Henry VII. founds the chapel
called after him, 22; his
tomb,
Henry VIII. privileges con-
ferred by him on Westmin-
ster, 5; made it his residence,
6; dissolved the monastery
of, 14; obtained possession
of Durham Place, 114; found-
ed the College of Physicians,
Henry the Seventh's Chapel,
reasons for its foundation, 22;
expense of building, 24;
sepulchral monuments in, 24
-27; repairs of,
Hogarth, a benefactor of the
Foundling Hospital, 187; pic-
tures given to it by him, 188
Horner, Francis, statue of, in
Westminster Abbey,
Hornor, Mr. his contrivance
for taking views from the
top of St. Paul's, 165; his
dangerous situation there,
167, 168
Horse Guards, the, described,
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