the Princess, 299; his morose Wimmenom, Mons. de, iv. 210
temper, 302; Prince and Princess Winch, Sir Humphrey, i. 410; a
declared King and Queen, 302; Commissioner of Trade, ii. 64, 86,
proclaimed, 303; his conduct on
his accession, 305, 306; corona-Winchelsea, ruins of, i. 292
tion, 306; his birth-day and anni-
versary of landing at Torbay, 313;
resolves to go in person to Ireland,
Winchelsea, Heneage, Finch, Earl
of, i. 356; alluded to, 325; ii.
47; seat at Burleigh, i. 313
related by, ii. 244
Winchester, notice of, i. 42; royal
palace built at, ii. 196, 246 n;
Cathedral of, 245
Winchester, John Paulet, Marquis
of, iii, 37; iv. 146
ib.; sets out, 318; buys Ken-Winchester, Bishop (1685), miracles
sington of Lord Nottingham, 315;
his victory at the Boyne, 319;
embarks for Holland, 336; pro-
gress in the North, 350; fireworks
on his return, 351; entertained
at Althorpe, ib.; conspiracy to
assassinate, 352; subscription to
Greenwich Hospital, 357; entry
into London, 360; his death,
380; allusions to, 320-324, 335;
iv. 222
Williams, Dr. John, Bishop of
Chichester, ii. 345, 351; letter,
iii. 359
Dr. John, Bishop of Lin-
coln, made Archbishop of York,
iv. 82 n, 116, 129 n; draws up par-
don of the impeached Bishops,
123; portrait, i. 319
Count, iv. 203 and n
Williamson, Sir Joseph, offices held
by, ii. 22, 42, 67, 73; account of
him, i. 409; ii. 22 n, 96; alluded
to, 29, 58 n, 101 n, 111, 180;
President of Royal Society, 124
Mr. ii. 29
Williamstadt, account of, i. 33
Willoughby, Lord of Parham, i.
346; Governor of Barbadoes, ii.
78
Wilmot, Col., proceedings against,
iv. 66, 58 n
-, Henry, Lord, i. 262, 286;
iv. 253 n; created Earl of Ro-
chester, 257 n; ambassador to
Germany, 248 and n, 258; account
of, i. 262 n
Wilson, Mr., killed in a duel, ii. 341
Wilton, seat of the Earl of Pem-
broke, i. 309; fire at, ii. 387
Wimbledon, Earl of Bristol's house
at, i. 383
Marchioness of, fi. 159
Wind, tempestuous (1668), i. 347;
(1662), 384; (1703), ii. 385
Windham, Mr., office in the exiled
Court of Charles II., iv. 278 and
n, 351; alluded to, i. 396
Sir Thomas, enjoins his
children to be loyal, iv. 154 n
Colonel, defended Bridge.
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Mr. Justice, ii. 141 n
Windsor, Lord, ii. 67
Windsor Castle and Chapel, notice
of, i. 302; Charles 1. burial
place, ib.; offering of Knights of
the Garter, ii. 55; improvements
by Prince Rupert, 66; installation
at, 65; statue erected, 150; im-
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painting in the hall, 242; alluded
to, 332
Windsor Forest, deer in, attacked, iv.
60; King Charles's directions, 64
Wine, of Orleans, i. 72; Dutch
Bishop killed by, 105; at Capra.
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Venice, 222
Winnington, Sir Francis, ii. 159
Winstanley, Henry, waterworks by,
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Light-house, ib. n
William, his "Loyal
Martyrologie," cited, iv. 105 n'
engraving br, i. 383 n
Winter, Sir John, on charring sea-
coal, i. 333; iii. 77
Wolley, Rev. Dr., i. 283, 286
Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas, i. 307;
ii. 40 n; his burial place, i. 313;
birth-place, 332
Wolves in France, i. 64, 74, 287
Woman, hairy, i. 339; gigantic,
317; ii. 41, 80; marks on the
arm of one, 54
Women in Venice, the dresses of, i.
210; painting first used by, 301;
on the duties of, iv. 31
Wood, Anthony à, letter of Mr. Eve-
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work, i. 818 n; 362 n; 392 n;
398
Sir Henry, his marriage, i.
Woodcote, Surrey, descent of the
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ferred to, i. 422; ii. 49
Woodstock Palace, destruction of, i.
405; iv. 136
Woodward, Dr. J., letters, iii. 367,
Woolwich, battery erected at, ii. 27
Worcester, Henry Somerset, Mar-
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Worcester, battle of, i. 282; iv.
200
notice of, i. 311
Worcester House, Strand, i. 363,
406
Worcester Park, ii. 2
Worksop Abbey, notice of, i. 815
World, on the Eternity of the, iii.
89
Worsley, Dr., on Plantations, ii. 74;
death of, 95
Wotton, Sir Henry, his "Elements
of Architecture," ii. 397
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Wotton, Surrey, mansion of the
Evelyn family, i. 253, 257, 260,
274, 404, 420; described, i. 3;
improvements at, 43, 289; ii. 359;
hospitality of Mr. George Evelyn,
359 n, 361; views of, i. 1; ii.
398; descent of the Evelyns of,
Pedigree, ii. 899; Dr. Bohun pre-
sented to the living, 376; MS.
works of Mr. Evelyn there, 892-
396
Wray, Captain, afterwards Sir Wil-
liam, i. 226, 230, 237, 241, 242,
251, 252
Wren, Sir Christopher, his early ta-
lents, i. 306, 8308; Theatre at Ox-
ford built by, 406; ii. 43; a Com-
missioner for repair of Old St.
Paul's, 10; his plan for improve-
ment of London, iii. 188; verses
by, ii. 101 n; Ashmolean Museum
built by, 127; christening of his
son, 137; St. Paul's, Monument,
and 50 churches, building by, 164;
President of the Royal Society,
169; design of Chelsea College,
175; Commissioner for Greenwich
Hospital. 348, 355, 856 n; letter
of Mr. Evelyn to, iii. 164; al-
luded to i. 406; ii. 68 n-61, 111,
124, 153, 204, 362, iii, 366
Dr. Robert, Bishop of Co-
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Travels, i. 159 n
Wrighte, Sir Nathan, Lord Keeper,
ii. 373 and n
Wriothesley, Thomas, Earl of South-
ampton, daughter of, ii. 197
Wych, Sir Cyril, President of Royal
Society, ii. 199; married a niece
of Mr. Evelyn's 332, 368; Lord
Justice in Ireland, 338; alluded
to, iii. 370
- Lady, wife of Sir Cyril, and
niece of Mr. Evelyn, ii. 332, 368,
Wyche, Sir Peter, letter of Mr. Eve-
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iii. 169
Wye, Mr., rector of Wotton, his
death, ii. 876
YARBOROUGH, Sir Thomas, ii. 188,
and n
Yarmouth, Sir Robert Paston, Earl
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Yachts first used in England, i. 375
Yew Tree, deadly species of the, i.
191; large one, 397; on planting
it, iii. 274
York, City and Minster, i. 315;
siege of, iv. 141 n,142; Mayor of,
speech to Charles I., 134
York, Frederick, Duke of, pays the
fine at Oakham, i. 313 n
York House, Strand, i. 326; ii. 78
"Young Admiral," a play, i. 393
Young, Captain, capture by, i. 336;
death and character of, ii. 338, 339
Youth, advice to, iii. 85
ZACHARY, of Genoa, anecdote of
his shipwreck, i. 89
Zecca, or Mint at Venice, i. 209
Zeland, a captured vessel, i. 419
Zenno, Signor, Venetian Ambassador,
ii. 256; alluded to, 257
Zinnar Tree, quality of, ii. 193
Zinzendorp, Count de, ii. 185
Zitelle, procession of, at Rome, i, 142;
account of, 181
Zolern, Francisca, princess of (1654),
iv. 216 and n
Zucchero, Frederico, paintings by,
i. 107, 176, 190; his burial-place,
Zulestein, Mons., ii. 57
Zulichem, Mons., account of i. 366,
404; alluded to, 371, 403; iii.
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