Hyde Park, Achilles statue in, 12, 13, 255; banqueting houses in, 39, 45-46, 63; beaux in, 146; bell rung in, 128; birds in, 3, 16, 23, 152, 318-323; building sites in, 82, 91; camps in, 74-75, 106-110, 144, 239; chairs in, 10, 250; coaching club in, 337; coronation festivities, 250, 256-258; cricket in, 7, 156; deer in, 33, 50, 64, 81, 90; demonstrations in, 293-294; duels in, 265-287; early history of, 19-33; fairs in, 247, 258; flower-girls in, 146; flowers in, 14, 312-313, 316-317, 371; footpads in, 122-124, 157, 160, 213; fortifications in, 74-75; Four-in-Hand Club, 7, 337, 353; gardening in, 151, 312-313; Great Exhibition of 1851, in, 261-263; lighting of, 123-124; lists of shrubs and trees, etc., 367-371; lodges in, 66, 111, 153; macarnis in, 170, 236; masks in, 120, 126-127; May-Day in, 80-87; monastic lands, 24; music in, 303; open air services in, 301-303; orange girls in, 120-121, 146; orchards in, 2, 96, 105; Pepys in, 100-116; playground of Society, 66; police in, 293-295; purchasers of, 82; poachers in, 52, 64, 317; races in the Ring, 38, 66, 73; Ranger’s Lodge in, 14, 66; Restoration festivities in, 94; riders in Rotten Row, 290-292; a Royal forest, 23; a Royal park, 33-36; sold by auction, 81; suffragists in, 171, 295-297; Sunday in, 12, 133, 138, 143, 164, 245, 247-248, 296, 298; under the Puritans, 79-91; veterans in, 310; wall round, 6, 8, 49, 96, 137, 144, 256; wooden paling round, 36, 137. Hyde Park Corner, 13; Allen’s stall at, 165, 304; Burton’s Arch, 261; Charles II. at, 119; Royal escort at, 54; traffic at, 159; Wyatt’s troops near, 47-50. Improvements in Hyde Park, 151-155, 261. James I., duelling under, 268; encourages silk industry, 96; hunts in Hyde Park, 63; law against building, 142; restores cock-fighting, 63; strict preserver of game, 62-65; Spring Gardens so called by, 91. James II., 111, 119-120, 129-130, 136. Jennings, Sarah, 130. John of Gaunt, 33. John, King, 178. Jonson, Ben, 9, 41, 268. Kensingston Gardens, 2, 36, 151; servants and dogs not allowed therein, 6, 139, 143; habitués of, 16; improvements in, 151-155; in May, 245; mysterious person in, 129; “Physical Energy” in, 307; Round Pond, 154; tea kiosks in, 92. Kensington Palace bought, 122; death of Mary II., 129; Queen Victoria born, 2. Kildare, Earl of, 190-192. Kingsborough, Lord, 283-285. Kingston, Dukes of, 134, 158. Kingstown, Earl of, 284-285. Kit-cat Club, 135.