Old Chelsea: A Summer-Day's StrollMartin, Benjamin Ellis
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Old Chelsea: A Summer-Day's Stroll
Martin, Benjamin Ellis
Chelsea (London, England) -- Description and travel
Prince of Wales, 132
Swan, 19, 105
„ Old, 102, 105
World’s End, 169
Thackeray, 65, 83
Thames, The, 18, 31, 37, 38, 44, 162, 169, 178
Thames Watermen, 105
Thomson, James, 44
Threadneedle Street, 46
Tite Street, 17, 98
Tothill Street, 155
Tours, Archbishop of, 102
Tower, 42, 50, 116, 154, 165
„ Chapel, 44
„ Hill, 43
,, Wharf, 43
“Tracts and Letters,” 153
Trinobantes, 20
Turenne, 93
Turner, 165, 169, 170, 178
Twickenham, 85
Tyndale, 153
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VALE, The, 27
Vanbrugh, Sir John, 83
Vanhomrigh, Mrs., 24
Vauxhall, 78
Verrio, 165
Versailles, 111
Victoria Hospital for Children, 98
Village of Palaces, 17
Villars, Marshall, 161
Villiers, George, 50, 51
Voltaire, 92, 166
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WALLER, Edmund, 111
Walpole, Horace, 78, 84
„ House, 17, 81, 84, 166
,, Lady, 85
„ Sir Robert, 79, 81–85, 89, 166
„ Street, 81
Walton, Isaac, 134, 178
Wargrave, Henley-on-Thames, 149
Warwick, Earl of, 34, 65
Waterloo, 74
Wellington, Duke of, 73, 162
Westminster, 20, 33, 47, 155
,, Hall, 43
Whitehall, 20, 129
William and Mary, 37, 73
William Rufus’s Hall, 47
Willis, N. P., 14
Wilkes, John, 141
Wilkie, the Painter, 74
Winchelsea, Lord, 162
Winchester, Bishop of, 131
,, Marquis of, 145
Windsor Castle, 48
Winstanley, 118
Wolsey, Cardinal, 38, 42, 113
Woodfall, 159
Worcester, Battle of, 68
,, College, Oxford, 146
,, Marquis of, 52
“World’s End,” The, 169
Wren, Sir Christopher, 73, 110
Wyatt family, The, 149
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YORKSHIRE, 79
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ZIMRI, 50
Zinzendorf, Count, 54, 57, 58
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UNWIN BROTHERS, THE GRESHAM PRESS, CHILWORTH AND LONDON.
FOOTNOTES.
{26} This illustration and those on pages 114 and 123, have been made
from photographs by J. Hedderly, and are admirable specimens of the many
taken by him during a long and laborious life, and which have genuine
artistic merit as well as historic value in their preservation of the
features of Old Chelsea. Hedderly’s was the curious case of a man living
for fifty years in daily contact with the ancient and the odd, and yet
always keen to appreciate it and accurate in seizing it. On his death,
in 1885, his plates went to his daughter, and the photographs can be
bought from George White, Printer, 396, King’s Road, just at the end of
Park Walk: by whose permission these photographs have been re-drawn.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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