At Palace Gate, at the entrance to Kensington, Sir John Millais has his studio, in a substantial house, designed by Mr. Hardwicke. The studio, however, is a simple building, attached to the house. Mr. Alma Tadema’s studio was an old house in Porchester Terrace, on the banks of the canal, which he had fitted up and adapted to his purposes. He has now, however, built himself a new one. Mr. Hubert Herkomer’s is down at his well-known artistic colony at Bushey. INDEX. Adam, the Brothers, 39 Adelphi, The, 40 All-Hallows Staining Church, destroyed, 214 All-Hallows Barking, Church of, described, 216 All Saints’ Church, Margaret St., described, 240 Amen Court, St. Paul’s, sequestered enclosure of, 144 Anne’s, St., Church, Soho, and its Associations, 73 Austin Friars, House destroyed in, 167 Barn Elms at Putney, 275 Barnard’s Inn, 105 Barry, the Painter, his Adelphi Pictures, 48 Bartholomew’s, St., rudely treated, 221; “Blacksmiths’ Forge and Fringe Factory,” 222; judiciously restored, 224 Bell Tavern, The Old, 177 Berkeley Square, 172 Billett’s “Maids of Honour” cakes, 280 Blackheath, its “Paragons,” etc., 291 “Blew Coat” School, The, 19 Bow Steeple, 234 Brewers’ Hall, The, described, 208 Brick, Proper Treatment of, 258 Bride’s, St., Steeple, Story connected with, 233 Burlington House, described, 163 Campden Hill and its old Houses, 29 Canonbury Tower, 253 Carlyle, Thomas, Visit to, before his death, 269; his House, 269 Catholic Churches in London, 241 Changes in London by demolition, and rebuilding, 152 Chapels, The Embassy, 241 Charterhouse, The, 249 Chelsea, “Modern Antiques” at, 270 Chelsea, Old Church of, 270 Chelsea “Physick Garden,” The, 271 Chelsea, Sketch of, a few years ago, 266 Chenery, Mr., A tenant in Clement’s Inn, 100 Cheshire Cheese Tavern, The, Account of, 190 Chesterfield House, 161 Chiswick Church and Old Houses, 277 Christ’s Hospital, Public supping at, 250 City, Charm of exploring, 195 City Companies, Vast number of, 209 Clapham, Church Row, 219 Clement Danes, St., Romantic View of, 234 Clement’s Inn, its Garden House, 100 Clifford’s Inn, described, 99 Clock Tower, The, 25 Cock Tavern, The Fleet Street, Account of, 185 College Street, Westminster, picturesque, 18 Covent Garden and St. Paul’s Church, 52 Cripplegate Church, 202, 212 Crosby Hall, fine Oriel Window in, 229 Cornelys’ Rooms, Mrs., now a Chapel, 241 Cremorne Gardens, Sketch of, 269 Cromwell House, 146 Dane’s Inn, 101 Devonshire House, 161 “Dickens in London,” Various associations, 115; His Wooden Midshipman, 116; His sketches of the Inns of Court, 117; His residences in London, 118 Dining Halls in the Old Inns of Court, 107 Doorways, Old, Various specimens of, described, 260; Old Carved, in Carey Street, 100 Drapers’ Hall, 210 Dublin, Old Houses in, 216 Dyers’ Hall, 209 Edmonton, Fine specimens of Brick at, 288 Eltham, 287