appointed architect of S. Paul's, 187; clears away the ruins of old S. Paul's, 187; his experiment in blowing up the tower with gunpowder, 188; his use of a battering ram, 188; birth of his eldest son, 191; repair of S. Mary-at-Hill by, 191; building of S. Stephen's, Walbrook, by, 192, 225; knighted by Charles II., 194; rebuilding of Drury Lane by, 196; salary as architect of S. Paul's, 196; his model for S. Paul's, 196-198; lays the first stone of S. Paul's, 200; death of his wife, 203; his second marriage, 203; rebuilding of eight city churches by, 204-207; building of the Monument by, 207; his designs for a monument to Charles I., 209; building of the chapel at Emmanuel College by, 216; of the Observatory at Greenwich, 216; birth of his daughter Jane, 217; rebuilding of five more city churches by, 218, 219; the marking out of the dome of S. Paul's by, 222; death of his second wife, 226; elected President of the Royal Society, 228; Christ Church gateway built by, 232; All Hallows, Bread Street, rebuilt by, 232; S. Peter's, Cornhill, and S. Clement Danes rebuilt by, 233; his design for a palace at Winchester, 234, 235; Chelsea Hospital built by, 240; S. James's, Westminster, built by, 241; Chichester Cathedral repaired by, 245; Fawley Court built by, 245; made Controller of the Works, 246; elected member for Plympton, 247; eight more city churches built by, 248-252; death of his sister Susan, 261; buildings by, erected at Windsor, 264, 265; College of Physicians built by, 265; halls of city companies rebuilt by, 266; Hampton Court palace rebuilt by, 257, 268; scheme of, for Greenwich Palace, 269; his difficulties in placing the organ of S. Paul's, 273; invention by, of a pulpit on wheels, 280; letter of, to his son in Paris, 282, 283; chosen Grand Master of the Freemasons, 285; Marlborough House built by, 286; S. Dunstan's-in-the-East repaired by, 287, 288; statement of, as to repairs of Westminster Abbey, 289-293; elected member for Weymouth, 298; death of his daughter Jane, 300; second letter of, to his son, 302, 303; letter of, on church building, 305-313; private houses built by, 317; last stone of S. Paul's laid by his son, 318; attack on, by S. Paul's Commissioners, 320; his petition to Queen Anne, 320, 322; his unfulfilled design for east end of S. Paul's, 324, 325; dismissal of, by George I., from the post of surveyor-general, 329; purchase of Wroxhall Abbey by, 330; his studies and papers in cipher respecting the longitude at sea, 331, 332; his death 333; his burial and monument, 334