The Jewel House: An Account of the Many Romances Connected with the Royal Regalia: Together with Sir Gilbert Talbot's Account of Colonel Blood's PlotYounghusband, G. J. (George John)
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The Jewel House: An Account of the Many Romances Connected with the Royal Regalia: Together with Sir Gilbert Talbot's Account of Colonel Blood's Plot
Younghusband, G. J. (George John)
Crown jewels -- Great Britain
Mezeray, 72
Middle Tower, 16, 17, 185.
See also Martin Tower
Middleton, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Frederick, Keeper of the Jewel House,
125, 223
Mildenhall, Robert de, Keeper of the Jewel House, 111, 221
Mildmay, Sir Henry, Keeper of the Jewel House, 118-121, 131, 134,
222, 234, 236, 238, 240, 244
Military Cross, 216
Military Medal, 217
Mint, bombs on, 173
Mitcham, archæological discovery at, 96
Modern invention, a, 114
More, Sir Thomas, 115, 116
Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael, 205-206
Mountague, Heneage, Keeper of the Jewel House, 122-123, 222
Mountain of Light. See Koh-i-Nur diamond
Nadir Shah, King of Persia, 152, 153
Napoleon, 203
“Nemo me impure lacessit,” motto of Order of the Thistle, 197
Neville, William, Lord Abergavenny, Keeper of the Jewel House, 123,
222
Nicholas I, Emperor of Russia, 166
Northumberland’s walk, 19.
See also Ghost, Earl of Northumberland’s
Oak of Boscobel, 38
Old Pretender, the, 161
Orb, the, ancient Christian emblem, 47, 81
Its use in Coronation ceremony, 84
Orbs, description of, 47, 48
Order of the Bath, 200-201
Order of the British Empire, 210
Orders of Chivalry, 191-219
Order of the Crown of India, 210-211
Order of the Garter, 56, 191-194
Order of the Golden Fleece, 201
Order of the Indian Empire, 206, 207, 210
Order of Merit, 199
Order of St. Patrick, 198-199
Order of the Star of India, 207
Order of the Thistle, 196, 197-198
Orloff diamond, the story of the, 165
Owen Tudor, husband of Katherine Henry V’s widow, 149
Pall of Cloth of Gold. See Imperial Mantle
Parrett, confederate of Col. Blood, 150, 183, 187
Patiala, Maharajah of, 167
Paulet, William, 116-118
Pearl of Portugal, deterioration of, 169-170
Pearls, description of, 169-170
Pitt, Mr., Governor of Madras, owner of Regent diamond, 168
Plate, Ecclesiastical—
Ampulla or Golden Eagle, 71, 230
Anointing Spoon, the, 73-74, 230
Flagons, 77, 78
Gold alms dish, 77, 78
Gold baptismal font, 76, 230
Maundy Dish, 74, 75, 76
William and Mary’s alms dish, 74, 230
Charles II’s font, 77
Plate, Royal—
Exeter’s and Plymouth’s contribution to the, 63, 103
King Charles’ wine fountain, 230
Queen Elizabeth’s gold salt-cellar, 62, 66
Renewal of, by Charles II, 17
St. George’s Salts, 65-66
State salt-cellar, 63-65, 230
Twelve golden salt-spoons, 66, 230
Two golden tankards, 67, 230
Plymouth, 103, 104.
See also Plate, Royal
Polar Star diamond, Russian, 166
Political agitation in India, 208
Postern Row, 29
Premier Mine, South Africa, 164
Prince of Wales’ Coronet, 42
Prince of Wales’ Crown, 42, 228
Princess Augusta, 76
Princess Victoria, 85
Punjab, the, 155, 156
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