More, Sir Thomas, 16. Murders by Smugglers, 310-318. Napier, Admiral Sir Charles, 320-325. Newington, 25, 267. "Nicholas Nickleby," 61, 297. Nine Elms, 218. Oglethorpe, General, 187. Oxenbourne Downs, 297-301. Pain's Hill, 42, 138. Pepys, Samuel, 38, 160, 161, 202, 235-239, 281, 333. Petersfield, 1, 216, 233, 235, 272-285. Peter the Great, 192. "Peter Simple," 34. Pitt, William, 74, 78-80. Porchester, 1. Portsdown Hill, 274, 295, 329. Portsea Island, 353. Portsmouth, 41, 217, 218, 235, 329, 352, 357-367. Portsmouth Point, 360. Press-Gang, 345-350. Purbrook, 301, 329, 352. Putney, 2, 11, 13. Putney Heath, 1, 11, 72. Rake, 218, 260, 267, 268, 315, 317, 318, 345. "Recruiting Sergeant," the, 93. Ripley, 135-146, 217. Rogues and Vagabonds, 86-90, 342-345. Sailor-men, 334-351, 358-362. St. Catherine's Chapel, 169. Sandown Park, 98. Selborne, 260, 267. Sheet, 201, 272. Shulbrede Priory, 220. Smith, Henry, Alderman, 65, 66. Smuggling, 305-319. Stoke D'Abernon, 136. Stone's End, 1, 22. Sugden, Sir Edward, 98. Sword House, 65. Tartar Hill, 139. Thames Ditton, 98. Thursley, 203-207. Tibbet's Corner, 67. Tofts, Mary, 176-182. Toll-houses, 267. Travellers, Old-time, 33, 56-63, 252-258, 330-345. Turner, J. M. W., 169, 201. Tyndall, Professor, 207, 230. Up Park, 273. Vanbrugh, Sir John, 120-123. Vauxhall, 1. Villiers, Lord Francis, 85. Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham, 38. Wandle, River, 63. Wandsworth, 1, 22, 63-67. Wandsworth Road, 15. Warren, Samuel, Q.C., 101-104. Waterloo, 327. Waterlooville, 327-329. Wellington, 327. Wesley, Rev. John, 41, 188, 190. White, Gilbert, 201, 230, 261-267. "White Lady," the, 98. Wilkes, John, 28, 38, 240-252. Wimbledon Common, 72, 80. Wisley, 139. Witley Common, 203. Wolfe, General, 60. Wolsey, Cardinal, 15, 118, 120. Woolmer Forest, 228, 232. _Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, London & Bungay._ FOOTNOTES: [1] It is due, though, to the memory of the Duke of York to state that _he_ was content to be regarded in this affair as an ordinary private gentleman. [2] Edmund Yates says it was Sergeant Murphy, the eminent lawyer, and not Jerrold. See his "Recollections." [3] This corrupt pronunciation is perpetuated in "Godliman" Street, by St. Paul's Churchyard, in London. [4] This "elm" is a chestnut. [5] The "County of Southampton," to speak by the card. Transcriber's Notes: Passages in italics are indicated by _italics_. Passages in bold are indicated by =bold=. Superscripted characters are indicated by {superscript}. The original text contains letters with diacritical marks that are not represented in this text version.