Watier (Chef), 16, 17 Watiers’ Club, 16 Watkin Williams Wynn, Sir, 70 Waverton Street, 128 Wellington, Duke of, 27, 39, 45, 54, 93, 139 Wernher, Sir Julius, 20 West (Painter), 78 Western Exchange, The, 91 Wharton, Duke of, 5, 11, 98 “White Bear,” The, Piccadilly, 78 “White Horse,” The, 21 “White Horse Cellar”, 12 White, Miss Lydia, 123 White’s Chocolate House, 4 Whitehead (Poet), 37 Wilberforce, 38, 40, 98 Wilbraham, Rodger, 41 Wilkes (Demagogue), 10, 34 William IV., 130 Williams, Sir Charles Hanbury, 19 Willis’s Rooms, 44 Wimborne, Lord, 35 Wolfe, General, 43, 92 “Woods, at the Pell Mell”, 51 Worcester, Lord, 13 Wortley-Montagu, Lady Mary, 6, 34, 102 Wright, Whittaker, 138 Wyatt, Sir Thomas, 112 Wyndham, Sir William, 11 Yarborough, Lord, 34, 35 York, Edward, Duke of, 6, 32 York, James, Duke of, 31 Zoffany (Painter), 10 FOOTNOTES: [1] It has been suggested that the name may have had its origin in the famous “Pickadilla” cakes first made in old Pickadilla Hall, and made and sold at “Stewart’s” to the present day. [Publisher’s Note.] [2] The great authority for it is Mr. Arthur Dasent’s book, while I have a chapter on it in my “History of the Squares of London.”--E. B. C. [3] As an example of the rebuilding of Piccadilly, so rapidly going on during the last few years, a drawing of one of its handsomest structures, Denman House, at the corner of Air Street, is given. Built in 1903, it replaces the old building, where the late Mr. James L. Denman had been established for over half a century. Messrs. Denman & Co., having acquired the freeholds of the vineyards of the celebrated “J. Lemoine,” Champagne, and also the “Chateau Livran” estate with its 350 acres of vines in the Medoc, required larger premises. Denman House was therefore built, from the designs of Mr. Harold A. Woodington, A.R.I.B.A. The upper part of the old building, which appears in the vignette, was leased in the early fifties to the Marquis Townshend for the Pall Mall Club.--(Publishers’ Note). Transcriber's Notes: Italics are shown thus: _sloping_. Variations in spelling and hyphenation are retained. Perceived typographical errors have been changed.