Hampton Court ... Illustrated with forty-three drawings by Herbert ...

240
Naseby, 71; Sir Thomas Herbert's
account of the King's last
days at Hampton Court, 7 1; he
prepares to escape, 78; his last
days,78; his execution, 79
Charles II., his return, 80; his
honeymoon, 80; his life at
Hampton Court, 80; his Queen,
81; his liaison with Barbara
Palmer, 81;his life at Hampton
Court, 82; his pictures,198
Charles le Brun, his tapestry designs,
169
China, the, 156
Clock-court, the, 8
Clock-tower,the, 9
Clouet, Francois, his portrait of
Mary Queen of Scots, 176
Conference of 1604, the, 146; its
members, 147 ; the points pro-
pounded by the King, 147 ;
differences of opinion, 148 ; the
High Commission considered,
150; theological aspects, 152;
James's opinion of it all,153
Confessionary, the, 9; its restoration
by Sir J. C. Robinson, 10;
its character, 10; its ceiling,171
Correggio, his "S. Catherine Reading,"
192; his otherpictures,197
Cromwell, Oliver, his negotiations
with Charles, 75; his occupation
of Hampton Court, 79
Defoe, Daniel, his evidence as to
Wren's designs,23 ; his account
of the royal dwellers in the
Palace, 112 ; on WilliamIII.'s
garden, 126
INDEX
Dobson, William, his portraits, 182
D'Oggionno, Marco, 193
Dossi, Dosso, his " S. William"
and " Holy Family," 197
Drouais, his " Madame de Pompadour,"
199
Diirer, Albrecht, his " redfaced
man," 197
East Front, the, 19
Edward VI., his birth, 56 ; his
early days, 57 ; his troubles as
King, 58
Elizabeth, Queen, her detention at
Hampton Court, 58 ; as Queen,
61; scandals, 61; her portraits,
176;Leopold von Wedel's description
of her state,62;her initialsatHampton
Court,63 ;Paul
Hentzner's account of theQueen
andthePalace,64;her death,67
Embroideries, the, 58, 157
; on
Evelyn,John, the diarist, 89
Charles II.'s gardens, 124
Flower-pot Gate, 132
Fountain Court, the, 16
Fountain Garden, the, 18, 131
Francia, his " Baptism," 192
Frederica of Hanover, Princess,
her apartments,6, 228
Frederick, Prince of Wales, 222;
the hasty drive to Saint James's,
223
Frog Walk, the, 133
Furniture, the, 170
Gainsborough's portraits, 200
Gate-house,theGreat, 5 ;its dignity
gone, 6