Coffee-houses.

• Addison at Button's, 64, 73.
• Artists' Meeting, at the Turks' Head, 94.
• Artists at Slaughter's Coffee-house, 99.

• Baker's Coffee-house, 30.
• Barrowby, Dr., at the Bedford, 78, 79.
• Bedford Coffee-house, 76-82.
• British Coffee-house and the Scots, 56.
• Broadside against Coffee, 4.
• Button's Coffee-house, 64-73.

• Celebrities at Button's, 71.
• Chapter Coffee-house described by Mrs. Gaskell, 89.
• Charles the Second's Wig, worn by Suett, 103.
• Child's Coffee-house, 90.
• Chocolate-houses and Coffee-houses, 1714, 35.
• Churchill's quarrel with Hogarth, 80.
• Cibber, Colley, at Will's, 63.
• Club of Six Members, 87.
• Coffee and Canary compared, 16.
• Coffee, earliest mention of, 1.
• Coffee first sold in London, 2.
• Coffee-houses, early, 1.
• Coffee-houses, 18th century, 31.
• Coffee-house Politics, 41.
• Coffee-house sharpers, 1776, 42.
• Coffee-houses in 1714, 35.
• Conversation Picture of Old Slaughter's, 104.
• Covent Garden Piazza in 1634, 81, 82.
• Curiosities, Saltero's, at Chelsea, 46, 47.

• Dick's Coffee-house, 19.
• Dryden at Will's, 57, 60.

• Farr and the Rainbow Coffee-house, 15.
• Foote at the Bedford, 78.
• Foote at the Grecian, 105.
• Fulwood's Rents, Holborn, 96.

• Garraway's Coffee-house, 7-11.
• Garrick at the Bedford, 80.
• Garrick at Tom's, 75.
• George's Coffee-house, 107.
• Giles's and Jenny Man's Coffee-houses, 40.
• Goldsmith at the Chapter, 90.
• Goldsmith at the Grecian, 106.
• Goldsmith's Retaliation and the St. James's, 52-54.
• Gray's Inn Walks described by Ward, 97.
• Grecian Coffee-house, 105.
• Guardian Lion's Head, 65-68.

• Haydon and Wilkie, anecdotes of, 100.
• Hazard Club, painted by Hogarth, 86.
• Hogarth designs Button's Lion's Head, 68.
• Hogarth's drawings from Button's, 71.

• Inchbald, Mrs., in Russell-street, Covent Garden, 72, 73.
• Inspector at the Bedford, 76.

• Jerusalem Coffee-house, 30.
• Jonathan's Coffee-house, 11-13.
• Julian at Will's, 59.

• King, Moll, some account of, 85, 86.
• King, Tom, his Coffee-house, 84.

• Laroon, Capt., and King's Coffee-house, 86, 87.
• Lion's Head at Button's, 65-68.
• Lloyd's Coffee-house, Royal Exchange, 24.
• Lloyd's Members in verse, 28.
• Lloyd's Subscription Rooms, 26.
• Lloyd's, temp. Charles II., a Song, 23.
• Lockier, Dean, at Will's, 57.
• London Coffee-house and Punch-house, 91.

• Macklin's Coffee-house Oratory, 82-84.
• Macklin and Foote quarrel, 83.
• Maclaine, the highwayman, at Button's, 71.
• Man's Coffee-house, 33.
• Murphy at George's, 108.
• Murphy and Cibber at Tom's, 75.

• Nando's Coffee-house, 18.

• Parry the Welsh Harper, 102.
• Pasqua Rosee's Coffee-house, 2.
• Peele's Coffee-house, 109.
• Pepys's first Cup of Tea, 94.
• Pepys at Will's, 59.
• Percy Coffee-house, and Percy Anecdotes, 108.
• Philips, Ambrose, at Button's, 69.
• Piazza Coffee-house, 87.
• Pope on Coffee, 63.
• Pope cudgelled in Rose-alley, 60, 62.
• Pope at Will's, 60.
• Prince's Council Chamber in Fleet-street, 19.
• Prior and Swift at the Smyrna, 49

• Rainbow Coffee-house, Fleet-street, 14-18.
• Richard's Coffee-house, 20.
• Rod hung up at Button's, 69, 70.

• St. James's Coffee-house, 39, 50-55.
• St. Martin's-lane, Artists in, 100.
• Sail-cloth Permits, 11.
• Sale by the Candle at Garraway's, 7.
• Saloop Houses, 48.
• Saltero's Coffee-house and Museum, at Chelsea, 44-48.
• Scene at Jonathan's, 12.
• Serle's Coffee-house, 104.
• Shenstone at George's, 107.
• Sheridan and Kemble at the Piazza, 87.
• Slaughter's Coffee-house, 99-104.
• Smyrna Coffee-house, 49.
• South Sea Scheme, 8.
• Spectator, Coffee-houses described in, 39.
• Spectator at Lloyd's, 25.
• Spectator at Squire's, 97.
• Spectator at Will's, 61.
• Squire's Coffee-house, Fulwood's Rents, 96.
• Swift at Button's, 73.
• Swift at the St. James's, 51.
• Swift and the wits at Will's, 61.

• Tea, early sale of, 94, 95.
• Tea first sold at Garway's, 6.
• Thurlow at Nando's, 18.
• Tiger Roach at the Bedford, 77.
• Token of the Rainbow, 15.
• Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhill, 75.
• Tom's Coffee-house, Devereux-court, 107.
• Tottel's Printing Office, 21.
• Turk's Head Coffee-house, Change-alley, 93.
• Turk's Head Coffee-house, Gerard-street, 94.
• Turk's Head Coffee-house, Strand, 94.
• Turk's Head Coffee-house, Westminster, 96.

• Ward's account of early Coffee-houses, 32.
• Ward's Punch-house, Fulwood's Rents, 98.
• Ware, the architect, at Slaughter's, 101.
• Will's Coffee-house, 56-64.
• Will's Coffee-house, Lincoln's Inn, 104.
• Woodward at the Bedford, 81.

Taverns.

• Adam and Eve, Kensington-road, 244.
• African Tavern, St. Michael's Alley, 157.
• Aikin, Miss, her defence of Addison, 243.
• Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street, 283.
• Aldersgate Taverns, 147-149.
• Apollo Chamber at the Devil Tavern, 164.
• Apollo Sociable Rules, 165.
• Apple-tree, Topham at the, 234.

• Bagnigge Wells Tavern, 227.
• Bayswater Taverns, 243.
• Bear at the Bridge-foot Tavern, 122.
• Bedford Head, Covent Garden, 197.
• Beefsteak Society, 286.
• Bellamy's Kitchen, 208.
• Bermondsey Spa, 262.
• Betty's Fruit-shop, St. James's-street, 219.
• Black Jack, or Jump, Clare Market, 185.
• Blackwall and Greenwich Whitebait Taverns, 267-269.
• Boar's Head Tavern, Eastcheap, 124-128.
• Boar's Head waiters, 114.
• Boar's Head, Southwark, 126.
• Brasbridge the Silversmith, at the Globe, 162.
• Brompton Taverns, 249.
• Brummel and the Rummer Tavern, 203.
• Bush, the, Aldersgate-street, 147-149.
• Byron, Lord, and Mr. Chaworth, Duel between, 211.

• Canary House in the Strand, 180.
• Canonbury Tavern, 228.
• Castle Tavern, Holborn, 234.
• Centlivre, Mrs., anecdote of, 205.
• Chairmen, the Two, 220.
• Chatterton and Marylebone Gardens, 241.
• Cider Cellar, the, 199.
• Clare Market Taverns, 183.
• Clarendon Hotel, the, 278.
• Clubs at the Queen's Arms, 145.
• Coal-hole Tavern, Fountain-court, 182.
• Cock Tavern, Bow-street, 187.
• Cock Tavern, Fleet-street, 170.
• Cock Tavern, Threadneedle-street, 133.
• Coffee-house Canary-bird, 229.
• Coleridge and Lamb, at the Salutation and Cat, 143.
• Colledge, Stephen, and the Hercules Pillars, 172.
• Constitution Tavern, Covent Garden, 199.
• Copenhagen House Tavern, 210.
• Cornelys, Mrs., last of, 252.
• Coventry Act, origin of the, 188.
• Craven Head Tavern, Drury-lane, 185.
• Craven House, Drury-lane, 186.
• Cremorne Tavern and Gardens, 257.
• Cricket at White Conduit House, 225.
• Crown, the, Aldersgate-street, 147.
• Crown Tavern, Threadneedle-street, 134.
• Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, 179.
• Cumberland and Cuper's Gardens, 261.

• Dagger in Cheapside, 112.
• Devil Tavern, Fleet-street, 162-169.
• Devil Tavern, Views of, 168.
• Devil Tavern Token, rare, 169.
• Dog and Duck, St. George's Fields, 262.
• Dolly's, Paternoster-row, 146.
• Drawers and tapsters, waiters, and barmaids, 121.
• Dryden and Pepys at the Mulberry Garden, 258.
• Duke's Head, Islington, 225.
• D'Urfey's Songs of the Rose, 193.

• Elephant Tavern, Fenchurch-street, 156.
• Evans's, Covent Garden, 194.

• Feathers Tavern, Grosvenor-road, 253.
• Fish Dinner carte at Blackwall or Greenwich, 272.
• Fitzgerald at Freemasons' Hall, 281.
• Fives at Copenhagen House, 231.
• Fleece, Covent Garden, 196.
• Fountain Tavern, Strand, 181.
• Fox and Bull, Knightsbridge, 250.
• Freemasons' Hall, 266.
• Freemasons' Lodges, 263.
• Freemasons' Lodges in Queen Anne's reign, 265.
• Freemasons' Tavern, 280.
• French Wine-trade in 1154, 111.

• Globe Tavern, Fleet-street, 161.
• Golden Cross Sign, 220.
• Goldsmith at the Boar's Head, 127.
• Goldsmith at the Globe, 161.
• Goose and Gridiron, 263, 265.
• Grave Maurice Taverns, 159, 160.
• Green Man Tavern, 238.

• Hales, the giant, landlord of the Craven Head, 186.
• "Heaven" and "Hell" Taverns, 206.
• Hercules and Apollo Gardens, 262.
• Hercules' Pillars Taverns, 171.
• Hercules' Pillars, Hyde Park corner, 173.
• Heycock's Ordinary, Temple Bar, 178.
• Highbury Barn Tavern, 228.
• Hole-in-the-Wall, Chandos-street, 174.
• Hole-in-the-Wall, St. Martin's, 174.
• Hole-in-the-Wall Taverns, 173.
• Hummums, Covent Garden, 295.
• Hyde Park Corner Taverns, 173.

• Islington Taverns, 224.

• Jackers, the Society of, 185.
• Jerusalem Taverns, Clerkenwell, 150-152.
• Jenny's Whim Tavern, 253, 254.
• Jerusalem Tavern, Clerkenwell Green, 151.
• Jew's Harp Tavern, 236.
• Joe Miller, his Grave, 184, 185.

• Kent's St. Cecilia picture, 180.
• Kensington Taverns, 242.
• Kentish Town Taverns, 239.
• Kilburn Wells, 242.
• King's Head Tavern, Fenchurch-street, 155.
• King's Head Tavern, Poultry, 135-141.
• Knightsbridge Taverns, 249.
• Knightsbridge Grove Tavern, 252.

• Leveridge's Songs, 198.
• Locket's Tavern, 206.
• London Stone Tavern, 148.
• London Tavern, the, 276.
• Lovegrove's, dinner at, 275.
• Lowe's Hotel, 195.
• Lydgate's Ballad on Taverns, 113.

• Mathematical Society, Spitalfields, 160.
• Marylebone Gardens, account of, 240, 241.
• Marylebone Taverns, 236.
• Mermaid Taverns, three, 124.
• Ministerial Fish Dinner, origin of, 270.
• Mitre, Dr. Johnson and his friends at, 176.
• Mitre Painted Room, 154.
• Mitre Tavern, Fenchurch-street, 154.
• Mitre Tavern, Fleet-street, 175.
• Mitre Tavern, Wood-street, 141.
• Molly Mogg of the Rose, 193.
• Mother Redcap Tavern, 239.
• Mourning Bush Tavern, Aldersgate, 147-149.
• Mourning Crown Tavern and Taylor, the Water-poet, 150.
• Mulberry Garden, the, 257.
• Mull Sack at the Devil Tavern, 163.
• Myddelton's Head Tavern, 228.

• Nag's Head Tavern, Cheapside, 293.

• Offley's, Henrietta-street, 201.
• Old Swan Tavern, Thames-street, 132.
• One Tun Tavern, Jermyn-street, 224.
• Onslow, Speaker, at the Jew's Harp, 237.
• Oxford Kate, of the Cock Tavern, 187.

• Paddington Taverns, 241.
• Paintings at the Elephant, Fenchurch-street, 156.
• Palsgrave Head Tavern, Temple Bar, 178.
• Panton, Col., the gamester, 222.
• Paul Pindar's Head Tavern, Bishopsgate, 153.
• Pepys at the Cock Tavern, 170.
• Pepys at the Hercules' Pillars, 172.
• Piccadilly Hall, 221.
• Piccadilly Inns and Taverns, 221.
• Pimlico Taverns, 259.
• Politics at the Crown and Anchor, 180.
• Pontack's, Abchurch-lane, 130.
• Pope's Head, Cornhill, 113, 131.
• Porson at the Cider Cellar, 200.
• Porson taken ill at the African, 157.
• Portraits, Theatrical, 196.
• Prince of Wales an Odd Fellow, 253.
• Purgatory Tavern, 207.

• Queen's Arms Tavern, St. Paul's Churchyard, 145.
• Queen's Head, Islington, 226.
• Queen's Head Tavern, Bow-street, 188.

• Ranelagh Gardens described, 256.
• Relics of the Boar's Head, 125.
• Robin Hood Tavern, Chiswell-street, 129.
• Rose Tavern and Drury-lane Theatre, 193.
• Rose Tavern, Covent Garden, 192.
• Rose Tavern, Marylebone, 239.
• Rose Tavern, Poultry, 120, 135-141.
• Rose Tavern, Tower-street, 292.
• Royal Academy Club, 289.
• Royal Naval Club, 218.
• Rummer Tavern, Charing Cross, 202.
• "Running Footman," May Fair, 219.

• Sadler's Wells, 228.
• St. John's Gate Tavern, 152.
• St. John's Gate, Johnson at, 151.
• Sala, Mr., his account of Soyer's Symposium, 245.
• Salutation Taverns, 144.
• Salutation and Cat, Newgate-street, 142.
• Salutation, Tavistock-street, 197.
• Shakspeare Tavern, Covent Garden, 189.
• Shaver's Hall, Haymarket, 223.
• Shepherd and his Flock Club, Clare Market, 184.
• Ship Tavern, (Drake,) Temple Bar, 177.
• Shuter, and his tavern places, 191.
• Sign-boards, disfiguring, an old frolic, 177.
• Southwark Tavern Tokens, 263.
• Soyer's Symposium, Gore House, 245.
• Spring Garden Taverns, 205.
• Spring's Tavern, Holborn, 235.
• Spring Garden, Knightsbridge, 251.
• Star Dining-room, 195.
• Star and Garter Tavern, Pall Mall, 211.
• Stolen Marriages at Knightsbridge, 250.
• St. James's Hall, 284.
• Sugar and Sack, 117.
• Swift at the Devil Tavern, 168.

• Tavern, characterized by Bishop Earle, 118.
• Tavern Life of Sir Richard Steele, 182.
• Tavern Signs, Origin of, 296-304.
• Taverns of Old London, 110-122.
• Taverns in 1608 and 1710, 116.
• Taverns, temp. Edward VI., 114.
• Taverns, temp. Elizabeth, 115.
• Taverns destroyed by fire, 290.
• Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street, 217.
• Theatrical Taverns, 285.
• Three Cranes Tavern, Poultry, 141.
• Three Cranes in the Vintry, 112, 128.
• Tom Brown on Taverns, 121, 122.
• Topham, the Strong Man, his Taverns, 225, 232, 233.
• Turtle at the London Tavern, 273.
• Tzar of Muscovy's Head, 291.

• Vauxhall Gardens, last of, 261.
• Vintner, the, by Massinger, 119.

• Wadlows, hosts of the Devil Tavern, 167, 168.
• White Conduit House, 226, 227.
• White Hart Tavern, Bishopsgate Without, 152.
• Whitebait Taverns, 267-269.
• White Horse, Kensington, 243.
• White's Club, 287.
• Win-hous, Saxon, 112.
• Wines by old measure, 151.

• Young Devil Tavern, 169.