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m.html#Page_20" class="pginternal">20;
- measures taken by, against the lecturers, 22;
- his treatment of the foreign congregations, 23, 24;
- works at S. Paul’s carried on by order of, 41, 42;
- yearly report of, to the King, 45;
- impeachment and imprisonment of, in the Tower, 48, 50;
- his refusal to escape, 61;
- Trial of, 69, 70;
- his execution on Tower Hill, 70;
- order of, respecting altar-rails, 249
- Lecturers, measures taken against, 22, 27
- Lenthall, William, Speaker of the House of Commons, 38, 79
- Le Soeur, Hubert, his statue of King Charles, 195
- Littleton, Lord Keeper, 57
- Longitude, the, attempts to discover accurately, 215, 331, 332
- London, city of, 25, 41, 98, 142, 154, 155, 179, 186, 188, 335.
- Longman, ‘Three Cathedrals dedicated to S. Paul’s in London,’ 198, 222, 273, 293
- Lysons, ‘Environs of London,’ 298
- Macaulay, ‘History of England,’ 261, 281
- Marah, ‘Life of Archbishop Juxon,’ 18
- Marlborough, Duchess of, 285, 286
- Mary, Princess, her marriage, 49
- — Queen, her arrival in England, 263;
- employs Wren to rebuild Hampton Court,
- Sancroft, Dr., Dean of S. Paul’s and Archbishop of Canterbury, appointed a S. Paul’s commissioner, 154;
the Fire, 1, 5; - letters of, to Sir C. Wren, 166–168;
- contributions of, to the building of S. Paul’s, 220;
- imprisonment of, in the Tower, 260, 261;
- refuses to take the oath of allegiance to William III., 264
- Savoy conference, the, 120
- Sayes Court occupied by Peter the Great, 286, 287
- Scarborough, Sir Charles, 78, 224
- ‘Sessional Papers, R. I. B. A.,’ 267, 268
- Seven Bishops, the, trial of, 235, 260
- Seward, ‘Anecdotes of Distinguished Persons,’ 222
- Sheldon, Bishop of London and Archbishop of Canterbury, 140, 146
- Sheldonian Theatre, the, built by Wren, 140, 331
- Sherlock, Dean of S. Paul’s, 281
- Simpson, Dr. Sparrow, ‘Documents illustrating the History of S. Paul’s,’ 27, 274, 280, 288, 323
- Smith, Bernard, or Father, builder of organ at S. Paul’s, 275, 288
- Spain, expedition of the Prince of Wales to, 7, 9
- Sprat, Dr., Dean of Westminster and Bishop of Rochester, his account of the meetings of the Royal Society, 95;
- ‘History of Royal Society,’ 95;
- letters of, to Christopher Wren, 105, 132, 133;
- his sermon before the Commons, 209;
- is succeeded by Atterbury, 289
- Steele, Sir R., ‘The Tatler,’ 239
- — Thomas, brother of Edward, 200
- Tangiers, fortifications of, 132
- Tenison, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln and Archbishop of Canterbury, his secret ordination by Bishop Duppa, 123;
- founding of a library at S. Martin’s by, 226;
- building of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Conduit St., by, 243
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nberg@html@files@42007@42007-h@42007-h-5.htm.html#Page_149" class="pginternal">149–152; - his return to London and inspection of S. Paul’s, 154;
- his plan for rebuilding the city after the fire, 157, 158, 172, 173;
- Sancroft’s letters to him as to the patching of S. Paul’s, 166–171;
- his work at Salisbury Cathedral, 171;
- letter of, to Faith Coghill, 177;
- his marriage, 178;
- rebuilding of the Exchange by, 178;
- building of Temple Bar by, 178;
- petition of, to Charles II., 180–182;
- rebuilding of Bow Church by, 183–184;
- of S. Christopher-le-Stocks, 184;
- is made a member of the Honourable Artillery Company, 185;
- resigns the Savilian astronomy professorship, 186;
- appointed architect of S. Paul’s, 187;
- clears away the ruins of old S. Paul’s, 187;
- his experiment in blowing up the tower with gunpowder, 188;
- his use of a battering ram, 188;
- birth of his eldest son, 191;
- repair of S. Mary-at-Hill by, 191;
- building of S. Stephen’s, Walbrook, by, 192, 225;
- knighted by Charles II., 194;
- rebuilding of Drury Lane by, 196;
- salary as architect of S. Paul’s, 196;
- his model for S. Paul’s, 196–198;
- lays the first stone of S. Paul’s, 200;
- death of his wife, 203;
- his second marriage, 203;
- rebuilding of eight city churches by, 204–207;
- building of the Monument by, 207;
- his designs for a monument to Charles I., 209;
- building of the chapel at Emmanuel College by, 216;
- of the Observatory at Greenwich, 216;
- birth of his daughter Jane, 217;
- rebuilding of five more city churches by, 218, 219;
- the marking out of the dome of S. Paul’s by, 222;
- death of his second wife, 226;
- elected President of the Royal Society, 228;
- Christ Church gateway built by, 232;
- All Hallows, Bread Street, rebuilt by, 232;
- S. Peter’s, Cornhill, and S. Clement Danes rebuilt by, 233;
- his design for a palace at Winchester, 234, 235;
- Chelsea Hospital built by, 240;
- S. James’s, Westminster, built by, 241;
- Chichester Cathedral repaired by, 245;
- Fawley Court built by, 245;
- made Controller of the Works, 246;
- elected member for Plympton, 247;
- eight more city churches built by, 248–252;
- death of his sister Susan, 261;
- buildings by, erected at Windsor, 264, LONDON: PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO.,
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