The Merry Past 



Calais, gaols at, 88 



Caldwell, Mr. Fitzgerald, anec- 

 dote of, 241-3 



Calverton, 41 



Cambridge Telegraph, (coach), 

 141, 142 



Cant, 3 



Carey, Sir George, 17, 18 



Carlisle House, description of 

 fete at, 229-32 



Cashiobury Park, 23 



Charles II, 8, 193 



Charles (a keeper), 33, 34 



Charles X, 77-9 



Charritte, Colonel, 88 



Cherry, Mr., 64 



Cheshire hounds, 50, 51 



Chinkling, 81 



Chute, Mr. William, 65, 66 



Clarendon, the, 1 79 



Coaching, anecdotes of, 125-57 



Coaching, last days of, 153-5 



Coffee-houses and hotels, 176- 

 81 



Coggeshall coach, the, 43 



Concordat, anecdote of ecclesiastic 

 opposed to clause of, 9- 1 1 



Conde, Prince de, 74 



Condet, forest of, 92 



Coningsby, Lord, 23 



Conqueror, the, 64 



Conway (a young Englishman), 



75» 76 

 Cooke, miser, anecdotes of, 249, 



250 

 Corbet, Mr., 36, 37, 38 

 Cornelis, Mrs., 229, 234 



Costume, 40, 58, 71-5, ']']i 78, 

 81, 85, 167-9, 237, 256, 

 272-4 



Costume, changes in, 167-70 



Cottesmore hounds, dd 



Cotton, Sir St. Vincent, 144 



Covent Garden Theatre, 104 



Coventry, Lord, 186 



Coventry House, 186 



Crawford, Lady Mary Lindsay, 

 106 



Cresset Pelham, Mr., 32 



Cresswell, Mr., 89 



Critchel, 66 



Cromwell, Oliver, 183, 184 



Cross, Mr. Leigh, 89 



Cross, Daniel, 54 



Curtis, Sir Roger, 107, 108 



Cyprians, 158, 273-6 



Dare, 92 



Derby day, young officer drives a 

 coach on, i 3 7-9 



Devonshire, Duke of, 185 



Devonshire House, 184, 185 



Dilsworth, 52 



Dinely, Sir John, his eccentricity, 

 256 



Dog tax, joke played upon in- 

 troducer of, 247 



Dorsetshire, 38, 66 



Dorset, Duke of, 75 



Douglas, 8 



Draackcy Baroness de, 84-7 



Drinking bouts in Ireland, 56 



Drinking habits, 218, 221-5 



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