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601 | son David. 1805–9.
„ Journey to. John Cole. 1825.
„ Knight, Charles. Revised by E. Walford.
„ Life Seen Through German Eyes. Brand. 1887.
„ Memories. C. W. Heckethorne. 1900.
„ Our Rambles in Old. E. S. M. Smith. 1895.
„ Pageant of. Richard Davey. 1906.
... |
602 | Town. Marcus Fall. 1880.
„ Vanished and Vanishing. P. Norman, 1905.
„ Vestiges of Old. Archer J. Wykeham. 1851.
„ Walks Through. Hughson David. 1817.
„ „ In. Augustus Hare. 1901.
Londres et Les Anglais en 1771. Join Lambert. 1890.
London, G., and H. Wise. Com... |
603 | dence in England. 1832.
Misson, H. Memoirs and Observations in his Travels over England.
Translated by Mr. Ozell. 1719.
Montagu, Letters of Mrs. E. 1809–13.
„ Mrs. E. By J. Doran. 1873.
Montgomerie, James. Chimney Sweepers’ Friend. 1824.
Municipal History, Bibliography of. Cross. ... |
604 | 1865.
Parks, Gardens, &c., of London. Edward Kemp. 1851.
„ Hyde Park, from Domesday to Date. J. Ashton. 1896.
„ Municipal, and Gardens. Lieut.-Col. J. G. Sexby. 1905.
„ and Pleasure Grounds. C. H. J. Smith, 1852.
„ „ Open Spaces. London County Council Sixpenny Guide. 1906.... |
605 | k. 1823.
„ „ Picturesque Guide to. 1829.
Repton. Landscape Gardening. Ed. J. C. Loudon. 1840.
St. Botolph, Aldgate. A. G. B. Atkinson. 1898.
St. James’s Square. Dasent. 1895.
Selby, P. J. British Forest Trees. 1841.
Shipton, Mother. Life and Death of. 1687.
„ „ ... |
606 | n by T. R. Way.
1715.
Switzer, Stephen. Nobleman, Gentleman, and Gardener’s Recreation.
1715.
Tradescant, John. Museum Tradescantianum. 1656.
Trinity Hospital, Mile End Road, C. R. Ashbee, 1896.
Westminster, Antiquities of. John T. Smith. 1807.
„ Abbey. W. J. Loftie... |
607 | creticum.
„ dasycarpum.
„ macrophyllum.
„ Negundo.
„ „ foliis variegatis.
„ palmatum.
„ platanoides.
„ „ Reitenbachii.
„ „ Schwedleri.
„ Pseudo-platanus.
... |
608 | .
Amelanchier canadensis.
„ vulgaris.
Aralia chinensis.
„ spinosa.
Arbutus Andrachne.
„ Unedo.
„ „ rubra.
Aristolochia Sipho.
Armeniaca (Prunus) sibirica.
Artemisia arborescens.
... |
609 | .
Buxus balearica.
„ caucasica.
„ sempervirens arborescens.
„ „ aureo-marginita.
Caragana arborescens.
„ Chamluga.
„ frutescens.
„ spinosa.
Carpinus betulus.
Carya ... |
610 | sanguinea.
„ stolonifera.
Coronilla Emerus.
Coryllus Avellana.
„ maxima atropurpurea.
Cotoneaster acuminata.
„ bacillaris.
Cotoneaster frigida.
„ horizontalis.
„ microphylla.
... |
611 | „ „ flexuosa.
„ „ flore pleno albo.
„ „ flore pleno coccineo.
„ „ flore pleno puniceo.
„ „ flore pleno roseo.
„ „ flore pleno rubro.
„ „ ... |
612 | lusitanica.
„ „ maliformis.
Cytisus albus.
„ alpinus.
„ nigricans.
„ præcox.
„ racemosus.
„ scoparius.
„ sessilifolius.
„ tinctoria.
Daphne Mezereum.
... |
613 |
„ „ pendula.
„ „ purpurea.
„ „ „ pendula.
Fatsia japonica.
Ficus Carica.
Fontanesia phillyræoides.
Forsythia intermedia.
„ suspensa.
„ viridissima.
... |
614 | ca.
Hedera Helix.
„ „ arborescens.
„ „ caenwoodiana.
„ „ canariensis.
„ „ „ arborescens.
„ „ chrysocarpa.
„ „ colchica.
„ „ dentata.
„ „... |
615 | „ variegata.
„ „ argentea variegata.
„ „ argentea marginata.
„ „ aureo-picta.
„ „ aureo-regina.
„ „ balearica.
„ „ camelliæfolia.
„ „ ferox.
... |
616 |
„ communis.*
„ nana.*
„ Sabina tamariscifolia.
„ „ procumbens.
„ virginiana.*
Juglans cinerea.
„ nigra.
„ regia.
Kerria japonica.
Koelreuteria pa... |
617 | Magnolia acuminata.
„ conspicua.
„ „ Soulangeana.
„ grandiflora.
„ stellata.
Morus alba.
„ „ pendula.
„ nigra.
Osmanthus Aquifolium ilicifolius.
Pavia (Æsculus) flav... |
618 | tinia serrulata.
Pinus cembra.*
„ insignis.*
„ Laricio.*
„ sylvestris.
Planera aquatica.*
„ Richardi.*
Platanus accrifolia.
Populus alba.
„ „ pyramidalis (bolleana).
„ bals... |
619 | „ communis.
„ (Cerasus) acida semperflorens.
„ japonicas flore roseo pleno.
„ pseudo-cerasus.
„ (Padus) Mahaleb.
„ „ pendula.
„ Padus.
„ rotundifolia.
„ serotina.
... |
620 | ca.
„ nivalis.
„ pinnatifida.
„ rivularis.
„ spectabilis.
Quercus Ægilops.
„ cerris.
„ „ cana-major.
„ „ cana-minor.
„ „ fulhamensis.
„ coccinea... |
621 | s.
„ copallina.
„ cotinus.
„ glabra laciniata.
„ typhina.
„ „ frutescens.
Ribes alpinum.
„ „ pumilum.
„ aureum.
„ „ præcox.
„ Diacantha.
„ nigru... |
622 | „ Banksiæ.
„ canina.
„ damascena.
„ gallica centifolia.
„ „ muscosa.
„ indica.
„ multiflora.
„ noisettiana.
„ rubiginosa.
„ rugosa.
„ „ flore pleno.
... |
623 | aurea.
Skimmia Fortunei.
„ japonica.
Spartium junceum.
Smilax aspera.
„ glauca.
„ rotundifolia.
Sophora japonica.
Spiræa bullata.
„ canescens.
„ cantoniensis.*
„ chamæd... |
624 | „ „ fructo luteo.
„ canadensis.
„ cuspidata.
Thuja dolobrata.*
„ japonica.*
„ occidentalis.
„ orientalis.
„ „ aureo-variegata.
„ plicata.*
Tilia americana.
... |
625 | „ „ pendula.
„ „ vegeta.
„ pedunculata.
Veronica cupressoides.
„ Traversii.
Viburnum dentatum.
„ Lantana.
„ Lentago.
„ Opulus.
„ „ sterile.
... |
626 | . Spring planting for early summer flowers:--Pansies for margin 18
inches wide, the centre of bed planted with Ragged Robin.
3. Summer planting for later summer and autumn display:--Large plants
of Calceolaria Burbidgeii 8 feet high, Cassia corymbosa 6 feet high,
Heliotrope 6 feet to 7 feet high, finishing off wi... |
627 | ved Pelargonium Madame Crousse, 6
feet high, placed 5 feet apart. Margin and intermediate spaces planted
with dwarf plants of a deeper coloured Ivy-leaved Pelargonium.
BED 4.
1. Autumn planting for spring flowers:---Hyacinths Czar Peter,
light-blue, Gigantea blush, margin of Saxifrage.
2. Dictamnus in two... |
628 | in rotation,
fresh ones being introduced as others faded:--Linum perenne, Ixias,
Sparaxis, and Calochortus, in variety, Oxalis rosea, Camassia
esculenta, Lychnis Viscaria, Crassula coccinea, Balsams with double
pink blooms. The setting for these flowers was a variegated grass. A
good effect was the result for man... |
629 | f London.”
[7] See p. 171.
[8] As Vauxhall is not included in Lieut.-Col. Sexby’s exhaustive book,
the following details are not very accessible. It was bought from Mr.
Cobeldick for £43,500.
Made up by Lambeth Vestry £11,746 17 6
„ Charity Commissioners 12,500 0 0
... |
630 | bishop’s Park, 307
Archery, 96, 97
Argyll Lodge, 344
Artillery Garden, 292
---- Ground, 10, 291
Austin Friars, 14
Avery Hill, 183
Avondale Park, 130
B
Bacon and Gray’s Inn, 283
Balloon ascents, 292
Bank of England, 258
Banqueting-houses, 26, 85, 86, 112
... |
631 | ad Walk, Regent’s Park, 101
Brockwell Park, 170–174
---- old English garden in, 170–172
---- purchase of, 172
---- rooks in, 174
Brook Green, 213
Broome House, 345
Brown, Sir Richard, 293, 325
Buckingham House, 76, 351
---- Palace, 59, 350–355
Bunhill Fields, 11, 248–25... |
632 | Gardens, 315
---- Waterworks, 38, 76
Chelsea Hospital, 311–317
---- burial-ground, 314
---- statue in, 313
Chelsea Physic Garden, 16, 17, 317
---- cedars, 321
---- curators of, 320
---- new management of, 319
---- trees in, 323
---- visit of Linnæus, 324
Chrysanthe... |
633 | Dell in Hyde Park, 52
Deptford Park, 178, 203
Devonshire House, 335
Dolphin Fountain, Hyde Park, 39
Downing Street, 72
Drapers’ Company Garden, 12, 292
Duck Island, 62, 72, 73
Duels, 33, 86, 157, 341
Duke Humphrey’s Walk, 77
Duke of York’s School, Chelsea, 311
Dulwich ... |
634 | 54, 171
---- suited to London, 330–335
Fogs, 69, 128
Foley House, 89
Fordyce, Mr., 89, 90
Foundling Hospital, 296
French Gardeners, 61
Fuchsia, 17
Fulham Palace, 308, 311
---- gardens at, 345
G
Gardeners, 14
---- Company, 14
Gardens, Castle, 8
----... |
635 |
Grosvenor House, 337
Gunning, The Misses, 69
H
Hackney, 16, 17
---- Commons, 188
---- Downs, 186, 189
---- Marsh, 189
Hainault, Forest of, 122
Hamilton Place, 35
Hampstead Heath, 192–198
---- Jack Straw’s Castle, 195
---- Spaniards, 194
---- Wells, 192
... |
636 | orts erected in, 27
---- fountains in, 39, 44, 54
---- frame-ground in, 47
---- gates, 54
---- hunting in, 25
---- keepers of, 35
---- Parliamentary army in, 28
---- Plague in, 32
---- railings round, 35, 46
---- reviews in, 35
---- Ring in, 28–30
---- roads in, 36... |
637 | harles, 15, 279, 285
Lambeth, 305
Lammas Lands, 119, 186, 189
Latimer, Bishop, 306, 308
Laud, Archbishop, 305–306
Lauderdale House, Waterlow Park, 147
Le Nôtre, 61, 113
Lincoln, Earl of, 8
Lincoln’s Inn, 279–282
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 234, 282
L’Obel, 16
Loddige, 17... |
638 | mmons Act, 186, 188
---- Gardens Association, 121, 234, 243, 248
Milton, 60
Minet, Mr. William, 166
Mirabeau, letters of, 128, 220
Monastic gardens, 7, 8
Montagu House, 222, 232, 335
Montagu, Mrs., 222, 336
Moorfields, 10–12
Moorgate, 11
Moravian Mission, 15, 311
M... |
639 | Green, 213
O
Observatory, Greenwich, 108
“Old English Gardens,” 151–154, 171
Open Spaces, Select Committee on, 187
Osborne, Dorothy, 60
P
Paddington Green, 213
Pall Mall, 66
Pardon Churchyard, Charterhouse, 236
---- St. Paul’s, 250
Parkinson, John, 16, 298
... |
640 | imrose Hill, 104
Private gardens, 327–356
Q
Quaggy River, 182
Queen’s House, Greenwich, 113–114
Queen’s Walk, Green Park, 75
Quintinye, de la, 61, 77
R
Ranelagh Gardens, 315
Ranger’s Lodge, Green Park, 76
---- Greenwich Park, 115
Ravensbourne, 203
Ravensco... |
641 | ’s Pond, 58, 73
Roses, 9, 277, 334
Rotten Row, 36
Round Pond, 44
Royal Avenue, Chelsea, 312
Ruskin Park, 168–170
S
Saint Alphege, London Wall, 258
---- Bartholomew’s Hospital, 289
---- Botolph’s, Aldersgate, 255–256
---- Christopher-le-Stocks, 258
---- Dunstan’s ... |
642 | s, Regent’s Park, 94, 437
---- Leonard’s, Shoreditch, 18
---- Martin, 259
---- Mary Staining, 254
---- Mary, Islington, 245
---- Olave’s, Hart Street, 254–257
---- Pancras-in-the-Fields, 243
---- Paul’s Churchyard, 250–254
Sand gardens for children, 124, 139, 163
Sayes Court... |
643 | ---- Grosvenor, 219, 221
---- Hanover, 221
---- in Belgravia, 238
---- in Bloomsbury, 230, 297
---- in the East End, 238
---- Kensington, 240
---- Ladbroke, 219
---- Leicester, 227
---- Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 234
---- Manchester, 221
---- Mecklenburgh, 297
---- New,... |
644 | , chambers built on the, 266
---- flowers in, 272
---- Fountain, 269–275
---- green-house, 272
---- iron gates, 271
---- re-turfing, 268
---- sun-dial, 271
---- Wars of the Roses begin in, 277
Thrale Place, 209
Tinworth, sculpture by, 163–166
Tooting Beck, 208
----... |
645 | oria Docks, 157
Victoria Park, 120, 135–139
---- birds in, 139
---- planting in, 137
Victoria Park Cemetery, 248
Victoria, Queen, Memorial, 80
Vineyards, 9, 59, 180
Vintage, 10
W
Wages in 1554, 85
Wandsworth Common, 212
Waterlow Park, 145–150
---- historical... |
646 |
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