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 INDEX , Maistre, his "Francis I. and Eleanor," 174

Anne Bullen's Gateway, 8

Anne of Cleves, 57

Anne, Queen, 100; her alterations in the gardens, 133, in the chapel, 145; her bed, 170

Astronomical clock, the, 11

's Essay on Gardening, 119, 120

Base Court, the, 6

Battoni's "Pope Benedict XIV.," 199

Bellini,theportrait ascribedto him, 192

Bernhard van Orlay, his tapestry of the "History of Abraham," 165

Bosch, Jerome, his "fantastic representation of Hell," 193

Bray, Solomon de, his "Family Group," 198

Broad Walk, the, 131

Bullen, Anne, her badge, 8; apartments assigned to her, 43; her "tablet of gold," 51; she becomes Queen, 55

, Queen, as Princess of Wales, in; her alterations in the gardens, 135; anecdote of, 146; as Queen, 217 ;her friendship with Lord Hervey, 217; Lord Chesterfield's opinion of her, 219; the King's brutality to her, 221; her death, 223

Catherine of Aragon, 58

Cavendish, George, his contemporary memorials of Wolsey's life, 33, 35; his description of Henry's visits, 36, of the recep- tion of the French ambassage, 43; he carries the news of Wolsey's death to the King, 51; his description of Wolsey's ecclesiastical establishment, 140

Chapel, the, 139; Wolsey's ecclesiastical establishment, 140; accounts for years 1535 and 1536, 141; Henry's alterations, 141; the royal pew, 142 ;associations, 143; its restoration, 144; its present state, 154

Chapel Court, 131

Charles I., his pictures, 70, 179, 183; his new water-supply, 70; commencement of the Civil War, 70; his flight from London and hurried visit to Hampton Court, 71; his return to the Palace after 239