Blague, 218; Yates, assists Charles
in his escape, 498.
to bed, 214; forsaken by Taafe, | Yarborough, Sir Thos., marries Miss
and marries Killegrew, 215.
Warner, Sir John, anecdote of, 451.
Wells, Miss. intrigues with the
king, 216.
Wetenhall, Mr., his ecclesiastical
history, 262, 393.
Mrs., a relation of Miss
Hamilton, 262; goes to London,
265; intrigues with Hamilton,
266; returns to Peckham, 267;
visits Lord Muskerry, 268; notice
of, 393.
Whitgreave, Mr., harbours Lord
Wilmot, 500; family of, 513.
William, Prince of Orange, anecdote
of, 441.
Wilmot, Lord, his escape after the
Battle of Worcester, 458; har-
boured by Mr. Pitchcroft, 461;
his loyal devotion, 509; assisted
by John Penderell, 499; meets the
king at Bentley, 520; seeks means
for Charles's escape, 529; escapes
to France, 475, 533.
Windham, Frank, his advice to
Charles II., 468; harbours the
king, 524.
Woolfe, Mr., harbours Charles II.,
460, 502.
Wren, Sir C., anecdote of, 450.
York, Duke of, commanded under
Turenne, 87, 331; his character,
105, 340; his attentions to Miss
Hamilton, 137; falls in love with
Lady Chesterfield, 158; his mar-
riage, 162, 367; intrigues with
Lady Southesk, 167; discovered
by her husband, 169; intrigues with
Lady Robarts, 170; with Miss
Brooks, 171; fondness for the
guitar, 174; criticises Miss Stew-
art's legs, 178; renews his atten-
tions to Miss Hamilton, 191; in-
trigues with Lady Denham, ib.;
proposals to Miss Jennings, 223;
journeys to the other side of Lon-
don, 273, 398; intrigues with
Miss Churchill, 274; sends to
Charles on his escape to France,
434.
York, Duchess of, notices of, 110,
352; description of, 162; employs
Sir Peter Lely, 191; her maids or
honour, 217; defends Miss Ho-
bart, 245; fondness for eating,
274; intrigues with Sidney, 275.