Wills,  respecting  funeral'  ceremonies,  44 ;
of  Dogget,  the  actor,  262  ;  of  a  virtuoso,
286,  287

,'Wind-dial,  tlie,  290

"Window  glass^  48

Wines,  varieties  and  prices  of,  151,  152 ;
licences,  152  ;  Customs  duties  on,  152

Wine  merchants,  152

Winstanley,  his  exhibition  of  waterworks
and  hydraulic  toys,  219  ;  death  of,  220

Wire,  used  in  the  making  of  coats,  114

Witchcraft,  93-95

Witches,  execution  off  93 ;  anecdotes  re-
specting, 94

Witherington,  Jack,  the  highwayman,
anecdote  of,  409

Witnesses,  hired  false^  355

WoUaston,  the  portrait  painter,  279

V/omen,  daily  life_  of,  68-^8;  in-doorpas-
times  of,  73  ;  their  gambling  propensities.
So;  their  hair  as  a  trade  commodity,


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108;  dress  of,  123-140;  aping  men  in
their  dress,  127 ;  as  smokers,  157 ;  as
snuflf-takers,  iS9  '•  at  country  wakes,
244  :  flogging  of;  428

Wood  Street  Compter,  420

Woollens,  to  be  used  for  the  dead,  36,  37

Worcesterdiire,  in  Charles  II.'s  reign,  157

Worcestershire  mare,  exhibited,  202

Workhouses,  435,  436

Worms,  earth,  used  in  medicine,  317

Wren,  Sir  Christopher,  285


•  Y"OUNG  Devil'  tavern,  178

^      York  Buildings  concert-room,  276
277
Young  Man's  coflFee-house,  171


7OOLOGICAL  curiosities,  202-207


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