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INDEX
Fenelon, La Mothe, negotia-
tions for Elizabeth’s hand,
5 8-9
Ferdinand of Spain, picture in
Great Hall, 74
Fermor, Arabella, heroine of
Pope’s “ Rape of the
Lock,” no
Feti, Domenico, pictures by,
. T75
“ Field of the Cloth of Gold,”
picture of, 147, 164
Fire-back, Jacobean, 100
First Court. See Base Court
Fish Court, position of, 139
Fitzpatrick, Barnaby, friend of
Edward VI., 44
King’s “ whipping boy,” 44
Edward’s affection for, 44
Fitzroy, family of, at Hamp-
ton, 131
Five Members, The, 87
Flanders merchants, as envoys
from Prince of Orange, 55
Flemish school of painting, 86,
147, 164
Flower-pot Gates, 156
Flowers. See Pond Garden,
and pp. 151 sqq.
carved, 145
Fountain, Diana, by Fanelli,
no
removal from Inner Court,
139
Fountain Court, built by Wren,
102, 144
stonework of, 103
apartments in, 147
position and description of,
144
Fountain of William HI., 156
“ Four Elements, The,” pic-
ture, 175
Fox, George, meets Cromwell
at Hampton, 91
Francia, Domenico, picture by,
173
Francis I. of France, 19
hears of Hampton’s magni-
ficence, 68
portrait by Clouet sold, 89
other portraits, 163
at Field of Cloth of Gold, 169
Frederica of Hanover, Princess,
resident at Hampton, 131
Frederick, Prince of Wales (son
of George II.), marriage,
125
daughter born, 125
breach with King and Queen,
125-6
portrait in Queen’s State-
bedchamber, 127, 146
Freeman, Professor, quoted,
137
French style of garden. See
Gardens
Frescoes, by Laguerre, 103
by Verrio, 145
Frobenius, portrait of, 175
Frobisher, Martin, portraits of
his savages at Hampton,
72
Frog Walk, named after Ger-
man ladies, 112
Fruit, carvings of, 145
Furniture of William’s apart-
ments, 145-6
Gainsborough, Thomas, works
removed, 160
Gardening, William and Mary’s
love of, 104 sqq.
Gardens, iron screens in, 103,
132, 133- 155
Dutch style of, 155
French style of, 152
admiration of Laurenbergius
for, 157
improvements under William
and Mary, 104 sqq.
alterations under Anne, 108
thrown open to public, 132
See also Great Fountain
Garden, and Chapter II.,
Book II., passim
INDEX
Fenelon, La Mothe, negotia-
tions for Elizabeth’s hand,
5 8-9
Ferdinand of Spain, picture in
Great Hall, 74
Fermor, Arabella, heroine of
Pope’s “ Rape of the
Lock,” no
Feti, Domenico, pictures by,
. T75
“ Field of the Cloth of Gold,”
picture of, 147, 164
Fire-back, Jacobean, 100
First Court. See Base Court
Fish Court, position of, 139
Fitzpatrick, Barnaby, friend of
Edward VI., 44
King’s “ whipping boy,” 44
Edward’s affection for, 44
Fitzroy, family of, at Hamp-
ton, 131
Five Members, The, 87
Flanders merchants, as envoys
from Prince of Orange, 55
Flemish school of painting, 86,
147, 164
Flower-pot Gates, 156
Flowers. See Pond Garden,
and pp. 151 sqq.
carved, 145
Fountain, Diana, by Fanelli,
no
removal from Inner Court,
139
Fountain Court, built by Wren,
102, 144
stonework of, 103
apartments in, 147
position and description of,
144
Fountain of William HI., 156
“ Four Elements, The,” pic-
ture, 175
Fox, George, meets Cromwell
at Hampton, 91
Francia, Domenico, picture by,
173
Francis I. of France, 19
hears of Hampton’s magni-
ficence, 68
portrait by Clouet sold, 89
other portraits, 163
at Field of Cloth of Gold, 169
Frederica of Hanover, Princess,
resident at Hampton, 131
Frederick, Prince of Wales (son
of George II.), marriage,
125
daughter born, 125
breach with King and Queen,
125-6
portrait in Queen’s State-
bedchamber, 127, 146
Freeman, Professor, quoted,
137
French style of garden. See
Gardens
Frescoes, by Laguerre, 103
by Verrio, 145
Frobenius, portrait of, 175
Frobisher, Martin, portraits of
his savages at Hampton,
72
Frog Walk, named after Ger-
man ladies, 112
Fruit, carvings of, 145
Furniture of William’s apart-
ments, 145-6
Gainsborough, Thomas, works
removed, 160
Gardening, William and Mary’s
love of, 104 sqq.
Gardens, iron screens in, 103,
132, 133- 155
Dutch style of, 155
French style of, 152
admiration of Laurenbergius
for, 157
improvements under William
and Mary, 104 sqq.
alterations under Anne, 108
thrown open to public, 132
See also Great Fountain
Garden, and Chapter II.,
Book II., passim