The Letters and Private Papers of William Makepeace Thackeray: Volume IV The Letters and Private Papers of William Makepeace Thackeray, Volume IV: 1857–1863 [Reprint 2014 ed.] 9780674599390, 9780674289758

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THE LETTERS AND PRIVATE PAPERS OF WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY VOLUME IV

LONDON : G E O F F R E Y C U M B E R L E G E OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

THACKERAY

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T H E L E T T E R S A N D P R I V A T E PAPERS OF

William

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'HACKERAY Collected and edited by Çor don

In four volumes Volume IV:

1857-1863

H A R V A R D U N I V E R S I T Y PRESS Cambridge, Massachusetts 1946

COPYRIGHT,

1946

B Y H E S T E R T H A C K E R A Y R I T C H I E F U L L E R AND T H E P R E S I D E N T AND F E L L O W S OF HARVARD C O L L E G E

P R I N T E D AT T H E HARVARD U N I V E R S I T Y P R I N T I N G O F F I C E C A M B R I D G E , MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

PREFACE TO VOLUME FOUR The final volumes of this edition appear four years after I turned my manuscript over to Howard Mumford Jones on being ordered to active duty in the United States Navy. Such prolonged delay in publication, made inevitable by war-time conditions, has at any rate enabled me to relieve Professor Jones of the heavy burden of reading proof half way through Volume Three. I take this opportunity of thanking him once more for his generous services, without which no part of the edition would yet have achieved printed form. Other obligations, contracted during my absence, must also be mentioned. Mr. Roger Scaife, who succeeded Dr. Malone as Director of the Harvard University Press in 1943, has been indefatigable in overcoming the many difficulties attendant on the publication of the Letters. Miss Eleanor Dobson of the Harvard University Press has supervised the printing of the edition with a constant vigilance that went far beyond the usual function of a publisher's editor. Phoebe deKay Donald has compiled the elaborate index which concludes this volume, thereby putting all students of Thackeray, and not least the present writer, in her debt. T o turn to an obligation of another kind, belated but grateful acknowledgment is made to Macmillan & Company of London for permission to include FitzGerald's letters to Thackeray in this edition. As was to be expected, a number of minor errors remain to be corrected.^ One more serious question has been raised. Both Mrs. ^ In Volume One: p.xc, /or Adam's rea¿ Adams's; p. 3, note l , /or see below, N o . 880, read see below, N o . 882; p. l 6 , note 4, /or ( 1 8 1 9 — 1 9 2 9 ) read ( 1 8 1 9 - 1 8 2 9 ) ; p. 398, /or Cocher read Cocker. (The mathematical ani calLigrafhic manuals of Edward Cocker (/057-/675) had so great a vogue that the -phrase "according to Cocker" became froverbial.) P. 447, note 7 1 , /or novel read survey. In Volume T w o : p. 3, note l , /or Jeanne read Jean; p. 57, note 38, /or N o . 224 read N o . 2 2 3 ; p. 160, note 64, /or (pp. 2 7 4 - 1 9 0 ) read (pp. 2 7 4 290) ; p. 223, /or respects to M r . Pryme read respects to Mrs. Ргуше; p. 240, jor M r . Bakewell's read Mrs. Bakewell's; p. 291, for Hampstead Court read

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PREFACE TO VOLUME FOUR

Fuller and M r . Ritchie are convinced, from recollections of their grandmother as she appeared in old age, that the drawing reproduced in Volume One, opposite page 350, cannot be of Mrs. Thackeray. In the Huntington Library album where the original is to be found, this portrait is identified as being of " M r s . W . M . Thackeray" in a letter of January 23, 1902, from J. M . Shawe, Warfield, Hampton on Thames, who also states that the drawings in this album can be vouched for "by my cousins Mrs. [later L a d y ] Ritchie & Mrs. Browne." It is possible, as Mrs. Fuller suggests, that the drawing in question may actually be of Mary Graham, though no final conclusion can be reached on the evidence at hand. I write this preface from London, where a grant from the Guggenheim Foundation is enabling me to spend the summer in bringing together Thackeray's unpublished letters in English collections and in assembling other materials for his biography. A hasty preliminary survey, which is all that I have as yet had time to make, promises well for an interesting supplementary volume of Thackeray's correspondence drawn from holdings in Great Britain. GORDON N .

RAY

June, 1946. Hampton Court and cancel note 5 3 ; p. 374, note 95, for fifth Earl, read second Earl; p. 469, note 260, for Charles Elton read Probably Arthur Elton; P· 53О) /с"· hausel, read hansel; p. 705, text and note 1 5 7 , for St. Britins read St. Britius; p. 740, for D[obbins] read D [ o b s o n ] ; p. 826, note 164, for D e cember, 1851 read ]гпшту, 1852. In Volume T h r e e : p. 68, note 95, for Henry Thurstan read Henry Thurstan Holland; p. 360, tAe correct date for Letter 1040 is 26 March 1855.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME IV L E T T E R S , L E T T E R S

1857-1863 O F

U N C E R T A I N

APPENDIX

X V I I L

APPENDIX

XIX.

APPENDIX X X .

D A T E

THACKERAY THE

.

IN N O R W I C H ,

OXFORD

ELECTION,

.

.

MAY,

1857

·

D I A R Y 3 JANUARY—23 SEPTEMBER

APPENDIX X X L APPENDIX

3 .

305

1857

377

·

·

381

1858

.

390

D I A R Y FOR 1 8 6 1

XXII.

DIARY

FOR

395

1862

399

APPENDIX X X I I I .

N U M B E R 2, P A L A C E G R E E N , KENSINGTON

405

APPENDIX

DIARY

408

XXIV.

APPENDIX X X V .

FOR

1863

T H A C K E R A Y AND T H E N A T I O N A L

SHAKE-

SPEARE C O M M I T T E E APPENDIX

XXVI.

416

EXCERPTS

L I S H E D L E T T E R S TO M R S .

FROM T H A C K E R A Y ' S BROOKFIELD,

UNPUB-

MRS.

ELLIOT,

AND M I S S P E R R Y APPENDIX X X V I I .

FORGED T H A C K E R A Y LETTERS .

APPENDIX X X V I I I . MAKEPEACE

418

THE

M E D I C A L H I S T O R Y OF

THACKERAY —

BY

CHESTER

.

THACKERAY

451

WILLIAM

M.

JONES,

M . D A

·

453 GENEALOGY

I N D E X OF C O R R E S P O N D E N T S IN V O L U M E I V

461

.

.

.

- 4 7 1

G E N E R A L INDEX

477

I N D E X OF T H A C K E R A Y ' S W R I T I N G S

577

ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME IV (The name of the owner of each illustration taken from the original is noted in 'parenthesis.')

Thackeray in 1863

Frontisfiece

From a photograph {Mrs. " F I L B Y FECIT.

Fuller)

Dr. Goldsmith's New Coat"

From a sketch by Thackeray {Mr.

.

.

.

.

70

Carlebach)

Dr. Johnson and Dr. Goldsmith

71

From a sketch by Thackeray, reproduced in Letters of Dr. Brown, p. 3 2 8

John

Edmund Yates's article on Thackeray

90

From Town Talk, June 1 3 , 1 8 5 8

"The smiler with the knife" (Yates and Thackeray in the Garrick Club) From a drawing by Thackeray {Mr.

102

Wylie)

Edmund Yates in 1865

103

From a photograph, reproduced as the frontispiece to Volume II of his Recollections and Experiences

Drawing in Thackeray's letter to Adelaide Procter .

.

.182

From a reproduction in The Memories of Dean Hole

"The Belle of the West"

214

From the Currier lithograph {Mr.

Peters)

Anne Thackeray

230

From a painting by G . F. Watts {Mrs.

Fuller)

Harriet Thackeray

231

From a painting by G . F. Watts {Mrs.

Fuller)

Thackeray's letter of 21 October 1861 {Berg Collection of the New

York Public

Mrs. Procter in Old Age From a photograph {Mrs.

Thackeray in 1863 From photographs

.

.

.

.

250, 251

Library)

274

Fuller)

275

χ

ILLUSTRATIONS

Thackeray's letter of 20 July 1863 to Sir William and Lady Knighton 288,289 {Berg Collection of the New York Public Library)

A cast of Thackeray's hand, made after death .

.

.

.

296

{Mrs. Fuller)

Lucy Baxter

306

From a photograph {Miss Frank)

An undated letter from Thackeray to the Rev. Richard Harris Barham

307

{Berg Collection of the Nezv York Public Library)

An undated letter from Thackeray to Mrs. Elliot .

.

.

324

From a facsimile in A Collection of Letters of Thackeray, opposite p. 94

An undated letter from Thackeray to Lady Morley

.

.

344

An undated letter from Thackeray to Clarkson Stanfield

.

358

.

382

"The Sabbath Question. To the Electors of the City of Oxford."

383

{Gimbel Brothers) From a facsimile in The Dickensian, XXII, 204

" M r . Thackeray's Sentiments on the Sabbath Question" From a broadside {Mr. Parrish)

From a broadside {Bodleian Library)

Thackeray and the National Shakespeare Committee

. 416, 417

From clippings found among Thackeray's papers {Mrs. Fuller)

A forged Thackeray letter {Berg Collection of the Nezv York Public Library)

452

LETTERS,

1857-1863

1281. T O MAJOR AND MRS. CARMICHAEL-SMYTH I JANUARY 1857 Hitherto unpublished.

January i . 1857. I was busy writing letters till after Paris-post hour last night, and so let us begin the first pen and ink work of the year with a word for my dearest old Granny & G Ρ — not much more than a word — In this business on w^ I am engaged I dont seem to do or think anything or see friends or places or observe or remember — It is like a man playing at roulette, and winning, the whole world and his acquaintance and the newspaper &c being indifferent to him, as he eyes the ball turning round and time after time rakes up his winnings — Mine are growing bigger & bigger — W e shall repeat the lectures in London 4 times before 10 February & get very nearly 250 £ for each set of lectures. In the spring they will doubtless bear other repetitions — W e l l , well, it is an unwholesome life, and when we have made a little more money there must be an end of the game. T h e game is so much in my favor, that yesterday I had all but treated the young ladies to a Brougham and a pretty little pair of horses w^ were to be had [at] altogether a fair bargain: but I thought I would have Higgins's advice first who is most learned in horse-flesh j and he would not hear of a purchase — one horse in London is as useful as 2, and I can hire one horse carriage coachman for 90 £ for six months, and the end was that my friend & the Brougham & horses drove away again. T h e Lords & Ladies I am told are very wroth that I should hold the Queens Uncle up to ridicule and I am to be out of favor henceforth — I'm rather glad having had enough of fine parties and not caring to drag about to balls as my daughters' chaperon. Mi· Hayter,' the W h i g Whipper in sent me a message about a borough (not Liskeard) that he thought would suit me — but I sent him back my compliments, and said a man with independent means, who has 15000 subscribers to his books and can bring scores of thousands ' W i l l i a m Goodenough Hayter ( 1 7 9 2 - 1 8 7 8 ) , later ( 1 8 5 8 ) first Baronet, M . P. for Wells, 1 8 3 7 - 1 8 6 5 .

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T O MAJOR AND MRS. CARMICHAEL-SMYTH

1857

of people with half crowns in their hands to hear his lectures — needn't go into Parliament as a W h i g nominee — so if we do we'll go in independent — & try and see what that new life may be good for. It mustn't be for a year though or before we have made those 20000f we talked of. These are visions all en Pair however. I think the idea of turning painter was knocked on the head at Glasgow where I was so confounded by M^® Blackburne's prodigious genius and saw that she had a talent so infinitely superior to my little one — that I thought I had best blow that poor little farthing candle out, and think of it no more. And now we have all been & had a jolly breakfast (& didnt I have a jolly sleep from 8 to 8 last night?) and the last words of conversation I heard were 'Minny what would you like for dinner.? Minny says gravely Ί should like a vol-au-vent.' Have a vol au vent you dear little women — I should like to hear, that our dear old folks had a comfortable New Years dinner and that my dearest mothers fever was relaxing its grip upon her. Quinine took away mine in the U . States and I liked it and drank it eagerly. But the girls tell me you are gone back to your globules, and what can I think or say but that beliefs are beyond compulsion, and that you must no doubt follow yours. If the girls come to you from 10 February till about Lady Day whilst I am in the north lecturing — you'll hardly take that charming companion — If you could find a cheerful brisk M " Gloynish kind of attendant she would do better perhaps than a genteel faded dame de compagnie — but here again you'll choose for yourselves — & none else can manage for you. The best way will be that Chéri should have both those shares in the canal — that will be paying back his great Grandmothers 450 £ w^ his parents gave over to me in better days when poor Mary's heart was more charitable. A man I dont like & dont know much but clever & learned & in distress got ioo£ out of me yesterday — I know it was wrong but couldn't help helping him thinking of my own distress & how many a kind hand was ready to help me — and so the papers full & theres only room for a God bless my dear old Mother & G Ρ from W M T.

185 7

TO MRS. CARMICHAEL-SMYTH

1282.

T O MRS. CARMICHAEL-SMYTH 6-8 J A N U A R Y 1857

5

Hitherto unpublished.

January 6-8.

1857.

My dearest Granny will have a long letter from her young ones to day, and mine will be only a scrap to be sent off when the sheet is full. So you have had a little return — well, may they grow littler & littler until they dwindle off into infinitesimality — But pray pray dont send away Martha. Remember how admirably attentive patient and good humoured she has been during your illness how she gave way to Eliza and wasn't jealous of that superior favorite how natural it is for a woman who has to pass night after night alone in that glum kitchen by that one candle to want companionship and amusement from time to time. We are no companions to servants, speak condescendingly to them for what we want, can't amuse or talk with them — Let them have their chance of friendship and freedom, their share of light & holyday out of doors. How good my 3 servants have been to us! If I am ill what care they take of me! What a little we pay them back! That word 'master' ought to be abolished I think, and have ideas of a small fund to be placed annually to their secret account and given to them when they leave or are sick or I die. We have not been to see Mary yet — and it is a matter of very great difficulty. I will not go into a house where George Wood goes — drunk or sober, sane or mad, I wont meet the man who put his hand on my dear old G P's shoulder and uttered those monstrous calumnies about you — And I dont want him to lose the kind friends whom he has got in Charles & Mary or to be the means of thrusting the poor fellow from no doubt the only comfortable home and respectable fireside to w^ he is admitted. Nor do I choose that my daughters should be cast off and their acquaintance resumed at the will of any he or she in Christendom — this sort of humiliation is more than I can swallow, or submit to their

6

т о MRS. CARMICHAEL-SMYTH

1857

suffering — though my dear old Nanny wants to go, and my own heart melts as I think of the kind old Charles. Thursday Just before setting out for Bath. Wasn't it odd that on the very day of writing this the Wood difficulty should be solved? M ' George comes drunk for the loî'* time to Hyndford Castle — Charles begs him to go and George slaps him on the face! having on other occasions pinioned him got him down on the sofa and at dinner seized him by the throat and playfully put a knife to it! So Charles sends for me and I go and give Mary a kiss — and see as well as possible that we can't get on together. But at least there shall be peace if there cant (and oughtn't) to be love — we shall meet from time to time and be very decent good friends. Applications for lectures keep pouring in. I dont know what the deuce it all means — but I must reap the corn stands and pocket these hundreds for the children's sake and hope for better days for my dearest old Mother. Will you do me a favor? Will you see Olliffe (Hotel Talleyrand. R. Si Florentin) and ask him to bring the very best French Ladys Physician in consultation? The idea of these sleepless nights and dragging fever, gives me many a bad night too. Hicks says most likely the Irish railway is wound up — the mortgage plan won't do because — never mind the because Come Charles! pack the bag put in the 2 lectures let us be off with the girls in the brougham (only a hired one) to the Great Western Railway — and come back & lecture again on Saturday, and so work and work until it is time for rest. I have had serious thoughts of shutting up the house and coming off to you and working at my novel at Paris — but it's a pity, it's a pity. Dont you see G Ρ and Granny that there's a great career before me if I will but run it? — and that for it I must be on the ground? — and yet it w^ be sweet wouldn't it to retire and be a twopenny painter and say Get thee behind me Ambition — However no more about this for now God bless my dearest old mother & G Ρ says W M T.

1857

1283.

то

MRS. C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H

7

T O MRS. C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H 9-12 J A N U A R Y 1857

Published in part, Biografhical Introductions, X, xiix-xxx.

This is begun in the beautiful city ^ where Miss Ann Becher first danced with Captain G P. It is only 4 hours from London now by the slow train, as I came yesterday I thought of the supper at Marlborough and the York House coach. It was dark when I arrived I had to go to dinner and directly afterwards to my lectureroom — The room was crammed with 400 genteel folks and 350 of the wulgar The genteel could not understand what I was talking about I looked into their genteel blank faces and saw they were dullards The vulgar took the jokes understood the points laughed & cheered at the right places. Among the polite were many parsons. They rule here and tyrannize as all parsonic bodies do — A man who has been with me about more lectures this morning told me for taking a walk of a Sunday evening after Church where his clergyman had seen him, he was rebuked by his Reverence who said 'You had better have remained at home.' Between our side & their's ought there not to be war? T o day I get invitations from Ireland declined with thanks, from Devonshire, from Bath again and Bristol, from Yorkshire for the summer, where is this going to stop? What I said about 'a great career' is not swagger but a fair look at Chances in the face. Just when the novel-writing faculty is pretty well used up here is independence a place in Parliament and who knows what afterwards? Upon my word I dont seem much to care, and fate carries me along in a stream somehow — Shall I float with it or jump on shore? I shant be happy in politics and they'll interfere with my digestion — but with the game there, it seems fainthearted not to play it. 'Retire and paint pooty little pictures' says Ease, perhaps Conscience: 'Retire and work at literature at history — But that game is very tempting. I wonder will it come off or whether this is mere idle vaporing & dreaming? Did I tell you ^ Bath. See above, No. 794.

8

T O MRS. C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H

1857

about the Whigs whipper in sending to me about a seat in parliament? Sir says I with 15000 subscribers to my books, and hundreds of thousands of hearers all over England I'm not going to be a Whig under strapper? — (All this is entre nous) I think I did tell you — One of the obstacles to getting on perhaps is this dreadful want of memory. What is the use of forming plans & castles in the air? A hundred things may happen to knock down this one. Well, I shan't care. Bob 3 has just been here in pretty good spirits and I am to go and see his Baby between 3 & 5, poor fellow. And then to Mr® Forrest's and then to Impeys and then to dine again with the Thackeray cousins who won't hear of my eating at my own hour and send me choking into lecture. I hear sad accounts of the Morning Herald — What a comfort it is to be a popular performer at such moments! — I know where there always are 5o£ for honest Paddy. Monday — M y dear old womans comfortable letter has just come i n — the pleasantest I have seen for many a long day — & I send off my scrap with good news about all of us — I went to see Bob & his baby and the child is a perfect wonder — the finest child ever seen finer than M?® Story's ^ — the most jolly handsome broad chested fair-skinned little hero with a look of G Ρ in the Hessian boot picture — and I saw Mf® Forrest & Emmy, and came away very much pleased with kind handsome Bath — where the Miss Thackerays have a house twice as big & handsome as mine w'? costs 700£. It rains money — This morning I have arranged for 2 sets of lectures at Willis's & Brighton — the 8 hours will bring me four hundred pounds! — I have engaged for the month of April for twenty four lectures for w^ I am to be paid 1200 guineas! — perhaps we may have 2 or 3 months of this sort of money-making. Great Powers! it's prodigious — Meanwhile I don't think I've 3 Robert Forrest. Of which Thackeray's friend John Frazer Corkran was Paris correspondent. ^ Waldo Story, whom Thackeray called " H e n r y the Eighth" (James, William Wetmore Story, I, 3 6 7 ) .

1857

TO

WILLIAM

HARRISON

AINSWORTH

9

above ioo£ at Lubbocks or I would send Granny some — M u m about the price of the lectures. It seems a fable. If they come off I have promised Amy ioo£. Have anything you like Dont stint God bless you my dear old Granny & G P. What a comfort to see your hand not shaking! WMT. 1284.

T O W I L L I A M HARRISON AINSWORTH I I J A N U A R Y 1857

Extract published in Ellis's Ainsworth,

II, 194.

36 Onslow Sqf

January 1 1 .

M y dear Ainsworth One more word to tell you again how extremely pained and annoyed I am that an old friend should have had to suffer such an inconvenience and such a seeming slight. What has become of my letter saying that the whole party was put off? At Chapman's they remember receiving & forwarding it. T h e Saturday party fell to the ground on account of a series of 4 Saturdays being taken for a course of lectures — the only days available — and writing from the Club I think, without book I thought I was engaged on Wednesdays & Thursdays to lecture at Bath whereas I found it was on Thursdays & Fridays — rooms taken — word passed — impossible for me to do any thing but give up my dinner-party and apologize all round. As soon as I heard you had been here I dashed into town in search of you — you cant imagine with what extreme sorrow for the contretemps. Like a kind fellow you must forgive me. T h e thing annoys me more than it can you — for how can I be other than pained at annoying an old friend whose early kindness & hospitality I always gratefully remember? Now do do me a favor — Come up on Saturday 24}^ and hear the George I I I lecture it wont offend your loyalty — We'll dine at 5 and have a good bottle of Claret before we go — and I'll ask one or two cozy friends for Sunday 25?'' and my daughters will

то ?

IO

1857

make you welcome and I have a snug comfortable bed at your service — If you do this I shall know you have forgiven Yours always. W M Thackeray. 1285.

TO ? 13 J A N U A R Y 1857

Hitherto unpublished.

36 Onslow Sq? Jan 13. Dear Madam I kill George I I I at Reading on Monday 19 or I should have had much pleasure in coming to you. Very faithfully yours W M Thackeray 1286.

T O W I L L I A M HARRISON A I N S W O R T H 13 J A N U A R Y 1857

Extract published in Ellis's Ainsworth·, II, 1 9 4 ; the whole letter in facsimile in Joline's Rambles in Autografh Land, pp. 1 9 3 - 1 9 4 , from which m y text is taken.

36 Onslow •

. Jany 13. 1857.

M y dear Ainsworth You'll think this correspondence is never a going to stop — and laugh when I tell you that here's another put off! — o n l y from 5 to 6.30 however and I'll tell you why. Yesterday after my letter to you was dispatched M? Beale® comes to me for 4 ®Thomas Willert Beale ( 1 8 2 8 - 1 8 9 4 ) , impresario and music publisher. T h e Brighton lectures must have proved remunerative, for Beale writes in The Light of Other Days (London, 1 8 9 0 ) , p. 254: " N o t satisfied with having the German Reeds, Jullien and his band, Grisi and Mario, and nearly all the leading singers and instrumentalists of the day under engagement to me, early in 1857 I arranged with Thackeray for a second series of his lectures on ' T h e Four Georges,' the terms being fifty guineas a lecture for fifty lectures. T h e arrangement commenced in M a y , 1 8 5 7 , at Cheltenham, and continued at intervals during the summer." It is presumably the negotiations for this

1857

™

WILLIAM

HARRISON

AINSWORTH

ц

lectures at Brighton to be paid at the extremely moderate figure of 50 guineas per lecture — (this is between ourselves) The only days we could give them are Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 24th at 3 о clock — and I shall have to speak again in the evening here. Now this is the plan of campaign. W e start from Brighton ' by the 5 o'clock train — M y servant is in waiting at the station to take our luggage. M y fobbed) Brougham whisks us off to Painters Ship & Turtle® Leadenhall Street where a neat dinner awaits us a bottle of East India particular and one of Claret, at 7.30 the Brougham takes us to Edwards St.^ and at 9.25 whither we like first, and then home to the house where we all insist you must stop & sleep. And so for the present farewell old friend. Who knows there may [be] A N O T H E R letter yet? The Brighton Room may be engaged &c &c. About these matters due notice shall be given but on Saturday & Sunday 24.25. please the Lord you dine with Yours always W M Thackeray. I find I write upright with the steel pens slanting with the quill." second series that Hodder describes in Memories of my Time, pp. 268—272. Thackeray continued to lecture on his own account until his contract with Beale began. ' A i n s w o r t h lived at 5 Arundel Terrace, Kemp T o w n , Brighton, from 1853 to 1867 (Ellis, Ainsworth, II, 1 9 2 - 1 9 3 ) . ® George Painter, Ship and Turtle, 1 2 9 - 1 3 0 Leadenhall St., C i t y (London Directory, 1855). ' T h e Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution, 17 Edwards St., Portman Square {London Directory, 1 8 5 5 ) . T h e bulk of the letter is written in Thackeray's upright hand, the last four words in his slanting hand.

12

1857

TO ?

то ?

1287.

17 J A N U A R Y

1857

H i t h e r t o unpublished. 3 6 Onslow S q : W January 1 7 ,

S.

1857.

Sir I thank y o u for your note and grieve to hear the melancholy end of poor M í Jeffries " — I don't touch on his affair in m y lecture nor on many another point to the discredit of that unhappy George I V . :

though I m a y have to speak on the subject w h e n I

publish the lectures in an enlarged form.

Believe me

Y o u r s v e r y much obliged W M Thackeray. 1288.

TO

MRS.

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH

23 J A N U A R Y Published in part, Biographical

Introductions,

1857 X, xxviii-xxix. Jan.

23.

B e f o r e bowling off to Brighton I think I ought to write a scrap to m y dearest old M a m m y — with the usual announcement, that there's nothing to say immense quantities of the same to do — endless letters constant running f r o m place to place — not particklar good health but it cant be helped} and the illness over " W h e n George IV was Prince of Wales, he bought his jewelry (on credit, as was his custom) from a certain Nathaniel Jeffrys. After waiting some years for payment, Jeffrys brought suit and recovered a large sum for the jewels he had supplied. H e shortly afterward went bankrupt, notwithstanding his legal success, and appealed for help to his former patron. His pleas proving futile, he wrote a series of pamphlets attacking the Prince. O n e of these, A Review of the Conduct of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, attained great notoriety because it gave renewed currency to an old topic of scandal, the relations between the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert. In his note above Thackeray perhaps refers obliquely to this delicate subject, to which he devotes only one sentence in his lecture on George IV, rather than to the troubles of J e f f r y , who was very small game.

185 7

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the best way is to shake it over and think no more about it until the next time I am down. Tomorrow I lecture in Brighton at 2, in London at 8 — I have had a couple of days rest and solitary dining at Club, w^ has done me good. T h e town is at present placarded with my name in enormous type announcing my lectures at the Surrey Zoological." T h e bigwigs and great folks are furious. T h e halls of splendor are to be shut to me — and having had pretty nearly enough of the halls of splendour I shall be quite resigned to a quiet life outside them. I hope my dearest old Mothers improvement goes on a-bettering. H o w about the girls if they come in February? W h e r e can they be stowed.'' — I think I ought to send Gray over with them this time. T h e poor woman has had months of lonely watching in the house here, & deserves an outing. O r perhaps I can get E y r e to come and stay with his sister here — hire a second maid for the time, and keep the house inhabited. T h e money bag is quite full again though to be sure there are awful pulls on it M " Bakewell has just had one. T h e poor thing's house was robbed of linen forks money coats boots brandy wine — and I have had to pay her rent and her income tax and keep her out of utter bewilderment and ruination О thank God for the full money-bag! A n d there is plenty more coming in 50O£ more in the next 3 weeks at least so that my dear old folks may spend t'other side of the page with comfort and a knowledge that there's lots more when this little supply is used up. Sunday we are to have dinner for Ainsworth my old friend between w h o m & me there has been a sort of a coolness since I have got on in the world & he has got off — and that I think is all " " M R . T H A C K E R A Y will deliver his series of L E C T U R E S on the F O U R G E O R G E S , in the Music-hall, at the Royal Surrey Gardens, on Wednesday, the 28 th inst., Friday, the 30th inst., and Monday and Tuesday, the 2d and 3d February, commencing at 8 o'clock in the evening precisely. Admission to area and upper galleries, i s . ; reserved seats, 2S. 6d.; orchestra chairs, 5s., or 15s. for the four lectures. Tickets may be obtained at the Royal Surrey Gardens; at Jullien and Co.'s, 2 1 4 Regent-street; and at Keith, Prowse, and Co.'s, 48 Cheapside. T h e reserved seats being limited in number, early application will be necessary to secure them." {Times, January 26)

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my news for my dear old Mother & G. P. I thought Georgy Forrest very nice ladylike and grown quite good looking — It was queer to see the old Montague Place furniture and the sideboard where I stole the olive when I was a boy — M^® Forrest very cheerful & in wonderful good case — Bob and his baby I think I told you must be put into a book. Shall I ever write one again? — Some day please God when these astonishing Georges have put a few thousands more into my pocket. And now, Come Charles! Pack up the bag & lets be off to London Super Mare, after a kiss to the girls and a God bless you to their dear Granny & G . P. 1289.

TO ? 30 J A N U A R Y 1857

Hitherto unpublished.

36 Onslow Sqr S. W . January 30, 1857. Dear Sir M y rule has been never to solicit a favorable notice from a critic, and never to thank him, w^ is as it were a request for future favors. But of course I am glad when I hear that young men like my books, and read them aright — knowing very well the common cry against me that I am misanthropical bitter & so forth, whereas, please God, my heart is full of anything but unkindness towards the people who believe me such a cynic. No human brain is big enough to grasp the whole truth — and mine can take in no doubt but a very infinitesimal portion of it but such truth as I know that I must tell, and go on telling whilst my pen & lungs last, and the public and the author are not weary of each other. I am pleased, you may be sure, if you or any other educated man likes my books, and can never be indifferent to the expression of honest good will. I hope the monotony of the Speaker the other night was greater than usual. I didn't know what the circumstances were, was greatly annoyed by people coming in 1/2 hour after the time — and besides Presumably at the home of D r . Turner.

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was just getting ready for a fever and ague fit w^ I had an hour after the lecture. Believe me your very faithful Serv' W M Thackeray. 1290.

T O T H E REV. W H I T W E L L 8 F E B R U A R Y 1857

ELWIN

Hitherto unpublished.

36 Onslow Sq. S. W . Feb 8. M y dear Elwin. A hurried line to pay a debt and to beg a favor. A M ' Gale, a Winchester & Oxford man wrote me an interesting letter regarding himself and his desire to work as a man of letters, and he sent 2 pleasant books on Cricket & School life w^ amused me, and w^ I almost remember though I read & burned them 2 years ago. Then he tried, me adjuvante, to write for Parker & couldn't get a place in his magazine.'^ Now he has tried yet again, and his subject is novel practical & interesting. 'The Progress of a Railway BilP I should say promises a good article from a man who knows about it — M? Gale it appears is Manager in a great Railway Solicitor's house — quite a gentleman in manners — might do for you. Will you, whose mission is to do kindnesses, read his paper & see if he can serve the Q . R..? — And so let us pass over M? Gale, and get on to that other case. W e l l sir here it is \sketch of hand fointing] I mean the cheque on the opposite page for young Abeckett. Wasn't it artful of me to bring the page up to this very point, and relieve your mind.'' On Tuesday I go off again on a 2 months Northern Tour, in April have sold myself to M? Beale for an immense bribe some I 50o£ per month — and if I can last on till the end of June at this kind of work, shall have filled a wonderful money-bag.'® M y " See above, No. 717, note 129. '' Fraser's Magazine. " T h e Progress of a Railway Bill" did not appear in The

Quarterly

Review.

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girls remain here — W e are all very glum at the idea of going away and talk common-places to each other as if we were cheerful and didn't mind it. M y dear old friend H . Davison goes to Madras as Puisne-Judge tomorrow and saying good bye to him is rather an awful thing, when one thinks how he is 50 and in bad health, and I not very young nor very well. I've no news I think. I havent even read Lord Raglan in the last Quarterly ' ' and only little bits of the cuts in the Sunday papers. Good bye, dear Elwin, and believe me always yours W M Thackeray. Mind there's more money whenever you want it.

1291.

T O FREDERICK COZZENS 8 FEBRUARY-5 APRIL 1857

Published in part, Thackeray in the United States, I, 336—338.

36 Onslow Sq: London. Feb 8 — (It's a Sunday evening) and Im waiting for dinner & thats how you come by an answer M y dear Cozzens. Thank you for a sight of your hand writing, and the kindly reminiscences of those jolly Centurions whose hospitality and affectionateness this never intends to forget. What pleased me most in your letter is to have it under your own hand & seal that you are well — I should like to see those pretty little chicks again — that snug cottage — those rosytinted palisades that dining-room cupboard up w^ victuals came this time. "Forbes is very funny about him. He told him the other night at the Garrick that as he was making such a pot of money with his four Georges, he had better go on with the eight Henrys, and then the Sixteen Gregories; by which time the public would be so exhausted that he had better wind up with the One John — and that (as Jerrold said) a cheaf o n e ! " Everyone is pleased. Smith goes on to say, with George Eliot's " T h e sad fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton," which appeared in Blackwood's Magazine in January and February, 1 8 5 7 . "Thack.'s eyes sparkled through his spectacles as he spoke of it yesterday." (Mrs. Porter, John Blackwood, p. 4 3 ) ' ' J a n u a r y , 1 8 5 7 , pp. 1 6 8 - 2 0 2 . ' ' See above. No. 999, note 208.

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with clangor — that snug bed-room where the celebrated Thacker left the razor strap and could hear for hours Judge Daly talking talking into the midnight. M y dear old Judge — I havent forgot what I owe him — I dont like to send it until I hear whether he is married or n o t j ' ' — there was a hitch men told me — the course of true love didnt run smooth — Enlighten me some of you about this and let me pay my debts to my kind host & friend. Where Bayard may be now the Loramussy only knows W e liked his pretty sisters, we had brief glimpses of a jolly time together — W e hope to meet in April or May when I bragged about taking him into the fashionable world. But I hear that I am in disgrace with the fashionable world for speaking disrespectfully of the Georgyporgies — and am not to be invited myself, much more to be allowed to take others into polight Society. I writhe at the exclusion. The Georges are so astoundingly popular here that I go on month after month hauling in fresh bags of sovereigns, wondering that the people are not tired & that the lecturer is not found out — Tomorrow I am away for 2 months to the North — have found a Barnum who pays me an awful sum for April & M a y and let us hope June — shall make 10000 £ by my beloved monarchs one way or the other — and then and then & then — well I don't know what is going to happen — If I had not to write 20 letters a day on business I would have written to George Curtis, and given him an old man's blessing on his marriage — But I cant write — no, only for business or for money can this pen bite this paper — As I am talking nonsense to you — all the fellows are present in my mind, I hear their laughter & talk, and taste that 44 Chateau Margaux — and that Champagne A do you remember? — And I say again I would like to see those pretty little chicks. So the Athenaeum assaults you — to " J u d g e Daly married Maria Lydig of New York in 1 8 5 6 . On August 4, 1 8 5 6 , Taylor noted in his diary: "Thackeray was in London, and I found him as jovial and as tender-hearted as ever. His daughters came to see the girls, took them out driving a whole afternoon, and we all dined together in the evening." (Marie Hansen-Taylor and H . E. Scudder, Bayard Taylor, 1, 3 2 1 ) A brief and contemptuous notice of Cozzens's Sfarrowgrass Pafers ap-

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you now! I never heard of the circumstance — the shot is fired, the report is over, the man not killed — the critic popgunning away at some other mark by this time — and you I hope you are writing some more of those papers. Your book & Bayard Taylors helped me over the voyage — How curious it is writing! I feel as if I was back again in New York and shaking hands with lOO of you — the heart becomes warm — God bless all good fellows say I. Shall I ever see you all again? Providebit Dominus. I forgot whether you know Bancroft Davis — The folks here are hospitable to him. H e has a pleasant time. Yesterday we elected him into the Garrick — and on the mantelpiece in my dining room is a bottle of Madeira w^ he gave it me and w^ I am going to hand out to some worthies who are coming to dine — They have never tasted anything like it — thats the fact — As I go on twaddling I feel I M U S T come back & see you all. I praise M? Washington five times more here than I did in the States — Our people cheer — the fine folks look a little glum but the celebrated Thacker does not care for their natural ill-temper. Only 2 newspapers here have abused me, & I have been quite on their side. April 5. To think this was written on Feb 8 and left in my portfolio! I went out of town the next day only returned April 3 — have been killing & eating the Georges ever since. I do not know what this letter is about — I am not going to read so much M. S. if I can help it — but I remember, when I wrote it, how I had a great desire to commune with my old chums at New York and hereby renew the kindest greetings to them. Tell me. Judge Daly, are you married & happy? If so I will send you them books I owe you. Poor Kane! ^^ I grieved to think of that hero carried so soon out of our world. There — I can no more — Goodbye my dear Cozzens — I salute you my excellent Century — G Curtis & Young & Daly I am Yours always Will. Thackeray peared in The Athenaeum, September 20, 1 8 5 6 , pp. 1 1 6 4 - 1 1 6 5 . T h e book of Taylor's to which Thackeray refers below was probably Poems of Home and Travel, published in November, 1 8 5 5 . " E l i s h a Kane died on February 16, 1 8 5 7 .

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T O ANNE AND HARRIET THACKERAY 13 FEBRUARY 1857

M y text is taken from Unpublished Letters by W. M. Thackeray, ed. Clement Shorter, pp. 19—20; the drawing is reproduced from Thackeray and Ms Daughter, p. 108.

White Swan Halifax Friday.

M y beloved Although I am still at Halifax instead of going to Sheffield, yet I am greatly better have just eaten 2 wings of a fowl for dinner and wished the pore burd had 4, and have no doubt after the prodigious discipline I have undergone that I shall be able to get through the rest of the campaign without trouble. Min's letter arrived from Leeds this morning — so that was as good as another letter from home. I have been reading Mahon with great comfort — am quite brisk and gay in my spirits, though a trifle weak, and though for reasons w^ my blushes forbid me to mention I am not quite good for a public lecture tonight. Never mind. Tomorrow will begin again. W e won't lose heart for a little check or two. I think the D? I have had here is about the best of them all. His name is Garlick and I like him both in cookery and as a medical man, God bless my women. Write a famous account of me to Granny, and so good night says Papa. Written the Friday before Tuesday, February 17, 1857. See No. 1293, note 26.

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T O ANNE AND HARRIET THACKERAY 17 FEBRUARY 1857

M y text is taken from Τ hacker a-j an¿ his Daughters, pp. 107, 1 0 9 - 1 1 1 , where the first page is reproduced in facsimile.

Royal Hotel Sheffield Chewsday. 17 Feb? This comes rather late for Valentines day — It is copied from 6 mugs in my sitting room at the horrible inn at Halifax. This is a byootiful Inn, I have the gayest parlour looking over three smoky cheerful streets — a clean snug bed room — a snug sleep — a pleasant book to read — Colonel and Mrs. Forrest came to tea last night after the lecture that's why I didn't write to the girls. I liked them both, she pretty and blonde, he very gentlemanlike. T h e people for the most part didn't understand

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a word of the lecture. Old Fogy President of Institution introduced me and insisted upon toddling into the room with me on his arm. What, is Mr. Thackeray infirm? asks Mrs. F. of her husband. It was Old Fogy who was infirm. I had a very pleasant calm day at Fryston, and yesterday for dinner here ate a pheasant, one of a brace which old Mr. Milnes insisted on sending to my daughters, though I told him I wasn't going home. The last time I was at F. in the year 4 1 , M j - g , Milnes gave me a ribbon and a little étui, a something for my children — they were little trots of small size then — and she has been in Kingdom Come these 10 years I believe. I wish those horrible newspapers would leave my health out. Some day the wolf will really come and no one will be frightened. Keep off Wolf for a few months! I want to put my lambs in comfortable shelter. I am in the 4 vol. of Mahon.^^ It amuses me. I have read Cockburn's Memorials^'' very pleasant too. It is delightful weather and the skeei is blyew through the smoke. Poor old Brookfield was born here my feels very soft towards him. Do you smell anything in this ink? It was thick, and I filled the bottle with brandy and soda-water. I have nothing to tell my dawlings but that I am very well busy and cheerful. I go to Leeds lecture, and come back tonight to York. I like the quarters I am in. So you may go on directing to this Royal Hotel till Saturday. I mean you may send by Friday night's post. I am glad you liked the drive to Q , never mind the 2/6. Write to Granny and tell her how cheerfully your dear father writes and God bless my women says Papa. " See above, N o . 203. Milnes's mother died on M a y i , 1847. History of England jrom the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles. 1 7 1 3 — 1 2 8 3 . Volume IV covers the years 1 7 4 9 to 1763. ''Memorials of his Time ( 1 8 5 6 ) by Henry Cockburn ( 1 7 7 9 - 1 8 5 4 ) , Judge of the Court of Session from 1834 till his death.

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T O ANNE AND H A R R I E T T H A C K E R A Y 22 F E B R U A R Y 1857

Hitherto unpublished.

C. E. Ellison

Sunday. Feb 22 Es 3 George S' East. Newcastle

M y dearest women. I hope you'll be able to go to Lady Molesworth & Lady Lyttleton if there's any shaperoon. I write to Chesham Place to see if the lady from there is going to Lady M . You must send me that Atlantic Telegraph letter it's — no, stop! send it with the accompanying note addressed to Sir John Lubbock Bart & Co. I I Mansion House S· City. And in a day or 2 a receipt will come back from Lubbocks w^ you will put on the files in my study. I arrived quite comfortable last evening gave me lecture w^ is getting so stale now that I'm not even disgusted any more and forget all about it — and am staying in a very comfortable house with a nice pretty little married couple. He is Police Magistrate here — He & Tom Taylor used to live in the Temple together, and had my name on the door. He is at church with his pretty wife now over the way, whilst your Pa is sitting & writing in the dining-room. But though I'm not at Church I think I say my prayers & thank God too — for good children — for loving them — for the penny post that enables us to talk to each other day by day — for the railroad that whisks me about to get this money for them — You see without railroads I couldn't have made this little fortune w^ is dropping into us, Sheffield, York to Newcastle w^ have been 40 hours journey instead of 5 1 / 2 without any fatigue. Thanks be to God ^ ' C u t h b e r t E d w a r d Ellison ( i 8 i 8 ? - i 8 8 3 ) , whom Thackeray had known as a barrister of the Inner Temple. H e was police magistrate successively at Newcastle ( 1 8 5 4 ) , Manchester ( i 8 6 0 ) , and London ( 1 8 6 4 ) . " » T h e former M a r y G l y n n e ( 1 8 1 3 - 1 8 5 7 ) , who had married Brookfield's friend of the fourth Baron Lyttleton in 1 8 3 9 .

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for his kindness to us on Quinquagesima Sunday and all other days in the year. I am glad you have seen poor old Charles, I am pained not at his wife's wit, but that she should have a cold heart. If she had had a good one, she never would have turned away relatives whom she had injured and slighted and who called to shake hands & be friends with her. She might have had her drive 5 minutes later and seen us although it was only 12/30 o'clock. — Here lunch came in and stopped the sermon, & after lunch it is decreed that we are to go by railway to Tynemouth 10 miles off, walk by the stormy sea-shore and get an appetite for dinner. So I must shut my packet up, and send a balessing to my daughters from their dear Pa. 1295.

T O ANNE AND HARRIET THACKERAY FEBRUARY 1857

Hitherto unpublished.

Only a line to day to tell you how I am come back from Carlisle and how it is the prettiest 3 hours possible of drive — I wonder whether we shall ever come & see it? — Think we shall. I am very sorry about my dear old Granny.— anxiety was 1/2 the cause of her bad nights — If I were to have 3 or 4 of them I should be more nervous than she — But Law how I do sleep! I am going to the Blackwoods for next Sunday from Carlisle, and to the Queens Hotel Glasgow afterwards — and the fine weather has broken up, and I am very well to day, and M^ Ellison is doing everything to coax cuddle comfort me, and it will very soon be the end of March though to be sure it seems a year since I left home. Never mind, there's a good time coming — Good bye my pooty ooty little dears. Give my best regards to Lady Elizabeth—Drive about — make yourselves ahappy and think with respect of your Pepar. 4 letters about lectures again to day. It isnt near over.

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1857

T O A. EDMONSTON 26 FEBRUARY 1857

Hitherto unpublished.

Newcastle on Tyne.

Feb 26.

Dear Μϊ Edmonston. I am very sorry indeed to hear of your calamity. Eighteen years ago I endured such a one myself: suffer from it even now sometimes, and can fully & heartily sympathize with those who are visited with so severe an affliction, I propose to come to my friend Mf Blackwood in Randolph Crescent for Sunday i, & a part of Monday m? until it shall be time to set forth for Glasgow. Perhaps you will make it convenient to call upon me on Monday m? about 11? I look at the new programme as settled by M? Wood with some alarm — It involves a great deal more travelling than your first proposed plan, and by any study of Bradshaw I can't land myself at Kirkcaldy — perhaps you will be able to make this clear for me when we meet. I have already refused the hospitality of M? Crichton of Cupar, but if your friend lives in the place must do honour to your acceptance and his hospitality. I hope though I hardly expect I shall be able to carry through the months campaign without some such check as I met at Halifax — W e must do the best & hope for it meanwhile — Believe me very faithfully yours W M Thackeray. Edinburgh bookseller. T h e death of his second daughter, Jane Thackeray, on March 1 4 , 1 8 3 9 .

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T O JOHN E V E R E T T MILLAIS

1297.

T O JOHN E V E R E T T M I L L A I S 26 F E B R U A R Y 1857

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Hitherto unpublished.

Newcastle on Tyne.

Feb. 26.

M y dear Millais, I thank you very much for your proffered hospitality. I wonder can I accept it and how I am to get from Kirkcaldy where I lecture on the io·'' to Perth where I am set down for lecturing the next day — On the 12^** I am to be at Dundee: and about that horrible Kirkcaldy can make out nothing after the most desperate study of Bradshaw. You at Perth will be best able to judge what will be the best plan for me — whether, by the nature of things, I shan't arrive late — whether I shan't have to set off early the next morning to keep my Dundee engagement, and whether under these circumstances I had not best go to an Inn where beds are always ready porters and cabs are always in attendance &c — Likewise I am obliged to travel with a servant owing to obstinate attacks of Roman (bilious) fever w^ has had hold of me these 4 years past, and seizes and prostrates me every month or so. If, considering these things, you think a Hotel the best place for me, perhaps you will decide against my coming to you. But the offer of hospitality is equally kind on your part and M?® Millais' & I am very much obliged to you for proposing to have me as your guest. Always sincerely yours W M Thackeray.

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1857

T O JOHN E V E R E T T MILLAIS 3 M A R C H 1857

M y text is taken from John G . Millais's Lije and Letters of Sir John Everett Millais (London, 1899), I, 277.

Queen's Hotel, Glasgow, March 3rd. M y dear Millais, — I got the sad news at Edinburgh yesterday — that there is to be no lecture at Perth, my manager not having been able to make arrangements there. So I shall lose the pleasure I had promised myself of seeing you and Mrs. Millais, and the pictures on the easel, and the little miniature Millais ^^ by Millais, which I hope and am sure is a charming little work by that painter. I am off in a minute to Edinburgh for Kirkaldy, and have only time to say that I am Very truly yours always, W . M . Thackeray. 1299,

T O ANNE AND HARRIET T H A C K E R A Y 3 M A R C H 1857

Extract published, Biograf hical Introductions, X, xxvi.

Queens Hotel Glasgow Tuesday 3 I thought I should ave ad a letter from the Demoiselles Dickory this morning. I had a capital Sunday at Edinburgh, found a wonderful large audience here considering, had a famous long sleep after w^ I woke up strong & hearty, and in a few minutes am off through Edinburgh again to Kirkcaldy where the Provost writes me word that he will be in waiting to carry me off to his Mansion. Several days 3 or 4 have been knocked out of the lecturing I am to have Saturday & Sunday & in Edinburgh likewise Saturday & Sunday 14 & 15 — where those kind hospitable Blackwoods receive me. A l l the week beginning ιβΐ*" I am to be at Aberdeen, and perhaps shall knock off the last week of Inverness Everett Millais ( 1 8 5 6 - 1 8 9 7 ) , later (1896) second Baronet.

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& so forth, w^ may bring me home by the 24^*· or so — and give me a clear week before we begin with Beale. That will be a comfort, won't it? The Blackwoods were most eager that you should come but theres no use in spending 25 £ on railways in this bad weather — and besides I dont think you would hit it well with her. The clever little kind woman is spoilt by her husband & brother in law and carried off her little legs with prosperity. We are the best of friends but. but &c &c &c. Quite right about the Douglas Τ fight & I dont think the fib was a harmful one. I had to sit & be called the Greatest Satirist of the Age before 1200 people last night and then went to Mf' Thomson & her nice little sisters and was adored during the evening — Thomson ^з adoring too who is one of the greatest philosophers now alive. What does all this mean dont I know I am a miserable sinner? — Yes but my dear women's affte Father always WMT. By Thursdays post address here. By Fridays & Saturdays to Blackwood at Edinburgh. 1300.

Hitherto

T O MRS. FANSHAWE MARCH 1857=^ unpublished.

M y dear f. Will you kindly take a walk some day to dear Mr® Cappur and pay her what is owing by my darlings? I thought I might have had a line from you. I have been working away at Glasgow & here, and have not been wery well thank you but needs must and I work my best. I send you my best Cupid and to all travellers &^ I would very gladly do the latter, if the terms of A draft for five pounds on Sir John Lubbock, which Mrs. Becher did not use, forms the bottom part of this letter. ^'Yates {Recollections and Experiences, II, 23) notes that before he wrote this letter, he read Thackeray's veiled allusion to him in number I X of The Virginians (chapters 33 to 36) for July, his implication being that by such a stroke Thackeray had closed all avenues to an apology. Chapter 35 of the novel begins with a paragraph on marriage, in which Thackeray develops the proposition that "there are few better ways of securing the faithfulness and admiration of the beautiful partners of our existence than a little judicious iU-treatment, a brisk dose of occasional violence as an alterative, and, for general and wholesome diet, a cooling but pretty constant neglect." " W o m e n will be please with these remarks," he continues {Works, X , 2 9 3 ) , "because they have such a taste for humour and understand irony; and I should not be surprised if young Grubstreet, who corresponds with three penny papers and describes the persons and conversation of gentlemen whom he meets at his 'clubs', will say Ί told you so! H e advocates the thrashing of women! H e has no nobility of soul! H e has no heart!' N o r have I, my

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99

Mr. Thackeray's letter to me were less offensive, but I conceive that if I made an "ample apology" to the writer of that communication, I should myself deserve that portion of it which you adopt in your second resolution, and should be "intolerable in a society of gentlemen." I therefore desire to appeal from your opinion to a General Meeting on the two questions: Firstly, whether the cause between Mr. Thackeray and myself is a case to be submitted to you at all. Secondly, whether if it be, Mr. Thackeray has any right to claim an apology from one whom he has so very arrogantly and coarsely addressed. With great regret that I cannot defer to your decision, and with much esteem and consideration, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, Edmund Yates. T o the Committee, Garrick Club.

1369,

FROM CHARLES DICKENS T O EDMUND YATES 6 JULY 1858

Published in part by Yates, Recollections and Exferiences, II, 2 4 - 2 5 . text is taken from Dickens's Letters, ed. Dexter, III, 28—29.

My

Gad's Hill Place Tuesday Sixth July 1858. M y dear Edmund, — I have been thinking about the General Meeting.^" M y considerations and reconsiderations thereupon induce me to recommend you not to attend it in person. eminent young Grubstreet! any more than you have ears." A glance at the caricature of Yates reproduced below (opposite p. 102) will explain Thackeray's reference to young Grubstreet's ears. Dickens summarizes the situation before the General Meeting, from the point of view of Yates's adherents, in a letter to William Howard Russell of July 7 : " T h e Garrick is in convulsions. T h e attack is consequent on Thackeray's having complained to the committee (with an amazing want of dis-

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FROM CHARLES DICKENS TO EDMUND YATES

1858

Firstly, I think it pretty certain that Thackeray will stay away. If he should do so, it would be regarded as an act of delicacy in him; and your doing the reverse would be regarded as an act of ¿«delicacy in you. Secondly, though he should come; still your staying away, would shew well by the side of his presence. Thirdly, it is very difEcult indeed for any one, even though practised in public meetings and appearances, to keep quiet at such a discussion, the said "any one" being a principal therein. Fourthly, you could do nothing if you were there but deny that you ever intended to abide by the Committee's decision. That, I will say for you, if necessary. In case you should be staggered by this advice of mine, ask one or two men of experience and good judgment, whom you can trust, what they say. I am pretty sure that on careful consideration they will agree with me. I suppose the meeting is not to take place so soon as next Saturday, seeing that I have not yet received any circular. — Ever Faithfully. [Charles Dickens.] cretion, as I think) of an article about him by Edmund Yates, in a thing called Town Talk. The article is in bad taste, no doubt, and would have been infinitely better left alone. But I conceive that the committee have nothing earthly, celestial, or infernal to do with it. Committee thinks otherwise, and calls on E. Y . to apologise or retire. E. Y . can't apologise (Thackeray having written him a letter which renders it impossible) and won't retire. Committee thereupon call a General Meeting, yet pending. Thackeray thereufon, by way of showing what an ill thing it is for writers to attack one another in print, denounces E. Y . (in Virginians, as Young Grubstreet). Frightful mess, muddle, complication, and botheration, ensue — which witch's broth is now in full boil." {Letters, ed. Dexter, III, 3 1 - 3 2 )

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T O T H E CHAIRMAN OF T H E GENERAL MEETING OF THE GARRICK CLUB 10 J U L Y 1858

H i t h e r t o unpublished.

Garrick Club.

Friday July 9. 1858.

T o the Chairman of the General Meeting convoked for Saturday July 10. Sir T h e debate, as between me and the writer of the newspaperarticle w^ has given me offence, is over. I have expressed my opinion of his conduct in terms of at least no 'feigned bonhommie'. H e has replied. T h e natural consequences have ensued, & our little Society has been plunged for weeks past in a turmoil, in w^ I regret sincerely I should have had any part. Holding that no gentleman will be safe or intercourse possible if this practise of commenting upon motives or conversations be continued, I submitted my case to the Committee of the G. C. asking protection not only for myself but the whole society. I accept and am thankful for the Committee's opinion; and of course it is not I who appeal from their decision. I presume the effect of tomorrows meeting will be to confirm or to reverse that sentence. In the latter case, it may be that the next gentleman attacked will be more patient than I have been; and, for the sake of a quiet life, will suffer, without complaint or protest, indignities put upon him, hints thrown out against his honor and sincerity, & liberties taken with his name. W h e n mine, unfortunately for me, was selected for comment, more than one of my friends advised me to say nothing. M y duty, perhaps my temper, caused me to follow a different course: but I shall grieve sincerely if my indignation at the injury w^ I conceive has ^^ T h i s letter was never sent, probably because T h a c k e r a y felt that any move toward self-justification would weaken his position.

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been done me shall have superadded any unnecessary annoyance to the doubt, distrust, division, recrimination, & heart burning, w^ conduct like that of w^ I complain, must bring upon our or any Society! Taking leave therefore of the case, and with a sincere wish for the prosperity of the Club, I am your most obdt Servt W M Thackeray I hear that an eminent Counsel is going to cover M? Yates with his silk in the discussion next Saturday, whose eloquence no doubt will go to prove that M? Yates's wrong towards me is very trifling, that I had no right to bring the matter before the Club, that I am thereby creating quarrels and dissensions in a friendly Society — nay I can fancy that a ready eloquence may show that I ought to apologize because Mf Yates has maligned me. I shall not be present at Saturdays discussion or vote at its conclusion, and hope to be out of the region of the little Club where such a storm has been raging.'^ In another manuscript in Mrs. Fuller's possession Thackeray has recast this postscript and set down his further reflections on the Yates affair, apparently to relieve his own mind and without thought of showing what he had written to anyone else: " I hear that an eminent gentleman of 'the long robe' proposes to cover ΜΓ Yates with his garment and I have little doubt that the eloquence of the learned gentleman will go to prove, that Mr Yates's wrong towards me is very trifling, that I had no right to bring the matter before the Club, that I am exaggerating a small offence, that I ought to have taken the trifling injury in silence, that I am creating dissensions and quarrels in an amiable society, and that possibly I ought to apologize to it because the gentleman maligned me. "Except on one night at ΜΓ Dickens's I do not remember that I ever met the gentleman out of the Garrick Club. Here I have talked with him in the most free & friendly manner A little while ago in his Character of ' T h e Lounger at the Clubs' he expressed an unfavorable opinion of one of my works N o t caring a pennypiece about the criticism I did not allow it to alter our amicable relations. H e may have thought on this occasion that it was impossible for any writer to keep his good humour after such a critic as the Lounger at the Clubs had expressed his dissatisfaction, & hence that I had adopted an affected ' b o n h o m i e ' — w^ is usually spelt with two ms, and under w? I was concealing the anger 'rankling' within. " C a n he declare upon his honour that his observations upon my affected benevolence open cynicism and conversation suave but forbidding were founded

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M y text is taken from Yates's Mr. Thackeray, p. 9. Gentlemen, — Y o u will this day have laid before you a correspondence between M r . Thackeray and myself, certain Resolutions of your Committee affecting me, and such few representations as I have thought it becoming to offer to your Committee in writing. I beg to assure you that although I consider M r . Thackeray to have placed it out of m y power to apologise to him, I am perfectly willing to apologise to you for any unpleasant feeling that I may upon comments w^ he had heard out of doors and not in a hundred amicable conversations w^ we have had together in King St? Does a person who signs himself the Lounger at the Clubs and writes about gentlemen whom he meets every day, mean that he carefully gets his information out of the Clubs where he lounges? If so why Lounger? Suppose he were to bring out in one of his papers an article against a brother clerk of the Post Office whom he never met elsewhere with whom he was in the constant habit of laughing talking and shaking hands at the office. Would not the other gentlemen in the room say that it is all very well for Edmund to say this attack on Tom Bags or Bob Knox (I am only putting a hypothetic name) — resulted from remarks w^ Ned had gathered about Tom from other people out of doors — No no Edmund that wont do my boy — Its in this room you met Tom — and never out of it. He is an Islington or Pentonsville or Lambeth cove (the place is also hypothetical) you are amongst the swells, you were taken into the Garrick Club quite young out of regard for your father who was a favorite actor, a Doughty Street party. You go to the Garrick Club, you might as well swear it was there you heard about Tom and not here in Aldersgate St I say that if Yates maligned a brother clerk in one of his newspapers, the 'room' would have a right to be offended and that gents would have a right to say to one another, 'W^ one of us is that terrific Edmund a going to pitch into next? Move the venue from St. Mary Ate to Covent Garden and a society of gentlemen who are in the habit of meeting and talking freely together have a right to take cognizance of a libel written against one of them — I have a right to say It is here & here only that you have known me — It is here that I whom you accuse of dissimulation in conversation have treated you on terms of an entire unreserve and good-nature. I have feelings 'rankling' within have I? I am treacherous am I? What are you, who have shaken hands with me a score of times, and to whom I never said a word that was not good-natured?"

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have awakened in the Club by the publication of the unfortunate article in question. I have no hesitation whatever in expressing to you (but not to M r . Thackeray) m y sincere regret that I ever wrote it, and put you to the pain and inconvenience of having to take it into your consideration. Y o u r obedient servant, E d m u n d Yates.

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CLAYTON

10 J U L Y

1 8 5 8 S3

Published in The Critic, X V ( 1 8 8 9 ) , 274. Onslow Sq? J u l y 10. 1 8 5 8 . D e a r Sir I think you have caught M ' Pendennis in a scrape from w^ there is no escaping — unless indeed w e suppose that a large passing Cloud obscured the moon at the very moment when that little transaction between Pen and F a n n y may have occurred. But did it.?

I assure you I am on that subject quite in the dark and your

v e r y faithful S e r v ' W M Thackeray Thackeray is replying to the following note, written from 9 Merrick Square on July 6: "Sir " I trust you will pardon a boy's mentioning what appears to him a trifling error in your novel 'Pendennis'.— " I n the 46'^ Chap.— (Pendennis at Vauxhall Gardens) I read, 'Poor Feker sate alone on one of the highest benches, his face illuminated by the moon', again a few lines further on Pendennis is saying 'look how beautiful the moon & stars are, and how calmly they shine', and almost immediately afterwards it is insinuated that Pen kissed Fanny for 'In the first place, it was dark; and nobody could see him',— now if the moon 'illuminated Foker's face', if the moon & stars 'shone calmly' how could it be 'dark' Pen kiss Fanny & 'nobody see him'.? " I t may be said the sky became suddenly cloudy but such an explanation gives rather cloudy satisfaction. Should you think this note worthy acknowledgement, a line from you would give more pleasure than can be told by Your respectful admirer N . Clayton."

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FROM ALEXANDER DOLANO T O EDMUND YATES 17 J U L Y 1858

M y text is taken from Garrick Club: Refort

105

of the CommitUe,^* p. 2.

Sir, I had the honor to forward you on Monday last a copy of the Resolutions which were passed at the Special General Meeting held on the loth instant. A rare three-page pamphlet issued shortly after July 20. These Resolutions, which were passed by a vote of seventy to forty-six, read as follows: " i s t . T h a t is was competent to the Committee to enter into M r . Thackeray's complaints against M r . Yates. " 2 n d . T h a t it is the opinion of this Meeting that M r . Thackeray's complaints against M r . Yates are well founded. "3rd. T h a t the practice of publishing such articles, being reflections by one Member of the Club against any other, will be fatal to the comfort of the Club, and is intolerable in a society of Gentlemen. "4.th. T h a t this Meeting is at once prepared to support the Committee in any step they may consider necessary for the suppression of this objectionable practice. " 5 th. T h a t this Meeting trusts that a most disagreeable duty may be spared it, by M r . Yates making such ample apology to M r . Thackeray as may result in the withdrawal of all unpleasant expressions used in reference to this question. "6th. T h a t with this expression of opinion the Meeting refers the whole question back to the Committee." {Garrick Club: Refort of the Committee, P·

. T h e Committee's note proved no more effective than the Resolutions of the General Meeting in persuading Yates to apologize to Thackeray. At their meeting on July 20 the Committee accordingly had Yates's name erased from the Club's list of members. Dickens does not appear to have expected this step, though it is not easy to suggest what other action the Committee could have taken. H e wrote to John Palgrave Simpson, another of Yates's supporters, on July 23: " T h e committee seems to me to have gone perfectly mad. I really never met with such ridiculous assumption and preposterous imbecility in my life before. " L i k e Fox, I should 'boil with indignation' if I had not a vent. But I have. Upon my soul, when I picture them in that back-yard, conceiving that they shake the earth, I fall into fits of l a u g h t e r . . . . — But this is not to the purpose concerning Edmund Yates. Before I received your note last night, I had

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I am directed by the Committee to express to you their surprise that you have not noticed this communication by complying with either of the Requisitions of the General Meeting. Bound, as the Committee feel themselves, to carry out with the least possible delay the strongly expressed feeling and Resolutions of the General Meeting, they are still unwilling to adopt the extreme measure if they can possibly avoid so doing j and although quite aware that the sense of the Meeting in reference to the apology in question was, that it should not only be ample but immediate, they look to the fact that no exact time is specified within which it must be made. They adjourn this day's Meeting to Tuesday, the 20th instant, at Three o'Clock, for their final decision, trusting that the Club will pardon, for the sake of the motive, what might, strictly speaking, be considered a blameable tardiness. I have the honor to be. Sir, Garrick Club, Your most obedient and very humble Servant, 17th July, 1858. Alexander Doland, T o Edmund H . Yates, Esq. Secretary. recommended him to ascertain, from good sound legal authority, the exact state of the legality of the question. " T h i s he is now doing." {Letters, ed. Dexter, III, 33) Yates learned from his counsel that he had not yet been legally ejected from the Club. It was necessary that he get himself forcibly removed from its premises, and this he succeeded in doing on his second attempt. Since the London season was over and Dickens was away on a reading tour, no further action was deemed advisable for several months. {Recollections and Experiences, II, 28—30) Yates did not institute his suit to try the right of the Committee to drop him from the Club until December 5, when a writ was served on Doland, the Club's secretary.

1858

FROM FRANK FLADGATE

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T O BRADBURY AND EVANS 25 J U L Y 1858

Address: Messï® Bradbury & Evans | 1 1 Bouverie Sí. Fleet Street — | London | England. Postmarks: B E R N E 27 J U I L 1 8 5 8 , L O N D O N J Y 30. Hitherto unpublished.

Berne Sunday 25 July These pooty little cuts, my worthy friends, Titmarsh to the engraver recommends. Send proofs directly to Lucerne. 1375.

FROM FRANK FLADGATE 27 J U L Y 1858

Address: à Monsieur W . M . Thackeray | Poste Restante | Lucerne. Postmarks: 2 7 J Y 1 8 5 8 , L U Z E R N 30 J U L . Hitherto unpublished.

My dear Thackeray, Finding from your second letter that you have not yet received the information which the paper upon which I write these few lines contains, I send it at once to you. The matter has long since ceased as between you and the exmember — It became a question between him and the Club only — and it is settled — Some one wrote to me the other day "Y's conduct has been very un Y's. I can add nothing to all this, save my best regards to you and to your 'belongings'— health & happiness. your sincere Friend, Frank Fladgate. G. C. 27th July 1858 A copy of Garrick Club: Corresfondence.

See above, No. 1 3 5 9 , note 3 7 .

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1858

TO ?

TO ? 18 AUGUST 1858

Hitherto unpublished.

36 Onslow Sqî S. W. August 18.

D? Sir — I have to acknowledge your kind note w^ I just found next door last night on my return from Switzerland. Since you wrote, you no doubt have heard that the diflFerence between me & the author of the article in 'Town Talk' has come to an issue — I never once thought of attributing the article to you·, and am sorry that you shoïdd have been subject to misrepresentation by newspaper-writers, as well as Your obliged Serv' W M Thackeray. Of course I've not seen the O. C's letter in the papers you allude to, & hear of ever so many others who seem equally well informed.

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T O THE BAXTERS 25 AUGUST 1858

Published in part, American Family, pp. 164—167.

36 Onslow Sq? August 25. I wonder whether I shall have the energy to get through this sheet — this sheet.? this page. But try we wool though I owe ever so many people letters before you Madam, and this is safe to be dreadfuly stupid. Dont you see that I cant even spell? — I am constantly unwell now — a fit of spasms — then get well in about 5 days; then 5 days grumbling and thinking of my work; then 14 days work and spasms da capo — and what a horribly stupid story I am writing! Dont tell me. I know better than any of you. No incident, no character no go left in this dreary old expiring

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carcass — There Miss Sally — you howl on your sea-shore and I will roar from mine. Come let us placidly take leave of our friends (not telling them anything I mean) go each to the top of a rock, and jump over and end our troubleoubleoubles in the midst of the sad sea waves' bubbleubblubbles — I am serious — Y o u fancy I am joking. I tell you I am done, & I don't care. M y dear it is all liver. W e have been away on a (for the girls) jolly little Swiss tourkin of 5 weeks and I find the kind letters among the heap on my return home. As for my dear M?^ Baxters, it steps silently into the room, and soothes me like a sweet refreshing calming anodyne — Fact is I'm quite beat and unwell and can scarce see the paper on w^ I write. Is Libbies teapot ever going? Yes Andrew Arcedeckne Esq? (the original of M? Foker dont say so though) will take it over in a foo days. It has got black and is so small & shabby that I am ashamed to send it. But О my dear Libbie — Times are dark and will be dark so dark that no man shall be able to work ^^— M a k e haste and get married Lucy my dear, if you want a sillivyer tea pot or you will have none from your unfortunate W . M . T . M y dear kind mothers heart, I am so glad it is elated at W y l l y ' s getting such honours. W h e n he comes to England he will talk to 2 orphans in a shabby genteel house about their maniac father. Nobody in the least is coming to marry them — and nobody I am sure is wanted, by their selfish parent — Annys happiness makes almost me happy — unblases me when I am under the influence over it — W h e n I am lying up stairs in bed you know dreadfully ill with those spasms, and yet secretly quite contented and easy, I say to myself 'Good God what a good girl that is! Amen. I have nothing to tell you as usual — I went away having got into trouble with a young fellow who told lies of me in a newspaper, w"? I was obliged to notice as we are acquaintances, and meet together at a little Club — Y o u have read something about See above, No. 736. St. John, 9, 4. That the Yates affair was still on Thackeray's mind is shown by a sentence in number XI of The Virginians (chapters 41 to 44) for September: "there

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it in the papers I daresay — The little papers are still going on abusing me about it I hear — and dont care as I never read one. The public does not care about the story nor about the Virginians nor I about either — nor do I know what there is in these 3 pages, nor whether I shall send them. Yes I thinlc I shall send them because I can pay the post you know, and because once and away I like to growl out that I love you ever so many of you very sincerely — I think taraxacum might do something for Sally who is still (comparatively) young. If I wanted to see the children I would say so: but I don't. I suppose for form's sake I must send my love to them though. There. Bless you bless you my little dears. Take em away Nurse. Wowwowow Rawwawwaw. Chickaly Chickaly Chickaly. О zoo pooty little darlings — О you unfeeling Broo-oooot! says Aunt Lucy walking out of the room quite haughty. W e l l — he is really unwell that is the fact Grandmamma sayes. I think I'm ever so little better now I am got to the end of this absurd paper. God bless you all — Papa and the boys and the gals and Uncle Oliver says Your Affte WMT.

1378.

T O LADY STANLEY SEPTEMBER 1858

20-23 Hitherto unpublished.

Hotel Bristol.

Place Vendôme. Paris. Tuesday. 20 Sep·

M y dear Lady Stanley You must not think me more ungrateful than the generality of mankind for not having answered your kind note w^ I found at is a modus in rebus·, there are certain lines which must be drawn: and I am only half pleased, for my part, when Bob Bowstreet, whose connection with letters is through Policeman X and Y , and T o m Garbage, who is an esteemed contributor to the Kennel Miscellany, propose to join fellowship as brother literary men, slap me on the back, and call me old boy, or by my Christian name" {Works, X, 359).

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home 6 weeks ago on my retxarn from Switzerland Five of those weeks were spent in being perpetually ill — I dont know what is the matter with Brompton in September but its the most deadly place to me at that time and I think at all — dismal reflection for a man who has bought a house and made it pretty and comfortable. When you said Alderley was damp I shuddered — its in the damp places that my precious health suffers most — whereas the air here is like perpetual Champagne. I am living in this hotel in boy, my daughters hard by with their G mother who is delighted to have them: and I have done more work in a week than I do in 2 months at home.®" How is it I come to write to you? D'abord there was your unanswered letter on my conscience and that very curious packet of bills from White's w^ your husband sent me — most characteristic singular & pleasant they are — and then a fellow was smoking in my room last night (we had been to dine with Sir Fitzroy & Lady Kelly if you plaise, about whom there is some mystery) — I say Fletcher Norton was a smoking here last night, ^ J o h n Pendleton K e n n e d y , in Paris on his second visit to E u r o p e , wrote on September 26, 1 8 5 8 : " T h a c k e r a y calls to see m e , and sits for an hour or t w o . H e is not looking w e l l . H e tells me he has need of m y assistance w i t h his V i r g i n i a n s , — and says H e a v e n has sent me to his aid. H e wants to get his hero f r o m Fort Duquesne, w h e r e he is confined as a prisoner after Braddock's defeat, and to bring h i m to the coast to embark for E n g l a n d . ' N o w you know all that g r o u n d , ' he says to me, 'and I w a n t you to w r i t e a chapter for me to describe h o w he got off and w h a t travel he m a d e . ' H e insists that I shall do it. I give h i m a doubtful promise to do it if I can find time in the thousand engagements that n o w press upon me on the eve of our leaving Paris." ( T u c k erman, Kennei-j^ p. 2 9 6 ) T h o u g h the narrative of G e o r g e W a r r i n g t o n ' s escape f r o m Fort Duquesne in chapter 52 of The Virginians (the last chapter of number X I I I for N o v e m b e r ) is patently by T h a c k e r a y , it may be based in part on K e n n e d y ' s suggestions. See Professor Jay B . Hubbell's " T h a c k e r a y and V i r g i n i a , " Virginia Quarterly Review, III ( 1 9 2 7 ) , 7 6 - 8 6 . Sir F i t z r o y K e l l y ( 1 7 9 6 - 1 8 8 0 ) , w h o had married A d a C u n n i n g h a m in 1 8 5 6 , was at this time A t t o r n e y - G e n e r a l and M . P . for East Suffolk. H e remained in parliament until 1 8 6 6 w h e n he became L o r d C h i e f Baron of the E x c h e q u e r , a post w h i c h he retained for the remainder of his life. Fletcher Cavendish N o r t o n ( 1 8 2 9 - 1 8 5 9 ) , oldest son of M r s . Caroline N o r t o n , became First Paid A t t a c h é at the English Embassy in Paris on F e b ruary 9. L a d y Stanley's oldest son, the H o n . H e n r y E d w a r d J o h n Stanley ( 1 8 2 7 - 1 9 0 3 ) , later ( 1 8 6 9 ) third Baron Stanley of A l d e r l e y , was also in the diplomatic service. {Foreign Office List, 1 8 5 9 )

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and praising H e n r y v e r y cordially for talents [honesty and many good qualities de coeur et d'esprit. Surely a mother likes to know that her son has friends who speak well of him I thought, and on this hint sent off m y little letter to A l d e r l e y Yes:

but it was begun 4 days ago from the mark [ only it is

wrote this morning — at 'talents' I was interrupted had to go away to dine in the country with old & young folks next day was knocked over by one of my attacks of illness

( d r y air or moist it seems

"Returning to Paris, after a short tour in Switzerland and North Italy," writes William Allingham at about this time, " I found Thackeray in the Hotel Bristol with his two daughters. He is not well — often in bed till mid-day or later — struggling with YThe Virginians^, but in the evening recovering himself. " I told him I had been with the Brownings (who were then in Paris staying in the Rue Castiglioni, No. 6 ) . " 'Browning was here this morning,' Thackeray said, 'what spirits he has — almost too much for me in my weak state. He almost blew me out of bed!' ' " A wonderful fellow, indeed!' " 'Yes, and he doesn't drink wine.' " 'He's already screwed up to concert pitch.' " 'Far above it. But I can't manage his poetry. What do you say? ' " ( I spoke highly of it). " 'Well, you see, I want poetry to be musical, to run sweetly.' " 'So do Г — " 'Then that does for your friend B . ! ' " I spoke of Browning's other qualities so splendid as to make him, as it were, a law in himself. But Thackeray only smiled and declined further discussion. " 'He has a good belief in himself, at all events. I suppose he doesn't care whether people praise him or not.' " 'I think he does, very much.' " Ό does he? Then I'll say something about him in a number.' "Thackeray took me to dine with him in the Palais Royal. He noticed with quiet enjoyment every little incident — beginning with the flourish with which our waiter set down the dishes of Ostend oysters. After tasting his wine Thackeray said, looking at me solemnly through his large spectacles, 'One's first glass of wine in the day is a great event.' "That dinner was delightful. He talked to me with as much ease and familiarity as if I had been a favourite nephew. "After dinner Thackeray proposed that we should go to the Palais Royal Theatre, but on issuing forth he changed his mind, aud said we would call up Father Prout. . . . "In a narrow street at the back of the Palais Royal, in a large lowish room on the ground floor, we found the learned and witty Padre, loosely arrayed, reclining in front of a book and a bottle of Burgundy. He greeted us well.

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to be all the same) Bon Dieu was ever a man so buffeted? and am only today sur pied again. Worse still, my dear old Mother, coming to see her son in his illness and walking for the first time these many months, was knocked down by some gamins close to her own door, has broken a bone in the hip somewhere and is to be lame for life. So in decrepitude and ill health, and straitened circumstances ends one who began beautiful & brilliant with a world of admirers round about her — Of these all are gone except one her faithful old husband on whose affection and fidelity I look with more admiration than on H . E . Aimable Jacques Duke of Malakoff or any Grandee I ever set eyes on. And between ourselves, (this is a little bit of sentiment such as my cynical spirit sometimes loves to indulge in) it was worth being ill to have 2 such nurses as my girls to take care of me. How good they were how watchful silent & tender! Here they come in new dresses * for w^ I know who will pay: and he sends very kind greetings to all of you and is Yours dear L a d y Stanley very sincerely W M Thackeray. * They have left the elders and taken up again with their papa. but in a low voice and said, 'Evening boys, there's a young chap asleep there in the corner.' And in a kind of recess we noted something like bed-clothes. Thackeray was anxious to know who this might be, and Prout explained that it was a young Paddy from Cork or thereabouts, who had been on a lark in Paris and spent his money. Prout found him 'hard up,' and knowing something of his friends in Ireland had taken him in to board and lodge, pending the arrival of succour. "This piece of humanity was much to Thackeray's taste, as you may suppose. Thackeray said the Burgundy was 'too strong', and had brandy and water instead. "We talked among other things of Dickens. I said how much a story of Dickens might be improved by a man of good taste with a pencil in hand, by merely scoring out this and that. "Says Thackeray (with an Irish brogue), 'Young man, your threadin' on the tail o' me coat!' " I did not understand at first. " 'What you've just said applied very much to your humble servant's things.' " {William Allingham: A Diary, ed. H . Allingham and D. Radford, London, 1907, pp. 7 6 - 7 8 )

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PATRICK

KENNEDY

1858

T O PATRICK KENNEDY«" 18 O C T O B E R 1858

Address: T h e Author of | 'Legends of M o u n t Leinster' ] Kennedy's Library. Angelsea St. | Dublin. Hitherto unpublished.

36 Onslow Sqf Monday. October 18. M y dear Sir I shall gladly accept the Xtian Hero from you, and wish your shop were nearer that I might poke about among your old books. I am living 100 years ago at this present moment and read in scores and scores of old volumes so as to make me au courant with the times. I wish I could help you with your Wexford Story®®—but I darefit recommend any more books to any publishers here of my acquaintance. I have wearied them quite out with applications — and have almost every day of my life to acknowledge my inability to help some aspirant who sends me his MS. Very faithfully yours W M Thackeray. 1380.

T O DR. JOHN BROWN 4 - 1 0 NOVEMBER 1858

Published in part, Biogra-phical Introductions, X , xli-xlii. from Letters of Dr. John Brown, pp. 3 2 7 — 3 3 0 .

M y text is taken

Hôtel des 2 Mondes, Rue d'Antin, Paris, November 4. M y dear Dr. John — Your kind note has followed me hither. I have many a time thought of you and of writing to you, but it's the old story, work, dinner, and da cafo. I have nothing spe^ - Ά Dublin bookseller ( 1 8 0 1 - 1 8 7 3 ) , who had published his first book, Legends of Mount Leinster ( 1 8 5 5 ) , under the pseudonym of H a r r y W h i t n e y . Sir Richard Steele's tract, which appeared in 1 7 0 1 . ^ Possibly The Banks of the Boro-, a chronicle of the county of Wexford ( 1 8 6 7 ) . Kennedy was a W e x f o r d man.

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dally cheerful to say about myself and don't like The Virginians half as much as you do. Very good writing, but it ought to have been at its present stage of the story at No. X.®' I dawdled fatally between V. and X ; . . . I am old, or I am tired, or some other reason. A l l remains yet doubtful about my poor mother. She has had more than six weeks bed, but we don't know yet whether the fracture is to join or what is quite the nature of it. Poor dear, it was in returning from coming to see me that some boys ran against her near her own door and occasioned the mishap. She bears it wonderfully; her health has rather improved, and neither she nor her husband quite know how serious the accident is. I send no Gondolements about the departure of your good old Father.®' H e was ready I suppose, and had his passport made out for his Journey. Next comes our little turn to pack up and depart. T o stay is well enough, but shall we be very sorry to go? What more is there in life that we haven't tried? What that we have tried is so very much worth repetition or endurance? I have just come from a beefsteak and potatoes i f., a bottle of Claret 5 f., both excellent of their kind, but we can part from them without a very severe pang, and nota that we shall get no greater pleasures than these from this to the end of our days. What is a greater pleasure? Gratified ambition? accumulation of money? What? Fruition of some sort of desire perhaps; when one is twenty, yes, but at 47 Venus may rise from the sea, and I for one should hardly put on my spectacles to have a look. Here I am snarling away on the old foco curante theme. How good-natured you are not to be tired of me. The girls and I have been to Versailles to-day. W e rather liked it. They went to my mother afterwards, I to solitude and beefsteak before mentioned . . . Have never heard Dickens,'» but hope For August, chapters 37 to 40. Thackeray was currently at work on number X I V for December, chapters 53 to 56. Number V included chapters 17 to 20. Dr. John Brown the elder died on October 13, 1858 {Dr. John Brown, p. 1 2 2 ) . ^ Dickens had given a series of readings from his books in Edinburgh between September 27 and 30 {Letters, ed. Dexter, III, 5 9 ) .

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FROM

CHARLES

DICKENS

1858

and believe he will make a great bit of money for the 8 children. О how cold my back is! How cold the weather is! How stupid the letter is! How much better it would be to be sitting by the fire reading that stupid book than writing this stupid note! From the tone of this note don't you think I had better take a grain of blue pill to-night? Good-night, Doctorj good-night, Madam 5 good-night, children. Wednesday Morning. — But is Miss Mackenzie going to marry Milor? Bath House will be restored to us in that case. Since her death I have never been within the door.'° Have been sleeping in the most innocent manner for 10 hours j have got such beautiful apartments here, am living at an awful expense, though. £ i a day for rooms is nothing here. It is the dearest capital in Europe. How respectable folks in your Athens would tremble at the extravagance here! Come, there is no more room in the paper. P.S. — M y mother goes on remarkably well, so well that I think I may soon go home. 1381.

F R O M CHARLES DICKENS 24 NOVEMBER 1858

M y text is taken from Yates's Mr. Thackeray, p. 1 3 .

Tavistock House, Tavistock-square, London, W. C. Wednesday, 24th November, 1858. M y Dear Thackeray, — Without a word of prelude, I wish this note to revert to a subject on which I said six words to you at the Athenaeum when I last saw you. Coming home from my country work, I find Mr. Edwin James's opinion taken on this painful question of the Garrick "Thackeray's friend the first Lady Ashburton had died on May 4, 1 8 5 7 . Lord Ashburton married Louisa Mackenzie, who had inherited the Mackenzie estate of nearly 30,000 acres in county Ross, on November 1 7 , 1 8 5 8 . Edwin John James ( 1 8 1 2 - 1 8 8 2 ) , a very successful barrister though even at this time of sinister reputation. He was disbarred three years later for malpractice extending back to 1 8 5 3 . When he departed for N e w York in July, 1 8 6 1 , his liabilities were said to exceed £ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . {Annual Register, 1 8 6 2 ,

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and M r . Edmund Yates. I find it strong on the illegality of the Garrick proceeding. Not to complicate this note or give it a formal appearance, I forbear from copying the opinion j but I have asked to see it, and I have it, and I want to make no secret from you of a word of it. I find M r . Edwin James retained on the one sidej I hear and read of the Attorney-General being retained on the other. L e t me, in this state of things, ask you a plain question. Can any conference be held between me, as representing M r . •Yates, and an appointed friend of yours, as representing you, with the hope and purpose of some quiet accomodation of this deplorable matter, which will satisfy the feelings of all concerned? It is right that, in putting this to you, I should tell you that M r . Yates, when you first wrote to him, brought your letter to me. H e had recently done me a manly service I can never forget, in some private distress of mine (generally within your knowledge and he naturally thought of me as his friend in an emergency. I told him that his article was not to be defended; but I confirmed him in his opinion it was not reasonably possible for him to set right what was amiss, on the receipt of a letter couched in the very strong terms you had employed. W h e n you appealed to the Garrick Committee and they called their General Meeting, I said at that meeting that you and I had been on good terms for many years, and that I was very sorry to find myself opposed to y o u j but that I was clear that the Committee had nothing on earth to do with it, and that in the strength of my conviction I should go against them. If this mediation that I have suggested can take place, I shall be heartily glad to do my best in it — and God knows in no hostile spirit towards any one, least of all to you. If it cannot take place, the pp. 1 4 0 - 1 4 3 ) Thackeray appears to have had James's dÎbâclc in mind when he described the later phases of Dr. Firmin's career in Philif. '^Sir Fitzroy Kelly. " T h i s can only be a reference to Dickens's intimacy with Miss Ternan. According to M r . Wright {Lije of Charles Dickens, p. 282) Yates was one of the few persons who knew the details of this story.

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CHARLES DICKENS

1858

thing is at least no worse than it wasj and you will burn this letter, and I will burn your answer. Yours faithfully, Charles Dickens. W . M . Thackeray, Esq. 1382.

T O CHARLES DICKENS 26 N O V E M B E R 1858

M y text is taken from Yates's Mr. Thackeray, p. 14.

36, Onslow-square, 26th November, 1858. Dear Dickens, — I grieve to gather from your letter that you were Mr. Yates's adviser in the dispute between me and him. His letter was the cause of my appeal to the Garrick Club for protection from insvilts against which I had no other remedy. I placed my grievance before the Committee of the Club as the only place where I have been accustomed to meet M r . Yates. They gave me their opinion of his conduct and of the reparation which lay in his power. Not satisfied with their sentence, Mr. Yates called for a General Meeting j and, the meeting which he had called having declared against him, he declines the jurisdiction which he had asked for, and says he will have recourse to lawyers. You say that Mr. Edwin James is strongly of opinion that the conduct of the Club is illegal. On this point I can give no sort of judgment: nor can I conceive that the Club will be frightened, by the opinion of any lawyer, out of their own sense of the justice and honour which ought to obtain among gentlemen. Ever since I submitted my case to the Club, I have had, and can have, no part in the dispute. It is for them to judge if any reconcilement is possible with your friend. I subjoin the copy of a letter which I wrote to the Committee, and refer you to them for the issue. Yours, See.,!"· W . M . Thackeray." C. Dickens, Esq. Protesting

against

Forster's description

of

Dickens's

difference

with

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THE

COMMITTEE GARRICK

OF

119

THE

CLUB

28 N O V E M B E R

1858

Published by Yates, Mr. Thackeray, p. 14. My text is taken from a draft in Thackeray's hand owned by Mrs. Fuller. 3 6 Onslow Sqî N o v e m b e r 2 8 .

1858,

Gentlemen I h a v e today received a communication f r o m M f Charles Dickens relative to the dispute w^ has been so l o n g pending, in w^ he says ' C a n any conference be held between m e as representing

Mf

Y a t e s , and any appointed friend of yours as representing you, in the hope and purpose of some quiet accommodation of this deplorable matter, w^ will satisfy the feelings of all parties I have written to M f Dickens to say that since the commencement of this business I have placed myself entirely in the hands of the Thackeray as an "estrangement. . . hardly now worth mention even in a note" (Lije of Dickens, ed. Ley, p. 6 9 7 ) , Yates writes that "at the time no one was more energetically offended with Thackeray than John Forster himself. 1 perfectly well remember his rage when Dickens showed him the letter of 26th November, and how he burst out with 'He be damned, with his "yours, &c."!' " {Recollections and Exferiences II, 36) T o a first draft of this letter in the possession of Mrs. Fuller Thackeray has added the following comments: " O n the 28 November I wrote to the Committee of the G. C. enclosing the paragraph A in МГ Dickens's letter and saying that if they could come to a pacific ending no one would be more glad than myself. " T h e Committee did not meet till the ensuing Saturday Dec? 5, and on that day MF Yates served a Writ on the Secretary of the Club, & this article appeared in the Illustrated Times. " 'THE THEATRICAL LOUNGER T H E "HISTRIONIC BARONET." " M y personal experience of baronets, limited though it be, does not inculcate a belief in them as a class. Perhaps I have not been fortunate, but of the half-dozen with whom I have been brought into contact, one is a cynic, one a stupid nincompoop, one a spiteful fool, one an antiquated fogey, one a harmless chip-in-porridge, and only one a real gentleman. Two of these live on their estates, two on the reputation of their ancestors, one by bedabbling

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Committee of the Garrick, and am still, as ever, prepared to abide by any decision at w^ they m a y arrive on the subject.

I conceive

I cannot, if I would, make the dispute once more personal, or r e m o v e it out of the Court to w^ I submitted it for arbitration. I f y o u can devise any peaceful means for ending it, N o one will be better pleased than. Y o u r obliged faithful Sert W M Thackeray. T h e Committee of the Garrick Club.

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ANNE

AND

HARRIET

4 DECEMBER

THACKERAY 1858

Hitherto unpublished. Saturday. Y o u n g women.

Deci 4 .

Y o u m a y depend on it your dear P a p a is not

v e r y comfortable in mind nor pens nor paper when he begins at his "bloody hand" in coal dust and retailing Yorkshire "slack" to London merchants, and one by his wits — and, heaven knows, he has but a slight subsistence! M y estimate of the order was not heightened by witnessing the performance of Sir William Don, on Monday evening, at the Haymarket. This gentleman, who stands six feet and a-half in height, relies apparently upon his grotesque appearance, and his very comic face, for his success as an actor. All that man can do in the way of gagging and fun-forcing he did, and he certainly succeeded in "hammering a hoarse laugh from a coarse throng;" but of the lights and shades of acting, of the accurate representation of character, he has no more idea than M r . M . F. Tupper has of poetry, or than I have of what the editor of the "Musical World" means by the word "perfunctory". Holding the mirror up to nature is all very well; but what is the result when, from physical conformation, you are compelled to hold the mirror so high above nature's head that she cannot get a glimpse at herself, or but sees herself in a grotesque and distorted medium? No, no! brevity is the soul of wit, and in Sir William Don's case, certainly the exception does not prove the r u l e ! ' " In this clipping Yates is of course guilty of the same offence that gave rise to Thackeray's initial protest to the Committee of the Garrick Club. His information about most of the "half-dozen" Baronets whom he describes must have come chiefly from conversations within the Club's walls. N o doubt Sir William Henry Don ( 1 8 2 8 - 1 8 6 2 ) , seventh Baronet, who in 1 8 5 0 sold his estates to pay his creditors and went on the stage, was also a member of the Club.

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you in this hand writing.'® H e got up this morning at 7 quite cheerfully and well, and lighting the candle on the mantel-piece saw before him

Ч • U - ,

' T h e pills immediately the Draught two hours after the pills.' Like a good boy he took the pills instantly at 7. the Draught at 9, It was Rhubarb, w^ your dear Father hates like poison. But que voulez vous? H e was committed already by having swallowed the pill, dont you see? It is now 12 o'clock H e is nauseated, uncomfortable all over, with the dreadful idea that the pill will have its effect about 5 o'clock, and at 7 he is to be at dinner at M? Heath's at Richmond. Fancy having to get up abruptly, and leave the table! Yesterday I only got 5 letters asking me for money. One from poor Eyre ζ£: one from Mi® Beckwith s£: and then when I was settling to work comes your Uncle Arthur who informs me that he is about to be arrested for a bill of 235£ — w^ I shall end by paying. Isn't it jolly? T h e Yates and Thackeray affair still roars on bravely. Three articles this week. T w o against me and accusing me of persecuting Yates — private letter from Higgins to tell me that I am utterly in the wrong, that Yates's article wasn4 malicious, and that I had best beware of Edwin James and the scarifying w"? I shall get in the Witness box. Having done me some services, Η takes them out in the most confounded ill-conditioned letters, with a sort of savage mischief I suppose in thinking that I can't resent them. I begin to like M!^ Martin ' ' more and more. There's a very T h i s letter is written in Thackeray's slanting hand. " T h e former Helena SaviUe Faucit ( 1 8 1 7 — 1 8 9 8 ) , one of the most famous actresses of her time, who had married Theodore Martin ( 1 8 1 6 - 1 9 0 9 ) , K . C . B. ( 1 8 8 0 ) , in 1 8 5 1 . W h i l e Thackeray lived in Brompton, the Martins were his near neighbors at 31 Onslow Square. "AU our recollections of Thackeray were delightful," writes Sir Theodore {Helena Faucit Lady Martin, Edinburgh and London, 1900, p. 2 5 8 ) . " H e used to pay us long visits at

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HARRIET

THACKERAY

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genuine sweetness and kindness about her. Sorry I cant go and dine there tomorrow. Engaged to the Procters. Adelaide going to be married: it was time: she has lost her front tooth my tooth, but looks very much happier & comfortabler. Haven't seen J O B nor my German correspondent. Dined at Forster's with Elwyn. Forster was admirably grotesque and absurd. I was glad to get out of the house without touching on the Dickens affair. John Brown writes from Edinburgh to day, that С D is a miscreant. He is 1/2 mad about his domestic aiïairs, and tother 1/2 mad with arrogance and vanity. О M? Haden! Mí Haden! y, y, did you give me that confounded rewbarb? Yesterday I gave Shirley Brooks dinner at the Reform Club Que c'etoit une curiosité a le voir. Yesterday M? Yates presented himself at the Garrick Club for the purpose of being again turned out.®° Fladgate is sublime on the great question. Poor M " Russell is ill with erisypelas. Alice Corkran has the typhus fever: but is going on pretty well. Did you see w " Conyngham's nice girl is dead of dyphtheria? M y God what a blow! And Macready's eldest son is come home to England doomed to die. Here's a merry letter I am writing to you! Here I break off to write a line to poor W. Coningham, and no breakfast, and then he talked with frankness and unreserve, more like those of a large-hearted boy than of a man who had seen life in so many phases, many of them of a kind to induce the -pensieri stretti, for which strangers thought he was peculiar. H i s nature was obviously one that yearned for sympathy. It was full of tenderness, and showed it, where he was sure that it would be understood. In fact, of all men I have known he was the most tender-hearted; in this respect, indeed, almost womanly. H e always showed a marked respect for my wife's opinion in all matters of literature and art. W h a t he thought of her we learned from a note which came into m y hands many years after his death. It was addressed to L a d y Knighton, inviting her to meet the well-known Helen Faucit at dinner, in which he spoke of her as 'one of the sweetest women in Christendom'." Martin was the author with Aytoun of The Bon Gaultier Ballads ( 1 8 4 2 — 1 8 4 4 ) , and he later wrote the official Lije of the Prince Consort ( 1 8 7 5 - 1 8 8 0 ) . ' ' Miss Procter never married. " F r a n c i s Seymour Haden ( 1 8 1 8 — i g i o ) , knighted ( 1 8 9 4 ) , a prominent I.ondon surgeon, now remembered chiefly for his etchings. See above. N o . 1 3 7 3 , note 5 5 .

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XV of the Virginians if you please? Come Come Sir it is pouring with rain Had you not best set to work? — I was afraid Granny's news was too good to be true. How philosophical it is to say the months are long but that they pass! G. B. all. WMT.

1385.

T O LADY MORGAN DECEMBER 1858 ?

Hitherto unpublished.

J· iu.

M y dear Lady Morgan. I send you a little present of small beer for this Christmas drinking; and, just on the point of departure for Paris, wish your ladyship a happy New Year. Believe me dear Lady Morgan Yours ever Nicholas. Cardinal. For January, chapters 57 to 60.

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T O C A P T A I N ATKINSON»^ 27 D E C E M B E R 1858

Published in facsimile, The Leisure Hour,

1883, p. 5 6 1 .

Hotel Bristol. Place Vendôme. December 27. 1858. M y dear Captain Atkinson I received your beautiful book whilst I was in London, but was in such a state of bewilderment and botheration with my own little volume that I hadn't heart to perform the proper duties of gratitude and society and thank you for your present and dedication. It was very interesting to me to see what my native country is like now — I have far off visions of great saloons and people dancing in them, enormous idols & fireworks, rides on elephants or in gigs, and fogs clearing away and pagodas appearing over the trees, yellow rivers and budgerows &c — I'm always interested about the place, and your sketches came to me as very welcome, besides being exceedingly pretty cheerful & lively. I hope the book will succeed: it must have been an awful bill to pay. George Francklin Atkinson ( 1 8 2 2 - 1 8 5 9 ) , who served in the East India Company's army from 1841 till his death and published several volumes of sketches from Indian life {Leisure Hour, 1883, p. 560). Curry and Rice, on forty fiâtes-, or, the ingredients of social life at our station in India ( 1 8 5 8 ) , which is dedicated to Thackeray.

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As for that little hint about Printing House Square, I know the Editors and most of the writers 5 and, knowing, never think of asking a favor for myself or any mortal man. They are awful and inscrutable, and a request for a notice might bring a slasher down upon you, such as I once had in the Times for one of my own books (Esmond) of wì the sale was absolutely stopped by a Times article.®-* I wish your volume every success, and thank you for putting my name on its first page. Ever yours W M Thackeray. 1387.

T O ROBERT CHAMBERS 27 DECEMBER 1858

Published in Chambers's Journal, Sixth Series, X I V ( 1 8 9 7 ) , 7 1 0 . M y text is taken from Lady Priestley's The Story of a Lijetime (London, 1908), pp. 70-71.

Paris, December 28th, 1858. M y Dear Chambers, Will you send the above scrap to Mr. Payn,®^ as I don't remember where he lives.? and, in asking you to perform this kind office for me, will you permit me to seize the opportunity afforded me of expressing to you, Mrs. Chambers, and your somewhat numerous family, my wish that you may enjoy many happy recurrences of a season which Christians venerate, but which you do not, I believe, acknowledge in Scotland, and the assurance of the profound consideration with which I have the honour to be, Sir, Madam, and your kind, merry, pretty young ladies, Your faithful servant, W. M. T. ''' See above. N o . 935, note 25. ' a j a m e s Payn ( l 8 3 0 - 1 8 9 8 ) , the novelist, a regular contributor to Chambers^ Journal.

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MADAME

LE V E R T

1858

T O MADAME LE VERT 1858?

M y text is taken from Thackeray in the United States, I, 292.

Wednesday. M y dear Madame L e Vert, — I am very sorry that I am engaged on Thursday evening. I am only just returned from Paris, or I should have acknowledged your invitation sooner. Very faithfully yours, W . M . Thackeray. 1389.

T O SIR H E N R Y K N I G H T S T O R K S ' 22 J A N U A R Y 1859

Address: M a j o r General Sir H Storks &c | War Office | Pall Mall. Postmark: L O N D O N JA 22 59. M y text is taken from a facsimile in Henry Sayre Van Duzer's A Thackera·^ Library ( N e w York, 1 9 1 9 ) , opposite p. 133.

36 Onslow Sq!· S. W . Saturday M y dear Stork Can you dine here tomorrow at 7. No party: but I want you very much to give me some military information for the Virginians.^ Yours ever The Author. General Wilson gives this year as the date without stating his authority. Thackeray made several trips to Paris during 1858. ' Storks ( 1 8 1 1 - 1 8 7 4 ) was made a K . C . B. in 1 8 5 7 but according to The Dictionary of National Biography did not become a Major-General until 1862. ^Number X V I for February, chapters 61 to 63.

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M y text is taken from Letters of Dr. John Brown, pp. 3 3 0 — 3 3 1 .

36 Onslow Square, January 26 Dear Dr. Brown — You who have written so many kind letters to the above address about my father and about his books must let my father's daughter try and tell you all the pleasure your book 3 has given there. Coming back from Paris the other day and going my rounds over the house, I thought I saw a new face smiling freshly down from among all the old and seedy ones on Papa's book-shelf. And when I pulled it out I found it was Dr. John Brown I was saying how d'ye do to, whose handwriting we know so well. I thought it would be very easy when I began my note to tell you how delightful I have found that handwriting in print, and how it seems to say all the things one has been looking about for, and to say them so charmingly and truthfully that it is the greatest pleasure to listen, only now I begin to feel rather foolish and inclined to stammer, and don't quite know how to go on. But though I stop now talking, it is not that I am going to leave off reading I assure you, and the still fresh cover is rapidly getting shabby, as it travels about after me up and down stairs. We are all very cheerful and thankful to be at home and together again. Papa finished his No. last night about 2 1/2 o'clock. To-day we have been out on our monthly lark, and he felt so fresh and eager for work that the lark was cut rather short so that he might rush into March, at least a couple of pages before dinner. Don't you think that looks as if he was much better than he has been for a very long, weary time? Except a one-day attack on Xmas day he has not been ill for nearly six weeks. One doesn't like to ^ Hora SubseciviÎ. Locke ani S'jâenham, (1858). "Number X V I I , chapters 6 4 - 6 7 .

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boast about it yet, one can only hope and long for things to have taken a better turn. You see I write just as if I knew you, but I haven't read your books and heard Papa talk about Edinburgh, without learning to count you as a friend. Please say how d'ye do to Mrs. Brown and to Jock for us, and believe me, very truly yours, Anne Thackeray. 1391.

T O MRS. C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H F E B R U A R Y 18595

Hitherto unpublished.

I am in for a second bout of Thompson — an accident rendered the first inefficacious, & left almost all the ground to be gone over again. But the pain is very momentary & trifling, I sleep quite well, and except that in the recumbent posture I can't think very brilliantly I actually enjoy the quiet & leisure, the visits of the girls, the look out of the cheerful (win)dow & so on. I would write with a pen but that it blots my (sheet)s and counterpane. I knock off arrears of letters. Providence w^ poor Minny impugns is very tolerably kind to me. She didn't seem to be aware that she had used such rebellious expressions when I took her to task. I asked her why the natural laws were to be interrupted in my particular case? Did Heaven send the little boys out of the shop to knock you down and give you 100 days of pain, & years of lameness? Was it specially concerned in punishing chastising trying blessing, smashing saving those Jews, who were under the tower of Siloam when it fell? ® A brick may have knocked a just man's brains out: and a beam fallen so as to protect a scoundrel who happened to be standing under. The bricks and beams fell according to the laws w^ regulate bricks in tumbling — So with our diseases, we die because we are bornj we decay because we grow. I have a right to say О Father give me submission to bear cheerfully (if possible) s This letter was written shortly after February 1 9 , 1 8 5 9 . ® See St. Luke, 1 3 , 4 - 5 .

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& patiently my sufferings but I cant request any special change in my behalf from the ordinary processes, or see any special Divine animus superintending my illnesses or wellnesses. Those people seem to me presumptuous who are forever dragging the Awful Divinity into a participation with their private concerns. In health, disease, birth, life, death, here, hereafter, I am His subject & creature H e lifts me up and sets me down certainly — so H e orders my beard to grow. Yonder on my table in the next room is a number of the Earthen Vessel — Brother Jones writes of Brother Brown how preciously he has been dealt with. Brown (has bee)n blessed by an illness: he has had the blessing of getting betterj he has relap{ses, p)ains and finally has the blessing of being called out of the world altogether. I dont differ with Brown essentially — only in the compliments as it were w^ he thinks it proper to be for ever paying. I am well. Amen. I am ill. Amen. I die Amen always. I can't say that having a tooth out is a blessing or a punishment for my sins — I say it's having a tooth out. Bout no 2 is over, and Im sorry to say has done me the smallest amount of good. I wish I had had the heroic remedy applied: w^ must come sooner or later, a little touch of the knife w^ is hardly felt and appears to be the only effectual treatment in my case. There's little or no risk in it. But Thompson who would apply it without hesitation in an ordinary case, is afraid to employ it upon such a well-known public character. In his book ' there is an amusing account of old Sir Everard Home, applying the instrument more than 2000 and caustic more than 500 times to one poor gentle ( . . . ) ® old Pillans who is not rich has sent them 200£, and their brother who is poor ioo£ besides being security for the pomes! And think of Charles insisting upon these poor people ' Thompson's Pathology and Treatment of the Stricture of the Urethra ( 1 8 5 4 ) was in Thackeray's library at the time of his death {Catalogues, ed. Stonehouse, p. 1 5 4 ) . See Appendix X X V I I I . ® About thirty-five words have here been cut away from the letter. T h e passage appears to have concerned the financial troubles that beset the Corkrans (see below, No. 1 4 1 7 , note 5 6 ) , for Mrs. Corkran was the adopted daughter of Professor Pillans ( 1 7 7 8 - 1 8 6 4 ) , a noted teacher of the classics at the U n i versity of Edinburgh.

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T O MRS. C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H

1859

going to the Marquis del Riso's lectures who charges them 3, 4, 5, I dont know what guineas for their attendance. I havent seen him since I gave him the 400 — I fear it has not proved suíït.^ I think Mary gave two 20's or two 3o£ for poor Isabella — She may have those too ere long. And he'll take it. And lucky it is that the money comes in so plentifully. Have you got your surgeons bill.'' You know thats my affair. I shall receive 6oof this month: & have a good little liunp in hand besides — A n d 8500 in the next 2 years from Smith & E l d e r " — prodigious! —besides 800 or 900 of income & no rent. One talks of stopping, but how ' For Colonel Carmichael's financial problems, see above, N o . 1 3 5 1 . " E a r l y in 1859 George Smith had determined to establish a new magazine. Each number was to contain an installment of a novel by Thackeray and a variety of other good reading. T h e price was to be one shilling, which the public was accustomed to pay for the monthly parts of Thackeray's novels alone. These details fixed, Smith gave Thackeray the following memorandum, saying " Ί wonder whether you will consider it, or will at once consign it to your wastepaper-basket!' " "Smith, Elder, & Co. have it in contemplation to commence the publication of a Monthly Magazine on January ist, i 8 6 0 . T h e y are desirous of inducing M r . Thackeray to contribute to their periodical, and they make the following proposal to M r . Thackeray: " i . T h a t he shall write either one or two novels of the ordinary size for publication in the Magazine — one-twelfth portion of each novel (estimated to be about equal to one number of a serial) to appear in each number of the Magazine. " 2 . T h a t M r . Thackeray shaU assign to Smith, Elder, & Co. the right to publish the novels in their Magazine and in a separate form afterwards, and to all sums to be received for the work from American and Continental Publishers. " 3 . T h a t Smith, Elder, & Co. shall pay M r . Thackeray з5о£. each month. " 4 . T h a t the profits of all editions of the novels published at a lower price than the first edition shall be equally divided between M r . Thackeray and Smith, Elder, & Co. " 6 5 Cornhill: February 19th, 1 8 5 9 . " "Thackeray read the slip carefully," Smith writes, "and, with characteristic absence of guile, allowed me to see that he regarded the terms as phenomenal. W h e n he had finished reading the paper, he said with a droll smile: Ί am not going to put such a document as this into my wastepaper-basket.' " Shortly afterward he accepted Smith's proposal. {George Smith, A Memoir, pp. 1 0 6 108)

1859

т о

MRS. C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H

131

stop with such fees? Went to see M " Dickens yesterday. T h e row appears to be [about] not the actress, but the sister in law — nothing against Miss H " — except that she is the cleverer & better woman of the two, has got the affections of the children & the father — thank God for having a home where there is nothing but sunshine! the Pillans benefaction is a secret — mind — dont allude to it in writing to M^ but it "turns on a subject which is, or ought to be, quite inadmissable for a novel : the antagonism of a mother and a daughter, both rivals for the love of the same man." Moreover, it "is told in a mocking, sarcastic spirit, which is very unpleasant, and which degrades all characters alike." Thackeray attributed this notice to John Cordy Jeafïreson, whom he found among those present at "Our Club". It is not surprising that in his speech on Shakespeare, as Jeaffreson (ji Book of Recollections, I, 308) relates, "he spoke of the atmosphere of rivalry and contention which Shakespeare breathed, while he was doing his appointed work and making his imperishable fame, — of the tatlers who talked saucily about him from mere mental flimsiness, and of the malicious detractors who from spiteful jealousy magnified the defects, and disparaged the excellences of his writings and character. Observing how the tattlers and detractors were remembered only by the few persons who remembered them with contempt, and how all their ineffectual efforts to defame their great master had failed to influence the world's judgment, he remarked how tenderly time and fate had dealt with the poet, in causing him to be known to us only by his writings." After Thackeray had left "Our Club" early in the evening, he described Jeaffreson as "a man who, in order to give him pain, had slapped his daughter's face". Though the offending review of The Story of Elizabeth was written, on Jeaffreson's showing, by Geraldine Jewsbury ( i 8 i i - i 8 8 o ) , the novelist and friend of Mrs. Carlyle, Thackeray was not wrong in sensing a cabal against him among certain members of The Athenœum's staff. See Appendix XXV. Augusta Small Twyford, 24 New Street, Spring Gardens (J'ost Office London Directory, 1862).

DIARY FOR 1863 27 28 29 30 May

I 3 5 6 8 Iо 12 13 14

15 16 19 20 21 22 24

411

G . general meeting. SÎ James's Theatre. Lady Audley's Secret " & Effie Deans. Sir J. Simeon Lady Rothschild. London House. 10 M " Halle. H. Wilson Leech at Richmond Norman. Archbishop of Y . ' « F . Chapman. G . 6.30 Gordon 2 Cayleys 2 Trollopes. 2 Stephens 3 Selves. R BeU S. Col vile 7. 3/4 2 Troubridges. Col. Greathed 2 Milnes 2 Lows. Heatly. Baring L^ Stanley. 3 Selves. Venables. 2 Thackerays. Ellison. Lady Cullum. 18. Breakfast w^ith M? G l a d s t o n e " 10. 4 Champagne 2.48 4.47 I Port 4 Sherry i Old Sherry. 28 3.3 8 16 10 = 6.5 Arden. Cliffords Inn: Lady de Grey " M í J. Crow Horseferry Road Taxes 2.12.4 Lady Taunton ^^ Mr® Gladstone. Miss Thackeray. 7.30. Mr Gurney. Clarence.

" A drama by Georg-e Roberts from the novel of the same name by Miss Braddon, first presented at St. James's Theatre on February 28, 1863. Effie Deans, The Lily of St. Leonards ( 1 8 6 3 ) was adapted by Shepherd from The Heart of Midlothian. ' ' A r c h b i s h o p Thomson. See above, No. 1564. ' » L t . - C o l . E d w a r d Harris Greathed ( 1 8 1 2 - 1 8 8 1 ) , later ( 1 8 6 5 ) K . C. B. and a General. T h e other guests at Gladstone's breakfast were the Duchess of Sutherland, the Bishop of Brechin, the Bishop of Montreal, Cobden, and " M r . Evarts, the new U. S. coadjutor to Adams" (John Morley, Life of William E wart Gladstone, 3 vols., London, 1903, II, 1 8 9 ) . T h e former Henrietta Ann Theodosia Vyner, who had married George Frederick Samuel Robinson ( 1 8 2 7 - 1 9 0 9 ) , third Earl de Grey and later ( 1 8 7 1 ) first Marquess of Ripon, in 1851. " T h e former Lady M a r y Howard (d. 1 8 9 2 ) , daughter of the sixth Earl of Carlisle, w h o had married Henry Labouchere ( 1 7 9 8 - 1 8 6 9 ) , first Baron Taunton, in 1852.

APPENDICES

412

25 28

29 June

I 3 5 6 9 10 15 17 18 19 20

21 24

H. James 6 3/4 2 Duttons. 2 Higgins. 2 Mussys. 2 Galways. 2 Johnsons. Swinton F. Elliot. 3 Selves. Clifford Bigge 4 Cham. 4 Claret, i Port. 3 Sh. i O.S. 2 Claret 5. 12.0 Lady Stanhope M?® Halle. Lady Lyell Leech. Lady Lyell Sir T . Troubridge 7. 3/4. 8 Queen's Gate. Mr & James 7.30 Lady Eastlake M?® Gardner Lady Essex ^^ Dined with girls at Star & Garter. Clifford. Trafalgar. Lady Troubridge M^ Roderick Murchison Mr Grant Duff. Bevan. Mr Pennethorne "'s at 10.1/2 here Mr Walter ^^ 7.30 Mr & Miss Donne Mr Merewether June 22. Sir. A div^ of I o o f was due from S to me on the I April w^ was not paid. T h e quarters interest at 5 per cent is 1.2.6 the discount on w^ will be 1.2.6 on i July. By paying me 200f now the interest & disci will balance each other. A dividend will be due on i Ap. 64 from w*? take 9 months disc' 3.15. A div^ on i October from w^ take 15 mÎ'^ disct 6.2.6. If you can give me a cheque for 400 minus 9.17.6 I shaU be very glad to get it & not trouble S for some time to come G . B. Gregory Esq 2 Knightons 3 Pollens Mr® Leech. Heywood. Hicks. 3 Selves 2 Duffs. Clark 14. Mr? Lysley Mr? Walter 10.30 Mr? T h : Hankey

^^ Louisa Boyle ( 1 8 3 3 - 1 8 7 6 ) , daughter of Viscount Dungarvan and granddaughter of the eighth Earl of Cork, who had married Arthur Algernon de Vere Capell ( 1 8 0 3 - 1 8 9 2 ) , sixth Earl of Essex, three days earlier. Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant Duff ( 1 8 2 9 - 1 9 0 6 ) , later G. C. S. I., the politician and colonial administrator. "Ajames Pennethorne ( 1 8 0 1 - 1 8 7 1 ) , later ( 1 8 7 0 ) knighted, a well known architect. ^®John Walter ( 1 8 1 8 - 1 8 9 4 ) , proprietor of The Times. " Synge. ^®The wife of William John Lysley ( 1 7 9 1 - 1 8 7 3 ) , barrister and M . P. for Chippenham from 1859 to 1865. ^ ' T h o m s o n Hankey ( 1 8 0 5 - 1 8 9 3 ) , political economist and liberal M . P. for Peterborough from 1853 to 1868 and 1874 to 1880.

D I A R Y F O R 1863

July

25 26 27 29

M!^ L o n g m a n Miss T h a c k e r a y M^® F o l e y з» at 4 M!^ Prescott L a d y Pollock O r l e a n s House. Mí® K i r k m a n Hodgson

I 2 3 7 22

R . C.3^ 4 p.m. H a r r o w School Slight attack only lasting a day Moffatt. Tuesday. Wednesday. E v a n s , L e e c h , L e m o n , Brooks, K e a n e , T e n n i e l , T a y lor, Silver Becher, Self, D r o v e to R i c h m o n d to D ' O w e n « & M ? Heath, asked to dinner by Phinn, O w e n , Heath. Fonblanque at 2. A slight attack of sickness at 5 a m . , w e n t off and ate at 5 pm. K n i g h t o n . Blendworth.з·· H o r n d e a n W a t e r l o o to R o w lands Castle

26 27 29 August

413

I 3 4 7 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24

Sartoris. T o Ryde. T o London. Lubbocks loan L e f t home by L . С & D . slept at D o v e r L"? W a r d e n . " T o Calais. Quillacq. Brussels Hotel de Suede. T o D i n a n by N a m u r T o Paris by G i v e t & Rheims. H des 2 M o n d e s , nice little apartment. 78. Hotel C l u n y . D i n e at C a f é Anglais. T h e a t r e du Chatelet Secret de Miss Aurore.^« D i n e at C a f é Gaillon Bois de Boulogne. D i n e at H o t e l E x c e l l e n t D r a m a of Sorciere at A m b . C o m .

Wife of the sculptor John Henry Foley. T h e wife of Kirkman Daniel Hodgson ( 1 8 1 4 - 1 8 7 9 ) , who had been Thackeray's schoolfellow at Charterhouse. Hodgson was a partner in Baring Brothers, a director of the Bank of England, and M . P. for Bridport from 1857 to 1868. The Reform Club. " D r . Richard Owen ( 1 8 0 4 - 1 8 9 2 ) , later (1884) K . C. В., the eminent naturalist. See above, No. 1569. Thackeray was friendly both with Lord Palmerston, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, and the fifth Duke of Newcastle, Lord Warden of the Stannaries. five act drama by Lambert Thiboust ( 1 8 2 6 - 1 8 6 7 ) and Bernard Derosne, first presented at the Théâtre du Châtelet in July, 1863.

APPENDICES

44 25 27 28

September 2 i 24 October

14 19

29 November i 5

6

11 12 13 15 19 20 22 26 December 3 4 7

Gaité Dreadfully stupid piece of Peau d'Ane T o Folkestone. Denibas's buggy hotel Home by 1 1 . 3 0 Slight attack beginning 5 am. yielding to 9 gr. Colocynth in a few hours. 2 Collins. Dyce. Schmidt. Smith 2 Taylor. 3. 47. 2 Sherry. 2 Champagne. 2 Normans, M c Gregor, i Hock, i Sherry 2 Latour. 2 Lows 2 Troubridges. 2 Collins. Taylor. Russell 5 Selves. M . Irvine. G . DufF. 3 Claret (48. 5 1 . 5 4 ) 2 Taylor's Claret. 3 Sherry. 3 Champagne, i Brandy. 400 c.m.a. 2 Heaths 2 Collins Hamstede ^^ Corbyn. Gresham. 6 2 Harness. 2 Collins. Stephenson. Follett. 2 Mussy. Hills 3 Selves 2 Harness Stocken. Μ·!·® de Mussy Mí® Harness. Liberal 7. Willis's 2.30 p.m. Archdeacon. 7 . 1 5 3 Thackerays. 3 Selves. 2 Benzons. Landseer. i Shawe O'Dowd. Phinn. 2 Collins's Woodford." Mem to send M!^ Bakewell 1 2 . 1 0 . Phinn. M? Benzon Heath. Sir J . Colvile 7. Millais 7 . 1 5 MP Mansfield Charter house.

A four act play by Clairville and Paul Aimé Chapelle ( 1 8 0 6 - 1 9 0 0 ) , called Laurencin, based on the fairy tale of Charles Perrault. It was first presented at the Théâtre de la Gaîté on August 14, 1863. Frederick William Hamstede, a retired city-clerk of little education who served as secretary for "Our Club". He regarded professional authors with reverence and thought it a great privilege to be allowed to associate with them. He was not prepossessing in appearance. "Besides being a small man," writes Jeaffreson (A Book of Recollections, I, 2 2 4 ) , "he was a hunchback, and so crippled in his limbs that he could not move across a room without the help of a stick." Thackeray, became very fond of Hamstede, whom he took under his protection when banter at "Our Club" became rough. See Masson's Memories of London in the Forties, pp. 2 5 0 - 2 5 6 . General Sir Alexander Woodford ( 1 7 8 2 - 1 8 7 0 ) , later ( 1 8 6 8 ) Field-Marshall.

DIARY FOR 1863 9 10 11 12 16 17 Charterhouse.

J . Meri vale 9.30 Priaulx Forsyth C. H."" D. R. Forsyth.

415

APPENDIX XXV THACKERAY AND THE NATIONAL

SHAKESPEARE

COMMITTEE Among Thackeray's papers are the two clippings reproduced on the next two pages, which he cut from newspapers during the last week of his life. Did they not exist to testify that the National Shakespeare Committee was a matter of some concern to him, it would hardly be necessary to describe the proceedings of that organization.' " I wish to — well Jupiter or T h o r , " Shirley Brooks wrote to Dallas on November 13, 1863, "that Thackeray would leave off caring about the snarls of these little Bohemian curs. T h e y know he writhes, & therefore snap whenever they can. But there is no persuading a man out of his sensations." ' T h e journalistic allies of Edmund Yates, whose abuse of Thackeray by no means terminated with the failure of his action against the Garrick Club in 1859, included William Hepworth Dixon and John Cordy Jeaffreson of The Athenœum. As we have seen, these men first showed their hand in The Athenœum of April 25, 1863, by a virulent review of Anne Thackeray's Story of Elizabeth, a blow which was calculated to hurt Thackeray even more than his daughter.^ During the following summer Dixon was chiefly responsible for the foundation of a National Shakespeare Tercentenary Celebration Committee. Aware that the management of this Committee was unfriendly to him, Thackeray ignored two circular-invitations to join it that he received. W h e n Dickens, Tennyson, and Bulwer-Lytton became committeemen and Vice Presidents of the Shakespeare Association, however, Thackeray's friends injudiciously sought to secure a similar honor for him. Their proposal was brought before the Committee on December 7, and Dixon had the malign satisfaction of procuring its rejection by a considerable majority. This direct and intentional affront to Thackeray, for such it was despite the arguments which Dixon and Jeaffreson later offered in palliation of their offence, was brought to the notice of the public by Henry Vizetelly in the "Lounger at the Clubs" column of The Illus' In what follows I have depended chiefly on Vizetelly's narrative in Glances back through Seventy Years, II, 1 0 5 - 1 1 0 , though I have not ignored Jeaflfreson's presentation of the case for the defence in his Book of Recollections, I, 316—322. ' From an original letter owned by M r . Wells. ^ See above, Appendix X X I V , note 15.

• j / f t a U , (s, Л u ^ ^

ULtA,

h ^ W

^ ^ i l o u s i n and antipathie« that mark their conduct by glancing at a »cene sirliich took place there recently. Colonel Syke« (who has nothing to do with the clique) wa* in the chair when Mr. Thackeray was proposed Si a Tic«-pre«ident, a similar distinction hating been recently conferred on Mr. Dickens and Sir Bulwer Lytton. " S o natural a proposition," siiys the writer, " did this seem to Colonel Syke» that he was sbout to put t)i« resolution M au iinoppoeed motion when one of the honorai^ secretaries of the committee, the well-known editor of a certain literary j lurnal famous for puffing the books of its contributors, rose and objected tli»t, us Mr. Thackeray was not already a member of the committee, he was ineligible for the office of tice-president. Attention, bowerer, 1 «?ing been drawn to the fact that nearly the whole of the other \ice-presidents had been solicited to accept the position conferred upon tlicm without being previously called upon to join the committee, another writer in the journal spoken of—a norelist of feeble powers— ioiik upon himself to soy that he had reasons for believing Mr. Thackeray tiu ught himself so immeasurably superior to. the inciiridiials i-omposing the general committee, that he would decline to join if, and iie lagged the committee not to demean itself, &o. &c., and so forth, 'iliis appeal to the self-dignity of о clique of little men, who, for the jiiojt part, take their cue from tlie one honorary secretary— the other never opens his lip?, but for ever 'sits like patience on a monument, smiling at g r i e f — a t once settled the quo»· tioii, and it was resolved — the contributors and hangers-on to the particular journal constituting of themselves a majority— that one of the greatest of living writers should not be viceprosident of a movement which professes to have at heart the honouring of .he literary calling, symbolised in the person of its most distinguiíhed repri-jpntative—' the poet of all tirae.^ " We take it for granted that at .•»future meeting, wlien the contemptible clique shall be outnumbered, tili« disgraceful resolution will be reversed, if, indeed, the "movement" \

LIÚ K X ^ ^ M T ^ I W ·

J

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KJbJl vUtM - T U

И

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И ^UIT Í M

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ЧЛИ

^

4J» *ы

Ü*«.

Ч

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I LMM. A U M · u.

CMUAA 791П., 824η. BROOKFIELD FAMILY [William], I: T . on cxxvi. I I : 448, 572, 701, 7 1 7 , S 0 9 , 812. III: 63, 72, 127, 276,

IV:

282,

284,

342,

388,

393.

445

BROOKFIELD,

M A G D A L E N E , I : xcviii. II: 558; born 638; 640, 641, 642, 644,

646,

650,

653,

672,

686,

688, 6 9 1 , б 9 з [ ? ] , б 9 9 , 7 1 0 ,

716,

655, 658, 719,

647,

648,

659η.,

723η.,

733,

662,

739,

741,

744, 745, 747, 750, 760,

737,

767,

7 9 4 , 7 9 5 , 7 9 6 , 824η. 282.

IV:

341,

I I I : 1 7 , 82,

342

74б,

750,

749,

751η.,

760,

768, 7 7 0 , 7 8 8 , 7 9 ^ i quarrel w i t h T . 798η., 802П.; attempted reconciliation 808; 814, 844. I I I : 17, 68, 182, 183, 185; " d a r k s p i r i t " 221; reconciled with w i f e 2 8 4 ; 306, 508, 582. IV: 2 1 , 22η., 3 2 3 , 4 2 0 , 4 2 5 , 4 2 6 , 4 2 7 ; break w i t h T . 428, 429, 430; treatment of w i f e 431; reconciliation 432; " G o d help h i m " 433; 436, 437, 446

Letters to: I I , 114, 127, 271, 304, 307, 314, 323, 421, 441, 46Ó,

482,

488,

489,

513,

521,

522,

5 3 3 , 540,

557,

561,

606,

633,

660,

759;

597, III, Let-

640,

47;

IV, 1 4 7 , 3 1 1 , ter from: I I , 638

312, 313.

BROOKFIELD, MRS. WILLIAM

HENRY

[ J a n e Octavia E l t o n ] , I : biographical xcv-c; Ixxxviii, cxxvii, cliv; T . letter on cxl; " A m e l i a " clxv. I I : 110; T . ' s " b e a u - i d e a l " 231, 2 7 1 - 7 2 ; 2 7 3 , 278, 292, 304, 306,

Letter to: II, 639 BROOKFIELD, R E V . WILLIAM

691, 715,

7 3 1 , 7 3 3 , 7 3 5 η . , 7 3 7 , 7 3 8 , 739, 740,

B R O O K E , MISS, I :

689, 710,

307, HENRY,

314η.,

"Amelia"

315,

335;

ill

322,

323;

374,

380;

G E N E R A L

490 392η.,

398,

428,

429;

"Miss

Raby" 445η.; 466, 488, 489, 5 1 6 ,

533,

544.

547.

5^7,

55».

605,

029, 638, 6з9, 640, 6s9n., 668,

INDEX BROUGHAM, I:

159,

431.

HENRY 359;

PETER,

T.

I I : 593η.; "best and wicked-

est" 685; 7 4 1 .

IV:

56

672, 674η., 693 ; letter to husband

B R O U G H T O N , L O R D , see

695η.; 6д6,

B R O U N , SIR THOMAS, I I : 139

7 0 1 , 706, 7 1 7 , 760,

Baron,

writes on 388;

HOBHOUSE

798η., 8o8, 8 1 2 , 8 1 4 , 824η. I I I :

B R O W N , F O R D M A D O X , I I : 709η.

1 2 ; and T.'s characters 27η.; 68,

BROWN,

1 3 4 , 1 3 5 , 1 7 3 , 195, I96; "angel-

640.

282;

BROWN,

reconciled with husband 284; 306,

640.

ical

creature"

221;

225,

388, 495, 531η., 532, 5бо, 580, 617η., б2б, 641η., 673.

IV: 29,

HELEN,

I I I : 3,

47,

409,

I V : 49, 1 1 6 , 128, 138, 291 "JOCK,"

I I I : 3,

47,

409,

I V : 49, 1 1 6 , 128, 138, 291

BROWN,

JOHN,

and D. W . Forrest,

Letters of Dr. J , Brown, quoted

341,

342,

I I : 8i8n.; I L L : 637η., 688n.; I V :

429; treatment by husband

431;

40П.

reconciliation 4 3 2 ; 433, 435, 436,

BROWN,

122,

304,

313,

32б,

DR.

JOHN,

I:

biographical

4 3 7 ; threatening Catholicism 446;

c-cii; cxlvn., cxxix. II: 483η., 687,

447

818.

Letters to: I I , 269, 326, 389,

I l l : 4.

410,

411,

Subseciva,

435,

438,

445,

243Π.

461,

462,

467,

403,

IV: 79; on Dickens

122; A. T. on 127-28. IV: 127, 138,

391,

394,

396,

422,

425,

434,

449,

451,

452,

469,

472,

486, 492,

493,

500,

III,

505,

508,

513,

524,

530,

540,

408, 623, 640;

547,

552,

556,

557,

558,

559,

561,

564,

569,

578,

586,

590,

114, 127, 138, 216, 291. jrom: II, 821 ; IV, 217

592,

597,

600,

601,

602,

606,

614,

615,

619,

620,

621,

638,

641,

646,

649,

652,

654,

657,

661,

677,

680,

68i,

684,

689,

697,

709,

714,

7I8>

723, 7 2 9 ,

733,

743,

747,

760,

765,

767, Let-

"Our Dogs," IV: 2 1 7

Letters to: II, 538, 801, 804; 31,

42,

46,

Ill:

MRS. 32,

JOHN,

584,

246, бзз.

805. 245,

IV: 48, 63, 7 1 ,

ii6,

128, 138

Letters to: III, 3, 32, 300, 408, 640

BROWNE,

688, 738, 739, 745 BROOKING, A R T H U R , I : 494, 496 BROOKS,

CHARLES

WILLIAM

SHIR-

L E Y , I I I : 614η. I V : 36, 90η., I22, 253,

404,

413,

416,

BROTHERTON, crazy

333,

MR., 336,

BROWNE,

338, 438, 506

HABLÔT

К . ["Phiz"], I :

ROBERT

WILLIAM,

I:

27,

29 WILLIAM

I I : 157. I I I :

BROWNING,

KENWORTHY, I :

ELIZABETH

337,

438,

506,

II: 247η., 8 2 1 .

ILL:

336,

337,

licited for C M

338η.; MRS.,

115

346, 347

557 BROTHERTON,

[Sr.], I V :

326η.

BROWNE,

417

BROOKS, P R E S T O N S . , I L L : 627

71,

Letters

91,

BROWN, M R S . , I : I 5

577,

300,

801,

BROWN, D R . JOHN

536,

II:

34, 44, 47η.,

477,

526,

244,

caster, III: quoted 43η. BROWN,

ters jrom: II, 275, 395, 460, 467, 520,

90,

IV, 48, 63,

B R O W N , D R . J O H N , and Henry Lan-

788, 792; I I I , 1 2 2 , 1 8 2 ; I V , 309, 3 1 0 , 3 1 1 , Appendix X X V I .

Horœ 217η.,

"A

341.

BARRETT,

III: 3 3 3 ; quoted

IV:

112,

1 7 1 ; so-

1 6 5 - 6 6 ; 197, 234

Forced Recruit," IV:

197.

GENERAL "Little Mattie," I V : 228. " L o r d Walter's W i f e , " IV: T . criticizes morality of 2 2 6 - 2 7 , 228. "North and the South," IV: 2 3 4 Letters to: IV, 1 8 4 , 226. Letters from: IV, 228, 234 BROWNING, R O B E R T ,

II:

247η.

III:

1 2 3 η . , 328η., З38п., 3 4 1 . 497· IV: T . on 1 1 2 η . ; I 8 4 , 226, 227, 228, 403 Letter to: IV, 1 6 5 . Letter from: IV,

BROWNING,

ROBERT

BARRETT

WIEDEMANN

["Penini"],

IV:

172,

CHARLOTTE,

see

1 8 4 , 227, 228, 229 B R U C E , JAMES, I V : LADY

249

LOCKER-LAMPSON, M r s . B R U C E , MISS, I I I : BRUDENELL,

F.

318

JAMES

THOMAS,

see

CARDIGAN B R U E N , FANNY, I I I : BRUGNOTI, MISS, I : BRUMMELL,

["Beau"],

191 202

GEORGE

II:

BRYAN

anecdote

8.

IV:

358 BRUNEL,

384η. BRUNEL,

ISAMBARD

KINGDOM,

II:

I V : 398 MRS.

ISAMBARD

KINGDOM,

I I : 384, 386 BRYANT, M R . , I V : BRYANT,

WILLIAM

409 CULLEN,

III:

124η., 250П. BUCHANAN, JAMES, I I I :

264η.

Letter to: I I I , 463 BUCKINGHAM, JAMES SILK, I I I :

174,

180 BUCKINGHAM, ENET

BUFFALO, NEW YORK,

RICHARD

PLANTAG-

TEMPLE-NUGENT-BRYDGES-

CHANDOS-GRENVILLE,

2nd

Duke

BULL, OLE, III: BULLAR, Α., II:

514 528

B u L L A R , JOSEPH, I I : 4 6 8 , 4 7 0 ,

B U C K L E , H E N R Y THOMAS, I V :

214,

2 3 8 ; death of 2 7 2 ; 397 Letter to: IV, 1 8 1 BucKSTONE,

JOHN

260П. ILL: 4 3 0

BALDWIN,

BuLLAR, MR., II: BuLLAR,

DR.

467

WILLIAM,

II:

271η.,

4 2 2 , 479, 670, 689, 690, 768η. B U L L E R , MISS Α . , I :

219

I: ciii, civ, 1 9 5 , 2 1 0 , 2 1 1 , 2 1 2 , 2 1 3 , 2 1 9 , 220, 2 3 5 , 243, 244, 430. I I : 2 5 2 , 253. 380, 383, 528, 545. I l l : 636. IV: 400, 403, 409 B u L L E R , M R S . A R T H U R [Anne Henrietta Maria Templer], I: civ. I I : 383. IV: 400 B u L L E R , C H A R L E S [Sr.], I: biographical ciii-civ; clvii, clviii, 2 1 1 , 2 1 8 , 2 1 9 , 244, 245, 306, 307η., 308, 3 2 1 , 347η., 4 0 1 , 4 3 3 , 445. I I : 1 6 3 , з 8 о ; dead 383. III: 70η. BULLER,

MRS.

WILLIAM,

CHARLES,

SR.

[Bar-

bara Isabella Kirkpatrick], I: ciii; and Reviss clvii, clviii; 2 1 1 , 2 1 9 , 306, 307η., 308, 3 1 0 , 3 2 1 , 347П., 367, 4 0 1 , 4 1 2 ; and Reviss 4 1 3 ; 4 3 3 , 445. I I : 380, 3 8 2 ; husband dead 3 8 3 ; son dead 461 ; 462 B u L L E R , C H A R L E S [ J r . ] , I: biographical ciii-cv; Ixxxvi, 1 9 4 , 196, 1 9 7 , 1 9 9 ; T . electioneering for (diary) 2 1 0 - 2 0 ; 200, 203, 205, 207, 2 1 5 ; electioneering (letters) 2 4 4 4 9 ; 3 0 8 ; and politics 382, 3 8 3 ; 385η., з86п., 409η., 458. II: 227η., 2 5 2 , 293, 38о, 3 8 3 ; dead 4 6 1 , 470, 475 B U L L E R , JOHN, I: EDOUARD

211 ROGER

DE,

see

BEAUVOIR, R o g e r de BuLWER,

I:

472,

474> 4 7 5 . 479. 590, 688, 6 9 1 , 768η.

BULLY,

of, I I : 420П.

see also chro-

nology, I I I : 5 3 1

BuLLER, ARTHUR

171

BRUCE,

491

INDEX

WILLIAM

HENRY

LYTTON

E ARLE [Baron Dalling and Bulw e r ] , I I : 486. I l l : 194η. BULWER-LYTTON,

SIR

EDWARD

GENERAL INDEX

492 GEORGE

BARLE

LYTTON

[ist

Baron Lytton], 1: cxxi, 3 0 3 η . ; T . writes on 395, 412; wife 398, 436η., 4 З 8 . I I : "morbid" 39; 1 3 9 , 1 9 7 ; attacks Tennyson 2 2 5 η 2бп.; 264; T.'s satire of 270,

B u R N A N D , SIR FRANCIS C O W L E Y ,

quoted

721П.-22П.,

BURNS, ROBERT, I :

quoted

quoted

l66n.

502.

ILL:

BURROWS,

HENRY

234.

NICHOLSON,

271; 296η., 3 0 8 , 3 1 5 ; T . ' s o p i n -

B U R T , D R . JOHN, I I I : 687 B U R T O N , J O H N H I L L , David

g i z e s to 395 ; 407η., 4 0 9 , 4 2 0 . I V :

BuRTONSHAW, M R . , I I :

4i6

BURY,

III: 278.

D ever eaux, I : 9 5 , 9 8 ; quoted 9 8 - 9 9 . Disowned, I: 95, 98η. Ernest Maltravers, I: 5 1 4 . Eva, I I : 56. Eugene Aram, I: " d i s a p p o i n t i n g " 198. Lad·^ of Lyons, II: 226, 663 ; III: 339. King Arthur, II: 360.

My Novel, III: 248, 253; "fresher and richer than any he has done" 288; 298. Pelham, I: " d u U " 228. Reign of Terror, I I : 64η. Sea Caftain, I: 394. Xanoni, III:

327η., 331 Letter

[Rosina Doyle Wheeler, m. ist Baron], I: separated from husband 398; libel suit 43 5 ; "graceless, drunken, lying" 438 LADY

B U N B U R Y , M R . , I V : 403 B u N N , A L F R E D , The

Stage,

B U N T I N G , J O H N , J R . , ILL:

quoted

I: 451

letter from

486η.

B u N Y A N , JOHN, I I :

BURTON, H E N R Y STUART, I: 78 Hume,

I I : 234, 23sn. LADY

156

CHARLOTTE

MARIA, Diary

Relative

. . . and Caroline,

SUSAN

to

George

I: 515;

473η. Eros and Anteros,

III:

I : 515

[Lady Sophia Hastings, m. 2nd Marquess], III: 276, 473

B U T E , LADY

BUTLER, I: I I

evi, cxii

BUTLER, COL. E . W . , I: BUTLER, MRS. E . W .

["GM,"

Har-

riet Becher], I: biographical cv-cvi; cxii, 15, 145, 271, 273, 274, 275, 2 8 9 - 9 0 , 303, 347, 3 5 5 , 362, 363, 364,

380,

398,

412,

420,

421,

424,

425,

427,

429,

431,

433,

4S4,

460,

468.

II:

B U R D E T T , SIR FRANCIS, I I : 2 4 8 GEOR-

440

462, 4,

5,

463, II,

464,

13,

18;

465, M.

Carmichael hates 46, 53; 91, 108, 136,

200,

232,

238,

239,

257,

285,

286,

287,

288,

289,

292,

309, 318; dead 323, 324, 325; 328, 372, 4 0 1 , 4 1 8 BUTLER,

FRANCES

ANN,

III:

184,

230, 251 BUTLER,

8ion.

BURDETT-COUTTS, ANGELINA GINA, I I I :

I:

4 3 7 . 4 3 8 , 4 4 1 . 4 4 4 . 4 4 9 . 450,

to: III, 278

BULWER-LYTTON,

II:

io8n., 495, 496, 497

ion of 4 8 5 , 4 8 6 ; 5 4 3 , 5 5 4 , 7 8 0 , 821. ILL: and Catholicism 12, 13; 2 1 , i 8 i n . , 1 8 4 , 3 7 0 ; T . apolo-

Caxtons,

II:

777η.

LORD

FORDE, I V :

JAMES

WANDES-

354η.

[Lady Rachel Russell, m. Lord J a m e s ] , Letter to: IV, 354

B U T L E R , LADY

BURFORD, ROBERT, I : 26

B U T L E R , M R . , I : 89, 90, 9 2 , 99, l o i

BURGESS, M R . , I I : 3 3 0

BUTLER,

B U R G H , U L I C K JOHN DE, see RICARDE, 1 4 t h BURGHERSH, HENRY

of

FRANCIS

230,

PIERCE

MEASE,

WEST-

III:

184,

251

B U T L E R , M R S . P I E R C E , see WILLIAM

Baron, see 12th Earl

FANE,

MORLAND,

Earl

CLAN-

KEMBLE,

Frances B U T L E R , SARAH, I I I : 1 8 4 , 2 3 0 , BUTLER,

WILLIAM

O.,

ILL:

251

212η.

G E N E R A L B U T T , D R . ISAAC, I I : BYNG,

FREDERICK

493

["Poo-

Canada, The, I I I : 99, 1 0 6 , 1 0 7 , 1 2 2 , 127

Baron,

CANOVA, ANTONIO, I : 7 5 .

87

GERALD

I N D E X

dle"], II: 657, 750

CANNING, GEORGE, I I :

BYRON, G E O R G E GORDON, 6 t h

1 3 1 , 166, 5 1 1 . I I : 22, 7 1 6 . I I I : 1 3 8 , 499. Childe Harold, I: 112. English Bards, I: 90. " M o o r e , " I I : 1 7 8 . Werner, I : 349. I:

CANTERBURY, SUMNER,

317 IV:

ARCHBISHOP

J.

В.,

and

439 OF,

William CAPEFIGUE,

JEAN

BAPTISTE

ORÉ RAYMOND, Emfire

HON-

and

Con-

sulate, I I : 1 4 6 , 1 4 7 . Historie, 829 CABRERA, G E N . RAMON, I V : CADOGAN P L A C E , see CAIRD, M R . , I I :

344

CAPERN, M R . , II: CARADOC, J O H N

749

CAIRNES, COLONEL, I I :

Calcutta Star, see also Hume, I I : 97 MR.,

I:

187,

CARDIGAN,

191,

197,

CALLAGHAN, MISS, I :

435

CAMBRIDGE,

ADOLPHUS,

ist

Duke of, I: 3 8 9 III:

2nd Duke of,

363

Cambridge Gazette, The, 1 : 49 Cambridge Magazine, The, I: 39Π., 49, 75 η. CAMERON, MRS.,

73.

IV:

II:

698,

740.

ILL:

404

CAMERON, M R S . C H A R L E S H A Y

[Julia

Margaret Pattle], I : 189Π. C E C I L I A , I V : 240η. Letter to: I V , 240 [ ? ] C A M P B E L L , SIR COLIN, I I I : 455η. CAMPBELL,

C A M P B E L L , FORBES, I I : C A M P B E L L , JAMES, I I : CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL,

"JOCK," JOHN

Baron, I I : 666n. 24ОП. CAMPBELL,

240П. Letter

MARY

726 427

II:

663

CAMPBELL,

ist

ILL: 667.

IV:

SCARLETT,

IV:

to: IV, 2 4 0 [.?]

CAMPBELL, M R . , I:

HOW-

JAMES

THOMAS

BRUDE-

7th Earl of, I : and Capt. Reynolds 484. I V : 2 2 1 η .

CARD WELL,

CAMBRIDGE, GEORGE,

see

NELL,

672

1 9 9 , 200, 2 0 2 , 203 PRINCE

27

HOBART,

DEN

86

CALDWELL, COL. H U G H , I I I : CALDWELL,

II:

761

CAPPUR, MRS., IV:

BROOKFIELD

see

THOMSON,

187

C A M P B E L L , R . В . , Letter

to: I I I , 5 0 4

C A M P B E L L , THOMAS, I I :

559

EDWARD,

IV:

and

Ox-

ford election 3 8 1 , 3 8 2 , 3 8 6 , 3 8 7 , 388, 3 8 9 CARLISLE,

GEORGE

HOWARD,

6th

Earl of, I I : 690η. CARLISLE,

GEORGE

WILLIAM

FRED-

7th Earl of, I I supports Russell on Corn Laws 2 1 6 529, 664, 666. I L L : 2 2 , 585. I V 84 ERICK

HOWARD,

CARLISLE, H . E . , e d .

of Hayzoard, 636η. CARLISLE, M R . , I:

quoted

Corres'fondence

II:

202η.,

81

Carlisle Patriot, The, I I I : 39 C A R L Y L E , A L E X A N D E R , ed. Letters of T. Carlyle, quoted I I : 824η. C A R L Y L E , THOMAS, I: biographical cvi-cix; writes for Chaos I 55 ; 1 8 4 , 1 9 6 , 2 4 7 η . ; on T . 3 4 7 η . ; 3 8 2 , 4 0 4 ; "high-minded" 4 1 3 ; likes Catherine 421; 451. II: 1 6 3 ; Bedingfield and 1 6 7 ; T . annoyed with 2 2 7 ; 265 ; opinion of T . 365 ; "contempt for all mankind" 3 6 6 ; 4 1 8 , 4 7 2 , 4 7 3 , 548, 6 2 6 ; fight with Reeve 6 2 8 - 2 9 ; 6 4 7 , 674η., 699, 7 7 7 ; on T . 824η. I I I : 1 2 6 , 1 7 9 , 3 1 7 , 4 0 4 ; confused with Car-

494

GENERAL

lisle 585. I V : T . on 82η.; 2 i i n . ; and T . ' s death 304 Correspondence with Emerson, quoted I: cviii. Essays, I: T . on 396. Frederick the Great, III: 9 1 ; I V : 1 5 7 . Trench Revolution, I: F G on 3 4 7 ; I V : 82η. " T h e Golden Pot," I: translated 214. Heroes and Hero-Worshif, I: T . hears lecture 445. Reminiscences, quoted I: cliii. Sterling, I: quoted on T . 304η.; II: "wholly delightf u l " 808. Wilhelm Meister, I: translated 213 Letters to: II, 7 7 5 ; IV, 1 4 7 , 1 5 7 . Letters from: IV, 187, 188 CARLYLE, THOMAS, and J. A .

Froude,

ed. Letters and Memorials, I: civ, clvii-clix

quoted

CARLYLE,

MRS.

THOMAS

[Jane

W e l s h ] , I: cviii; on Reviss clviiclix; 247η. I I : i 6 , 265, 4 8 1 , 548, 628η., 6 7 4 η . ; quoted on T . T a y lor 696η.; quoted 829η. I I I : 68. I V : 304 Letters to: II, 242, 597, 775 CARMICHAEL,

CHARLES

HENRY

ED-

WARD [ " C h é r i " ] , I: ex. II: sickly 4 6 - 4 7 , 7 2 6 ; 738, 762. I l l : 148, 428. I V : 4, 75 CARMICHAEL,

COL.

CHARLES

MON-

TAUBAN [before 1842 CarmichaelSmyth], I: biographical cx-cxi; ill 449, 4 5 2 - 5 3 . II: home from India, in love 4 ; married 9 ; 1 1 , 13, 2 1 ; lends T . money 3 4 ; 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 55, 57, 7 1 ; "singular mistrust" of T . 7 2 ; 88, 89, 9 1 ; in debt 99, 108; 187, 1 8 9 ; dispute with G P 222, 2 2 4 ; 225, 286, 3 5 1 , 4 3 1 , 4 9 6 - 5 0 1 ; "stupid generous obstinate devoted" 506; 726, 7 3 9 ; "delusions" 7 5 3 ; 7 5 5 , 762. I l l : 9, 148, 2 7 6 ; "strange mania" 306; domestic unhappiness 364, 366, 387, 398, 4 2 7 - 2 8 ; 572. I V : 4, 6, 23, 2 9 ; "Colonel

INDEX N e w c o m e " speculating 7 5 ; 1 2 9 ; T . pays back 1 3 0 ; "half of Colonel N e w c o m e " 1 9 6 ; 213, 2 4 1 η . CARMICHAEL,

MRS.

CHARLES

MON-

TAUBAN [ " P o l l y , " M a r y G r a h a m ] , I : biographical cix-cxi; 10, 14, 20, 22, 25, 3 1 , 70, 73, 78, 80, 81, 84, 96, 106, 107, 1 1 8 , 1 2 7 , 128, 1 3 1 , I34>

I37>

143.

145.

236,251,256,257,258, 3 0 7 ; keeps house for T . I. T . 3 6 6 - 6 7 ; dispute Shawe 369; 381, 390, 3 9 8 - 9 9 , 428, 429, 4 4 1 , 4S3> 454> 4 6 8 , 4 7 3 .

178,

220,

263, 305, and nurses with Mrs. 393, 394, 447, 449,

11:3;

in love

4 ; married 9 ; 1 1 , 13, 18, 2 1 ; lends T . money 34—35 ; hates G M 4 6 ; jealousy 4 7 ; 48, 49, 50; jealousy 5 2 - 5 3 ; 54, 55, 57, 89, 9 1 , 108, 142, 1 8 7 , 2 1 7 , 222П., 2 2 5 ; T . estranged from 231 ; 240, 2 5 8 ; "a character for Vanity Fair" 2 9 2 ; 3IO>

334.

409,

431.

494;

at-

tempted reconciliation with T . 496 ; "Becky is a trifle to h e r " 501 ; "miracle of deception" 505; 506, 507, 7 1 7 , 726, 7 3 7 , 7 5 3 ; "crazy with vanity" 7 5 5 ; 762. I l l : 8, 9, 1 7 , 276η.; "domestic griefs" 302; break with T . 3 6 4 - 6 6 ; 387, 398; unkind to T . children 4 2 7 ; 428, 528, 573, 637, 648. I V : 4, 6, 2 3 ; T . children forbidden to see 2 9 ; 35. 78, 130, 131 CARMICHAEL

FAMILY

[Indian

branch], II: 184 CARMICHAEL,

FLORENCE

GRAHAM,

I: ex. I V : 75 CARMICHAEL,

SIR

JAMES

ROBERT

[before 1841 Carmichael-Smyth], I: cxin., 30, 3 1 , 49, 55, 245, 263. II: 97. 1 9 7 . 242. 380 Letter to: I, 256 CARMICHAEL,

LADY

[Louisa

Butler,

m. Sir James], II: 726, 752 CARMICHAEL,

I l l : 387

ROSE

GORDON,

I:

ex.

GENERAL CARMICHAEL-SMYTH, COL. MoNTAUBAN,

see

CHARLES

CARMICHAEL,

INDEX 4 9 , 5 7 ; "steadiness of h e a r t " and A . T . 221,

C.M. CARMICHAEL-SMYTH, MANTLE, I I :

DAVID

FREE-

49S

C.

Car-

m i c h a e l 2 2 2 ; alarmed about

238;

ELEANOR,

III:

388

Eng-

G E O R G E , I : 4.5, 1 4 1 , see

of w i f e 7 9 8 .

14.4

85, 86, 94,

GEORGIANA

FORREST,

Mrs.

William CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

HARRIET,

III:

388 CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

MAJ. - GEN.

SIR JAMES, I : 1 4 , 3 0 η . , 4 2 6 η . CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

his w i f e

MAJ. - GEN.

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

LADY

146,

168,

232,

609;

treatment

38, 5 4 , 5 5 , 7 7 , 80, 113,

177,

234,

120, 200,

239η.,

135,

141,

211,

215,

240,

287,

289,

292,

293,

309,

311,

3i8,

324,

334,

335,

357,

360П., 3 7 2 , 3 7 4 , 3 8 1 ,

383,

393. 4 1 7 . 439. 449η·. 522,

523,

5з6,

551,

558,

559,

564,

568, 574, 599η·, 6o9, 626,

726,

732.

II: 97,

762, 763, 792, 812, 813,

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

JAMES

DOD-

DINGTON, I I : 2 4 2 see

CARMICHAEL, J .

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

R. MAJ.

HENRY

[ " G P " ] , I : biographical cxii-cxvi; l e t t e r to his w i f e 31 ; takes T . C a m b r i d g e 3 2 ; and

to

Constitutional

3 0 1 η . , 3 0 4 , 3 0 5 , 3 2 1 , 3 4 1 ; plans r e t u r n to I n d i a

733.

III: man"

C A R M I C H A E L - S M Y T H , JAMES R O B E R T ,

361,

362;

leaves

247П.,

258,

riet M o r s e , m . Sir J a m e s ] , I : 4 2 6 . 197

379,

256,

525,

[Har-

f r e e of d e b t

3 9 9 , 4 0 1 ; returns to E n g l a n d 4 4 1 ; nursing

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

CHRISTINA,

dispute w i t h

lish riots 3 5 8 ;

381

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

53;

1 2 3 ; T . p a y i n g debts of

734.

"noble 13;

736,

simple

748,

756, 815

old

gentle-

ill w i t h " b r a i n

attack"

245,

246;

464.

9, 1 8 , 24, 25, 40, 48η., 4 9 ,

50,

51,

"Colonel

Newcome"

52, 56, 6o, 62, 64,

73,

7 7 , 82, 86, 97, 98, 105, 106, 1 0 7 , 108,

109,

III,

122,

130,

144,

153,

169,

170,

176,

140, 188,

191,

201,

219,

225,

236,

243,

249,

266,

269,

270,

272,

282,

285,

288,

292,

299,

300,

302,

306,

313,

322,

323,

324,

325,

49. 50, 54. 55. 56, 57. 62, 64, 66,

327.

333,

334.

339.

348.

354.

6 9 , 7 0 , 7 2 , 7 3 , 7 6 , 7 8 , 80, 8 1 , 8 4 ,

361,

362,

365,

367,

376,

385,

88,

England

because of

debts

448η. ;

a n d I n d i a n bank crash 5 0 8 .

4 , 8,

9 , 1 2 , 1 7 , 20, 2 2 , 4 4 , 4 5 , 4 7 , 4 8 ,

89, 92, 96,

106,

107,

118,

388,

396,

398,

403,

411,

423, 482,

123,

128,

131,

134,

137,

143.

428,

429,

454,

457,

479,

145,

151,

153,

161,

176,

178,

490,

515,

521,

524,

525,

544,

183,

186,

187,

188,

219,

226,

557.

568,

573.

576.

587.

598,

245,

256,

257,

258,

263,

265,

599,

616,

626,

627,

628,

629,

268,

271,

291,

292,

307,

311,

631,

634,

635,

637,

638,

645,

346,

356,

360,

382,

383,

389,

647, 670, 675,

390,

397.

401,

428,

429,

431,

435.

438.

442.

449.

454.

465.

4 7 9 , 482, 484, 500 II:

to

Italy

to

C.

Car-

m i c h a e l 3, 4 ; his h e a l t h fetish 3 6 , 38;

and

I V : " h a l f of C o l o n e l N e w c o m e " 1 9 6 ; dead 247, 264, 398. 7 . 8, 9 , 1 3 .

meet

Constitutional

creditors

676η. 5, 6,

14. 35. 52, 56,

57.

6 1 , 7 7 , 1 1 2 , 1 1 3 , 1 5 6 , 186, 202, 203, 2 1 4 , 236, 237, 438, 440 Letters

to: I, 1 7 5 ; I I , 20, 2 2 4 ;

GENERAL INDEX

49б

III, 655; IV, 3. Letters from: I, 3 1 ; II, 250 CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

MRS.

HENRY

[Anne Becher (Thackeray), G. 53], I: biographical cxii-cxvi; quoted çn., I On.; and Constitutional 309. 151, 153, 161, 163, 186, 187, 188, 193, 194, 201, 203, 216, 219, 220, 226, 229, 231, 256, 257, 258, 280, 295, 296, 299, 303, 304, 305, 307, 311, 312, 329, 346, 361, 431, 500, 513, 515, 516 II: to Italy to meet C. Carmichael 3 ; in Second Funeral 4, 8 ; advises taking I.T. to Germany 3 1 , 32, 33; "angel" 38; and T.'s heterodoxy in writing 209; and illegitimate grandchild 367; half of "Amelia" 394; and Mrs. B. 453; "Mrs. Pendennis" 457; and M . Carmichael 506; "gloomifies" T . 525; and T.'s Literary Fund "smash" 540, 541 ; her husband nursing her 609; "awfully afraid" of T . 744; T . on 747; relations with husband 798. 20, 21, 34, 36, 64, n o , 145, 146, 147, i68, 173, 178, 183, 187, 195, 196, 210, 225, 240, 257, 324, 350, 360П., 361, 399, 428, 435, 439, 441,461,469,480,505, 507, 522, 523, 524, 526, 529, 531, 536, 545. 546, 548, 5 5 b 558, 559> 564, 574, 581, 587, 590, 595η., 598η., 599, 602, 605, 607, 621, 624, 626, 654, 661, 672, 693, 717, 719, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 7 3 9 . 745. 748, 7 4 9 . 784η., 788, 840 III: "so tender so loving so cruel" 13 ; and religious teaching of T. children 93, 141 ; T . children nursing her 625, 628, 636, 640, 641 ; "worn down" by husband 645, 651. 5 , 9 , 3 4 , 4 1 , 4 8 η . , 4 9 . 50, 5 1 . 52. 56, 57. 62, 64,

65. 73. 77. 82, 84, 91, 97, 98, 105, io6, 108, 109, 121, 122, 130, 137. 138, 144, 153. 157. 171, 175. 176, 191. 201, 215, 225, 236, 243, 245, 256, 266, 269, 270, 282, 285, 292, 300, 307, 310, 311, 313, 322, 341, 342, 345. 3 7 6 . 385. 386, 388, 403, 419, 423, 439η., 454, 464, 468, 474, 482, 490, 503, 505, 5o6, 511, 513, 515, 521, 522, 524, 534, 540, 555, 556, 557, 565, 566, 568, 571, 573, 576, 587, 604, 613, 616, 626, 627, 629, 630, 631, 632, 635, 637, 638, 639, 642, 643, 644, 647, 648, 649, 653, 656, 675, 676η. IV: "gloomy temper" 233; husband dead 247; melancholy 264; T . on 378, 419, 440. 19, 21, 23, 28, 34. 35. 39. 40, 56, 57. I I I . 112, 113, 115, I i 6 , 123, 186, 196, 202, 203, 214, 236, 237, 280, 295, 296η., 299, 300, 302, 3 0 5 . 3 1 4 . 350, 4 1 8 , 422, 443 Letters to: I, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 20, 29, 32, 35, 40, 45, 51, 56, 63, 67, 69, 74, 79, 80, 83. 84, 89, 92, 96, 98, lOI, 104, 106, 108, I I I , 113, 116, 119, 123, 129, 132, 135, 137, 141, 143, 145, 176, 181, 241, 244, 249, 259, 261, 263, 266, 269, 270, 272, 289, 320, 379, 3 8 1 , 383. 3 8 7 . 390, 393. 397. 402, 410, 418, 423, 426, 432, 436, 439, 442, 446, 449, 452, 458, 461, 463, 466, 473, 474, 4 7 5 . 4 7 7 . 4 8 1 . 482, 486; II, 9, 18, 46, 48, 51, 57, 68, 71, 74, 77, 83, 88, 90, 94, 96, 98, 107, 112, 115, 120, 123, 128, 169, 171, 175, 176, 178, 180, 183, 186, 188, 196, 200, 203, 205, 211, 215, 216, 221, 228, 230, 232, 238, 242, 243, 250, 255, 257, 285, 287, 289, 291, 308,

GENERAL 317,

321,

330, 333, 349,

355,

372, 417. 752, III, 168, 301, 336, 374> 496, 12, 270,

379. 381, 392, 400, 408, 5 6 7 . 5 7 6 , 5 9 8 , 707> 7 2 5 . 7 6 1 , 79i> 797> 809, 8 1 2 ; I J , 23, 38, 58, 109, 148, 187, 198, 2 1 6 , 246, 287, 305, 323, 324, 325, 332, 346, 352, 3 6 1 , 364. 365. 396, 414. 427. 437. 479. 5 2 7 , 543, 598; IV, 3, 5, 7, 6 1 , 74, 78, 85, 128, 154, 273, 314. Letters from: I , I O , 2 5 8 ; I I I , 85, 2 7 1 , 525

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

MARIA,

II:

762. I I I : 388 CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

MARIA

see M O N R O , M r s .

Alexander

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

I I : 47, 762η.

MARK MRS.

WOOD [Marianne 47. I I I : 388

MARK

Hutton],

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH, I:

WOOD,

I I I : 375, 388

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

STEWART,

AGNES,

MAJ.

189,

ROBERT

259,

383.

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

MRS.

ROBERT

[Agnes Rosa H e r v e y ] , I I I : 627, 631 CARMICHAEL-SMYTH, 274,

I:

II:

I I I : 77, 616

381, 755. 762.

HENRY,

II:

616,

222,

II:

CARTWRIGHT, M R . , I : CASATI, M . , I : 2 7 7 ,

30

282

CASH, M R . AND M R S . J O H N , I I I : C A S T L E R E A G H , see CATHERINE

448

LONDONDERRY

[a s e r v a n t ] . I I I :

306

CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION, I : 3 4 ,

38;

petition against 42, 47, 50; 5 1 , 5 2 ; Lords pass 5 5 ; K i n g signs bill 5 7 ; 58, 70П. ILL: 682 CATOR,

CAPT.

JOHN

FARNABY,

see

LENNARD CATTERMOLE, GEORGE, I : 283,

287,

329. 413 CATULLUS,

GAIUS

VALERIUS,

II:

554. I V : 360 CAULFIELD,

COL.

AND

MONTGOMERAY,

IV:

MRS.

JAMES

252,

397,

399. 408 CAVE, M R . , I V :

190η.

CAVENDISH, G E O R G E , CAVENDISH,

Wolse·^,

WILLIAM

S P E N C E R , see

51

DEVONSHIRE

[or K a y ] , M R . , I : 1 9 7 , 203, 2 3 1 , 233, 237, 269

CAY

CAYLEY,

I:

GEORGE

CHARLES BAGOT, I V :

202, 393;

and wife 410, 4 1 1 ASSOCIATION,

12in.,

III:

296η., 666. I V : i 6 , i8 CERCLET,

ANTOINE,

I:

358,

359,

360

224 CARNE, JOSEPH, I :

23,

17,

28,

32,

3 3 . 3 4 . 3 6 , 3 7 . 3 9 . 4 0 , 42. 4 3 . 44. 4 5 . 48, 4 9 . 52, 53. 57. 61, 70, 7 1 , 74, 80, 106, 493, 494, 495. 496 CAROLINE

AMELIA

QUEEN, III:

ELIZABETH,

CARPENTER,

LEWIS,

fseud.

BENJAMIN, see

DODG90

Letter to: IV, 36 C A R T E R , M R . , Letter

Carthusian,

CHALLENOR,

to:

The, I : 17

DE,

Don

COL.

THOMAS

BISSE,

I V : 401 CHALMERS, M R . , I V : see

29

Νοέ

Magnae Brittanniae Notitia, III: 447 Chambers Journal, I V : 125η., 335 CHAMBERS,

С. L.

CARRUTHERS, ROBERT, I V :

MIGUEL

Quixote, I : 105, 383; I I : 249, 5 9 7 ; I I I : 304, 6 6 8 ; I V : 435

C H A M B E R L A Y N E , E D W A R D AND J O H N ,

359

WILLIAM

Letter to: I I , 368 CARROLL,

CERVANTES,

C H A M , fseud.

592

CAROLINE, M L L E . , I I :

SON,

497

CENTURY

WILLIAM

421.

INDEX

III,

656

ROBERT,

247η.,

II:

771П. I I I : 387. I V : 40η. Letters to: I I I , 2 6 5 ; I V , 125 CHAMBERS,

MRS.

248. I V : 125

ROBERT,

II:

247,

G E N E R A L INDEX

498 CHAMPMARTIN,

CHARLES

CALLANDE

280

DE, I :

ÉMILE

Chaos, Das, I: 154, 1 5 5 , i8on. C H A P M A N AND H A L L , I : ckvii; contract with T . 459; T . sells guide book to 463 ; 468; agreement about Irish S. B. 470, 473, 475, 480. II: 55, 74, 120, 163, 172η., 1 7 7 , 2 I 8 , 2 1 9 , 330, 829η., 841. IV: 143, I59> 289, 323 Letters to: I, 470; II, 42, 50, 64, 65, 66, 92, 98, I I I , 126, 1 6 1 , 174, 178, 185, 199; I V , 3 1 6 CHAPMAN, EDWARD, I: 4 5 9 .

460 Letters to: II, 258, 290, 3 2 1 , 455, 466, 480, 614, 687, 7 2 3 ; 316

201, 326, 481, IV,

II:

404,

218, 399, 482, 314,

219, 444, 613, 315, 411

Letter to: IV, 1 3 2 C H A P P E L L , JOHN C., I I :

CAROLINA,

see

also chronology, III: 587, 588 CHARLESWORTH,

ELIZABETH,

see

AUGUSTA,

PRINCESS,

I:

PITT

CHAVE, M R . , I: 4 2 9 , CHAVE,

MRS.

429,432 CHESHAM

see

PLACE,

[Thomas] CHESTER, M R . ,

Letterio: CHESTERFIELD,

432

[Albinia Bowden], I:

IV:

ELLIOT

family

267

IV, 3 1 7 GEORGE

STANHOPE,

6th Earl of, II: 359, 362 C H E S T E R F I E L D , L A D Y [Anne Elizabeth Forester, m. 6th Earl], II: 784η. CHESTERFIELD,

PHILIP

DORMER

4th Earl of. III: 358 Chimara, I: 49, 76, 93; T.'s essay in 98 STANHOPE,

400

see also Education, I: 3, 9, 10, 16

CHISWICK

SCHOOL,

CHOLERA, CHORLEY,

181

I: in Paris 240. II: 438 HENRY

FOTHERGILL,

I:

456-57. II: 1 2 , 1 3 , 22, 25. I l l : 381 Letter to: I, 457 CHRISTIE,

CHARLES

CHRISTIE, MRS., I l l : CHURCH, MR., II:

3"· C H A R L O T T E SOPHIA, Q U E E N , I V :

442

CHARLTON,

and

see

FORREST,

Col.

Mrs.

SCHOOL, see also Education, I: T . at 1 1 - 2 6 ; 58; T.'s adult view of 59; 189. II: "sad experience" at 284. I l l : 406, 435. IV: 200, 4 1 4 , 4 1 5

CHARTERHOUSE

CHARTISM

C H A T H A M , see

CLAYDON,

I:

io8n., 494, 495, 497

COWELL CHARLOTTE

I: "amused and bored

CHITTY, JOSEPH, I :

166

[Anne Bermingham, m. 2nd Earl ], II: 645 C H A R L E S [a servant], IV: 148, 233

CHARLEMONT, LADY

SOUTH

DE,

by" 277

CHIPMELL, MR., IV:

CHAPMAN, FREDERICK, I V : 1 4 4 ,

CHARLESTON,

PIERRE

AND

CHARTISTS,

I:

T.

proposes article on 407; uprising 4 1 0 - 1 1 ; 4 2 1 , 425, 458. IV: 189 CHASLES, PHILARÈTE, II: 460η., 502; T.'s letter to 503П.-04П. I l l : 411 CHATEAUNEUF,

AGRICOLA

DE

LA

669

60

CHURCHYARD, THOMAS, I I I : CHURTON, R E V . EDWARD, I:

29 25

CICERO, MARCUS T U L L I U S , I V :

272.

Lije and Letters, III: 536, 537, 538 C I S T , L O U I S J . , Letter to: III, 597 C I V I L W A R , see CLANRICARDE,

UNITED

STATES

ULICK

JOHN

DE

14th Earl and ist Marquess of, II: and T.'s application for P. O. appointment 427, 4 3 1 , 432, 433η. IV: 391 C L A N R I C A R D E , L A D Y [Harriet Canning, m. 14th Earl], II: 784η. III: 667 BURGH,

GENERAL

CLARENCE, WILLIAM

HENRY,

Duke

363 GEORGE

WILLIAM

FREDERICK VILLIERS, 4 t h E a r l of,

111:401.

I V : 44

CLARK, M R . , IV: CLARK, MRS., III:

ALEXANDER

662 Library

I: 3 7 3 - 7 4 ;

[?],

250η.

C L A R K [ E ] , MISS, I I I : 1 9 4 ,

358

H E N R Y , Memorials,

228

CLAY,

to:

FREDERICK,

Letter

IV:

689

154

COHEN, L U C Y , Lady q u o t e d I I : 524η.

¿e

Rothschild,

C O L B E R T , JEAN BAPTISTE,

Mémoires,

447

COLBURN,

HENRY,

II:

59η.,

149»

198, 2Ι8, 2 0 2 Letters to: II, 167, 169

103

CLARKE, WILLIAM, I: 203,

JAMES

395

21

III:

CLARKE, MARY KING, III: CLARKE, MRS., I:

COCKBURN,

"COCKEREL," I:

of Useless Knowledge, II: 4 4 - 4 5

COLE, CHARLES, I I I : 440 IV,

26s

COLE

FAMILY

[Henry],

III:

276.

IV: 142η., 273

C L A Y , SIR W I L L I A M , I V :

392

COLE, HENNY, III:

CLAY, LADY [Harriet Dickason, m. Sir William], IV: 401 CLAYTON, N . , Letter

to: I V , 1 0 4

CLAYTON, O . , I V : 392, CLEMENTS, M R . , I: CLEVEDON

410

C O U R T , see

IV:

626

COLE, HENRY, I: on T .

386η.

II:

768. III: 89η. I V : 148, 102 Letters to: I, 385, 386; II, 3 7 7 ; IV, 318, 3 1 9 COLE, MRS. H E N R Y [ M a r i a n B o n d ] ,

420 ELTON

C L I F F O R D , CHARLES CAVENDISH,

III:

412 [ ? ]

I: 385η. III: 63, 375 Letters to: II, 3 7 7 ; IV, 318 COLE, TISHY, III: 7 7 ,

C L I N T O N , H E N R Y P E L H A M , see

NEW-

CASTLE, 5 th Duke of

626

Letter to: IV, 142 COLERIDGE, SAMUEL T A Y L O R , I I :

C L I V E , M R S . A R C H E R , Letter

to:

IV,

53

C O L L I E R , JOHN P A Y N E , I : 3 9 8

Letter to: I, 2 8 1 ; IV, 319

317 CLIVE, THEOPHILUS, I: CLOUCH,

ARTHUR

578; "real 107η. The Vuolich, II: Letters and 109, l66n. Letter to: COATS,

SIR

COCKBURN, M R . , III:

412

C L A R K E , EDWARD W I L L I A M ,

316.

COCKBURN,

EDMUND, I V : 393

CLARENDON,

see

LAMINGTON, i s t B a r o n

411

II:

499

COCHRANE-BAILLIE, ALEXANDER,

C L A P H A M , MISSES, I I I : 2 8 8 CLARENCE, M R . , I V :

of,

INDEX

PETER,

COLLIGNON,

253

HUGH,

II:

463,

poet" 580-81. ILL: Bothie of Taber-NaT . on 456—57, 463. Remains., quoted III:

III:

688.

IV:

444,

445 COBBETT,

WILLIAM,

History

COLLINGWOOD,

of

the

Protestant "reformation," II: 650, 6 5 1 , 652 C O B D E N , R I C H A R D , I : 385η., 386η. I I : 129, 216, 753 СовнАМ, MR., IV: 394

II:

44,

139,

141,

STUART

DODGSON,

Lewis Carroll, quoted IV: 43 η. COLLINS, CHARLES ALLSTON, I V : 2 7 5 ,

280; o n T . ' s d e a t h 408, 409, 4 1 0 , COLLINS,

II, 456

M.,

142, i43> 830

MRS.

296Π.;

397,

414 CHARLES

ALLSTON

[Kate Dickens], see PERUGINI COLLINS, EDWARD K . , I l l :

603

I V : 238, 280η., 296η. The Lighthouse, III: 685η.

COLLINS,

WILKIE,

COLLINS, W I L L I A M ,

The

Passions,

9; T . parodies 39 COLLINSON, H E N R Y , I I : C O L L I S , JOSIAH, I :

175

241

I:

500

GENERAL

C O L L I S , M R S . JOSIAH, I :

175

COOK, JOHN DOUGLAS, I V :

CoLMACHE, LAURA, II: 223, 7 4 7 . I I I : 138, 306, 325, 397, 398 COLMACHE, MRS., II: 223η., 230, 232, 250, 734, 747. I I I : 138. I V : 62. " L a t e Prînce T a l l e y r a n d , " II: 2 1 9 C 0 L N A G H 1 , P A U L AND D O M I N I C ,

32

III:

[ " J e n n y " ] , I:

COLON, MARGUERITE

233 SIR

JAMES

WILLIAM,

IV:

409, 4 1 1 , 4 1 4 CoLviLE, L A D Y [Frances Eleanor G r a n t , m . Sir J a m e s ] , I V : 409 Comic Almanack, for 1839 I" 3 9 5 ! for 1840 I: 489η. Comic Annual, The, I: 132 C O M M O N S , H O U S E OF, I :

199

C O M P T O N , M A J O R , Letter

COMPTON, M R . , Letter C O M P T O N , M R S . , ILL,

to:

to:

II,

327

III,

334

334

COMSTOCK, CAPTAIN, I V : WILLIAM,

III:

C0NINGHAM, J., I I I : 6 8 5 .

lecture

IV:

398,

400, 402, 409 CoNiNGHAM, W I L L I A M [and f a m i l y ] , I I I : 392. I V : 122 CONSTABLE, JOHN, I I :

454

BENJAMIN,

Adolfhe,

quoted I : 1 4 6 - 4 7 Constitutional, The, I : civ; started 3 0 1 ; 303; M a j o r C - S and 3 0 5 ; 306, 308, 309, 3 1 5 , 320, 321η., 324, 328, 3 3 0 П . ; appeal for money 3 4 3 - 4 4 ; 386η.; in debt 448η. I l : creditors of 2®, 2 1 , 49, 57-58, 95, 9 7 . 9 9 . 1 0 7 , 108, 1 1 2 . I l l : 390, 411 Letter to: Directors of I, 341 CoNYERS, MR., II: 245 COOK,

REV.

FRANCIS

228,

229,

230,

WINGROVE,

IV:

2 3 1 , 235 COOKE,

GEORGE

400, 4 1 0 COOKE,

THOMAS

POTTER,

I:

sketch

of 502 C00KESLEY,

HENRY

PARKER,

I:

38,

497

CHARLES,

497 COOK, R E V . JOHN, I I I : 1 0 7 ,

C O O P E R , SIR H E N R Y , I I I : 6 8 9 .

120

II:

IV:

445 C O O P E R , JAMES F E N I M O R E ,

II:

270.

The Bravo, I: "very poor" The Prairie, II: 156

206.

COOPER, JOHN, I I I : COOPER,

501η.

WILLIAM

DURANT,

ed.

Letters . . . by Sterne, II: 800 C 0 0 T E , LADY, I : 3 1 0 COPELAND, CHARLES TOWNSEND,

ed.

Letters of Carlyle, quoted I: 347η. COPLEY,

225

CONSTANT,

COOK, M R . , I : 2 2 7 ,

COPELAND, M R . , I I I :

80

CoMYN, MR., I V : 397 CONGREVE,

227

Letters to: II, 4 7 1 , 629

CooKSLEY, MR., I V : 3 7 4

C o L s o N , JASINT, I I : 2 3 5 CoLviLE,

INDEX

SIR

JOHN

594 SINGLETON,

see

LYNDHURST COPYRIGHT,

see

INTERNATIONAL

COPYRIGHT

CoRBiN [or C o r b y n ] , MR., III: 3 1 2 , 3 1 5 , 670. I V : 4 1 4 CORCORAN,

WILLIAM

WILSON,

III:

215η. CORCORAN, III:

MRS. WILLIAM

C o R D i E R , J U L E S , see CORK,

WILSON,

215 RICHARD

RENCE

VAULABELLE

EDMUND

BOYLE,

9th

ST.

Earl

LAW-

of,

IV:

390 CoRKRAN, ALICE, I V : 122 CORKRAN FAMILY

[John],

III:

139,

141. I V : 156 CORKRAN,

HENRIETTE,

Celebrities

and /, quoted II: 140η.; I V : 156η. CORKRAN,

JOHN

ILL: 568, 668. 398 CORKRAN,

FRAZER,

II:

I V : 8n.,

M R S . JOHN

140.

156η.,

FRAZER,

1 3 7 . I V : 129η., 1 5 6 η .

III:

GENERAL Cornhill Magazine, I: cxxv, cxlviii, clxvili; TroUope and clxxi, clxxii. III: 4 7 1 η . I V : contract 1 3 0 ; 136η., Ι37"·> Τ . agrees to edit 1 4 8 ; 149-50) 1 5 Ι " · ; soliciting Tennyson 1 5 3 ; naming of 154, 15 6 ; and Carlyle 15 7—5 8 ; soliciting Trollope 158—59; prospectus 1 5 9 - 6 1 ; contributors 1 6 2 ; 1 6 3 ; soliciting Longfellow 1 6 4 ; soliciting Brownings 165—66; and Hood 1 6 7 ; tremendous success 168; Milnes on 169—70; Browning and 1 7 1 - 7 2 ; Landseer illustrates 1 7 6 , 1 7 7 ; 1 7 8 - 8 0 , 1 8 2 ; Hood on 1 8 3 ; 1 8 4 ; A . T . in 1 8 5 ; Yates' article on quoted 189η.—90η.; 1 9 1 , 192, 193, Ι94'ΐ·> 1 9 6 η . ; contributors 1 9 7 ; Ι99η·> 202, 203; TroUope on morality of 206—07; 208, 209; and Skelton 21 о ; Ruskin in 2 1 1 n. ; 212П.; contributors 2 1 5 ; 2 l 6 n . , 2 1 7 , 22ОП., 222; 224η., 2 2 5 η . ; and morality 2 2 6 - 2 7 , 228; 230, 2 3 4 ; Trollope in 236; 238η., 239П., 241П., 242П., 244П., 248η., 250η., 253, 2 5 5 η . ; T . resigning from 256, 257, announcement of resignation 2 5 8 - 6 0 ; 2 6 1 , 268η., 2 7 1 η . ; Α . T . in 2 7 2 η . ; 274η., 278η., 282η., 284, 302П., 3ΐ9> ЗЗОП., З38п., 382η., 397«·» 398η.; draft of resignation letter 399-400

INDEX CoRsiLLES [or Corselles], M R . , 7 8 - 7 9 , 306

Letter

PROC-

CoRRY, H E N R Y THOMAS LOWRY,

II:

6 4 7 . I V : 404 Letter to: I I , 7 5 9 Corsair, The, I : T . ' s connection with 406η. I I : 5 5 5

II:

151

to: IV, 320 CHRISTO-

P H E R P E P Y S , 1st E a r l o f , I I : CoTTiN, ELIZABETH, I: 30η.

666n.

II:

n o .

I l l : 685. I V : 400, 408 CoTTiN,

MME.

Mathilde,

MARIE

RISTEAU,

I: 102

COULON, M . , I: 85,

262η.

COULSON, W I L L I A M ,

IV:

409

C O U R I E R , P A U L LOUIS, 1: 2 3 0 COURTIRAS, see

A.

GABRIELLE

C.

DE,

DASH

COURVOISIER,

FRANÇOIS

BENJAMIN,

I: 4 4 3 η . ; T . on hanging of 4 5 1 , 452η., 453, 454 COUSINS,

Philosofhie,

VICTOR,

II:

2 2 5 ; quoted 226 CouTTS, II: 162 COWAN, CHARLES, I V : 36, 3 7 ,

40η.

C o w E L L , EDWARD BYLES, I I I : CowELL,

MRS.

EDWARD

115η. BYLES

[Elizabeth Charlesworth], I: F G and 293. II: 16, 266. I l l : poetry quoted 1 1 5 - 1 7 COWLEY, H E N R Y RICHARD

WELLES-

LEY, 2nd Baron and ist Earl, III: 316η. COWLEY,

LADY

[Olivia

de

Ros,

m.

ist Earl], III: 3 1 6

CowPER,

see

II:

271η.

C O T T E N H A M , SIR CHARLES

C O R N LAWS, I : T . i l l u s t r a t i n g p a m p h -

TER, Bryan Waller

IV:

COSTELLO, D U D L E Y , I: 3 2 1 .

CowPER,

C O R N W A L L , B A R R Y , fseui.

CLUB,

COSMOPOLITAN

Letter to: Contributors and Correspondents I V , 258 let against 385. I I : 67Π.; O ' C o n nell and 129, 1 3 0 ; Russell and 2 1 6 ; 683

SOI

CHARLES

SPENCER,

II:

505, 506 MRS.

CHARLES

SPENCER,

see ORSAY, Lady Harriet d' CowPER, WILLIAM, I: T . ' s sketch of summerhouse 1 6 2 ; F G on 166— 6 7 ; 1 7 4 . The Task, quoted I: 420. Votum, quoted I: 241 Cozio,

D O N T E L E S F O R O DE

TRUEBA

Y, I: sketch of 265 CozzENS, FREDERICK SWARTOUT, I I I :

529. I V : 66. Sfarrowgrass I V : 17

Pafers,

502

G E N E R A L

Letters to: III, 5 1 0 ; IV, Letter jrom: IV, 72

CozzENs,

MRS.

FREDERICK

16.

CRAIGIE, JOHN CRAMPTON,

III:

SWART-

397

TWISLE-

194, 202, 204, 205, 218, _2;3> 539> 540, 5 4 6 ; diplomatic incident 548η.—49η.; 658, 604

TON, I I I :

CRANCH, CHRISTOPHER P., III:

466η. "Reminiscences quoted III: 466η. CRAVEN,

MAJ.-GEN.

of

MRS.

BERKELEY,

III:

ter to:

II,

CRAWFORD,

464,

T.,"

HENRY

AU-

27η.

HENRY

AUGUSTUS

MORLAND,

Let-

721 JAMES

H.

[G.

87],

I:

263 CRAWFORD,

MRS.

JAMES

H.

[Char-

lotte Shakespear, G . 86], I: 186, 187, 263, 460 CRAWFORD,

WILLIAM

CONOLLY,

I:

493 CRAWFURD, JOHN, I V : 1 7 3 , 233

[? ] ,

450 CRAWFURD,

WALTER,

CRAWFURD,

MRS. WALTER

IV:

173η. [Horatia

P e r r y ] , Letter to: I V , 173 CREAGH,

BEN, I:

CRÉBILLON,

476

CLAUDE-PROSPER

JOL-

YOT DE, Sofha, I: 213 CREIGHTON,

MR.,

III:

312

CRERAR, JOHN, III: 4 9 1 η . ,

II:

ROBERT

524, 6 1 3 .

IV:

CRIMEAN

WAR,

454

GREGORY,

III:

82, 84

CRICHTON, M R . , I V :

III:

24

393η.,

394,

395, 403, 408, 409, 4 1 6 η . , 455η.,

548η. CRITTENDEN, I:

T.

GEORGE,

Salathiel,

I:

52;

378

CROMWELL,

CROSS,

OLIVER,

GOVERNOR,

I: 496.

II:

Sterne,

83

quoted

III: z 8 i n . C R O S S , M A R Y A N N E V A N S , see

ELIOT,

George CROUSTADE, M .

DE, I I :

825 THACK-

ERAY, Mrs. Edward Talbot CROWE,

EDWARD,

CROWE,

EUGENIE,

I: cxvii. see

ILL:

622

WYNNE,

Mrs.

CROWE, E Y R E , I : b i o g r a p h i c a l

cxvii,

cxix-cxx. I I : working for T . 190, 6 1 2 . ILL: T . ' s secretary 2 5 ; 47η., 82, 8з, 87, 88, 90, 9 7 ; with T . to America 100, 106, 107, n o , 1 1 9 , 1 2 1 , 129, 144, 148, 1 5 3 , 159, 1 6 1 , 1 6 5 , 170, 1 7 6 , 1 7 9 , 180П., 184, 189, 198η., 207, 2i3> 2 1 4 , 222, 225, 233, 235, 238, 240, 2 4 1 , 243, 248, 256, 2 6 1 ; 264, 276, 358, 4 7 7 , 556, 6 1 3 , 622η., 625, б2б, 634. I V : 13, 52, 1 2 1 , 304, 3 9 1 . T.''s Haunts, quoted I I : 392η. With T. in V. S., quoted III: 1 1 9 η . , 13ОП.-31П., 176η., 227η. Letters to: II, 608; III, 18, 79, 310, 560, 625 EVANS, I:

biographical

cxvii-cxviii; 283, 286, 325η., 358, Збо, 435. I I : 47, 64, 164, 3 1 4 ; resigns from D N 8 1 1 , 815. ILL: 506, 5 6 1 , 6 1 3 η .

151

CRESWICK, THOMAS, II: CREYKE,

IV:

CROWE, EYRE 569

Letters to: III, 593, 600 CRESSWELL, M R . ,

I:

Robert

27

CRAWFORD, GEORGE

I I : backs

C R O W E , A M Y M A R I A N N E , see

GUSTUS B E R K E L E Y , I I I : CRAVEN,

BIRMINGHAM,

CROKER, JOHN WILSON, CROLY,

IV:

FIENNES

GEORGE

for Athenasum 636η.

29

LIVINGSTON,

JOHN

CROHON,

494

o u T [Susan Meyers], III: 5 1 0 CRABBE, GEORGE,

I N D E X

CROWE,

MRS.

EYRE

EVANS

[Mar-

garet A r c h e r ] , I: cxvii, 3 1 7 , 388. I I : 10, 75, 7 7 , 5 2 1 , 530, 537, 7 5 3 , 8 1 5 , 843. I L L : 79, 1 2 1 , 409 Letter to: II, 489 CROWE FAMILY, I : b i o g r a p h i c a l c x v i i -

268

c x x ; 354, 355, 359, 362.

II:

20,

GENERAL

32, 143η., i 8 9 , 258, 2 9 1 , 308, 335. 530, 554, 590, 664, 683. I I I : 2 6 1 , 561η. CROWE,

SIR JOSEPH, I :

biographical

cxviii-cxix; 5 1 1 . II: 7 5 3 ; loses j o b 8 1 1 ; 814, 8 1 5 . 1 1 1 : 8 2 , 264, 562, 622η.; T L correspondent 2 3 3 ; 4 1 1 . Reminiscences, quoted I: 5 0 9 - 1 0 CRUCIFIX, M R . , II: 4 9 ,

57

CRUIKSHANK, GEORGE, I: 1 3 2 ;

illus-

trating Stubbs' Calendar 365, 3 6 9 ; 395 ; T . ' s article on 438 Letters to: I, 255, 370, 489, 490; I V , 2 7 7 , 320 C R U M , JAMES, I I : 8 i 8 n ,

IV:

WILLIAM,

767.

ILL:

the

IV:

243,

250,

395, 396, 400 C U L L U M , R E V . SIR T H O M A S , I I : 4 3 4 , C U L L U M , LADY, I I : 4 8 1 .

IV:

JOSEPH,

II:

[of

Springfield],

Letters

to:

II,

C u R Z O N , R O B E R T , see

ZOUCHE 549

DALY,

JUDGE

CHARLES

PATRICK,

III: 510П. I V : 17, 18 Letter to: III, 602 DALY,

MRS.

CHARLES

PATRICK

II: 646, 825 CHARLES

I: 461,

489.

ANDERSON,

Letter

HENRY, III:

i66n.

to: I V , 321 D A N C E , CHARLES, I I I :

606

D A N C E , M R S . CHARLES

CUNNINGHAM, PETER, I I I : 8 1 ,

494. I V : 190П., 1 9 7 . House," II: 283, 284. of London, I V : 320

476,

"Charter Handbook Letters

C U R R Y , RAIKES, I I I : 2 8 2 ,

A L F R E D . LEONARD,

RICHARD,

III:

492,

494,

I:

cxvii,

359,

540 DARBY, M R . , I: 282 DARLEY,

WILLIAM,

DASH, COMTESSE [ G a b r i e l l e de C o u r -

tiras, Vicomtesse de Saint-Mars], Mémoires, quoted II: 588η.

550

CURTIS, GEORGE WILLIAM, I I I :

Ralph

362, 450. I I : 141

667

see STRONG, E l i z a b e t h CURTIS, GEORGE, I I I :

[Mrs.

Ingilby], II: 286, 381. I l l : 388, 398 "DANDO" [the oyster eater], I: 327, 328η., 3 4 5 - 4 6 , 515 DANIEL,

MRS. PETER,

to: I I I , 3 7 1 ; I V , 320 CuppLEs, MR., Letter to: IV, 165 MRS.

III:

Daily News, I I : Forster editor of 2 5 2 ; 480, 6 4 6 ; the Crowes resign from 8 1 1 , 815. I l l : 83, 393η., 472П. Daily Telegrafh, I V : 185, 254

DANA, RICHARD HUGH,

136

CUNNINGHAM,

490,

161

SON,

CUNNINGHAM, MRS., I I : 603

CURTIS,

CURTIS, M R .

DANA,

434, 6 1 2 CUNNINGHAM,

WILLIAM

DAMER, COL. GEORGE LIONEL DAW-

411

I V : 63

C u M M i N G , R E V . JOHN, I I I : 4 3 9

CuNDALL,

GEORGE

[Maria L y d i g ] , I V : 17

809, 843η. Culverwell's,

MRS.

[Anna Shaw], III: 359η., 493, 496. I V : \η, 93

40η.

KELVIN

new 62, 3 7 5 ; plan to sell cards at 386; Ρ abuses 4 3 2 ; 609, 675. I V : 3 1 , 37> 38 CuBiTT,

CURTIS,

CUSHING, CALEB, I I I :

CRUM, MARY, I V : 40η. CRYSTAL PALACE, I I :

490, 493, 496, 503, 662. I V : 17, 18, 66 Ed. Motley Corresfondence, quoted III: 152η. " T . in U . S . , " I l l : 280. Nile Notes, III: T . on 285-86 Letters to: III, 529, 550, 602. Letter from: IV, 92

III: 637η.

C R U M , JESSIE, I I I : 6 3 7 η . C R U M , M A R G A R E T , see

380,

503

INDEX

359,

DASH WOOD, M R . , I I :

512

GENERAL INDEX

504

D A V I D , JACQUES LOUIS, I : 9 1 , DAVIDOFF, MAJOR, II: 3 6 2 ,

DAVIES, R E V .

100

DERING, MRS., III:

DEROSNE,

363

G E R A L D S.,

Charter-

house, quoted 1: u n . DAVIS, GEORGE T . , I I I : 5 3 0 ,

531η.,

285

BERNARD,

and

Lambert

Thiboust, Aurore, IV: 413 D E V E R E , A U B R E Y THOMAS, I V :

446

DEVONSHIRE,

2nd

ARTHUR

HILL,

Marquess of, II: 645η.

66s DAVIS, JOHN

CHANDLER

BANCROFT,

III: 112, 312, 597, 605, 606. IV: 18, 65, 68, 202 DAVIS, M R S .

JOHN

CHANDLER

BAN-

[Frederica Gore], IV: 65

CROFT

DEVONSHIRE,

WILLIAM

GEORGE

6th Duke of, I : 261. I I : 18, 373, 418, 527, 665. I I I : 316, 429 Letter to: II, 375 CAVENDISH,

DAVIS, MISS, I I I :

379

DEVONSHIRE,

DAVIS, M R . , I I I :

152

of [m. 5th Duke], II: 657η. D E V R I E N T , L U D W I G , I : 141 ; sketch of 499. I L L : 443

DAVISON, SIR H E N R Y ,

II:

370.

III:

385, 426, 572, 636; Indian judgeship 637. IV: 16, 361 Letters to: III, 648. IV, 185, 321 D A V Y , SIR H U M P H R Y ,

II:

DEBATING C L U B , I: DANIEL,

215.

Crusoe,

I: 344 DÉJAZET, DELACROIX,

VIRGINIE,

FERDINAND

EUGÈNE, I:

I:

VICTOR II:

126.

396, 404 Letter to: III, 319

IV:

DELAROCHE, PAUL, I: DELDER, MME., II: DELISLE, m . ,

PRESCOTT,

MRS.

WILLIAM

DICK,

ANDREW

to:

PRESCOTT,

509

III:

II,

COVENTRY,

Letter

821 689

DICK, MRS. ABERCROMBY, III:

II:

631,

276

MRS.

671,

672,

IV:

392,

Adolphe

STANLEY,

[Emma

195 HARRIS 141

23η.,

ST.

JOHN

[G.

14th

92],

[.Ч 193

187,

192,

I93.

I99·

78], H:

244 DICK,

Earl of, III; 679 LADY

186, 187, 188, 194, 198, 200, 201, 202, 204, 415, 419. I I : 173,

I:

III:

PHILIPPE,

687

Flemming],

DICK, WILLIAM FLEMMING [ G .

RICHARD,

EDWARD

[William

D I C K , G E N . SIR R O B E R T , I :

287

408 D E N N E R Y , see

HENRIETTA

I:

IV:

607

RICHARD,

CHARLOTTE

RICHMOND [ G . 9 4 ] , I I I :

DICK,

675. IV: 392, 408

DERBY,

WILLIAM

DICK FAMILY

100

D E L A N E , JOHN THADDEUS,

DERBY,

DR.

DEXTER,

DICK,

109η.

PAULINE

238. II: 23-24, 407, 409

DENMAN,

Dkkens's

687

DEGEN, MR., III:

DENMAN,

ed.

Letter to: III, 509

DICK, ANNA, II:

107

II:

WALTER,

Duchess

Letters, quoted I: 327П.-28П; IV: 99η.—loon. DEXTER,

518η.

[Jane Kerr (Apreece), m. Sir Humphry], II: 518, 533. I l l : 70. IV: 312 D E A N E R Y C L U B , T h e Secretary of the. Letter to: IV, 322

D A V Y , LADY

DEFOE,

DEXTER,

GEORGIANA,

MRS.

WILLIAM

FLEMMING

[Emily Thackeray, G. 7 7 ] , I: 23, 413, 419. I I : 244 Letter to: IV, 141 DICKEN,

CHARLES

ROWLAND, I:

12,

76 Bootle-Wil-

braham, m. 14th Earl], IV: 391

Letter to: II, 368 DICKENS,

CHARLES,

I:

Carlyle

on

GENERAL INDEX

505

cix; biographical cxx-cxxiii; cxliii, 279η., 34бп.; and "Lord Bateman" 380, 381Π.; 459. II: returning from America 56, 60, 65; and international copyright 66; n o ; likes Irish S.B. 113; 132, 133, 186, 252η., 253, 200, 270; and T.-Forster fight 294, 295, 296, 303, 304, 307η.; "mistrusts" T . 308; 322η., 333, 346, 449П., S69, 584, 585, 660, 770; T . on 7 7 2 - 7 3 ; 777> 780, 822. I l l : jealous of T . 37η.; 119, 174, 184; "fecundity of imagination" 288;

II: 24, 45, 88; "Crummies" 262; III: 190. Old Curiosity Shof, II: 178η. Pickwick, I: cxxi; illustrations 311П.-12П.; 367; II: 262; "Stiggins" 635; 821; III: 1 0 , 4 8 7 . Letters to: II, 299, 300, 303; III, 431; IV, 58, 59, 118, 322. Letters from: II, 297, 336, 369; III, 433; IV, 61, 99, 116 D I C K E N S , M R S . C H A R L E S [Catherine Hogarth], II: n o , 337, 367, 481, 569. I l l : letter to A. T . 643η. IV: and Ternan affair 84; separation 86, 87, 131

317. 379-80, 393П0 405; "genius" 4 0 7 - 0 9 ; 433 η.; anecdote 455 ; speech 457, 461 ; 466η., 471 ; quoted on B. Sheridan 617η.; ¿ 2 0 ; and theatricals 643η.; 674, 678, 685, 688n. IV: 74; Ternan affair 83—84; separated from wife 86, 12 2 ; and Garrick Club Affair 91 п., 99П.-100П., 102П., 105η., I 0 6 n . ; 113η.; giving readings 115—16; and Yates 119, 133, 135, 163η., 202; 207, 238, 278η., 372, 382, 392; note to Yates 394η.; 416, 435 American Notes, II: 88; III: 226. Baule of Life, II: 258η.; T . reviews 262; "wretched affair" 266. BleaÀ House, III: 181 ; " M r . Turveydrop" 238, 251η. Cricket, III: 576. Christmas Carol, II: "charming" 135; T . reviews 141, 165; 184. Cofferßdd, II: "bravo" 531; 533. 535. 537. 588, 648; "Micawber" 694; 704; IV: "Peggoty" 380. Dombey, II: 266, 267η., 337, 369, 72бп. Hard Times, III: 363. Haunted Man, II: 467, 469, 478. "Holly-tree," III: 537. Little Dorrit, III: 518, 523; "capital" 572; 623. Martin Chuzzlewit, III: 591, 595. Master Humfhrefs Clock, I: 438; "sadly flat" 444; 460. Nickleby,

DICKENS

CHILDREN. I I I :

537,

544;

theatricals 643. IV: and parents' separation 86; 116; and Miss H o garth 131 D I C K E N S , K A T E , see

PERUGINI

DICKENS, MARY, I I I :

643

DICKINSON, H E N R Y STRAHAN, I :

495

DICKINSON, M R . , I V :

400

DICKINSON, W I L L I A M ,

Letter to: III,

149 DICKSON, P E T E R , I V :

397

DIDEROT, DENIS, I : 1 6 6 . DIDGAR, M R . , I :

II:

500

241

[Alexis the Somnambulist], II: 506-07

D I D I E R , ALEXIS

DIEBITSCH, G E N . "DIGNITY

H A N S VON, I :

OF L I T E R A T U R E

163

CONTRO-

VERSY," I: cxxxv. II: 629-35. I l l : 389 DILDIE, M M E . , DILKE,

II:

CHARLES

210 WENTWORTH,

II:

441. I l l : 685 Letter to: II, 311 DILLON, H E N R Y AUGUSTUS

DILLON-

LEE, 13th Viscount, III: 53 D I L L O N , L A D Y [Henrietta Browne, m. 13th Viscount], III: 53 DILLON,

JOHN

BLAKE,

III:

228,

668 [ ? ] . IV: 278, 392, 408 DISRAELI, B E N J A M I N [ist Earl of Beaconsfield], I: T . and "Young England" 215η. II: 148. III: 327η., б97, 683

5 об

GENERAL

Conìngsby, quoted I: 82η.; II: satirized by T . 148П.-49П.; l88n. Endymion, II: T . in 149η. Sybil, II: reviewed by T . 14811.-4911. DISRAELI, M R S . BENJAMIN, I I : 6 4 4 η . DIXON,

WILLIAM

HEPWORTH,

IV:

T . and the Shakespeare Committee 416, 4 1 7 Letter to: IV, 50 DOBBS, M R . , I: 1 9 7 ,

DOBSON

[or

200

Miss,

II:

602η., 740 DODGSON,

LUTWIDGE

["Lewis CarroU"], IV: on T . 43η. Dugdale, Monasticon II: 670 IV,

Anglicanum, Letters

ALEXANDER,

from:

94, 96, ICS

D O L B Y , MISS, I I I :

13

D O N , SIR W I L L I A M H E N R Y , I V : DONALDSON, M R . , I I I :

120η.

665

Doneraile Chronicle, I: 430 DONERAILE, LADY, I:

430

Elisiri ¿Ά more, II: 14. Tille du régiment, III: 236. Lucia, II: 383

D O N IZETTI, G A E T A N O ,

DONNE,

REV. WILLIAM

BODHAM,

I:

3 4 6 , 3 7 4 . 1 1 1 : 1 1 5 . IV: 398; and daughter 412 DONNELLY, M R . , I V : DONOVAN, M R . , I :

214

DORCHESTER,

197

DUDLEY

CARLETON, 4th Baron, II: 718η. DORCHESTER, LADY

[Charlotte

Hob-

housc, m. 4th Baron], II: 718η. D ' O R S A Y , see DOUDET, III:

ORSAY 439

DOUGLAS, D R . JOSEPH, I I I : 5 7 8 , 6 3 8 . IV:

DOWNSHIRE,

ARTHUR

394

Marquess

of, II: 69 to:

II,

354

DOYLE, LADY [Sidney WilliamsWynn, m. Sir Francis], II: 7 5 1 η . biographical

cxxiii-cxxv; cxlvi. II: 105 η., 164, 387, 389, 6 i 4 , 738. I l l : 126, 140, 155, l 6 o , 231, 251 ; illustrates Newcomes 300, 302, 304, 305, 308; 340; Catholic convert 342η., 343, 351 ; T . likes his work 362; 375, 622η. IV: 312, 378, 410. Rejected Cartoons, II: 345. Manners and Customs, II: 537, 700П., 767η. Letters to: II, 374, 7 7 3 ; III, 9, 372, 384; IV, 322 D'OYLY,

SIR C H A R L E S ,

II:

i86n.

D'OYLY, LADY [Elizabeth Jane Ross, m. Sir Charles], II: 186 D ' O Y L Y , REV. GEORGE, and

Richard

Mant, Holy Bible, I: 424 DRANE, M R . , I V : MRS.

51

DANIEL,

III:

Sterne

IV: Sterne lies

HENRIETTA

BLANCHE,

III: 135, 178 DRURY, HENRY, I: 238 D R U R Y , MISS, I I : 2 8 6 , 2 8 8 , 2 8 9 , 2 9 2 ,

306, 3 1 1 , 318, 351 Dublin University Magazine, II: 29, 140П. Dubois, Mémoires du Cardinal, I: 233. 253

DOUGLAS, M R S . JOSEPH, I I I :

638

DUCHÂTEL,

D O U G L A S , M A R Q U E S S OF, see

HAMIL-

DUCHÂTEL, MME., II:

TON, I Ith Duke of D o w , GERARD, II:

BLUNDELL

SANDYS T R U M B U L L , 3 r d

DRUMMOND, WILMOT

"Monthly

Nurse," I: 351

and 153η., 165η. to 2 8 1 - 8 2

274

Last

428

DOWNING, MRS. HARRIET,

DRAPER,

DON PACIFICO, II: debate 757η. DORAN, JOHN, I V :

DOWLING, MRS., I:

D O Y L E , RICHARD, I: c x i ;

361

CHARLES

DODSWORTH, ROGER, a n d S i r W i l l i a m

DOLANO,

DOWDEN, EDWARD, "Goethe's Days," quoted I: 232η. DOWLING, MR., I: 4 4 9 - 5 0

D O Y L E , ANDREW, Letter

Dobbins],

DODD, MRS., I I :

INDEX

118

CHARLES, I I :

731

738

D U E R , WILLIAM DENNING, I I I : 4 9 7 ,

498, 606. I V : 67, 68

G E N E R A L D U F F , MOUNTSTUART GRANT, IV: 4 1 2 , DUFFERIN,

ELPHINSTONE

414.

FREDERICK LADY

TEMPLE,

[Georgiana

Ham-

ilton, m. Ist Marquess], IV: 231η., 403 DUFF-GORDON,

SIR

ALEXANDER

CORNEWALL, I I : 2 2 9 η . , 2 6 4 ; a n d

T.-Forster fight 295, 297, 298, 303.

304;

578,

740.

393,

IV:

400, 409, 4 1 1 Letter from: II, 300 DUFF-GORDON, LADY [Lucy Austin, m. Sir Alexander], I: 203η. II: 229η., 264, 304, 351, 6o4, 685 DUFFY,

CHARLES

GAVAN, III:

467.

Carlyle, quoted I: cix; II: 227η., 365η. Letter to: III, 467 DUGDALE,

SIR W I L L I A M ,

and

Dodsworth, Monasticon num, I I : 670 DULONG,

FRANÇOIS

Roger

Anglica-

CHARLES,

II:

655 515,

527. 531 DUNLOP, MRS., Letter to: III, 654 D U N N , CHARLES, I V : D U P I N , ANDRÉ, I:

149

358

Du PRE [or D u p r e ] , CALEDON GEORGE, I : 1 4 6 η . , 1 5 3 , 1 8 9 , 1 9 2 ,

198 DUPREZ,

GILBERT-LOUIS,

I:

363.

II: 1 6 5 - 6 6 DUPUIS,

ADOLPHE,

III:

DURAND, M M E . , I:

273

DÜRER, ALBRECHT, I: DURHAM,

JOHN

460η.,

461

286

GEORGE

LAMBTON,

1st Earl of, I: Buller with civ; dead 458 DURHAM, MR., III:

670

Letter to: IV, 269 DUTENS,

LOUIS,

Mémoires

d'un

voyageur, IV: 282 DUTTON, MR., IV: 409; and wife 412 DUVERNAY,

MARIE-LOUISE,

I:

262,

266, 276

228 DUMAS, ALEXANDRE

[fils], III:

676

Demi-Monde, III: 460. Dame aux Camélias, III: "wicked" 618. Quatre femmes, II: 6 7 9 - 8 0 DUMAS,

D U N L O P , JESSIE, I I I :

D U N L O P FAMILY, I I I : 5 0 5 , 5 0 7 ,

ist Marquess of, IV: 231, 402 DUFFERIN,

S 07

INDEX

ALEXANDRE

[père],

II:

"wonderful" 568; 619, 7 3 1 . III: 676. I V : 428 Fils de l'émigré, I: 226. Henri M , I: 88. Monte Christo, III: 304. Mousequetaires, II: 588; IV: 274η. Othon l'Archer, II: T . parodies 1 4 1 . Vicomte de Bragelonne, II: "delight" 588; I V : 421 Dumfries and Galloway Courier, III: 689 D U N D A S , SIR D A V I D , I V :

444

D W A R K A N A U T H , see DWYER,

MAJ.

TAGORE

FRANK,

II:

66-67;

quoted 86n. DYCE,

REV.

ALEXANDER,

IV:

408,

414

EAMES, CHARLES, I I I :

664η.

EAMES, M R S . CHARLES, I I I :

664

E A S T INDIA C O M P A N Y , I : c h a r t e r

42,

47. 51 EASTERN T R I P , I I : d i a r y o n

150-57;

letters on 1 7 6 - 8 8 EASTHOPE, SIR J O H N , I I : EASTLAKE,

SIR

CHARLES

844 LOCK,

I:

DUNDAS, LADY [Lady Emily Moreton, m. Sir James], II: 665

276, 294 EASTLAKE, LADY [Elizabeth Rigby, m. Sir Charles], II: slander on T . and Jane Eyre 341η. IV: 396, 401, 4 1 2

DUNLAP, ARTHUR, I: 27,

EASTNOR,

DUNDAS, R . - A D M .

SIR J A M E S

LEY DEANS, I I : 6 6 5 .

DUNLAP, MR., III:

664

WHIT-

III: 403

29

3rd Earl

VISCOUNT,

see

SOMEBS.

GENERAL INDEX

508

EBDEN, JOHN W A T T S , 1: 4 9 3 , 4 9 5 E B E R S AND CO.

[booksellers],

SCUE,

VISCOUNT,

178

396

E B E R S , M R . AND M R S . , I V : EBRINGTON,

I:

see

FORTE-

3rd Earl

ELLENBOROUGH,

ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL O R D E R ,

II:

EDWARD

2nd Baron

BARON,

see

STANLEY,

E D E N , M R . AND M R S . , I V :

396

EDGELL, MISS W Y A T T , I V :

397

EDGEWORTH, M A R I A ,

I:

395.

Har-

I: 158. Fashionable

EDGEWORTH, M R . , I I :

Life,

LAW,

240

["Bear"], II: 731, 816. III: 267. IV: 392 E L L I O T FAMILY [Thomas Frederick], II: 525, 629, 642, 644, 701, 735η., 744, 746, 750. III: 63, 81, 183, 256, 342, 492, 518, 667. IV: 22, 29 E L L I C E , EDWARD

ELLIOT, REV. GILBERT, I I :

545

1st

Earl of, II: i 6 6 ELLER, M R . , I:

356-57 EDDISBURY,

rington, I : 206

[a servant], III: 62, 63, 67, 73, 75, 80, 100, 158, 301, 306, 375. 376, 397. 416, 642. IV: 4, 52, 80, 82

ELIZA

715

Edinburgh Review, II: T.'s qualifications to write for 190-91, 201-02; 212, 213η.; article "mutilated" by 2 1 4 - 1 5 ; 321, 328, 334, 366. I V : 440 EDMONSTON, a . . Letter to: IV, 24

ELLIOT, H A R R I E T ANNE G E R T R U D E ,

EDMONSTON AND DOUGLAS, I I I : 3 4

ELLIOT, MISS, I I :

see also Arthur's School and Charterhouse, I: T.'s adult view of his own 137—39. ϊ^· Ireland 89; 266 EDWARD VII, IV: 233; marriage 284 EDUCATION,

EDWARDS, H E N R Y S U T H E R L A N D ,

IV:

392η., 403, 404; and wife 408. Recollections, quoted IV: 82η.

EDWARDS,

MR.,

I:

186,

187,

198,

200, 201, 206 EGLOSSTEIN, LOUISE VON. I I I :

442

EGYPT, II: 155-56 E L D E R , D R . EDWARD, I :

12η.

III: 562η. E L G I N , J A M E S B R U C E , 8th Earl of, III: 624. IV: 205, 215η., 384 E L G I N , LADY [Elizabeth Oswald, m. 7th Earl], II: 749 E L I O T , EDWARD G R A N V I L L E , Lord, ELDREDGE, C A P T A I N ,

see

S T . GERMANS

GEORGE [Mary Ann Evans Cross], II: 353η., 490. III: 437П. IV: 190η. Adam Bede, IV: morality in 207; T . "can't read" 238. Amos Barton, IV: i6n.

ELIOT,

II: 645. I l l : 316 ELLIOT, H U G H , I I : ELLIOT,

JOHN,

516η.

JR.,

Letter

to:

IV,

145 ELLIOT, M R S . JOHN, J R . , I V : ELLIOT, M R . ELLIOT,

[ G . 5 5 ] , I:

THOMAS

146

335 183η.

FREDERICK,

I:

cxxv. II: 516η., 715η. III: 25, 53. 55. 63. 135. 495η., 49б. 532· IV: 221, 392, 393. 412

ELLIOT,

MRS.

THOMAS

FREDERICK

[Jane Perry], I: c; biographical cxxv-cxxviii. II: 508η., 509, 512, 524, 541, 6о2п., 603, 620, 658, 664, 674η., 745, 768. III: 53, 63, 124, 173, 183, 263, 264, 458, 506,513,685. IV: dead 278; 391 Letters to: II, 516, 555, 819, 825; III, 35, 51, 132, 221, 266, 480, 494, 507, 529, 547, 558, 580, 590, 6l6; IV, 323, Appendix XXVI ELLIOT, WILLIAM GERALD, Anecdotage, quoted I: clix-clx ELLIOTSON, D R . J O H N , II: 595η., 597, 6oo, 602, 610; Rebecca dedicated to 614; 644, 717 [?], 780η., 815. III: 47; loses money 127; 303. 437. 674. IV: 280, 395. 408

G E N E R A L

Letters to: II, 7 0 4 ; IV, 280, 324 ELLIOTT, GEORGE P., I:

13,

275,

ELLISON,

CUTHBERT

565

EDWARD,

IV:

MRS.

CUTHBERT

EDWARD,

I V : 22, 23, 402 ELSSLER,

FANNY,

II:

ELMORE, ALFRED,

I:

323

BULLER-FUL-

LERTON-ELPHINSTONE,

13 th

Bar-

on, II: 362 ELTON, ARTHUR HALLAM, II:

436η.,

469 [ ? ] , 520П., 569η.; criticism of V. F. 5 8 4 - 8 5 ; 606, 7 1 5 ELTON,

MRS.

ARTHUR

HALLAM

[Rhoda Willis ( B a i r d ) ] , II: 436, 5 1 5 , 520, 5 2 1 , 527, 536, 569η., боб ELTON,

xcvi.

SIR

CHARLES

ABRAHAM,

I:

I I : 436η., 51 б, 518, 580,

715 ELTON,

JANE

OCTAVIA,

ELTON,

JULIA,

see

see

BROOK-

LAURA

PARR,

Mrs.

BEATRICE, AGNES

II:

715,

["Missy"],

ELWIN, WARWICK, I: quoted

cxxix-

MINISTER

" E Ó T H E N , " see EPPS,

DR.,

MRS.

WHITWELL,

WHITWELL

Bedchamber

AT

LE

HAVRE,

KINGLAKE

see

NORRINGTON-EPPS

CASE E R C O L E , SIGNORA, I I I :

The,

328

III: 209, 2 1 1

ERLACH, M M E .

D', I I I :

AUGUSTUS,

669

King

of

Han-

over, II: 363 JOHN

ERRINGTON,

EDWARD,

MRS.

743.

ILL:

I:

JOHN

II:

EDWARD,

668, 670.

E R S K I N E , M R S . , ILL: 4 3 9 ,

ESPARTERO,

bio-

[Frances

JEAN

NIQUE, I : c x l i x . ESSAY C L U B ,

I: 56,

421

IV:

440

BALDOMERO,

ESQUIROL,

graphical cxxviii-cxxxi. I l l : 449, 4-53> 596· I V : 122, 138. Eighteenth Century Men, quoted III: 468η., ó i g n . ; I V : 241П.-43П., 3 7 7 - 8 0 , 390η. Letters to: III, 4 1 3 , 465, 468, 5 5 1 , 5 8 7 ; IV, 1 5 , 163, 194, 237, 2 4 1 , 281, 324 ELWIN,

170

ESCOTT, T . H . S., Trollofe, I V : 8in.

cxxx REV.

cviii.

Letter to: III, 420

II: MARY

I:

743η. III: 668

II: 520, 537, 570, 5 8 1 , 7 1 5 Letter to: II, 605

ELWIN,

ENGLISH

ERRINGTON, 521

746 ELTON,

WALDO,

ENGLISH FAMILY, I: 6, 8

ERNEST

Thomas ELTON, LADY, II: ELTON,

RALPH

crisis 384; 458, 4 8 4 - 8 5 . 1 1 : 7 6 1 62, 8 2 3 - 2 4 . ILL: universal suffrage 15—16 ; Crimean war cabinet 4 1 6 , 4 1 7 ; 4 2 9 ; war scare 5 4 8 - 4 9 , 588, 608; Appendix X V I . I V : 3 1 32; U.S. Civil War 2 1 3 , 231, 263; war scare 443 ; Appendix X I X

Ericsson,

FIELD, M r s . W i l l i a m

and

II: 672η. III: 142η. Essays, III: "wise and benevolent" 5 4 7 ; 548 ENGLAND—POLITICS I:

323

JOHN

WALDO,

ENCKE'S COMET, I:

160

E L M O R E , D R . JOHN RICHARD, I : ELPHINSTONE,

EDWARD

IV:

Waldo Emerson Forbes, ed. Journals, quoted III: 142η. EMERSON,

22, 396, 402, 403, 408, 4 1 1 ELLISON,

E l w i n ] , I: cxxviii. ILL: 469. impressions of T . 377—80 EMERSON,

149

E L L I O T T , BISHOP S T E P H E N , I I I :

509

I N D E X

quoted

II:

ETIENNE

465η. DOMI-

II: 3 57

ESSEX, A R T H U R A L G E R N O N

DE

VERE

CAPELL, 6th Earl of, I V : 4 1 2 η . ESSEX, LADY

[Louisa

Boyle, m.

6th

Earl], I V : 4 1 2 ESTAMPER,

CECILE

D ' , see

HANKEY,

Mrs. William ETHICS

AND

MORALITY,

I:

402-03.

II: 282. I V : 206, 2 2 6 - 2 7 , 244

GENERAL INDEX

510 ETTY, WILLIAM, I: 279,

276η., 476, 659, 667. IV: 326

295

Eurofa, The, III: 270 EVANS,

FREDERICK

MULLETT,

II:

148, 149, 247, 248, 383. III: 384, 614η. IV: 404, 413 Letten to: II, 530; III, 4 3 1 ; IV, 260, 325 E V A N S , M A R Y A N N , see E L I O T , G e o r g e EVANS, ROBERT WILSON, I : EVANS, THOMAS, I :

493

494

Evening Post [New York], III: biography of T . 124η. E V E R E T T , EDWARD, I I I : 1 9 4 ,

202

Letter to: III, 197 EVERSLEY, CHARLES SHAW-LEFEVRE,

ist Viscount, III: 316 EVERSLEY, LEFEVRE,

GEORGE

JOHN

SHAW-

ist Baron, III: 316

EWBANK, REV. W . ,

I:

24,

28, 76 Examiner, The, see also Forster, John, I: cxxi, 132, 400, 453. II: 7η., io6, 164η.; T . writing for 189, 190; "parted company" with 203; 257, 403, 404, 409, 424η.; attacking T . 630-34; 779η·. 78on.; and L. Napoléon 814. III: Ι55η·> ЗбЗ> 389 EXPOSITION DES B E A U X A R T S , I I I : 4 6 0 E Y R E , WILSON, I I I : 2 6 1 ,

MRS.

666

CHARLES

FANSHAWE

FAGAN, MRS., I I :

FAMILY

[Charles],

"FAMILY

FANSHAWE, ROSA [ " T o t t y " ] , I I : 2 7 6 ,

577, 624, 640, 658, 659, 670. III: 640. IV: 326 Letter to: IV, 326 281

FARLEY, CHARLES, I: 1 9 2 , FARQUHAR, GEORGE, I I : FARREN, WILLIAM, I: FAUCHER,

LEON, I:

190

FANE,

see FANE,

FRANCIS

JOHN,

84η.,

327

F A V E R S H A M , M R . , see HENRY

HABERSHAM

EDWARD,

see

ii8

12th Earl of WESTMORLAND,

FAWSETT, MRS., I:

109

FAWSETT,

BARHAM,

WALTER

508η. F A N N Y [a servant], FANSHAWE,

REV.

I:

44,

93

RACHEL,

FELTON,

CORNELIUS

Mme.

C., Ill:

II, King of the Sicilies, III: Ρ attacks 364

FERDINAND

FERGUSON, COLONEL, I I : HENRY

33,

FELT, MRS. WILLARD L . , I l l : HENRY,

n t h Earl of FANE, JULIAN

I:

34. 55. 58, 69, 81

CHARLES,

η9η.,

2бз, 358. 541 Letters to: III, 45, 92, 382, 469

363

WILLIAM

WESTMORLAND,

to: I V , 3 2 7

FAULKNER, MRS., I V :

FELT, WILLARD L . , I l l : i n ,

410

FANCOURT, MAJOR, I I :

750

325

FAULKNER, M R . , Letter

FAWCETT,

240

38

F A R R E R , MISS, I I : 6 9 8 ,

F É L I X , E L I S A , see

321

LIBRARY," I:

II:

176

i66n. Two

569

FERGUSON, D R . ROBERT, I I I :

398

F E R R I E R , JAMES F R E D E R I C K , I V : IV:

230

CHARLES

II:

53. 55. 104, 109, n o

95

FAIRBAIRN, M R . , I V :

II:

271η., 558η., 738. III: 77, 276. III: 409

FAY, LEONTINE, I: 9 1 , FAGAN, G E N E R A L , I I :

S.,

275η., гηЬ, 512, 528, 560, 562, 5б5. 577> 581, 590, 592, 644, 653, 663, 668, 670, 672, 685, 737. 739. 740, 744. 75°. Ш : 17. 72, 626. IV: 429, 431 Letters to: II, 624, 640, 649, 659. 667, 706; III, 80, 473, 630, 632, 640; IV, 27, 326

FARDEL, L . , I V :

24

EWBANK, WILLIAM WITHERS, I:

FANSHAWE,

III: 77.

FERRIER, S.,

II:

SUSAN

tiny, I: 158

EDMONSTONE,

28 Des-

GENERAL INDEX Mystères de Londres,

FÉVAL, PAUL,

MAUNSELL

Memories,

В.,

quoted III: 102η. I I I ; 455η., 456η.

FIELDING CLUB,

I: T . ' s "model" Io8n.; 4 1 2 ; T.'s article on 469η. II: С. Brontë on 341η.; 370; T.'s article on 462; 6i2n., 633, 637.

FIELDING,

HENRY,

184,

III:

304, 402,

466η. I V :

i86, 192

Amelia, I I : 249; "delightful portrait" 416. Josef h Andrews, II: "coarse and careless" 416; "TruUiber" 633. Tom Jones, I I : 424

biograph-

FIELDS, JAMES THOMAS, I :

ical cxxxi-cxxxii.

I L L : 92,

2бо,

514.

458,

507,

112η.,

I V : 135,

150. Yesterdays, quoted 11: J 5 5η. i I I I : i i o n . - i i n . , 113η., ΐξοη., 5ΐη.,

520П.-21П.;

I V : 150η.-

ι68η.

Letters to: III, 1 6 1 , 243» 2491 259, 483, 488, 490, 519. 534; 544, 550 FIELDS,

MRS.

JAMES

162, 259, 545.

THOMAS, I I I : 150

IV:

FILLMORE, MILLARD, I I I : 211,

212,

215,

194, 204, 218,

221,

229, 253, 665 FINCH-HATTON,

see

WILLIAM,

i oth Earl of

FINDLAY, JOHN R I T C H I E , I I I : FRANCIS D . ,

688

Letter to: I V ,

248 FISH

FAMILY

[Hamilton],

IV:

230,

HAMILTON,

I I I : 197η.,

202,

392 MRS.

HAMILTON,

I I I : 197,

208, 548 F I S H E R , J O H N H U T T O N , I : 43, 69 F I T Z G E R A L D , A N D A L U S I A , see SOYRES,

Mrs. Francis de

236,

237,

243,

264,

421,

422,

430, 453,

493,

496,

498. II: 57, 73, 80; staying T . 94, 97, 109; 121, 127, 129, 137, 163; "makes" T . idle" 166; quoted 169η., 1 9 1 η . ; 453; "always right about men" 542; quoted 563η.; 628; thinks T . snobbish 655η.; 703, 497, with 128, "too

7 5 5 , 7 6 5 , 815. I I I : leaves £ 1 , 0 0 0

to A. and Η . Τ . 34, 39; 4 1 9 ; married 641. IV: 312, 356η., 436 Letters to: I, 150, 156, 159, 161,

172,

238,

239,

246,

252,

254,

275,

278,

287,

297,

322,

II, 3, 8, 16, 35, 43, 6 1 , 227, 365, 472; III, 98. Letters jrom: I, 164, 291, 330, 345, 372; II, 265; III, 29, 1 1 4 F I T Z G E R A L D , M R S . E D W A R D [Lucy 349;

FITZGERALD,

on

LORD

162; F G

on

EDWARD,

II:

169.

EDWARD

I: T .

317

MARLBOR-

O U G H , I I : 148, 317η., 3 4 0 ;

"vil-

lain" 366; 843 Letter to: II, 236 FITZGERALD, FITZGERALD, 292, 346.

208, 548, 664. IV: and family FISH,

232,

285; "my crony" 291 ; 305, 308; his translations of Déranger quoted 3 3 1 - 4 1 ; quoted 348η.; 362, 367, Зб8; Ι.Τ. on 388; 394, 4 1 1 , 420,

BOROUGH,

392 FISH,

208,

FITZGERALD, GEORGE

WINCHILSEA,

FINLAY,

EDWARD,

Barton], III: 641

F I L B Y , J O H N , I V : 71η. 210,

I: Ixxxii, ci; cxxxiii; eli, 85 η., io8n., 187, 198; T . on their friendship 200; 201, 202, 207,

FITZGERALD,

biographical

II: 496-97 FIELD,

5"

FITZGERALD,

MRS.

EDWARD

Letters to: II, JOHN

II:

PURCELL,

310.

MRS.

MARL-

339, 346

Ill:

JOHN

I:

30 PURCELL

[Mary Francis], I: 346; "selfish and heartless" 389. II: 212, 310, 366. I l l : 3 1 , 67, 68, 7 1 , 387, 419

Letters to: II, 331; IV, 327 F I T Z G E R A L D , P E T E R , I I : 80, 81, 83 FITZHERBERT, MRS., I V :

12η.

512

GENERAL

FITZJAMES, D U C

D E , I : 113

FITZPATRICK, W . J . , Lever,

F O R D , M R . , I V : 409

quoted

II; б б п . - б у п . , 86η. FITZROY,

ADM.

F O R D , M I S S , I V : 233 F O R D , M R S . , I V : 391, 396, 408, 409

ROBERT,

I V : 290;

and wife 395 FITZWILLIAM

INDEX

MUSEUM,

I : 65, 66

Foreign

Review,

I: T .

wants editorship cxxxiv.

Quarterly

I I : 51,

54, 56, 64, 68, 70, 92, 100, 135,

F L A D G A T E , C O L O N E L , I V : 404

161, 162, 178, 829η., 830η. I V :

FLADGATE,

i6

158,

F R A N C I S , I I : 528η. I I I :

518,

606.

I V : 122,

232,

Letters ίο: I I , 343; I I I , 493; I V , 250, 251. Letter from: I V , 107

GEORGE

CECIL

WELD

FORGUES,

III:

PAUL

410-11.

ÉMILE

DAURAND,

" T . et ses romans,"

I I I : 389

FLADGATE,

MRS.

FRANCIS,

I V : 85,

Letter

to: I I I , 389

F O R M A N , M R . , I : 187, 191

396 FLADGATE, W . ,

IV:

FORREST,

396

F L A U B E R T , G U S T A V E , Mme. IV:

FORESTER,

FORESTER, 3rd B a r o n , I I : 410

3 9 b 394, 396, 408

Bovary,

AND

MRS., I V :

FORREST, EDWIN, I I I : a n d

82η.

"bad"

COLONEL

20

F L E M I N G , M R . , I I I : 70, 71, 1 8 1

F O R R E S T , E M I L Y , I : 415.

FLETCHER,

FORREST FAMILY

JOHN,

I : 253.

Tragedy, I: 232. Money, I: 233

Macready

500П.

F L A X M A N , J O H N , I : 288 Maid's

Wit

without

IV: 8

[William], I :

199,

200 FORREST, G E O R G Y , I V : 1 4

F L O W E R , E L I Z A , I I : 246

F O R R E S T , J O H N H E N R Y , I I : 318, 380

F O L E Y , J O H N H E N R Y , I V : 276, 284,

FORREST,

F O L E Y , M R S . J O H N H E N R Y , I V : 413 FOLLETT FAMILY, I V : FOLLETT,

ROBERT,

B . SPENCER,

I V : 38η.,

4б5 FORREST, M R S . W I L L I A M

SIR

WILLIAM

WEBB, II:

208

[Georgiana Carmichael-Smyth], I : 82η., 103, 109, 193, 259· IV: 8, 14

FORSTER, CHRISTOPHER,

F O N B L A N Q U E , A L B A N Y , I : 399, 400.

FORSTER,

189,

8ii.

229η., 4 3 8 ,

631,

Letters

to: I I , 270; I I I , 225,

SAMUEL,

Mayor

of

I : 400 Garratt,

I : 99η. F O R B E S , SIR J O H N , I I : 61 i n . F O R B E S M A C K E N Z I E A C T , see A C T FORBES, M R . , FORBES,

15η.

WALDO

Π : 186

see also Examiner, The, I : cxviii, cxx, cxxi, cxxiii; biographical cxxxiii-cxxxvii; 378, 400П.

JOHN,

I I : 7, 64, 68, I I I , 143,

148, 163, 186, 189η., 248; " g r e a t -

274, 293

FONBLANQUE, MRS. ALBANY, FOOTE,

792,

I V : 403, 413

462; I V ,

22η.

F O R R E S T , L T . - C O L . W I L L I A M , I : 82,

F O L T H O R P E , J . W . , I I : 480 II:

I:

109, 176, 203, 226, 243, 259η.,

397

397, 414· FOLLETT,

CAPT.

IV: 8, 14, 20 [ ? ]

413η., 440

EMERSON,

and E d -

ward Waldo Emerson, ed. Journals, quoted III: 142η.

est man I know" 252-53; 259, 261; letters of the "false as hell" fight 294-304; 308, 377; " u n commonly k i n d " 403; 404, 424, 429; reviews Paris S.B. 453, 457; 466, 573, 629; article on pensions attacks T . 629-34; 704, 754; conduct gives T . " p a i n " 779-80; reconciliation 781-82; 789; "trai-

G E N E R A L

I N D E X

513

tor and a sneak" 792; 811, 815,

FRANKLIN,

829η. I I I : 4, 46-47, 1 2 7 ; r e v i e w s

FRASCATI'S, see also Gambling, I : 90,

Esmond 155; 175, 223, 226, 231, 250, 341; reviews English Hu-

FRASER, ALEXANDER

mourists

513,

396;

5i8;

468η.,

469,

appointed

500,

to lunacy

c o m m i s s i o n 552, 564, 583; 591η.;

married 620; and Dickens theatricals 643. I V : 58; and Garrick Club Affair 118П.-19П.; 122, 163η., 1 7 1 ; offended at T . ' s characterization 238; 313, 390, 392 Letters to: I , 455; II, 56, 114, 241,

257,

660,

670;

295,

297,

301,

370,

I I I , 399,

449,

453,

486; IV, 328, 329. Letters II,

from:

294, 295, 298, 303; I V , 61

FORSTER, MRS. JOHN [Eliza Anne Crosbie], I I I : 449, 620. I V : 39ОП., 392 FORSYTH, M R . , FORTESCUE,

IV:

415

HUGH,

3rd

Earl, I I I :

680 F O S T E R , M I S S , I I : 702η. FOSTER, MRS., FOSTER,

Ned,"

I : 109,

STEPHEN,

117 " O l d

Uncle

I I : 746

F O U B E , M R S . , I : 350, 353 FOURNIER,

MARC,

and

Adolphe

Philippe, Paillasse, II: 737 FOURREAU,

M.,

Fox,

321

MRS.

GEORGE

LANE,

I I : 363,

364, 452 F o x , H E N R Y E D W A R D , see H O L L A N D ,

CAMPBELL, I I :

772η. F R A S E R , A N N I E , I : 389, 399 F R A S E R F A M I L Y , I I I : 353 FRASER, 204,

JAMES, 353,

I : xci,

354,

I : 158;

Letters

to: I , 179, 348, 351, II, 29; IV,

329 Traseras Magazine, 179η., i g i n . ,

I: cvii, cxlvii, 132, 200, 280η., 303η.;

T . and Maginn writing for 350, 351; T . drawing for 356; 367, 386η., 437, 4б9, 488.

140,

141,

160П., 161,

191η.,

263,

V.

423;

F.

264η.,

169,

283;

538η.;

177,

reviews

Kingsley

in

725; 840. III: " F r e e British N e groes" in 247, 252; 429, 434; Goethe and 444, 445η. IV: 15, 152, 209, 2 1 0 ; Skelton in 216; 271η.; A . T . i n 272η.; 371 I I I : 687

219, 494, 578, 731, 743. I I I : "good fellow" 267. I V : 79, 359 Letters to: II, 217; I V , 77, 243,

330 FRASER, SIR W I L L I A M A U G U S T U S , I I :

tailors

358,

444,

495, 653. III: L . Napoleon's couf d'état 16; 17; Franco-Russian alliance 544 WAKEFIELD,

I I I : 487, 500, 502, 5 1 1 , 605

Ubique,

F R E A K , C H A R L E S , I V : 35 F R E N C H , M R S . , I l l : 662

D R . JOHN

I I : 43, 54,

64; Keane's insulting article in 103-05; O'Donnell's plagiarized papers in 130; 135, 137, 139,

FREDERICK

FRANCIS,

446,

364, 387, 407, 488;

382η.;

II: 355,

200,

399,

459-60

revolt 268; 360; July revolution 425.

cviin.,

356,

75ОП. I V : 396. Hie et quoted II: 643η.—44η.

4th Baron F o x , W I L L I A M J O H N S O N , I I : 246 F R A N C E — POLITICS,

134

F R A S E R , T H O M A S , I I : 140, 141, 142,

43η.

F o x , C H A R L E S J A M E S , I I : 245, 645η.

III:

III:

96, 237, 506

FRASER, P E T E R ,

I I : 142

FOWLER, THOMAS, I V :

BENJAMIN,

THE

GREAT,

III:

321

F R I A R , M R S . , I : 429

FRIEDRICH KARL, Prince of Prussia, I: 127 FRIEDRICH

WILHELM

Prussia, I: 158

III,King of

GENERAL

5Н FRIEDRICH

IV, King of

WILHELM

Prussia, I I : 4 2 1 FRISWELL, JAMES H A I N , Houses

with

thi Fronts Of, I I I : 402, 4 0 4 - 0 5 Letter to: I I I , 402. Letter from: I I I , 404 FRITH FAMILY, I I :

155

FRITH, ROBERT WILLIAM, I: 1 9 , FROST, C H A R L E S , I I I : FROST, J O H N , I :

ANTHONY,

218

and

T.

Carlyle, ed. Letters and Memorials, quoted I: civ, clvii-clix F R Y , E L I Z A B E T H , Memoirs, I I : Mrs. B. reads 5 7 7 - 7 8 F R Y , M R . , I I : 578 FULFORD, FRANCIS

[Bishop of Mon-

treal], I I I : 2 6 1 R O G E R , and Lytton Strachey, ed. Cremile Memoirs, quoted I: cv; I I I : 6o8n.

FULFORD,

F U L L E R , COLONEL, I V : FULLER,

MRS.

172

[Hester quoted I:

RICHARD

Thackeray Ritchie], cxii-cxiv, clxv, 506

F U L L E R T O N , LADY GEORGIANA C H A R LOTTE, I I I :

66 569

Letter to: I I I , 600 HORACE

III:

quoted 203 η. 346

GAGIOTTI, M M E . , I I : 5 1 5 ,

559,

CHARLES N O E L ,

560 ist

Earl of, I I : 6 7 1 GALE,

FREDERICK,

II:

692,

251,

273 ANDRÉ,

France

d'Anquetil,

I I : 829 G A L T , J O H N , The Radical, I: "clever but dull" 2 0 1 . Stanley Buxton, I: 1 8 7

GALWAY,

CAPT.

DOUGLAS

STRUTT,

GEORGE

EDWARD

697,

7 3 5 η . I V : 1 5 . "Progress of a Railway Bill," IV: 1 5 Letter to: II, 798 Galignani's Messenger, I: 1 4 8 , 295η.; T . to write for 358, 359. I I : 43, 90, 244, 4 7 5 , 581 G A L I G N A N I ' S SHOP [Jean-Antoine and

ARUN-

DELL MONCKTON-ARUNDELL,

6th

Viscount, I V : 4 1 0 , 4 1 2 G A L W A Y , L A D Y [Henrietta Milnes, m. 6th Viscount], I V : 4 1 0 η . , 4 1 2 G A L L W E Y , MISS, I I :

792

G A M B A , T E R E S A , see

BOISSY

GAMBLE, JANE С., III:

609

GAMBLING, see also Frascati's, No. 60, No. 6 4 , 1 : 9 0 - 9 1 , 93, 9 5 ; T . ' s discourse on 9 6 - 9 7 ; 98, 1 3 8 η . ; debt 1 7 5 ; 1 8 6 , 1 8 7 , 1 9 1 , 1 9 7 , 1 9 8 , 199, 200, 2 0 1 , 202, 204, 205, 207, 208, 2 2 5 , 228, 229, 230, 2 3 7 , Appendix IV. I I : 4 1 4 , 415, 416, 419, 421, 735. Ill: 289, 5 1 2 . IV: 435 G A R D E N , VIRGINIA, I I : 6 0 2 η . GARLICK, DR., IV: GARNETT,

HOWARD,

F U R S E AND C O M P A N Y , I I I :

GAINSBOROUGH,

CHARLES

GARDNER, MRS., I V : 4 0 2 ,

F U L L E R T O N AND R A Y M O N D , I I I : FURNESS,

G A L L A I T , LOUIS, I V : GALLOIS,

225,

IV: 1 6 2

"scoundrel" 4 1 1

JAMES

Guillaume], I: 1 0 2 , 358, 359. 3 6 1 , 363

GALTON,

698

FROUDE, JAMES ANTHONY, I V : FROUDE,

111

INDEX

412

19

ROBERT

S.,

e d . 'New

Sketch Book, I I : loon., 140η. GARRICK CLUB, see also Garrick Club Affair, I: 263, 2 6 4 ; members 2 6 5 ; 282, 308, 3 1 3 , 350, 404, 4 1 6 η . I I : 94, 1 1 4 , 1 3 4 , 1 4 4 , i j o , 224, 454, 5 1 4 , 528η., 5 3 3 , 540, 6 i 2 n . , 665, 766, 843. I l l : 1 5 8 , 392, 455η., 464η., 472П., 474, 493> 494> 606, 674. I V : i6n., 1 8 , 64, 8 i n . , 86, 90, 9 1 η . , 99П., 1 0 7 , i09> 1 1 6 , 1 1 7 , 1 1 8 , 1 3 1 η . , 1 3 3 , 134П·, 149П·, 202, 2 2 1 , 2 3 2 , 2 3 5 , 2 5 1 , 265, 296, 3 1 2 , 3 1 3 , 3 3 5 , 3 5 2 , 358, 3 9 1 , 395, 4 1 1 , 416 GARRICK

CLUB

AFFAIR,

see

also

GENERAL INDEX Yates, Edmund, 1: cxx, cxxxvii. IV: 5on.; correspondence of 8 9 92, 9 3 - 9 7 . 9 8 - 1 0 4 , 105-06, 107, 109, 116-120, 121, 122; Yates's pamphlet 131, 132; 133-35, 163η., 202 GARRICK

CLUB,

COMMITTEE

OF

THE, Letters to: IV, 93, 94, 95, 98, l o i , 103, 119 Garrick Club: Correspondence, IV: 107 Garrick Club: Refort of the Committee, quoted IV: 105η. GARRICK, DAVID, I I I : 3 0 4 .

IV:

71η.,

GARROW, SIR W I L L I A M , I :

and family

1755188,424

GEORGIA

Τ able-Book,

HISTORICAL

II:

SOCIETY,

Sec-

retary of the. Letter to: III, 553 G E R M A N Y — P O L I T I C S , I : revolution 119; 158. I I : 444 GERHARD,

CAPTAIN,

I:

223,

227,

229, 230, 249 E D W A R D , I : 47. Decline and Fall, I: 228; "entertaining" 229. Memoirs, quoted I I I : 459

GIBBON,

GiBBs, HENRY, I: 1 9 0 , GIBBS, JOSEPH, I : GiBBS,

THOMAS

191

497

WASHBOURNE,

MRS.

GASSIOT, M I S S , I V :

WILLIAM

GAUTIER, THÉOPHILE, IV: 265,

Let-

207

[of Richmond],

MR.

IV:

70 843η.

GIBSON, THOMAS M I L N E R , I I : GIBSON,

MRS.

THOMAS

MILNER

[Susanna CuUum], II: 843 Letter to: II, 599 STANLEY

GIFFORD, 402

JOHN, II: 645η. Beggar's Of era, I: 177; II: 344η. Gazette des Tribunaux, II: 32 G E O R G E I , I I : 645η. I I I : 65, 474, 488, 491, 493, 592, 629η., 33

LEES,

I:

209;

ROBERT

FRANCIS,

2nd

Baron, IV: 188 G I G O U X , J E A N FRANÇOIS, I I : GILBERT, HENRY, III:

732

267

GILBERT, MR., IV:

358

GILMAN,

DELEVAN,

ARTHUR

III:

520 GILMAN, D R . SAMUEL, I I I :

630

645η. 111:321,474, 4 9 b 494. 501. 502, 507, 519, 526, 529, 546, 564, 571, 583, 585. 590. 595. 637η., 656. IV: 9 , I O , 43η., 5 3 , 84η., 88η., З З 8 , 391, 442 G E O R G E IV, I: 57. 6 4 , 109η., 163. II: 317, 724. III: 474, 475, 477, 491, 494, 519, 526; "contemptible imposter" 590; 592, 595, 612. IV: 3, 12, 262η., 267η., 5 4 3 " · ; T.'s lecture on attacked 564; 571, 584 GEORGE III, II:

666

210, 421

GAY,

GEORGE II, I I I : 4 7 4 , 4 9 4 , 5 6 4 ,

GIBSON,

GIFFARD,

250

Letter to: IV, 249 G A T T Y , A L F R E D , I : quoted 25η.

IV:

G I B S O N , D R . , ILL:

GIBSON, M R . , I : 2 0 5 ,

[Elizabeth Cleghorne Stevenson], Miss Bronte, I: T.'s feeling against xcivn. GASKER, ATHANASIUS, fseud. see C L A R K E , Edward William

Б75П.

George Cruikshank's 198η.

ters to: II, 783, 799

390П.

GASKELL,

54

hires lating 139, 141, 841 Letter to: II, 159

GIRALDON, M . , I I :

Τ.

665

for trans-

GIROT, BLANCHE, I I I :

138

GLADSTONE,

EWART,

III:

290, 402,

411

388η.,

WILLIAM

457П.

GLADSTONE,

IV:

MRS.

WILLIAM

EWART

[Catherine Glynne], IV: 411 Glasgow Argus, I: 464 GLASGOW,

DOWAGER

COUNTESS

OF

[Julia Sinclair, m. 4th Earl], IV: 402 GLASS, J A M E S , I I I :

512

GLASS, M R S . J A M E S , I I I :

536

GENERAL

5i6 GLEIG,

GEORGE

II: 294 Globe, The, tion with GLOYNE, 240,

Waterloo,

ROBERT,

I : T.'s possible connec409.

111:138

MRS., 243,

288,

216,

231,

GOLDSMITH, O L I V E R , I : c x x x v i . I I :

305.

Forster's book on 3 7 0 - 7 1 ; I l l : 124η., 1 5 1 . IV: anecdote 7 1 η . ; l86, 39ОП. "Deserted Village," II: 663. Vicar of Wakefield, I: and Elwin cxxix

IV: 4 CHRISTOPH

fheus,

WILIBALD,

Or-

I: "sublime" 363 MRS.

ISABELLA

DALLAS, I I I :

293

GOLDWORTHY,

GLYNN,

HENRY,

IV:

380. " G M , "

312;

781.

GLUCK, GLYN,

II: 361. I V : 297. "Reminiscences of T . , " quoted I : 259η.; I I : Збоп. Letters to: II, 259, 355, 398

289,

I I : 215,

287,

INDEX

I I : 148, 362. I L L :

320

see B U T L E R ,

GODERICH,

Mrs.

see R I P O N

GODWIN, GEORGE, London

Shadows,

III: 360 Letter to: III, 360 GOETHE, ALMA

444

[Ottilie von Pogwisch], I: 125, 131, 153η. II: 798η. III: 443, 445 Letters to: I, 153, 184 WOLFGANG

VON,

I: 125; T . meets 130; 136, 137, 140; "old rogue" 148. I I : 133, 262, 772. I l l : T . ' s reminiscences of 442-45; Lewezow affair 522, 523

G O L D I E , M R S . , I : 103 I : 190, 197

GOLDSMID, A L B E R T , I V :

422

FRANCIS H E N R Y ,

GOLDSMID,

MRS.

FRANCIS

I I : 515 HENRY,

11:515 Letter to: III, 441 GOLDSMID,

SIR

ISAAC L Y O N ,

I I : 645

[Isabel Goldsmid, m. Sir Isaac], II: 645

GOLDSMID,

LADY

GOLDSMID,

MR.,

GOLDSMITH,

IV:

MAJ.

II:

I:

3 1 , 257,

MARTHA,

I: 31,

257,

193

402 FREDERICK

MISS,

I : 392, 399. I I :

763-64 GOODLAKE, M R . , GOPITS, M R . , GORDON,

I V : 408

I V : 409

ALEXANDER,

GORDON,

Duke of,

GEORGE

HAMILTON,

see

ABERDEEN GORDON, O . , GORE,

Ill:

CAPT.

672 AUGUSTUS

WORTH, I V : CECILIA

THYNNE, GORE,

WENT-

192, 193 ANNE

MARY,

see

Lady

M R S . CHARLES

ARTHUR

[Catherine

Moody],

I I : 585,

695η., 697,

699.

285. I V :

III:

192

Banketts Wife, IV: 196. Cecil, II: 13. "Congress of Vienna," II: 162. Hamiltons, II: 724. Mayfair, I : 203. Sketches of English Character, II: 724η. Letters to: I I , 694, 7 2 4 ; I I I , 27. 73. 7 4 i IV, 195 GORE

HOUSE,

see B L E S S I N G T O N

G O R H A M C O N T R O V E R S Y , I I : 662 GORHAM,

GEORGE

CORNELIUS,

662η. J.,

4th

I I : 683η.

GORE,

Taust, I: 124η., 1 3 3 ; III: quoted 266; IV: 48. Wilhelm Meister, I : Carlyle translation "wretched" 213. Reinecke Tuchs, I V : 253. Werther, I: 3 1 2 ; III: 150η., 412

GOLDSMID,

GOLDWORTHY,

GOODCHILD,

G O E T H E , F R A U A U G U S T VON

GOLDSHEDE, M R . ,

JOHN,

393η., 4 1 2 , 4 1 9 , 420, 438, 443, 452, 472, II: 91, 99, 193, 2бо, III: 125

G O O D C H I L D , J O H N , I I : 763

VON. I I I :

JOHANN

352, 427, 484. 373.

427.

G O E T H E , A U G U S T V O N , I : 125η., 134

GOETHE,

259» 425, 473, 319,

GOSSAINT, M . ,

III:

94

II:

GENERAL GOSSE, EDMUND, Swinburne, I V : 285П.-86П. GOURDIN, M R . , I I I :

Gownsman, "GP,"

The,

see

quoted

517

G R E E N , JOHN

["Paddy"],

666

G R E E N H O W , MISS, I I I : 2 1 0 ,

I : 85η.

GREENHOW,

CARMICHAEL-SMYTH,

AND J A C K S O N , see

ROBERT, I I I :

GREENHOW,

MRS.

JACKSON

GREENWOOD, FREDERICK, GREGORY, G .

GREGORY, MRS., I V : GREIG, M R . , I:

MRS.

ALLAN

[Harriet

GRENVILLE,

B e c h e r ] , I: cx, 4 G R A H A M , MISS, I :

NET

25

MARY,

see

CARMICHAEL,

M r s . Charles ANTOINE

AGÉNOR,

DUC

de, I I : 593η., 7 5 0 " · ANNE

DE

GRIMAUD,

Duchesse de, I I : 593η., 7 5 0 GRAMP, MR., II:

Peofle,

II: 126, 139 GRANT, MR., I: 193, see

Thomas

Brinsley GRANVILLE,

GEORGE,

see

SUTHER-

LAND, 2nd D u k e of GRANVILLE,

2nd

GEORGE Earl,

II:

359, 8 1 4 Letter to: I V , 283 GRANVILLE,

LADY

THOMAS

see

BUCKINGHAM,

GRESHAM, M R . , I V ;

414 Vert

Vert, I I : 236 GREVILLE,

CHARLES,

CHARLES,

GREY,

Memoirs,

2nd

Earl,

Marie

COLLEY,

Letter

I:

and

ILL: 2 5 η .

3 R D E A R L D E , see

RIPON,

WILLIAM

GEORGE,

670 GRIER, R. M . , lohn I: Ixxxiii

Allen,

G R I E V E , THOMAS, I : GRISI,

25,

quoted

241

JAMES G . ,

MME.

III:

ILL:

GIULIA,

I:

581η. 266.

II:

3 3 5 ; Castlereagh duel 6 4 3 , 6 4 4 η .

GROTE, MRS., III: GUDIN,

495

301η. 70η.

THÉODORE,

II:

731,

732,

7 3 6 , 7 4 3 . I I I : 6 7 0 . I V : 428 Letters to: II, 7 4 1 , 745

to: I V , 208 GRAY [a cook]. I I I : 69, 3 7 6 , 562, 5 6 5 , 6 5 6 η . , 0 5 7 . I V : 1 3 , 52

G U E R A R D , JOHN Μ . ,

G R A Y , T H O M A S , Elegy,

G U I L D OF L I T E R A T U R E AND A R T ,

GREAT

EXHIBITION

I: OF

129η, 1851,

see

also Crystal Palace, I I : 7 0 2 , 7 6 7 68, 7 6 9 , 7 7 1 , 7 8 6 GREATHED, L T . - C O L . EDWARD RIS, I V : GREELEY,

411 HORACE, III:

HAR-

GUDIN,

MRS.

THÉODORE

[Louise

G o r d o n H a y ] , I I : 7 3 6 , 743 III:

665 II:

770 G U I L L E M A R D , JAMES, I : 2 7 ,

29.

II:

245 GuizoT, LAUME,

662

ist

Marquess of

GROTE, M R . , I:

[Lady

2nd

GRESSET, JEAN-BAPTISTE-LOUIS,

GROOME, ROBERT, I: 1 0 7 η . ,

Louisa Joseph, m. 2nd E a r l ] , I I : 3 7 4 , 6 8 3 , 6 8 5 . I L L : 369, 6 7 4 GRATTAN,

PLANTAGE-

D u k e of

GRIMSHAW,

GRANVILLE

LEVESON-GOWER,

CHANDOS,

GREY,

200

NORTON,

RICHARD

reform bill i 8 8 n .

400

GRANT, JAMES, Paris and ils

433

219

TEMPLE-NUGENT-BRYDGES-

GREY,

ASHBURTON

G R A N T , FRANCIS, I V :

302Π.

412

quoted I: c v ; I I I : 6o8n.

52

G R A N G E , T H E , see

GRANTLEY,

[Rose

IV:

В., I V : 4 1 0 ,

GRAHAM, CAPT. ALLAN, I: cx

GRAMONT,

213 210η.

ROBERT

GRAHAM,

GRAMONT,

232,

O ' N e i l ] , III: 2ion., 213

and Graham

GRAHAM,

IV:

2 6 5 , 266

M a j . Henry GRAHAM

INDEX

427

FRANÇOIS I:

457.

PIERRE ILL:

GUIL-

138η.

IV:

G E N E R A L

SI8 GuizoT,

MLLE

HENRIETTE,

see

GUNNELL,

MR.,

I:

190,

191,

207,

208, 209 GUNNING, HENRY, I: 52, 67, GUNTER, II:

189

MARIA

FRANCES,

ERT, I I I :

150,

160

122,

148 SAMUEL

CHRISTIAN

FRIEDRICH, I: I . T . with 356 HAIGHT, RICHARD K . , I V :

264

HAILSTONE,

56,

JOHN,

I:

53,

493,

494, 495, 496, 497 HAINES, W I L L I A M C L A R K , I : JACQUES

MENTAL

IV:

392,

ÉLIE,

495

FRANÇOIS

FRO-

Tentation,

I:

La

[?],

IV:

392,

411,

276

DR.

[G.

56],

I:

183η.

1 9 5 , 209, 576, 582, 587, 590, 594, 609, 7 2 6 HALLIDAY, MRS. [Augusta Thackeray ( E U i o t ) , G . 5 4 ] , I: 183, 2 6 3 , 4 4 7 . II: 35, 144, 1 4 5 , 1 7 4 ; fight with Mrs. C - S 189, 1 9 5 ; 196, 209, 243, 494, 5 7 5 ; dying 576, 5 8 1 , 5 8 2 ; dead 586, 589 II: 145,

[or Faversham], ROB2 4 1 , 665

HAHNEMANN,

LADY

HALLIDAY, 411

H A D E N , FRANCIS SEYMOUR, I V :

HALÉVY,

[?],

412

95

G W I L T , JO, I I : 1 2 4 ,

HABERSHAM

H A L L É , SIR C H A R L E S HALLÉ,

482

G U R N E Y , RUSSELL, I V : 4 0 2 ,

I89,

HALYBURTON, HAMERTON,

MR.,

BESS,

IV:

I:

400

359,

475·

II:

10, 23, 46, 49, 7 5 , 86, 9 1 , 96, 102, 1 3 5 , 1 3 9 , 1 4 1 , 1 4 2 , 1 7 3 , 210, 2 5 0 ; keeping house for T . 2 5 8 ; dismissed 2 8 4 - 8 6 ; 287, 288, 308, 328, 334, 400, 4 0 1 , 4 9 5 96, 587, 607. I V : 77 Letter to: II, 284 HAMERTON, MARIA, I: 3 5 9 , 4 7 5 .

HALKETT,

LT.-COL.

JOHN

CRAIGIE,

687 ABRAHAM

OAKEY,

III:

487,

500 HALL, DR., II: 473

H A L L , MRS., Letter HALL, WILLIAM, I:

HENRY,

HALLAM,

HENRY,

I:

and

I: Mrs.

196 B.

affair xcviii. II: 271 ; objects to T . and Mrs. B. 4 9 2 ; 524, 525, 556η., 5 8 i n . , 585, 6 1 7 , 620; backs T . for Athenaeum 6 3 7 ; 6 6 1 , 664, 7 0 6 ; at son's funeral 7 1 4 , 7 1 5 , 7 1 7 ; 745, 746, 7 7 7 , 814. ILL: 1 1 9 η . , 232. I V : 343 HALLAM,

HENRY

FITZMAURICE,

ALEXANDER

HAMILTON

DOUGLAS, 7th Duke of Brandon and l o t h Duke of. III: 75

459

ARTHUR

II:

10, 23, 1 3 5 , 139, 1 4 1 , 1 4 2 , 1 7 3 , 587. ILL: 3 1 0 , 325, 3 6 1 , 398, 571. I V : 77, 79 Letter to: II, 607 HAMILTON,

to: I V , 3 3 0

HALLAM,

443, 552, 606, 705; η\η·,

JULIA

393

GUNSTEN, CAPTAIN, I I I :

III:

HALLAM,

see LENNARD, Lady

WITT

HALL,

INDEX

II:

450, 468, 508η., 525, 528, 558, 569, 5 7 7 , 5 8 1 , 6o2, 6 1 7 , 664, 680, 6 8 2 η . ; dead 7 0 6 ; funeral 7 1 4 , 7 1 5 η . , memoir of 746

HAMILTON, see

ROBERT

MONTGOMERIE,

BELHAVEN

HAMILTON,

SIR W I L L I A M ,

HAMILTON, ANTHONY

WILLIAM

II:

538η.

ALEXANDER

ARCHIBALD

DOUGLAS,

8th Duke of Brandon and Duke of, II: 593. I V : 4 2 1

ilth

H A M L E Y , C O L . EDWARD B R U C E ,

633, 687. [?]

I V : 390

HAMMER-PURGSTALL,

[?],

JOSEPH,

herr von, Osmanischen

III:

398η. Frei-

Reiches,

I:

285 HAMPSTEAD

family

COURT,

see

CROWE

GENERAL HAMPTON

CHILDREN

[Frank],

III:

652, 654. I V : 80, 1 1 0 , 230, 235, 279, 303 HAMPTON,

FRANK,

I:

Ixxxix.

III:

engaged to SSB 4.84; marriage 496, 5 1 6 , 5 1 7 , 525, 526; 555, 5 5 6 - 5 7 . 558, 5 6 1 , 586, 6 1 4 , 629, 6 5 4 HAMPTON,

MRS.

569.

FRANK

572,

["SSB,"

Sally Baxter], I: Ixxxviii. Ill: 1 4 2 ; T . in love with 149, 1 5 4 ; 1 5 9 , 160, 164, 1 6 5 , 1 7 7 , 183, 184, 190, 1 9 1 , 194, 204, 205, 206, 207, 210, 2 1 2 , 2 1 3 , 2 1 4 , 2 1 6 , 224, 244, 257, 260, 261, 267, 270, 2 7 1 , 274, 275, 282, 307, 309, 3 1 3 . 335. 356, 357. 358, 369. 370, 481 ; engaged 484, 496, 5 1 3 . 5 1 5 ; married 5 2 1 , 522, 523, 525, 5 2 6 ; 532, 542, 555, 556, 558, 559. 5 6 1 , 568, 569, 572, 586, 603, 604, 609, 6 2 7 , 629, 664. I V : 55, 56, 57, 81, 83, 109, i i o , 2 1 3 , 229, 230, 2 3 5 ; T . ' s reaction to her death 2 7 8 - 7 9 ; 298, 303 Letters to: III, 150, 1 5 1 , 283, 296, 3 1 4 , 327, 5 1 6 , 6 1 1 , 652 HAMPTON,

COL. WADE, III:

484η.,

HAMPTON, WADE, I I I : IV:

484

FREDERICK

WILLIAM,

414

HANCOCK, THOMAS, I I : HANDEL,

GEORGE

I:

Messiah 7 8 η . ; L T . and 389, 440. I I I : 687 100, 139, 140, 623, 634, 687

142,

II:

143.

HANKEY,

FANNY, I I I : 7 7 , 6 3 4 ,

HANKEY,

MRS.,

634, 687. HANKEY,

ILL:

I: cxvii.

II:

98, ILL: 687

135,

634

THOMSON, I V :

77

WILLIAM

H A N N A Y , JAMES, I I I : T .

412

[Cecile

recommends

4 6 5 - 6 6 ; 469. I V : 149. King Dobbs, I I : 553. Satires and Satirists, III: 466 Letter to: II, 553 HARCOURT,

SIR

GRANVILLE

WILLIAM

GEORGE

VENABLES

VERNON,

II: 508. I l l : 564. I V : 391 HARDING, M R . , I I :

145

HARDINGE, H E N R Y , ist Viscount,

II:

2 3 1 , 546. I l l : 588. I V : 393η. HARDINGE, LADY [Lady Emily Jane Stewart (James), m. ist Viscount], I V : 393, 402 HARDWICKE,

CHARLES

PHILIP

YoRKE, 4th Earl of, I I : 547η. HARDWICKE,

PHILIP

YORKE,

3rd

Earl of, I: 36η. II: 646η. HARE,

JULIUS

CHARLES,

H A R E , MISSES, I I :

I:

43,

68

286

H A R L E V I L L E , J E A N FRANÇOIS C O L L I N

D'. Monsieur ¿e Crac, I: 285 HARMAN,

JAMES W O O L L E Y ,

I:

493,

II:

337.

495 HARNESS,

REV.

WILLIAM,

ILL: 288. I V : and wife 4 1 4 Letter to: II, 490 BROTHERS,

III:

to

publish

Humourists 1 3 1 , 132, 1 5 8 ; 280, 300. I V : 55, 58, 60, 76 Letter to: III, 130 Harfer's

Weekly,

HARRINGTON,

130η.

I V : 92η.

LEICESTER

FITZGER-

ALD C H A R L E S S T A N H O P E , 5 t h E a r l

of, I V : 273η., 399 HARRINGTON,

LADY

Green, m. 5th Earl], 399. 402, 4 0 3 , 4 0 4 HARRIS

FAMILY,

I:

[Elizabeth

IV:

273,

II:

135,

HOWARD,

see

400.

357 HARRIS,

412η.

H A N K E Y , M R S . THOMSON, I V : HANKEY, WILLIAM, III:

MRS.

d'Estamper], III: 77

H A R P E R , JAMES, I I I :

805

FREDERICK,

H A N K E Y , CAPTAIN, I : cxvii.

519

HANKEY,

HARPER

559. 568 HAMSTEDE,

INDEX

JAMES

MALMESBURY

HARRIS,

543η.

MR.

[of

Baltimore],

III:

GENERAL

520 HARRIS,

MR.

[of

Cambridge],

I:

496, 497 CHARLES, I I : 429

HARTE, MR., I: 1 4 1 ,

144

HARTFORD,

HAZLITT,

366

H A R T L E Y , JAMES, I I : 2 5 3 ,

568,

IST

576

689

MARQUESS

OF,

see

MOIRA, E a r l of HASTINGS,

LADY

ELIZABETH,

II:

779«· HATCH, IV,

MRS.

THERESA,

Leiter

to:

140

HATTON, M R .

HAWES, S I R

AND M R S . , I V :

BENJAMIN,

395

IV:

331η.,

391 LADY [Sophia Brunei, m. Sir Benjamin], Letter to: IV, 3 3 1

HAWES,

HAWKES, R E V . M R . , I I I :

HAWKINS, M R . , Letter HAWKS, SAMUEL, I: HAWTHORNE,

604

to: I I , 7 8 7 68

NATHANIEL,

Newcomes Notebooks, GEN.

on

465 η.—66n. English quoted I I I : 360η.

H A Y , LORD CHARLES, I V : HAY,

III:

LORD

188

JAMES,

II:

743.

3 1 , 38, 4 1 HAY, LADY [Elizabeth Forbes, Lord James], I V : 38 Letters to: IV, 3 1 , 4 1 IV:

H A Y , LORD JOHN, I V : HAYDN,

FRANZ

m.

81

JOSEPH,

III:

167,

268 HAYDON,

BENJAMIN

ROBERT, I:

T.

on painting of 186. I I : 245 HAYNE, JULIA, III: 589, HAYTER, IV:

3,

WILLIAM

594

GOODENOUGH,

387

HAYWARD,

ABRAHAM,

II:

803.

P.,

WILLIAM,

245—46. IV: tions, I I : 1 3 7

SUMMERS, I V :

HASSELL, M R S . , ILL:

WILLIS

ILL:

IV:

412

598η.,

599П., 6oi

482

400

HARRISON F A M I L Y , I :

HASTINGS,

HAYWOOD, J A M E S , I I :

HAZARD,

HARRISON, CAPTAIN, I I I : 4 7 9 , HARRISON,

INDEX

202η.,

265, 3 2 1 ; "prodigious compliments" from 449; 459, 7 S 4 N . I L L : 1 2 7 , 393. " T . ' s Writings," I I : 334 Letters to: II, 3 1 2 , 3 1 6 , 3 2 7 , 358, 6 3 s , 636, 728, 776

II:

275η.

HEAD, M R S . , ILL: 4 3 8 η . H E A L T H , I : 1 7 , 2 6 η . , ηη,

anecdote

Conversa-

79-80,

8 i , 1 2 6 , 1 3 3 , 1 7 5 , 1 9 1 , 290, 400, 4 4 1 , 460, 468. I I : 40, 43, 95, 1 0 7 , 109, 1 1 2 , 1 3 5 , 1 4 0 , 1 4 3 , 1 4 5 , 1 4 8 , 1 5 4 , 166, 2 1 1 , 2 3 4 35. 346, 4 5 9 - 6 0 , 554, 5 9 5 - 6 0 7 , 677, 6 7 8 - 7 9 , 694, 707, 7 2 7 , 8 1 1 . III·· 37, 75, 82, 87, 99, 1 7 1 , 246, 262, 277, 279, 280, 3 0 1 , 302, 3 0 3 , 322, 3 2 3 , 3 2 5 , 328, 3 3 2 , 3 3 3 , 334, 3 4 1 , 3 4 2 , 346, 3 4 7 , 349, 350, 3 5 2 , 3 5 5 , 356, 358, 359, 3 6 1 , 362, 3 7 5 , 382, 3 8 5 86, 387, 392, 393, 3 9 6 - 9 7 , 398, 4 0 1 , 403, 404, 406, 407, 408, 4 1 1 , 4 2 3 , 426, 4 2 7 , 4 3 7 , 438, 449, 4 5 1 , 4 5 2 , 469, 4 8 1 , 4 9 1 , 495, 502, 503, 504, 505, 507, 5 0 9 , 5 1 1 , 5 1 4 , 5 1 6 , 5 1 8 , 520, 5 2 2 , 5 2 3 , 534, 540, 544, 554, 558, 566, 5 7 3 , 576, 584, 5 9 1 , 594, 596, 598, 599, 600, 603, 604, 605, 6 0 7 - 0 8 , 6 1 0 , 6 1 1 , 6 1 2 , 6 1 3 , 6 1 4 , 6 1 5 , 626, 627, 628, 6 3 1 , 634, 644, 649, 6 5 3 , 669, 670, 673, 675, 6 7 7 , 686. I V : 1 5 , 2 1 , 25, 39, 5 1 , 54, 56, 62, 66, 67, 68, 72, 77, 78, 80, 85, 97, 1 0 8 , 109, n o , I I I , 1 1 2 , 1 2 7 , 128, 129, 132, 136, 139, 140, 1 4 2 , 1 4 8 , 1 5 4 , 1 7 2 , 202, 203, 208, 209, 2 1 2 , 2 1 4 , 2 2 1 , 2 2 3 , 227, 2 3 1 , 2 3 3 , 250, 2 5 2 , 2 5 5 , 263, 264, 265, 266, 277, 296, 299, 307, 3 1 8 , 320, 3 2 4 , 3 2 7 , 3 3 1 , 338, 3 4 5 , 350, 3 6 1 , 3 6 5 , 3 7 3 , 390, 3 9 1 , 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 404, 408, 4 1 3 , 4 1 4 , 4 2 1 , 4 2 5 , 4 3 8 , 4 3 9 , 4 4 1 , Appendix X X V I I I

GENERAL H E A T H , CHARLES, I : 2 0 1 , 2 0 2 ,

203,

205, 287. II: 139, 140η., 1 5 9

LetUr to: IV, 287

HEATH,

MR.,

121,

IV:

392,

408,

4 1 0 , 4 1 3 ; and wife 4 1 4 [or

Heatly],

496

MR.,

IV:

I:

JAMES W I L L I A M

LUCAS,

HEGENHEIM,

of

Cal-

IV: 262 541

HEDGES, SIR CHARLES, I I :

[or O r y ]

ORI

D',

I:

94, 95, 2 2 7 , 2 3 0 , 2 3 1 , 2 3 2 HELPS, ARTHUR, 11: 7 3 5 ,

166

IV:

HENDERSON, D R . , I I : HENLEY, IV:

822

392

HENNELL, SARAH, I I I : 4 3 7 η . , 4 3 8 η . HENRION, ANGELINA, I I : 6 7 8 , H E N R Y , PATRICK, I V :

679

74

HERAUD, JOHN ABRAHAM, I I :

"noble

madness and dullness" 24 HERBERLE, M L L E , HERBERT,

SIR

202

I:

CHARLES

HEYWORTH, JAMES I : 5 3 ,

HENRY

I:

ARTHUR,

II:

713η· MRS.

HENRY

ARTHUR

[Grace Pollock], I I : 709, 7 1 3

HICKS,

SIDNEY,

ist

Baron,

II:

481η.

HIGGINS,

[Mary

III:

MATTHEW

JAMES

HERING, D R . WILLIAM, I I : 46, 5 2 IV:

corre-

spondence on 274—75 HERSCHEL,

SIR

5 8 1 , 585

JOHN

MRS.

MATTHEW

ÉMILE

HILL, ARTHUR

["Jacob

JAMES, ["Marco

MARC

des

In-

. . .

102

MARCUS

CECIL,

see

SANDYS, 3 r d Baron

HILL,

REV.

JUSTLY,

MRS.

JUSTLY

88 I:

220,

221,

[Jane-Helena

Shute], I : 2 2 0 H I L L , M R . AND M R S . , I V : 4 0 9 ,

HILLIER FREDERICK,

Letters

1 9 . I V : 396, 4 0 3 , 4 1 2

valides, II: 830. Mémoires ¿"un f a g e , I: 234

418

HEROINES,

112,

274

Saint H i l a i r e " ] , L'Hôtel

A'Court-Repington, m. ist Baron], I I : 481 AND

II:

O m n i u m " ] , I : biographical cxxxviicxxxix. I I : 3 4 5 , 389, 42ОП., 4 2 1 , 4 5 0 , 6 5 4 , 664, 7 7 7 . I L L : 3 9 0 , 3 9 5 . 4 2 6 , 4 5 0 , 459η., 590, 670. I V : 3 ; in Garrick Club Affair 1 2 1 ; 1 7 8 , 3 2 8 , 3 9 2 , 396, 4 0 3 , 4 1 2 , 434, 438. "Paterfamilias," I V : 178

HILL,

HEROES

I: 488.

H I L L , SIR GEORGE, I I :

LADY

675

HicKsoN, W I L L I A M E D W A R D , to: I I , 48, 50

Elizabeth

HERBERT,

II:

LEONARD,

H I L L , ALEXANDER, I I :

H E R B E R T , J O H N ROGERS, 1 1 1 : 1 1 , 6 6 HERBERT,

412 495

G P 448η. I I : and Constitutiond debts 49, 58, 95, 96, 9 7 , 99, 1 0 0 , 107-08, 1 1 2 , 1 1 3

H1LAIRE,

HERBERT,

366

HEWSON, M R . , I V :

HIGGINS, LYON,

367 HERBERT,

17

HESSEY, JAMES AUGUSTUS, I I I :

HICKS, THOMAS, I I I :

330. Homes I: T . burlesques 4 4 5 -

FELICIA,

of England, 46

37

495

1 8 8 , 349. 762. I V : 6, 4 1 2

739

HELVETIUS, CLAUDE ADRIEN, I : HEMANS,

SEY-

HICKMAN, M R . , I : creditor of T . and

843

[Bishop

REGINALD

cutta], India,

H E R V E Y , LORD, I : 3 6 ,

H I B B E R T , JOHN, I I I : 6 6 7 ,

494, 4 9 5 , 496

H E B E L E R , BERNARD, I I : HEBER,

FRANCIS C H A R L E S

MOUR, 3rd Marquess of. I I I : original of " L o r d Steyne" 3 6 3 η .

HEYWOOD, JAMES, I V : 4 0 1 ,

4 0 3 , 409, 4 1 1 HEAVISIDE,

HERTFORD,

HESKITH, M R . , I:

H E A T H C O T E , J O H N EDENSOR, I :

HEATLEV

521

INDEX

[or

Hillyar],

MISS, I : 2 1 8 , 2 1 9 , HIND, JOHN, I : 4 9 5 ,

220 497

MRS.

414

AND

522 HINE,

GENERAL JAMES,

46, 48, 53,

I:

26η.,

29,

32,

516η.

m.

HoARES, MISSES, I I : 7 3 9 JOHN

CAM

[Lord

Broughton], I I : 707η., 7 1 6 , 7 1 8 η . , 72б, 824. III: 4 ; " K i n d dear old feUow" 5; 632, 643, 667, 672. I V : 392. Recollections, quoted II: 717η. HODDER, GEORGE, I I I : 4 6 7 .

Mem-

ories, quoted II: 266η.—67η. Letters to: II, 268; III, 367, 450, 467 HODGES, M R . , 1 : HODGSON,

HOLLAND, LADY [Lady AugustaM a r y Coventry, m. 4th Baron], I: clxviii. ILL: 68, 70, 73, 309, 667 Letters to: III, 7 1 ; IV, 50 HOLLAND,

HENRY

MRS.

DANIEL,

IV:

KIRKMAN

DANIEL,

413

HOFFMAN,

ERNST

THEODOR

AMA-

DEUS, " T h e Golden P o t , " I: 2 1 4 . Prinzessin Brambilla, I: 225 HOGARTH, GEORGINA, I I : 2 6 1 ,

367,

569. ILL: 643. I V : and Dickens separation 86, 131 HOGARTH, WILLIAM,

THURSTON,

III:

321;

Sala

writing on 4 7 1

H o L L E Y , MISS, I I I : HOLLINGSHEAD,

468η.

JOHN,

II:

HOLLINGWORTH, SQUIRE, I :

I V : 395> 397 HOLLOND, MRS. ROBERT [ E l l e n J u l i a HOLMES,

MARY,

I:

biographical

ILL: 16, 25, 63, 68,

71 Letters to: III, 8, 1 1 , 1 2 , 19, 20, 26, 28, 45, 66, l O I HOLMES,

DR.

OLIVER

WENDELL,

III: 63η.; "true poet" 152. fessor at the Breakfast-Table, 231 H O M E , DANIEL DUNGLAS, I I I : IV:

364η.

123

HONE, NATHANIEL, I:

161

HOGG, M R . , I V :

HOOD,

276

SAMUEL

HOOD, REYNOLDS,

Memories, quoted I V : 1 7 4 η . Letter to: IV, 251 to: I V ,

251

123η.

H O L L A N D , H E N R Y EDWARD FOX, 4 t h

Baron, I: clxviii. I I : 335, 648. ILL: 68, 69, 70, 73,

THOMAS

647, 667.

III:

375

103.

Whims

I: i 6 n . [the

younger],

IV:

articles submitted C M 1 9 7 ; 398 Letter to: \4, λόη. Letter from: I V , 183 Memorials,

HOLLAND, LADY [Saba Smith, m. Sir H e n r y ] , Sydney Smith, III: 4 6 2 ; I V : 44ОП.

SO

THOMAS,

HOOD, THOMAS,

H O L L A N D , SIR H E N R Y , I : x c

IV:

H O N E Y W O O D , JAMES, I I I :

and Oddities,

288

HOLE, ROBERT, I: 68

H O L L , M R . , Letter

ProIV:

199η.

HOGG, LADY [Mary Claudina Swinton, m. Sir James], I I : 364

REV.

418

HOLLOND, ROBERT, I I : 6 6 3 η . , 8 4 3 η .

HOMPESCH, COUNT, I:

HOLE,

quoted

149η. Letter to: IV, 157

HOMER, I: 207

H O G G , SIR JAMES W E I R , I I :

H O G G , M R S . , ILL:

see

KNUTSFORD

cxxxix-cxli.

HODGSON,

309,

T e e d ] , II: 843, 844

154

KIRKMAN

413η. IV:

to: II, 5 7 5 ; III,

349

HISLOP, LADY [Emma EUiot, Sir T h o m a s ] , I I : 516η., 645 SIR

Letters

39,

55

H I S L O P , SIR T H O M A S , I I :

HOBHOUSE,

INDEX

and

F.F.

Broderip,

I V : 196

H O O K , THEODORE EDWARD, I :

13η.,

254. Peter Priggins, II: "immense vulgarity" 2 4 - 2 5 . Sayings and Doings, I: 259 HOOKER, RICHARD, I : HOOPER, M R . , I I I :

428

676

H O P E , LADY MILDRED, I V :

403

GENERAL HOPE,

THOMAS,

Anastasius,

HOPKINS, A . I., LttUr

I:

228

to: I V , 54.

HoPLEY, G . Α., I I I : 6 6 5

HORACE [Quintus Horatius Flaccus], Ars Poetica, IV: 160, 167. Efisiles, II: 766. Odes, I: 1 1 7 , 514;

II:

271;

T.'s

imitation

of

2 8 1 ; 4 0 1 , 463, 553п., 720, 8 o i ; I I I : 47, 48, 90, 201, 363; I V : 260 H Ö R N E , SIR E V E R A R D , I V : HÖRNE, II:

REV.

THOMAS

129

HARTWELL,

422

HORNECK,

CATHERINE

AND

MARY

[the "Jessamy B r i d e " ] , II: 371 H O R T O N , PRISCILLA, I :

374

H O T T E N , JOHN C A M D E N ,

Thackeray,

quoted I: 301η. HOUGHTON,

LORD,

see

MILNES,

Richard Monckton Household Words, I I : 363η.,

393П.,

470,

710.

ILL:

472П.

IV:

Dickens's separation in 86n.; 157 H O W A R D , C H A R L E S , see H O W A R D , MISS, I : 2 8 4 , HOWDEN,

JOHN

NORFOLK 286

HOBART

CARADOC,

2nd Baron, I I : 649. H I : 309, 670. IV: 423 H O W E , ESTIS, I I I : HOWE, M .

A . D E W O L F E , New

Let-

ters, quoted III: 165η. H U D S O N , SIR G E O F F R E Y , I : H U G H E S , MISS, I I I : VICTOR

275

224.

II:

Bug Jargal, I: 133. Dernier Jour, 1: 133. Feuilles d''automne, I: "poetical" 225. Hans d4slande, I: 133. Hernani, I: 127, 133. Marion Delorme, I: " h o r r i d " 362. Notre Dame, 1: "genius" 228. Rhine, II: T . ' s article on 42, 44, 830. Roi s'amuse, I: 238 DAVID, I: F G

on

II: 7 3 ;

T . writes for 9 7 , 139, 142, 1 4 7 , 148, 166, 1 7 5 ; "India letter" 840, 841, 842 HuMMELL,

JOHANN

NEPOMUK,

I:

1 2 7 , 133, 1 5 4 HUNT, [James H e n r y ] LEIGH, I: 4 4 6 ; sketch of 501. II: 14, 248, 490, 595, 723 Autobiografhy, I I : 7 1 1 . Legend of Florence, I: "charming" 4 2 1 . " M a n of Letters," I V : 170 Letters to: II, 307, 3 3 1 , 332, 3 4 7 ; I V , 332 HUNT,

THORNTON

LEIGH,

II:

595,

I:

295,

711 Letters to: IV, 4 1 , 185 HUNT,

WILLIAM

HOLMAN,

329. Pre-Rafhaelitism, quoted I V : 271П.-72П. HUNTINGTON, LADY [Selina Shirley, m. 9th Earl], II: 473 HURLBUT,

WILLIAM

164,

HURST, THOMAS, I :

HENRY,

III:

264η.

HUTCHINSON, M R . , I I I :

Elder, clxxii;

375

"writes like a G o d A l m i g h t y " 44. I V : "a queer heathen" 427

HUME,

325

HUME, MR., I: 260η., 270.

664

386

H U X L E Y , LEONARD, House

651

MARIE, I:

H U M E , JOSEPH, I : 3 0 1 η . ,

H U T T O N , MISSES, I I :

HUGHES, REV. M R . , III: 6 0 4 HUGO,

1 6 7 , 169, 170. II: T . reading life of 234. Essays, I ; 56. History, I: 4 8 ; II: 245, 821

614η.

i66n.

HUDSON, G E O R G E , I I I :

523

INDEX

166,

IV:

of

quoted I: clxvii, II: 6 i i n . - i 2 n . ,

Smith,

clxviii, 804η.;

219П.-20П.

HUYSHE, ALFRED, I: 23 HUYSHE,

58,

68.

H U Y S H E , M R S . FRANCIS, I'- 1 9 3 .

II:

II:

REV.

FRANCIS,

I:

501

310. HUYSHE,

ILL:

9, 16

HARRIET,

I:

60,

62.

II:

I:

15,

42,

501 HUYSHE,

WENTWORTH,

57, 62, 68, 9 1 . II: 3 1 0 H Y N D F O R D H O U S E , see

Col. and Mrs.

CARMICHAEL,

GENERAL

524 I B R A H I M PASHA, I I : 1 5 5 ,

Oracles of God, I : "finest piece of eloquence" 247-48

237

IGNATIUS, F A T H E R , I I I :

343

Illustrated London News, I I I : 562, 585, 638. I V : 160; quoted i 6 o n . 6in.; 194 Illustrated Times, I V : Yates in 1 1 9 η . , I 3 i n . ; 302, 417 IMPEY

FAMILY, I : [or

J A N E , see INGILBY,

230, 2 3 1 . III:

Ingleby],

AUSTIN, M r s .

MARY

LISCOMB,

IV:

8

264 HARRIET

Charles II:

286η.

I I I : 388 INGILBY,

MRS.,

IRVING,

JOSEPH,

Times,

III:

388

Annals

of

IRVING,

PIERRE

M.,

Washington

quoted I I I : 171П.-72П.

IRVING, WASHINGTON, I I I : T .

ISAAC, C A P T A I N , I I I :

40

286η.

I S T R I E , D U C H E S S D',

I I I : 460

INGLIS,

II:

ISTRIE,

BESSIÈRES,

SIR

ROBERT

H.,

quoted

INTERNATIONAL

COPYRIGHT,

II:

meets

134; quoted 171η.; 2 I I , 510η., 5 I I - I 2 , 519. I V : on T . 7 3 - 7 4 ; 191. Crayon Miscellanies, I: 285, 288. Washington, III: 512; IV: 73

I N G I L B Y , SIR H E N R Y , I I :

517η.; 5 I 8 . I I I : 667. I V : 323

Our

quoted I I I : 627

I R V I N G , M R S . , ILL: 6 6 2

Irving,

INGERSOLL, JOSEPH R . , INGILBY

INDEX

NAPOLÉON

Duc

d', I I I : 460 ITALY, see also chronology, I I I : 326

Dickens and 66. I I I : 204, 243 I N V E R A R I T Y , E L I Z A B E T H , I : 1 8 6 , 203

Inverness Courier, I V : 36η., g o n . IRELAND, see also clironology, I I : " w h o does understand?" 78; and clergy 89; T . on Irish character 13ОП. ; Ρ and famine 266; T . article on 352; 414. I l l : Irish in America 228

JACKSON, A N D R E W , JACKSON

AND

III;

196η.

GRAHAM,

IV:

397,

400, 402, 403, 404 JACKSON, R E V . JOHN, I I :

439

JACOB,

fseud.

LE

BIBLIOPHILE,

JACOBS, M R . , I I : 4 0 5

IRVINE, R E V , ANDREW, I I I : 406η.

J A F F R A Y , A R T H U R , I I : 39,

IRVINE, MRS. ANDREW, I I I : 406η.

JAFFRAY FAMILY, I :

IRVINE,

J A F F R A Y , M R S . JOHN RICHMOND,

COL.

I: 447η. 406η.

ARCHIBALD

II:

609η.,

[G.

89],

617.

III:

[Marianne

Shakespear, G . 88], I: 447. II: 244, 609η., 617. I I I : 37η. I V : 414 Letters to: II, 351 ; I V , 169, 332 IRVINE, CHARLES THOMAS, I I : IRVINE

CHILDREN

643

[Archibald],

II:

609 IRVINE,

JOHN

WILLIAM,

III:

406.

"Newcome," quoted I: 409η. Nineteenth Century, quoted I I I : 37η., 435П. IRVINE, MISS, I I : IRVING,

REV.

643

EDWARD,

II:

749η.

195

343 II:

39 JAMES,

IRVINE, MRS. ARCHIBALD

see

LACROIX

EDWIN

JOHN,

IV:

advising

Yates on Garrick Club Affair 1 0 2 , I06n., 1 1 6 - 2 0 , 1 2 1 JAMES

FRANCIS

EDWARD

STUART

[the " O l d P r e t e n d e r " ] , I I I : 4 4 7 JAMES,

GEORGE

PAYNE

RAINSFORD,

II: 2 7 0 ; T . burlesques style 6 5 7 58. I l l : 1 3 1 η . JAMES, H . , I V :

412

JAMES, HENRY [ J r . ] , Small Boy, quoted I : c x x ; I I I : 142η.—43η. Story, quoted I I I : 330η.—31η., 338η., 4ΐ4η·> 5 2 9 П - 3 0 П . JAMES, H E N R Y

[Sr.], III: 142;

saulting" T . 281 JAMES, M R S . H E N R Y , I I I :

661

"as-

GENERAL JAMES, S. ["Jeames DelaPluche"], II: 647, 669, 672, 680, 725, 729, 730, 733. 7 4 7 . 808, 8 1 2 , 8 1 7 , 820. III: s, 22, 3 1 , 33, 38, 44, 63, 82, 276 JAMES, M R S . S., I I : 8 1 2 . JAMES,

WILLIAM

III: 63 II:

MILBOURNE,

338η., 507, 682, 7 s 6 , 844. III: 3 7 7 . 4 7 7 . 6 7 4 · I V : 287, 401 [ ? ] . 4 1 2 . Ways and Means, terpiece" 526 JAMES,

MRS.

WILLIAM

I : "mas-

[Maria O t t e r ] , I I : 5141г., 524. 586, 667, 6 7 5 . I V : 4 1 2 Letters to: I I , 338, 507, 5 1 8 , 526, 705, 7 5 6 ; I I I , 377, 4 7 7 ; I V , 287 MRS.

[Anna

ROBERT

Brownell M u r p h y ] , I I : 7 6 9 ; pension awarded 786. Winter Studies, I: attacked by T . 377 Letter to: I I , 787 JANIN, JULES GABRIEL, I I : 4 9 9 ;

T.

on 500; 5 7 8 ; T . hoaxes 5 7 9 ; 580, 742. I L L : 309, 460, 670. I V : 409 JAY, J O H N , I I I :

142

J A Y , M R S . , ILL:

661

JEAFFRESON, JOHN

CORDY, I V :

rela-

tions with T . 410П., 4 1 6 , 4 1 7 . Recollections, quoted I V : 401η., 41 on. J E F F R E Y , FRANCIS, L o r d , I I ; 5 3 8 η . JEFFRYS,

NATHANIEL,

IV:

and

George I V 12 JERDAN, WILLIAM, I I : 1 3 6 ;

promises

notice of Irish S. B. 1 1 1 ; 296η. Letters to: I, 3 1 3 ; II, 131 ; IV, 333 JERMYN, REV. G . В., I:

52s

spierre" 681 ; 682η., 704. III: 30; on T . ' s supposed Catholicism 3 4 2 ; editing Lloyd's 3 6 3 ; 4 0 5 ; attacks T . for snobbery in Leech article 4 1 7 , 4 1 8 ; 426, 455η. I V : l 6 n . , 48, 139. Black-eyed Susan, I: 203. Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures, II: 248η. JERROLD, W I L L I A M BLANCHARD,

J E R R O L D , DOUGLAS W I L L I A M , I : a n d

Doyle's Catholicism cxxiv; T . ' s relations with cxlvi; and Constitutional 301η. I I : 248; controversy with T . on anti-clericalism 274, 275η., 2 8 1 - 8 2 ; "hates" T . 308; 389, 580; "savage little Robe-

III:

358η. 410η.

JEWSBURY, GERALDINE, I V :

JOAN OF ARC, I I : T . likens C . Bronte to 612П. J O C E L Y N , LADY E L I Z A B E T H F R A N C E S ,

see LONDONDERRY, Lady [m. 4th Marquess] J O C E L Y N , J O H N S T R A N G E , see

RODEN,

5 th Earl RODEN,

2nd

JOCELYN, ROBERT, Viscount, II:

662

JOCELYN,

see

ROBERT,

Earl JOCELYN, LADY [ L a d y Frances C o w -

per, m. Viscount Robert], II: 662 J O H N , see

GOLDWORTHY

JOHN [a servant], II: 6oon., 602n., 610 John Bull, I : 13.

I I : 480.

ILL: 395

323

JOHNSON, J O H N , I :

J O H N S O N , M R . AND M R S . , I V : JOHNSON,

DR.

SAMUEL,

I:

412

anecdote

4 4 4 · И : 645η. I I I : i 6 i n . , 5 4 4 ; couplet quoted 565η.; 574, 6 1 9 η . I V : anecdote 190η.; 390, 396. Vanity of Human Wishes, I: 542, 685 208

JOHNSTONE, M R . , I : JOHNSTONE,

io6

IV:

36 JESSE, CAPTAIN, Beau BrummeU,

MILBOURNE

III:

JAMESON,

INDEX

MR.

AND

MRS.,

ILL:

5 7 1 . 572 JoiNviLLE,

PRINCE

[François

DE

d ' O r l é a n ] , II: 151 JONES, I I :

330

JONES, C . W . , Letter JONES, DAVID, I :

to: I V ,

178

321

J O N E S , E R N E S T , Letter

to:

IV,

189

526

GENERAL

JONES, G E O R G E

to: I I I , K E L L Y ,

В . , Leiters

MRS.

GEORGE

В . , I I I : 134

HARRY

LONGUEVILLE,

I:

JONES, D R . H E N R Y B E N C E , I V : 396,

JONES, MISSES, Letters

to: I V , 225,

248 [ a n a c t o r ] , I : 237

MR.

[father

of D a v i d ] ,

I:

321 BEN,

I : 293η.;

on Bacon

345 J O P E , M R . , I : 214, 2 1 8 , 246 JORDAN, H E N R Y , I V : 401 Journal

des Débats,

500, 578.

I I : 160,

452,

I I I : 309

LOUIS

to: I I , 396

GEORGE

ANTOINE

JULES, Π : 4 3 7

J u p p , MRS., I: 358 JUVENAL [Decimus Junius Juvenalis], II: "truculent b r u t e " 5 S 3η. Satires,

KELVIN, LADY

144, 145η. THOMSON,

ist

IV: 2 7

[Margaret Crum, m. IV: 2 7

KEMBLE,

C H A R L E S , I : biographical cxliii; 177, 194; "excellent fell o w " 239; talk of his being knighted 433-34; drawing of 502. I I : 703 KEMBLE, MRS. CHARLES [Marie Thérèse D e c a m p ] , I : biographical cxliii; 173, 325. I I : 803. I l l : 3, 343 K E M B L E F A M I L Y [Charles], I : biographical cxliii-cxliv; 194, 198, 205, 207, 413, 421

JOYCE, M R . , I V : 5 8 J O Y C E , W I L L I A M , Letter JuLLiEN,

117

K E M B L E , A D E L A I D E , see SARTORIS

JONES, J O H N , I I I : 426

JONSON,

WILLIAM

1 s t B a r o n ] , I I I : 637η.

397. 4 0 9

JONES,

KELVIN,

B a r o n , I I I : 637η.

228, 229, 230, 358. I I : 474

JONES, M R .

ILL,

[Ada Cunningham, m . Sir F i t z r o y ] , IV: m

K E L L Y , ROBERT, I I I :

[?], 259η., 2бо, 458, 6б2 JONES,

SIR F I T Z R O Y , I V :

K E L L Y , LADY

259, 458 JONES,

INDEX

I I I : 207; I V : 160

KEMBLE,

FRANCES A N N

["Fanny,"

Mrs. Pierce Butler], I : cxliii; "much delighted w i t h " 105; 170, 177, i86n., 194η.

I I :" d i r t y as a

38—39;

housemaid"

702η. I I I :

127, 184, 230; T . "almost likes" 340;

345.

584·

I V : 272η.; T .

"learned to admire but not e n d u r e " 438. Later K A L I S C H , D R . , I l l : 479, 482 K A N E , E L I S H A K E N T , I I I : 484. I V : 18, 442 JAMES

Letter

PHIL-

KEMBLE,

I : 271. "Illustrations of Discount," I I : T . ' s letter of protest about 103-05

KEMBLE,

LIPS, I I : 278, 279, 280 K E A N , E D M U N D , I : 110, 141 KEANE, DAVID DEADY,

GEORGE,

?elew

Islands,

II:

246 K E E L E Y , M A R Y L U C Y , I I I : 585 K E E N E , C H A R L E S , I V : 162, 404, 413 433.

to: I I , 778

H E N R Y , I : cxliii; "dear fellow" 172; 173, 175, 192, 239, 240, 241, 282. I l l : 392 JOHN

MITCHELL,

I:

cxliii, 1 7 2 ; "a forced plant" 1 7 3 ; 177, 192, 196, 208, 239; "noble fellow" 277; 296; and B F R 346, 374, 382, 383; 387, 398, 400;

K E A T S , J O H N , I : 407η. I I I : 298

Keefsake,

q u o t e d I I : 778η.-

K E M B L E , G E R T R U D E , see S A N T L E Y

KAY-SHUTTLEWORTH,

KEATE,

Life,

79«·

The, I : 132. I I : 420, 426, ILL: 264η.

I V : 371

K E L L A R , MISS, I I : 373

"gives himself airs" 420 ; 434 Letters KEMBLE,

to: I , 324, 378, 406 MRS.

JOHN

MITCHELL

[Natalie W e n d t ] , I : cxliii, 387, 398. I I : 702 K E M P I S , T H O M A S À , I I : 615, 616

GENERAL K E N E A L Y , EDWARD VAUGHAN

Goethe, 140

II: 699.

II:

EDWARD,

77

KENNAWAY

FAMILY

[Sir

John],

II:

763η., 7 б 4 KENNAWAY,

KENNAWAY,

JOHN

60.

T.

[ist

Bart.],

wants cornetcy

SIR J O H N

[2nd

Bart.],

763

II:

K E N N A W A Y , SUSAN, see

NOEL

JOHN

143

PENDLETON,

K E N N E D Y , M R S . , ILL: KENNEDY,

III:

Petigru,

Letter

to:

K E N N E Y , CHARLES LAMB, II:

IV,

attacks

Kickleburys 728η., 7 5 1 , 754 Letter to: II, 785 K E N N Y , M R . AND M R S . , I V : JOHN

402

FREDERICK,

III:

498, 5 i o n . DUCHESS

OF

[Princess

toria Maria Louisa burg], I: 1 5 9 , 4 1 5 KENYON, JOHN,

II:

of

245,

Vic-

Saxe-Co247,

466,

667, 784. I L L : 381 Letters to: II, 4 8 3 ; IV, 333 KENYON, MRS. JOHN, I I I :

to: I I , 3 1 7

KERRICH,

I:

JOHN,

160,

K E R R I C H , M R S . JOHN K E R R I C H , JOHN

399.

II:

[Mary-EIeanor

[Jr.], IV:

EARL

OF,

408

see

LANS-

DOWNE, 3rd Marquess of KEYS, M R . , II:

188

K I D D L E , JOHN L . , I I : MR.,

CHARLES,

III: 4 9 7 η .

IV:

65η., 66 K I N G , JAMES K I N G , I I I : JUDGE

675

MITCHELL,

III:

238,

239, 665

I: III:

185,

MRS.

MITCHELL,

250η.,

375,

KING, MRS., IV: 403 498

on Carlyle cviii; cxxvii; on Procter cliv; 195, 196. II: 264, 3 1 9 , 505, 542, 628η., 7 7 7 , 825. III: 125, 126, observing the Crimean War 3 9 5 ; 403. IV: standing for liament 38. Eôthen, II: 152 KINGSLEY, CHARLES, II: 7 2 5 ;

knowledge of the 3 1 7 . IV: 218. 698, 699, 762. 7 6 2 ; IV: quoted Letter to: IV, SIR

I:

Mrs. 237, 645, 194; 394, Par-

"little

w o r l d " 790. ILL : Alton Locke, II: Yeast, II: 725η., 378η. 133

WILLIAM

144 WELLES-

IV: 392 [ ? ] , 402, 4 1 2 , 413 Letters to: IV, 267, 288, 334 KNIGHTON, LADY [Clementina Jameson, m. Sir William], IV: 122η., 267, 334. 392 [ ? ] , 402, 4 1 2 , 4 1 3 Letter to: IV, 288 KNOWLES, JAMES SHERIDAN, II:

and Tennyson pension Hunchback, I: 194 KNOX, MARIA, II:

430 195,

III:

560

KNOWLES, M R . , Letter

95

BISHOP O F , I :

498, 500

532,

570,

LEY,

F i t z G e r a l d ] , I: i 6 o n . II: 5, 44

KINDERLEY,

III:

KNIGHTON,

5. 4 3 - 4 4

K1LLALOE,

SONS,

KIRWAN, A. V., II: 1 3 5 ,

381

K E R , MISS, Letter

4ΤΗ

AND

KINGLAKE, ALEXANDER WILLIAM,

11

PATRICK,

KENSETT,

J.G.,

KING, RUFUS, III: 4 9 7 η . ,

114

KING,

[Susan

540, 544> 545. 550, 565, 1 7 3 . 582· I V : 66

KING,

543, 6 1 8 . I V : quoted 11 i n . Letter to: III, 197

KERRY,

44

Letter to: III, 560 60,

KENNEDY,

KING,

KING,

KENNAWAY, MARIA, I:

KENT,

K I N G , G E O R G E , I:

KING, MRS. H E N R Y

K I N G , JAMES G O R E ,

SIR

I: 60, 7 7 η . ; from 126 I:

527

later Mrs. C . C . B o w e n ] , III: 569

KENNAWAY, REV. CHARLES I:

HYDE,

"Maginn,"

INDEX

199 497,

KNUTSFORD,

22;

225.

to: III, 5 7 4

189

HENRY

THURSTAN

HOLLAND, ist Viscount, III: 68n. KNUTSFORD, LADY [Margaret Jean

528

GENERAL

INDEX

T r e v e l y a n , m. ist V i s c o u n t ] , I I I :

LANDSEER, C H A R L E S , I I :

68

LANDSEER,

K O C K , P A U L DE, I I :

247

Соси, I : 2 2 1 , 2 2 2 . Lattière ¿c Montjermeil, I: 236. Sœur Anne, I:

222

KoLD, M R . , I I I : 548 KOSSUTH, LOUIS, I I : P a l m e r s t o n

and

816 AUGUSTUS

VON,

I:

translating 140. "Trost Scheiden," I I I : 3 1 4

T.

beim

192η. I:

HENRY,

and K . Perry c x x v ; cxxxviii, 2 7 9 . I l l : 69, 70, 4 5 1 , 6 8 5 . I V : illustrating for C M 1 8 3 ; 1 8 4 , 2 1 4 , 3 9 2 , 3 9 7 , 400, 409, 4 1 4 Letters to: I V , 1 7 6 , 1 7 9 , Letter from: I V , 1 8 7

180.

HENRY

HENRY

170,

LANGDALE, LADY [ L a d y Jane E l i z a beth Harley, m . ist B a r o n ] , I V : 402

DUPRÉ,

III:

6 7 4 , 685

LANGFORD, H A R R I E T , I : 2 7 3 ,

275

L A N G L E Y , S., I V : 8 6 , 1 9 7 , 2 7 2 ,

LACHEVARDIÈRE, I : 4 3 5 .

Π:

LACLOS, CHODERLOS DE. Les

dangereuses,

841

LANGSLOW, C A P T A I N , I :

Liaisons

LANGSLOW, R O B E R T [ G . 6 3 ] , I :

I : 213 Roi

PAUL,

de

Ribouds,

1:

225 LADD, M I S S , I :

76 362

LAFITTE, M R S . CHARLES, I I : LAFOND, M . , I : 2 7 7 ,

282

LAFONT, PIERRE, I I :

142

L A M A R T I N E , A L P H O N S E M A R I E LOUIS

DE, I I : 4 9 3 , 4 9 4 ; T . going to see 7 2 9 ; poem on d'Orsay quoted 7 3 3 CHARLES,

John Woodvil,

I:

161.

563.

II:

19;

LANGSLOW,

MRS.

ROBERT

[Sarah

Jane Henrietta Thackeray, 6 2 ] , I : 1 9 , 68, 183П., 296. 1 9 4 η . , 2 1 1 , 289 DR.

JAMES

G. II:

HAUGHTON,

I V : 381

4

R E V . G E O R G E , Ыеге

273

18

and T . ' s gambling debt 1 7 5 ; 2 4 5 , 4 1 3 , 506. I I : suspended from judgeship 194П.-95П., 2 0 0 ; T . pleads Pollock's help for 2 0 7 - 0 8 ; "Langslow was victimized by the colonial Aristocracy" 2 5 1 ; 289 Letter to: I, 1 4 9

LANGSTON,

quoted I : 1 6 1

L A M B , COLONEL, I :

Nights,

AUGUSTUS

824η.

6 6 1 , 662

LABÉDOLLIÈRE, M . , I : e v i l

LACROIX,

MRS.

II:

LANG, C A P T A I N , I I I : 1 0 9 , n o ,

K u L E v c H A , Battie of, I : 88n.

LABOUCHERE,

Lane-Fox-Pitt-Rivers],

[Alice Margaret Stanley], I I : 824

227

KUHN, M R . , I:

[later

LANE-FOX, AUGUSTUS H E N R Y LANE-FOX,

218

KRINS, M R S . , I V :

LAMB,

EDWIN

LANE, MISS, I I I : 463

KoTZEBUE,

LAMB,

SIR

Arabian

I: 202

LANSDOWNE, MAURICE,

HENRY 3rd

PETTY-FITZ-

Marquess

of,

I:

DUR-

cxxvii, 4 7 . I I : " j o l l y and k i n d " 6 6 2 ; 664, 6 6 5 , 685. I l l : 2 7 9 , 6 8 5 . I V : 338, 401

LAMINGTON, ALEXANDER C O C H R A N E -

LANSDOWNE, H E N R Y T H O M A S P E T T Y -

L A M B , RICHARD M . , I :

75

L A M B T O N , J O H N G E O R G E , see

HAM, 1st Earl of BAILLIE, 1st Baron, I I : 6 9 9 LANCASTER,

HENRY,

and

DR.

John

Brown, I I I : quoted 4 3 η . LANDELLS, EBENEZER, I I : 8 2 , 98 LANDON,

Churchill,

LETITIA

I: 514

ELIZABETH,

FITZMAURICE, II: 6 8 s n .

4th

Marquess

of,

LANSDOWNE, LADY [ E m i l y Jane M e r cer Elphinstone de Flahault, Baroness Nairne, m. 4th Marquess],

I I : 685

GENERAL INDEX L A R D N E R , D R . DIONYSIUS, 1 : LARKIN, WILLIAM

LASCELLES, M R . , I V : LAST, D R . , I I I :

496

318

245

L A T O U C H E , L U C I E DE, I I I : LAUCHTON,

438

POCHIN, I :

JOHN

138

Henry

KNOX,

Reeve, quoted I: 295η. S A M U E L , I : 348η. III: portrait of T . 99, 115, 128, 266, 269; T . writes letters of introduction for 3 1 7 - 1 9 ; in America 332, 498; 533. 561. IV: 270, 304 Letters to: III, 89, 90 LAW, I: T . studying 137, 143-44, 145, 149-50, 176, 178, 181-82, 238, 243. II: T.'s comments on jury system 3 4 7 - 4 8 ; 625. I l l : 308

LAURENCE,

L A W , E D W A R D , see

ELLENBOROUGH

[Bishop of Bath and Wells], I: 50 L A W , M R . AND MRS., I l l : 102 LAW,

GEORGE

HENRY

LAW, WILLIAM, I : LAWRENCE,

495

ABBOTT,

III:

45,

92,

Letter

to:

ALFRED,

GW^

167η., 6 6 i , 664 Letter to: III, 1 5 6 L A W R E N C E , AMOS, I I I : LAWRENCE,

167

COLONEL,

III, 118 LAWRENCE,

GEORGE

Livingstone,

IV: 274η. L A W R E N C E , M R S . [of New York], I I I : 120, 123 LAWRENCE,

MRS.

BIGELOW,

III:

536 LAWRENCE, IV:

SIR

THOMAS,

I:

515.

III:

403,

421

LAWSON, M R . , I : LAYARD, A U S T E N

434, 436η. HENRY,

416, 678, 683 Leader, The, II: 711, 716. III: 121, 468η., 469 L E C T U R E S , see also works index Charity and Humour [Week Day Preachers], I I I : 176, 187, 189, 190; Dickens on 431, 433; 436η., 437, 440, 441, 506,

529

Sion., 512, 519η., 577П., 598η. IV: 48η., so, S3. 363, 39i English Humourists, I: and Forster cxxxv. II: plans for 692, 708, 717η., 72S, 73б, 740, 741; reading for 754; 765; practising for 766; 770; in London 773-74, 775. 776, 7 7 7 , 7 7 8 ; Forster reviews 7 7 9 - 8 0 , 7 8 1 ; 783, 784η., 785; T . thinks "a failure" 7 9 5 ; 8 0 1 , 8 0 3 , 8 0 4 ; at Cambridge 809η.; at Oxford 81 о ; 812 ; to Scotland 816, 817, success 8 1 9 , 8 2 0 , 8 2 1 - 2 2 . I l l : in London 4, 5, 17; Scotland 2 7 . 31. 33. 34; Glasgow announcement 3 5 ; 4 1 , 4 2 ; "successful but not enormously so" 4 3 ; 4 4 ; American proposal 4 6 — 4 7 ; 48, 57, 6 1 , 65, 66, 7 3 ; T. breaks down at Manchester 7 6 ; 8 0 , 8 2 , 8 3 , 8 4 , 8 7 , 8 8 ; at Liverpool 8 9 , 9 1 ; and America 9 2 , 9 3 ; 9 7 , 1 0 0 , L O L , 1 0 2 ; in New York 1 1 8 , 1 1 9 , 1 2 0 , 1 2 2 ; to be repeated in New York 1 2 8 , 1 2 9 ; 130, 132, 13s, 136, 139, 142, 144, 145η., 148, 149; Boston ISO, IS4; 157. 159. 160, 161, 162, 1 6 5 , 1 6 6 ; Providence i66n., 1 6 9 , "rather a failure" 170 ; 171 ; in Philadelphia 171η., 172; papers accuse T . of Dickens jealousy 1 7 3 ; 1 7 6 , 1 7 8 , 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 1 8 5 , 1 8 8 , 1 8 9 , 1 9 3 ; in Baltimore and Washington 1 9 5 , 2 0 2 , 2 0 4 , 2 0 9 , 2 1 2 , 21S, 2 1 8 ; in Richmond 2 2 0 , 2 2 1 , 2 2 2 , 2 2 3 , 2 2 s ; 2 2 9 , 2 3 2 ; in Charleston 2 3 5 , 2 3 6 , 2 3 8 , 2 3 9 ; in Savannah 2 4 0 ; 2 4 2 , 2 4 3 , 2 4 s , 2 4 6 ; in Petersburg 2 4 8 ; 2 5 0 , 2 5 1 , 2 5 2 , 2S4, 255. 2S6, 3 1 3 ; and Forgues' criticism 389; repeated on second American tour S94— 95, 598, 599η., "failure" 6 0 0 ,

GENERAL INDEX

S30

6oi; (Diary) 66i, 662, 663, 6 6 4 , 6 6 5 , 6 6 6 . IV: 4 2 8 Four Georges, III: 60; writing 63,

38, 41, 42, 43; Norwich 4 4 ; 5 3 , 6 7 , 6 8 , 6 9 , 7 2 , 7 6 , 84, 89, 90П., 1 5 5 , 2 3 5 , 2 4 9 , 3 3 8 , 3 7 7 ,

6 4 , 6 5 , 66, 6 7 , 1 4 8 , 1 7 0 ,

173,

378, 3 7 9 ; (Diary) 390, 391;

176, 179,

182, 190, 218,

223,

438, 4 4 2 , 4 4 3 , 4 4 4 , 446

242, 244, 24s, 246, 255,

282,

357. 383. 4 0 1 , 4 5 4 ; reading for 4 6 6 ; 4 7 4 , 4 7 5 , 4 7 7 , 4 8 3 ; in New York 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489; at WiUiamsburg 491-92; Brooklyn 4 9 3 , 4 9 4 , 495 ; 499. 501, 503, 504. 505. 506, 507; Albany 508; 509, 511, 512, 513, 514, 515,

516;

in Boston 517; 518, 519; 521, 522, 523, 524, 526; Buffalo 527, 529, 530; 532; "done wonderfully well" 533; Philadelphia 535, 536; 537; Baltimore 538; 539, 540, 541, 542, 543η.; hostile criticism 5 4 5 , 546; 547, 548; Richmond 549. 550; 551. 552, 553. 554. 555. 556, 557; Charleston 558; 561; Savannah 562; Augusta 564; attacked in England 564; 565, 566, 567, 570; Macon 571, 572, 573; 574; Mobile 576; New Orleans 577, 578) 583; mistaken attack on 5 8 4 ; 589. 590, 592, 593; St. Louis 594, 595, 596; 598; private reading in London 612, 613; 620, 623, 627; and Mary Queen of Scots 629, 630; 632, 633; Glasgow 634; 635, 636; Edinburgh 637; 639, 640, 641; Hull 642, 644; 646, 647, 648, 650; more popular than Humourists 651, 652; 653, 654,

L E E , G E N . CHARLES, I V : 92 LEE,

RICHARD,

Letters

to:

26,

III,

78, 450 LEE,

SIR

SIDNEY,

George

Smith

quoted III: 417η. L E E C H , J O H N , I : cxxviii; biographical

II:

cxliv-cxlvi.

95,

105η.;

"genuine humour" 2 6 3 ; 3 4 5 η . , 3 4 6 , збо, 3 6 2 , 3 6 7 , 3 8 9 , 7 0 1 , 720. III: 363, 364; T.'s article on causes trouble 413, 415, 417; T.'s apology for article 418; 422, 432, IV:

455η., 174П.,

6i4n., 273,

622η.,

28ο,

674.

399,

404,

408, 409, 411, 412, 413. Pictures of Lije and Character у III: 413 Letter to: I V , 335

[Ann Eaton], I : cxlv. ILL: 73, 276. IV: 280, 408,

L E E C H , M R S . JOHN 409, 4 1 2 L E E C H , MISS, I I I :

276

L E E M I N G , M R . , Letter

to:

LEEMING, MRS., I V : LEFEVRE,

see

132

IV,

132

SHAW-LEFEVRE

LEHMANN, MRS.,

Ill:

265

L E I G H , EDWARD MORRIS, I : 495 LEIGH,

FREDERICK,

III:

364,

505,

506 LEIGH, PERCIVAL,

Ill:

247.

II:

537η.;

I: cxlv, cxlvi. II: Mr.

Pip,

T. imitates style

700η.,

505,

625.

767η.

Letters

to: II,

349. 354. 362,

6 5 5 , 6 5 6 , 6 8 7 , 6 8 8 , 6 8 9 , 690.

LEIGHTON,

IV: 3, 4, 6; Bath 7, 8; 9, ion., I I , 1 2 , 1 3 , 1 4 , 1 5 , i 6 n . ; "astoundingly popular" 17; 1 8 ; Halifax 19, 21; 22, 23, 24, 25; Edinburgh 26, 27; 28, 29, 30; Inverness 32; 33, 34, 35,

185

IV:

LEITCH,

103, 105;

FREDERICK,

WILLIAM

III,

3 7 8 , 4 1 8 , 46J

ist Baron,

LEIGHTON,

Let-

ters to: III, 615; IV, 336 LEMAIRE, J. W . , I:

318η.

LEMAÎTRE, FREDERICK, I I : 737 LEMANN FAMILY, I : 235, 236, 2 7 7

G E N E R A L LE

1 3 1 η . Horry Lorrequer, II: 29. Roland Cashel, II: "savage" satire on T . 45in., 452; T.'s attitude toward 455; Mrs. B. on 460-61 Letters to: II, 86; IV, 143, 144

[or Lemann], M I C H A E L , 226, 230, 2 3 1 , 233, 237, 261

MANN I:

LEMESURIER, M R . , II:

738

LEMOINNE,

MARGUERITE

JOHN

452η.,

502,

LEMON, COLONEL, I:

213

ÉMILE,

II:

309, 670

578.

III: LE

LEMON, MARK, I: 408.

II: 82,

149,

267η., 328, 329, збо, 389, 7 1 2 . III: 367η., 4 1 8 . 432, 4SSn-> 614η., ЬηЬ. IV: 367, 404> 4 4 Letters to: II, 93, 281, 346, 352, 537, 757, 771 II: 556η.

[Julia Maria Frances Hallam, m. Sir John], II: 556, 560П., 664. III: 2 3 1 - 3 2

LENNARD, LADY

LENNARD, JULIA

232 LEOPOLD IV:

298

AND E L E A N O R ,

I:

221

CHARLES

IV: 180, 196 LESLIE FAMILY LESLIE,

MISSES,

ROBERT,

577

II:

371.

[Charles], IV: 196 II:

683.

IV:

397,

408 LESLIE, M R . , LESLIE,

MRS.

296

Letter to: III, 162 J O H N , Letter to:

L ' E T A N O , M M E . DE, I : LETTSOM, WILLIAM

IV,

I:

MRS.

GARROW, I :

WILLIAM

NICOLAS

269

79,

GARROW,

GEORGE,

IV:

814

see

GRANVILLE

GRANVILLE,

2nd

GEORGE

HENRY,

II:

716η.

III: 437η. IV: igon. Letters to: II, 353, 490; III, 442 L E W E S , M R S . G E O R G E H E N R Y [Agnes Jervis], II: 7 1 6 LEWEZOW,

FRÄULEIN

VON. I I I :

and

Goethe 522, 523 LEWIS, SIR JOHN, I : 2 1 1 , 2 1 7 , 330. LEWIS,

JOHN II:

FREDERICK,

245

I:

287,

155

LADY

MARIA

THERESA,

I:

cxxvii CAPT. SAMUEL, II: Cornkill to Cairo dedicated to 1 5 1 L E W I S , W I L L I A M D . , I L L : 102η., 203, 294, 535, 543, 546, 664 L E Y , M R . , I : 495 LEWIS,

286 LONSDALE,

John

quoted on T . at Charterhouse 641η.; 642. I I I : 19

LIDDELL, HENRY GEORGE, II:

MRS.

HENRY

GEORGE

[Lorina Reeve], II: 6 4 1 - 4 2 L I E G E L , MISS, I I I : 4 1 4 ,

CHARLES,

WALTON,

Earl of

LIDDELL, PROSPER,

I: biographical cxlvii-cxlviii. II: 66; account of dinner with T . 66n.—67η.; 89; IrisA S. B. dedicated to 106; 122, 1 4 0 ; ends friendship with T . 164— 65; 253, 270. I l l : 2 i i n . IV: quoted on Garrick Club Affair

LEVER,

II:

LEVESON-GOWER,

L E Y D E N , LUCAS VAN, I :

205, 465

LEVASSEUR,

OCTAVIA

L I C H F I E L D , B I S H O P O F , see

231

124η., 410, 4 1 3 , 423, 435, 436. II: visits L T . 2 1 2 ; 228 LETTSOM,

MME.

LEVESON, M R . ,

LEWIS,

LESESNE, J U D G E JOSEPH, I I I : LESLIE,

III:

I, King of the Belgians,

LERMON, M R . ,

VERT,

III: 577η. Letter to: IV, 126

LEWES,

LENNARD, SIR JOHN FARNABY CATOR,

531

I N D E X

419

Ixxxvi I I I : 436η. 436η.

L I E V E N , PRINCESS, I : LIGHT, CAPTAIN, L I G H T , MISS, I I I : LICIER, I:

252

L'Illustration, II: pirating Mrs. Perkins 308 LINCOLN,

ABRAHAM, I V :

213η.

GENERAL INDEX

532 LIND,

JENNY,

II:

383,

488,

510,

5 1 1 , 621 LINDSAY, M R S . J O H N , I I : 7 5 1 η .

III:

342 LINDSAY, L O R D , I I : LINGEN, M R . , I I :

266 740

Granby, 22. Herbert Lacy, I: 22

L I S T E R , THOMAS H E N R Y , LISTON, J O H N , I : 2 3 3 .

IV:

LITTLEDALE, M R . , I :

196

309

Literary Gazette, I: 1 3 2 . I I : 1 3 1 , 1 3 6 , 474. I V : 333 LITTLE

HOLLAND

VINE a n d

HOUSE,

I:

iii,

LONG, S I R J O H N , I I : see

IR-

PRINSEP

LLOYD, M R . , I :

496

Lloyd's Weekly Newsfafer, 367η.

I I I : 363,

LOCH, H E N R Y BROUGHAM, I V :

396

215,

[Phoebe

Mc-

FREDERICK,

My

Creery], I I : 732

LOCKER-LAMPSON,

Conjidences, quoted IV: 2 2 1 η . "Μγ Neighbor Rose," IV: 222 Letters /0: IV, 2 2 1 , 222

LOCKER-LAMPSON,

MRS.

FREDERICK

[Lady Charlotte Bruce], IV: 2 2 1 η . L O C K H A R T , J O H N G I B S O N , I : cxxviii; and Banantyne controversy 460η. I I I : 340, 404. Scott, I I I : 327η., 6 З 4 ; I V : 438 LococK, D R . C H A R L E S , I I : 560η., 739- 749, 750, 796 LONDON, BISHOP OF, see

BLOMFIELD

or TAIT LONDON H O U S E , see LONDONDERRY,

LONDONDERRY

CHARLES

WILLIAM

3rd Marquess of, I I I :

[Lady Frances Anne Emily Vane-Tempest, m. 3rd Marquess], I I : 784η. I I I : 248, 454

LONDONDERRY, LADY

LONDONDERRY, F R E D E R I C K W I L L I A M

S T E W A R T , 4th Marquess of, I I : 458, 459, 543, 544; duel ROBERT

442

LONGFELLOW,

HENRY

WADSWORTH,

I I : 8 2 1 . I l l : 166, 172η., 530 Letter to: IV, 164

LONGMAN, M R S . , I V :

514,

413 459.

I I : 2 0 1 , 202П.

7 3 2 , 743η.

LOCKE, M R S . JOSEPH

248η.

37

LONG, M R . , I :

LONGMAN, THOMAS N O R T O N , I :

LOCKE, JOSEPH, I I :

STEWART,

over Mme. Grisi 643; 7 3 1 , 736, 8 1 4 . I l l : 248η. IV: 392, 4 0 1 , 411 LONDONDERRY, LADY [Lady Elizabeth Frances Jocelyn (Powerscourt), m. 4th Marquess], I I : 373η., 4 8 i , 532, 543, 7 3 1 , 7 3 2 , 736, 814. I l l : 8, 19, 54, 393. IV: 4 0 1 , 4 1 1 , 427 Letters to: II, 458, 544, 627, 7 7 6 ; IV, 286

LONSDALE, JOHN

field], I: Ixxxii

LONSDALE,

ST.

LOWTHER,

[Bishop

of

GEORGE

LichHENRY

4th Earl of. I I I : 39,

473η. LORCHA QUESTION, I V : LOTHROP, MARY, I I I : LOTHROP,

DR.

447 173,

210η.

SAMUEL

KIRKLANO,

LOTHROP, M R S . SAMUEL

KIRKLAND,

III: 173η. I I I : 210П.

LOTHROP, THORNTON, I I I :

LoTT, MR., I: 1 0 2

173η.

NAPOLÉON [Napoléon I I I ] , I I : at Lady Blessington's 3 6 2 ; as president 493, 495, 499, 593, 594, 729, 736, 7 3 7 ; and the Don Pacifico issue 7 5 8 ; English press's execration of 8 1 3 - 1 4 , 823. I l l : T.'s reaction to couf d'état 1 6 ; 1 1 5 , 1 3 2 ; coronation of 1 3 7 , A.T.'s description of 1 4 0 - 4 1 ; 145η., зоб; Ρ and 432. IV: 232, 384, 4 2 1 , 427 Louis P H I L I P P E , I : 2 3 6 ; attempted assassination of 2 3 7 ; 2 5 1 , 2 5 9 ; and Thiers 425. I I : T.'s projected LOUIS

GENERAL

INDEX

533

a r t i c l e o n 42, 64, 65, 66, 81, 92;

T.'s respectability

Ρ a r t i c l e o n 1 5 0 ; I S i n . , 163, 354,

840, 841, 842.

360, 7 3 1 .

98, 274, 3 5 1 , 524, 634.

LOUISE

I L L : 137η., 447 269

[a maid], III:

LOVATT, ROBERT,

I : 311.

168

ILL:

LUCAS, SAMUEL, LUMLEY,

L O V E T T , W I L L I A M , I : 421

384

Loving Ballad of Lord Bateman, The, I : 380-81 240, 241, 243,

571,665 ANDREW

Hunter, Low,

[Sarah

Cecil

I l l : 240

1st w . ] ,

561, 563, 567, 570

LUSCOMBE,

"Recollections

I I : 609

MICHAEL

of Paris],

HENRY

I : 87,

318η.,

L U S H I N G T O N , E D M U N D L A W , I : 495. 423

LUSHINGTON,

I I : 715,

FRANKLIN,

746η.

FAMILY

I I I : 543,

[Andrew],

567, 570. I V : 291, 4 1 1 , 4 1 4

L U S H I N G T O N , H E N R Y , I : 495 L U T H E R , M A R T I N , I : 126

Low,

C H A R L O T T E , see

METCALFE

LUTTRELL,

Low,

GEN.

[ G . 82], I I :

L Y E L L , S I R C H A R L E S , I V : 396η.

SIR JOHN

244, 609η. Low,

MRS.

I I I : 636

JOHN

Ludlow

S h a k e s p e a r , G . 8 1 ] , I I : 244, 609η.

logn., 614. IV: 434. Letters, q u o t e d I I I : 464П.-65П. l^etv Let165η.

331.

M R S . JAMES White],

IV:

Letter RUSSELL

107η.,

III:

167,

L Y N E , B E N J A M I N H A R T , I : 210, 213 L Y O N , S A M U E L E . , I I I : 597η., боб LYSLEY,

MRS.

J O H N , I V : 412η.

WILLIAM

THOMAS,

see

CORRY

GEORGE W I L L I A M ,

Baron,

I I : and

I : xcv.

AND

251η.

OVERSTONE

LADY

EDWARD

LYTTON B a r o n , see

4th

Langslow

I V : 22П.

[Mary

m . 4th B a r o n ] , I V : LYTTON,

L O Y D , S A M U E L J O N E S , see

JOHN, I V :

LYTTLETON,

LYTTLETON,

L O W T H E R INHERITANCE, I V ; FORSTER,

COP-

L Y N E - S T E P H E N S , S T E P H E N S , I : 262η.

207, 2 5 1 ; 277, 532.

434

LOWRY-CORRV, HENRY

I:

J O H N SINGLETON

403, 4 1 2

L O W E L L , M R . , I I : 504η.

LUBBOCK,

I V : З9б, 4 1 2

LYSLEY, WILLIAM

Letter to: III, 166. from: III, 161 [Maria

Hor-

I I I : 169η.

L E Y , i s t B a r o n , I I : 245. I V : 56

L O W E L L , J A M E S R U S S E L L , I I I : 107η.,

LOWELL,

[ M a r y Elizabeth

m . S i r Charles],

LYNDHURST,

to: IV, 60

t e r s , quoted I I I :

ner,

L Y N C Y , M I S S , I I I : 662

S . , AND SONS, I V : 58

Letter

H E N R Y , I I : 364

L Y E L L , LADY

[Augusta

L o w , M R . , I V : 397 Low,

of

259η.

511

ILL: 97],

L o w , A U G U S T A GEORGIANA [ G . Low

GEORGE,

T . , " quoted III:

L U S H I N G T O N , C H A R L E S , I I : 844

[2nd w . ] . I l l :

M R S . ANDREW

I I : 165, 269,

BENJAMIN,

[Bishop

MRS.

3 2 1 , 359, 404

IV:

Letter to: II, 666 LUNT,

556, 561, 562, 563, 567-68, 570, LOW,

9,

IV:

to: IV, 170

Letter

L O V E R , S A M U E L , I I : 140

III:

1 2 , 6 1 , 82,

22, 98, 178, 395, 400, 413

L O V E G R O V E , M R . , I V : 232

LOW, ANDREW,

225; 613, 708, ILL:

Glynne,

22

GEORGE

EARLE

BULWER-LYTTON,

ist

BULWER-LYTTON

COMPANY,

187, 220, 222, 230, 2 3 1 , 237,

250,

379. 468.

I I : 73, 1 3 5 , 150,

162, 1 7 7 ; " r e f u s e s t o a n s w e r " t o

MABERLY, 433η.

WILLIAM

LEADER,

II:

GENERAL

534

510

MACADAM, GEORGE, I I I :

MACKENZIE,

M A C A U L A Y , K E N N E T H , I I : 390.

IV:

392, 401 ist

Baron, I: cxxxv. II: 591; serious minded 593; 629; backs T . for Athenaîum

636η.;

675η.,

8οι. III: i i g n . , 449· III: 38, 537, 538, 542 AENEAS,

777>

History, 332,

338, 339, 425, 6 7 1 , 672 MACBEAN, ALEXANDER, I I : MCCULLAGH,

187

WILLIAM

TORRENS,

WILLIAM

TOR-

RENS, I I : 820

WILLIAM

ALEXANDER,

Letter to: IV, 47 MACLAINE,

MAJ.-GEN.

SIR

ARCHI-

496

BALD, I I I :

233

Norman MacLeod, quoted I: 124η., I2 8n.

MACLEOD,

DONALD,

MACLEOD,

LT.-GEN.

DUNCAN,

II:

M A C L E O D , L A D Y , I : 3 8 7 , 398, 4 2 9 DR.

NORMAN,

I: quoted

124η.; 128η.

326, 329. II: 192η. III: drawing of Rogers 444; drawing of Goetke

689

M ' D I A R M I D , MISS, I I I :

M'DIARMID, WILLIAM RITCHIE,

III:

MACDONALD, GEORGE, I V :

170

[Anne Charlotte Ogle, m. Sir James], III: 667 LADY

NORMAN

HILTON,

II:

M C D O W E L L , MISS, I I I : 621 191,

199, 205, 206, 207

Letter to: III, 621 Memoirs, I: T . suggests revisions 344—45 M A C E W E N , R E V . A L E X A N D E R , Letter to: IV, 175 MACFARLANE, CHARLES, Constantinofie, I: 284, 288 M A C E R O N I , C O L . FRANCIS,

MCGREGOR, MR., IV:

414

M A C H A B B , M R . , I I I : 288 MACHALE, JOHN, I V :

MACMAHON,

I V : 304, 392.

COL.

323

THOMAS

WEST-

Ropp, I I I : 633 MCMICHAEL,

MORTON,

292, 293, 294, quoted 380η.

447 M C D O W E L L , M R . , I : 185, 190,

445η.; 449, 4бо.

"Gallery," I: 328 Letter to: II, 133

689

MACDONALD,

IV:

M A C L I S E , D A N I E L , I : 280, 2 8 3 , 2 8 7 ,

Letter to: IV, 336

MACDONALD,

MACKINNON,

MACLEOD,

MRS.

JAMES,

291

336

I I : 392η., 820η. MCCULLAGH,

ROBERT

82η., 392

MACLEOD, CAPTAIN, I I : 327,

III:

M A C C U L L A G H , MISS, I V :

[Adeline

COLIN

MACKENZIE, M R S . STEWART, I I : 790 MACKINTOSH,

MACAULAY, THOMAS BABINGTON,

MACBEAN,

MRS.

Pattie], I: 189η.

194

MACARTON, M R . , I :

INDEX

546.

178,

III:

IV: 1 3 5 ;

Letters to: III, 191, 192, 205, 410, 534 M C M I C H A E L , M O R T O N , J R . , "Thackeray's Visit," quoted III: 102η., 172η.

Macmillan's Magazine,

IV: 156

M A C N A B B , M R . , I : 209, 245 M A C O B O Y , M R S . , I I : 65 MACON, GEORGIA,

see also chronology,

III: 571 MACPHERSON, M R . , I I I : 637 MACQUILLAVRAY, M R S . , I : 389

McIvoR, MR., IV: 165 M A C K A Y , C H A R L E S , I: cxix. IV: 36η.

MACREADY,

M ' K A Y , M R . , I I I : 32

MACREADY, W I L L I A M , I I I : 127, 231.

36

MACKELLOP,

I:

269

J., III:

687

MCKENNELL,

III:

127

231

IV: 122

MACKAY, M R . , I V : MR.,

KATHERINE,

MACREADY, W A L T E R , I I I :

M A C K E N Z I E , M I S S , I I I : 245

MACREADY,

WILLIAM

CHARLES,

177η., 196, 309η., 3 4 9 , 3 7 4 .

I:

II:

controversy with Heraud 24; T .

GENERAL writing play for 38, 9 3 ; 220, 226η., 292П., 301, 302, 304, 325, 39б, y o i n . , 7 0 2 - 0 3 , 752П.; farewell dinner 7 5 5 , 766. I I I : 1 2 7 , 2 3 1 , 304, 487. I V : 68; "scholar and gentleman" 7 2 ; 122, 391 Letters to: II, 226, 237, 401 ; III, 500, 6 1 9 ; IV, 53, 68 MACREADY, MRS. WILLIAM

CHARLES,

II: 394. I l l : 127 Letters to: I I , 304; I V , 337 MACRONE,

J O H N , Letters

to:

I,

MRS., I:

M A N N E R T , KONRAD, MANNING,

IV:

Reichsgeschichte,

I : T . translating 140, HENRY

i;o

EDWARD,

Cardi-

nal, I I : 749. I I I : 343 MANSFIELD,

ARTHUR, MR.,

MANSFIELD,

476

III:

37

393

IV:

MRS.,

III:

MANSON, LADY, I I I : 385

MANT,

MADDEN, RICHARD ROBERT,

Blessing-

ton, quoted I I : 390η.—91η. MAGINN, WILLIAM, I:

MRS. WILLIAM,

197,

353

I:

MAGUIRE, FATHER TOM, II: MAHON,

CHARLES

JAMES

667,

685.

and

Rev.

HENRY

362

PATRICK, STANHOPE,

Viscount, see STANHOPE, 5 th Earl MAHONY,

FRANCIS

SYLVESTER

["Father P r o u t " ] , I: 260η., 28ο; "scandal monger" 309; 326, 327, 329. II: 40, 148, 468η. III: 363. I V : 112П.-13П. HENRY

SUMNER,

II:

508,

509, 5 2 5 ; memoir of H . Hallam 746η. MAINE, MRS. H E N R Y SUMNER

[Jane

M a i n e ] , II: 508, 509, 5 1 3 , 543 MAINTENON, M M E .

DE, I I :

738

MAISON

I:

at

DE

SANTÉ,

I.T.

cxlix.

209

CÉSAR J E A N

George D ' O y l y , Holy Bible, I : 424 AUGUSTE, I I :

MARCHANGY,

MARIE

LOUISE,

Queen

MARKHAM, MARKS,

MR.,

MR.,

III:

82 MALMESBURY, JAMES HOWARD

RIS, 3rd Earl of, I V : 330

FRAN-

of

the

Bel-

MARLBOROUGH,

JOHN

CHURCHILL,

1st Duke of, I I : 446. ILL: 37η., 254; T . reads dispatches for Esmond 446 ; 447 MAROCHETTI,

CARLO,

387, 388, 464, 364, 396, 438 MAROCHETTI,

Baron,

III:

IV:

363,

674.

LADY,

III:

477.

IV:

396 MAROCHETTI,

MAURICE,

III:

464,

475, 477, 561 MARRAST, ARMAND,

II:

I : clxiv-clxv,

493

267,

268,

296; account of T . ' s 318η. I I I : 210η. I V : T . on early ones 145 MARRIOT, MRS., I : MARRYAT,

HAR-

178

I: 459

I:

MARRIOT, M R . , I: SALOMON,

619

LOUIS ANTOINE

ÇOIS DE, Tristan le voyageur, I : 237 MARGUERITE, Queen of Navarre, Heftaméron, I I : 830

MARRIAGE,

11:3 MAJOR, JOHN, I:

127

RICHARD,

gians, I I : 731

I I : 308 PHILIP

REV.

MAQUET,

191-92,

200, 201, 207, 208, 209, 260η., З Н . 3 5 0 , 3 5 1 , 3 5 2 , 3 5 4 , 460Η., 4 8 9 , 5Θ8. I I : of 7 5 ; Н О , 3 7 i ; as "Shan634. I V : 252

MAGINN,

MALAN,

Econ-

omy, I : 71 Manchester Guardian, I I I : 97. Dickens defends self in 86n.

MANSFIELD, 327,

456

M A C W H I R T E R , MISS, I I I :

MAINE,

M A L T H U S , THOMAS R . , Politicai

I V : 3 9 1 , 409, 4 1 4

MACRONE,

MAHON,

535

MANSFIELD, CHARLES, I I I :

34+

199, 210, 353, death don"

INDEX

CAPT.

448 274 FREDERICK,

III:

5 7 6 ; "vulgar d o g " 591 Josef h Rushbrook, I I : 3 1 . King's

GENERAL

53б

Own, I: 206. Newton Forster, I: 206

[Anne Françoise Hippolyte Boutet], I: 88, 91, 226 M A R S H , M R S . A N N E , Mount Sorel, II: 1 9 0 η . MARS, M L L E

MARSHALL, CAPTAIN, I :

549η.,

550, 665 MARSHALL, MRS. WILLIAM, I I : III: 375,

MARSTON, M R S . , I I : M A R T H A , see

329

MARTIN, CHANCELOR, I V : MARTIN,

MR.

5,

35

THEODORE,

quoted I V : I 2 i n . - 2 2 n .

Letter to: IV, 253 M A R T I N , L A D Y [Helena Saville Faucit, m. Sir Theodore], IV: 1 2 1 , 402

Letters to: IV, 253, 284, 338 MARTINEAU, ARTHUR, I: 207,

196,

197,

239

MARTINEAU,

HARRIET,

Autobiografhy,

II:

628η.

quoted I: 21 in.

MARTINEAU, JAMES,

III:

91.

"The

Church of England," I I : 663 M A R V I L L E , Z É L I E DE, I I I :

491,

138

LOUIS,

6o8n.,

610,

612,

613.

Ill:

490. IV: 2 1 1 , 2 1 2 . English Landscafe Painters, I I I : 490 MARVY,

IV:

MME.,

211,

212

II:

592.

III:

IV:

165

156η.

Mem-

420

CHARLES,

I:

14,

417η.;

490.

172

MATTHEW, FATHER, II:

70

MATTHEW, R E V . JOHN,

1 : 1 5 1

MATTHEW,

HENRY,

198,

205,

I: 207,

151,

190,

209,

494,

495, 497· I I : 5 4 1 - 4 2 . Ш : 64 M A T T H E W , MISS, I I :

542

MATTOCK, MATHEW, I: MATURIN,

CHARLES

48

ROBERT,

moth, I I I : Goethe Women, I: 53 MAULEY,

WILLIAM

Mel-

and

444.

ASHLEY

WEBB

PONSONBY, 1st Baron de, I I : 364 MAURICE,

JOHN

soN, I I : 6 8 8 . MAURIGY,

MR.,

FREDERICK ILL: 3 1 7 . IV:

DENI-

IV:

392

136

John Binny, and others, London Labour and the London Poor, II: 817

MAYHEW, HENRY,

MAYHEW, IV:

HORACE, I I I :

MAYHEW, WILLIAM, I: MAZZINGHI, 53,

367,

614η.

404

MAYNARD, M R . ,

I: biographical cxlviii-cl. II: I I , 434, 445, 454,

MARVY,

DAVID,

ories, quoted II: 130η.—31η., 442П. "Pendennis and Copperfield," quoted II: 772η. Letter to: II, 771

191,

I: quoted on T . and Dickens cxxiiin.; on T.'s gambling 506. I I : 261η. IV: 284, 392, 402. Aytoun, quoted I I I : 687-88. Helena Faucit,

122,

MASSON,

MATRAVEN, M R . , I:

342

MARTIN, ROBERT, I: 4 9 7 SIR

92

and T.'s play 475, 482

75, 76 MARTIN,

5o6

MATHEWS,

Letter to: I I I , 6 4 [of Connemara], II:

M A R T I N , MISS,

318η.,

MASON, EDWARD, I V :

MATHESON, M R . , I :

792

GOLDWORTHY

[a servant], IV:

MARTHA

548,

675

MARTCHENKO, M M E . , I I :

MARY, Queen of Scots, I I I : and T.'s lecture 629, 630, 653 M A R Z I A L S , F R A N K T . , and Herman Meri vale, Thackeray, quoted I:

MASON, JAMES M U R R A Y , I V :

19

MARSHALL, WILLIAM, I I : 5 4 8 ,

549η., 550.

INDEX

82,

III:

THOMAS

187, 493,

497

668 JOHN,

I:

48,

495

Letters to: II, 764, 765 MAZZINI, JOSEPH, I I : MEADOWS,

KENNY,

I:

775 T.

writes for

426 MEAGHER, 227,

228

THOMAS

FRANCIS,

III:

GENERAL Medical Reforms, IV: 63 MELBOURNE,

WILLIAM

LAMB,

2nd

Viscount, I: and the Bedchamber Crisis 384η. I I : 229 M E L C I , M . D E , I I : duel with Castlereagh 643П.-44П. MELCI, MME. MELGUND,

D E , see

HUGH

ELIOT-

MURRAY-KYNYNMOUND, L o r d , see MINTO,

141

OF THE T I M E , "

MICHELET,

410η.,

408

[or Meriwether], 392, 393, 4 1 2

MEREWETHER

M É R I M É E , PROSPER, I I I : M E RIVALE, E L L A , I V :

460

MIGUEL,

III:

III:

IV: 1 3 3 η . , 1 7 2 , 390, 3 9 ΐ ,

FRANÇOIS

MERIVALE, HERMAN, and Frank

Marzials, Thackeray, 3 1 8 η . , 5o6

quoted

T.

I:

MERIVALE, J., IV: MR.,

415 I:

449.

II:

325,

Merryman],

DR.

381 [or

JAMES NATHANIEL, I I : MERRIMAN

349η.

[or Merryman],

JONES, I I : 3 4 9 , 5 7 3 .

ILL:

JOHN 17

MERRISON, M R . , I I I : M É R Y , JOSEPH, I V :

Stanhofe, METCALFE,

DOM

MARIA

EVARISTO,

I:

REV.

WILLIAM

HENRY,

HENRY

BINGHAM,

I:

MRS.

HENRY

BINGHAM

[Georgiana Frances Bulteel], IV: 230 M I L D M A Y , H U M P H R E Y FRANCIS,

III:

CHARLES

LEWIS,

THEOPHILUS

LADY

III:

[Charlotte

I:

HUMPHREY

15ОП.,

ST.

JOHN,

307

JAMES,

Political

Economy,

71

MILL,

JOHN

STUART,

I:

211η.

II:

662-63 MiLLAis, E V E R E T T , I V : 26 MiLLAis, J O H N E V E R E T T , I I I : 2 3 1 , 422. I V : 26, 1 8 3 , 409, 4 1 4 Letters to: IV, 25, 26 MiLLAis, M R S . J O H N EVERETT [Euphemia Chalmers Gray (Rusk i n ) ] , IV: 25, 26 MILLER,

JOE,

II:

404,

MILLS, CLARK, III: Hester

I I : 202 SIR

MILDMAY,

408.

Jest

MILLER, MR., III: 435η.

543η.

428

[G. 9 6 ] , I I : 609η. IV: 408 METCALFE,

His-

Book, I I : 1 4 5

Letter to: I I I , 6 2 1

MERYON,

AUGUSTE,

Ixxxvii. ILL: 1 5 0 , 1 6 4 , 1 6 5 , 263, 265, 270, 282, 296, 307. I V : 230

MILL,

[Caroline Penelope Robinson], I I : 662. ILL: 4 Letter to: I I I , 650

MERIVALE, MRS. HERMAN

MERRIMAN

16

150П., 1 6 5 , 263, 307

409

MERRICK,

II: 687

532

MILDMAY,

272

MERIVALE, HERMAN, I I : 6 6 2 η .

667.

Histoire,

toire, I: 285

MILDMAY,

MR., IV:

398

JULES,

MIDDLETON, M R . , I I I : 6 2 3 ,

MILBURN,

III:

411 MENTMORE, MR., IV:

4Ο8,

MICHEL, F., IV:

102

3rd Earl

MELOS, M M E . , I: 1 2 8 ,

"MEN

537

I I : 556, 5 5 7 . Profhète, I I : 68on., 6 8 1 , 682η. Robert le Diable, I: 208

MIGNET,

GRISI

WILLIAM

INDEX

JOHN

[?] Low,

G. 95, m. Sir Theophilus], I I : 609 Letter to: II, 6 1 7 M E Y E R B E E R , GIACOMO, Huguenots,

MILMAN,

HENRY

196η. HART

[Dean

of

St. Pauls], I I : backs T . for Athenxum 6 3 5 , 636η., 0 3 7 ; 663, 777. I I I : 2 1 , 68, 667. I V : 88η., 1 3 8 , 391. Martyr of Antioch, I V : 224 Letter to: III, 377 M I L N E , J . D . , Letter MILNES,

58s

FLORENCE

to: I V , 3 4 ELLEN,

III:

GENERAL INDEX

538

[Lord Houghton], I: cxxvii; biographical cxli-cxliii; 454. II: "amazingly clever" 4; 6, 23, 163, 364, 674Π.; married 807. III: 70, i i g n . , 125,

MiLNES, RICHARD MONCKTON

1 2 7 , 230, 585, 667, 6 7 5 , 685, 686n. I V : 1 7 0 , 2 1 4 , 285П.-86П.;

created Baron 289; 304Π., 396, 410, 4 1 1

to: I, 451 ; II, 27, 625,

Letters 6 7 3 ; III,

1 0 3 ; IV, 169,

MILNES, MRS.

RICHARD

339

MONCKTON

[Annabel Hungerford Crewe], I: cxli. II: 807. IV: 285η., 4 1 1 MILNES,

ROBERT OFFLEY

28η.

ROBERT

ASHBUR-

PEMBERTON,

II:

21

IV:

MiLNES, M R S .

ROBERT

PEMBERTON

[Henrietta Maria Monckton], II: 28η.

21

IV:

821.

MILTON, JOHN, I I :

L'Allegro, II: 25. Lycidas, I: 172. Paradise Lost, I: 104; II: 700; III: MINTO,

of,

GILBERT

383 ELLIOT,

ist

Earl

516η.

II:

MINTO,

154,

HUGH

ELLIOT-

MURRAY-KYNYNMOUND,

3rd Earl

of,

WILLIAM

516, 819

II:

[Emma Hislop, m. 3rd Earl], II: 516η., 819 " M I S S Y , " see E L T O N , Mary Agnes " M I S S Y , " see T H A C K E R A Y , Anne MINTO,

LADY

"MISTLETOE,

BOBBY,"

see

SYNGE,

Robert Follett M I T C H E L L , JOHN, I I : 7 8 3 ,

803

Letters to: I, 299, 314 MiTFORD, NANCY, e d . Ladies of Alderley, quoted I: clxix MITFORD, WILLIAM, History of Greece, I: 47. 57 M O B I L E , A L A B A M A , see also chronology, I I I : 575, 577. 588 MoFFATT,

GEORGE,

397, 402, 4 1 3

IV:

392,

MRS.

[Lucy

GEORGE

Morrison], IV: 392 Letter to: II, 785 MoHL, JULIUS, I V : 4 0 3 η .

M R S . J U L I U S [Mary Elizabeth Clarke], IV: 403

MoHL,

M O I R A , FRANCIS RAWDON

HASTINGS,

2nd Earl of. III: sonnet quoted 473; 474 MOLE,

COMTE

LOUIS M A T H I E U ,

393,

I:

360. II: 7 3 1 M o L E s w o R T H , SIR ARSCOTT O U R R Y ,

III: 53η. MOLESWORTH, SIR W I L L I A M , I :

289

TON, I V : MiLNES,

MoFFATT,

218,

219; supports Constitutional 301η. II: 397, 552. III: 53η., 3 1 7 , 495, б74 Letter to: IV, 340 MOLESWORTH, LADY [Andalusia Grant, m. Sir William], II: 397, 666. III: 277, 3 1 7 , 495, 496, 508, 685. IV: 22, 1 8 3 , 2 3 3 , 3 9 1 , 409, 423

Letters to: II, 369; III, 302; IV, 49, 1 4 6 , 340 M O L I È R E [Jean Baptiste Poquelin], Fourberies de Scafin, II : 152 665

MOLYNEUX, EDMUND, I I I :

M o N C K , CHARLES STANLEY, 4 t h V i s -

count, III: 429. IV: and Oxford election 49, 381, 382, 387, 388 M O N C K T O N - A R U N D E L L , see

Moniteur

Universel,

GALWAY

IV: 265η.

MONOD, A D O L P H E F R É D É R I C 137,

DORE, I I I :

138η.,

THÉO-

141,

153,

1б9, ι 8 8 , 1 9 8 , 2 1 7 , 2 ΐ 8 MONRO, D R . ALEXANDER, I :

259η.

MONRO,

[Maria

MRS.

ALEXANDER

Carmichael-Smyth], I: 259 M O N R O E , M R . AND M R S . , I V :

403

I: cliii. II: 245 MONTAGUE, MRS. BASIL [Benson (Skepper) ] , I: cliii, 465. I l l : 63839 M O N T A G U E , BASIL,

MONTAGUE, see

LADY

ASHBURTON

HARRIET

MARY,

GENERAL

232

M O N T A G U E P L A C E , see

TURNER

MONTAIGNE,

EYQUEM,

MICHEL

II:

245, 24.6 MONTALEMBERT, M . , I: MONTALIVET,

COMTE

278

MARTHE

CA-

THOMAS

SPRING-RICE,

ist Baron, II: 509η., 5 7 7 . III: 17, 317 MONTEAGLE, LADY [ M a r y Anne Marshall, 2nd w . of ist Baron], II: 509 MONTEFIORE, MRS. ABRAHAM

[Hen-

rietta Rothschild], II: 644 M O N T E F I O R E , M R S . HORATIO JOSEPH

[Charlotte Montefiore], II: 645 MONTEFIORE,

JOSEPH

MAYER,

II:

645 MONTEFIORE,

SIR

MOSES

НАШ,

I:

467 MONTEFIORE, NATHANIEL, MONTEFIORE,

MRS.

II:

645

NATHANIEL

[Emma Goldsmid], II: 645 MONTES, LOLA,

I:

MONTGOMERY,

ALFRED,

eli II:

542,

6 1 7 . III: 81 Letter to: IV, 342 MONTGOMERY,

341 Letters

MRS.

IV:

to: II, 6 1 7 , 6 2 6 ;

IV,

341 MONTGOMERY, JANE, I I I : MONTGOMERY,

REV.

586

ROBERT,

II:

679 Letters to: II, 675, 686 MONTLUC,

BLAISE

DE

LASSERAN-

MASSENCOME, S e i g n e u r d e .

Com-

mentaires, I: 201 M O N T R E A L , B I S H O P OF, see

FULFORD,

Francis MOODY, GEORGE, I: 48, 53, 55,

56

MOON,

426,

FRANCIS G R A H A M ,

674η. MOORE, PETER, I:

506

III:

131,

288.

ETHICS

MORGAN, CAPTAIN, I I :

683

MORGAN, CHARLES, I I I :

512

M O R G A N , SIR C H A R L E S , I :

376η.

MORGAN,

Owenson,

LADY

[Sydney

Ш. Sir Charles], I: and "Becky Sharp" clviin.; 376, 3 7 7 , 378. II: 149, 2 1 4 , 476. Woman and her Master, 1: 447 Letters

to: III, 3 7 3 ; IV,

123,

343 MORGHEN,

RAFFAELLO

SANZIO,

I:

66 MORIER,

JAMES JUSTINIAN, I I :

472,

563. Hajji Baba, II: 152 Letter to: II, 320 MORLEY,

DOWAGER

LADY

Talbot, m. ist Earl], 644η., 664. III: 613 MORLEY,

EDMUND

[Frances

II:

541,

PARKER,

2nd

Earl of, III: 613 MORLEY,

ALFRED,

112,

II: 63 History oj Ireland, I I : 245, 247. Irish Melodies, III: 335. Lord Edward FitzGerald, I: 162. Memoirs, III: 279. Sacred Songs, I: 248. Sheridan, I: 2 1 5 , 2 1 6 M O R A L I T Y , see

M I L L E BACHASSON D E , I : 3 5 5 MONTEAGLE,

539

MOORE, THOMAS, I:

M O N T A G U E , MISS, I I : 6 MONTAGUE, M R . , III:

INDEX

JOHN,

Richard

Cobden,

quoted I: 386η, MORLEY,

SAMUEL,

Letter

to:

III,

457 Morning Advertiser, The, I: 358 Morning Chronicle, The, I: E . E . Crowe and cxvii-cxviii ; T . applies for Constantinople post 281, 283, 2 8 7 ; 3 7 6 ; refuses T . ' s article on the Queen 384; 398. II: 164, 169, 170, 1 7 1 η . , 1 7 2 , 2 i 6 , 2 1 9 , 2 2 5 ; resigns from 227, 229, 2 3 1 , 240; 241η., 244, 245, 249. 252, 2б4, 353. 354. 362, 364. 365. 373, 442, 452, 459η., 482, 5 7 8 ; and pensions 629—35; 689, 724η., 8 1 7 η . III: 267, 358η., 455«·. 6з8п. I V : 36η., 189η., 227η., 330

GENERAL

540 Morning

Herald,

The,

III:

393,

INDEX MURRAY,

AMELIA

MATILDA,

395· IV: 8 Morning Post, The, II: 33. I V : 361

M U R R A Y , JOHN, I I I :

MORPETH,

M U R R A Y , SIR J O H N A R C H I B A L D ,

GEORGE

count, see

STUART, I:

MOWBRAY,

756.

ILL:

Vis-

7th Earl of

CARLISLE,

MORRIS, L A U R E N C E MORRIS,

HOWARD,

II:

493

390,

754,

407, 423, 451

MORRIS, M R . , I I : 9 9 ,

200

M O R R I S , M R S . , ILL: 4 MORRISH, MISS, I V : 3 4 1 , MORRITT, MR., II:

342

SAVILLE,

I:

266

UEm-fire,

BARON

DE

II: and Barr-j

LA,

Lyndon

139 MOTLEY,

JOHN

LOTHROP,

IV:

82,

84, 231, 238, 392. Corresfondence, quoted III: 152η.; I V : 82η., 84η., 85 η. MOTLEY,

M R S . JOHN L O T H R O P ,

IV:

M O T L E Y , MISS, I V :

FRIEDRICH,

M o x o N , EDWARD, I I I : 1 2 8 , 5 3 6 MOYES, M R . , I: MOZART,

282

WOLFGANG

AMADEUS,

I:

363. I I I : 268 MozLEY, A N N E , ed. Correspondence of . . . 'Newman, quoted I: cxlcxli MozLEY, T H O M A S , Reminiscences, quoted I: 25η. MuNRO, MR., I: 197 M U R A T , JOACHIM, I I : MuRCHisoN, IV:

SIR

217

RODERICK

IMPEY,

391, 402, 412

M U R E , WILLIAM, III: MURPHY,

468.

578

FRANCIS S T A C K ,

IV:

366

III:

583

204 Baroness,

N A B , M R . AND M R S . , I : NAIRNE,

CAROLINA,

Gude

Nicht, I: 75 N A P I E R , A D M . SIR C H A R L E S , I I : NAPIER,

GEN.

SIR

CHARLES

247

JAMES,

Defense of England, III: 16 F R A N C I S , 9th Baron,

NAPIER,

IV:

384 NAPIER,

LT.-GEN.

THOMAS, I I : 5 4 6 ,

SIR

GEORGE

593

NAPIER, MACVEY, II: 2 1 2 , NAPIER, M R . , III:

231

Baron de la, I: T.'s translation of poem 2 9 7 - 9 9 . Ondine, I: 172 FOUQUÉ,

MR.,

482

Letters to: II, 201, 213, 2 1 4

82η., 84η., 85η. MOTTE

MYLNE,

426

70

biographical

cl-clii; 388, 453, 454. II: 38, 57, 1 2 1 , 148, 227, 228, 266, 3 1 1 , 366, 682, 721η., ηгЬ, 734- III: 24; murdered 1 1 4 , 1 1 5 MOTHE-LANGON,

III:

631, 687. IV: 39 MURRAY, LADY [Mary Rigby, m. Sir John], III: 631 Letter to: IV, 39 MussY, H E N R I G U É N E A U D E , I V : 403, 409; and wife 4 1 2 , 4 1 4 MYERS, M R . , I V :

MORTON, ELIZABETH, II: 2 2 7 , MORTON,

432

MUTTON, MRS., II:

147

III:

585

II:

370,

689

I [Bonaparte], I: T . sees З П . ; 42, 45, 87, 95, 158, 182, 227, 232, 251, 252, 395, 425, 496. II: 4, 219, 734. I l l : 54, 95, 321. I V : 254η. N A P O L É O N II [François Charles Joseph Bonaparte], see R E I C H S T A D T NAPOLÉON III, see Louis Napoléon NAPOLÉON

NASMYTH,

MRS.,

I:

427,

428.

II:

217 Nation, The, III: 467η. NATIONAL

SHAKESPEARE

COMMIT-

TEE, IV: T . and 4 1 6 - 1 7 National Standard, The, I : T . as proprietor of 259—61, 262, 263, 264, 268, 269; T . changes name of 2 7 0 - 7 1 ; 508. II: 97η. N A V A R I N O , Battle of, I: 17 NAYLOR, SAMUEL, I :

153

GENERAL INDEX NEALD, CAPTAIN, I: d i x . NEALE,

WILLIAM

Π:

NEW

754

JOHNSON,

Caven-

dish, I: 201 C H A R L E S , II: 445η., 457, 458η., 022. IV: and Oxford election 381, 382, 384, 385, 386, 388. Dialogues des Morts, II: 463-64, 479-80 Letters to: II, 463, 479; III, 476 N E A V E S , C H A R L E S , Lord, IV: 40η. N E L S O N , H O R A T I O , Viscount, II: 218

NEATE,

NELSON, M R . , I I I :

219

NEWCASTLE, H E N R Y PELHAM

CLIN-

TON, 5th Duke of, II: 364. I l l : 317, 416. IV: 204, 20sn., 413η. NEWMAN,

FRANCIS W I L L I A M ,

Pendennis 677η. Soul, II: 581

II:

III: 13.

in

The

J O H N H E N R Y , Cardinal, I: on T . cxl-cxli. II: 581η.; T . on 675, 676; 705. III: 13, 22; and Achilli 66η.; 341, 439η. Certain Difficulties, quoted II: 675П.-76П. Lectures, III: 66n. New Monthly Magazine, The, I: cxxxviii, 196, 215. II: 24, 167, 169η., 198η., z i g . III: 434. IV: 218η.

NEWMAN,

NEW

ORLEANS,

LOUSIANA,

see

also

chronology, III: 577, 581, 588, 590 New Orleans Weekly Delta, The, III: account of attack on T . 585η. N E W T O N , S I R ISAAC, I : 3 5 . Princifia, I V : 196 N E W T O N , JOHN, I I I :

93

see also chronology. I I I : 123. 133. 143. 179. 193» 250, 254, 255, 514 New York Albion, The, III: 489. IV: 279 New York Herald, The, III: attacks T . 88, 120П., 121, 123, 490П., 4 9 4 . 5 0 2 ; 5 0 S , 5 1 2 , 652. IV: NEW

435

YORK,

YORK

541 MERCANTILE

LIBRARY

ASSOCIATION, see also Felt, W . L., I l l : i i 8 n . , 145Π., 382, 383, 488η., 491, 493 New York Times, The, III: on T.'s lectures 121η.; quoted 489η., 505. IV: publishes Yates 189η., 190η. New York Tribune, The, II: quoted 721η. III: quoted 145η.; 489, 505, 662П. IV: pirating Virginians 60 ; and Dickens-Ternan letter 86n.; 321η. N I C H O L A S I, Czar of Russia, II: 1 7 1 , 362-63, 649η. I l l : 158, 426 NICHOLAS, C A P T . T O O P , I :

2H

NICHOLSON, CAPTAIN, I I I :

436η.

NICKISSON,

GEORGE

WILLIAM,

II:

130, 138, 254 Letters to: II, 41, 103, 160, 176, 191, 254, 283; IV, 344 NIELSON, MRS., I l l : 5 3 6 , NIGER

EXPEDITION, I I :

NIXON, EDWARD, I I I :

NIXON, MRS.,

I:

543 43

148

399.

Ill:

148η.,

429 NOE,

AMÉDÉE

["Cham"],

DE

II:

389. 390 NOEL,

REV.

GERARD

THOMAS,

II:

671 NOEL, MRS. GERARD THOMAS

[Susan

Kennaway], II: 671η. NOKES, JOHN, I : 3 0 3 . N O R C O T T , JAMES, 1 :

11:

49

431

CHARLES HOWARD, i i t h Duke of, II: 363, 364 N O R F O L K , D U C H E S S OF [Lady Charlotte Sophia Granville, m. 13th Duke], II: 784η. N O R M A N , M R . , IV: 411 ; and wife 414 NORFOLK,

NORMANBY,

CONSTANTINE

HENRY

1st Marquess of, II: 495, 731. IV: 427 NORMANBY, LADY [Maria Liddell, m. 1st Marquess], II: 731, 734 PHIPPS,

NORRINGTON-EPPS CASE, I : NORRIS, M R . , I I I :

662

401

GENERAL

542 ìiorth

American

and

United

States

Gazette, I I I : 178, 192, 410η., 598η. ì^orth British Review, II: 282; quoted 538П.-39П.; 688, 771. ILL: 4 3 П . , NORTH,

fseud.

see

WILSON, J o h n

of G u i l f o r d ] , I I : 757.

[2nd E a r l 111:321

The,

I V : 248, 249η.

NORTHUMBERLAND,

ALGERNON

P E R C Y , 4th D u k e o f . I I I : 672 NORTON, CARLOTTA, I I I : NORTON,

HON.

MRS.

617η. I:

563η.

E d . Carlyle and Emerson, I : cviii. E d . Letters of q u o t e d I I I : 464П.-65П.

quoted Lowell,

NORTON, F L E T C H E R CAVENDISH,

II:

265η. I V : I I I JOHN

THOMAS

BRINSLEY

BRINSLEY

[4th

B a r o n G r a n t l e y ] , I I I : 617 MRS.

THOMAS

[Maria Chiara 617η.

414

I I : 480 DANIEL,

I:

483.

II:

78, 98; trial of 129, 130; 291, 362η., 498

165,

O ' C O N N E L L , J., I I : 352 O'CONNELL,

MORGAN

JOHN,

II:

ILL: 465η., 650. I V : 3 9 , 2 3 2 , 2 5 1 , 366 O'CONNOR,

FEARGUS

EDWARD,

Elisa

I:

I I : T . on 2 5 - 2 6 ; 32; rascal 130 O'DOWD, MR., IV:

414

O ' D O W D , M R S . , 1 1 : 438 ODRY,

JACQUES

CHARLES,

Federigo],

I:

233,

361. I I : 13 OGILVY,

DAVID

MOND, see

GRAHAM

DRUM-

AIRLIE

O G I L V Y , SIR J O H N , I V : 2 9 , 3 7 , 38 OGILVY,

LADY

JANE

Lady

Jane

H o w a r d , m. Sir J o h n ] , Letter IV, 37

to:

O G L E , MISS, I I : 4 7 6 , 4 8 2 , 689,

814

O'GORMAN, MRS., 11:

188 228

O L I P H A N T , M R S . FRANCIS

[Margaret

Oliphant], William quoted I: 419П.-2ОП.

Blackwood,

OLIPHANT,

BRINSLEY

LAURENCE,

IV:

177.

" C a m p a i g n i n g in C h i n a , " I V : 177 OLLIFFE,

SIR JOSEPH F R A N C I S ,

III:

284-85, 343, 401η., 668. I V : 6,

III:

N o T T , D R . JOSIAH C L A R K , I I I : NOURRIT, I:

The,

O ' G O R M A N , RICHARD, I I I :

RICHARD

[ 5 t l i B a r o n G r a n t l e y ] , I I I : 617Π.

NORTON,

Observer,

O ' D O N N E L L , M R . , I : 355, 362, 454.

CAROLINE,

NORTON, CHARLES ELIOT, I I :

NORTON,

O'BRIEN, WILLIAM SMITH, I I :

407. ILL: 681

197. I I : q u o t e d 229η.; 316, 373П., 617. I V : i i i n . Aunt Carry's Ballads, I I : T . o n 263. Fisher's Drawing - Room Scraf-Book, II: 264η. Undying One, I : 1 6 9 Letter to: II, 263

NORTON,

O ' B R I E N F A M I L Y , I : 8, 9 O ' B R I E N , JAMES B R O N T E R R E , I : 4 2 5

333, 362, 721.

N O R T H , JAMES, I : 4 3 2

Whig,

O ' B R I E N , D R . , ILL: 3 3 0 , 4 2 5

O'CONNELL,

286

CHRISTOPHER,

NORTH, FREDERICK, Lord

Northern

INDEX

577η.

503

347> 395>

400

N o . 60 [ R e g e n t ' s Q u a d r a n t ] , I : 186, 187, 197 N o . 64 [ R e g e n t ' s Q u a d r a n t ] , I : 199

OLLIFFE, LADY [Laura Cubitt, m . Sir Joseph], I I I : 285η., 668. I V : 249П., 3 9 6 Letters to: I I I , 343, 401 ; I V , 54, 250, 252, 344, 345

NURSEY, PERRY, I: 150,

OLMSTED,

N O V E L L O , JOSEPH A L F O R D , I I I :

17

500

FREDERICK

LAW,

III:

614η. "OMNIUM, O B E R L I N , JOHN FREDERIC, I : 368

Memoirs,

JACOB,"

see

M a t t h e w James Once a Week, I V : 1 5 3 η .

HIGGINS,

GENERAL INDEX OXFORD,

373

ONSLOW, M R S . , I I :

see also under names of composers, I: 85, 91, 96, 127, 186, 199, 202, 208, 222, 230, 237, 266,284,363,4.41. 1 1 : 1 0 9 , 1 1 8 , 144, 147, 157, 383, 488, 493, 556, 557, 669, 680. IV: 270

OPERA,

357

O ' R E I L L Y , M R . , 1: 3 5 5 , ORLÉANS,

FERDINAND -

PHILIPPE,

FORCE,

543 BISHOP

OF,

see

WILBER-

Samuel

IV: T . standing for Parliament 3 - 4 , 7 - 8 , 28, 37, 45, 4 9 ; beaten 50, 51, 55, 56, 64, 66, 70, 7 1 , 81 ; speeches 3 8 1 - 8 9 Oxford Literary Gazette, I : 39 OXFORD, R O B E R T H A R L E Y , ist Earl of, II: 761 OXFORD ELECTION,

Duc d', I: 103 ORLÉANS,

FRANÇOIS

D',

JOIN-

Pacific,

ORLÉANS, H E N R I D', see O R L E A N S H O U S E , see ALFRED

PAGE, A D È L E , I I : 5 9 0

AUMALE

PAGET, Α . J . , I I : 5 5 5

409

GUILLAUME

GA-

Count d', I I : 316η., 359, "frank and pleasant" 362; 387, 389; T.'s estimate of 391η., 505η.; debts 532n.j after Lady Blessington's death "mad" 7 3 3 - 3 4 ; 75ОП. IV:

BRIEL,

ЗбО; 363, 390; 535 ; 593; 61 Letter

to: II, 464 [Harriet Gardiner, m. Alfred], II: 316, 505η.

ORSAY, LADY D' OSBORNE, 455·

GEORGE

11:142.

ALEXANDER,

IV: 397

OSTADE, ADRIAEN VAN, I I :

OsY, OUR

MME., II: CLUB,

604

118

744 13g, 4ogn., 410,

IV:

414η. OusELEY, S I R W I L L I A M 21 on. I V : 200 OVERBECK,

I:

[?]

OSGOOD, R E V . M R . , I I I : 1 4 6 ,

JOHANN

GORE,

FRIEDRICH,

III: I:

278 OVERSTONE,

SAMUEL

JONES

LOYD,

ist Baron, IV: 232 OWEN, MRS., I V :

392

O W E N , D R . RICHARD, I V : OWEN, ROBERT, I :

193 Letter

to: IV, 193

OWENS, JOHN, I I I :

413

407

OWEN, ROBERT DALE,

96

Footfalls,

The, III: 562η.

PACKMAN, M R . , I I : 4 3 9

AUMALE

ORMSBY, M R . , I V : 4 0 3 , ORSAY,

see

Prince de

viLLE,

IV:

PAGET, A R T H U R COYTE, I : 1 9 9 , 2 0 2 ,

203 PAINE, T H O M A S , I :

38

P A I N T E R , GEORGE, I V :

11

see also under names of painters, I: 91, 9 3 - 9 4 , 100; Haydon exhibit 186; prints 2 3 5 ; 237, 266, 274; T . on modern French 2 7 6 ; 277, 278, 279; criticism 2 8 6 ; 288, 294, 329; at Windsor 515. II: 10; modern German 3 8 ; 76, 117, 118, 446, 5 0 3 - 0 4 , 580, 730 PALESTINE, II: 154-55 P A L E Y , W I L L I A M , Evidences of Christianity, I: 164, 496 Pall Mall Gazette, III: origin of 417η. IV: 302П. PAINTING,

PALMER,

EDWARD

HOWLEY,

II:

345η. PALMER, REV. MR.,

II: 5 6 2 - 6 3

PALMERSTON, H E N R Y J O H N T E M P L E ,

3rd Viscount, I: cxviii, clxx. II: 625, 672η., 682η., 6 8 5 ; and Don Pacifico affair 7 5 7 - 5 8 ; 761, 8 I I , 813; Ρ attacks foreign policy of 816, 823. I l l : 3, 181, 194Π., 316η., 3 7 5 ; "plucky" 4 0 4 ; 425η., 4 2 9 η . ; P's abuse of 432. IV: 32, 78, 170, 205η., 233П., 385, 413η., 447П. PALMERSTON, LADY [Emily-Mary

GENERAL

544 Lamb 70.

( C o w p e r ) ] , I I : 622. I I I :

I V : 233

INDEX P A T T L E , M R S . J A M E S , I : 189Π., 208, 231, 237, 266, 272, 391

P A N I Z Z I , A N T O N I O , I I : 229

P A T T L E , T H E O D O S I A , I : 267, 391

Letters to: I I , 491, 650

P A T T L E , V I R G I N I A , see

SOMERS

P A P P E N H E I M , D I A N A V O N , I : 128η.

PAUL I, Czar of Russia, I I : 820

PAPPENHEIM,

PAULINE [a s e r v a n t ] . I I I : 301, 306,

JENNY

VON, I :

127,

133, 142, 146, 155

324. 3 2 s

P A R D O E , J U L I A , I I : 67, 306

PAUNCEFOTE, JULIAN, i s t Baron, I I :

PARDON, G E O R G E F R E D E R I C K

["Cap-

tain C r a w l e y " ] , Billiards, I V : 42 Letters to: I V , 42, 46 PARIS, see also chronology, I I I : description o f 269-70

JOHN

LUSCOMBE

WILLIAM,

II:

725.

I V : 15, 210

444,

449,

462,

PAYNE-GALL WEY,

PEACOCK,

427,

431,

442,

495

II:

292.

PEACOCK,

469.

394,

395,

416,

SIR W I L L I A M ,

GEORGE,

II:

I : 68, 76, 494,

H . В . , I I I : 661

PEACOCK, THOMAS LOVE,

P A R K E R , R E V . T H E O D O R E , Letter

to:

167

PARKES, JOSEPH,

MRS., II:

P E A B O D Y , M R . , I I I : 609

I l l : 364, 366 III,

P A X T O N , J O S E P H , I V : 429

792η.

P A R K E R , M A R Y , I V : 75 MRS., I:

I:

438η., 439

P A R K E R , J U L I A , I V : 75 PARKER,

AND A L M S G I V I N G , "

460

PAYNE,

PARIS, B I S H O P O F , see ILL: 434.

I L L : 126

P A Y N , J A M E S , I V : 125, 398

PARIS, A B B É , I : 164 PARKER,

269.

"PAUPERISM

I I : 148.

I L L : 393

Letters to: I V , 53, 346

PEARMAN,

CHARLES,

I I : 718

I I I : 276,

284,

306, 325, 329η., 334, 351,

зб1,

376, 477> 4 8 1 , 483. 487) 490. 491,

492,

498,

505,

511,

513,

514,

518,

524,

533,

535,

554,

P A R K Y N S , M R S . M A N S F I E L D , I V : 174

556,

558,

561,

PARR, THOMAS

576, 578, 5 9 7 ,

PARKMAN, D R . SAMUEL,

516,

585,

I I I : 662

CLEMENTS,

594,

706,

I I : 513,

715,

790,

794 PARR,

MRS.

THOMAS

CLEMENTS

[Julia E l t o n ] , I I : 444, 513, 516, 560, 664, 715η., 790

571, 624,

I V : 6, I I , 14, 25,

MR., I:

192,

P A R R Y , P A T R I C K , I : 155

PEEL,

195,

245,

PASHA, I B R A H I M , see I B R A H I M

SIR R O B E R T , 251,

465,

440, 499, 683.

PASSMORE F A M I L Y , I : 284 PATMORE, COVENTRY, I I : T . h e l p i n g 228, 254; 626

I : 34; a n d t h e 664,

GEORGE,

665.

Floyd

" M a n at

P E I R C E , M I S S , I I : 739

PATTLE

P E L L , A L F R E D , I I I : 662, 666

192, 267, 391.

189,

I I : 232, 267, 436

P A T T L E , J A M E S , I : 189η.

m. Sir Arms,"

I I I : 462

P A T M O R E , P E T E R G E O R G E , I I : 228η. I:

ILL:

I V : 428

PEEL, LADY [Julia Robert], I I : 664 PEELE,

I I : 228η.

[James],

197,

Bedchamber Crisis 384η. I I : 216,

P A S C A L , B L A I S E , I I : 279

FAMILY

80, 82,

206, 207

P A R T H E N O N C L U B , I I I : 424

GEORGE,

565, 613,

40, 52. 55. 57> 66, 75, 76, 445 Letter from: I I I , 624 PEARSON,

Letter to: I I , 517

PATMORE,

628, 62g, 642.

562, 609,

PEMBERTON, 48

CHARLES

REECE,

I;

GENERAL P E N N E T H O R N E , JAMES, I V : PENNY,

REV.

EDMUND

412

HENRY,

I:

26, 76

PERUGINI,

STRANGFORD

PENSIONS, I I : T e n n y s o n

225;

con-

troversy 629-35 P E N W E L L , H E N R Y С . , Letter

to:

IV,

192 Memoirs,

II: Fraser petitions T.'s help on Ziy-i^S; 219 SIR

CHARLES

CHRISTOPHER,

PEPYS, SAMUEL, I I :

style 700

PERCEVAL, SPENCER, I: ALGERNON,

148

see

NORTHUM-

PERCY, HUGH, I:

409

PERKINS, JANE G R A Y ,

Mrs.

Norton,

quoted II: 229η. P E R K I N S , M R S . , ILL: P E R L E T , ADRIAN, I :

516

92—93

PEROWNE, J . J . STEWART, a n d L o u i s

Stokes, Letters . . . of Connof Thirltvall, quoted IV: i86n. [Sir

CHILDREN

Thomas],

II:

746.

ILL:

81,

173, 263, 276 G E O R G E P O T E M K I N , Letters to: II, 93, n o P E R R Y , K A T E , I: biographical cxxvcxxviii. II: 374, 508, 509, 541, 569, 644, 664, 674η., 735П., 745- III: 53, 81, 124, 182, 263, 264. IV: 221, 278, 323, 423 Letters to: II, 555, 819; III, 35> S b 132, 193. 266, 458, 480, 494, 507, 547, 558, 562, 6 1 6 ; IV, 173, 347. Appendix PERRY,

XXVI PERRY, LOU, III: SIR

202, 202

P E T I G R U , JAMES L O U I S , I I I :

666

PETIT, MARIE, III:

138

75 " P . G . , " " A Sketch of T . , " quoted III: 124η.

276

THOMAS

392

PENNSYLVANIA,

see

also chronology. III: 174, 179, 183, 187, 5 4 1 ; papers tile to T . 545-46 Philadel^phia Bulletin, The, III: tile to T . 545П.-46П. Philadelfhia Press, The, quoted 192η. IV: з8оп.

178, hos-

PHILIPPE,

I:

hosIII:

235

and Marc Fournier. Paillasse, II: 737

PHILLIPS, M R .

ERSKINE,

II:

451

[of St. L o u i s ] ,

III:

594 P H I L L I P S , M R . AND M R S . , I : PHILLIPS,

SAMUEL,

III:

134

393,

395,

407-08 Letter to: II, 751 PHILLIPS,

TOM,

II:

645.

III:

55,

422 PHILOBIBLON C L U B , I I I : 6 8 6 PHINN, THOMAS, I V : 3 9 2 , 3 9 9 ,

404,

408, 409, 413, 414 PHIPPS,

CONSTANTINE

HENRY,

see

NORMANBY

Hablôt II: quoted 122η.— 23П.; 124, 149- ΙΠ: 389. IV: 403 Letters to: II, 121 ; III, 410

PHIZ,

fseud. see

BROWNE,

PICHOT, AMÉDÉE,

PERRY, M R . , II: 95 PERRY,

201,

PETER, MRS. WILLIAM, III:

PHILIPS, CHARLES, I :

81, 100, 264 FLORA,

III:

PHILIPPE, ADOLPHE,

P E R R Y , CHARLES, I : 1 5

PERRY,

WILLIAM,

PHILADELPHIA,

195

P E R C Y , D R . JOHN, I V :

III:

EDWARD

212

PHELPS, MRS., I V :

BERLAND

PERRY

CHARLES

P E T T I G R E W , W I L L I A M VESALIUS, I I I :

CoTTENHAM

PERCY,

MRS.

[Kate Dickens (Collins)], III: 643. IV: 278η., 28ο, 397, 409, 410, 4 1 4 PETER,

P E P E , G E N . GUGLIELMO,

see

746η. III: 81, 173, 225, 263. IV: 404 P E R T E R , C O L O N E L AND M R S . , I : 2 0 4

P E N S H U R S T , see

PEPYS,

545

INDEX

GENERAL

54б PICONNIERIE,

THOMAS

G E A U D DE L A , I I :

ROBERT

BU-

228

Pictorial Times, The, I I : i 8 8 PIERCE,

FRANKLIN,

211,

III:

212,

215, 218, 221, 229, 253, 549η. PiLLANs, PROFESSOR, I V : 1 2 9 , P I N D A R , P E T E R , fseud.

see

Letter to: II, 207 POLLOCK, LADY [Juliet Creed, m . Sir William], II: 524. I V : 400 "POLLY,"

see

CARMICHAEL,

131

POMEROY,

296

CHARLES,

III:

210,

P0NS0NBY, W I L L I A M ASHLEY 328

WILLIAM

see

[Lord

Chatham],

I I : 248 I:

23η.

Charles XII, I : 190. Comfact, I : 190. Recollections, quoted I : 416П.-17П. Letter ίο: I, 4 1 6 PLUMPTRE,

DR.

FREDERICK

CHARLES, II: 8 i o n .

WEBB,

MAULEY

PONSONBY, W I L L I A M G L E D S T A N E S ,

I:

P O L K , LEONIDAS, I I I : JOHN

1:217

VON, Mémoires,

KARL

III:

IV:

and

453

[Jonathan e r i c k ] , III: 89η. IV: 02 [JONATHAN]

Fred-

FREDER-

ICK, II: and Langslow 207, 208; 241, 245, 384, 386, 440, 532, 548, 597η., 668, 701, 7 1 3 , 730, 8o2 ILL: 4, 100, 4 5 4 ; poetry addressed to 4 8 7 ; 667, 686. I V : 390 Letters

ALEXANDER,

I:

FG

II:

admires

166. I I : 763, 821. I I I : 74η. Essay on Man, I: 258; II: 801 409

JEAN

BAPTISTE,

see

MOLIÈRE 70 302

PORTER, JANE, Scottish

Chiefs,

II:

429 PORTER, MRS. M A R Y В . , John

LUDWIG

III: 675

FAMILY

?aul

Ρ edlington,

PORTCH, JULIAN, I V :

P O L L O C K , C L A R A JESSIE, I I I :

P O L L O C K , SIR

395.

PORSON, R I C H A R D , I :

HUNGERFORD,

BARON

POPE,

POQUELIN, 50

581η.

102, 337, 340, 341, 343. w i f e 81, 4 1 2 PöLLNiTZ,

Pry, III: 734η.

PopHAM, ADM. W I L L I A M , I I I : 3 9 4

P O L E , SIR W I L L I A M T E M P L A R , I : P O L K , SIR L A W R E N C E ,

POOLE, JOHN, I : sketch of 2 6 5 .

POPE, THOMAS JOHN, I V :

PLUTARCH, Lives, I : 2 0 9 P01TTEVIN, EDMOND L E , I : 2 6 6

POLLOCK

282,

204, 206

P L A N C H É , J A M E S ROBINSON,

POLLEN,

Mrs.

Charles

WOLCOT,

John PIPER, DR., I V : PITT,

INDEX

Black-

wood, quoted III: 407η.; IV: i6n., 397П.-98П. PORTER, D R . T . O . , I : 4 0 6 η . PORTMAN, D R . , I I :

501

POST, J O T H A M , I I I :

191η.

POST O F F I C E , I I : T .

w a n t s position

in 427, 428, 4 3 1 , 432 POWELL, CAPTAIN, III: 4 8 2 POWELL, M R . , I: 428, 4 6 3 ,

483

POWELL, MRS., I: 443.

763

POWER,

ELLEN,

II:

II:

362,

427,

535,

POWER, MARGUERITE, I I : 3 6 2 ,

427,

593 to: I I , 596; IV, 280,

347 POLLOCK, LADY

4 3 3 . 5 3 3 . 5 3 5 . 593. 7 3 4 · Ш: 56, 6o, 264η. IV: 58; T . raising subscription for 6 1 ; 371 Letter to: II, 491 POWER, MR., I: 400; sketch of 502

[Sarah Langslow, m . Sir J o n a t h a n Fredericic], I I : 400, 524, 548, 701. I V : 281, 413 Letters to: I I , 7 1 3 ; I I I , 22, 99,

POWER, ROBERT, I I :

453

POWER, W I L L I A M GRATTAN T Y R O N E ,

P O L L O C K , SIR W I L L I A M

Remembrances,

FREDERICK,

quoted I I : 28 η.

1:378

362η.

GENERAL POWERSCOURT,

RICHARD

54η.

POWERSCOURT, LADY [ F r a n c e s III:

Jocelyn,

m . 5th

to: IV, 348

PRINSEP, VALENTINE CAMERON, IV:

Theo-

Viscount],

54

403 PRIOR, MATTHEW, II: 645η. AMON GEE,

PRITCHARD, WILLIAM [ m . 6th

POWERSCOURT, LADY count],

Vis-

see LONDONDERRY,

Lady

[ m . 4th M a r q u e s s ]

IV: 224 PROCTER, 400.

POYNTZ, MISS, II: 800 PRAED,

547

Letter

WING-

F I E L D , 5th V i s c o u n t , I I I : dosia

INDEX

ADELAIDE

ANN,

cliv,

I:

II: 14, 342, 395, 398, 435.

439, 4 4 1 , 448, 492, 528; c o o l n e s s

CHARLES TYRINGHAM,

IV:

408

t o T . 549, 550, 551J 604, 674η., 738,

812.

III:

104,

128,

343,

PRALL, RICHARD, I V : 394

372,

394.

IV:

122,

151,

214,

PRASLIN, D u e

275η.

AND DUCHESSE D E , I :

clviin.

"Fate

PRATT, MRS., I I : 723

Legends

PRESCOTT, WILLIAM GARDNER, I I I :

88.

a n d a H e a r t , " IV: and Lyrics,

" S e n t t o H e a v e n , " IV: 194η.

Letters

113 GEORGE, I I I :

PRESCOTT, WILLIAM

IV: 404, 4 1 3 PRESCOTT, WILLIAM HICKLING, III: quoted 661,

l y o , 172η.,

169η.;

664.

Philif

II,

ing" 5 3 7 ;

538,542

Letters

to: III, 1 1 2 ,

PRESCOTT,

MRS.

LING, I I I :

II:

530,

"amus-

II, 523,

572;

WILLIAM

HICK-

212

Cornwall"],

PRÉVÔT, CHARLES VICTOR, see ARPRIAULX, OSMOND D E BEAUVOIR, I I : 392,

408,

383, 398, 400.

7,

lunacy

14,

81;

22;

II:

commissioner

a n d Constitutional

95;

127,

260, 298,

393,

24s,

247,

248,

515.

550.

559. 604,

628.

Ill:

332,

342,

343,

372,

394,

400,

441,

475,

517,

559,

572,

583,

670.

IV: 393

78.

III: 304. Jonson,

I: 377—

" K i n g D e a t h , " I: 3 1 7 .

"The

Letters

to:

[Anne to: I V , 348

I,

376,

456;

II,

578; III, 3 0 3 ; IV, 3 5 1 PROCTER,

409, 4 1 5 PRICE, MR., I : 379 PRIDEAUX, MR., Letter

["Barry

biographi-

S e a , " III: 106-07П.

LINCOURT. V i c o m t e d ' 391,

I: c x x x i i i ;

cal c l i i i - c l i v ;

Essays,

PRÉVOST, M., I I : 1 2 2

I V : 181,

IV,

104, 1 2 7 , 198, 228η., 232, 250,

113

112П.

PRESTON, WILLIAM, I I I :

844.

to:

87, 182, 194, 253 PROCTER, BRYAN WALLER

674 PRESCOTT, MRS. WILLIAM GEORGE,

194η.

IV: T . o n 87—

MRS.

BRYAN

Skepper],

WALLER

I: c x x x i i i ;

bio-

g r a p h i c a l c l i i i - c l i v ; 383, 398, 457, II: 1 1 0 , 228η.; o n

F.F.

PRINCE, MISS, I I : 681

464, 465.

PRINCESS, MRS., I I : 398

3 1 2 - 1 4 ; 332, 334, 396, 400, 435, 189η.

451.

515.

572.

590,

68, 279. I V :

594;

accuses T . o f snobbery

655;

PRINSEP, HENRY THOBY, I : II:

232,

487.

III:

Pattle], 524,

I : 189η.

232,

409,

844.

Π Ι : 68, 279, 685.

404η.

569.

674η., 68з, 738, 751η., 843.

397, 404η. PRINSEP, MRS. HENRY THOBY [ S a r a h Monckton

559.

662,

694,

II: 843,

I V : 397,

189, 2 7 7 > 667, 6 7 4 · heroes 2 7 4 П . - 7 5 П . ; Letters

to: I,

ΙΠ:

IV: ι 8 2 ; on 393.

377,

437

422,

445,

454; II, 6, 1 2 , 14, 22, 220, 225, 234.

235,

254,

260,

265,

269,

GENERAL

548

3 1 5 . 3 3 2 , 342, 384. 386, 3 8 7 . 393> 3 9 4 . 3 9 7 . 4 0 2 , 4 2 8 , 448, 492, 549. 5 5 1 . 573. 595. 598. 599. 603, 626, 7 2 7 , 7 2 8 , 7 6 3 , 769, 770, 779, 7 8 1 , 8 1 2 ; III, 1 0 4 , 1 5 4 , 250, 2 7 2 , 305, 3 3 9 , 3 7 2 , 3 7 6 , 3 8 1 , 3 8 7 . 3 9 2 , 394. 430, 4 7 5 , 4 7 8 , S 1 7 . 583. 6 1 1 , 638; IV, 1 5 0 , 2 7 4 , 2 8 9 , 3 5 0 , 3 5 1 . Letters from: II, 3 1 2 ; I I I , 1 2 5 , 230 PROCTER

515. IV:

CHILDREN III:

126,

[Bryan],

198,

232,

II:

387.

122

PROCTER,

NICHOLAS,

see

WALLER,

Nicholas PROTHEROE, M R . , I :

see

MAHONY

P R O V I D E N C E , R H O D E I S L A N D , see

also

chronology. I I I : 5 3 0 PRUSSIA, I :

[ G . 4 2 ] , I: 37,

38,

69, 7 1 , 7 2 Letter to: I I , 223 PRYME, MRS. GEORGE

[Jane

P R Y M E , R I C H A R D , Letter MRS.

Book

II:

PURCELL, PETER, II: 63, 69, 70,

71,

P U R C E L L , MISS, I :

for

496η.

to: II, 138

PUSEY, EDWARD BOUVERIE, I I :

705,

712 Town-

ley Thackeray, G . 4 1 ] , I: 3 7 , 38, 46, 4 7 , 1 0 7 . I I : 844 Letter to: II, 2 5 6 PRYME,

1848,

80, 89 Letter

158

PRYME, GEORGE

6 8 1 , 686, 6 9 5 η . , 7 0 1 , 702, 709, 712, 714, 719, 7з6, 757, 772, 81 on. ; abuses L . Napoleon 8 1 3 ; T . " i n a f u r y " at politics of 8 1 6 ; resigns 8 2 3 ; 829, 840, 8 4 1 , 842, 844. I l l : 1 2 1 , 2 1 1 , 2 5 1 ; and D o y l e 3 0 4 ; 3 1 5 , 342η., з б з ; attacks K i n g of the Sicilies 3 6 4 ; 3 6 7 η . , 3 7 4 , з 8 6 ; upset over L e e c h article 4 1 3 - 1 4 , 4 1 5 , 4 1 7 , T, apologizes for 4 1 8 ; 4 2 9 , 4 3 2 , 4 3 3 , 6 1 4 , 622η., 6 2 5 , 6 з 8 п . , 6 7 0 , 6 7 6 , 686. I V : 36η., 48, 1 0 2 , 1 9 9 η . , 2 1 7 , 3 2 5 . 328, 34б, 3 6 7 . 404η., 425, 450 Punch's Pocket 284η.

193

P R O U T , F A T H E R , fseud.

INDEX

RICHARD,

to:

III,

and

10 Mrs.

W i l l i a m Bayne, Memorials, quoted I : 107П.-08П. Punch, I : and Catholicism c x x i v ; L e e c h and cxlv; cxlvi. I I : 54, 82, 97, 105η., 135, 139. H I . 142, 1 4 3 , 1 4 5 , 1 4 6 , 148, 1 4 9 , 1 5 0 , 1 5 3 , 1 5 6 , 1 6 6 , 1 6 9 , 1 7 2 , 180, 1 8 9 ; T . angry w i t h 1 9 9 ; 202П., 2 2 5 , 2 4 3 , 247, 248η., 250, 2 б з ; "caricaturing the Irish distress" 2 6 6 ; 2 7 0 ; Parson-Snob controversy 2 7 4 , 282, 2 8 3 ; 2 9 1 , 2 9 7 , 336, 360, 3 6 1 , 382, 386, 448, 4 5 1 η . , 4 5 5 , 459П., 4 7 2 , 4 9 2 , 4 9 4 , 5 1 8 , 5 1 9 , 5 3 7 . 538. 5 4 3 . 544. 5 4 6 . 569, 5 7 6 , 580, 6 i 9 , 628, 6 3 5 , 6 5 8 , 6 6 3 ; T . threatens resignation 6 1 8 ;

PUTNAM, GEORGE PALMER, III:

474,

5 i o n . , 662 Letter to: III, 1 3 1 PUTNAM,

MRS.

GEORGE

PALMER,

III: 5 i o n . Putnam^s Monthly Magazine, 280η., 286 PuziN, DR., I I : 4 1 , 98, 108, 1 2 1 , 1 7 3 , 1 7 7 , 208, 2 1 6 , 842 PYNE, REV. DR., I l l :

QUARLES, FRANCIS, I :

III; 113, 841,

539

163

Quarterly Review, I : E l w i n and c x x v i i i ; c x x x ; against Southey 3 9 6 . I I : 294, 3 2 1 , 3 3 4 ; on Jane Eyre 341η.; 559. I I I : 340η., 396, 413η., 4 1 4 . 4 4 . 4 1 7 . 4 ΐ 8 , 466η., 4 6 8 η . I V : G a l e and 1 5 ; 16, 1 3 8 , 150, 194η· QUECKETT, REV. W . , II: 709 QUEENSBERRY,

DUCHESS

OF

[Lady

GENERAL Catherine H y d e , m. 3rd II:

Duke],

DR.

FOSTER,

5+9

RASHDALE, M R . , "RATTLER,"

64SN.

QUIN,

INDEX

FREDERICK I:

400.

II:

HERVEY 150,

289,

Q U I N C Y , JOSIAH P .

II:

668

CRESWICKE,

699, 7 7 7 . I V : 149, 426 M R . , I I : 352

RAYMOND,

[? ] , I I I :

568,

154

RAWLINSON, SIR H E N R Y RAY,

339> 349. 359. 360 Letter to: II, 546

III:

I:

MR.,

II:

114

RAYMOND, M R . [ o f B o s t o n ] , I I I : 6 0 0

i66n.

RAYNERS, M R . ,

I:

190

REACH, ANGUS BETHUNE, III: RABELAIS, FRANÇOIS, I : 4 1 2 .

Œuvres,

494 RACHEL, MME. [Elisa F é l i x ] , II: 23 III:

RACINE, III:

JEAN

BAPTISTE,

Ifhigénìe,

138

661 Letter

Α.,

III:

626,

632,

644,

352

to:

THOMAS IV,

III:

RADCLIFFE,

BUCHANAN,

TEDDY,

Allingham,

ed. William Allingham, 112П.-13П.

quoted I V :

and

FITZROY

SOMERSET,

ist

JAMES

HENRY

Baron,

II:

232.

III: 393η., 394П. I V : i 6 RAILROAD

SPECULATION,

RAMSAY, A L L A N , I:

Major

Faces,

Guesses

at

the

III: 10

CAPTAIN,

IV:

CHILDREN

64

[William

Brad-

395

III:

ARTHUR

689

D.

"Coz-

AND

CO.,

IV:

396 R A N K E , L E O P O L D V O N . History

of

the

I: 4 6 0 - 6 1

RANKIN, M R . , III:

REED, MRS. HENRY

253

RAPHAEL [Raffaello Santi], I: 286. I I : 446

III:

drowned

HOPE, III:

536,

542, 546 WILLIAM

BRADFORD,

I:

bio-

graphical cliv-clvi. ILL: 178η., 185, 203, 664. Esther Reed, III: 400; I V : 45. Haud Immemor, quoted I: clv-clvi, clxv; III: 599η.; IV:

137П.

Letters to: III, 201, 292, 399, 545, 6 0 1 ; I V , 44, 136, 297 REED,

MRS.

REES, M A R Y ,

F.,

zens," quoted III: 510η. WOOLLETT

articles on 1 9 2 ; 202; 3 9 9 - 4 0 1 , 536, 542 Letter to: III, 185

WILLIAM

BRADFORD

[ M a r y Love Ralston], I I I : I V : 45

460

IV:

RAMSAY, W I L L I A M , RANDOLPH,

RICHARD,

REED

REED,

I:

C - S and 448η. I I : 2 1 5 , 2 1 7 ; smash 2 3 3 ; and M a j o r C-S 238; 258, 290; suit 3 3 3 ; 372, 382; Irish 459, 5 1 3 , 5 3 5 ; 545. III: in U . S . 2 7 5 , 308, 383, 385, 527, 549. I V : Irish 6 ; 66, 67, 68, 75, 76, 235, 290 RAMSAY, M A J O R ,

and

REED, H E N R Y H O P E , I: civ, elvi.

353

H.

D.,

Letter

51

f o r d ] , I V : 45 IV:

RADFORD,

III:

127

REDDIE,

The

Italian, II: 55

Pofes,

READ,

Beautiful,

RADCLIFFE, MRS. [ A n n W a r d ] ,

638η.

BETHUNE,

638, 639

REALF,

to: IV, 352

R A D C L I F F E , SIR E D W A R D , I V :

RANGEL

MRS. ANGUS

READE, CHARLES, Masks

RADCLIFFE,

RAGLAN,

REACH,

REEVE,

II: 568,

HENRY,

I:

546.

576 184;

on

T.

282П.-83П.; on I. T . 295η.; 309, 310, 457. I I : i 2 , 13, 47, 144, 278, 6 2 6 ; fight with Carlyle 6 2 8 29; 844. I V : 409 Letters to: II, 279, 280 REEVE, JOHN, I: R E E V E , M R S . , ILL: REFORM

BILL

260η. 667

[1832],

I:

159;

T .

GENERAL

550

hears reading of 188; 190; reading in Lords 191 ; "Percy and Reform" prank 195η.; "gone to the devil" 199. I l l : 682 REFORM

CLUB,

I:

388,

424,

425,

428, 436, 438, 447, 460. II: 95, IIS, 1 4 8 » 49, 1 5 0 , 165, 548, 690, 753> 800, 842. 1 1 1 : 7 4 , 7 6 η . , 393, 420, 428. IV: 54, i i 2 , 2s6n., 312η., 323, 394, 410, 413 REICH, DR.,

II:

32

DUC

REID, M R . , III:

DE

97

[a brewer], I: 191 REÍD, THOMAS WEMYSS, Houghton, quoted I: cxlii; IV: 304η. R E L I G I O N , I: 92; in Germany 1 4 0 ; i 6 i , 248, 396, 402-03, 452-53. 464, 466-67, 493, 494. II: troubles by heterodoxy of writing 204; 205-06, 209, 253; and Brookfield 274-75, 2 7 7 - 7 8 ; 474, 591, 6 1 5 - 1 6 , 663, 690, 7 1 1 - 1 2 , 7 6 1 - 6 2 . I l l : 20, 50-51, 66; T.'s daughters and 82, 85-87, 93-96, 141, 168-69, 188, 198, 2 1 6 - 1 8 ; 347-48, 350-51. IV: 128-29 REÍD, M R .

REMBRANDT

HARMENSZ

VAN

RIJN,

I: 66, 150 Re fort of the Anniversary of the Royal Literary Fund, see R O Y A L LITERARY

FUND 727.

III: 61 COUNTESS DE [Emily de Viry, m. Count Adrien], II: 727η. REVISS, THERESA, I: biographical clvii-clx; 413. II: 382, 754 REVEL,

REVISS, M R S . T H E R E S A , I :

207

Revue Britannique, I: cvii. III: 389 Revue des deux Mondes, I: 224. III: 389. 410

I:

REYNOLDS, M R . , I: 3 2 7 . REYNOLDS,

CAPT.

III:

127

280.

407.

II:

THONY, I:

307 AN-

484

RHENANIERS C L U B , RHETT,

IV:

RICHARD

ROBERT

114-15

I:

BARNWELL,

III:

556η. RHETT, III:

MRS.

ROBERT

BARNWELL,

556 664

Bombastes Furioso, I: i6n.; T.'s imitation of 79η.; 132 R I C E , G E O R G E E D W A R D , Letter to: I I I : 163 RHODES, W I L L I A M BARNES,

RICE,

GEORGE

EDWARD,

and

J.

Η.

Wainwright, Efhemera, III: 163 RICE, STEPHEN

S P R I N G , see

SPRING-

RICE RICHARDS,

MR.,

II:

515,

549.

MRS.

[Emma],

III:

281 RICHARDS,

II:

514—

i5> 544, 549> 559· I " : 281 RICHARDSON,

SAMUEL,

II:

389.

Clarissa, II: 500. Charles Grandison, I : 3 1 2 ; I I : 815; I V : 444 R I C H M O N D , V I R G I N I A , see also chronology, III: 220, 222, 223, 247, 515 R I C H T E R , JOHANN P A U L I:

FRIEDRICH,

214

R I G B Y , E L I Z A B E T H , see ROBERT

EASTLAKE

STEPHEN,

II:

403, 404, 452η. Letter to: II, 450 RIPON, GEORGE

FREDERICK

SAMUEL

3rd Earl de Grey and ist Marquess of, III: 667η. IV: 4iin. R I P O N , L A D Y [Henrietta Vyner, m. ist Marquess], III: 667. IV: 411 Riso, M A R Q U I S D E L , I V : 130 ROBINSON,

RISTORI, A D E L A I D E , I I I :

REYNOLDS, JOHN H A M I L T O N , I :

481.

SIR JOSHUA,

371

RINTOUL,

R E V E L , C O U N T ADRIEN DE, I I :

II:

REYNOLDS,

RHODES, M R S . W I L L I A M , I I :

[François Charles Joseph Bonaparte, Napoléon II], I: 87, 250-51

REICHSTADT,

INDEX

RITCHIE,

AUGUSTA

[G.

345, 362, 636, 646.

460 114], IV:

261

III:

GENERAL RITCHIE,

BLANCHE

[G.

115],

111:

CHARLOTTE

[G.

IIO],

biographical clx, clxii, clxiii; 449, 4 6 1 , 4 7 1 . II: 3S. 125, 2X1, 287, 318, 576, 748, III: 106, 144, 334, 346, 348, 3 6 1 , 362, 454, 6 1 6 , IV: 261 Letters to: II, 1 7 3 , 184, 208, 5 7 5 ; III, 344, 6 4 5 ; IV, RITCHIE,

EMILY

[G.

113],

I:

I:

447, 177, 750. 3+7. 636. 193, 353 clx.

I I : 81 RITCHIE

FAMILY

[John],

I:

cxvii;

biographical clx-clxiii; 192, 236, 237, 4 1 2 , 4 1 5 , 432. II: 142, 2 1 1 , 609, 732 RITCHIE

FAMILY

[William],

III:

[ G . 7 5 ] , Rite

hies

454 RITCHIE, GERALD

in India, quoted I: clxii, 84η; II: 194П.-95П. R I T C H I E , JAMES, I : RITCHIE,

JANE

[G.

189

[G.

112],

1:

clx,

R I T C H I E , JOHN

[of E d i n b u r g h ] ,

III:

698 RITCHIE,

LADY

see

THACKERAY,

Anne I. R I T C H I E , L E I T C H , France, RITCHIE,

WILLIAM

I:

[G.

178

108],

I:

biographical clx-clxiii; 6n.; on Mrs. Halliday 183П.-84П.; 185, 199, 284, 343, 368, 381, 430. II: 39η.; 40, 7 2 ; in India 1 2 5 , 1 8 4 ; account of Langslow troubles 194П.-95П.; married 208; 545. I l l : 345, 645. IV: dead 2 6 1 , 276, 284; 352 Letters to: I, 2 9 5 ; III, 4 5 1 , 635 RITCHIE,

MRS.

WILLIAM

[Augusta

Trimmer, G . 1 0 9 ] , I: clxi, clxiii. I I : 194η., 2O8. I l l : 4 5 1 , 452, 636. I V : 292η. Letters to: IV, 276, 284 395,

396

HI],

I:

bio-

ical clx, clxi, clxii; 5, 23, 30, 232, 233> 355. 4 1 5 . 488. 1 1 : 4 9 9 . 581. I l l : 645 Letter to: I, 343 JOHN

JOHN

ROBARTS, ABRAHAM JOHN, I V :

R I T C H I E , JOHN [ G . 5 8 ] , I : b i o g r a p h -

MRS.

RITCHIE,

183η.-

graphical clx, clxii, clxiii; 296, 4 7 2 . II: 35, 196, 579, 748. I l l : 106, 144, 334, 344, 345, 347, 348, 454, 636. I V : 261 Letters to: III, 3 6 1 , 645

RITCHIE,

SSI

4 1 5 . II: 39

345, 362, 636, 646. I V : 261 RITCHIE,

INDEX

[Charlotte

Sarah Thackeray, G. 5 7 ] , I: graphical clx, clxiii; 3, 23, 2 3 1 , 232, 234, 253, 266, 285, 297, 3 1 7 , 318η., 344, 447. II: 8 i , 139, 287, 494, 576. 579. 581, 586, 587, 7 3 1 . 748, 750. I l l : 97. 106, 267, 3 1 4 . 344. 345. 347. 645, 672. I V : 427

bio30, 283, 430, 575, 590, 144, 457.

Letters to: I, 5, 6, 471 ; II, 34, 39. 125, 350, 499, 608

ROBARTS, M R S . A B R A H A M J O H N ,

IV:

402 ROBARTS, see

L U B B O C K , AND

COMPANY,

LUBBOCK

ROBBINS,

GEORGE,

II:

560η.,

6o6,

715.738 ROBBINS,

MRS.

GEORGE

[Maria

Katherine Elton], II: 560 R O B B I N S , JOSEPH, I V :

59

ROBERTS, DAVID, I I : 2 5 3 .

Ill:

351,

494. I V : 390, 408 Letters to: II, 4 5 4 ; III, 413 ROBERTS,

GEORGE,

Lady

Audley's

Secret, I V : 4 1 1 R O B E R T S , MISS, I V :

408

ROBERTSON, M R . , I I :

151

ROBERTSON, W I L L I A M , I :

182

R O B E S P I E R R E , M A X I M I L I E N FRANÇOIS M A R I E ISADORE DE. 1 1 1 : 9 5 ROBINSON, B E V E R L E Y , I V : ROBINSON,

WILLIAM

598η., 599, 6o3, 609.

317

66

DUER,

IV:

III:

72,

GENERAL

552

Letters to: III, 597, 6 0 5 ; IV, 65, 135, 192, 202, 223 ROBSON,

THOMAS

FREDERICK,

III:

429 ROCHEID, MRS., I :

155

JAMES

[G.

2 0 ] , III: 73 abeth Anne Thompson, G.

[G.

RONSARD,

21],

R.-ADM.

JOHN

RASHLEIGH

Amours

JUDGE

JAMES

J.,

RODD, M R S . JOHN RASHLEIGH

[Wil-

helmina Mary Rodd, G . 2 5 ] , III: 72, 73 R O D D , V . - A D M . SIR J O H N T R E M A Y N E

JOSEPH

ROS, O L I V I A D E , see IV:

ETIENNE,

I:

COWLEY

366

Ross, MR., II: 442η. R o s s i , C O U N T E S S D E , see ROSSI, M R . , I :

666

SONTAG

360

ROSSINI, G I O A C C H I N O A N T O N I O ,

Bar-

ber of Seville, I: 1 8 6 ; II: 1 4 7 ; III: 3 4 3 ; I V : 270. Comte Ory, I: 85, 96. Mose in Egitto, I : 284. Stabat Mater, II: 44. William Tell, I: 9 1 , 96

[ G . 1 7 ] , I: 343η., 4 1 2 . II: 596 RODD, LADY [Tane Rennell, G . 16, m. Sir J o h n ] , I: 343, 4 1 2 . I I : 595. ILL: 72, 73, 674. I V : 76, 421

ROSSITER, M R . , I I :

RODD, M R . , I I :

141

ROTHESAY,

RODEN,

STRANGE

JOCELYN,

ILL:

280

ROSSI, C O U N T D E , I I : 4 9 9 η . ,

2 6 ] , I I I : 72

JOHN

DE,

III: 1 5 1 ; quoted 152

662

ROSE, M R . ,

73Η.

844

PIERRE

ROQUEPLAN, [Eliz-

670-71

RONALD FAMILY, I I :

ROOSEVELT,

RENNELL

R O D D , M R S . JAMES R E N N E L L

RODD,

ROMSEY A B B E Y , I I :

d'Hélène,

RODD, M A J .

III:

INDEX

767

CHARLES

STUART,

ist

Baron Stuart de, I I : 646η. 54

III:

5th Earl of, II: 7 1 8 η . III: 5, 6 7 2 RODEN, LADY [Sophia Hobhouse, m. 5th Earl], II: 7 1 8 η . III: 5, 643. I V : 286

ROTHESAY, LADY DE [Lady Elizabeth Yorke, m. ist Baron], II: 646.

RODEN, ROBERT JOCELYN, 2 n d

ROTHNEY, M R . , I I :

of, I I I : S3 RODEN, LADY [Juliana Anne m. 2nd E a r l ] , III: 53 R O E , M R . , I: 493, 497

Earl

Orde,

629,

P.,

"Letters

ROME, III:

of

284 514.

396 ROMILLY, LADY [Caroline Charlotte Otter, m. 1st Baron], II: 5 1 4 IV:

ROMILLY,

SIR

LADY

DE

[Leonora

SIR

ANTHONY

SAMUEL,

II:

DE,

R O T H S C H I L D , L A D Y DE [ L o u i s a

de

II:

514.

Memoirs, III: 557 ROMILLY, LADY [Anne Garbett, m. Sir Samuel], I I : 5 1 4

Mon-

tefiore, m. Sir A n t h o n y ] , II: 524, 645. I V : 4 1 1 ROTHSCHILD FAMILY, I I I :

ist Baron, II:

de,

524η., 645, 605

326

ROMILLY, JOHN,

Baron

Rothschild, m. Baron Alphonse], I V : 30 ROTHSCHILD,

Charles L e v e r , " quoted I: cxlviii ROLLES, COLONEL, I:

188

ALPHONSE,

I V : 30 ROTHSCHILD,

7 5 1 η . 1 1 1 : 2 3 0 , 4 4 4 . I V : 343 Letter to: IV, 353, 3 3 3 - 3 4 FRANKLIN

54

ROTHSCHILD,

ROGERS, S A M U E L , I I : 2 4 5 , 5 5 6 ,

ROLFE,

III:

ROTHSCHILD,

JAMES,

69

Baron

de,

II:

+93 ROTHSCHILD, LIONEL N A T H A N , B a r o n

de, II: 524η. III: 479η., 682. I V : 30n., 3 9 1 , 392

675,

R O T H S C H I L D , L A D Y DE [ C h a r l o t t e

de

Rothschild, m. Baron L i o n e l ] , I I : 665. III: 9, 479η., б2б. I V : 30η,

GENERAL Letter

to: I V , 29

RUSSELL,

ROUTLEDGE, JOHN, I V :

RUSSELL,

92 Penitent,

III:

213. Jane Shore, I: 237 R O W L A N D , S . N . , Letter

Royal Literary Anniversary

LADY

RACHEL,

see

BUT-

LORD

WILLIAM,

RUSSELL, W I L L I A M

to:

III,

Fund, Report of the, II:

446

of the quoted

I:

mur-

dered 443 HOWARD, I I I : at

Crimea 403. I V : 54, 99η.; reporting C i v i l W a r 223, 231, 235; 400, 4 1 0 ,

414

Letters to: I I I , 455; I V : 64

378η. ROYAL LITERARY FUND, Secretary of

RUSSELL,

RUBENS, P E T E R P A U L , I : 286,

515.

HOWARD

IV:

6 s , 1 2 2 , 398, 4 1 0

RUSH, MRS., I I I :

177

RUSKIN,

Muñera

JOHN,

and

Last,

RUSSEL, ALEXANDER, I I : 819η.

III:

SADE, C O L O N E L DE, I : 8 6 SADLER, M I C H A E L THOMAS, I : 51 ST.

698

DAVIDS, BISHOP OF, see GERMANS, EDWARD

SAINT-HILAIRE, BEDFORD,

Duke of

see

MARCO

ST. JOHN, I I :

376

R U S S E L L , JAMES, I V : 4 0 η . 13,

15,

16, 17, 18, 22, 23; "manifest unkindness and injustice" of 24; 30 Earl,

I:

civ,

cxviii, cxix, 409η. I I : and C o r n Laws 216; 241η., 251; treasury statement 3 5 2 ; 666n.; postal regulations 686; 761, 769; and Jameson pension 770, 786, 787; 816. ILL: 17, 24, 279; and Crimean W a r cabinet 4 1 5 - 1 6 ; 682. I V : 243,

38s,

395,

403,

409;

and Lorcha question 447. Turks in Eurofe, I : "siUy meagre pamphlet" 284

see

BONIFACE

591

TERNE

DE C O U R T I R A S ,

d e , see

DASH

ST. M A U R ,

CIS-

Vicomtesse

EDWARD ADOLPHUS,

see

SOMERSET, 12th Duke of ST. PAUL, I I : 591.

I l l : 86, 1 4 1

ST. PETER'S, R o m e , I I I : 326 SALA,

GEORGE

AUGUSTUS,

III:

T.'s

opinion of 4 7 0 - 7 1 . I V : 36. " K e y of the street," I I I : 4 7 0 - 7 1 . Hogarth, I I I : 47ОП., 471 Letters to: I V , 203, 256 SALIS, P E T E R

JOHN, C o u n t

de,

III:

674η. SALIS,

COUNTESS

DE

[Cecilia

Hen-

rietta Bourgeois, m. Count P e t e r ] , III: 674

RUSSELL LADY [ L a d y Frances Anna Maria Elliot, 2nd w . of ist E a r l ] , II: 685. I l l : 17, 24

SALMON, M R . , I V :

R U S S E L L , MISS, I V :

SAMPAYO, M R . , I I : 2 5 7 , 3 8 2

397

fseud,

SAINT-MARS, G A B R I E L L E A N N E

RUSSELL, D R . JOHN, I : u n . ,

ist

246

DE,

HILAIRE

S A I N T I N E , fseud.

JOHN,

GRANVILLE

E L I O T , 3rd E a r l o f , I : 2 1 4 η . ,

RUSSELL, G . , I V : 396

RUSSELL INSTITUTION, I :

THIRL-

WALL ST.

R U S S E L L , SIR C H A R L E S , I V : 3 9 9 see

155

Pulveris,

quoted I V : 21 i n . Unto this I V : 21 i n . Letter from: I V , 211

FRANCIS,

372-73

RYLAND, M R . , I I :

R U E , É M I L E DE L A , I I I : 6 1 7 η .

RUSSELL,

WILLIAM

RUSSIA, I : massacring Poles 1 5 8 ; F G

I l l : 123 R U B I N I , GIOVANNI BATTISTA, I I : 363

RUSSELL,

MRS.

[ M a r y Burrowes], I I I : 455η.

the, Letter to: II, 777

233.

553

LER, L a d y

R O T H S C H I L D , M R . , I I : 18 R O W E , N I C H O L A S , Fair

INDEX

426

SALT, M R , , I : 402, 404, 4 1 4 , 420

GENERAL

554 SAMS,

W.

RAYMOND,

Letter

to:

II,

INDEX SAXE-WEIMAR,

GRAND D U K E

FRIEDRICH, I: 1 2 5 ,

499 SAMUEL [a servant], I ;

257

SAMUELSON, M R . , I I I :

689

SAND, M R S . , I : 4 6 6 ,

Talent,

SANDWITH, M R . AND M R S . , I V : MARCUS

H I L L , 3 r d Baron, II: SANKEY, D R . , I I : 1 5 6 , SANSUM,

JOHN,

I:

494, 495, 496,

399

CECIL

645 174,

493,

497

SANTI, C O U N T AND COUNTESS, I : 1 3 1 S A N T L E Y , LADY [ G e r t r u d e K e m b l e ,

m. Sir Charles], I: 3 9 4 SAQUI, M M E . , I V : SARTORIS,

CHRISTOPHE

F R I E D R I C H VON, I : 1 2 3 ,

JOHN,

I:

cxliv.

II: 392η., 558, 740. III: 1 2 7 , 2 3 0 , 340, 6 7 2 , 685. IV: 3 5 3 , 392, 409, 4 1 3 Letters to: II, 3 9 8 ; III, 4 2 4 SARTORIS, M R S . EDWARD J O H N

[Ade-

SCHMIDT, M R . , I V :

414 679

SCHNEIDER, MISS, I :

199

SCHÖNBERG, M R . , I :

386

SCHRÖDER-DEVRIENT,

I: 202.

WILHELMINE,

III: 443

S C H U L T E FAMILY, I : 1 1 9 ,

120,

131

I:

114,

116, 118, 119, 123, 131, 1 7 2 , 1 7 3 , 1 9 1 , 204, 205

150,

SCHULTE,

FRANZ

ANTON,

SCORE, M R . , 1:

210

II: 8 1 9 .

333,

SCOTT,

340,

424,

425·

I V : 88, 3 9 2 , 4 0 2 , 4 0 3 , 4 0 4 , 4 0 9 , 438 Letters IN,

to: II, 3 9 8 , 6 5 5 , 7 0 1 ;

345

Saturday Review, The, I I I : protests against T . ' s lectures 5 6 4 . IV: 19ОП., 2 1 5 η . , 2 2 7 η . , 4 0 9 η . SAUNDERS,

DR.

AUGUSTUS

PAGE,

1 2 П . ILL: 2 4 , 4 3 5 Savannah Daily Morning quoted I I I : 5 5 3 η . SAVANNAH,

GEORGIA,

see

News, also

nology, I I I : 2 4 1 , 2 4 4 , 2 4 7 , 566, 5 7 1 SAXE-COBURG,

PRINCESS

M A R I A LOUISA, see SAXE-WEIMAR,

chro-

562,

VICTORIA

KENT

GRAND D U K E

AUGUST, I : 1 2 5 ,

I:

130,

136

KARL

VON,

I : 2 3 2 , 2 3 3 , 2 5 3 . Litteratur und Kunst, I : T . thinking of translating 1 1 8 , 1 2 3

Scotsman, The, IV: 4 1 , 63

337,

148.

Marie Stuart, I : 2 3 6 ; I I : 2 3 ; III: 460. Piccolomini, I: 1 4 7 . Räuber, I: 1 4 1 - 4 2 , 2 1 9

laide Kemble], I : cxliv, 2 0 7 - 0 8 , 239. II: 38, n o , 3 9 1 , 392, 548, 558, 5 5 9 - 6 0 , 604, 740, 7 8 1 , 843, 844. I l l : 1 2 7 , 1 8 4 , 2 3 0 , 2 5 2 , 336,

136,

III: 442, 445

SCHNEIDER, JOHN, I I I :

254

EDWARD

195

JOHANN

SCHLEGEL, AUGUST W I L H E L M

157

173,

SCHILLER,

and

I: 224

SCHEFFER, HENRY, IV:

467

ARTHUR

KARL

136

S C A R G I L L , W I L L I A M P I T T , Rank

SANDWICH, LADY [Lady Mary Paget, m. 7 t h E a r l ] , I I : 7 3 1 , 8 2 4 . ILL: 316 SANDYS,

130,

III:

R E V . ALEXANDER

688.

JOHN,

II:

282, 3 1 7 η . , 548. III: 96, 9 7 , 286, 661 Letters to: II, 2 8 2 , 2 9 0 ; I I I , 83, 6 1 0 SCOTT, M R S . ALEXANDER JOHN

K e r ] , I I : 2 9 0 . I I I : 8 3 , 84, 97, 6 1 0 , 656 Letter to: III, 2 8 6 SCOTT, D R . , I I I : SCOTT FAMILY

[Ann

85,

574

[Mary],

I: 429.

II:

189 SCOTT, JOHN ALEXANDER, I I I : SCOTT, LADY, I V :

SCOTT, MARY, I : 4 4 1 . S C O T T , SUSAN F . , I I I : S C O T T , THOMAS, I I I : SCOTT,

SIR

II:

135

97 93

WALTER,

controversy 4 6 0 .

97

433

I:

Banantyne

II: 1 2 2 η . ,

146,

GENERAL INDEX 156, 262, 378η., 737. III: 97, 634. I V : 291, 433 Anne of G eierstein, II: 55. Castle Dangerous, I: "poor" 178. Guy Mannering, I: 58. Heart of Midlothian, IV: 206, 4 1 1 η . Ivanhoe, I: 21 η. Marmion, I: 76. Peveril of the Peak, I: 497. Quentin Durward, I: 1 3 , 206, 234. Swift, I: 235. Waverley novels, I: 82, 84. "William and Helen," I: 169. И^ООЛ/OC/È, I : 234; I I : 457η. SCOTT, G E N . W I N F I E L D , SCRIBE, EUGÈNE, I V : SCRIWANECK,

III:

196

428

AUGUSTINE

CÉLESTE,

748

II:

SEAVER, BENJAMIN,

III:

SEDGEWICK, M R . , I:

85

S E L W Y N , G . , ILL:

156

585

SENIOR, NASSAU W I L L I A M , I V :

401η.,

403, 408 Letter to: III, 277 SENIOR,

MRS.

NASSAU

WILLIAM

[Mary Charlotte Mair], IV: 4 0 1 , 402, 403 SEURRE, GABRIEL

BERNARD, I :

SEYMOUR, LORD H E N R Y , I I I : SEYMOUR, ROBERT, I: SHAFTESBURY,

294

363

311η.

ANTHONY

ASHLEY

7th Earl of. III: 1 8 i n . ,

COOPER,

273

THACKERAY,

Mrs. Francis S H A K E S P E A R , C H A R L O T T E , see SHAKESPEAR FAMILY, I : SHAKESPEAR,

83],

CRAW-

Mrs. James

FORD,

I:

GEORGE

6, 7, 8.

SHAKESPEAR,

79],

SHAKESPEAR,

SHAKESPEAR,

MR.,

SHAKESPEAR,

SIR

I:

50],

II:

JOHN III:

194 TRANT

FG.

145, 173 DOWDESWELL

334

MRS.

JOHN

DOWDES-

[Marianne E. Hodgson, 80], III: 334

SHAKESPEAR, JOHN T A L B O T [ G .

G.

51],

8n.

SHAKESPEAR,

MRS.

JOHN

TALBOT

I:

8

RICHMOND

[G.

84], I: clx, ЗП., 6, 7, 8. I l l : 447 SHAKESPEAR,

SARA

ELIZA

DONNI-

["Selina," G . 90], I: 204. I l l : 37η. IV: 35 Letter to: III, 406

THORNE

SHAKESPEARE,

WILLIAM,

I:

147,

148; F G on 1 6 6 ; "tedious" 1 7 7 ; 445. II: 1 3 7 , 396. I l l : 1 7 , l o i , 184, 203η., 293. IV: збоп., 410η. As You Like It, I: 404; III: 269. Hamlet, II: T . on 703; IV: 169. I Henry IV, II: 214. 2 Henry IV, I: 343. Julius Caesar, I: 1 9 4 ; Ш : 588. King Lear, II: "bad" 392; 3 7 5 ; III: 502. Macbeth, I: 3 7 3 ; II: 603, 633, 759, 813 ; III: 639. Midsummer Night's Dream, I: 503; II: 2 1 3 ; IV: 295. Much Ado, III: 293η. Othello, I: 1 3 5 , 145, 260П.; II: 2 1 6 , 7 3 5 ; III: 95; IV: 67. Richard III, II: 767η. Romeo, I: 77. Taming, II: 2 1 3 . Temfest, IV: 259. Two Gentlemen, I: 465 SHANNON, C A P T A I N , I I I : SHARP, MISS, I : SHAW

FAMILY

261

89

503. 551

SHAW,

MRS.

W.

[Francis], III: 490,

SHAW, FRANCIS G . ,

IV: 93П.

WELL

I:

[Emily Thackeray, G. 183η.

S H A W , A N N A , see C U R T I S , M r s . G .

S H A K E S P E A R , A N N E , see

[G.

555

I l l : 359η., 490.

FRANCIS

G.,

Ill:

484,

490 Letter to: III, 602 S H A W E , A R T H U R , I: clxiv; staying with T . 424, 426, 429, 430, 4 3 1 , 434; Mrs. C-S trying to evict 4 3 7 ; to India 439, 4 4 1 , 443, 447. II: 1 3 1 ; home from India 209; 210, 243, 289, 402, 405, 408, 430. 111:397, 398,415.421,637,647. IV: 1 2 1

GENERAL

SS6

Letters to: II, 305, 324, 544 S H A W E , M R S . A R T H U R , I I : 306.

Letters to: I, 366, 368, 414, Ill:

397> 415 SHAWE, C O L . A R T H U R , I : 295η., 303, 305,

3o6n.,

308, 309, 3 1 2 ,

321,

367. 389. 397. 398> 431. 437. 439· I I : 21, 78, 89, 305 S H A W E F A M I L Y , I: biographical clxivdxv S H A W E , H E N R Y , I : clxiv, 3 8 9 . II: 131. I l l : 353; T . seeks aid for 420-21; SHAWE,

673

ISABELLA,

see

THACKERAY,

IsabeUa SHAWE,

JANE,

I:

clxiv,

305,

316,

3 5 8 , 359; n e u r o t i c 363-64; 368,

369, 383, 389. 413. 414. 41S. 416, 429; and suitor 437, 440, 444; nursing I . T . 472, 474, 475, 476, 477, 479. I I : 41 ; "fairly out of her m i n d " 305-06; 324, 381, 545· I I I : З25. 353, 421 Letters to: I, 429; II, 240, 430 SHAWE,

MARY,

I:

319.

II:

INDEX

78-79,

472, 485 S H A W - L E F E V R E , see

EVERSLEY

SHEEHAN, JOHN,

cxvii,

I:

320.

SHEIL, RICHARD LALOR, I I : 438 SHEIL, MRS. RICHARD LALOR S H E L B U R N E , see

LANSDOWNE

S H E L L E Y , SIR J O H N , I V : 4 0 3 η . SHELLEY,

LADY [Louisa Elizabeth Knight, m. Sir J o h n ] , IV: 403

SHELLEY,

PERCY

BYSSHE,

I:

MRS. MATTHEW [Isabella Creagh], I: clxiv, 302, 305, 307; I . T . fears separation from 309; 310, 312; attempts to break engagement 315, 3 1 6 ; witnesses marriage 318η.; 319; "singular old deevil" 321 ; 350, 354, 356,

SHERIDAN,

RICHARD

BRINSLEY,

I I : 283 SHERIDAN,

RICHARD

BRINSLEY

[the

younger]. III: 675 Little

Henry],

I I I : 20 SHUTE, EMILY, I: 418 SHUTE

FAMILY

[Samuel],

I:

SHUTE, MATILDA, I: 418 SHUTE, MRS.

SAMUEL

[Anne Rick-

etts], I: 219, 220

SIMEON, C H A R L E S , I : 4 6 η . , 65

Gam"

43ОП.;

433. 437, 438, 440, 4 4 3 ; "nightmare of a mother" 444; 450, 468, 469, 471, 473; and I.T.'s insanity 474; "really and truly demented" 476; 477; "unmotherly" conduct 479; 480, 482; advises putting I . T . in "madhouse" 486; 519, I I : 39; a n d I . T . 4 1 - 4 2 ;

7 8 , 85, 1 8 7 , 2 1 0 , 306, 3 2 4 ,

Ill:

421;

73, 381,

and " T h e Cam-

p a i g n e r " 465η. I V : 145

41η.,

б4, 4 1 8

427,

"Mrs.

[m.

Henry,

SiEvRAc, M R . , I : 2 3 2

428;

II:

245. Rivals, II: 393; T . adapts for cartoon 758; III: " M r s . Malaprop" 759. Trif to Scarborough,

359, 361, 363, 364, 381, 383, 389, 413, 419; "stark m a d " 424;

430.

49η.;

debate on 70; T . ' s opinion of 74; 80; T . writing on 93, 98, 99; 112, 131. Revolt of Islam, I: 51, 74

Captain

SHAWE,

520.

[Anas-

tasia Power], II: 438

SHERWOOD, M R S . M A R Y M A R T H A

306 SHAWE, M R . , I V : 396, 4 1 4

II:

in Pendennis 721

SILVER, H E N R Y , I V : 404, 4 1 3 SIMEON, C O R N W A L L , I I : 6 4 7 SIMEONITES, I : 4 6 , 65 SIMEON, SIR

IV:

J.,

400;

and wife

411 SIMONS, MISS, I V : SIMPSON, 686.

DR.

358

JAMES

YOUNG,

SIMPSON, J O H N P A L G R A V E , I V : SIMPSON,

III:

I V : 433 MRS.

MARY

C.

105η.

M.

S.,

Many Memories, quoted III: 70η. SIMS [a coachman], I V : 7 6

GENERAL SINCLAIR,

ARCHDEACON

JOHN, I I I :

S I N C L A I R , M I S S , Letter SKELTON,

217.

JOHN

to: I I I , 632

HENRY,

I I I : 216,

M j Book, I : in Yellowplush

348

Letten to·. I V , 209, 253. jrom: I V , 210

Letter

S K I E R S , M R . , I I : 20 SKINNER, H E L E N , I I I : SKINNER,

REV.

13ОП.; 144, 148η., i68n., 189η.,

391, 399, 400, 408, 414. quoted I : xciv.

85Π. Letters

30I,

Memoir,

I I : 674η., 784η.—

to: III, 416, 470, 618;

I V , 149, 154, 156, 162, 172, 177, 180,

184,

189,

214,

215,

216,

246,

256,

257,

266,

269,

292,

295

191

THOMAS

557

Ι90Π., 1 9 7 , 219Η., 2 2 7 , 2 7 1 ,

I V : 404, 408, 414

158.

INDEX

H.,

I I I : SMITH,

MRS.

GEORGE

[Elizabeth

Blakeway], I I I : 471. I V : 190η.

191η. SLAVERY,

I I I : 181,

187,

198-200,

SMITH, HORACE

[ H o r a t i o ] , I I : 320,

222, 223-24, 228-29, 234, 235,

384η., 426, 476, 563

236-37, 242, 248, 252, 254, 255,

Gaieties and Gravities, I I : 250. Poetical Works, I I : 249. Zillah, I :

5 5 9 , 5 6 7 , 579> 5 8 5 . 5 8 8 SLEAP, THOMAS, I I I :

375, 376, 387

S L I D E L L , J O H N , I I I : 581η. 735η.

Addresses,

M R . AND

MRS.

ABEL, I I :

644η.

Rejected

I : 62η.

S M I T H , L A U R A , Letter

to: I V , 355

S M I T H , M I S S , I V : 423

S M I T H , A L B E R T R I C H A R D , I I : 105η.,

III:

63, 72, 89, 98, 221,

2 4 5 . 363, 455> 585·

I V : quoted

15П.-16П.; 59

Letter to: III, 22

MISS

Letter

[ofWashington],

III:

[d. of Horace], I I :

MISSES

469, 601, 603.

59η.—60η.; 86η.

ILL: 392

S M I T H , M R . , I I : 152 S M I T H , O . , I : 260η.

S M I T H AND E L D E R , I : c l x v i . 102,

SMITH, SMITH,

SMITH, ARTHUR, I V : T . ' s apology t o

82,

SMITH, MISS [d. of H o r a c e ] , to: I I , 384 205, 330

S M I T H , A L E X A N D E R , I I I : 298

ILL:

S M I T H , J A M E S , I : s k e t c h o f 265 S M I T H , JAMES and HORACE,

S M E T H A M , M R . , I V : 401

366.

to: II, 249

S M I T H , M R S . H O R A C E , I I : 603

S L O A N E , M R . AND M R S . G E O R G E , I I :

SMITH,

58, 60

Letter

S L E A P , M R S . T H O M A S , I V : 408

243,

I I : 330.

470П., 480.

I V : contract for T . ' s novels 1 3 0 ; 143, 144; C M arrangement 148; T . and editorship of C M 1 5 3 ;

SMITH,

PAUL,

La Vie d^Artiste,

II:

161 S M I T H , S Y D N E Y , I I I : 462. I V : 440 SMOLLETT,

TOBIAS,

I V : 186.

Pere-

189η., 250, 201 ; and A. T . ' s writ-

grine Pickle, I I : 144 SMOLLETT, TOBIAS, and David H u m e , History, I: 48

ing 272; 319, 359

S M Y T H , CHARLES, I : 1 3 , 1 4 , 1 8 , 1 9 ,

157,

158,

i68n.,

170П.,

S M I T H , E L I Z A , I I : a n d Pendennis SMITH,

GEORGE,

ckvi-clxviii;

182,

436

I:

biographical

clxxii.

I I : 61 i n . ,

673η., 675η., 755п., 804η., 8ΐ0η.

III:

15η.,

89η.,

99» 102, Ι Ι Ι ,

1 2 9 , Ι35> ι 8 9 ; and the Pall Mall Gazette 417η. I V : plans for C M

20, 22, 26, 30, 72, 73, 78, 80,

134 S M Y T H , R O B E R T , I : 381 SMYTH, WILLIAM, I : 6 6 SMYTHE, ERICK

GEORGE PERCY

HURST, 2 n d

AUGUSTUS

SYDNEY,

Baron

FRED-

see P E N S -

GENERAL INDEX

558 SMYTHE,

see

PERCY

CLINTON

SNELLING,

SYDNEY,

ANDREW

S.,

309η.,

III:

543 SNELLING,

MRS.

309, 3 1 2 , 604, 609 SNELLING

ANDREW

358,

370,

FAMILY

S.,

III:

54.3,

603,

[Andrew],

III:

542, 570

Snob, The, I: 49η., 75, ηη, 79, 93 SoMERS,

CHARLES

SOMERS

COCKS,

3rd Earl, I I : 694 SOMERS, L A D Y [Virginia Pattie, m. 3rd Earl], I: 391. II: 374, 3 8 1 , 386, 4 2 9 , 4 3 6 , 4 3 7 , 469,

487,

525,

694,

527,

662;

married

695η., 704. I V : 3 2 3 SOMERSET, M A J .

ARTHUR

WILLIAM

FITZ-ROY, I I : 2 3 1 - 3 2 , 6 5 3 η . SOMERSET,

MRS.

FITZ-ROY,

ARTHUR

see

WILLIAM

WEBSTER,

Mrs.

Henry SOMERSET,

EDWARD

ADOLPHUS

ST.

MAUR, 1 2 t h Dulce of, I V : 290 SOMERSET,

L O R D F I T Z R O Y , see

RAG-

LAN SOMERVILLE,

M R . , I: and J . Shawe

429. 432, 43 7> 440, 444 "Nix

my dolly pals" 440. II: "Bay of Biscay" 177 [Countess

GERTRUDE

Rossi], I I : 499, 655, 666.

de

ILL:

1 1 2 , 171η., 379 SoRTAiN, R E V . J O S E P H , I I :

SOYER, ALEXIS B E N O Î T , I I : 1 4 9 .

tronomie 237"·

[Andalusia FitzGerald], I: 150η., 243» 3^8, 411. I I : 5, 43 S. P., Letter to, III: 635 Spectator, The, I: 230, 408, 457, 4 6 5 . I I : 266, 4 0 3 , 404, 409, 4 5 0 , 452, 482, 782. III: 130, 1 3 5 . SOYRES, M R S . F R A N C I S DE

I V : 286η. SPEDDING,

28sn. Letters to: II, 628; IV: 356 S P E E C H E S , II: Literary fund "smash" 540; Macready dinner 755, 766. I l l : Olliffe dinner 285; 426, 4 2 7 ; for Administrative Reform 4 6 1 ; Macready banquet 500—01 ; Shakespeare dinner 606, 674; Appendix XVI. IV: 40, 6 3 ; R. A. dinner 78; 204-05; Appendix XIX SPENCER,

CAROLINE,

SOUTHEY, ROBERT, I :

I:

476,

482—

83 20, 31,

32,

S P I E G E L , H O F M A R S C H A L L VON.

III:

18,

305 Letter to: II, 41 SPENCER, V., I:

318η.

442

SPIRITUALISM,

130,

see also Didier,

III:

1 2 3 , 1 2 5 η . , 1 3 4 , 2 7 2 , зз8

du III:

4 1 In. SOUTHERN, MRS., I V :

I: Ixxxii, cxxvii,

JAMES,

287η., 3 4 7 , 3 7 2 , 3 7 6 . I I : 366, 629η. I I I : 89η., 419> 4 9 ^ · I V :

SPINETO, MARQUIS, I : SPRATT, M R . , I I :

Messenger,

Gas-

I I : 149η.,

Regenerator,

1 3 5 , 142. I l l : 442 S P E I R S [or Spiers], MR., IV: 50, 3 8 4

408

SouLÉ, PIERRE, I I I : 5 8 1 η . SouLiÉ, F R É D É R I C , Mémoires

Diable, II: 143 Southern Literary

d'un

S P I E G E L , M E L A N I E VON, I : 1 2 7 ,

473

SoTHEBY, M R . , I I : 1 5 4 SOTHERN, MRS., I V :

Mémoires

ÉMILE,

SPENCER, MRS., I I :

SONGS, I : 2 5 , 3 6 , 1 6 9 - 7 0 , 4 3 2 ;

SONTAG,

SOUVESTRE,

sans-culotte, II: 33

ist Baron

PENSHURST,

39

57

SPRING-RICE, STEPHEN EDMOND,

II:

4 8 1 η . , 509η., 557П., 5 7 7 , 685η., 149

396. Book of

the Church, I I : 650, 6 5 1 , 652. Thalaba, IV: 224

б97. 7 1 Ь 740 Letter to: IV, 261 SPRING-RICE, MRS. STEPHEN

Mary Frere], I I : 481

[Ellen

G E N E R A L INDEX SPRING-RICE,

THOMAS,

see

MONT-

or

"SSH,"

HAMPTON,

Mrs. Frank S T Ä E L , M M E . DE, I :

II8

STANARD, C A P T . AND M R S .

ROBERT

STANARD, R O B E R T CRAIG, I I I :

540η.

4th

LYULPH,

STANARD, M R S . R O B E R T CRAIG

[Mar-

tha P i e r c e ] , III: 540. IV: 69, 70 Standard, The, I: 197, 4 2 1 , 443 STANFIELD, CLARKSON, I: cxxxvi. II: 253, 528η. III: 494, 643 Letter to: IV, 357 STANHOPE,

LEICESTER

C H A R L E S , see

FAMILY [of A l d e r l e y ] , I: biographical clxviii-clxxi. I l l : 97, 98

STANLEY

STANLEY, H E N R I E T T A B L A N C H E ,

see

STANLEY,

HENRY

EDWARD

JOHN,

3rd Baron, IV: 11 i n . , 1 1 2

IV: 69, 7 0

FITZGERALD

HARRINGTON

5th Earl, II: 636η., 664. III: 377, 400, 675. IV: 1 3 7 . History, IV: 19, 21 Letter to: IV, 338 STANHOPE, LADY [ E m i l y Harriet Kerrison, m. 5th E a r l ] , IV: 396, 401, 412 STANHOPE, P H I L I P H E N R Y ,

ALGERON

CHARLES,

II:

700 STANLEY,

EDWARD

AIRLIE, L a d y

CONWAY, I I I : 5 4 0 η .

STANLEY,

STANLEY,

Baron, II: 700

EAGLE "SSB"

559

STANLEY,

JOHN

MARGARET,

see

LANE-FOX STANLEY, C H A R L E S , see

MONCK

2nd Baron, I: biographical clxix-clxx. II: 5 7 1 , 623η., 770, 8 i i , 824. I l l : 83, 3 7 4 , 4 2 5 , 674. IV: 3 9 1 , 392, 395> 397, 410П., 4 1 1 Letter to: II, 786. Letter jrom: II, 786 S T A N L E Y , LADY [Henrietta DillonLee, m. 2nd B a r o n ] , I: biographical clxx-clxxi. II: 684, 755, 756. I l l : 53, 64, 82, 260, 263, 632, 685. IV: 397, 410П. Letters to: II, 570, 574, 623, 624, 699, 805, 807, 8 1 5 , 8 2 2 ; III, 65, 69, 87, 88, 178, 374, 403, 425, 454, 477, 649; IV, 72, 84, 1 1 0 STANLEY, EDWARD J O H N ,

II:

STANNUS, C O L . S I R E P H R A I M G . ,

II:

361 STARKE,

Information

MARIANA,

and

I: 229

Direction,

622η.

STAVELEY, THOMAS, I I I : STAVELEY,

THOMAS

GEORGE,

III:

623η. STEAD, MISSES, I : 5 0 S T E C H E R T , LOUIS, I : 2 2 8 STEEL, M R . ,

689

III:

61

STEELE FAMILY, I : STEELE, RICHARD,

Christian ALICE

CONSTANTINE,

700. I l l : 404. IV: 4 1 0 STANLEY, LADY [ L a d y M a r i a Josepha Holroyd, m. 1st B a r o n ] , I: quoted on T . clxix

Hero,

I : cxxxv. II: 763. IV: 1 1 4

STEPHEN, SIR JAMES FITZJAMES, I V :

2 1 5 , 408, 4 1 1 Letter to: IV, 227 S T E P H E N , LADY [ M a r y Cunningham, m. Sir J a m e s ] , IV: 4 1 1 STEPHENS, H E N R Y , I I I :

686

STEPHENSON, M R . , I V :

414

STERLING,

ANTONY

43ОП. Letter STERLING,

MRS.

CONINGHAM,

I:

to: III, 658 ANTONY

CONING-

HAM [Charlotte B a i r d ] , I: 430 STERLING C L U B , I I : 6 2 9 .

IV:

S T E R L I N G , EDWARD, I : 2 9 5 η . , STERLING,

EDWARD, J R . ,

Letter

420 306

to:

III, 4 3 4 FAMILY [ J o h n ] , I : 3 1 0 , 347η., 400, 430 S T E R L I N G , J O H N , I: ciii, 304, 3 1 0 , 430П. I I : 109, 629η., 829η. I I I : 392η. STERLING

5бо

GENERAL

STERLING, MRS. JOHN, I I :

109

STORY, WALDO, I I I : 6 1 5 .

STERLING, MRS. [ t h e e l d e r ] , I : 3 0 8 ,

367, 430. II: 102, 109 STERNE,

LAURENCE,

II:

53,

312,

500, 584, 783, 7 9 9 ; false and wicked 800. I l l : 124η., 153η., 2 8 I , 284. I V : liar 2 8 1 - 8 2 . Letters, III: 165 STEVENS, AUGUSTUS, I : 3 1 7 .

II:

19,

32, 1 1 6 , 1 1 7 , 120, 1 2 1 , 124, 139, 140, 1 4 2 , 143, 590, 7 2 7 , 743, 840, 842. I l l : 267, 544, 676. I V : 353 STEVENS,

MRS.

AUGUSTUS

[Rosa

Ricketts], II: 590, 592, 743. ILL: 267

ROBERT,

FREDERICK see

WILLIAM

LONDONDERRY,

4th

Marquess STIRLING, MRS., Fanny Hervey, 562

II:

STIRLING-MAXWELL,

SIR

WILLIAM

414 and

WELLWOOD,

16, i 8 , 27, 29, 42, 53, 55· 810. III: 647. I V : 43 LOUIS,

and

J.

J.

I:

II:

[of Boston], III:

484

STONE, FRANK, I : 2 8 3 , 3 8 8 , 3 9 8 .

II:

191П.-92П.

I: and Lyndon

ANDREW

ROBINSON,

KNIGHT,

to: I V , 126 STORY, EDITH, III: 338η., 359, 4 1 4 , 503, 523, 6 1 5 STORY,

ROBERT

MRS.

WILLIAM

WETMORE

STOWE, H A R R I E T B E E C H E R , I I I : 2 7 1 ;

T . meets 273. Uncle Tom, III: 1 5 7 ; starts English abolitionists i 8 i n . ; 187, 199, 224, 254, 255, 273 ; "done harm" 293 STRACHAN, M R . , I: 2 3 7 , 2 8 3 ,

HERBERT,

to: III, 370, 420

285

ford, ed. Greville Memoirs, I: cv; III: 6o8n.

GEORGE

FREDERICK

Ful-

quoted

100

STRANGE, SIR R O B E R T , I : 6 6 ,

89

AUGUSTUS

PERCY

SYDNEY

SMYTHE, 2nd Baron Penshurst and 7th Viscount, Historic Fancies, II: 145 PERCY

CLINTON

SYD-

NEY SMYTHE, ist Baron Penshurst and 6th Viscount, II: 362, 363 STREATFEILD, SIDNEY RICHARD,

III:

24 III: 24η., 25 STREATFEILD, M R S . SIDNEY

Letter

339η., Letters

ROBERT,

III: 24 S T R I C T U R E , T . ' S . , see

HEALTH

STRONG, B E N , I I I : 2 0 7 ,

STRONG, ELIZABETH

xcii

S T O R K S , SIR H E N R Y

III:

[Emelyn Eldredge], III: 3 3 0 - 3 1 , 3 4 1 , 3 5 9 ; quoted 4 1 4 η . ; 507, 6 1 5 . I V : 8, 403

290

STRONG, M R S . CHARLES, I I I :

Letters to: I, 278, 329 STONEY-BOWES,

8

STREATFEILD, M A J . SIDNEY R O B E R T ,

Stewart

Perowne, ed. Letters . . . of Conno f Thirlzodl, quoted I V : 186η. STONE FAMILY

STORY,

STRANGFORD,

quoted III: 195П.-96П.

STODDART, W I L L I A M

STOKES,

IV:

WETMORE,

330, 3 3 1 , 3 4 1 , 359, 465η., S H · I V : 229, 403 Letters to: III, 464, 502, 506, 614

STRANGFORD,

STODDARD, R I C H A R D H E N R Y , T.

Dickens,

WILLIAM

STRANGE, MISS, I :

[Stirling of K e i r ] , III: 3 1 , 33, 42, 44, 242, 4 5 b 6 7 s · I V : 37, 40η., 396, 397, 399, 409 STOCKEN, M R . , I V :

STORY,

STRACHEY, LYTTON, and R o g e r

STEVENS, M R . , I : 3 4 1 STEWART,

INDEX

318

["Libby,"

later

Mrs. Alfred Leonard Curtis], I: Ixxxvii. I l l : quoted 147П.-48П.; 204, 207, 2 1 4 , 238, 2 5 7 , 260, 282, 295, 307, 308, 3 1 1 , 370. I V : 57, 65, 79, 80, 109, 2 1 3 , 229 Letters to: III, 1 4 7 , 289, 310, 378 STRONG, O L I V E R , I I I : 1 9 8 , 2 0 7 ,

232,

G E N E R A L

239,

259,

263,

274,

290,

330,

332)370,628,662,666. I V : i i o Letter

to: I I I , 2 9 4

STRUMPF, MR., III:

207

STRUTT,

E D W A R D , see

BELPER

STUART,

C H A R L E S , see

ROTHESAY

STUART, GILBERT, III: S T U M P F , MISS, I I I : STURGIS, M R . , STURGIS,

III:

5,

RUSSELL,

MRS.

SwiNTON, IV:

62

RUSSELL,

307,

62,

IV:

III:

5,

6,

SUMNER, CHARLES, I I I : 1 9 5 Π . ; b e a t -

165

SUMNER, CHARLES RICHARD

[Bishop

of W i n c h e s t e r ] , I I : 698 SUMNER, JOHN

BIRD

[Archbishop

of

C a n t e r b u r y ] , I I : 465 1:38

SURGÈRES, H É L È N E DE, I I I : ROBERT

SMITH,

GEORGE

LEVESON-GOWER,

I I : 690П.

151 II:

622.

DUCHESS

Duke

Letter

[Lady

199,

I:

C M

IV,

WILLIAM

HENRY,

Let-

52 IV:

217

ALEXANDER,

and

Wise, The Brontes, x c i v ; I I : 673 η.

T.

quoted

J.

I:

SYNGE FAMILY [ W i l l i a m W e b b ] , I V :

195η. SYNGE,

ROBERT

FOLLETT

["Bobby

M i s t l e t o e " ] , I I I : 302, 480, 6 5 1 . I V : 1 9 5 η . , 200, 201 SYNGE,

W I L L I A M

T H A C K E R A Y , Letter SYNGE,

WILLIAM

210, 556, 599, T . lends 3 9 7 , 400, Letters III:

622, 6 5 0 ;

M A K E P E A C E

to: I V , 3 5 8

WEBB

FOLLETT,

2 1 1 , 220, 302, 664. I V : 39, 53, £600 to 2 6 3 η . ; 404, 4 1 2 to: III, 2 9 1 , 335, IV,

539,

539, 200; 392, 480,

38, 232, 262, 358,

MRS.

WILLIAM

WEBB

FOL-

LETT [Henrietta Wainwright], I I I : 2 1 0 , 2 1 1 , 263, 302, 480, 5 3 9 , 599, 650, 6 5 1 . I V : 2 0 1 , 358 Letters to: I I I , 2 1 9 , 2 9 1 ; I V , 52

i n 668.

TAGLIONI, MARIE, I: BABOO

85-86

DWARKANAUTH,

II:

244

254

166.

II:

CORNELIUS, III: 304,

IV: 435

TAIT, 95,

The,

TACITUS,

TAGORE,

to: I V , 258

JONATHAN,

COL.

ter to:

Tablet, OF

S u T R o , D R . SIGISMUND, I I : 4 2 2

SWIFT,

designs

of,

Harriet H o w a r d , m. 2nd D u k e ] , 1 1 : 6 9 0 . 1 1 1 : 1 3 2 , 1 8 1 η . IV: 444 SWAIN, JOSEPH, I V :

IV:

GRANVILLE

2nd

III: 132η.

SUTHERLAND,

SYKES,

SYNGE,

Sfonge's Sforting Tour, I I I : 335 Letters to: I I , 720, 7 6 9 ; I I I , 335 SUTHERLAND,

756.

359

SUNDERLAND, THOMAS, SURTEES,

II:

,

SYMINGTON,

Juij errant, I I I : 6 1 8 . Latréaumont, I I : 202. Mathilde, I I : 32, 202. Mystères de Paris, II: 9 2 ; T . translating 1 3 9 , 1 4 0 , 1 4 1 , 1 5 9 ; 202, 840, 841 IV:

RANNIE,

S Y M E , JAMES, I: ci.

2 6 3 , 299, 6 6 7 , 6 7 0 Letter to: I V , 3 5 7 SuDLow, W . , I I I : 6 6 1 SUE, EUGÈNE, I I : T . proposes article on 202

ing of 6 2 7 ; 664.

JAMES

GODFREY,

162 274,

CHARLES,

28sn.-86n.

393, 4 1 0 , 4 1 2

SYKES,

6

III:

ALGERNON

I V : and T .

i8on.

496, 609, 628, 6 5 3 , 6 7 5 . 63> 357> 391 Letter to: I I I , 5 STURGIS,

83> 553П·; " a b a d m a n " 7 6 3 ; 7 7 6 ; traitor and renegade 800. ILL: 3 8 ; T . ' s lecture on 1 2 0 η . — 2 i n . Journal to Stella, I I I : 4 4 7 SWINBURNE,

138

STURGIS, HOWARD, I V :

561

I N D E X

II:

ARCHIBALD

CAMPBELL

[Bishop of L o n d o n ] , I V : 392

5б2

GENERAL

TALFOURD,

SIR

THOMAS

NOON,

II:

[Rachel Rutt,

m.

1 1 4 , 144, 7 2 1 η . , 844 T A L F O U R D , LADY

Sir T h o m a s ] , II: 293 T A L L E Y R A N D - PÉRIGORD,

CHARLES

MAURICE DE, II: T . to write life of 1 7 2 , 1 7 4 , 1 7 5 , 1 7 7 , 185, 1 9 0 ; 245. Mémoires, II: 147 TAMBURINI, TAPRELL,

ANTONIO,

WILLIAM,

II: I:

44

II:

CHRISTIAN

TAUNTON,

[Lady Mary

ist

How-

529;

T.

Letters to: III, 4 8 9 ; I V , 46, 47 T A Y L O R , SIR C H A R L E S , I I I : 6 7 4 .

IV:

81 ; and T . ' s resignation from C M 256, 2 5 7 ; and wife 3 9 3 ; 396, 397. 399> 400, 4 1 0 ; and wife 4 1 4 T A Y L O R , G . , ILL: SIR

689

HENRY,

I: cxxvii.

II:

and T . ' s apology to 697 ; 698, 699. I L L : 53. I V : 426 Letter to: II, 694 TAYLOR,

LADY

[Theodosia

Spring-

Rice, m. Sir H e n r y ] , I I : T . insults 6 9 s n . ; T . apologizes 696, 697, 6 9 8 ; 699 TAYLOR, JEREMY, I: TAYLOR,

MISSES

428

[s. of

Bayard],

IV:

1 7 , 46 TAYLOR, MR., I:

81

TAYLOR,

I:

TOM,

and

III:

643

SPECULATION.

FAMILY, I: 2 1 0 ,

T E M P L E R , G . , I:

T.-Forster

fight cxxxiv. II: fight 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 303; 342η., 389, 6o4, 6 1 4 η . , 625η. I V : 22, 48,

III:

217,

ELEANOR, II:

TENNENT,

SIR

JAMES

253

EMERSON,

and T . ' s eastern trip 150, 194, 568, 7 5 4 , 843. I l l : 667, 6 7 4 Letter to: II, 251 LADY

218

401

TENNENT,

TENNENT,

643,

261

TENISON, M R . , I V :

"fallen in love w i t h " 5 3 0 ; 538, 6 1 4 . I V : 1 7 , 47П.-48П., 5 1 η . , 3 2 1 . Critical Essays, quoted III: 594η. Poems,

TAYLOR,

MR.,

653, 654, 656. I V : 56 Temfle Bar,Yi\\ ί^ηζτι. I V : 203η.

ard, m. 1st Baron], I V : 4 1 1 520,

II3

144

187,

Baron, I V : 4 1 1 η .

TAYLOR, BAYARD, Π Ι :

TCHELCHAGOFF, ADMIRAL, I: TEDDY, III: TELEGRAPH

365

IV:

Ill:

73

TEMPLER

HENRY LABOUCHERE,

T A U N T O N , LADY

TAYLOR, MRS. THOMAS, II: 342.

150,

BERNHARD,

444, 806. I I I : 280. Letter to: III, 607

404, 409, 4 1 3 . Mas'ks and Faces, I I I : 127 Letters to: II, 298, 303; III, 463. Letter jrom: II, 301

TELBIN,

149,

176, 178, 1 8 1 , 183, 185, 188, 190, 1 9 7 , 241 Tatler, The [ 1 7 0 9 ] , II: 735 TAUCHNITZ,

INDEX

[Letitia

II:

177; 375,

Tennent,

m. Sir James], II: 252, 683, 843 TENNIEL,

SIR

JOHN,

III:

622.

IV:

404. 4 1 3 TENNYSON,

ALFRED,

ist

Baron,

I:

and Hallam 1 9 6 ; 1 9 8 ; "clever feUow" 2 0 5 ; 287, 288, 346, 4 1 3 , 4 2 1 . II: T . on 2 6 ; "growler but a man of genius" 5 7 ; 1 4 8 ; pension 2 2 5 ; 503, 602η., 029; made laureate 7 1 0 - I I ; "selfish" 7 6 5 ; 8 1 5 . I l l : 2 9 8 ; read in America 497. I V : T . introduces B. T a y l o r to 46, 4 7 η . , 48η.; i 6 8 , 170, 1 7 1 ; "a great poet at 2 0 " 3 7 2 ; 4 1 6 "Grandmother's Apology," I V : 153. Idylls of the King, I V : T . enthusiastic 1 5 1 - 5 3 . In Memoriam, I I : 6 9 1 ; I I I : 12. "New T i m o n , " II: 226η. " O d e on . . . Wellington," I I I : 128. Princess, I I : 332. I V : 1 5 2 . "Tithonus," I V : in C M 168 Letters to: I V , 1 5 1 , 360 TENNYSON,

LADY

[Emily

m. 1st Baron], II: 7 1 1 .

Sellwood,

I l l : 72

GENERAL Letter

to: I V , 1 6 8

TENNYSON,

FREDERICK,

I:

346.

II:

127η., 169η., i g i n . , 310η., 3 i 6 , 3 6 5 η . , 6 5 5 η . I I I : 30η., 1 1 4 , I I S TENNYSON,

HALLAM,

III: 73. 360η.

Tennyson,

TENTERDEN,

CHARLES

2nd

Baron,

quoted

IV:

STUART

AU-

BREY ABBOTT, 3rd Baron, I V :

233,

395 TENTERDEN,

JOHN

HENRY

ABBOTT,

2 n d Baron, I I I : 4 2 6 TERNAN,

ELLEN

LAWLESS,

I V : and D i c k e n s 131 TERNAN, IV:

MRS.

83,

I:

86,

FRANCES

cxxli.

117η.,

ELEANOR,

8 3 η . , 86n.

THACKERAY, ANNE

[G.

THACKERAY,

ISABELLA

ANNE

76],

I:

cxix

["An-

n i e , " later L a d y R i t c h i e , G. 1 0 0 ] , I : and E d w a r d T . children c x i x ; born 3 4 3 ; and Jane T . 3 6 7 , 3 6 8 ; "perpetual source of pleasure" 4 0 0 ; note f r o m 4 0 1 ; eyes bad 4 1 6 ; "thousand c h a r m i n g w a y s " 4 2 4 ; " n o b l e " 4 4 5 ; note f r o m 4 4 8 ; and I . T . ' s insanity 4 7 8 , 4 8 0 , 4 8 3 , 5 1 8 , 5 2 0 . xc, c x x v i , c x x x i i i , 3 5 0 , 353, 355, 356, 359, 360, 3 6 2 , 379, 3S7, 3 9 1 . 3 9 2 , 3 9 4 - 9 5 > З 9 6 , 3 9 7 - 9 8 , 404, 405, 4 1 2 , 4 1 4 , 4 1 9 , 422, 4 2 7 - 2 8 , 430, 435, 436, 440, 4 4 1 , 442, 447, 449, 450, 454, 460, 4 6 1 , 464, 465, 468, 469, 472, 473, 474, 476, 477, 481, 482, 484, 485, 486, 487 I I : in Second Funeral 4 ; l i v i n g w i t h C - S ' s 4 6 ; w a y w a r d 6 8 ; pref e r r e d to H . T . 7 3 ; needs discip l i n e 7 4 ; at school 9 6 ; " l i t t l e r e p r o b a t e " 1 2 3 ; " i n t e l l i g e n t and affectionate" 1 4 5 , 1 4 6 ; Yellowplushism 2 1 0 ; " a f r a i d . . . she's g o i n g to be a m a n of g e n i u s " 2 4 0 ; l i v i n g w i t h T . 25 5 - 5 6 ; B . H a m e r ton dismissed because of 2 8 5 , 2 8 6 ; " b r a i n s " 2 8 8 ; " n o b l e heart and

INDEX

563

g e n i u s " 2 9 2 ; " g e n e r o u s , l o v i n g and j u s t " 3 7 9 ; j o k e of 3 8 7 ; and B . Hamerton 401 ; "awfully clever" 4 1 0 ; T . describes 5 4 5 ; "almost a y o u n g w o m a n " 6 0 9 ; on E u r o p e a n tour 7 8 8 ; " m a g n a n i m o u s and g e n t l e " 7 8 9 ; " f a t l u m p of pure g o l d " 7 9 6 . 1 0 , 1 4 , 1 9 , 20, 3 1 , 3 2 , 4 3 , 4 7 , 4 9 , 50, 5 3 , 5 5 , 6 9 , 7 ° , 7 8 , 80, 8 1 , 85, 88, 8 9 - 9 1 , 98, 9 9 , 1 0 0 , l O I , 1 0 7 , 1 0 8 , IIO, 119, 121, 125, 131, 144, 147, 155, 164, 166, 170, 1 7 1 , 172, 173, 175, 1 7 9 , 180, 1 8 1 , 187, 190, 1 9 4 , 1 9 5 , 1 9 6 , 1 9 7 , 200, 2 1 2 , 2 1 6 , 218, 220, 2 2 1 , 2 3 1 , 232, 234, 238, 239, 244, 250, 255, 256, 257, 262, 263, 265, 267, 269, 2 7 6 , 2 8 7 , 289, 2 9 1 , 3 0 6 , 3 1 7 , 318, 322, 324, 325, 335, 342, 347, 349, 35o, 352, 357, 358, 364, 365, 3 6 8 , 3 7 3 , 380, 3 8 1 , 3 8 2 , 393, 394, 395, 400, 403, 409, 4 1 6 , 4 1 7 , 4 1 8 , 4 1 9 , 427, 428, 429, 430, 4 3 1 , 439, 441, 457, 462, 4 7 1 , 480, 486, 488, 490, 503, 525, 5 2 8 - 2 9 , 5 3 1 , 536, 541, 548, 5 5 1 , 558, 559, 568, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 6 0 2 η . , boj, 609, 622, 624, 639, 640, 646, 647η., 658, 664, 665, 667, 668η., 68з, 686, 688, 689, 699, 7 0 1 , 706, 7 1 5 , 7 1 9 , 725, 726, 734, 735, 736, 737, 739, 741, 745, 748, 749, 752, 755, 756, 761, 762, 766, 789, 7 9 1 , 792, 793, 794, 8 ο ι , 804, 8 о 6 , 8 ι ο , 8 ι ι , 814, 816, 824, 840

77, 95, 109, 136, 168, 177, 193, 204, 222, 241, 258, 275, 311, 327, 35i, 367, 383, 404, 420, 435, 478, 507, 546, 577, 599, 626, 66з, 685, 702, 732, 740, 754 768, 797, 8ΐ2,

III: "very popular" 24; FG leaves legacy to 29, 30 3 9 ; and religion 8 5 - 8 6 , 1 4 1 , 1 6 8 - 6 9 ; not

GENERAL

5б4

to write Ι.Τ. 187; T . worried about religious instruction of 188, 198, 2 1 6 - 1 8 ; her writing 248, 2 5 1 ; "pleasedness and good-humour" 302; helping with Newcomes 313, 323, 332, 346, 375; in Italy with T . 325, 326, 328, 329. 333. 336, 337. 338. 339. 350; scarletina 352, 353, 354, 3S5. 356. 362; M . Carmichael unkind to 364, 365, 366, 427, 428; first ball 414η.; secretary to T . 419; "drawing very good" 544; and R. Creyke 6 1 3 ; nursing Mrs. C-S 625, 628, 630, 635, 636, 640, 641, 649, 653. 3, I I , 13, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 34, 37, 48, 52, 60, 65, 70, 73, 76, 77, 80, 84, 91, 100, l o i , 103, 104, 105, n o , I I I , 115, 122, 123, 132, 135, 144, 146, 151, 152, 153, 154, 157, 160, 163, 164, 167, 170, 173, 177, 182, i86, 192, 202, 204, 214, 215, 216, 219, 220, 230, 238, 24s, 246, 247, 254, 255, 256, 258, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 271, 274, 279, 280, 282, 283, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 291, 292, 293. 297. 300, 301, 303, 306, 308, 310, 311, 312, 315, 330, 331, 342, 344, 345, 347, 348, 349. 367, 379. 408, 425. 451. 464, 479. 531. 547. 570, 593. 608, 620,

351. 368, 381. 409, 430, 452. 466, 499. 532. 558, 581, 598, 609, 621,

357. 35». 369, 371, 395. 397. 412, 415, 434. 439. 453. 459η·, 474, 475, 521. 525. 534, 542, 561. 562, 582, 584, 599. 6o2, 610, 612, 622, 646,

359. 373, 40i. 422, 443. 4бо, 477, 528, 543, 565. 585, 605, 616, 651,

361, 376, 403, 423, 448. 461, 478, 529. 545, 569. 591, 606, 618, 654,

INDEX 656, 657, 668, 669, 673, 674, 676η. IV: and Carmichaels 5, 6, 78; gives "first drum" 80, 85; writing for C M 185, 19ОП.; and Swinburne 285П.-86П.; on Oxford election 381, 382. 3, 4, 9, 13, 14, 46, 48, 51, 56, 57, 61, 62, 65, 66, 74, 75, 76, 79, 81, 83, 84, 88, 109, I I I , 112, 113, 115, 128, 137η., 153, 154. 4 5 . i66, 172, 184, 186, 187, 196, 201, 202, 203, 208, 212, 213, 214, 215η., 218, 227, 229, 232, 233, 234. 235, 236, 242η., 255, 205, 2б9, 270, 273, 279, 287, 291, 295, 296η., 305, зо8, 313, 314, 316, 318, 319, 325, 327, 331, 334. 336, 339. 348, 352. 365. 373. 378. 379. 392. 399, 412, 419, 430, 435, 436, 437. 439. 443. 444. 448 Biographical Introductions, quoted I: clixn., 392η.—93η., 487П.-88П.; II: 5η., 79П-80П., 145П.-46П., 187η., 238П.-39П., 599η.; III: 338η., 437η.-39η·; IV: 195«·. 38ΐ· Blackstick Papers, quoted I: cxxv-cxxvii; II: 436η. Centenar-^, quoted IV: 177η., 274П.-75П., 292η. Chapters, quoted I: cxv-cxvi, cxliv, 127η.— 28η.; II: 647η., 673П.-74П·; Ш : 63η., ηЬxí., 137П.-38П., 2б6п., 327η., 328П.-29П. Elizabeth, III: 138η.; IV: 2 7 1 - 7 2 ; T.'s reaction to bad review of 410η., 416. "Little Scholars," IV: 185, 190η. Orfhan, quoted IV: 142Π. Letters to: II, l o i , 1 7 1 , 210, 222, 601, 604, 605, 667, 669, 670, 691, 716, 802, 808, 817, 819; III, 4, 40, 44, 48, 55. 61, 62, 71, 81, 93, 96, 105, 106, 118, 129, 141, 189, 222, 239, 275, 322, 385, 387, 391, 480, 489, 504, 5 1 1 , 513, 522, 535,

GENERAL 554. 566, 5 7 1 , 574, 577, 586, 595, 625, 629, 630, 633, 636, 642, 644, 6 4 6 ; I V , 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28, 30, 32, 35, 40, 49, 120, 148, 2 6 1 , 361. Letters jrom: I I I , 1 3 7 , 140, 323, 526, 648; I V , 1 2 7 , 229, 298, 301 T H A C K E R A Y , A U G U S T A , see THACKERAY,

CHARLES

HALLIDAY

[G.

61],

II:

35. 73 THACKERAY,

CHARLOTTE,

see

EDWARD

TALBOT

6 9 ] , I: cxix. II: 707. I V : 304, 365, 404η. THACKERAY,

MRS.

[G.

I l l : 643.

EDWARD

TALBOT

[Amy Marianne Crowe, G . 7 0 ] , I: cxix. II: 707η., 8oon. Ill: 325, 397, 485, 499, 506, 537, 5 6 1 , 586, 6 1 3 , 626, 647. I V : 9, 1 3 . 3 5 . 6 1 , 62, 230, 232, 304, 404η. THACKERAY,

REV.

ELIAS

[G.

32],

1 1 : 7 9 , 84, 88, 274η. T H A C K E R A Y , ELIAS IV:

[of

see

SHAKE-

Letters

to:

II,

FRANCIS

[G.

59],

I:

30, 3 1 , 67, 73, 78, 150, 1 7 5 , 178, 183, 185, 187, 192, 198, 204, 222, 235, 243, 245, 250, 290, 297. 4 1 3 . 4 1 5 . 4 1 9 . 506. II: 274η. III: 308, 446, 448 Letter to: II, 5 1 2 THACKERAY,

MRS.

FRANCIS

[Anne

Shakespear, G . 6 0 ] , I: 68. 144, 1 4 5 , 170, 1 7 3 , 707 THACKERAY,

FRANCIS ST.

JOHN

6 7 ] , II: 591η., 7 0 7 - 0 8 . 1б9, 396 Letter to: IV, 139

II: [G.

I V : 43,

T H A C K E R A Y , M R S . FRANCIS ST.

JOHN

[Louise Katherine Irvine, G . 6 8 ] , IV:

139

[G.

47],

DR.

FREDERICK

[G.

3 4 ] , I: 30, 3 9 , 4 3 , 4 6 , 52, 58, 6 1 , 62, 67, 73, 7 7 - 7 8 , 80, 81, 82, 105, 107. II: 510, 51 I n . THACKERAY, MRS. FREDERICK

[Mary

Elizabeth Crick, G . 3 6 ] , II: 5 1 2 THACKERAY, GEN. [G.

12],

FREDERICK III: 7,

REN-

72η.,

453,

478, 020, 667, 674. IV: 2 0 i , 205, 392 Letter to: IV, 362 THACKERAY, LADY ELIZABETH

[Mar-

garet Carnegie, G . 13, m. Frederick], III: 7, 72η., 620. IV: 23, Зб2, 392 Letters to: III, 7, 84, 105, 452, 4 7 8 ; IV, 201, 204 THACKERAY

GENEALOGY.

III:

446.

I V : 132 THACKERAY,

GEORGE

[G.

46],

I:

34. 4 1 . 54. 72 GEORGE

[Provost

of

Kings, G . 1 4 ] , I: 30, 50 MRS.

GEORGE

[Mary

Ann Cottin, G . 1 5 ] , I: 30η. THACKERAY,

T .

FAMILY,

1 3 4 ; III, 67, 483, 491 THACKERAY,

THACKERAY,

THACKERAY, EMILY,

SPEAR, M r s . J . THACKERAY

FREDERICK

1:58

THACKERAY, Hawkshurst],

132

THACKERAY,

56s

THACKERAY,

NELL

RITCHIE, M r s . J o h n THACKERAY,

INDEX

HARRIET

MARIAN

["Minny," later Mrs. Leslie Stephen, G . LOI], I: and Edward T . children cxix; christened 4 6 1 ; and I.T.'s insanity 478, 480, 4 8 1 , 482, 483, 485, 487, 518, 520. xc, cxxvi, 447, 449, 450, 454, 464, 465, 4 7 3 , 474, 4 7 6 II: in Second Funeral 4 ; I . T . and 23, 4 3 ; living with C-S's 4 6 ; T . doesn't love as he " o u g h t " 7 3 ; "amazingly advanced" 1 4 5 ; living with T . 255—56; and B. Hamerton 285; "sweetness" 288; joke of 3 8 7 ; T . describes 5 4 4 - 4 5 ; on European tour 7 8 8 ; jealousy of 789. 3 1 , 32, 47, 50, 55, 69, 70, 74,76, 77,78, 80,81,85,88,89, 9 1 , 99, 100, L O I , 102, 107, 108, 109, n o , 1 1 9 , 1 2 1 , 125, 1 3 1 ,

s 66

GENERAL

INDEX

136,

144,

146,

147,

155,

164,

115,

122,

123,

132,

135,

166,

168,

170,

171,

172,

173,

140,

141,

144,

146,

151,

153,

175.

177,

179.

181.

187,

190,

154,

157,

160,

163,

164,

167,

139,

193,

194,

195,

196,

197,

200,

170,

177,

182,

i86,

190,

191,

204,

210,

212,

218,

220,

222,

192,

202,

204,

214,

216,

219,

223, 232, 233, 234, 238, 239, 240,

220,

234,

245,

246,

247,

254,

241,

255,

256,

258,

261,

263,

264,

242,

244,

257,

262,

263,

265,

267,

269,

272,

275,

276,

265,

266,

267,

268,

269,

271,

286,

287,

289,

291,

306,

311,

274,

27s,

279,

280,

282,

283,

317,

318,

322,

324,

325,

327,

285,

286,

287,

288,

289,

291,

33S,

347.

349.

350.

351.

352,

292,

299,

300,

301,

302,

303,

3S7.

358,

364.

365.

367.

368,

306,

308,

310,

311,

312,

313,

373,

379.

380,

381,

382,

393,

315,

323,

326,

330,

331,

344,

394.

400,

401,

404,

409,

417,

345.

347.

348.

349.

35i.

357.

418,

419,

420,

427,

428,

429,

358,

359.

361,

367,

368,

369,

430,

431,

435,

439,

441,

457,

371,

375.

376,

379.

381,

395.

462,

471,

480,

488,

490,

503,

397.

401,

403.

408,

409,

412,

507,

525,

528,

531,

536,

541,

414,

415,

419,

422,

423,

425,

546,

548,

551,

558,

559.

568,

430,

434,

439,

443,

448,

451,

577.

583. 584. 592. 599. 602η.,

459η., 4бо, 461, 464, 466,

474,

6o4,

607,

609,

622,

624,

626,

475.

477.

478.

479.

52i,

525.

639,

646,

658,

664,

667,

683,

528,

529,

531,

532,

534,

542,

685,

686,

688,

689,

699,

701,

543.

544.

545.

547.

558,

561,

702,

706,

715,

716,

717,

719,

562,

569,

570,

581,

582,

584,

725,

726,

732,

734,

735,

736,

585.

591.

593.

599.

602,

605,

739.

740.

741.

745.

748,

752,

606,

608,

609,

610,

613,

614,

754.

755.

761,

762,

766,

768,

616, 620, 621,

789.

791.

792.

793.

794.

796,

б4б,

797,

801,

804,

806,

810,

811,

668, 669, 673, 676η.

812, 813, 814, 816, 824, 840

651,

654,

643η.,

656,

657,

I V : and Carmichaels 5 ; nursing

III: F G leaves legacy to 29, 39;

A.T.

1 5 4 ; "absurdly young" 230.

"pertness" 40; and religion 93-96,

3, 4, 9,

168,

57,

169; not to write L T .

653,

622, 626,

187;

61,

13, 62,

14, 46, 48, 65, 66,

74,

51,

55,

76,

78,

T . worried about religious instruc-

79, 80, 81, 83, 85, 109, H I ,

112,

tion of 188, 198, 2 1 7 - 1 8 ; "bright

113,

1 55.

and pretty" 215 ; in Italy with T .

i66,

172,

184,

185,

186,

187,

325,

336,

196,

202,

203,

208,

212,

213,

scarletina

214,

326,

328,

337.

338,

352,

353.. 354.

329,

339.

333,

350;

355_, 356,

362;

233.

unkind

115,

128,

215η., 234,

364,

270,

271,

291,

295,

299,

628, T.

Carmichael

635,

636,

worries

and

645.

22,

24,

640,

about 3,

25,

to

103,

265,

279, 285η., 303.

305,

231, 269, 287, 308,

649;

313,

314,

315,

318,

319,

325,

327.

329.

331.

334.

339.

348,

5,

17,

19,

20,

21,

352,

365.

373.

378,

379.

392,

37,

48,

52,

60,

65,

399.

412,

419,

427,

430,

435,

70, 73, 80, 84, 86, 91, 93, loi,

273,

25s,

insanity

641,

I.T.'s

1 53,

2 I 8 , 227, 229, 235,

365, 366; nursing Mrs. C-S 625,

M.

137η.,

104,

105,

100,

no. I I I ,

436, 437. 439. 443. 444. 448

Letters

to: II, 601, 605, 669,

GENERAL 670, 691, 817, 820; I I I , 33, 40, 44, 48, 55, 62, 71, 75, 96, 105, 106, 118, 129, 141, 171, 235, 239> 387. 39i> 480, 489, 504, 511. 5i3> 535> 554> 566, 571, 574, 577> 586, 595> 629, 630, 633, 636, 642, 644, 646; I V , 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28, 32, 35, 40, 49, 120, 148, 261, 361. Letters jrom: I I I , 324, 526 THACKERAY, ISABELLA SHAWE [Mrs. William Makepeace, G. 99], I : biographical clxiv-clxv; T . in love with 295; married 318η.; lazy 320, 321; expecting A . T . 325, 343, 351; Jane born 366-67; H . T . expected 397, 405, 433, 436, born 446; "great deal better" 454; "languor and depression" 463 ; "very l o w " 465 ; "absence and depression" 467-69, 471; "absolute insanity" 474-75, 476; "profound abattement and disgust of l i f e " 477; better 478-82; account of attempted suicide 483; worse 486, 487; appendix on her insanity 518-20. cxlix, 299, 322, 323, 324, 330, 331, 348, 374, 379, 383, 391, 392, 393, 394, 398, 400, 401, 411, 412, 413, 416, 418, 419, 420, 421, 435, 437, 438, 443, 444, 445, 447, 460, 464, 471, 472, 473, 484, 485 I I : at Maison de Santé 3, 4, 5, IO, I I , 14-15; leaves Ivry 18; "mending" 21; "indifference, silence and sluggishness" 23; sudopathic treatment 3 2 ; to Germany for treatment 33, 34, 35, 36, 37; at Chaillot 41, 43, 46, 48; "extremely better" 92; "provokingly w e l l " 125, 139, 141; "hopeless letter" 177; "crazy letter" 196, 204, 212; T . bringing to England 215, 216, 217; "tolerably sensible" 230, 233; "well and calm" 240; "nastiest pranks" 243;

INDEX

567

"cholera" 324; "sinking" 334; and " A m e l i a " 394; T.'s reminiscing 429, 430-31, 462. 19, 20, 29, 31, 49, 57, 58, 68, 73, 81, 9 1 , 9 5 , 9 6 , 9 8 , 9 9 , 1 0 1 , " 3 , 121, 131, 140, 142, 143, 144 [?], 145 [?], 168, 170, 171, 172, 173, 180, 184, 185, 187, 189, 190, 193, 208, 210, 211, 222, 231, 237, 247, 248, 306, 321, 440, 545, 590, 754, 789, 804, 830, 841, 842, 844 I I I : 29, 39, 69, 83, 93, 99, 154, 182, 187, 247, 262, 266, 325η., 359, збоп., 365, 388, 397, 398, 415, 419, 524, 537, 577, 617, 645 I V : б2, 83, 130, 145, 214, 236, 271, 272η., 305, з66 Letters to: I , 300, 302, 305, 307, 314, 315, 317, 318, 349, 352, 354, 358, 361; I I , 109, 164, 181, 209. Letters from: I , 368, 381, 387, 414, 426, 429, 439, 449, 461 THACKERAY, JANE [ G . 102], I : born 366; 368; ill 370; dead 379-80; 447, 518, 520. I I : 287. ILL: 239, 673. I V : 24η., 224, 278, 439 THACKERAY, JOSEPH [ G . 45], I : 40, 41, 42 THACKERAY, DR. JOSEPH [ G . 39], I : 109 THACKERAY, MARGARET [ G . 74], I : cxix THACKERAY, MARTIN [Vice-Provost of Kings, G. 37], I : 32, 34, 39, 44, 50, 67, 76, 78, 105, 109, no, 285, 354; puts T . up for Reform Club 424, 428. I I : 79η., 237· I V : 392, 409 THACKERAY, MRS. MARTIN [Augusta Venn, G . 38], I : 32η., 285, 354 THACKERAY, MARY ANN [ G . 19], I : 30П., 344. ILL: 279, 685η. I V : 392, 411, 413

GENERAL

568 THACKERAY,

II:

64],

MARY

THACKERAY,

III:

18],

[G.

MARY

ELIZABETH

[G.

72

THACKERAY,

to: IV,

AUGUSTA

170

MISS

[of

Bath],

Letter

247 8

THACKERAY, RICHMOND

I:

[G.

52],

cxiii, cxiv, 144, 183η., 5o6. II: 174, 576, 609. Ill: 4 4 7 , 448. IV: 1 3 2 , 262 SELINA, I V :

THACKERAY,

[G.

392

ARCHDEACON

THOMAS

i],IV:i32

THACKERAY, THACKERAY,

THOMAS

THOMAS

30, 34η., 40, THACKERAY,

[Lydia

[G.

27],

I:

THOMAS

JAMES

[G.

II:

IV:

6o8n.

411,

248

THIBOUST,

and

LAMBERT,

G.

Bernard

DIEUDONNÉ,

Mes

Sou-

I:

360;

venirs, III: 668 THIERS,

LOUIS

ADOLPHE,

and ministerial crisis 425. I I : 731, 816. Histoire, I: 284, 285, 288 THIRLWALL,

CONNOP

[Bishop

of

lo], 347,

II: 672.

132

THOMPSON,

547

COLONEL, I: DR.

301η.

HENRY,

III:

6 1 1 , 612, 613, 615, 626.

607,

IV:

128,

169, 217, 296, 361, 403. ogy, I V : 1 2 9

47, 129,

Pathol-

HENRY

L.,

Liddell,

quoted II: 64ΙΠ. THOMPSON, JOHN, I V : THOMPSON,

JOHN

70 REUBEN,

III:

41 in.

THACKERAY,

MRS.

WILLIAM

Letters

MAKE-

PEACE [Amelia Richmond Webb, T.'S grandmother, G . 1 1 ] , III:

to: III, 171, 249; I V ,

69 THOMPSON, WILLIAM

HEPWORTH,

quoted 107η.; 421, 496, 497.

446 THACKERAY, PEACE

DR.

[G.

WILLIAM

30],

II:

MAKE-

306

i6n., 92,

23,

93,

29, 48, 85, 87, 88,

96,

no,

105,

130, 1 4 1 - 4 2 ,

510.

III:

91,

THOMSON,

WILLIAM

THORNTON,

MR.,

I:

108

THORNTON, WILLIAM,

154, 160, 172,

177,

THRALE,

MRS.

IV:

HESTER

51 LYNCH,

190,

192,

204,

206,

222,

224,

226,

231,

T H R E S H E R , M R . AND M R S . , I : 8

232,

233,

235,

236,

237,

238,

THUCYDIDES, I:

240,

250,

260П.,

266,

276,

THWAITS, M R . ,

278, 349. 358, 361, 362. II: 24, 44, 67η., 109,

143,

147'

124, 140,

23142,

1 7 1 , 407, 409,

429, 653,

496,

533,

582,

656,

663,

737η.,

588, 743-

589, III:

61,

70, 379. 387. 395. 442, 443,

I:

and Dr. Johnson 444. I V : 396

186,

252,

196,

of

Y o r k ] , I V : 285η., 411

127,

195,

KELVIN

[Archbishop

120,

194,

I:

II:

423

T H O M S O N , W I L L I A M , see

THEATRE, see also under individual playwrights and actors, I: clx, 14,

69,

St.

Davids], I I : 661 Letter to: IV, 285

Letters to: IV, 177, 298

MAKEPEACE

Ill:

413,

Derosne, Aurore, I V : 413

THOMPSON,

WILLIAM

grandfather,

IV:

T H E L W A L L , JOHN, II:

33

Letter to: IV, 285

554,

676.

48, 67, 76, 7 7 , 78, 85,

183η.

434, 436η.; 4 4 7 .

[T.'S

424

THOMPSON,

43], I: 416η.; and Lady Bulwer

510,

618,

414,

THOMAS, M R . , II:

MRS.

Whîsh, G . 4], I: 32, 33, 67

THACKERAY,

460,

THIÉBAULT,

T H A C K E R A Y , MISSES [ o f B a t h ] , I V :

THACKERAY,

INDEX

43 II:

249

T H Y N N E , LORD EDWARD, III: THYNNE,

LADY

[Cecilia

285

Gore,

m.

Lord E d w a r d ] , II: 697, 699. ILL: 27, 285.

IV:

425

T H Y N N E , J O H N A L E X A N D E R , see TicKNOR, ANNA ELIOT, III:

BATH

165

G E N E R A L TiCKNOR, ELIZA SULLIVAN, I I I : 1 6 5

TicKNOR 318,

FAMILY

[Gcorgc], I I I :

AND FLELDS,

III:

9 3 , 122,

1 3 5 . 493, 522 TicKNOR,

III:

I I I : 165,

664.

530,

Prescott,

170,

quoted

112П., 169η.

TICKNOR,

[Anna

M R S . GEORGE

Eliot], III: 540 "Trusty Eckhardt," 214

TILT,

de,

I I I : 6*77

TORRIJOS, GENERAL,

I I : 6o8n.,

610П.

174η.,

414,

462,

529,

646,

705, 725; "controversy with" 728, 751, 752, 754, 766; abuse of L . Napoleon 8 1 3 - 1 4 . I L L : I I 2 П . , 1 7 5 ; accuses T . of slur on Washington 3 1 9 - 2 1 ; 393, 403, 407-08, 4 3 1 , 457,

461,

4 3 2 , 455η., 45бп.,

462,

Duffy 467-68; scare 4 9 5 ; 497,

466;

and С . G . and war I V : quoted

473η.; 627η.

1 3 η . ; 40n., 4 1 , 54, 66, 1 2 5 ,

155,

17ОП., 177Η.; quoted 205η.; 223П., 2 3 1 , 2 3 3 , 2 7 1 , 2 8 7 , 32i> 409η., 41 2П. T I M P S O N , R . H . , ILL: 491η. TINLING,

REV.

EDWARD

DOUGLAS,

I I : 497, 7 1 4 TINLING,

MRS.

[Katherine 497η.

IV:

EDWARD

Maria 341

DOUGLAS

Elton],

II:

Rosa

G.,

l'Œil-de-

M R S . J A M E S , I I : 124 441

Town Talk, I : cxxi. I l l : 472η. I V : 89> 90, 93, 95, l o o n . , l o i , 108,

7, 109, 126η., 1 5 0 , 1 7 0 ; a n d M C 390,

I : 173

FANSHAWE,

T o w N S E N D , MISS, I I I : 191

TRENCH,

241; 262; and Irish famine 266;

230,

I : 234

TOUCHET,

TiMBs, MRS., I I : 753 Times, The, I : T . book reviewer for 306η.; з б 1 , 3 6 2 ; T . submits bill to 3 7 5 ; 3 8 6 η . ; and Victoria 396; reconciliation w i t h 424—25; 437; and Russell m u r d e r 443 ; 451,453; and D u r h a m ' s death 458; 469. I I :

338,

see

"TOTTY,"

TOULIN, MRS., I l l :

I : 365.

CHARLES,

to: I V , 3 6 2

233

Bœuj,

Comte

ALEXANDRE,

Mémoires,

III:

447

TOUCHARD-LAFOSSE,

T I L L O T S O N , J O H N , I : 428 TILLY,

248

Mémoires,

T O R R E , M R . AND M R S . , I : 2 2 9 ,

TIECK, LUDWIG, I:

TORCY, MARQUIS DE.

TORNOW, M R . , Letter

to: I I I , 318

Letter

"TOMMY" [Miss], I: 302, 3 1 5 T o o K E , JOHN H O R N E , I I :

GEORGE,

172η.,

Tinsley's Magazine, I I I : 4 7 2 η . TITIAN [ T i z i a n o VeceUi], I I : 446 TODD, M R . , I V : 3 1

613

TICKNOR

569

I N D E X

109 TRAVERS,

MR.,

TRAVERS,

CAPT.

I I : 46 OTHO,

I : 72.

I I :

69 T R E L A W N E Y , M R S . , I V : 368 RICHARD 215.

CHENEVIX,

I I : 698.

I:

I V : 391,

393, 402 TREVELYAN,

S I RCHARLES

EDWARD,

III:68n. LADY [Hannah More Macaulay, m. Sir Charles], I I I : 68 T R I A L B Y J U R Y , I I : T . ' s views o n 347-48 T R O L L O P E , A N T H O N Y , I : biographical clxxi-clxxiii. IV: and Yates 1 9 0 η . ; TREVELYAN,

2б2, 356η., 359, 397, 400, 4 1 1

Framley Parsonage, I V : 158, 236. " M r s . G e n e r a l Tallboys," IV: C M rejects on moral grounds 206, 207. Thackeray, quoted I I : 433Π.; I V : 263η. Three Clerks, IV: 1 5 9 Letters to: IV, 158, 206, 208, 363 TROLLOPE, MRS. ANTHONY [Rose H e s e l t i n e ] , I V : 408, 4 1 1 . Vicar of Wrexhill, I : 5 1 4

GENERAL INDEX

570

TROLLOPE, THOMAS ADOLPHUS,

I Remember,

quoted

What

I : 290η.

T R O P P E N E G E R , M R . , 1 : 109, l i o

II:

T R O T T E R , T H O M A S LOWIS, I : 1 1 4 TROUBRIDGE, COL. SIR THOMAS VINCENT

HOPE

T W Y F O R D , A U G U S T A S M A L L , I V : 410 TYNDALL,

THOMAS

TYNDALL, ST.

COCHRANE, I V :

395, 4 1 1 , 4 1 2 , 4 1 4 LADY [Louisa Jane Gurney, m. Sir Thomas], IV: 395,

M R S . THOMAS

ONESI-

[Caroline Lucy Elton],

PHORUS II:

ONESIPHORUS,

715

715η.

T Y N T E , L T . - C O L . C . J . K . , I V : 38η.

TROUBRIDGE,

4 1 1 , 412, 4 1 4 TROY, N E W

ogy,

see also chronol-

YORK,

I I I : 504, 508

TRULOCK,

ALICE

I I : 668,

JANE,

669, 6 7 1 , 674η., 685, 689, 762, 8o8, 818.

I I I : 5, 2 1 , 25, 34, 68,

Letters to: III, 100, 255 SANDYS

ARTHUR

TRUMBULL,

DOWN-

SHIRE TRUMBALL·, TRURO, II:

JOHN,

III:

ist Baron,

791

LADY [Augusta Emma D'Este, m. ist Baron], II: 791η.

TRURO,

512

TRUSLOW, M R . , I I I :

T U C K E R , G E O R G E , I I I : 664 T U C K E R , M R S . , I : 199 TUCKERMAN,

HENRY

quoted III:

543η.

T., Kennedy, IV: u m .

ТискЕтт, С А Р Т . H A R V E Y , I : 484η. TUPFER,

MARTIN

FARQUHAR, I V :

120η. T U R E N N E , M A R S H A L D E , I I : 120 TURGENEV,

IVAN

SERGEEVICH, I V :

82η., 392 T U R N E R , C O L O N E L AND M R S . , I : 72,

73 TURNER,

DR., I: dxin., 3η., io, 175,

191,

192,

399.

II:

193,

195,

55, 132, 136.

200,

201,

IV:

14η.

T U R N E R , M R S . , I : 3η., g , 10, 1 7 T U R N E R , M I S S , I : 26, 73. TuRPiN, M R S . ,

52, 55, 70, 74, 80

I: 76 see also under Americans, chronology, individual cities. Lectures, Slavery, etc., II: T . plans tour in 692, Service

Journal,

717η., 725, 7з6, 740, 741, 765,

195η.

THOMAS W I L D E ,

LUDWIG, " D e r

U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M E R I C A ,

BLUNDELL see

JOHANN

König Auf dem Turme," I: T.'s translation of 297-98 U N I O N , T H E [at Cambridge], I: 34, 38, 39, 42; T . speaks at 45-46; United

170

TRUMBALL,

UHLAND,

I I : 195

797,

8oi,

803,

804,

810,

331;

370.

382,

383, 408,

420,

441,

461,

464,

466, 469,

470,

T.'s reactions to 496-97; the press 512; 527, 539; war scare 548-49; the South 552-53, 554, 572, 57S> 579> 580-81, 584, 587, 593; 607; war scare 608; 610, 640, 651, 652, 653, 655. IV: 4, 18, 44; bank crash 55, 56; 66; Civil War 2 1 3 , 223η., 2 3 1 , 237; 2бз, 350, 434-35 477;

I I : 438, 527, 540,

594, I V : 420 V A L P Y , M R S . , I : 429

T W I G G , M R S . , I : 90, 99

Twiss,

M R S . HORACE, I I :

149

814.

III: plans 46, 57, 61, 63, 65, 66, 67. 71. 73> 74> 76, 79п-> 8o, 83, 84; attacked in papers 88; 90, 93; leaving for 99—loi; 104—05; opportunity in 13 2—3 3 ; social conditions in 1 7 4 - 7 5 , I 7 9 j 1 8 1 , 22628, 245; the South 252, 254, 255; 262; project to lecture on 276; 308 ; upset over T.'s treatment of Washington 3 1 9 - 2 1 , 327-28,

V A N B U R E N , M R . , I I I : 330

G E N E R A L VANDERBURCH,

LOUIS

ÉMILE,

and

J e a n François Bayard, Gamin Paris, II: 704 V A N DE W E Y E R , IV:

SYLVAIN, III:

de

ANTHONY,

I:

515.

I I I : 3 1 7 , 318 83,

[and f a m i l y ] , I : 130, 131 V E D Y , M R S . , 1: sketch of 502. I I : 24 VEITCH, MR., VELASQUEZ,

155

II:

DIEGO

SILVA Y, I V :

RODRÍGUEZ

DE

427

I : cxxvii; and T . ' s nose I i n . ; 206. I I : 44; " o n e of the finest scholars" 6 4 ; 256, 647, 7 7 7 . I l l : 564, 613. I V : 2 8 s n . , 393, 396, 4 1 1 . " C a r lyle's L i f e in L o n d o n , " quoted I : cix

VENABLES, G E O R G E STOVIN,

V E N E D Y , J A C O B , Irland, INCIDENT,

VERITY, DR., I:

II: 143,

cvii.

I:

161

II:

16

286

GALLERY,

I:

363 MME. [Lucia Elizabeth M a t h e w s ] , I: 501. II: 24 I:

and

the

Bed-

chamber Crisis 384; marriage declaration 396; 4 1 1 , 4 1 6 η . ; married 4 1 8 ; 430; anecdote on Prince Albert and 434. II: 188, 209, 396, 397. 560П., 703; at the Great Exhibition 768; grants Jameson pension 786. ILL: 68, 228, 564, 584, 590, 592, 609η., 649Π. IV: 3, з з б п . , 366 Victoria Regia, The [ 1 8 6 1 ] , IV: 253η. V i D o c Q , FRANÇOIS E U G È N E , I :

223

ALFRED

Mneid,

IV: 44 to:

IV,

252

REVEL

VIVIAN, CAPTAIN, I I :

145

VizETELLY,

IV:

HENRY,

316,

416.

Glances Back, quoted II: 1 3 1 η . 32П., 198П.-99П., 529η.; IV: 302 Letters to: II, 188, 249, 389, 529 Voleur, I : 288 [François M a r i e A r o u e t ] , 224, 236

VOLTAIRE I:

W A D D E L L , MISS, I : 4 4 3 . WADDELL,

WILLIAM

II: 94, C.

135

H.,

ILL:

215Π. WADDELL, MRS. WILLIAM C . H . ,

III:

WAILLY,

I:

III:

670.

FRANÇOIS

LÉON

23, 24

WAINWRIGHT,

JOHN

H.,

and

G.E.

Rice, E-phemera, III: 163η. W A I N W R I G H T , MISS, I I I :

539

WAINWRIGHT, COL. ROBERT III:

DEWAR,

210П.

WAINWRIGHT, MRS. ROBERT

DEWAR,

III: 539 WAKEFIELD,

EDWARD

GIBBON,

I:

434 LADY [Sara W h i t e a r M i l w a r d , m . 8th E a r l ] , II: 665, 731. I I I : 316. I V : 391

WALDEGRAVE,

WALKER, Chatterton,

ARMAND

DE, I I I :

WALEWSKI,

741 DE.

HORATIO,

205, 391, 393, 397, 408 Letter to: IV, 363

IV:

WALDSTEIN, COUNT,

ViEuxBois, Μ . , I: 438, 441 VICIER, Μ . , II:

279

240

D E , see

WADDINGTON,

"humbug"

VESTRIS,

QUEEN,

FRED-

215

284

VERONESE, PAOLO, I :

278

WILLIAM

CLARENDON

VINING, MRS., I:

ViRY, EMILY

343

VAVASOUR, SIR H E N R Y

VIGNY,

GEORGE

D E R I C K , see

V I R T U E , G E O R G E , Letter

402

I:

150,

363, 364, 365, 644η., б45, 718

VIRGIL, I : 8 3 .

VAUGHAN, DR., I I I :

VICTORIA,

VILLIERS, CHARLES PELHAM, II:

V I N C E N T DE P A U L , S T . , I I : SIR

VAUDRICOURT, M M E . ,

VERSAILLES

571

VILLIERS,

686n.

396

VANDYKE,

VENGEUR

I N D E X

MR.,

IV:

FRANK, I V :

IV:

400

44 270

Letters to: IV, 219, 222, 239, 244, 255, 268

GENERAL

572 WALKER, MR.,

196

I:

245

WALKER, NANCY, I I :

359

W A L L , CHARLES BARING, I I : 543

WALLACE, M R . , I I I : WALLACK,

HENRY

JOHN,

190,

I:

252, 253, 254 WALLACK,

190.

I:

I I I : 494, 606 Memories, quoted 1 1 1 : 597П.-98П., 606η. WALLER, NICHOLAS [Procter], I: 3 8 2 - 8 3 , 384 W A L L E R , R O B E R T J O H N , Letter to: I V , 363

WALLACK, LESTER,

ILL:

690

645η. I I I : T . may edit letters 305. Letters, I I : 90, 148

WALPOLE,

HORACE,

II:

WALPOLE, MR., III: 6 7 1 , WALPOLE,

SPENCER

HORATIO,

IV:

426.

WASHINGTON,

MARTHA,

III:

179,

LA

POER

18ОП. IV: 73 WATERFORD,

HENRY

BERESFORD,

DE

3rd Marquess of, II:

646η. LADY [Louisa Stuart, m. 3rd Marquess], II: 646

WATERFORD,

WATSON FAMILY, I : 1 7 , WATT,

18 32

Bibliotheca

ROBERT,

Britan-

nica, II: 651

WALTER, JOHN, I V :

WATTEAU, JEAN ANTOINE, I:

412

WALTER, MRS. JOHN, IV:

WATTS,

412

[Bartholomew Elliott George], II: 87, 148, 269η. I I I : drowned 1 8 , 104. IV: 364, 433. "Eastern Travel," II: 145 W A R B U R T O N , M R S . E L I O T , Letter to: IV, 364

WARBURTON,

WARBURTON,

ELIOT

THOMAS

ACTON,

II:

269 WARD, SAMUEL, I I I : 4 8 4 , JAMES

GEORGE

485

W E B B , SIR H E N R Y , I : WEBB,

GEN.

194,

I:

241

WEBB,

W A R N E R , CAPTAIN, I I :

144

COL. RICHMOND, I I I :

WARREN, I: 20,

LetIII:

W A R R E N , C O M T E DE,

BARON K A R L M A R I A ERNST

VON,

FRIED-

Freischütz,

I:

199, 441 HENRY

BODDINGTON,

II:

MRS.

HENRY

497

BODDING-

TON [Emilie de Baumbach (Mellish, Somerset)], II: 653 WEDDERBURN,

L'Inde

446

Glances at Life,

WEBSTER, THOMAS, I:

30

WARREN, CHARLES, I:

I:

II: 202

WEBSTER,

MRS.,

424 RICHMOND,

653

152

Family ters, quoted I: clxiin., 3 1 8 η . 459η.

WARRE-CORNISH,

JOHN

W E B B E , CORNELIUS,

WEBSTER, DE, I I I :

WARENNE, WILLIAM

IV:

258η., 297η. I I I : 37η., 440, 447, 448

RICH

PRESCOTT,

286

FREDERICK,

348η., 404

WEBER,

Letter to: IV, 364

MISS,

77

Letter

to:

II,

345

anglaise,

II: 1 6 1

Chronicle, II: 480 see also chronology, I: 1 3 0 . III: 442-45

Weekly

WEIMAR,

WARREN, JUDGE, III: WARREN,

II:

GEORGE,

I l l : 1 3 4 , 179, 180П., 2 1 6 ; T.'s supposed slur on 319—21, 327, 3 3 1 ; SI4> 530, 677. IV: 1 8 ; and Virginians 66, 73, 74, 92

WATSON, S H E R I F F , I V :

672

237

WARDE,

Thousand a Year, I: attributed to T . 4 1 2 . I I : 63s Letter to: IV, 365 W A S H I N G T O N , D . C . , see also chronology, I I I : 188, 194, 253, 539 WASHINGTON,

JAMES W I L L I A M ,

WALLS, H . ,

INDEX

SAMUEL,

152,

111:

664

393.

Ten

WEIMAR, GRAND DUCHESS DOWAGER

GENERAL M A R I A PAULOWNA OF, I : 1 2 7 .

III:

445 WEINCKE, DR., I I :

32

WEISSENBORN,

FRIEDRICH

GUST

DR.

WILHELM,

124,

1:

AU132η.,

1 5 4 , 230, 2 3 2 , 2 3 5 . 189

798η.

III:

WELLESLEY,

HENRY

RICHARD,

see

WELLESLEY,

ist Duke of, I: i m . ; and Catholic Emancipation 3 4 ; 50, HO, 1 3 3 ; and Reform Bill i88n., 1 8 9 ; "old hero" 1 9 2 ; attacked 2 I O ; 430. I I : 3 1 7 , 580η., 768. I I I : 7 5 ; funeral 1 2 6 ; 138η., 254 CHARLES RUSH,

I:

46,

53,

60, 65, 67, 77 Letter

to: I I I , 145 WELLS, M R . , I:

18

ALGERNON,

Letter

to:

III,

53 Westviinster

III:

The,

I: 386η.

FRANCIS

WILLIAM

Review,

I I : 4 8 , 9 2 , 66з WESTMORLAND, FANE,

12th

Earl of.

III:

JAMES,

322.

II:

JOHN

FANE,

nth

WHITELOCKE,

17

LT.-GEN.

JOHN,

W E T H E R E L L , SIR CHARLES, I :

EDWARD, I I I : H . , ILL:

WicKHAM, W . WIELAND,

CHRISTOPH

1 3 6 . Oberon,

468η. 491η. MARTIN,

203,

FRANCIS, I I I :

294,

W H664 ARTON, PHILIP, ist Duke of, I I I : 358 W H A T E L Y , RICHARD

[Archbishop

of

Dublin], I I : 84 WHEBLE, MR., II:

450

WIGHTMAN, SIR W I L L I A M , I I :

Blue

GEORGE,

WILLIAM,

I:

30,

31,

33η., 45, 49, 50, 56, 57, ηο WHITAKER, M R . , I I : 4 8 0 W H I T E , FREDERICK, I : 2 8 2 η . W H I T E , R E V . JAMES, I : 4 1 8 , 4 1 9 η . ,

450η.

Friars,

I: 3 5 1 WIGRAM, MISS, I I : 4 5 0 450η.

WIKOFF, HENRY, II: 1 4 2 , 1 4 4 ,

160;

T . writes "American Letter" for 1 4 3 , 1 5 8 , 840, 8 4 1 . I I I : 609 Letter to: II, 1 5 8 WILBERFORCE,

SAMUEL

[Bishop

of

Oxford], II: 672, 7 1 2 , 7 7 7 , 810Π. 642

W i L c o x , MARY, I I I : 2 6 4 , 2 6 7 TRURO

"WILKINS,

MR.,"

294

to: I , 1 3 2

Letter see

BROOKFIELD,

William WiLKs, J . , I I : 1 3 0 WiLKS [or Wilkes], M R . , I : 2 3 1 , 237 WILKS, MRS., I:

726

WHETMORE, M R S . , I I : 6 0 1 , 6 0 2 η .

I:

I : 230

W I L K I E , MISS,

51

404

W H I T M O R E , M R . AND M R S . , I V : WHITTY,

W I L K I E , SIR DAVID, I : 2 7 9 ,

338Π.

I:

499; drawing of 500

W I L D E , T H O M A S , see

Earl of, II: 508η. I I I : 61 WESTWOOD, T H O M A S , I I I :

ILL:

322

W H I T E , LOTTY, I I I :

WiLBERFORCE, W i L L I A M , I I I :

3 9 3 . 395 WESTMORLAND,

WHEWELL,

MRS.

1 7 . 7 3 . 544

W I G R A M , SIR JAMES, I I :

W E S T , M R . AND M R S . T E M P L E ,

WHARTON,

WHITE,

WiGHTWicK,

388

HENRY

4 2 1 . I I : 1 1 3 , 1 4 4 , 2 1 7 , 274η., 3 2 2 , 4 8 1 , 558, 569. I I I : 1 7 , 544. I V : I I I , 238 "Hints to Authors," I : 346. King of the Commons, II: 226-27. S¿R Frizzle Pumfkin, I : 346

WIGHTMAN, MISS, I I :

W E L L S , EDWARD LIVINGSTON,

WEST,

573

WHITE, LILY, II:

COWLEY WELLINGTON, A R T H U R

WELLS,

INDEX

229,

230

WILLIAM II, King of HoUand, I I : 117 WILLIAM IV, King of England, I: 1 3 3 , 1 5 7 ; coronation 1 5 9 ; i88n., 343η. I I : 63, 363, 629η. WILLIAMS, HELEN MARIA, I :

171

GENERAL INDEX

574 " W I L L I A M S , M R . , " see

BROOKFIELD,

Letters toi

W I L L I A M S AND N O R G A T E , II, 444, 806; IV,

87,

loi, 103,

88, 89, 90, 9 3 , 9 5 , 9 9 , WILLIAM

SMITH,

II:

BISHOP

OF, see

SUM-

W1NCHILSEA,

GEORGE

WILLIAM

FINCH-HATTON, l o t h Earl of, I : WINGFIELD,

RICHARD,

see

POWERS-

COURT

341η.

Letters

to: II, 318, 340; IV,

199

WILLIAMS-WYNN,

CHARLES

WAT-

KIN, Π : 7 5 ϊ " · WILLIAMS-WYNN,

CHARLOTTE,

751η. III:

II:

342, 353,

341,

354 W I L L I N G T O N , AARON S M I T H , I I I : 6 6 5 W I L L I S , D R . FRANCIS, I V : WILLIS, NATHANIEL

442

PARKER,

I:

T.

writes on 406, 407, 451. II: burlesque of 27η.; discussion of 21314. III: 683η. Dashes at Lije, 407Π.; II:

T . writes on

202,

I:

213-

15 Trial by Jury,

WILLMORE, GRAHAM,

I I : T . ' s comments on

347—48

Letter to: II, 347 WiLLouGHBY, L. Α., Samuel Naylor,

quoted I: 153 MRS. WILLIAM

HENRY,

III:

643

750 WILSON, H . , I V : 4 1 1 JAMES,

wife 393,

DR.

FORBES

III:

WINSTON, M R . , I :

282

WINTHROP, M R . , I V :

191

WIRT, WILLIAM, I I I :

551

W I S E , T H O M A S JAMES, a n d A l e x a n d e r

Symington, The Brontes, I : xciv; I I : 341η., 673η.

quoted

WISEMAN, NICHOLAS PATRICK S T E P H -

EN, Cardinal, I I : "hypocrite" 83; 676, 7 1 1 . I l l : 2 1 ; "tawdry . . . Quack" 337. Lectures, I I : 83 W i s T A R , D R . CASPAR, I I I : 2 0 2

WisTAR, DR. CASPAR [the younger], I I I : 203η. WISTAR,

MRS.

CASPAR

[Annis

Lee

Furness], I I I : 203 Letter to: IV, 289 W I T T , M . DE, I I :

654η.

WITT, MME. DE [Henriette G u i z o t ] ,

409η.,

["Peter Pindar"],

I:

158 WOLFE,

MAJ.-GEN.

JAMES,

IV:

in

Virginians 137, 140 WoLowsKi, MR., I V : 400, 402 WOOD, COLONEL, I: 3 0

672.

IV:

and

410. Illustrations

of Scriftures, III: 422, 423 Letter to: I, 455; IV, 83 W I L S O N , G E N . JAMES G R A N T , T.

WOOD, GEORGE,

I I : marital

in

WOOD, GEORGE

[of E d i n b u r g h ] ,

WOOD, LADY, I I : W O O D , SIR M A R K ,

W I L T O N C R E S C E N T , see

753 1:71

WOOD, M R . , I : 1 7 8 ,

186,

189,

192, 200, 201, 205, 208 HALLAM

II:

805, 818n. IV: 24, 35

["Christopher North"], I: 196η.

WILSON, M R . , I : 186

755,

762

210П., 5 3 i n . JOHN

troubles

7 5 3 , 7 5 5 , 7 6 2 · 1 1 1 : 4 2 9 . I V : 5, 6 WOOD, MRS. GEORGE, I I : 7 5 3 ,

the U. S., quoted I I I : 1 7 3 η . , 203η., WILSON,

BENIGNUS,

IV: 397

W O L C O T , JOHN

W I L M O T , CHARLES FOLEY, I I : 749η.,

WILSON,

WiNSLow,

11:654

W I L L S , W I L L I A M H E N R Y , I I I : 393 WILLS,

WINCHESTER,

50

105, 495 WILLIAMS,

439.

I:

NER, Charles R.

365

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, I : 8 5 , 86,

197,

W I M POLE H A L L , C a m b r i d g e s h i r e ,

36, 37

William

WOOD, RICHARD, I : 2 7

190,

GENERAL

IV:

G E N . SIR

575

E D M U N D , see also Garrick Club Affair, I : and Dickens cxx, cxxi, cxxii. I V : T . appeals to G a r rick committee on 93; advised to apologize to T . 97; Russell on

YATES,

WOOD, W E S T E R N , I V : 2 4 3 η . WOODFORD,

INDEX

ALEXANDER,

414

WOODWARD, R E V . F . B . , I I I : 3 3 4 , 3 3 7 WooLGAN, M I S S , I I : 4 2 9

99П.-10ОП.;

WooLLEY, M R . , I I : 1 5 7 WORDSWORTH, C H R I S T O P H E R ,

I : 47,

50 WORDSWORTH, W I L L I A M , I : 47η., 53.

I I : 9, 765. "Intimations of Immortality," I : 395

l o i , 102;

Fladgate

on 107; 108, 109; Dickens on 1 1 6 - 1 7 ; и 8 , 119; starts trial proceedings 1 2 1 ; 1 2 2 ; trial abandoned 1 3 1 ; 1 3 3 ; his later reaction to

the affair

133П.-34П.;

135,

W O R T H I N G T O N , D R . , I I : 829η.

2 5 5 ; Dickens note to 3 9 4 η . ; his friends and the National Shakespeare Committee

WRACKHAM, M R . , I I : 247

416

WRIGHT, D R . , I : 362

"Echoes from the London Clubs," quoted I V : 189η. " L i t e r ary T a l k , " I V : occasions the affair 89. 90, 9 1 . 9 3 . 9 5 , 9 7 , l o o n . ,

World,

The, I I I : 472η.

"WORLD W E LIVE IN, T H E " , I: 450

W R I G H T , GEORGE, I : 380

Letters to: I , 365, 367, 369, 370, 390 W R I G H T , T H O M A S , ed. Literary Remains,

quoted I : 348η.; I I : 1 9 1 η . -

92П., з ю п . , 3 6 5 η . ; I I I : 30η. W R I G H T , M R . , I I : 95 WRIGHTSON,

WILLIAM

BATTIE, I I I :

lOI,

WRITING, see also "Dignity of Literature" Controversy, I I : T . ' s advice on 1 3 7 , 1 9 2 — 9 3 ; T . ' s position as a writer 634. ILL: 78. I V : 372 W R O T T E S L E Y , J O H N , 2nd B a r o n , I V : 162 W Y A T T , CAPTAIN, I :

237

W Y N D H A M , M R . , I V : 408

M R S . ROBERT [Eugenie Marie C r o w e ] , I : cxvii, cxviii. I I :

WYNNE,

WYNTER,

335,

374,

D R . ANDREW,

489,

521,

9 4 , 9 5 , 98, 1 0 3

[Louisa Katherine Wilkinson], I I I : 4 7 2 η . I V : 254 YATES FAMILY [Edmund], IV: FREDERICK

HENRY,

2 3 , 260П.

I:

497,

ILL: 472η.

ILL: 472η.

HENRY,

I:

I V : 134η.,

202П. YORK,

FREDERICK,

Duke

of,

III:

682 IV:

215,

397

YORKE

FAMILY

R E V . GRANTHAM

I I : 547. YARDLEY, SIR WILLIAM, I I I : 636

[Grantham],

III:

438, 448 YORKE,

Letter to: I V , 366

loS,

YATES, MRS. EDMUND

YATES, M R S . FREDERICK

W Y N N E , ROBERT, I I : 753

292,

105η.,

119П.-20П.

I I : T . o n 45.

W Y N N E , M R . , I V : 403

И 1 : 82

103η.,

Letters to: I I I , 472; I V , 89, 94, 96, 99, 105. Letters from: I V , 91,

YATES,

W Y N N , M R . , I I I : 343

753·

102П.,

133П.-34П.

W Y N D H A M , M R S . , I l l : 403

258,

245η.,

109, 117, 121, 133. Mr. Thackeray, Mr. Yates, and the Garrick Club, I : cxxii; I V : 131, 132. " T h e Theatrical Lounger," quoted IV:

689

253

202, 203η.,

MUNTON,

ILL: 436, 438, 439η.

Letter to: I I I , 42 YORKE,

M R S . GRANTHAM

MUNTON

GENERAL

57б

[Marian Emily Montgomery], III: 42, 7 7 , 4 3 6 , 4 3 8 Letter to: II, 546 Y o R K E , JOSEPH A U G U S T U S , I I I :

Letter

42

to: I I I , 436

YOUNG,

JULIAN

CHARLES,

YOUNG, ROBERT, I I I :

II:

384

YOUNG, WILLIAM, I: 6 1 , III:

194

REV.

and w i f e 5 3 7 ; 5 8 4

YOUNG,

YOUNG, CHARLES M A Y N E , I: YOUNG, CORNET, II:

INDEX

WILLIAM

[of

62

New

York],

489. I V : 18, 2 7 9

155

YOUNG, EDWARD, I: 1 5 8 , YOUNG, GEORGE, II: 253,

422 ZAMPIERI, DOMENECHINO, I I I :

843

Y O U N G , JAMES REYNOLDS, I : 2 8 ,

32,

53> 54, 56, 57> 6 1 , 7 6 , 80, 8 1 , 84, 105, 1 0 7 , 4 9 3 , 4 9 4 , 4 9 5 , 496, 497 Letter to: I V , 42 YOUNG, M R . [of R i v e r d a l e ] , I I I : 542

ZOUCHE,

ROBERT

CURZON,

340 14th

Baron, I: 1 7 7 , 1 9 9 ; "noble little f e l l o w " 2 0 5 ; 206, 208, 2 1 5 , 502. I V : 3 9 7 , 403, 4 1 0 ZOUCHE, LADY [ E m i l y Julia Horton m. I4tli B a r o n ] , I V : 3 9 7 , 4 1 0

I N D E X OF T H A C K E R A Y ' S WORKS "Academy Exhibition" [P l i May '44] > II: 169η. Adventures of Philif, The, see Philif "An Essay on Thunder and Small Beer," see "Thunder and Small Beer" "Arabella; or The Moral of the 'Partie Fine' " [ N M M June '44]. 169 Ariadne in Naxos, see Projects "Ballad of Bouillabaisse," see Poetry Ballads [ 1 8 5 5 ] , see also Poetry, III: 3 1 , 98, 298, 432. IV: 347η. "Barber Cox and the Cutting of his Comb" [Comic Almanack for 1840], I: 380, 390 Barry Lyndon, Memoirs of [ 1 8 4 4 ] , I : and Stoney-Bowes xcii ; and T.'s bill-discounting business 269η. II: 29, з8, 1 2 5 ; writing of 1 3 5 , 1 3 9 4 1 , 143, 144, 148, 149, 150, 1 5 1 , 1 5 3 , 156, 160, 176, 180; 840, 841 "Bedford-Row Conspiracy, The" [ N M M January-April '40], I: 433 "Bob Robinson's First Love" [ N M M August ' 4 5 ] , II: 198η. Book of Snobs [ 1 8 4 6 ] , I: quoted 27η.; 30n., 31η., 79n. II: i 2 i n . ; Lewes reviews 3 5 3 ; 45Çn. IV: T . hates 85 η. "Crump of St. Boniface," I: 3ОП. "On Clerical Snobs," quoted II: 274η. "Bow Street Ballads. No. II. Jacob Omnium's Hoss" [P 9 December '48], quoted I: cxxxviii "Box of Novels, A " [ F M February '44], Π: 135, 1 3 7 , 139

"Brother of the Press on the History of a Literary Man, A " [ F M March 4 6 ] , II: 230 "Captain Warner's Discovery" [P 27 July '44], II: 144η. "Carus' Travels in England" [ M C 16 March '46], II: 227Π. Catherine [ 1 8 4 0 ] , I: finished 407; 408; "not generally liked" 4 1 2 ; Carlyle and 4 2 1 ; "not disgusting enough" 4 3 3 ; 437 "Chartist Meeting" [ M C 15 March '48], II: 365 "Chest of Cigars, T h e " [ N M M J u l y ' 4 5 ] , II: 198η. Childe of Godesberg, The, see Legend of the Rhine "Christmas Books — N o . 2 " [ M C 26 December ' 4 5 ] , I: cxxiv "Chronicle of the Drum" [in Second Funeral of Nafoleon, 1 8 4 1 ] , II: 7, 1 3 , 3 1 4 "Cockney Travels," I: quoted 78η. II: quoted 51η.—52η.; 56η., 64Π. Comic Tales and Sketches [ 1 8 4 1 ] , I: clxviin., 397. II: 9, 610. I l l : 277 "The Count's" Adventures, I: cxvii, 509-12 "Curate's Walk, T h e " [part of "Travels in London," Ρ November 4-December 4 ' 5 3 ] , II: 326, 337· III: 431η· IV: 79 "Whitestock, Rev. Frank," I: cxvin.; II: 326 "De Finibus," see Roundabout Pafers "De Juventute," see Roundabout Pafers Denis Duval [ 1 8 6 3 ] , I: 4η. IV:

578

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S

260η., 287η.; writing 291 ; fantasy on background of 2 9 2 - 9 4 , 295 "Denis Haggerty's W i f e , " see FitzBoodle Papers " D i a r y of C . Jeames de la Fluche, Esq." [P 6 December '45-7 February ' 4 6 ] , II: and railway mania 2 1 5 η . ; 228η. "Dickens in France" [ F M March ' 4 2 ] , I I : 4 1 η . ; quoted 45η. "Dionysius Diddler, History o f , " I: 438. 441 Doubtful Attributions, I: " M o r e hints on etiquette . . . " 5 1 5 η . II: l o i n . Dr. Birch and His Young Friends [ 1 8 4 9 ] , I: Charterhouse and u n . ; quoted 26η. II: Eton and 3 7 9 ; 4 4 4 ; T . doing illustrations 4 4 5 ; 45 9η. ; C . BuUer's death and 461 n. ; 466. I l l : 402 " D r . Prince," I: 25П.-26П.

WORKS

thea," I: 1 2 7 η . " M e n ' s Wives. Denis Haggerty's W i f e , " I: clxiv, 429П.-30П. " O t t i l i a , " I: 129Π. Flore et Zé'phyr [ 1 8 3 6 ] , I: 86n., 2 9 9 ; T . requests puff for 3 1 3 ; 3 1 4 . II: 783η. " F r o m the O w n Correspondent of the Moniteur des Boulevards" [Ρ 8 March ' 5 1 ] , II: 729η. Four Georges, The [ C M July-October ' 6 0 ] , see also Lectures in general index, I: quoted 3η. III: 276, 2 7 7 , 281, 4 7 1 , 537. I V : 136η., 149, 205η., 207, 443 "Gahagan, M a j o r , " see "Historical

English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century [ 1 8 5 3 ] , see also Lectures in general index. III: U . S. rights 1 3 0 - 3 1 ; edition sold out 2 7 6 ; Hannay annotates 553η. IV: 1 9 2 η . ; errata in 204 "Epistles to the Literati," see Yellowplush Papers Esmond, The History of Henry, see Henry Esmond "Essay on T h u n d e r and Small Beer," see " T h u n d e r and Small Beer" "Exhibition Gossip, A n " [ A M June ' 4 2 ] , II: 54η. "Exhibition at Paris, T h e " [ T L 5 April ' 3 8 ] , I: 361

Recollections" "Gambler's Death, A , " see Paris Sketch Book " G e o r g e Cruikshank's Works" [ L W R June ' 4 0 ] , I: 438 "German in England, T h e " [ F Q R July ' 4 2 ] , II: 51η., η о " G o i n g to see a M a n H a n g e d " [ F M August ' 4 0 ] , I: 453 " G r e a t Cossack Epic of Demetrius Rigmarolovicz" [FM December ' 3 9 ] , I: 408η. Great Hoggarty Diamond, The History of Samuel Titmarsh and the [ F M September-December ' 4 1 ] , I: cxxxviii; I . T . in clxv; Sterling on 304η.; Jane T . in 379η. I I : 121 п., 262η., 382, 383; "written at a time of great affliction" 4 4 0 ; 444, 795 "Grumble about the Christmas Books, A " [ F M January ' 4 7 ] , II: 263, 264η.

"Fielding's Works" ber ' 4 0 ] , I: 469. Fitz-Boodle Papers' I: quoted 85η.; 423η. "Confessions,"

Henry Esmond, The History of [ 1 8 5 2 ] , I: Ixxxvi; and C . Bronte xciv; cxx; Trollope and clxxii; and Roaldus 258η. II: and Addiscombe 3 6 1 η . ; Castlewood Hall and Clevedon Court 4 3 6 η . ; quoted

[ T L 2 SeptemII: 462 [ F M 1842-43], 1 2 3 η . ; quoted II: 54.

"Doro-

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S

WORKS

579

4 7 0 η . ; 593П.; gets idea for 7 0 8 , 7 3 6 ; and Forster 7 8 0 η . ; publishing arrangements 8 0 4 , 8 0 6 ; " c u t t h r o a t melancholy" 8 0 7 ; 8 1 0 , 8 1 1 , 8 1 5 , 8 1 8 . I l l : C . Bronte reads 1 5 ; historical data for 1 8 ; 2 3 ; "grave and sad" 2 4 ; 27, 31, 37η., 38, 4 1 ; "will be a f a i l u r e " 4 3 ; finished 4 7 ; T . visits Blenheim 4 9 , 5 4 ; "clever but also s t u p i d " 6 9 ; 72, 74, 77, 82, 9 1 , 92, 98, 9 9 ; " d r e a r y and d u l l " 1 0 0 ; 102, 104, 1 0 9 , 113 ; reviews of 121 ; success 125, 1 2 6 ; repetition in 1 2 8 ; S reviews 1 3 0 ; second edition 1 3 5 ; 1 4 9 ; Forster reviews 1 5 5 ; 1 6 4 ; T L gives bad review 1 7 5 ; 181, 2 l 6 n . ; Forsterand 2 5 0 ; 253, 277, 286, 367, 390η., 391, 401, 4 1 0 ; sources for 4 4 6 - 4 8 ; 6 1 0 , 6 1 8 , 6 1 9 η . , 6 6 1 . I V : H . T . likes best 8 5 ; and T L review 1 2 5 ; and morality 2 0 6 ; 2 6 9 , 4 2 9 , 4 3 2 , 4 3 5 , 437 "Castlewood, L a d y , " I : Ixxxvii. " C o s t i g a n , " I I I : 183. " E s m o n d , Beatrix," I : Ixxxviii; I I I : 149, 154, 164, 183. " E s m o n d , H e n r y , " I I : 47ОП., 8 1 5 ; I I I : 4 9 , 54, 164. IV: 274η. " H a l f a Crown's W o r t h of Cheap K n o w l e d g e " [ F M February ' 3 8 ] , 1 : 4 0 7 η . , 515 "Historical Recollections. By M a j o r Gahagan" [ N M M March ' 3 8 ] , I: 516

Illustrations, I : to " L o r d B a t e m a n " 380—81; to Addison's Journey 5 1 3 η . I I : for Irish S. B. 9 0 - 9 1 , 97, 9 8 ; advice on selling 1 1 4 - 1 5 ; Mrs. Perkins 2 4 9 " I m p o r t a n t f r o m t h e Seat of W a r ! " [ P 2 4 J u n e - ; August ' 5 4 ] , I I I : 374> 6 7 6 " I n t e r e s t i n g Story, A n " [ K 1 8 4 9 ] , I I : 420П., 4 2 6 Irish Sketch Book, The [ 1 8 4 3 ] , 1= and Lever cxlvii; 4 5 9 , 4 6 3 , 4 7 0 , 4 7 3 . I I : and Shelburne H o t e l 6 l n . ; Peter Purcell in 6 3 η . ; outline of travel 6 5 η . ; 6 9 η . ; F a t h e r M a t t h e w in 7 0 η . ; 71η., 74, 7 5 η . , 77П.; and Elias T . 7 9 η . ; 8 l ; illustrations 9 0 - 9 1 ; suggested title 9 3 ; 9 4 ; anti-Catholic bias 9 6 ; 9 7 , 9 8 ; titled "Rambles in I r e l a n d " 1 0 0 ; reviews 103, 105η., 107, 1 0 9 ; I l o ; reviews i l l ; reactions to 1 1 3 ; 126, 161, 1 7 4 ; selling well 2 2 9 ; 2 5 8 , 3 2 1 ; Q R on 3 3 4 . I l l : 2 7 7 . I V : 183

" H i s t o r y of the N e x t F r e n c h Revolut i o n " [ P 2 4 F e b r u a r y - 2 0 April ' 4 4 ] , I I : 142, 1 6 2 ; errata for 163 History of Pendennis, The, see Pendennis History of Samuel Titmarsh and the Great Hoggarty Diamond, see Great Hoggarty Diamond " H o b s o n ' s C h o i c e " [ P 12 J a n u a r y ' 5 0 ] , I I : 628

" L a d y Kickleburys T o u r , " see Kickleburys on the Rhine " L a d y L.'s Journal of a Visit to F o r eign C o u r t s " [ P 27 J a n u a r y ' 4 4 ] , I I : 141 "Last F i f t e e n Years of the Bourbons, T h e " [ F O R July ' 4 2 ] , II: 42, 51η., 70, 6 5 1 , 8 2 9 η . , 8 3 0 "Last Sketch, T h e " [ C M April ' 6 0 ] , I V : 180П., 196

Kickleburys on the Rhine, The [ 1 8 5 0 ] , see also " T h u n d e r and Small B e e r , " I : clxvii. I I : 3 7 5 η . , 399, 421, 444, 687, 690, ó g i n . , 692, 701, 728, 735η., 789 " K n i g h t s of Borsellen," see Projects "Krasinski's Sketch of the R e f o r m a tion" [ T L 5 March ' 4 0 ] , I: 375, 424η.

58ο

INDEX OF T H A C K E R A Y ' S

" L e a f of a Sketch-Book, A " [1861], IV: 253 " L e a v e s f r o m the L i v e s of the L o r d s of L i t e r a t u r e " [ P 20 J a n u a r y ' 4 4 ] > 11:139

Lectures on the Humourous Writers of the Last Century, see English Humourists " L e g e n d of J a w b r a h i m - H e r a u d e e , T h e " [ P 18 J u n e '4.2], I I : 54, 829

" L e g e n d of the R h i n e , A "

Cruikshank's II:

141,

[George

Τable-Book,

144,

160,

1845],

198η., 789,

840, 841

" L i t t l e B l l l e e , " or " T h e Three Sailors," see P o e t r y " L i t t l e D i n n e r a t T i m m i n s ' s " [ P 27 M a y - 2 9 J u l y '48], I I I : i 6 i n . "Lord William Lennox's Readings and R e c i t a t i o n s f r o m J o e M i l l e r " [ P 10 August '44], I I : 145η.

Lovel the Widower and

N S 260П.

Wolves

[ 18 5 9 ], I : clxxii ; I V : 136η.; a n d

and the Lamb

148η.;

177П., 178, 207П., 243П.

" M e e t i n g in Kennington Common" [ M C 14 M a r c h '48], I I : 364 " M e m o r i a l s of G o r m a n d i s i n g " [ F M J u n e '41], I I : 281η.

Memoirs of Barry Lyndon, Lyndon

see Barry

" M e n a n d C o a t s " [ F M August ' 4 1 ]> П:33 " M e n ' s W i v e s , " see Fitz-Boodle

Pafers

" M i s s T i c k l e t o b y ' s L e c t u r e s on E n g lish H i s t o r y " [ P 2 J u l y - i October '42], I I : discontinued 82. I V : 218 " M o n s i e u r Gobemouche's A u t h e n t i c Account of the G r a n d E x h i b i t i o n " [ P 10 M a y ' 5 1 ] , I I : 729η., 771η.

Mr. Brown's Letters to a Young Man About Town. "Mr. Brown the E l d e r takes M r . B r o w n the Y o u n g e r

WORKS

to a C l u b " [ P 1 2 M a y '49], I I : 537 " M r . M a l o n y ' s Account of the B a l l " [ P 3 August '50], I I : 686 " M r . P u n c h for R e p e a l " [ P 26 F e b r u a r y '48], I I : 352, 356η.

" M r . T i m s a n d a Good-natured F r i e n d [ P 2 D e c e m b e r '48], I I : 455η.

Mrs. Perkins's Ball

[1847], II = d e s i g n i n g characters for 156; 198η.; illustrations for 2 1 9 , 249; Forster r e v i e w s 257; success 258; 261η., 2 6 6 , 2 0 7 , 2 9 0 , 293П., 3 0 7 ; p i rated 308

" N e w Accounts of P a r i s " [ F Q R J a n u a r y '44], I I : 126, 135η. Newcomes, The [ 1 8 5 3 ] , I : I x x x v i i i , c x x i v , c x x v ; Charterhouse a n d I i n . ; quoted 228η.; a n d bank f a i l u r e 508. I l l : starts 67; contract for 280; 281, 283, 284, 287, 292, 293-94, 297> 298; " s t u p i d " 299;

D o y l e to illustrate 300, 301, 302, 304, 305, 308; A . T . h e l p i n g w i t h 3 1 3 ; trouble over T . ' s t r e a t m e n t of W a s h i n g t o n 320, 327, 331; 322, 323, 332, 333, 334, 336,

337. 351. 358. 365;

34i> 3 4 2 , 3 4 6 - 4 7 . 3 4 9 - 5 0 > 352, 353. 354-55. 356. 3 5 9 ; illustrations 362; 363, instructions f o r illustrations

372-73;

374.375.377.

37^.

379, 381, 382, 384, 386, 387, 3 9 4 . 3 9 7 . 3 9 8 , 401. 403. 4 0 4 .

406η., 4 0 7 ; d o i n g w e l l 408, 409, 427; N o r t o n - M e l b o u r n e case i n 428; 433; a n d Charterhouse 435; 437, 438η., 4 4 9 ; finished 459; q u e r i e s o n 461-62; 465-66; E l -

w i n w r i t e s o n 468, 469; 567; T a u c h n i t z a n d 607; T . on 619η.; w r i t i n g of ( D i a r y ) 668, 669, 670, 672, 673, 675, 676, 677. I V : 28,

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S WORKS 242η., 378, 379, 435. 43б, 438, 439> 442 "Bayham, Frederick," III: 449. "Campaigner," I: clxiv. "Farintosh, Marquis of," III: 102η. "Goodenough, Dr.," IV: 275. "Honeyman, Rev. Charles," I: c. "Honeyman, Miss Martha," I: 4η. "Mackenzie, Rosie," I: clxv. "Newcome, Colonel," I: cxi, cxvi, cxx, 361η.; III: 57, 334η., 341. 350. 355, 397. 435-3бп., 43». 463; IV: 57, 196, 378, 379, 380. "Newcome, Ethel," I: Ixxxviii, Ixxxix-xc "Night's Pleasure, A" [P 8 January19 February ' 4 8 ] , II: 360 Notes of a Journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo [1846], I: 287η. II: Diary notes for 150-57; 179; description of Lisbon 179η.; 184, 185; Crowe helping 190; 199, 201, 203 ; religious trouble 204, 209; chapter cancelled 212; 2l8n., 219, 227η.; reviews 229η.; 231, 249η.; second edition 258η.; 208, 321, 455П., 844. III: omitted chapter 96η.; 277 "Notes of a Weeks Holiday," see Roundabout Pafers "Notes on the North . . . Election" [FM September-October ' 4 1 ] , II: 27η.. 30. 33 Novels by Eminent Hands, see "Punch's Prize Novelists" "On Alexandrines," see Roundabout Pafers "On an American Traveller" [P 29 June ' 5 0 ] , I: 407η. "On Clerical Snobs," see Book of Snobs "On the French School of Painting" [FM December ' 3 9 ] , I: 408η. "On a Good-Looking Young Lady" [P 8 June ' 5 0 ] , quoted II: 695η.

581

"On Half a Loaf," see Roundabout Pafers "On a Joke . . . Heard from the late Thomas Hood," see Roundabout Pafers "On Men and Pictures" [FM July 4 1 ] . И: 19 "On a Peal of Bells," see Roundabout Pafers "On Ribbons," see Roundabout Pafers "On Screens in Dining-Rooms," see Roundabout Pafers "On Some Dinners at Paris" [P 3 March ' 4 9 ] , II: 494η. Our Street [1848], II: 323η., 333, 338п., 345η., 489η., б21 "Paris Revisited. By an Old Paris Man" [P 10 February ' 4 9 ] , II: 494η. Paris Sketch Book, The [1840], I: clxvii, 267η., 328; FG translations for 33ОП., 331-40; 397, 406η., 425, 437; finished 448, 449; reviews of 453; T . asks puffs for 455-57; 459. 461, 462, 464. 470. II: 25, 137, 555. I l l : 277. IV: 371 "A Caution to TraveUers," I: and T.'s gambling 508. "A Gambler's Death," I: 278η., 456η. "Meditations at Versailles," I: 363η. "Napoleon and his System," 1: 395. "On Some French Fashionable Novels," I: 407, 456η. "Partie Fine, The" [ N M M May ' 4 4 ] . Π: 167 "Pen and the Album, The," see Poetry Pendennis, The History of [1848], I: T.'s boyhood and cxl, 13η., 24П.; 3In., Ι49Π., 217η., 321П. II: 401, 411, 414, 417, 418, 420, 428, 432, 435, 436, 437, 441, 442, 444; Rintoul and 450;

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S

582

WORKS

452η.; making money 458; 465,

Trollope

468,

498,

illustrations 239, 244, 255, 258η., 268; 242η., 250, 256η., 257, 2бо,

469,

471,

500, 504η.,

472,

482,

instructions on

519,

521,

522,

527,

530,

535,

536,

541,

266; titling

542,

543,

544,

554,

555,

558,

363, 399, 400, 403

559. 575,

the

506, 514,

236η.;

564.

5 6 s . 567. 568, 569. Mrs. B. on 5 7 7 ; and Newmans 581; 583, 595, 576;

602η., 604η., 6 i 4 , 6 1 5 , 6 2 1 ;

" D i g n i t y of Literature"

and

629-35,

636; 644η., 648η., 652, 653; " a

wicked number" 654; 657, 661, 668; N e w m a n i n 677η.; 678, 6 8 o ,

683, 684, 685, 686; reviews 68889; 693, 701, 704; finished 707, 709, 710, 7 1 3 ; 717η., 720, 7 2 i n . ,

738, 752; Masson's review 771; 806, 81ОП. I l l : verses in 13; 125, 277, 280, 308, 367, 417η.; E l w i n on

469η.; 484.

IV:

"dreadfully

stupid" 28; 104, 255, 333, 378, 419, 4 2 1 , 422, 425, 442

" A m o r y , Blanche," I: c x i ; clvii; I V : 425. "Bacon and B u n g a y , " I I : 59η. " B e l l , L a u r a , " I : c i x , cxi; II:

536;

I I I : 469η.

"Costi-

gan," I I I : 183η. "Fotheringay, M i s s , " I I : 501. "Foker, H a r r y , " I I : 721η.; I V : 109. " G o o d e n o u g h ,

D r . , " I V : 275. " M i r o b o l a n t e , " I I : 149η. "Pendennis, A r t h u r , " Π : 4 3 7 η . , s o o , 536, 728η. I I I : 297-98· "Pendennis, H e l e n , " I : c x v i ; I I : 457; I I I : 13. " P e n d e n nis, M a j o r , " I I : 5 1 1 . "Shandon, Captain," I : 192η. "Strong, C h e v a l i e r , " I I : 148η., 5 з 6 ; I I I : 380.

" W a r r i n g t o n , G e o r g e , " I : 204η., 207Π.; II; 721, 815 Philif, The Adventures of [ 1 8 6 1 ] , I: c x x x i x ; T . on clxivn.; and Constitutional 301η.; and Mrs. Shawe 3 1 5 η . ; a n d Corsair

and Examiner

406η.; 488η.;

189η.; Crawford in

721η. I I I : q u o t e d 68n. I V : 117η.,

136, 212, 214, 2i6; illustrations for 219η., 220η.; 2 2 4 ; v y i n g with

269;

finished

270;

"Baynes, Charlotte," I : clxv. "Baynes, Mrs. G e n e r a l , " I : clxiv. " F i r m i n , D r . , " I V : 117Π. " G o o d enough, D r . , " I V : 275 "Pictorial Rhapsody, A " [ F M June ' 4 0 ] , I: 450 "Picture Gossip" [ F M June ' 4 5 ] , I I : 191 "Pictures of Life an¿ Character. B y John L e e c h " [ Q R D e c e m b e r ' 5 4 ] , I I I : causes trouble 413, 415, 417 POETRY Untitled rhymes and doggerel: I , cxxxix, 1 1 7 , 145; election song 246; 501; II, 63, 114; imitation of Horace 2 8 1 ; 486η.— 87η., 6 i 8 ; III, 508, 6 5 7 ; I V , 49,

147,

179,

265-66,

289,

312, 329, 332, 3 5 6 - 5 7

"Ballad of Bouillabaisse," I : 362; II:

IV: of

140П., 494η.; I I I :

Yates and Limerick,"

131η.

114-16;

"Battle

I : 414η.; I I I :

227η. " C h u r c h P o r c h , " I I I : 13. " E v e n i n g H y m n , A n , " I : 1808 1 . " E n d of P l a y , " I I : 466η. "Failure, A , " I I : 566. " F a i r y D a y s , " I I I : 1 3 ; quoted 14. " F i e l d Marshall, T h e , " I : 17980. "Jacob Omnium's Hoss," I : quoted cxxxviii. "Jeames of Buckley Square," I I I : 429. "Last of M a y , " I V : 347-48. " L e g e n d O f Drachenfels," I : quoted 120-22. " L e g e n d of St. Sophia of K i e v , " I V : 32. " L i t t l e Billee," or " T h e T h r e e Sailors," II:

483η.,

484-85.

"Lucy's

Birthday," I I I : 2 5 7 - 5 8 , 264. " M a y D a y O d e , " I I : 766, 787. " M r s . Katherine's L a n t e r n , " I V : 278. " O r g a n Boy's A p p e a l , "

I N D E X OF T H A C K E R A Y ' S I I I : 306, 670. " P e g of Limavaddy," I I : 629. " P e n and the Album," I : cxxvii; I I I : 56, 60, i86n. "Sorrows of Werther," 1 1 1 : 4 1 1 . "Stars, T h e , " I : 1545 5 . " T i m b u c t o o , " I : 74, 75η., 76. "Titmarsh's Carmen L i l liense," I I : I2in., 143. " T o Genevieve," I : 77. "Weep, Albion! Weep," I I I : 138. " W h a t Might Have Been," I I : quoted 477П.-78П. "White Squall," I I I : 481η. "Polk's First Address" [ E 29 March '45], II: 190 "Problematic Invasion of British India" [ F Q R Α ρ Γ ϋ ' 4 4 ] > Π: i 6 i "Professor, T h e " [Bentlefs Miscellany, September ' 3 7 ] , I : 328η. IV: 3 7 1 PROJECTS

Articles: I , on SheUey 49η., 93, 9 8 ; with Maginn 353; on Queen Victoria 384; on Socialist and Chartist publications 406— 07; " T o w n of London in the Drama"

407η., 408; f o r B M

450—51; I I , modern English comedies 48; survey of Louis Philippe's reign 42, 64, 65, 66, 81; for F Q R 92, 161; "Who's M r . Moss" 144; on Lord Ellenborough 161 ; on O'Connell's death 291 ; I I I , gastronomic 315 Books: I , Titmarsh in Belgium 462; on Italy 473; plots 5 1 5 16; I I , L i f e of Talleyrand 172, 174, 175, 177, 185, 190; I I I , on America 108, 144, 154, 408; I V , on Henry V 85η.; L i f e of Queen Anne 180, 209, 210, 213, 236, 238. "Knights of Borsellen," I I , 5η., 1 3 ; I I I , 305; I V , 260η., 272, 4 3 8

Editing of Walpole: I I I , 305; I V , 438 Foolscap Library: I , 438-39, 442

WORKS

583

Lectures: I I I , on M e n of the World 242, 358; I I I , on America 276 Newspaper: I I I , 415, 417 Opera: I I , 830 Playing Cards: I I I , 385, 386, 387 Plays: I , William TeU 134; on loss of Amphitrite 265; I I , tragedy for Macready 38, 93; Ariadne in Naxos 2 5 0 ; on Bluebeard 732, 735, 736, 739 604; errata in 613-14; 627, 789 719

Translations: Arndt I , 179-80; de la Motte Fouqué I , 297, 29899; Goethe I , 140; Kotzebue I, 140; Mannert I , 140, 150; Schlegel I , 118, 123; Sue's Mystères de Paris I I , 139, 140, 141, 159, 840, 841; Uhland I , 297, 298-99

"Proser, T h e , " see " O n a Goodlooking Young L a d y " "Punch in the East" [ P January ' 4 5 ] , I I : 153η., 156

"Punch's Prize Novelists" [3 April25 September '47], I : Forster and cxxiv; cxlvii. I I : Dickens on 297, 336 "Barbazure," I I : 270, 647η. "Codlingsby," I I : 149η. " G e o r g e de Barnwell," I I : 270. " L o r d s and Liveries," I I : 724η. " P h i l Fogarty," I : cxlvii-cxlviii; I I : 455; I V : 1 3 1 η .

Rebecca and Rowena [1850], I : cxxiv. I I : notes for 33η.; writing 604; errata in 613-14; 627, 789 REVIEWS

"Annuals," I : 375. "Babes in the Woods," I I : 260η., 26i. Blanchard's Lije and Works, I I : 230. Bulwer's Maltravers, I : 5 1 4 . Burton's Hume, I I : 234, 235η. Bury's Eros, I : 515; Diary, I : 515, I I I :

584

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S WORKS

473 η. Carlyle's Trench Revolution, I: 347η. Disraeli's Coningsby, I I : 148η., i 8 8 n . ; Sybil, I I : 148η. "Fraser's W i n t e r Journey to Persia," I : 375. Gore's Sketches of English Character, II: 724η. Grant's Paris and its Peo fie, I I : 126, 139η. Holt, Memoirs o f , 1: 515. " H u g o , The Rhine," I I : 42, 44, 830. Jameson's Winter Studies, I : 3 7 7 - 7 8 . Jerrold's Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures, II: 248η. Jesse's Beau Brummell, I I I : 358η. "Krasinski's Sketch of the Reformation," I : 375, 424η. Leech Pictures of Life and Character, I I I : 413, 415, 4 1 7 . Landon's Churchill, 1: 514. Marlborough's Correspondence, I : 515. Marsh's Mount Sorel, Π : 1 9 i n . "Moore's History of Ireland," I I : 245, 247. Norton's Fisher's Drawing-Room Scraf-Book, II: 264η. Prévot's Three Kingdoms, I I : 737η. Procter's Jonson, I: 3 7 7 - 7 8 . Ranke's History of the Ρ of es, I: 461. Skelton's My Book, I : 348η. Smith's Poetical Works, I I : 249. Smyth's Historic Fancies, I I : 145. Southey's Poetical Works, I : 516. Soyer's Gastronomic Regenerator, I I : 149η., 237η. Sue's Mystères de Paris, I I : 92, ι ο ο η . Trollope's Vicar of Wrex hill, I : 514. Tyler's Henry V, I : 375. Venedy's Irland, I I : 143, 161. Warren's Vlnde anglaise, I I : 161. Willis' Dashes at Life, I: 4 0 7 η . ; I I : 213 Rose and the Ring, The [ 1 8 5 5 ] , clxvii; and pantomines 178η. III: development of 338η.; 353, 355, 357> 367, 385. 387> 396, 405, 523, 673, 6 7 7 . IV: 438 Roundabout Pafers [ C M ] , I: j n . , 22П.; quoted 496П.-97П. II:

quoted 579η.—8on., 6 l 2 n . Ill: quoted 233η., 240η., 2 8 l n . IV: quoted 59П.-60П.; 154η., 243 η., 272, 317 " D e Finibus" [August ' 6 2 ] , I V : 271. " D e J u v e n t u t e " [October ' 6 0 ] , IV: i 9 S n . , 199, 200. " N i l Nisi B o n u m " [February ' 6 0 ] , I I : 591η.; I I I : 134η.; IV: i g i n . " O n Alexandrines" [April ' 6 2 ] , IV: 284. " O n Half a L o a f " [February ' 6 1 ] , I I I : 275Π. " O n a Joke . . . H e a r d from the Late Thomas Hood" [December ' 6 0 ] , I: cxxxvii; IV: 196η., 238. " O n a Peal of Bells" [September ' 6 2 ] , IV: 274η. " O n Ribbons" [ M a y ' 6 0 ] , IV: 185η. " O n Screens in Dining-Rooms" [August ' 6 0 ] , IV: 189η., 190η. "Roundabout Journey: Notes of a Week's H o l i d a y " [November ' 6 0 ] , IV: 282. " T h o r n s in the Cushion" [July ' 6 0 ] , I I : 2 4 η . ; IV: 207η., 259. "Tunbridge Toys" [September ' 6 0 ] , I : 12П.; IV: 195 Second Funeral of Nafoleon, The [ 1 8 4 1 ] , j ^ i also "Chronicle of the D r u m , " I I : 4, 6, 7, 10, 1 3 ; "best book I ever w r o t e " 136 "Shabby Genteel Story, A " [ F M J u n e ' 4 0 ] , I: 450, 469, 488. I l l : 146. IV: 48η., 271 "Brandon, George," I : 1 5 i n . "Fitch, Andrea," I : 510 "Shrove Tuesday in Paris" [B 5 J u l y ' 4 1 ] , I : on Marvy cxlix-cxlx. I I : 12П. "Sick Child, T h e " [P 14 January ' 4 3 ] , I I : 82η. "Solitude in September" [ N S 14 September ' 3 3 ] , I : quoted 265η. "Some M o r e Words About Ladies" [P 14 April ' 4 9 ] , I I : quoted 543η. "Some Passages in the Life of M a j o r G a h a g a n " [ N M M February ' 3 8 ] , 1:515

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S WORKS "Sorrows of W e r t h e r " [SLM November '53], I I I : 411 "Speeches of Henry, Lord Brougha m " [BFR April ' 3 9 ] , I : 3 7 8 η . "Steam Navigation in t h e Pacific" [ T L 8 November '38], 1: 375 "Stubb's Calendar; or T h e Fatal Boots" \Comic Almanack for iSjp], I : 365, 369; instructions for illustrations 370—72; 3 7 7 η . II: 6 i o "Sultan Stork" [ A M February ' 4 2 ] . I I : 40, ; 4 n .

"Tale of Wonder, A " [NS 12 Octob e r ' 3 3 ] , I : 268

"Thieves Literature of France" [ F Q R April '43], II: 92, I ООП. " T h o r n s in the Cushion," see Roundabout Pafers " T h r e e Sailors, T h e , " or "Little Billee," see Poetry " T h u n d e r and Small Beer, An Essay o n " [ 1 8 5 0 ] , I I : and controversy 728η.; 7 3 7 ,

738, 751.

IV:

183

"Titmarsh's Carmen Lilliense" [ F M March '44], I I : 121η., 143 " T o the Napoleon of Peace" [ P 24 August '44], I I : 150 "Travelling Notes by Our Fat Contributor" [P 30 November-14 December ' 4 4 ] . I I : 145. 14б> 148, 1 5 3 , i 8 o . IV: 1 8 3 "Tunbridge Toys," see Roundabout Pafers " T w o or T h r e e Theatres at Paris" [P 24 February ' 4 9 ] > H : 494n., 497η.

and 3 2 6 η . I I : 82η., i g S n . ; and Somerset family 2 3 2 η . ; 233, 2 3 6 η . , 2 5 8 ; Colburn refuses 2 6 2 ; 264,

267,

282,

286,

289,

291,

292, 294, 305, 306, 308; object of 309; 310, 311 ; Mrs. Procter on

312-14;

315,

316,

318,

321,

327, 337; Jane Eyre dedication and 34ОП., Lady Eastlake's gossip and 3 4 1 η . ; 3 4 2 ; illustrations 3 4 5 ; 346, 347. 3 5 2 ; Lewes on 3 5 3 η . ; T . on 3 5 3 - 5 4 ; 365» 366, 3 6 8 ; elaboration on end of characters 3 7 5 - 7 7 ; 378, 381, 382, 383. 384; finished 392, 394; 395, 396η., 4 0 0 ; reviews 4 0 3 , 404, 409; 407, 408, 420; Bell reviews 4 2 3 η.; T . on 4 2 3 - 2 5 ; Forster reviews 4 2 4 η . ; I. T . and Gaunt's madness 4 4 0 η . ; 450η., 4 5 8 , 4 9 2 , 514, 530, 531, 5боп., 584, 642η., б47> 772η., 807, Sion. I I I : Dickens and 37η.; 98, i i 6 , 184, 231η., 155,

277, 367, 4 1 1 ,

242η.,

688n. I V :

419

"Briggs, Miss," I I : 309. "Dobbin, M a j o r , " I : Ixxxi; I I : 309, 3 1 3 , 3 7 6 , 3 8 1 , 3 9 5 , 6 4 2 η . "Crawley, Miss," I : cv. "Crawley, Sir Pitt," IV: 3 7 8 η . "Crawley, Rawdon," I I : 352η., 375. "Osborne, George," I I I : 3 6 3 η . "Sedley, Amelia," I : c k v ; I I : 309, 313, 314,

335,

642η., 195η.,

381,

684.

394,

395,

407,

"Sedley, O l d , " I I :

310П.,

314;

I I I :

30.

"Sharp, Becky," I : clvii, clviin., clixn., I I : 3 7 5 - 7 6 , 3 7 7 , 5 0 1 . "Steyne, Lord," I I : 3 5 2 η . , 3 7 5 ; III:

Vanity Fair [ 1 8 4 7 - 4 8 ] , I: C. Bronte and xciii; xcvii, evi; Dickens and cxxi; and title cxxvi; F G and cxxxiii; Forster and cxxiv, cliv; Chiswick in 3 η.; Weimar in 123η.; 1 2 9 η . , 1 3 4 η . ; Ainsworth

585

363η.

Virginians, The [ 1 8 5 7 ] , I : 2 3 8 η . II: 370П. I I I : and Prescott 112η.; 2i6,

253,

471,

616,

617,

618,

IV: 6, 4 1 , 44, 4 5 , 4 8 , 5 2 , 55, 5 8 ; pirated 60; 62, 63, 64; doing well 65; background material for 66; 67, 620, 6 2 7 , 6 3 6 , 6 4 7 , 6 5 5 .

586

INDEX OF THACKERAY'S

68, 70, 7 1 ; background 73, 7 4 ; 76, 7 7 , 7 9 ; "clever but stupid" 80; 8 1 ; "devilish stupid" 85η.; S ç n . ; provokes American abuse 92 ; 93 ; Yates in 98П.-99П., lOOn., logn.-ion.; 108; background i n n . ; 112П., I I J , 123, 126, 1 2 7 , 1 3 5 ; and death of W o l f e 1 3 7 - 3 8 , 1 4 0 ; 1 4 1 . 144, 145η., 146, 1 4 7 , I49> finished 150, 1 5 1 η . ; 1 5 5 , 1 7 1 . 195П., 2o6n., 242η., 2 4 4 ; original plan for 390П.; 393, 394, 448 "Esmond-Warrington, Madame," III: 2 1 6 ; I V : 73, 244. "Warrington, George," I: 238η.; I V : 66, 73, i n n . "Wanderings of Our Fat Contributor" [P 3 August ' 4 4 ] , II: 145η. " W h a t I Remarked at the Exhibition" [P 10 M a y ' 5 1 ] , II: 7 7 1 η . " W h a t M r . Jones Saw at Paris" [P 8 September '49]> 57^ Wolves ani the Lamb, The, see also Lovel the Widower, II: 515η., 648η. III: 4 2 9 ; rejected 430; 450. I V : 148η. "Womanifesto, A , " III: 1 8 1 , 228

WORKS

Yellowplush Papers [ F M 1 8 3 7 - 4 0 ] , I : clxvii ; T . wants more money for 3 5 1 - 5 2 ; 353. 3 5 7 ; " w e l l received" 408; hit at Bulwer 4 1 2 ; original of Deuceace 506. II: new edition 9 ; 163. I l l : T . apologizes to Bulwer for 278, 3 9 5 ; 3 4 1 , 429 "Amours of M r . Deuceace" [February ' 3 8 ] , I: 149η., 5 1 5 . "Dimond Cut D i m o n d " [February ' 3 8 ] , I: 507. "Epistles to the Literati. No. XIII" [January ' 4 0 ] , I: 395, 4 1 2 . "Epistles to the Literati. N o . X I V " [March ' 4 0 ] , I: cvii. "Fashnable Fax and Polite Annygoats" [November ' 3 7 ] , I: 348η. "Foring Parts" [April ' 3 8 ] , I: 350, 508. "Miss Shum's Husband" [January ' 3 8 ] , I: 5 1 4 . " M r . Deuceace at Paris" [ M a y ' 3 8 ] , I: 364, 508, 5 1 6 . " M r . Yellowplush's A j e w " [August ' 3 8 ] , I: 367, 438. "Skimmings from ' T h e Diary of George I V ' " [March ' 3 8 ] , I: 5 1 6 "Yesterday; a Tale of the Polish Ball" [P 10 June ' 4 8 ] , I I : 386