Volume 3 — CONTENTS VOLUME 3 (continued 7)
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"The coffin lay in the centre of the drawing-room at Hurstmonceaux Place, upon a high raised stand draped with white. All around it hung a lovely wreath of flowers from Holmhurst, and at the foot masses of flowers kindly sent by the present owners of Lime. Mrs. H. Papillon[438] had sent a beautiful cross of white chrysanthemums, and some one else a wreath, and in the centre, linking all with a reminiscence of her sister Lucy, lay a bunch of withered violets from Abbots Kerswell. Here, over the coffin of her whose life was perfect peace, the two great enemies in the parish of Hurstmonceaux shook hands and were reconciled.
"At two the eighteen bearers, all chosen from labourers whom she had known, filed in in their white smock frocks and took up the precious burden. Lea and I followed immediately, then Leycester, Vere, and Emmie Penrhyn; Arthur, Augusta, and Mary Stanley; Morgan and Mamie Yeatman; Dr. Vaughan, Frederick Fisher, Mrs. Hale, and a long line of neighbours, clergy, and servants, walking two and two.
"Down the well-known avenue and lanes, the bearers advanced, looking like a great band of choristers. I saw nothing, but some of the others remarked that as we came away from the house a beautiful silver cloud and rainbow appeared over it.
"Arthur and Augusta left the procession at the foot of the hill and passed on before; so he met us at the gate.
"In the centre of the chancel, where I had seen the coffin of Uncle Julius, there the coffin of my own darling lay, but it was covered with no gloomy pall, only garlanded with flowers, the garlands of her new life.
"At the grave, Lea stood on one side of me, Emmie on the other. Arthur read most touchingly, and in the words of that service one was lifted up, not drawn down: but indeed I felt it very little, I only saw it in a dream.
"Afterwards I think they all came up and kissed me. Then they went away, and Lea and I walked back alone through the shrubbery to Hurstmonceaux Place, and so came home.
"To our most desolate home.
"On the Saturday after we went to Hurstmonceaux again. The Sunday services at the church were most beautiful. In the morning 'How bright those glorious spirits shine' was sung, and in the evening, almost in the dark, 'Pilgrims of the night.' Mr. Munn[439] preached on 'Bury me with my fathers—in the cave of Machpelah,' &c., speaking of how she was brought from a distant place, and how, in foreign lands, her great wish had been to be laid at Hurstmonceaux, and so to what I wished of the peculiar connection of my darling's life with Hurstmonceaux, and of how the different scenes in the parish which called up the remembrance of her sweet words and acts connected with them, might also call up the recollection of those truths to which her gentle life was a living witness. When Lea and I went out to the grave afterwards, we found two poor women—Mrs. Medhurst and Mrs. Harmer—standing there dressed in black, and the little mound covered with flowers.
"I saw it once again next day, and made a little wall of holly and ivy round it. Oh, my darling!—and then we returned here again, to the ordinary life, only the door of the sacred chamber stands open, and the room is cold and empty, and my heart and my life are desolate. 'The sanctuary of sorrow' seems to me an expression full of significance."
To MISS LEYCESTER.
"Holmhurst, Dec. 1, 1870.—Madame de Staël shows how she must have suffered when she wrote—'Le reveil, quel moment pour les malheureux!' To-day is the first of a month in which my darling has no share: each day there is something in which I seem to part with her afresh. My life is so changed that it seems impossible to believe that it is such a short time since I was so happy—only, between the present dumb blank and the happy time are those terrible thirty-six hours of illness, and in the thought of them I am more than satisfied that she cannot go through them again. Each minute of those hours comes back to me now so vividly—the acuteness of the numb misery, which really had no hope, with the determination that she should see nothing but smiles to the last, for my whole life afterwards would be long enough for tears.
"Poor Lea sits with me now for an hour every day after tea, and we talk of every moment of those last days.
"It is most bitterly cold: she would have been so ill."
"Dec. 17.—Mrs. Tom Brassey passed me to-day, riding with a party. She made them go on, and stopped to speak to me, then burst into tears, and spoke most feelingly of old Mr. Brassey's death, to whom I believe she was truly attached. Then she revealed the enormous wealth to which they have fallen heirs. They expected to have no more, as the father had already given each of his sons an immense sum, but old Mr. Brassey has left six millions! She feels the awful responsibility of such a heritage, and spoke admirably and touchingly—said she trusted each of the three brothers would set out with the determination to spend it worthily of their father, and then of all their plans already made for the good of others. It seemed odd to come back from discussing all this to the great anxiety as to whether my income would amount to £500, and if I should be able to live on at Holmhurst.
"It is actually five weeks this evening since my darling was here, and we were entering upon the utter anguish of that last night. Sometimes the agony comes back to me, so that I am obliged to do something which requires close attention to set it aside; but at other times—generally—I can think with composure of the five weeks she has spent well, and warm, and happy."
Mrs. Arnold to Augustus J. C. Hare.
"Dingle Bank, Nov. 21, 1870.—You will be in such deep grief that I hardly know how to write to you; and yet I so loved the dear Mother you have lost, so reverenced her goodness and sweetness and holiness, that I cannot but hope you may like a few words from me of truest sympathy, and indeed I can feel for you. To those at a distance it is the thought of a dear friend transplanted from earth to heaven, but to you there is the thought of the daily companionship, the loving nursing, the perpetual consciousness of what you were to her. In this, however, in the sense of the continual help and comfort and love that she received from you, will be your great consolation.
"I have never lost the impression made on me by her own more than resignation when she spoke to me at Rugby of her own separation from what was dearest to her upon earth—there seemed such joy in his happiness, such a realising of it to herself, that earthly clouds and shadows disappeared.
"I will not say more now, but for her dear sake, and that of my long and affectionate interest in you, I hope you will sometimes let me hear of you."
LADY EASTLAKE to Augustus J. C. Hare.
"7 Fitzroy Square, Dec. 4.—I have seen a notice in the Times which has sent a pang through my heart, and hasten to tell you how intensely I feel for you. None but those who know the bitterness of a great sorrow can really sympathise with you, for only they can measure the length and breadth of the suffering. I know of no consolation but the conviction that God knows all and does all, and that He will reunite in His good time to the Beloved One. Sorrow is a mighty force, and its fruit ought to be commensurate: we sow truly in tears, but the reaping in joy is, I believe, reserved for another state. Still there is much to be done by sorrow's husbandry even here, and assuredly were the fruits of the Spirit to be attained without suffering, God would not put His poor children through it.
"I fear that life must look very joyless before you, and that all things for a time must seem altered, your very self most so. I can only say be patient with yourself, and take every mitigation that offers itself. I should be very glad to hear from you when you have heart and leisure. You have seen me in bitter anguish, and will not be shy of one who has drunk of that cup to the very dregs. God's holy will be done!"
INDEX TO VOLS. I., II. and III.
A. ABERDEEN, John, 7th Earl of, iii. 43. Ackermann, Félix, i. 36, 97, 158; ii. 192, 195, 423; iii. 53-56, 338, 349. —— Madame Victoire, i. 31, 96, 339-340, 354-356; ii. 192, 195, 405, 422-423, 499; iii. 52-64, 189, 253, 308, 310-312, 339, 351. —— Victoria, iii. 308, 311. Acland, Sir Thomas, ii. 149. Acuto, ii. 426, 438-441. Adeane, Henry John, i. 214. Adelaide de France, Madame, iii. 23. —— Queen of England, i. 289, 294. Aitkens, Mr., of Kingston-Lyle, ii. 140. Alacoque, Marguerite Marie, ii. 445. Albert, the Prince Consort, i. 302; ii. 286-288. Albrecht, Archduke of Austria, ii. 35-36. Alcock, Mrs., story of, iii. 118-123. Alderley, i. 61, 66; ii. 292, 293. Aldermaston, ii. 219. Alexander, Mary Manning, Mrs., i. 185, 248-251, 357, 469, 481; ii. 128. Alford, Henry, Dean of Canterbury, i. 479; ii. 390-391, 432-433; iii. 155-157, 393-394. —— Lady Marian, i. 293; ii. 298; iii. 28, 368. Alfriston, i. 505. Alice, H.R.H. the Princess, of Hesse, ii. 288. Allan, Charles Stuart, ii. 515. ——John Hay, ii. 515. Alnwick, ii. 353; iii. 33. Alston, Carlotta, i. 2. ——Mary Margaret, i. 2, 5. Alton Barnes, i. 45-48, 191-192, 278; iii. 110. Amboise, ii. 495. Anderson, Mr., of Bradley, ii. 320. Angoulême, Marie Thérèse de France, Duchesse d', ii. 298; iii. 43-44. Antibes, iii. 145-149. Antonelli, Cardinal, ii. 72; iii. 71. Aponte, Dom Emmanuele, i. 6-8. Aram, Eugene, ii. 332-334. Arcachon, ii. 465. Arkcoll, Mr. Thomas, ii. 228, 244. Arles, iii. 184. Arnold, Edward, iii. 329. ——Matthew, i. 177, 512. ——Mrs., i. 177; iii. 327-329, 418. ——Dr. Thomas, of Rugby, i. 160. Ars, Jean Marie Vianney, le Curé d', ii. 417-420. Ars, visit to, iii. 134-136. Ashdown, ii. 229. Atbelstan, Mr., ii. 270. Aumale, Henri, Duc d', iii. 18. Autun, iii. 320.
B. BABINGTON, Mrs. Catherine, ii. 351. Bacon, Mrs. Nicholas, iii. 169. Baden, Frederick William, Grand Duke, and Louisa, Grand Duchess of, iii. 109. Baden-Baden, i. 384. Bagot, Mr. Charles, iii. 132. —— Lucia, Lady, iii. 32. —— Lord and Lady, iii. 368. Balcarres, Colin, 3rd Earl of, iii. 25. —— James, 5th Earl of, iii. 24. Bamborough Castle, ii. 271, 354; iii. 8, 170. Bankhead, Charles, secretary of legation at Constantinople, i. 26. —— Maria Horatia Paul, Mrs., i. 27, 28, 296. Bar le Duc, iii. 333. Barnard, Lady Anne, iii. 14, 27, 324-326, ???. Barnard Castle, ii. 275, 340. Barraud, Madame and Mademoiselle, ii. 116, 125-128. Barrère, Madame, iii. 87. Barrington, Hon. Adelaide, ii. 139. —— Hon. Augusta, ii. 139. —— George, 5th Viscount, ii. 310. —— Jane, Viscountess, ii. 138, 140. —— Shute, Bishop of Durham, ii. 139. —— William Keppel, 6th Viscount, ii. 139, 140. —— Mrs. Russell, i. 282. Bassi, Laura, i. 7. Bayley, Mrs., iii. 132-134. Beaujour, Château de, ii. 500-503. Beckett, ii. 138-140, 227, 229. Beckwith, Mrs., of Silksworth, ii. 412. Belgium, tour in, i. 377. Belhaven, Hamilton, Lady, ii. 335-337, 354-355 358; iii. 35-36. Belhaven, Lord, ii. 354, 358; iii. 35, 45-46. Bellagio, iii. 106. Belsay, ii. 347. Benalta, family story of, ii. 454-460. Bengivenga, Francesca, iii. 200. Bennet, Hon. Frederick, ii. 268-269. —— Hon. George, ii. 268-269. Bentley, Harriet, iii. 406, 412. Benzoni, the sculptor, iii. 83. Berchtesgaden, iii. 231. Bergeret, Madame, story of, iii. 177-182. Berkeley Castle, i. 287. Berri, Caroline, Duchesse de, iii. 15-17, 43-44. Berry, the Misses, i. 299-300. Betharram, ii. 487. Biarritz, ii. 488. Bidart, ii. 489. Birtles, iii. 117. Blackett, Sir Edward and Lady, ii. 266-267, 341, 346; iii. 170, 323. Blackwood, Sir Arthur, iii. 243. Blake, Sir Francis, iii. 31. —— William, the artist, iii. 14. Blenkinsopp Castle, ii. 353. Blessington, Harriet Power, Countess of, i. 20, 37; ii. 408. Blomfield, Charles James, Bishop of London, i. 470. Blommart, Miss Elizabeth, ii. 489. Bodryddan, iii. 123. Bologna, i. 7-9; iii. 380. Bolvilliers, Comtesse de, i. 343-351. Bonaparte, Cardinal Lucien, iii. 287. Bonis, Madame Maria de, iii. 373, 378. Bonnyrigg, ii. 341. Borghese, Adèle, Princess, ii. 58. —— Guendolina, Princess, ii. 58, 59. —— Marc-Antonio, Prince, ii. 58, 375. Borghese, Pauline, Princess, ii. 336. —— Teresa, Princess, ii. 58; iii. 85, 193. Bosanquet, Charles, of Rock, ii. 278. —— Mrs., of Rock, ii. 279. Bothwell Castle, iii. 48. Bourbon, Louis Henri Joseph, Duc de, iii. 21-23. Bourges, ii. 310. Bowes, ii. 276. Bowes, Lady Anna, ii. 172, 173. —— John, of Streatlam, ii. 173, 178, 179, 274-276. —— Mrs. John, ii. 275. Bowles, Miss, iii. 294, 298. Boyle, Carolina Amelia Poyntz, Lady, i. 89, 291-292. —— Hon. Carolina Courtenay, i. 289-294, 436-437, 508-509; ii. 381-384. —— Miss Mary, i. 293; iii. 368, 370. Bozledeane Wood, i. 361. Bracciano, iii. 375. Bradley Manor in Devon, i. 287. —— in Northumberland, ii. 320. Bradley, Rev. Charles, i. 297-299, 303-315, 332-335, 368, 369, 390-393, 396-398, 408. —— Mrs. Charles, i. 303, 307, 369. Brainscleugh, ii. 358. Brassey, Henry and Albert, ii. 391. —— Mrs. Thomas, iii. 417. Brewster, Sir David, iii. 40. Bridgeman, Lady Selina, ii. 389. Brimham Rocks, ii. 339. Brinkburn Abbey, ii. 365. Brodie, Sir Benjamin, i. 248. Brougham and Vaux, Henry, 1st Lord, iii. 143-144. Brown, Dr., Professor at Aberdeen, i. 11. Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, ii. 91, 409. —— Robert, ii. 408. Brownlow, John, and Earl, ii. 137. Bruce, Rev. J. Collingwood, the antiquarian, ii. 318; iii. 49. —— Hon. Mrs. Robert, iii. 203. Brymer, Archdeacon (of Wells), i. 338. —— Marianne Wilkinson, Mrs., i. 338. Buchanan, Miss Helen, iii. 81. Bufalo, the Venerable Gaspare del, ii. 425, 442. Bulkeley, Anna Maria Hare, Mrs., i. 3, 494. Bulman, Mrs., ii. 346. Bunsen, Charles de, ii. 109. —— Chevalier, afterwards Baron, i. 161-163, 164, 465, 504. —— Emilia de, iii. 109. —— Frances de, ii. 293; iii. 109. —— George de, i. 481. —— Rev. Henry de, ii. 328. —— Madame, afterwards Baroness, i. 465; ii. 293, 333-336. —— Matilda de, ii. 293. —— Theodore de, i. 464; ii. 294. Buntingsdale, i. 144, 208; ii. 326-327. Burney, Miss, ii. 436. Burns, Robert, the poet, ii. 169. Burr, Mrs. Higford, ii. 220. Butler, Rev. W. J., Vicar of Wantage, ii. 222-224. —— Mrs., i. 501.
C. CAEN, i. 319. Caerlaverock Castle, ii. 164. Caiëtani, Don Filippo. ii. 58. —— Don Onorato, iii. 87. Calotkin, Count, i. 15. Cambo, ii. 490. Cameron, Mr., and Lady Vere, ii. 8. Cameron, Lady Vere, ii. 481-482. Campbell, Charlotte Malcolm, Lady, i. 88. —— Colin, i. 309, 310, 313. Canevari, G. B., the portrait painter, ii. 75. Cannes, iii. 136-150. Canning, Charlotte, Countess, ii. 360; iii. 323. Canterbury, i. 357-366; ii. 23-25; iii. 331-332, 394. Capel, Monsignor, ii. 486. Capheaton, ii. 350. Capri, ii. 81. Carew, Miss Julia Pole, iii. 372. —— Mrs. Pole, iii. 375. Carham, iii. 326. Carlsruhe, i. 6; iii. 109. Carlyle, Thomas, i. 166. Carmichael, Sir William, iii. 46. Caroline, Empress of Austria, ii. 42. —— of Brunswick, Queen of England, iii. 14-15. Carr of Hedgeley, family of, ii. 286. Castel Fusano, ii. 390. Castlecraig, iii. 46. Castro, Don Alessandro del, iii. 193. Cavendish, Admiral, and Mrs. George, ii. 94, 97. —— Louisa, Hon. Mrs., i. 212. —— Lord Richard, i. 212. Cecchi, Cardinal, ii. 68. Cecil, Lord Eustace, i. 241. Cecinelli, Lucia, i. 53. Cenci, Count Bolognetti, iii. 49, 85, 87. Challinor, Mrs. Hannah, i. 150. Chambord, Henri, Comte de, iii. 16-18. Charles X., King of France, iii. 43. Charlotte, Queen of England, ii. 436-437. Charlotte, Princess, of Belgium, ii. 36, 37. Charltons of Hesleyside, the, ii. 343. Chartwell, i. 507; ii. 321. Chase Dieu, Le, iii. 150. Chequers, ii. 8. Chesters, ii. 341; iii. 49. Chetwode, Mrs. George, i. 157. Chevreuse, ii. 125. Chichester, Miss Catherine, ii. 94, 286. Chillingham, ii. 267-271, 364; iii. 33. Chingford, i. 312, 400. Chipchase, ii. 343. Cholmondeley, Mary Heber, Mrs., i. 142. Christina, Queen, of Spain, ii. 57. Civita Castellana, ii. 54. Clarendon, Caroline, wife of the 5th Earl of, ii. 139. Clayton, Mrs. Anne, ii. 318-319. —— George Nathaniel, ii. 318, 353. —— Isabel, Mrs. G. Nathaniel, ii. 318. —— John, of Chesters, ii. 318, 343. —— Miss, ii. 274, 318, 341-344. —— Mr. Matthew, ii. 318-319. Cleveland, William Henry, 1st Duke of, iii. 46. Clifford, Captain, ii. 81. Clinton, Lady Charles, ii. 477. —— Lady Louisa, i. 383. —— Miss Louisa, i. 59, 257, 387-388. Clive, Mrs. Archer, ii. 452-453. Cluny, iii. 383. Clutterbuck, Marianne Lyon, Mrs., of Warkworth, ii. 17, 284, 352. Clyde, Falls of the, iii. 99. Cobham, Claude Delaval, iii. 152-153. Coigny, Augustin, Duc de, iii. 18-19. Cole, Miss Florence, ii. 45, 54. —— Miss Louisa, ii. 46. Colegrave, Mrs. Francis, ii. 94, 286. Coleman, Miss Sarah, i. 173. Collatia, ii. 390. Collins, Staunton, i. 153, 190. Colonna, Isabella de Toledo, Princess, iii. 190. Colquhoun, J. E. C., i. 507; ii. 322. —— John Archibald, iii. 322. Compton, Mrs., iii. 326. Conington, John, Professor of Latin, ii. 4. Conwy, Shipley, iii. 129. —— Colonel Shipley, iii. 130. Copeland Castle, ii. 364. Corbet, Lady, of Adderley, iii. 401. Cork and Orrery, Edmund, 8th Earl of, i. 293. Costa le Cerda, Vicomte, ii. 115-116, 121. Cottrell-Dormer, Mr. and Mrs., of Rousham, ii. 150. Coulson, Colonel, ii. 354. —— Hon. Mrs., ii. 354. —— Misses Mary and Arabella, of Blenkinsopp, ii. 176, 222. Courmayeur, ii. 409, 458. Courtenay, Lady Agnes, iii. 318. —— "Sir William" (Nichols Tom), i. 361-365. Cousin, M. Victor, iii. 146. Cowburne, Mrs., i. 128, 209. Coxe, Rev. Henry Octavius, Bodleian Librarian, ii. 157. Cracroft, Colonel and Mrs., iii. 382. Cradock, Hon. Mrs. (Harriet Lister), i. 512; ii. 137-138. Craster, family of, ii. 279. Crecy, ii. 380. Creslow Pastures, ii. 220. Cresswell, Sir Cresswell, ii. 353. Crichton Castle, ii. 172. Croyland, iii. 164. Cuffe, Sir Charles, ii. 58. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs., iii. 380. Cushman, Miss Charlotte, iii. 204-207, 386.
D. DALLAS, Mrs., iii. 380. Dalton Hall, iii. 131. Dalzell, ii. 359. Dalzel, Mrs. Allen, iii. 172. —— Aventina, Mrs., ii. 17-19, 172, 357; iii. 172, 174-176. Dampierre, ii. 125. Darley, George, i. 164. Darling, Mr., of Bamborough, ii, 272. Dasent, Sir George, i. 67, 448. Dashwood, Anna Maria Shipley, Mrs., i. 17, 26, 157; iii. 125, 127-128. —— Bertha, Lady, ii. 466, 477. —— Sir Edwin, ii. 466. D'Aubigné, M. Merle, i. 453. Davenport, Edward, of Capesthorne, ii. 142. Davidoff, Adèle, Madame, i. 351; ii. 65-67, 76, 115, 416. Davidson, Susan Jessop, Mrs., of Ridley Hall, ii. 172-177, 266, 272-274; iii. 322-323. Dawkins, Mrs. Francis, ii. 297; iii. 71-75, 314. Deimling, Herr Otto, i. 162. Denfenella, ii. 168. Denison, Lady Charlotte, iii. 42. —— Mr. Stephen, ii. 272. Derby, Edward Smith Stanley, 13th Earl of, iii. 131. Derwentwater, James Radcliffe, Earl of, ii. 266, 351. De Selby, Mrs., iii. 71-80. —— Mrs. Robert, iii. 191. Des Voeux, Miss Georgiana, ii. 371-372; iii. 139. Devonshire, Georgiana, wife of William, 5th Duke of, i. 5, 6. Dickens, Charles, ii. 276. Dilston, ii. 320. Dixon, Louisa Simpkinson, Mrs., iii. 397. Dixon-Browne, Mr. and Mrs., of Unthank, iii. 169. Dolceacqua, ii. 253. Dolgorouki, Prince Nicole, iii. 68, 84. Doncaster, ii. 261. Doria, Donna Guendolina, ii. 71. —— Prince, ii. 424. —— Donna Olimpia, ii. 72. —— Donna Teresa, ii. 70. D'Orsay, Count, i. 18, 29, 37; ii. 408. Dowdeswell, Miss, iii. 76, 82. Dresden, i. 429. Duckworth, Robinson, afterwards tutor to Prince Leopold and Canon of Westminster, i. 446, 472; ii. 4, 33. Dudley, John, Earl, i. 20. Dumbleton, Miss Harriet, i. 269. Dumfries, ii. 163. Dunlop, Harriet, Mrs., iii. 258, 260, 281-282, 288, 291, 292, 298, 304, 306, 317. Dunottar, ii. 166. Dunstanborough Castle, ii. 269-270, 364; iii. 35, 36. Duntrune, ii. 165. Dupanloup, Monsignor, Bishop of Orleans, iii. 360. Durham, ii. 262. Durham, Beatrix, Countess of, ii. 364-366; iii. 35-39. —— George-Frederick, Earl of, ii. 364-365; ii. 35-36. Dyrham Park, i. 315.
E. EARDLEY, Sir Culling, ii. 298. Eastbourne, i. 63, 210, 256, 376, 505. East Hendred, ii. 230. Eastlake, Elizabeth Rigby, Lady, iii. 154-155, 418. Eccles Greig, ii. 168. Egerton, Lady Blanche, iii. 32, 33. —— Rev. Charles, i. 136. Elcho, Anne, Lady, ii. 356; iii. 42. Ellisland, ii. 169. Ellison, Mr. Cuthbert, i. 50. —— Mrs., of Sugbrooke, iii. 169. Elsdon, ii. 345. Ely, iii. 8. Erskine, Rev. J., and Mrs., iii. 200. —— Thomas, of Linlathen, ii. 165, 278. Escrick, ii. 437. Eslington, ii. 320, 364. Este, iii. 229. Eugene Beauharnais, Prince, i. 20. Eugenie, the Empress, i. 492; iii. 392. Evans, Rev. Mr., iii. 3. Eversley, Viscount, ii. 217. Evreux, i. 326. Exeter, Henry Philpotts, Bishop of, ii. 264.
F. FACCHINI, Giacinta, "the Saint of St. Peter's," ii. 429-430; iii. 253-254. Falconnet, Mademoiselle Judith, ii. 59. Falkirk Tryste, iii. 48. Farley Hungerford, i. 271-272. Feilden, Rev. H. Arbuthnot, and Mrs., iii. 78-80. Feilding, Lord and Lady, i. 340. Fellowes, Susan Lyon, Mrs., ii. 272, 311. Ferney Voltaire, i. 453. Ferrara, ii. 47; iii. 345. Ferronays, M. de la, ii. 68. Feuchères, Sophia Dawes, Madame de, iii. 21-23. Fiano, Duke of, ii. 424; iii. 269, 286. —— Giulia, Duchess of, ii. 59. Fielding, Copley, i. 164, 505. Filiol, Sybil, i. 156. Fina, S., iii. 343. Finucane, Miss, iii. 209, 378. Fisher, Frederick, iii. 67, 414. FitzClarence, Lady Frederick, iii. 29-30. Fitz-Gerald, Edward Fox, i. 29. —— Jane Paul, Mrs. Edward, i. 29; iii. 267, 269, 271, 272. —— Pamela, wife of Lord Edward, i. 29. Fitzherbert, Mrs., iii. 323. Fitzmaurice, Mrs., iii. 225. Fletcher, Miss, of Saltoun, ii. 355; iii. 40, 42, 43. —— Lady Charlotte, ii. 356; iii. 43-45. Flodden Field, ii. 281. Florence, ii. 84; iii. 103, 315. Florence, Henry, iii. 363. Fontainebleau, i. 451. Fontaines, iii. 183. Fontarabia, ii. 493. Fontenay, iii. 385. Ford Castle, ii. 280-282, 360-363; iii. 323-326. Foster, Dr., Bishop of Kilmore, and Mrs., ii. 233-234. —— Miss, ii. 234-239. Fotheringham, Mrs., of Fotheringham, ii. 165. Francesca Romana, S., iii. 224-225. Francesco II., King of Naples, iii. 96-97, 85. Franklin, Lady, iii. 2. Fray, Miss, i. 268. Frederick, Crown Prince of Prussia, afterwards Emperor of Germany, ii. 374. —— the Great, ii. 148. Fribourg, in Switzerland, ii. 112. Fritwell Manor, ii. 151. Fry, Elizabeth, Mrs., i. 229; ii. 437. Fullerton, Lady Georgiana, ii. 400, 403, 444.
G. GABET, M., ii. 421. Gabriac, Marquis de, ii. 115. —— Marquise de, ii. 67. Gaebler, M. Bernard, i. 160. Galicano, the Hermitage of, ii. 98. Galway, Rev. Father, ii. 398-404, 427; iii. 262, 286. Garden, Miss Henrietta, i. 108; iii. 192, 213, 220. Gaskell, Mrs., the authoress, ii. 224; iii. 117. Gasperoni, the robber chieftain, ii. 54. Gaussen, M., i. 453. Gayford, Mrs., i. 53, 369. Gemmi, adventure on the, i. 462. Geneva, i. 452; ii. 378. George III., King of England, ii. 434-436. George IV., King of England, iii. 14, 15, 176, 324. Ghizza, Ancilla, iii. 234. Giacinta, the "Saint of St. Peter's," ii. 429-430; iii. 253-254. Gibside, ii. 180. Gibson, John, the sculptor, iii. 76-78. Gidman, John, i. 131; ii. 33, 83, 386; iii. 232, 406, 412. —— Mary Lea, i. 205-207, 210; ii. 33, 468, 489; iii. 193, 195, 316, 399, 403, 409, 412, 413, 414. Gioberti, Signor, iii. 167. Gladstone, Mrs., ii. 381. Glamis Castle, i. 22. Glamis, John Lyon, 6th Lord, i. 23. —— John Lyon, 7th Lord, i. 23. —— John, 8th Lord, i. 23. Glastonbury, i. 98. Goldschmidt, Madame (Jenny Lind), i. 230; iii. 146-149. Goldsmid, Nathaniel, ii. 68; iii. 168. —— Mrs. Nathaniel, iii. 69, 71-75, 93. Goldstone Farm, i. 149, 208. Gondi, Count, iii. 252. Gordon, Hon. John, iii. 43. Gore, Lady, i. 278. Gosan, Lakes of, ii. 41. Gosford, ii. 356. Grande Chartreuse, La, ii. 258. Grant, Dr., Bishop of Southwark, ii. 432. —— Frederick Forsyth, i. 440; ii. 151, 168. Granville, Mr. Court, and Lady Charlotte, ii. 353. Gregory, Mrs., ii. 482-486. Gregory XVI., Pope, iii. 74. Gresford, i. 96; ii. 448. Grey, Anna Sophia Ryder, Lady, of Falloden, ii. 279, 363. —— Charles, 2nd Earl, iii. 36. —— Lady Charlotte, widow of the Hon. Gen. Sir Henry Grey of Falloden, ii. 251, 371, 377; iii. 139, 154. —— Lady Elizabeth, ii. 276, 366. —— Hon. and Rev. Francis, ii. 276-278, 366. ——, Sir George, of Falloden, ii. 279, 363; iii. 36. —— Sir George, of New Zealand, ii. 214-217; iii. 330. —— Lady Georgiana, ii. 332, 334-335, 337-339. —— Henry George, 3rd Earl, iii. 35, 36. —— Rev. Harry, i. 253. —— Mr. John, of Dilston, ii. 266. —— Maria, Countess, iii. 35-36. Greville, Mrs., née Locke, ii. 94. Grigor, Dr., iii. 373. Grimaldi, ii. 250. Grimaldi, the Marchesa, ii. 320. Grote, Harriet Lewin, Mrs., i. 368; ii. 218. Grove, Mrs., iii. 394. Guildford, the trial at, iii. 294. Guizot, M. François Pierre Guillaume, i. 320. Gunnora, Duchess of Normandy, i. 319. Gurney, Miss Anna, i. 230. —— Mrs. Catherine, i. 229.
H. HAIG, the Misses, iii. 378. Hale, Dr. Douglas, ii. 369, 497???. —— Mrs., ii. 497???; iii. 414. Halifax, Miss Caroline, i. 284. Hall, Mrs. Richard, iii. 159, 195, 197. Hallam, Arthur, i. 509. Hallein, mines of, ii. 42. Hallingbury, iii. 7. Hallstadt, ii. 40. Hamilton Palace, ii. 358. Hamilton, Alexander, 10th Duke of, ii. 336, 359. —— Mrs. Cospatrick Baillie, iii. 395. —— Lady Emily, iii. 48. Hamilton, Hon. Margaret Dillon, Mrs., i. 382. —— Mary, Duchess of, ii. 358. Hampden, Great, ii. 8. Hanover, King George of, ii. 152, 153. Harcourt, Archbishop, iii. 157. Hardwicke, Susan, Countess of, ii. 403. —— Elizabeth, Countess of, iii. 24-27, 323. Hare, Anna-Maria Clementina, i. 11, 13. —— Anne Frances Maria Louisa, i. 39, 338-357, 370; ii. 55-57, 70, 72, 114-115, 182-213, 284, 400, 409-432, 499-517; iii. 68, 89, 232, 233-272. —— Augustus John Cuthbert: birth of, i. 42; baptism, 50; adoption, 51; is sent to England, 53; childhood of, 54-166; sent to school at Harnish, 167; private school life of, 170; at Harrow, 214-246; at Lyncombe, 247-296; at Southgate, 297-401; tour in Normandy, 318-331; tour in Belgium, Germany, and France, 377-387; goes to University College, Oxford, 402; second tour in Germany and France, 422-436; in France and Switzerland, 450-465; in Wales, 501-503; in Scotland, ii. 17-23; leaves Oxford, 31; in Switzerland and Austria, 33-44; first journey to Rome and Naples, 45-84;\ summer at Florence and Lucca, 84-103; autumn in Northern Italy and Paris, 103-128; writes Murray's Handbook for Berks, Bucks, and Oxfordshire, 133-241; second summer in Scotland, 162-172; has to leave Hurstmonceaux, 227; leaves Lime, 243; settles at Holmhurst, 244; spends the winter at Mentone, 246-258; writes Murray's Handbook for Durham and Northumberland, 260-366; spends the spring at Nice and early summer in Switzerland, 370-380; second winter at Rome, 384-409; visit to Eserick, 433; spring at Pau and Biarritz, 462-497; summer in Northumberland, iii. 8-49; third winter at Rome, 50-109; winter at Cannes, 134-152; fourth winter at Rome, 183-232; death of his sister, 232; is attacked by a Roman Catholic conspiracy, 272-312; fifth winter at Rome and dangerous illness, 314-320; fifth winter at Rome, 333-386; death of his adopted mother, 400. Hare, Augustus William, Rector of Alton-Barnes, i. 6, 14, 43-49. —— Mrs. Augustus (Maria Leycester), i. 43, 54-80, 98-171, 187-196, 200-201, 210-212, 240, 254, 259, 262, 365, 376-377, 437-438, 442-444, 450, 454, 464, 466, 469, 487-492; ii. 14-17, 44-49, 76, 80, 85, 97, 109, 130, 227-229, 243, 246-247, 259, 326-328, 367-372, 392-393, 460-497; iii. 3, 84, 103, 107, 110, 141, 183, 187-190, 202-232 320-322 331 337-419. —— Miss Caroline, i. 4, 89, 94, 291. —— Caroline, daughter of Francis and Anne, i. 33, 35. —— Francis, Dean of St. Paul's and Bishop of St. Asaph and Chichester, i. 1, 2; ii. 156. —— Francis George (the elder), i. 6-21, 26, 29-42, 49-53, 84-85, 95, 157-159; ii. 57. —— Francis George (the younger), i. 35, 92-94, 160, 373-375; ii. 400-402, 448; iii. 240, 248, 257-259, 276, 278, 282-313. Hare, Mrs. (Anne Frances Paul), i. 33-42, 51, 53, 95, 160, 260-261, 276, 339-355, 370-376; ii. 55-57, 214, 397-406"; iii. 53, 54. —— George, i. 91-94. —— Georgiana, afterwards Mrs. Frederick Maurice, i. 13, 16, 82-83, 280. —— Gustavus Cockburn, i. 13, 123, 287, 481. —— Mrs. Gustavus (Annie Wright), i. 123. —— Mrs. Henckel, i. 3, 89, 90. —— Henry, i. 91. —— Julius Charles, i. 6, 10, 14, 49, 50, 59, 67-75, 77, 80-81, 99, 104-107, 109-111, 122, 156, 157, 176, 179, 251-253, 261-262, 357, 466-469, 476, 478, 480-484. —— Mrs. Julius (Esther Maurice), i. 178-190, 201-203, 210, 238-240, 251, 260, 285, 357, 445, 467; ii. 128-129, 393-394. —— Marcus Augustus Stanley, i. 74, 86-88; iii. 366, 370. —— Marcus Theodore, i. 6, 14, 85, 96, 175, 190, 192, 194-196, —— Mrs. Marcus (Hon. Lucy Anne Stanley), i. 49, 74, 167, 175, 178, 192, 194-196, 201-204; iii. 318-319. —— Miss Marianne, i. 4, 10, 89, 95, 291. —— Mary Margaret Alston, Mrs., i. 494; ii. 156. —— Reginald John, i. 13. —— Theodore Julius, i. 160, 204. —— Rev. Robert, Rector of Hurstmonceaux, i. 4, 5. —— Rev. Canon Robert, i. 2, 6, 494. ——, William Robert, i. 38, 373-375; ii. 401-402, 411, 452-453, 514; iii. 241-250. Harnham, ii. 351. Harnish, i. 170. Harris, Hon. Reginald Temple, i. 264, 277, 282. Harrison, Archdeacon Benjamin, and Mrs., iii. 331-332. Harrow, i. 214. Hastings, i. 122. Hatfield, i. 307, 313. Hawker, Misses Jane and Adelaide, iii. 106-107, 146. Hawkestone, i. 148, 208; ii. 327. Hawtrey, Dr. Edward Craven, Provost of Eton, ii. 230-232. —— Miss, ii. 231. Hay, Adam, of King's Meadows, ii. 137; iii. 46, 146. —— Miss Ida, ii. 372. —— Sir Adam, ii. 357; iii. 146. Heber, Rev. Reginald, Rector of Hodnet, and Bishop of Calcutta, i. 44. —— Mrs. Reginald (Emilia Shipley), i. 45; iii. 125. Hedley, Rev. W., Dean of University College, afterwards Rector of Beckley, i. 405. Heidelberg, i. 380. Heiligenkreutz, ii. 38. Henckel, Mrs., i. 90. Herries, Marcia, Lady, iii. 237. Hesleyside, ii. 343. Hibbert, Caroline Cholmondeley, Mrs., iii. 117. Hickledon Hall, ii. 283. Higginson, Miss Adelaide, i. 479. —— Lady Frances, i. 479. High Force, the, ii. 340. Hill, Ann, Viscountess, i. 148. —— Sir Rowland, i. 147. —— Viscount, i. 145. Hobart, Vere Henry, Lord, and Mary Catherine, Lady, ii. 389. Hodnet, i. 143; ii. 327. Hogg, James, the Ettrick Shepherd, ii. 314-315. Holmhurst, ii. 241-246, 259, 368; iii. 320. Holy Island, ii. 271-272. Hood, Henry, iii. 152. Hope, Lady Mildred, ii. 14. Hornby, Mrs., of Dalton, iii. 80, 131, 329-330. Horsley, Bishop, iii. 332. Hosmer, Miss Harriet, the sculptress, iii. 76, 368. Hos Tendis, i. 4. Houblon, Mr., and Mrs. Archer, ii. 390; iii. 7. Houghton, Robert Monckton, 1st Lord, iii. 229, 360. Hour, the Holy, ii. 499. Housesteads, ii. 343. Howard, Edward Henry, Monsignor, afterwards Cardinal, ii. 67. —— Lady Victoria, iii. 145. Howick, iii. 34, 35. Hughan, Miss Janetta, ii. 284. Hughes, Miss, "Sister Marion," i. 473-474. Hull, Henry Winstanley, i. 164, 196-197, 501. Hulne Abbey, iii. 33. Hunt, Sir J., iii. 31. Hurstmonceaux, i. 1-4, 9-12, 54-60, 93, 156-158, 164-166, 187-190, 258-260, 437-438, 475-478, 504-507; ii. 14, 227-228; iii. 410-411, 413-416. Hutt, William, M.P. for Gateshead, ii. 180. Hyères, ii. 370.
I. IGNATIUS, Brother, iii. 81-82. Ingilby, Elizabeth Macdowell, Lady, of Ripley, ii. 283, 337. —— Miss, ii. 332. Irongray Church, the, ii. 164.
J. JACKSON, Dean of Christ Church, i. 15. Janin, Jules, iii. 6. Jelf, Dr., Canon of Christ Church, ii. 152-153. Jersey, Sarah, Countess of, iii. 8-9. Jerusalem, Bishopric of, i. 163. Jeune, Dr. Francis, Master of Pembroke College, afterwards Bishop of Peterborough, ii. 6; iii. 161-168. Jocelyn, Lady Frances Cowper, Viscountess, iii. 140. Johnson, Mr., of Akeley Heads, ii. 264-265. Jolliffe, Colonel Hylton, i. 25. Jones, Anna Maria Shipley, Lady, i. 6, 13, 16; ii. 144. —— Mr., of Branxton, ii. 280. —— Sir William, i. 6. Jowett, Rev. Benjamin, tutor and Master of Balliol, i. 402, 404, 420, 439, 472; ii. 221, 222. Joyce, Miss, iii. 95.
K. KEITH, Lady, iii. 26. Kershaw, Rev. E., and Mrs., ii. 388. Kielder, ii. 342. Kilvert, Rev. Robert, i. 167, 172, 213. Kilvert, Thermuthis Coleman, Mrs. Robert, i. 168. King's Meadows, ii. 357. Kirk-Newton, ii. 362. Knaresborough, ii. 332. Knebel, Mademoiselle, ii. 387. Knox, Mrs. John, ii. 274. Königsfelden, iii. 108. Kuper, Mrs. and Miss, iii. 338, 339.
L. LABRE, the Venerable, ii. 443. Landor, Julia Thuillier, Mrs., ii. 92, 407. —— Walter Savage, i. 16, 18, 26, 37, 265-268, 270, 277, 289, 510; ii. 111-112, 407-409. Laire, M., the antiquary, i. 324. Lamarre, M., ii. 404-405. Lamartine, Alphonse de, iii. 383. Langford, Elizabeth, Viscountess, iii. 129. Larmignac, Mademoiselle Martine de, ii. 193, 505. Large, Mrs., iii. 309, 310. Lawley, Hon. and Rev. Stephen, ii. 433. Lawrence, Sir Thomas, i. 21. Lea, Mary, i. 50, 54, 60, 78, 117, 122, 124, 150, 171, 205, 487. Lefevre, Sir John Shaw, ii. 213, 454. Legh of Lyme, Emily Wodehouse, Mrs., iii. 113, 116. Lehmann, Dr., i. 9, 11. Leigh, Miss Theodosia, i. 178. Lennox, Lady Arthur, ii. 354. ——- Miss Ethel, ii. 354. Le Puy, iii. 149. L'Estelle, ii. 480, 487. Le Strange, Hamon Styleman, of Hunstanton, ii. 137. Leslie, Lady, ii. 322-324. Leuk, Baths of, i. 460. Leycester, Miss Emma Theodosia, i. 114, 500; ii. 477-481. —— Mr. and Mrs. Henry, of White Place, ii. 156-157. —— Judge Hugh, i. 141. —— Maria, youngest daughter of Rev. Oswald, i. 33. —— Miss Charlotte, i. 114, 317, 376, 450, 454-458, 480, 487, 499; ii. 33, 161, 289, 479; iii. 200, 208-221, 322, 397, 398. —— Miss Georgiana, iii. 200. —— Mrs. Oswald (Elizabeth White), i. 102, 126-142, 209, 228-229, 272-274. —— Rev. Oswald, Rector of Stoke upon Terne, i. 44, 126, 207-208. —— Ralph, of Toft, i. 317. —— Mrs. Susannah, wife of Ralph Leycester of Toft, i. 66. Lichfield, ii. 330. Liddell, Miss Amelia, ii. 264, 271. —— Hon. Colonel Augustus, iii. 367. —— Hon. Mrs. Augustus, iii. 367. —— Miss Charlotte, ii. 264, 271. —— Charlotte Lyon, Mrs., i. 283; ii. 263, 271; iii. 8, 171. —— Edward, iii. 365-368. —— Hon. George, ii. 262, 263, 318, 321. —— Hon. Mrs. George, ii. 263, 318. —— Hon. Hedworth, ii. 364. —— Henry, Head-master of Westminster and Dean of Christ Church, i. 283; ii. 9, 157. —— Rev. Henry, Rector of Easington, and trustee of Bamborough Castle, i. 283; ii. 263; iii. 8-10, 171. —— Maria Susannah Simpson, Lady, i. 25. —— Hon. Thomas, ii. 139. —— Rev. William, ii. 264. Lime, at Hurstmonceaux in Sussex, i. 57-60, 66-75. Limosin, Madame Flora, iii. 311, 339, 349. Lincluden Abbey, ii. 164. Lind, Madame Jenny, i. 236. Lindsay, Lady Margaret, iii. 27. Liszt, Franz, ii. 389. Londonderry, Frances Anne, Marchioness of, iii. 9. —— Mary, Marchioness of, iii. 270. Lothian, Lady Cecil Talbot, widow of the 7th Marquis of, i. 339, 356; ii. 398-404, 409, 444; iii. 153, 270, 287, 294, 298. —— William Schomberg, 8th Marquis of, iii. 47. —— Constance, Marchioness of, iii. 47. Louis, King, of Bavaria, ii. 374. Lovat, Simon, Lord, ii. 351. Lucca, Bagni di, ii. 93. Lucchesi, Marchese, iii. 17. Lucerne, ii. 33. Lucy, Mrs., of Charlecote, ii. 14. Lushington, Dr., ii. 298-309. Lyall, William Rowe, Dean of Canterbury, i. 359. Lyme Hall, iii. 113. Lyncombe, i. 261. Lyne, Rev. Leycester, iii. 81. Lynn-Linton, Mrs., i. 268. Lyon, Sir John, of Glamis, i. 23. —— Sir John, first Baron Kinghorn, i. 22. —— Thomas, of Hetton, ii. 317. —— Mrs. Thomas, of Hetton, ii. 317. Lyons, i. 451.
M. MACAULAY, Lord, i. 515; ii. 218. Macmurdo, General, iii. 176. Macon, iii. 383. Macsween, Alexander, i. 171. Mainsforth, ii. 309. Makrina, La Madre, of Minsk, ii. 72-74. Malcolm, Miss Ann Emilia, i. 435. —— Lady, i. 435. —— Miss Kate, i. 435. Malmesbury, James Edward, 2nd Earl of, iii. ???. Manners, Lady John, ii. 284. Manners-Sutton, Archbishop, iii. 157. Mannheim, i. 53, 383. Manning, Archdeacon Henry, afterwards Cardinal, i. 98, 339; ii. 395; iii. 1, 308, 360. Mantua, iii. 337. Marbourg, i. 425. Marie Amelie, Queen of the French, i. 274. Marie-Anne, Sœur, ii. 443. Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, ii. 298; prison of, ii. 125. Marlborough, John, 1st Duke of, i. 1. Marsh, Miss Catherine, i. 407; ii. 289; iii. 245-247, 250. Martin, Baron, iii. 297. Masham, Mrs., ii. 309. Massie, Mrs., iii. 113. Mastai-Ferretti, Conte, ii. 236-240. Matfen, ii. 266, 346. Matthias, Maria de, foundress of the "Order of the Precious Blood," ii. 426, 438-442; iii. 86, 238-239. Maurice (Annie Barton), Mrs. Frederick, i. 70. —— Esther Jane, i. 73, 176-178. —— Rev. Frederick Denison, i. 70-72, 111, 280. —— Georgiana Hare, Mrs. Frederick, iii. 412. —— Harriet, i. 179. —— Mary, i. 179, 182. Maurice, Priscilla, i. 70-73, 112, 181-182, 410. Maximilian, Archduke and Emperor, ii. 36. Medine, Count Battistino, iii. 338. Melun, M., Protestant pasteur at Caen, i. 321. Mentone, ii. 246-258; iii. 185. Merlini, Don Giovanni, Father-General of the Precious Blood, ii. 425, 427, 442. Merode, Monsignor de, iii. 70. Meyer, M. Carl Friedrich, i. 382. Mezzofanti, Cardinal, i. 9. Milligan, William Henry, i. 416, 420, 422, 493, 499; ii. 1, 2, 131. Milman, Henry Hart, Dean of St. Paul's, ii. 231. Milner, Elizabeth Mordaunt, Lady, i. 96. Mohl, M. Julius, ii. 118. —— Madame, ii. 118-121; iii. 5-7. Monceaux, Château de, iii. 383. Monk, Miss, iii. 203. Montagu, Lady Elizabeth, ii. 437. Montbard, iii. 383. Mont Blanc, the tour of, i. 458. Monteith, Robert, of Carstairs, iii. 95, 288, 293, 295. —— Wilhelmina Mellish, wife of Robert Monteith of Carstairs, ii. 427; iii. 289, 290, 294. Monte Cassino, ii. 78. Montgolfier, Madame de, iii. 385. Montgomery, Hon. Mrs. Alfred, iii. 71, 96, 239, 280, 282, 284, 289, 294, 301.
Moore, Archdeacon Henry, of Stafford, i. 164; ii. 132. Morlot, Cardinal Archbishop of Paris, ii. 121-122. Morpeth, ii. 277, 365. Morini, Padre Agostino, iii. 256. Morley, Albert-Edmund, 3rd Earl of, iii. 145. —— Harriet, Countess of, iii. 139. Mounteagle, Lady, iii. 158. Mount-Edgecumbe, Caroline, Countess of, ii. 356. —— Katherine, Countess of, iii. 138. —— William Henry, 4th Earl of, iii. 137, 145. Munich, iii. 336. Munn, Rev. John Reade, iii. 415. Murray, John, the third, ii. 133, 134, 260.
N. NAPLES, ii. 80. —— Francesco II., King of, iii. 90-97 —— Marie of Bavaria, Queen of, iii. 86, 94. —— Marie Thérèse Isabelle, Queen of, iii. 86, 189. Napoleon I., i. 91. Napoleon III., Emperor of the French, ii. 508. Narni, iii. 100. Naworth, ii. 354. Naylor, Anna Maria Mealey, Mrs. Hare, i. 13, 82-83, 280, 287. —— Bethaia, i. 4. —— Francis, i. 1. —— Francis Hare, i. 5, 11. —— Georgiana Shipley, Mrs. Hare, i. 5-12. —— Miss Grace, i. 1, 260. —— Robert Hare, i. 2. Neri, S. Filippo, iii. 201. Neuchâtel, ii. 113. New Abbey, ii. 164. Newbattle Abbey, iii. 47. Newcastle-on-Tyne, ii. 318. Newman, Rev. John Henry, afterwards Cardinal, iii. 1-2. Nice, ii. 370. Nicholas I., Emperor of Russia, ii. 74, 506. Nicholson, Miss, iii. 372. Normanby, Maria Liddell, wife of the 1st Marquis of, ii. 93, 204, 212. Northcote, Captain and Mrs., ii. 364. North Berwick, ii. 357. Norwich, i. 116-120, 229. Nunnington Hall, i. 16. Nuremberg, i. 435.
O. OBERLIN, ii. 109. Oberwesel, iii. 232. Ogle, Miss, the authoress, ii. 350. Orvieto, ii. 84, 385. Ossulston, Charles, Lord, ii. 268-269. Otterburn, ii. 344. Oxenham, Rev. W., i. 236. Oxford, Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of, iii. 153. —— Countess of, i. 18.
P. PADUA, iii. 338-339. Pæstum, ii. 83. Pallavicini, Carolina, Princess, ii. 59. Palmer, Mr. William, ii. 207. Palmerston, H. Temple, 1st Earl of, i. 12. Panizzi, Sir Antonio, ii. 132; iii. 142. Pantaleone, Dr., ii. 374-376. Paolucci di Calboli, Marchese Annibale, ii. 388. —— Marchese Raniero, ii. 388. Papillon, Rev. Henry, iii. 412. —— Mrs. H., iii. 414. Paray le Monial, ii. 445, 499. Paris, i. 318-319, 327; ii. 114-128. Parisani, Palazzo, i. 261, 340, 373; ii. 55-56; iii. 190. Parker, John Henry, ii. 9; iii. 319. —— Mrs. J. H., i. 473. —— Lady Katherine, iii. 145. Parry, Catherine, Lady, i. 279. —— Sir Edward, the Arctic voyager, i. 114, 279. —— Edward, Bishop of Dover, i. 279. —— (Isabella Stanley) Lady, first, wife of Sir Edward, i. 114. —— Serjeant, iii. 298, 299, 303. Pastacaldi, Padre, iii. 313. Paterson, Mrs., of Linlathen, ii. 165. —— Monsignor, iii. 294, 295, 301, 302, 307. Patrizi, Cardinal, iii. 76. Pattenden, Deborah, i. 211. Paul, Anne Frances, i. 25, 26, 30. —— Eleanor-Maria, i. 42, 351-352; ii. 69-70, 94, 103-106, 206, 411-415; iii. 262, 266, 315. —— Elizabeth Halifax, Lady, i. 284, 295, 453. —— Frances Eleanor, Lady, i. 21, 26. —— Jane, i. 28, 295. —— Sir John Dean, Bart., i. 21, 30, 50, 84, 284, 295. —— Sir John Dean, the younger, i. 495. —— Maria Horatia, i. 27, 296. —— Mary, Lady, widow of Berkeley, Napier of Pennard, i. 84. —— William Wentworth, i. 295. Payne, Mrs., iii. 87. Peabody, Mr. George, ii. 372-374. —— Robert, iii. 341, 344, 360, 370. Peakirk, iii. 165. Pearson, Rev. Hugh, Rector of Sonning, i. 120, 411, 470; ii. 221. Peebles, ii. 357. Peglia, ii. 253. Peglione, ii. 253, 255, 372. Pellerin, Monsignor, ii. 68-69. Pellew, Hon. George, Dean of Norwich, i. 231. Pencaitland, ii. 356. Pennyman, Lady, ii. 337-338. Penrhyn, Lady Charlotte, i. 48, 141-142, 408-409. —— Edward, i. 48, 69, 208, 408, 464, 514; ii. 259-260. —— Miss Emma, i. 383-384, 408, 464; iii. 377, 414. —— Mr. and Mrs. Leycester, iii. 414. Percy, Lord Henry, iii. 145. —— Hugh Heber, iii. 159. —— Mrs. Heber (Emily Heber), ii. 159. —— Dr. Hugh, Bishop of Carlisle, ii. 160. Petit, Miss Emma, ii. 328. —— Rev. J. L., the ecclesiologist, ii. 256-258, 330. Pietra Santa, ii. 102. Pile, Mr. Robert, i. 60; iii. 112. —— Mrs. Robert, i. 60, 192, 278. Piombino, Prince and Princess, ii. 428. Piper, Mrs., i. 103, 260. Pisa, ii. 101; iii. 52, 190, 310-312, 338-358. Pitcairn, Mrs., ii. 289. Pius IX., Pope, i. 341; ii. 61-64, 289, 428; iii. 70, 71, 80, 93, 167, 190, 319, 360. Playfair, Sir Hugh Lyon, Provost of St. Andrews, ii. 170. Plumptre, Rev. Edward, Dean of Wells, i. 179. —— Rev. Dr. Frederick Charles, Master of University College, i. 405, 441, 474, —— Harriet Maurice, Mrs. E., i. 179. Pole, Lady Louisa, i. 354. —— Miss Marguerite, i. 352-357; iii. 248. —— Sir Peter Van Notten, i. 352. Polignac, Duc de, iii. 43. Ponsonby, Miss Melita, ii. 358. Porson, Dr. Richard, ii. 376. Portman, Hon. Walter, i. 306, 332, 452. Port Royal, ii. 125. Porto Fino, ii. 254. —— Venere, iii. 51. Poulevey, Père de, ii. 416. Powell, Lucilla Maurice, Mrs., i. 179. Prague, i. 432. Praslin, Duchesse de, i. 245; iii. 19-20. Prât, Marquis and Marquise de, ii. 115. Preignier, Marquise du, ii. 118. Prentiss, Mr., i. 164. Prosperi, Monsignor, iii. 70. Pusey, Dr. Edward Bouverie, iii. 70.
R. RAMSAY, Mrs., iii. 193, 198. Rathdonnell, Lady, iii. 83. Ratisbon, Le Père, ii. 68. Ravenna, ii. 48. Ravensworth, Henry Liddell, Earl of, ii. 453. Ravignan, Père de, i. 353, 355. Reedswire, the, ii. 345. Reisach, Cardinal de, iii. 96. Rianzares, Duc de, ii. 57. Richmond, Elizabeth Liddell, Mrs. Brook, ii. 208, 209, 213. ——George, the artist, ii. 214. Ridley Hall, ii. 172-178, 266, 272, 341; iii. 170. Rignano, Emilio, Duke of, ii. 70. Rimini, ii. 49. Ripley Castle, ii. 283, 332-336. Robinson, Miss, ii. 310-317. Rockend, i. 85-87, 251. Roddam, Mr. and Mrs., of Roddam, ii. 280, 282, 364. Roleston, Mary Pierina, Abbess of the Precious Blood, ii. 425, 438-442; iii. 238, 266-268, 270, 274, 275, 287, 295, 298, 305, 306. Rome, ii. 54-76, 387-391 422-432; iii. 65-100, 313-319, 359-378. Rosam, Miss, i. 504. Rothbury, ii. 365. Rousham, ii. 150. Routh, Dr. Joseph Martin, President of Magdalen, i. 447-450. Rowley, Charlotte Shipley, Hon. Mrs., iii. 129. Royat, Baths of, iii. 150. Ruskin, John, ii. 107-109, 277, 484. Russell, Lady Frankland, ii. 8, 240. —— Sir John, of Chequers, ii. 240. —— Mr. and Lady Emily, iii. 368. Rutherford, of Egerton, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 322-324. Ruthven, Mary, Lady, ii. 335-337, 354-356; iii. 39, 42-43, 47. Rutson, Albert, ii. 7, 9, 16. Rye House, the, i. 314. Ryton, ii. 320.
S. SACKVILLE, S. Stopford, of Drayton, ii. 137. Sainte Aldegonde, Madame, iii. 71. St. Andrews, ii. 19, 170. S. Bernard, Le Grand, i. 459. S. Denis, i. 327. S. Emilion, ii. 494. S. Gemignano, iii. 342-344. S. Giorgio, Lady Anne, ii. 86-90; iii. 192-193, 358. —— Contessa Carolina di, ii. 90-91; iii. 191. S. Pierre, Le Curé de, ii. 420. S. Remo, ii. 377. Salette, La, ii. 512. Salis, Comtesse de, ii. 233-237. Salt, Miss Harriet, ii. 328. —— Miss Sarah, ii. 256-258, 328. Salzburg, ii. 40; iii. 231. Sandwich Islands, Emma, Queen Dowager of the, iii. 2-3, 109. Santa-Croce, Catherine Scully, Princess of, ii. 59-61. —— Donna Vincenza, iii. 91. Sartines, M. de, ii. 145. Savona, iii. 186. Saxon Switzerland, i. 430. Saye and Sele, 14th Baron, ii. 152. Schouvaloff, Count, ii. 65. Scott, Sir Walter, ii. 166, 309, 312-314. Sculthorpe, i. 4. Sedgwick, Professor Adam, i. 120, 164. Selman, Sarah, i. 3. Sepolti Vivi, the, iii. 73-76. Serafina della Croce, iii. 234-235, 287. Serlupi, Marchese, iii. 190, 197. Sermoneta, Margherita, Duchess of, ii. 58. —— Michelangelo, Duke of, ii. 58; iii. 87. Servites, Order of the, ii. 445. Sestri, iii. 187. Seymour, Mrs. Hamilton, iii. 395. Shaw-Lefevre, Miss Maria, ii. 392. —— Miss Mary, ii. 392. Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, Mrs., i. 39 —— Lady, ii. 278. Sheffield, George, i. 421, 446, 493; ii. 5-8, 33-38, 132 156. Shipley, Anna Maria, i. 13. —— Anna Maria Mordaunt, Mrs., i. 5. —— Emilia, i. 84. —— Jonathan, Bishop of St. Asaph, i. 5. —— Mrs. Louisa, i. 20, 95, 96. —— William, Dean of St. Asaph, iii. 123-129. Shrewsbury, 16th Earl, and Countess of, i. 230. Siddons, Mrs., i. 133; ii. 310. Siena, iii. 341-342. Simpkinson, Miss Emma, iii. 50, 208, 220, 228, 397. —— Rev. John Nassau, i. 122, 214, 243. —— Miss Louisa, i. 122, 123, 214. Simpson, Lady Anne, i. 22-26, 351; ii. 320. —— John, of Bradley, i. 22. Skiddaw, ascent of, ii. 165. Sloper, Rev. John, i. 84. Smith, Goldwin, i. 415, 448. —— "Sir Hugh," i. 437. —— Mrs. Spencer, iii. 395. —— Rev. Sydney, i. 515; ii. 316, 317. Somerton, Caroline, Viscountess, ii. 139. Sonning, i. 411, 470. Sora, Agnese, Duchess of, ii. 59, 405, 424, 428; iii. 95, 253. —— Rudolfo, Duke of, ii. 59, 428; iii. 95. Sorrento, ii. 81, 396. South Wraxhall Manor, i. 272. Southgate, i. 297. Souvigny, iii. 152. Soveral, M. and Madame de, iii. 198. Spencer, 5th Earl, and Countess, ii. 213. Splugen, Passage of the, iii. 107. Spoleto, iii. 101. Spy, the family, i. 370-376. Squires, Dr., iii. 262-264, 297. Staël, Madame de, iii. 416. Stanhope, Hon. Edward, ii. 137. Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn, i. 67, 118-120, 230, 236, 238, 264, 284, 357-366, 383, 393, 402, 439, 471, 481, 483, 491; ii. 122-126, 132, 135-137, 153-155, 158-159, 220-222, 290, 380-381, 390, 497-498???; iii. 110, 153, 158-159, 414-415. —— Lady Augusta, ii. 390, 497-498???; iii. 110, 153, 158, 414. —— Catherine Maria, afterwards Mrs. C. Vaughan, i. 66, 69, 118, 210, 281, 291. —— Captain Charles Edward, i. 156, 281. —— Mrs. Charles Edward, ii. 45. —— Rev. Edward, Rector of Alderley, and afterwards Bishop of Norwich, i. 44, 62, 66, 69, 117-118, 132, 231-236, 280. —— Mrs. Edward (Catherine Leycester), i. 44, 62, 102, 118, 124, 208, 257, 281, 299-301, 360, 383, 399, 407, 471, 514-515; ii. 122-124, 132, 290-292. —— Hon. Emmeline, ii. 133. —— Hon. Louisa, i. 412; ii. 140-141. —— Maria Josepha, Lady Stanley of Alderley, i. 114, 140-143, 411-412. —— Hon. Maria Margaret, i. 412; ii. 140. —— Mary, i. 69, 118, 210, 331, 383, 471; ii. 8, 9, 10, 11; iii. 4, 281, 287, 289, 304, 414. —— Captain Owen, i. 281. Stanley, William Owen of Penrhos, i. 502. —— Mrs. W. Owen, i. 502. Stapleton, Lady, iii. 124. Star, Thomas, i. 169. Stephanie, Grand Duchess of Baden, i. 383, 385. Sterling, Rev. John, i. 70. Stewart, Robert Shaw, iii. 48, 49. Stirling, Mrs., of Glenbervie, iii. 48. —— Mrs., of Kippenross, iii. 40-42. —— Mrs., of Linlathen, ii. 165. Stirling-Graham, Miss Clementina, of Duntrune, ii. 165. Stisted, Mrs., of the Bagni di Lucca, ii. 94. Stoke upon Terne, i. 61, 124-151; ii. 160, 327. Stonebyres, ii. 360. Stonehenge, ii. 155. Stoney, Mr. Robinson, i. 24. Story, Miss Amelia, ii. 466. —— William, the sculptor, iii. 368. Stowe, Mrs. Beecher, i. 515. Strathmore, Charles, 6th Earl, i. 23. —— John, 5th Earl, i. 23. —— John, 9th Earl of, ii. 172. —— John, 10th Earl of, ii. 173, 178. —— Mary Eleanor Bowes, wife of the 9th Earl of, i. 24; ii. 172, 275. —— Mary Milner, widow of the 10th Earl of, i. 53; ii. 178-180. Streatham Castle, ii. 178, 274. Strettel, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 254. Strickland, Mr., of Cokethorpe, ii. 151. Stuart, Charles Edward, ii. 515. —— Lady Euphemia, i. 23. —— Lady Jane, i. 22. —— John Sobieski Stolberg, ii. 515. —— Lady Louisa, i. 301. —— de Rothesay, Elizabeth, Lady, ii. 280-282, 360. Stuttgart, iii. 336. Suffolk, Charles John, 17th Earl of, iii. 139, 145. —— Isabella, Countess of, iii. 139, 149. Sumner, John Bird, Archbishop of Canterbury, i. 407. Surtees of Mainsforth, the historian and poet, ii. 309, 313. —— of Mainsforth, Mrs., ii. 309-317. Sutherland, Anna Hay-Mackenzie, Duchess of, iii. 245. Sutton Place, ii. 217. Swinburne, Sir John, ii. 350.
T. TADDINI, Conte Luigi, iii. 83. Tait, Archibald Campbell, Bishop of London, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, iii. 35-36, 39. —— Crawford, iii. 39. —— Mrs., iii. 35-36, 39. Talbot, Monsignor, ii. 67; iii. 190, 238, 252. Tambroni, Clotilda, Professor of Greek at Bologna, i. 6-9. Tankerville, Charles, 5th Earl of, iii. 33. —— Charles, 6th Earl of, ii. 267-271, 365. —— Olivia, Countess of, ii. 267-271; iii. 32, 33. Tatton, Miss Fanny, iii. 401. Tayler, Rev. Charles, i. 98. Tayleur, Miss Harriet, i. 143-144, 501; ii. 326; iii. 113. —— Miss Mary, i. 143-144, 501; ii. 326. —— Mr. and Mrs., of Buntingsdale, i. 143. —— William, of Buntingsdale, ii. 326. Taylor, Dr., afterwards Sir Alexander, ii. 466, 467; iii. 295. —— E. Cavendish, iii. 203. —— Julia Hare, Mrs., afterwards Lady, i. 90; ii. 466, 476. Teano, Ada, Princess, iii. 193. Teesdale, ii. 340. Temple, Harry, i. 12. Tennyson, Alfred, the Poet Laureate, i. 258. Tenterden steeple, iii. 332. Terry, Mrs., iii. 375, 376. Thirlwall, Connop, Bishop of St. David's, i. 164, 437, 482. Thomas, John, Bishop of Peterborough, ii. 338. Thornton, Harriet Heber, Mrs. John, ii. 144-149. Thornycroft, ii. 161. Thorpe, Mrs., iii. 237, 262. Tivoli, iii. 370. Torcello, iii. 230. Torchio, iii. 236-237. Torlonia, Duke of, ii. 295-297. Torre, Contessa della, ii. 448-449. Toul, iii. 333. Tours, ii. 464. Townshend, Mrs., i. 96. Trafford, Edward William, of Wroxham, ii. 193, 406, 506. —— Martine Larmignac, Madame de, ii. 186-200, 406, 412-415, 500-513; iii. 53-64, 251-254, 260, 265. Trani, Mathilde of Bavaria, Countess of, iii. 86. Trenca, M. et Madame, ii. 247. Trench, Mrs. Richard, ii. 434. Trent, iii. 231. Trevelyan, Sir Charles, ii. 348. —— Paulina, Lady, ii. 277, 348-350. —— Mrs. Spencer, ii. 351. —— Mrs. Raleigh, ii. 351. —— Sir Walter, ii. 277, 348-351. Treves, i. 385. Tronchin, Colonel, of Geneva, i. 453. Trotter, Captain, i. 315. —— Hon. Charlotte Liddell, Mrs., i. 315. Troutbeck, John, afterwards Minor Canon of Westminster, i. 414, 419, 446. Tufton, i. 278. Turin, ii. 106. Turner, Miss, iii. 114-115. Tusculum, ii. 391. Tytler, Christina Fraser, iii. 368.
U. UGOLINI, Cardinal, iii. 71. Ungern Sternberg, Baroness Theodora von, iii. 109. Unthank, iii. 169. Usedom, Baron and Baroness von, i. 435; iii. 104-106.
V. VAL ANZASCA, ii. 109. Val Richer, i. 320. Vallombrosa, ii. 84; iii. 381. Valsamachi, Emily Shipley, Countess, ii. 145, 159, 160, 327. Van de Weyer, Madame, ii. 232. —— M. Sylvain, ii. 231-232. Vatche, the, in Buckinghamshire, i. 2, 3, 493; ii. 156. Vaucher, Mademoiselle, ii. 379. Vaudois, the, ii. 109. Vaughan, Dr. Charles, afterwards Dean of Llandaff, i. 214, 281, 336; ii. 213, 260, 414. —— Mrs. Charles (Catherine Maria Stanley), i. 281, 315, 336; ii. 213, 261; iii. 170. Vauriol, Vicomte de, iii. 354. Veii, ii. 391. Venables, Rev. E., afterwards Canon and Precentor of Lincoln, i. 240. Vernon, Augustus Henry, 6th Lord, iii. 140. Verona, iii. 230, 337. Verulam, Elizabeth, Countess of, iii. 139. Vetturino travelling, ii. 46-49. Vicenza, iii. 338. Victor-Emmanuel, King of Italy, ii. 376. Victoria, Queen of England, ii. 286-288. Victorine, Madame, iii. 89-90. Vienna, ii. 36. Vigne, Père la, i. 338. Vine's Gate, iii. 393.
W. WADDINGTON, Dean of Durham, ii. 265. —— M., Minister of Foreign Affairs and Ambassador in London, i. 319; ii. 109. Wagner, Rev. George, i. 79, 80. —— Mrs., i. 79; ii. 427; iii. 397. Wake, Sir Baldwin, ii. 151. Waldegrave, Sarah, Countess, iii. 397. Wales, Albert Edward, Prince of, ii. 381. —— Alexandra, Princess of, ii. 381. Walker, Frederick J., i. 309, 332, 398. "Walks in Rome," iii. 388, 397, 408. Wallington, ii. 277, 347-352. Walpole, Sir Robert, i. 2. Waltham Abbey, i. 311. Wantage, ii. 222. Warburton, Mrs. Eliot, i. 510, 511-513; ii. 12. —— Miss Sydney, i. 510. Warkworth, ii. 278, 352. Warren, Miss Anna, ii. 144. —— Penelope Shipley, Mrs., i. 165-166; ii. 143-144; iii. 125. Waterford, John, Marquis of, ii. 280. —— Henry, Marquis of, ii, 362. —— Louisa, Marchioness of, ii. 280-282, 360-363; iii. 10-13, 23-31, 323-327. Way, Albert, i. 503; ii. 133. Wayland Smith's cave, ii. 230. Webster, Charlotte Adamson, Lady, iii. 177. Weeping Cross, ii. 328. Wellesley, Rev. Dr. Henry, Principal of New Inn Hall, and Rector of Hurstmonceaux, i. 16; ii. 213, 244, 294-297. Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of, i. 393. Wells, i. 308. Wells, Lady Louisa, ii. 356; iii. 140. Wemyss, Francis, 8th Earl of, iii. 44. —— Louisa, Countess of, ii. 359. Wenlock, Caroline, Lady, ii. 389; iii. 153. West Woodhay, i. 84, 95. Weymouth, ii. 229. Whately, Richard, Archbishop of Dublin, i. 228, 283. Whewell, William, Master of Trinity, i. 164,; iii. 158. Wickham, William, of Binstead Wyke, ii. 217. Wilberforce, Samuel, Bishop of Oxford, afterwards of Winchester, i. 470; iii. 153. Wilcot House, i. 278. William IV., King, i. 69, 294. Williams, Captain, iii. 28, 32. —— Sir John and Lady Sarah, i. 302. Williamson, Hon. Anne Liddell, Lady, ii. 207, 208, 211, 212, 400, 403. —— Captain Charles, ii, 210, 212. —— Victor Alexander, ii. 137, 210, 214, 403. Wilson, Miss, iii. 382. —— Mrs., i. 407. Winslow, Dr., iii. 318, 359, 366, 370. Winton Castle, ii. 354. Wiseman, Nicolas Patrick, Cardinal, ii. 486. Wishaw House, ii. 358. Wodehouse, Miss Emily, i. 120. —— Canon and Lady Jane, i. 120. Wood, Alderman, iii. 15. —— Hon. Charles Lindley, ii. 137-138, 214, 251-253, 283, 325; iii. 320. Wood, Sir Charles, ii. 283. —— Lady Mary, ii. 251. —— Mrs. Shakespeare, iii. 190, 203. Woodward, Mrs., iii. 209, 211, 213, 318, 364, 365, 374, 378. Wordsworth, William, the poet, i. 177, 499. Worting House, near Basingstoke, i. 13. Wright. Miss Sophia, ii. 392; iii. 140, 192, 318.
Y. YEATMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, iii. 414. Yetholm, iii. 31. Yorke, Lady Elizabeth, i. 214.
Z. ZERMATT, i. 460.
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THE STORY OF TWO NOBLE LIVES. Charlotte, Countess Canning, and Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford. In 3 vols., of about 450 pages each. Crown 8vo, cloth, £l, 11s. 6d. Illustrated with 11 engraved Portraits and 21 Plates in Photogravure from Lady Waterford's Drawings, 8 full-page and 24 smaller Woodcuts from Sketches by the Author.
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The Embassy at Paris in the time of Louis XVIII. and Louis Philippe—Life of Lord and Lady Waterford in Ireland—The Story of the Indian Mutiny as told in Lady Canning's Journals—Lady Waterford's Art Work, &c.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES: Being Memorial Sketches of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster; HENRY ALFORD, Dean of Canterbury; Mrs. DUNCAN STEWART; and Paray le Monial. Illustrated with 7 Portraits and 17 Woodcuts. 1 vol., crown 8vo, cloth, 8s. 6d.
THE STORY OF MY LIFE. Vols. I. to III. Illustrated with 18 Photogravure Portraits and 120 Woodcuts from Drawings by the Author. Crown 8vo, cloth, £l, 11s. 6d. About 1500 pages.
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