INDEX.

Abbot, Mr., ;14, ;15 Abbott, Mrs., ;97 "A Chapter of Accidents, " song, ;12 Albany, N. Y., ;90, ;101 "All at Coventry, ";116 American Theatre, Phila., ;20 "Amilie; or, The Love Test, ";23 "An Alarming Sacrifice, ";116 "Animal Magnetism, ";112 "Antigone, ";22 "Antony's Orations, ";15 "An Unwarrantable Intrusion, ";58 "Apollo in New York, ";115 Arch Street Theatre, Phila., ;9, ;13, ;26 Astor Place Opera-House, ;97 "As You Like It, ";97, ;113 Atlanta, Ga., ;155 "Bachelors' Torments, ";53 Balls, Mr., ;15 Baltimore, Md., ;26, ;37 "Banker's Daughter, " the, ;132 "Barbers at Court, ";116 Barlow, S. L. M., ;179 Barnett, Morris, ;98, ;156 Barrett, Geo., ;38, ;45; extended mention, ;75, ;76 Barry, Thos., ;38 "Beehive, " the, ;115 "Betsey Baker, ";116 Biddle, Nicholas, ;24 Blake, W. R., ;38, ;45, ;51; extended mention, ;51-55; mention, ;68, ;72, ;78, ;92, ;111, ;169, ;175 Bland, Humphrey, ;45, ;51; extended mention, ;74, ;97, ;169 "Blighted Being, " a, ;73 "Blue Devils, ";112, ;140 Booth, Edwin, ;47, ;101 Boston, Mass., ;37, ;102 Boston Theatre, ;102 Boucicault, Dion, ;47, ;98, ;101, ;132 "Box and Cox, ";114 "Breach of Promise, " the, ;94, ;113, ;163, ;171 Broadway Theatre, ;38;;67, note "Broken Heart, " the, ;114 Brooklyn, N. Y., ;39 Brougham, Jno., ;37, ;45; extended mention, ;55-64, ;71, ;92, ;149 Brougham's Lyceum, ;60 Brougham, Mrs., ;60 Buckland, Mrs. Kate, ;45 Buckstone, J. B., ;36, ;131 Burton's Company in Chambers Street; extended review of particular players, ;45-92 "Burton's N. Y. Directory, ";114 Burton's New Theatre, ;88, ;99, ;100, ;101, ;102 Burton, Robert, ;158 Burton's Theatre, Chambers Street, ;27, ;29, ;34, ;36, ;39, ;40, ;42, ;44, ;47, ;56, ;63, ;74, ;85, ;88, ;93, ;97, ;99, ;149, ;168, ;169, ;172, ;175 Burton, Wm. Evans, subject of memoir, mention, preface; birth and parentage, education, ;3; edits a monthly magazine, amateur acting, ;4; adopts the profession, first appearance in London, ;5; succeeds Listen at Haymarket, plays with E. Kean, ;6; his play of "Ellen Wareham, ";7; progress and arrival in America, ;8; first appearance in America, ;9; portrait by Inman, ;9; his success in Philadelphia, ;9 et seq.; his musical talent, ;12; development and versatility, ;13; popularity and benefits, ;14; busy with pen, ;16; starts "The Gentleman's Magazine, ";16; connection with E. A. Poe, ;16, ;17; letter to Poe, ;18; literary ventures, ;19, ;20; President Martin Van Buren an auditor, ;20; amusing experience at Napoleon, ;20 et seq.; speech for the author of "Antigone, ";22; first appearance in New York, ;22; sundry appearances, ;23; opens National Theatre, Phila.; produces "Naiad Queen"; at Providence; manager in New York, ;24; loss by fire, ;25; returns to Philadelphia, ;26; survey of career in Phila., ;27 et seq.; opens Chambers St. Theatre, ;36; energy and perseverance, ;37; charitable benefits, ;38; popularity of theatre, ;39; his power of attraction, ;40, ;41; encomium of Jos. N. Ireland, ;42, ;43; extended mention of members of company, ;45-92; produces "Dombey and Son, ";56; pleasantries with Brougham, ;58; stage incident, ;59; surprised by Thompson, ;84; amusing correspondence with Norton, ;85, note; relations with Mrs. Hughes, ;88; his attributes as manager, ;95; Shakesperian revivals, ;95, ;96; plays for Dramatic Fund and Centenary Festival, ;97, ;98; plays at Niblo's, ;99; closes Chambers St. and opens New Theatre, ;99; progress, ;100; plays Dogberry, appears in Albany, ;101; in Boston, ;102; New Theatre closed, starring tour, ;102; last appearance in New York, ;103; engagement in Canada, and letter to his children, ;103-110; last appearance on any stage, and death, ;110; list of parts acted, ;111-117; personal appearance, ;121; mental equipment, ;122, ;123; an expounder and representative of the humor of the drama, ;124, ;125; his comic power mentioned by Wemyss, ;125; his performances in farce, ;123: "The Mummy, ";134 et seq.; Madame Vanderpants, ;137 et seq.; "The Wandering Minstrel, " Pillicoddy, ;139. His specially famous parts: Paul Pry, ;144 et seq.; Captain Cuttle, ;148 et seq.; Ireland's tribute to Cuttle;151, note; Aminadab Sleek, ;152 et seq.; stage incident of "Serious Family, ";153; ushered in with thunder, ;155; Timothy Toodles, ;156 et seq. His performances in comedy, ;158 et seq.: Micawber, ;160; Mr. Bumble, ;161; Squeers, Sam Weller, ;162; Bob Acres, ;164; Tony Lumpkin, Chas. Goldfinch, ;165; Dr. Ollapod, ;166; Sir. Geo. Thunder, Job Thornberry (see;59 and;68), ;167; Sir Oliver Surface, ;167; Mr. Graves, Mock Duke, Adam Brock, Van Dunder, ;168; "Nature's Nobleman, ";168; John Smith, ;170; Mr. Sudden, Thomas Trot, Don Whiskerandos, Triplet, ;171. His performances in Shakespeare: "A Midsummer-Night's Dream, ";171; Bottom, ;172 et seq.; Sir Toby Belch, ;174; Caliban, Autolycus, Falstaff, ;175; one of the Carriers in "Henry IV., ";176. His residence and library; story of the painter, Elliot, ;179; description of library, ;181 et seq. Burton, Wm. Geo., father of subject, ;3, ;4 "Busybody, " the, ;117 Campbell, Thos., ;142 Carey & Hart, ;20 "Caste, ";132 Castle Garden, ;98 "Catspaw, " the, ;114 Chambers Street Theatre (see Burton's Theatre, Chambers St.) Chapman, Caroline, ;45; extended mention, ;60, ;61 Chapman, Mr., ;97 "Charles II., ";94, ;116 "Charles XII., ";94, ;116, ;163, ;168 Chatham Garden Theatre, ;53 Chatham Theatre, ;97 Chestnut Street Theatre, ;13, ;15, ;26 Chippendale, Mr., ;97 "Cinderella, ";113 Clapp, W. W., preface. Clarke, C. W., ;45 "Cockney, " the, ;116 Cole, John O., ;90 Collins, John, ;101 Colman, Geo. (the Younger), ;9, ;131, ;167 "Comedy of Errors, ";111 "Comfortable Lodgings, ";116 Cooke's Circus Building, Phila., ;24 Cooke, Geo. Fred., ;126 "Cork Leg, " the, song, ;12 Covent Garden Theatre, ;166 "Crimson Crimes, ";116 "Critic, " the, ;113, ;163 "Cupid, ";14 "Cure for the Heartache, " a, ;69, ;114 Curwen, Henry, ;17, note Cushman, Charlotte, ;24, ;91, ;97 Cushman, Susan, ;24 Daly, Augustin, ;132 Daly's Theatre, ;38 Dance, Chas., ;65 "Dan Keyser de Bassoon, ";36 "David Copperfield, ";61, ;62, ;74, ;88, ;93, ;113, ;160 Davidge, Wm., ;20, ;21 Dawson, Mr., ;38 "Deaf as a Post, ";11, ;14, ;116 "Delicate Ground, ";65 Devlin, Mary, ;45, ;46, ;47 Dickens, Charles, ;62, ;63, ;73, ;122, ;149, ;152, ;161, ;162 "Dombey and Son, " extended mention, ;56, ;60, ;62, ;63, ;88, ;93, ;112, ;149, ;152, ;160 Don, Sir Wm., ;98 Doran, Dr., ;7, note "Duel in the Dark, " a, ;116 "Dutch Governor, " the, ;112, ;163, ;168 Dyott, Jno., ;45, ;71; extended mention, ;76, ;77, ;167, ;169 Edinburgh, Scotland, ;127 "Education, ";115 "Ellen Wareham, ";7, ;8, ;115 Elliot, C. L., painter, incident, ;179, ;180 Elliston, R. W., ;3, ;11 Elphinstone, Miss, ;10 Emerson, R. W., ;69 "Every Man in His Humor, ";75, ;115 "Evil Genius, ";112 "False Pretences, ";115 "Family Jars, ";94, ;115 Farren, Wm., ;85, ;159 "Fascination, ";115 "First Night, " the, ;49 Fisher, Chas., ;45, ;55, ;70, ;76; extended mention, ;78-82, ;171 Florence, Mrs. W. J., ;45, ;46, ;47 Florence, W. J., ;92 Ford's Theatre, Boston, ;37 Forrest, Edwin, ;38, ;51, note "Forty Winks, ";23, ;111 "Fox Hunt, " the, ;98, ;115 Francis, Jno. W., ;126 "French Spy, " the, ;114 "Friend Waggles, ";114 Front Street Theatre, Baltimore, ;26 "Genevieve, ";115 George IV. (king), ;5 Gilbert, Mrs., ;38, ;97 Gilbert, John, ;55 "Giralda, ";117 Glen Gove, L. I., ;179 Glover, Mrs., ;7, note "Good Night's Rest, " a, ;113 "Great Tragic Revival, " a, ;115 "Gretna Green, ";114 "Guy Mannering, ";113 Hackett, James, ;175 Hamblin, Thos., ;97 Hamilton, Canada, ;43, ;88, ;103 "Hamlet, ";117 "Hamlet Travestie, ";116 "Happiest Day of my Life, " the, ;94, ;113, ;140 "Haunted Man, " the, ;114 Haymarket Theatre, London, ;6, ;10 "Hazel Kirke, ";132 Hazlitt, Wm., ;125, ;164 "Heart of Gold, ";115 "Heir-at-Law, ";13, ;82, ;87, ;112 "Helping Hands, ";115 "Henry IV., ";175 "High Life Below Stairs, ";113 Hoey, Mrs. (see Mrs. Russell) Hoey, John, ;46 Holland, Geo., ;45, ;49, ;85 Holland House, ;129 Holman, Geo., ;45, ;71, ;85 Holmes, O. W., ;93 "Home, ";132 "Honeymoon, " the, ;74, ;113, ;163 Hood, Thos., ;41, ;130 Hough, Mrs., ;45 "How to Die for Love, ";15 "How to Make Home Happy, ";94, ;117 Hughes, Hon. Chas., ;88 Hughes, Mrs., ;45, ;51; extended mention, ;87, ;90, ;102, ;103, ;139, ;160, ;162, ;167, ;169 "Hunchback, " the, ;74 Hunt, H., ;38 Hunt, Mrs., ;20 Hutton, Lawrence, preface; mention, ;35, ;36, ;62 "Hypocrite, " the, ;13, ;116 "Ill Playing with Edged Tools, " 'Tis, ;115 "Innkeeper's Daughter, " the, ;112 Inman, Henry, painter, ;9 "Invisible Prince, " the, ;116 Ireland, Jos. N., preface; mention, ;28, ;37, ;39, ;42, ;101, ;102, ;103, ;111, ;151, note "Irish Dragoon, " the, ;36 "Janet Pride, ";116 Jefferson, Jos. (1st), ;11 Jefferson, Jos. (3d), ;92, ;101, ;132, ;142, ;164 "John Bull, ";59, ;69, ;77, ;112, ;163 "John Jones, ";12, ;14, ;22, ;110, ;117 "John of Paris, ";15 Johnston, T. B., ;45; extended mention, ;61, ;73, ;92, ;160, ;167 Jonson, Ben, ;75, ;76 Jordan, Geo., ;45, ;71; extended mention, ;74, ;75, ;97 Kean, Edmund, ;6, ;7, note, ;142 Kemble, J. P., ;141 Kent, England, ;5 "Kill and Cure, ";23, ;114 "King's Gardener, " the, ;114 "Kiss in the Dark, " a, ;113 Knowles, J. Sheridan, ;10 "Ladies' Man, " the, ;12, ;14, ;116 "Lady of Lyons, " the, ;114 "Lancers, " the, ;115 "Last Man, " the, ;52 "Laughing Hyena, " the, ;112 "Laugh When You Can, ";98, ;115 Laura Keene's Theatre, ;101 "Leap Year, ";36, ;112 "Led Astray, ";132 "Lend Me Five Shillings, ";116 Leonard and Church Sts. Theatre, ;24 Lester, J. W. (see Lester Wallack) Lewis, W. T., ;166 Library, Mr. Burton's, ;181 et seq. "Life Among the Players, ";114 List of Characters, ;111-117 Liston, J., ;6, ;11, ;41, ;125, ;144, ;168 "Little Toddlekins, ";84 "Loan of a Lover, ";113 London, England, ;3, ;5, ;9, ;10, ;11, ;17, note, ;41 "London Assurance, ";113 Longfellow, H. W., ;124 "Lottery Ticket, " the, ;5, ;8, note, ;9, ;14, ;113 "Love Chase, " the, ;113 "Love in a Village, ";114 "Love in Humble Life, ";114 "Love in a Maze, ";116 "Lucia di Lammermoor, ";33 "Lucy Did Sham Amour, ";36 "Macbeth, ";117 "Macbeth Travestie, ";114 Macready, W. C., ;37 "Maidens, Beware, ";36 Malvina, Miss (see Mrs. W. J. Florence) "Man of Many Friends, ";116 "Married an Actress, ";115 "Married by Force, ";115 "Married Life, ";13, ;113 "Masks and Faces, ";81, ;112, ;163 Mathews, Chas. (elder), ;3 Mathews, Chas. (younger), ;45, ;46, ;84, ;131 Maywood & Co. (managers), ;9, ;13 Mechanics Hall, Hamilton, Canada, ;110 "Merchant of Venice, " the, ;13, ;98, ;112 "Merry Wives of Windsor, " the, ;77, ;84, ;95, ;111, ;175 Metropolitan Theatre (see Burton's New Theatre) "Midnight Watch, " the, ;114 "Midsummer-Night's Dream, " a, ;75, ;76, ;80, ;95; extended mention, ;96, ;112, ;171 "Miller's Maid, " the, ;83 "Mind Your Own Business, ";117 Mississippi River, ;20 Mitchell, Maggie, ;97 "Money, ";113, ;163 "Mormons, " the, ;115 Morton, J. M., ;131 "Mrs. Bunbury's Spoons, ";117 "Much Ado About Nothing, ";13, ;114 "Mummy, " the, ;14, ;112; extended mention, ;134 et seq. Munden, J. W., ;11, ;54 "My Awful Dad, ";67 "My Fellow Clerk, ";116 "My Wife and Umbrella, ";115 "Naiad Queen, " the, ;24, ;25, ;113 Napoleon, town, ;20, ;21, ;22 National Theatre, Leonard St., N. Y., ;22, ;23 National Theatre, Phila. (formerly Cooke's Circus), ;24 "Nature's Nobleman, ";114, ;163; extended mention, ;168 et seq. Neilson, Adelaide, ;80 "New Way to Pay Old Debts, " a, ;116 New York, ;3, ;11, note, ;22, ;24, ;25, ;27, ;28, ;29, ;33, ;35, ;37, ;38, ;39, ;42, ;43, ;47, ;53, ;55, ;63, ;67, ;71, ;88, ;91, ;98, ;101, ;103, ;148, ;152, ;179 "New York in Slices, ";36 Niblo's Garden, ;23, ;99, ;103 "Nice Young Man, " a, ;115 "Nicholas Nickleby, ";83, ;85, ;93, ;113 Norton, W. H., ;45, ;71, ;85; correspondence with Burton, ;85, note Norwich, England, ;5 "No Song No Supper, ";14 "Not So Bad As We Seem, ";117 "Now-a-days, ";114 "Old Guard, " the, ;49 "Old Heads and Young Hearts, ";115 "Oliver Twist" (play), ;93, ;113, ;160, ;161 Olympic Theatre, London, ;41, ;85 Olympic Theatre, N. Y., ;38, ;97 "One-Hundred-Pound Note, ";116 "Ours, ";132 "Our Set, ";115 Palmo, Ferdinand, ;33 Palmo's Opera-House, ;27, ;33 Pardey, H. O., ;168 "Paris and London, ";49, ;113, ;163 Park Theatre, ;23, ;25, ;37, ;38, ;39 Parsloe, C., Jr., ;45, ;85, ;86 Parsons, Thos. Wm., poem of, ;47, ;48 "Patrician and Parvenu, ";23, ;117 "Paul Pry, ";50, ;72, ;94, ;113; extended mention, ;144 et seq. Pavilion Theatre, London, ;6, ;9 "Peep from the Parlor Windows, ";114 Pelham, Miss, ;10 Perry, H. A., ;98 Phelps, H. B., preface, ;89 Philadelphia, ;9, ;10, ;11, ;12, ;24, ;26, ;27, ;28, ;29, ;34, ;35, ;37 "Pickwickians, " the, ;94, ;113 Placide, Henry, ;24, ;38, ;45; extended mention, ;48 et seq., ;51, note, ;92, ;111, ;147, ;167 Placide, Thomas, ;24 "Player's Plot, ";115 "Pleasant Neighbors, ";114 "Ploughman Turned Lord, " a, ;83 "Pocahontas; or, The Gentle Savage, ";64 Poe, E. A., ;16, ;19 Poole, John, ;144 "Poor Gentleman, " the, ;9, ;13, ;53, ;72, ;73, ;77, ;82, ;87, ;111, ;162, ;166 "Poor Pillicoddy, ";112 "Poor Scholar, " the, ;115 Povey, Jno., ;38 Power, Tyrone, ;14 "Pride Must Have a Fall, ";115 "Prince's Frolic, " the, ;114 Providence Theatre, ;24 "Raising the Wind, ";36, ;116 Raymond, J. T., ;92, ;132, ;142 Raymond, Miss, ;45 Raymond, O. B., ;61 Rea, Mrs., ;45 Recollections of Burton's acting, ;121-176 Reeve, John, ;14 "Rent Day, " the, ;114 "Review, " the, ;113 Richings, Peter, ;23, ;38 "Rip Van Winkle, ";132 "Rivals, " the, ;9, ;10, ;13, ;87, ;99, ;112, ;162 "Road to Ruin, " the, ;13, ;51, ;54, ;72, ;74, ;88, ;112, ;162, ;165 "Robert Macaire, ";112 Robertson, Agnes, ;45, ;46, ;47, ;90, ;98 Robertson, T. W., ;132 Robson, Stuart, ;92 "Rosedale, ";132 Rowe, Fawcett, ;92 Russell, Mrs. (née Shaw; Mrs. Hoey), ;45, ;46; extended mention, ;62, ;63, note Sandy Hill, N. Y., ;90 Sartain, J., engraver, ;9 "School, ";132 "School for Grown Children, ";115 "School for Scandal, " the, ;13; cast of, ;37, ;113, ;132, ;163 "School for Tigers, " a, ;47, ;73 "School of Reform, " the, ;82 "Secrets Worth Knowing, ";114 "Self, ";112 "Serious Family, " the, ;86, ;94, ;98, ;112; extended mention, ;152 et seq.; incident, ;153; story, ;155, ;156 Setchell, D., ;45, ;101 Shakespeare, ;29, ;78, ;96, ;97, ;100, ;122, ;123, ;134, ;172, ;179, ;180, ;181, ;182 Shaw, Miss (see Mrs. Russell) Shaw, Mrs., ;38 Sheridan, R. B., ;9, ;64, ;164 "She Stoops to Conquer, ";13, ;112, ;132, ;162 "Siamese Twins, " the, ;140 "Simpson & Co., ";113 Simpson, Edmund, ;37 Skerrett, Mrs., ;45 "Sketches in India, ";14, ;113 "Slasher and Crasher, ";112 "Slave Actress, " the, ;115 Smith, Sydney, ;129 "Socialism, ";114 "Soldier's Daughter, " the, ;11, ;94, ;97, ;116 Sophocles, ;22 Sothern, E. A., ;132, ;142 Southwick, S., ;90 "Spectre Bridegroom, " the, ;116 "Speed the Plough, ";13 "Sphinx, " the, ;114 "Spitfire, " the, ;116 "Spring and Autumn, ";23, ;116 "Stag Hall, ";115 "State Secrets, ";112 "St. Cupid, ";117 "Still Waters Run Deep, ";75, ;113 Stone, H. D., preface, ;51, note St. Paul's School, ;3 "Stranger, " the, ;113 "Such As It Is, ";114 Sussex, England, ;5 "Sweethearts and Wives, ";13, ;23, ;112 "Take That Girl Away, ";112 Taylor, Mary, ;38, ;45, ;60, ;66; extended mention, ;91, ;98, ;169 "Tempest, " the, ;75, ;81, ;95, ;112, ;175 "Temptation, ";114 Tennyson, Lord, ;97 "That Blessed Baby, ";140 Theatres: American, Phila., ;20 Arch Street, Phila., ;9, ;13, ;26 Astor Place Opera-House, ;97 Boston, ;102 Broadway, ;38, ;67, note Brougham's Lyceum, N. Y., ;60. Burton's, Chambers St., ;27, ;29, ;34, ;36, ;39, ;40, ;42, ;44, ;47, ;56, ;63, ;74, ;85, ;88, ;93, ;97, ;99, ;149, ;168, ;169, ;172, ;175 Burton's New (Metropolitan), ;88, ;99, ;100, ;101, ;102 Castle Garden, ;98 Chatham, N. Y., ;97 Chatham Garden, N. Y., ;53 Chestnut Street, Phila., ;13, ;15, ;26 Cooke's Circus, Phila., ;24 Covent Garden, London, ;166 Ford's, Boston, ;37 Front St., Baltimore, ;26 Haymarket, London, ;6 Laura Keene's, ;101 Leonard and Church Sts., N. Y., ;24 Mechanics' Hall, Hamilton, Canada, ;110 National, Leonard St., N. Y., ;22, ;23 National, Phila., ;24 Niblo's Garden, ;23, ;99, ;103 Olympic, London, ;85 Olympic, N. Y., ;38, ;97 Palmo's Opera-House, ;27, ;33 Park, N. Y., ;23, ;25, ;37, ;38, ;39 Pavilion, London, ;6 Providence, ;24 Tripler Hall, N. Y., ;99 Union Square, N. Y., ;132 Wallack's Lyceum, ;64, ;70 Wallack's, ;54, ;132 Washington, ;26 "The Cork Leg, " song, ;12 Thompson, L. S., ;45; extended mention, ;82-84 "Three and Deuce, ";15 "Tom Noddy's Secret, ";112 "Toodles, " the, ;94, ;112, ;152; extended mention, ;156 "To Parents and Guardians, ";49, ;113 Toronto, Canada, ;103 Tripler Hall, N. Y., ;99 "Turning the Tables, ";116, ;140 "Turnpike Gate, " the, ;116 "Twelfth Night, ";49, ;77, ;78, ;95, ;112, ;174 "Twice Killed, ";114 "Two Bonnycastles, " the, ;112 "Two Buzzards, " the, ;116 "Two Orphans, " the, ;132 Union Square Theatre, ;132 United States Bank, ;24 "Upper Ten and Lower Twenty, ";116 "Used Up, ";67, note. Van Buren, Martin, President, ;20 "Vanity Fair, ";117 "Venice Preserved, ";15 "Vicar of Wakefield, " the, ;114 Walcot, C. M., ;38, ;64 Walcott, Mrs., ;97 Wallack, Fanny, ;45, ;161 Wallack, J. W. (elder), ;14, ;15, ;16, ;22, ;23, ;25, ;46 Wallack, Lester, ;45, ;51; extended mention, ;65 et seq., ;67, note, ;72, ;74, ;75, ;78, ;92, ;175 Wallack's Lyceum, ;64, ;70 Wallack's Theatre, ;54, ;132 "Wall Street, ";115 "Wandering Minstrel, " the, ;112, ;133, ;139 "Wanted, ;1, 000 Milliners, ";113; extended mention, ;137 et seq. Washington Theatre, ;26 "Water Party, " the, ;23, ;114 Watson, Miss, ;15 Watson, Mrs., ;15 "Way to Get Married, " the, ;68 Wemyss, F. C., preface, ;15, ;25, ;33, ;125 "West End, " the, ;68 Weston, Lizzie, ;45, ;46, ;68, ;169 "Wheel of Fortune, " the, ;77 White, R. W., ;80, ;172 "Widow Machree, " song, ;90 "Widow's Victim, " the, ;112 "Wild Oats, ";67, ;117, ;162 Williams, Mrs. Barney, ;47 Windsor, England, ;5 Winstanley, Mrs., ;38 "Winter's Tale, ";95, ;98, ;175 Winter, Wm., ;28 "Witch Wife, " the, ;115 Wood, Wm. B., preface, ;14, ;34 Woodworth, Sam'l, poet, ;22 Wynne, James, M.D., ;181 "Young Actress, " the, ;47, ;90 Young, Mrs. (see Mrs. Hughes) "Young Quaker, " the, ;115 "You're Another, ";116 "Youthful Days of Louis XIV., ";117