Appendix

Appendix

No. II.

Letter from Mr. Carlyle referred to in vol. ii. p. 160.[526]

EDINBURGH, 21 COMELY BANK, 13th April 1828.

SIR,--In February last I had the honour to receive a letter from Von Goethe, announcing the speedy departure, from Weimar, of a Packet for me, in which, among other valuables, should be found "two medals," to be delivered "mit verbindlichsten Grüssen" to Sir Walter Scott. By a slow enough conveyance this Kästchen, with its medals in perfect safety, has at length yesterday come to hand, and now lays on me the enviable duty of addressing you.

Among its multifarious contents, the Weimar Box failed not to include a long letter--considerable portion of which, as it virtually belongs to yourself, you will now allow me to transcribe. Perhaps it were thriftier in me to reserve this for another occasion; but considering how seldom such a Writer obtains such a Critic, I cannot but reckon it pity that this friendly intercourse between them should be anywise delayed.

"Sehen Sie Herrn Walter Scott, so sagen Sie ihm auf das verbindlichste in meinem Namen Dank für den lieben heitern Brief, gerade in dem schönen Sinne geschrieben, dass der Mensch dem Menschen werth seyn müsse. So auch habe ich dessen Leben Napoleon's erhalten und solches in diesen Winterabenden und Nächten von Anfang bis zu Ende mit Aufmerksamkeit durchgelesen.

"Mir war höchst bedeutend zu sehen, wie sich der erste Erzähler des Jahrhunderts einem so ungemeinen Geschäft unterzieht und uns die überwichtigen Begebenheiten, deren Zeuge zu seyn wir gezwungen wurden, in fertigem Zuge vorüberführt. Die Abtheilung durch Capitel in grosse zusammengehörige Massen giebt den verschlungenen Ereignissen die reinste Fasslichkeit, und so wird dann auch der Vortrag des Einzelnen auf das unschätzbarste deutlich und anschaulich.

"Ich las es im Original, und da wirkte es ganz eigentlich seiner Natur nach. Es ist ein patriotischer Britte der spricht, der die Handlungen des Feindes nicht wohl mit günstigen Augen ansehen kann, der als ein rechtlicher Staatsbürger zugleich mit den Unternehmungen der Politik auch die Forderungen der Sittlichkeit befriedigt wünscht, der den Gegner, im frechen Laufe des Glücks, mit unseligen Folgen bedroht, und auch im bittersten Verfall ihn kaum bedauern kann.

"Und so war mir noch ausserdem das Werk von der grössten Bedeutung, indem es mich an das Miterlebte theils erinnerte, theils mir manches Uebersehene nun vorführte, mich auf einem unerwarteten Standpunkt versetzte, mir zu erwägen gab was ich für abgeschlossen hielt, und besonders auch mich befähigte die Gegner dieses wichtigen Werkes, an denen es nicht fehlen kann, zu beurtheilen und die Einwendungen, die sie von ihrer Seite vortragen, zu würdigen.

Sie sehen hieraus dass zu Ende des Jahres keine höhere Gabe hätte zu mir gelangen können. Es ist dieses Werk mir zu einem goldenen Netz geworden, womit ich die Schattenbilder meines vergangenen Lebens aus den Lethes-Fluthen mit reichem Zuge herauszuforschen mich beschäftige.

"Ungefähr dasselbige denke ich in dem nächsten Stücke von Kunst und Alterthum zu sagen."

With regard to the medals, which are, as I expected, the two well-known likenesses of Goethe himself, it could be no hard matter to dispose of them safely here, or transmit them to you, if you required it, without delay: but being in this curious fashion appointed as it were Ambassador between two Kings of Poetry, I would willingly discharge my mission with the solemnity that beseems such a business, and naturally it must flatter my vanity and love of the marvellous, to think that, by means of a Foreigner whom I have never seen, I might now have access to my native Sovereign, whom I have so often seen in public and so often wished that I had claim to see and know in private and near at hand.--Till Whitsunday I continue to reside here; and shall hope that some time before that period I may have opportunity to wait on you, and, as my commission bore, to hand you these memorials in person.

Meanwhile I abide your further orders in this matter; and so, with all the regard which belongs to one to whom I in common with other millions owe so much,--I have the honour to be,

Sir, most respectfully your servant, THOMAS CARLYLE.

Besides the two medals specially intended for you, there have come four more, which I am requested generally to dispose of amongst "Wohlwollenden," Perhaps Mr. Lockhart, whose merits in respect of German Literature, and just appreciation of this its Patriarch and Guide, are no secret, will do me the honour to accept of one and direct me through your means how I am to have it conveyed?

Translation of the Letter from Goethe.

Should you see Sir Walter Scott, be so kind as return to him my most grateful thanks for his dear and cheerful letter,--a letter written in just that beautiful temper which makes one man feel himself to be worth something to another. Say, too, that I received his Life of Napoleon, and have read it this winter--in the evening and at night--with attention from beginning to end. To me it was full of meaning to observe how the first novelist of the century took upon himself a task and business, so apparently foreign to him, and passed under review with rapid stroke those important events of which it had been our fate to be eye-witnesses. The division into chapters, embracing masses of intimately connected events, gives a clearness to the historical sequence that otherwise might have been only too easily confused, while, at the same time, the individual events in each chapter are described with a clearness and a vividness quite invaluable.

I read the work in the original, and the impression it made upon me was thus free from the disturbing influence of a foreign medium. I found myself listening to the words of a patriotic Briton, who finds it impossible to regard the actions of the enemy with a favourable eye,--an honest citizen this, whose desire is, that while political considerations shall always receive due weight, the demands of morality shall never be overlooked; one who, while the enemy is borne along in his wanton course of good fortune, cannot forbear to point with warning finger to the inevitable consequences, and in his bitterest disaster can with difficulty find him worthy of a tear.

The book was in yet another respect of the greatest importance to me, in that it brought back to my remembrance events through which I had lived--now showing me much that I had overlooked, now transplanting me to some unexpected standpoint, thus forcing me to reconsider a question which I had looked upon as settled, and in a special manner putting me in a position to pass judgment upon the unfavourable critics of this book--for these cannot fail--and to estimate at their true value the objections which are sure to be made from their side. From all this you will understand how the end of last year could have brought with it no gift more welcome to me than this book. The work has become to me as it were a golden net, wherewith I can recover from out the waves of Lethe the shadowy pictures of my past life, and in that rich draught I am finding my present employment.

I intend making a few remarks to the same purpose in the next number of Kunst und Alterthum.[527]

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FOOTNOTES:

[526] It is much to be regretted that Scott and Carlyle never met. The probable explanation is that the admirable letter now printed in extenso, coming into a house where there was sickness, and amid the turmoil of London life, was carefully laid aside for reply at a more convenient season. This season, unfortunately, never came. Scott did not return to Scotland until June 3d, and by that time Carlyle had left Edinburgh and settled at Craigenputtock. He must, however, have seen Scott subsequently, as he depicts him in the memorable words, "Alas! his fine Scottish face, with its shaggy honesty and goodness, when we saw it latterly in the Edinburgh streets, was all worn with care--the joy all fled from it, and ploughed deep with labour and sorrow."Return to passage

Mr. Lockhart once said to a friend that he regretted that they had never met, and gave as a reason the state of Scott's health.

[527] This purpose Goethe seems to have carried out, for in the "Chronologie" which is printed in the two-volume edition of his works, published at Stuttgart 1837 (vol. ii. page 663), the following entry is found:--"1827. Ueber neuere französische Literatur.--Ueber chinesische Gedichte.--Ueber das Leben Napoleon's von Walter Scott."Return to passage

No. III.

Contents of the Volume of Irish Manuscript referred to, vol. ii. p. 289.

1. The rudiments of an Irish Grammar and Prosody; the first leaf wanting.

2. The Book of Rights; giving an account of ye rents and subsidies of the kings and princes of Ireland. It is said to have (been) written by Beinin MacSescnen, the Psalmist of Saint Patrick. It is entirely in verse, except a few sentences of prose taken from ye booke of Glandelogh.

3. A short poem giving an account of ye disciples and favourites of St. Patrick.

4. A poem of Eochy O Flyn's; giving an account of the followers of Partholan, the first invader of Ireland after the flood.

5. A poem written by Macliag, Brian Boruay's poet Laureat. It gives an account of the twelve sons of Kennedy, son of Lorcan, Brian's father; and of ye Dalcassian race in general.

6. A book of annals from the year 976 to 1014, including a good account of the battle of Clontarf, etc.

7. A collection of Historical poems by different authors, such as O Dugan, etc., and some extracts, as they seem, from the psalter of Cashill, written by Cormac-mac-Cuilinan, Archbishop and King of Leath Mogha, towards the beginning or middle of the ninth century; Cobhach O Carmon and O Heagusa have their part in these poems. In them are interspersed many other miscellaneous tracts, among which is one called Sgeul-an-Erin, but deficient, wherein mention is made of Garbh mac Stairn, said to be slain by Cuchullin; a treatise explaining the Ogham manner of writing which is preserved in this book; the privileges of the several kings and princes of Ireland, in making their tours of the Kingdom, and taking their seats at the Feis of Tara; and an antient moral and political poem as an advice to princes and chieftains, other poems and prophecies, etc., chronological and religious, disposed in no certain order.

8. The last will and testament of Cormac-mac-Cuilinan in verse.

9. The various forms of the Ogham.

10. The death of Cuchullin, an antient story interspersed with poems, which, if collected, would contain the entire substance of the composition, which is very good (except in one instance) and founded on real fact.

11. The bloody revenge of Conall Cearnach for the death of Cuchullin. This may be considered as the sequel of the preceding story, and of equal authority and antiquity. It is written in the very same style, and contains a beautiful elegy on Cuchullin by his wife Eimhir.

12. The death of Cormac Con luings, written in the same style with the foregoing stories.

13. The genealogies of all ye principal Irish and Anglo-Norman families of Ireland to the end.

14. A very good copy of the Cath-Gabhra.

The above table of contents is in the handwriting of Dr. Matthew Young, late Bishop of Clonfert, a man possessing the highest talents and learning, and who had been acquainted with the Irish language from his infancy. J.B.

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No. IV.

"A Former Empress."--P. 451.

The Church of Santa Maria del Carmine contains relics dear alike to the romance of democracy and empire. It was from this church that Masaniello harangued the fickle populace in vain; it was here that he was despatched by three bandits in the pay of the Duke of Maddaloni; and here he found an honourable interment during a rapid reflux of popular favour. In this church, too, lies Conradin the last prince of the great house of Suabia, with his companion in arms and in death, Frederic, son of the Margrave of Baden, with pretensions, through his mother, to the Dukedom of Austria. The features of the mediæval building have long since been obliterated by reconstructions of the 17th and 18th centuries, while round the tomb of Conradin a tissue of fictions has been woven by the piety and fondness of after times. The sceptics of modern research do not, however, forbid us to believe that there may be an element of truth in the beautiful legend of the visit and benefactions of Elizabeth Margaret of Bavaria, the widowed mother of Conradin, erroneously dignified with the title of Empress, to the resting-place of her son. Her statue in the convent, with a purse in her hand, seems to attest the tale, which was no doubt related to the Scottish Poet, and may well have stirred his fancy. What the epitaph was which he copied we cannot now determine. It is not pretended that the unhappy lady was buried here, but two inscriptions commemorate the ferocity of Charles of Anjou, and the vicissitudes of fortune which befell his victims. One, believed to be of great antiquity, is attached to a cross or pillar erected at the place of execution. It breathes the insolence of the conqueror mingled with a barbarous humour embodied in a play on words--for "Asturis" has a double reference to the kite and to the place "Astura," at which the fugitive Princes were captured:

"Asturis ungue Leo Pullum rapiens Aquilinum Hic deplumavit, acephalumque dedit."

The other lines, in the Church, of more modern date, are conceived in a humaner spirit, and may possibly be those which touched the heart of the old worshipper of chivalry.

Ossibvs et memoriæ Conradini de Stovffen, vltimi ex sva progenie Sveviæ dveis, Conradi Rom. Regis F. et Friderici II, imp. nepotis, qui cvm Siciliæ et Apvliæ regna exercitv valido, vti hereditaria vindicare proposvisset, a Carolo Andegavio I. hvivs nominis rege Franco cæperani in agro Palento victvs et debellatvs extitit, deniqve captvs cvm Frederico de Asbvrgh vltimo ex linea Avstriæ dvce, itineris, ac eivsdem fortvnæ sotio, hic cvm aliis (proh scelvs) a victore rege secvri percvssvs est.

Pivm Neap. coriariorvm collegivm, hvmanarvm miseriarvm memor, loco in ædicvlam redacto, illorvm memoriam ab interitv conservavit.

(For the details of the death of Conradin and the stories connected with his memory see Summonte, Storia di Napoli, vol. ii. Celano, Notizie di Napoli Giornata Quarta, and St. Priest, Histoire de la Conquête de Naples, vol. iii.)

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No. V.

"Mother Goose's Tales," p. 459. The following note by a distinguished authority on Nursery Tales, will be read with interest.

"It is unfortunate that Sir Walter Scott did not record in his Diary the dates of the Neapolitan collection of 'Mother Goose's Tales,' and of the early French editions with which he was acquainted. He may possibly have meant Basile's Lo Cunto de li cunti (Naples, 1637-44 and 1645), which contains some stories analogous to those which Scott mentions. There can be no doubt, however, that France, not Italy, can claim the shapes of Blue Beard, The Sleeping Beauty, Puss in Boots, and the other 'Tales of Mother Goose,' which are known best in England. Other forms of these nursery traditions exist, indeed, not only in Italian, but in most European and some Asiatic and African languages. But their classical shape in literature is that which Charles Perrault gave them, in his Contes de ma Mère l'Oie, of 1697. Among the 'early French editions' which Sir Walter knew, probably none were older than Dr. Douce's copy of 1707, now in the Bodleian. The British Museum has no early copy. There was an example of the First Edition sold in the Hamilton sale: another, or the same, in blue morocco, belonged to Charles Nodier, and is described in his Mélanges. The only specimen in the Public Libraries of Paris is in the Bibliothèque Victor Cousin. It is probable that the 'dumpy duodecimo' in the Neapolitan dialect, seen by Scott, was a translation of Perrault's famous little work. The stories in it, which are not in the early French editions, may be L'Adroite Princesse, by a lady friend of Perrault's, and Peau d'Ane in prose, a tale which Perrault told only in verse. These found their way into French and Flemish editions after 1707. Our earliest English translation seems to be that of 1729, and the name of 'Mother Goose' does not appear to occur in English literature before that date. It is probably a translation of 'Ma Mère l'Oie,' who gave her name to such old wives' fables in France long before Perrault's time, as the spider, Ananzi, gives his name to the 'Nancy Stories' of the negroes in the West Indies. Among Scott's Century of Inventions, unfulfilled projects for literary work, few are more to be regretted than his intended study of the origin of Popular Tales, a topic no longer thought 'obnoxious to ridicule.'"--A.L.

No. VI.

DESCENDANTS OF SIR WALTER SCOTT.

SIR WALTER SCOTT, == CHARLOTTE CARPENTER, d. Sept. 21, 1832. d. May 14, 1826. | ____________________________________|______________________________________________ | | | | SOPHIA, == JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART, WALTER, = JANE JOBSON. ANNE, CHARLES, d. May 1837. | d. Nov. 25, 1854. d. Feb. 8, d. 1877. d. June 1833. d. Oct. 28, 1841, | 1847, s.p. | s.p. |____________________________________________ | | | JOHN HUGH, WALTER SCOTT, CHARLOTTE, == JAMES HOPE. d. Dec. 15, 1831. d. Jan. 1853, d. Oct. 26, | d. April 29, s.p. 1858. | 1873. ________________________________________________|________ | | | MARY MONICA,==HON. JOSEPH MAXWELL, WALTER MICHAEL, MARGARET ANNE, | d. 1858. d. 1858. | ____________________________|__________________________________________________________________________ | | | | | | | WALTER MARY WINIFRED MARY JOSEPH MICHAEL, ALICE MARY MALCOLM JOSEPH MARGARET MARY JOSEPH, JOSEPHINE, JOSEPHINE, b. May 25, JOSEPHINE, RAPHAEL, LUCY, b. April 10, b. June 5, b. March 7, 1878, 1880. b. Oct. 9, b. Oct. 22, b. Dee. 13, 1875. 1876. d. March 12, 1880. 1881. 1883. 1886.

INDEX.

Abbeville, i. 284, 300. Abbotsford labourers, i. 156. Abercorn, Lady, ii. 452. Abercrombie, Dr., i. 159; ii. 356,400. Miss, ii. 281 n. Abercromby, James (afterwards Lord Dunfermline), ii. 326 and n. Lord, i. 24, 25, 109, 225, 226; ii. 4, 5, 86, 89, 124, 314. Aberdeen, Lord, ii. 63 n., 313, 314. Abud & Son, bill-brokers, London, i. 268; ii. 57 seq., 62 n., 65, 79. Academy, Edinburgh, Examination, ii. 4. Acland, Sir Thomas, ii. 163, 168. Adam, Right Hon. William, Lord Chief Commissioner, i. 140, 203, 209, 323, 357-8, 369; ii. 69, 74, seq., 86, 118, 133, 136, 326, 355, 364, 366, 375; sketch of, i. 86; at Abbotsford, ii. 95; Scott's visits to Blair-Adam, i. 215, 246, 403; ii. 207, 308, 336. See Blair-Adam. Admiral Sir Charles, i. 61, 140, 247, 357, 369; ii. 207, 308, 336. Sir Frederick, i. 246; on Byron and the Greeks, 251, 252; ii. 283,462, 474. John, i. 86 n. Adam's class, High School, Edinburgh, ii. 274. Addington, Dr., ii. 188. Adolphus, John, ii. 169, 186, 187. John L., letters to Heber, ii. 24 and n., 25, 169, 273 n. Advocates' Library, plans, i. 122; ii. 84-85. African travellers, i. 170. Ainslie, General, ii. 135. Robert, ii. 257. Ainsworth, W.H., i. 273. Airaines, i. 300. Aitken, John, ii. 426. Albums, suppression of, i. 1. Alexander, Emperor, i. 292; ii. 49. Alexander, Right Hon. Sir W., Chief Baron of Exchequer, ii. 166. Mrs., of Ballochmyle, ii. 174. Algiers, consular establishment at, ii. 437-439. Allan, Thomas, ii. 76. Sir William, P.R.A., i. 45 and n., 119, 403; ii. 24 seq.; "Landing of Queen Mary," i. 225. Allans, the Hay (John Sobieski and Charles Edward Stuart), ii. 296, 299 n. Alloway, Lord, ii. 68 n., 212, Almacks, a novel, i. 370. Alnwick Castle, visit to, ii. 47; Abbey, 48. Alvanley, Lady, i. 196. Lord, ii. 169. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 71. "Andrea de Ferraras," ii. 460. Annandale claim, i. 210. Anne of Geierstein, ii. 225, 246, 267. Anstruther, Philip, i. 405. Antiquarian Society of Scotland, ii. 74, 289. Appleby Castle, i. 270. Arbuthnot, Sir William, i. 96, 318; ii. 247, 286, 293. Mr. and Mrs., i. 305, 306 and n., 310; ii. 177, 179. Arden, Misses, ii. 169, 351. Argyle's stone, ii. 33. Argyll, John, Duke of, projected life of, ii. 269. Arkwright, Mrs., ii. 47, 170, 173, 177, 178, 180. Arniston, old oak room at, ii. 94. Ashbourne, ii. 152. Ashestiel visited in 1826, i. 168. Ashford criminal case, i. 309. Ashley, Lord, i. 292. Mrs., ii. 462, 481. Ashworth, Mr., ii. 27. Auchinrath, ii. 220. Audubon, John James, the ornithologist, i. 343-45, 354 n. Augmentation cases of stipend, ii. 345. Austen's, Miss, novels, i. 155; ii. 37. Aylesbury, ii. 156, 157. Ayton, Miss, prima donna of the Italian Opera, ii. 90.

Baillie, Charles, afterwards Lord Jerviswoode, ii. 85 n., 358. Baillie, Mrs. Charles, Mellerstain, ii. 109. Joanna, i. 150, 303; ii. 78, 162, 265 n., 273 n., 408 and n.; tragedy and witchcraft, 10. Bainbridge, George, of Liverpool, i. 190, 233, 252, 262, 338, 381, 382, 384, 390; ii. 9, 39, 53. 'Balaam,' i. 184 and n. Balcaskie Manor-house, i. 404. Balfour of Balbirnie, ii. 232. Charles, ii. 368. Ballantyne & Co., i. 51-53; stop payment, 83; liabilities, 99 n., ii. 160. Alexander, i. 192; ii. 14, 149, 258, 299, 312; skill as a violinist, i. 398; assumed as a partner, ii. 237. James, meeting with Cadell and Constable, i. 13; calls at Castle Street, 57; dinner and guests, 58; on Scott's style, 75, 81, 83; on Devorgoil, 95, 96; 'False Delicacy,' 99; Woodstock, 103; as "Tom Tell-truth," recollections of Lord of the Isles, 128; Malachi, 130, 132; mottoes, 161; opinion of Woodstock, 167; press corrections, 174, 191; 'roars for chivalry,' 222; opinion on Napoleon, 239, 251; illness, 257; at Abbotsford, 263-264; Napoleon, 374, 398; on Bride of Lammermoor and Legend of Montrose, 408, 409 n.; prospect, ii. 4; The Drovers, 11; commercial disasters, 12 n.; Chronicles, 14, 81, 90, 112; at Abbotsford, 15, 356-357 n., 395; the copyrights, 38; criticism, 78; Scott's consideration for, 106; on "Ossianic" character, 122, 158; Scott's handwriting, 204; wife's illness and death, 234-236; names his trustees, 238, 240, 266, 267; letter from Scott, 270, 272, 312, 315; visit to Prestonpans, 340; objects to a new epistle from Malachi, 357; approves of an amanuensis, 371; a motto wanted, 374. Ballingray, ii. 209, 338. Baluty Mount, ii. 440. Bankes, William, i. 12 and n., 306, 309; ii. 173 n. Bank of Scotland, ii. 244. Banking Club of Scotland, ii. 246. Bank-note business, i. 144. Bannatyne Club, i. 350, 351, 370; ii. 77, 89, 121, 237, 314, 338. Bannatyne, George, Memorial of, ii. 87 and n. Sir Wm, M'Leod, ii. 129. Barham, The, ii. 414 seq. Barnard Castle, ii. 197. Barranco, ii. 465. Barrington, Mrs., ii. 47. Barrow, Sir John, i. 21, 381; ii. 427. Bathurst, Earl, i. 362 n.; ii. 51, 172. Lady, i. 306. Colonel Seymour, ii. 445, 446. Bauchland, ii. 14. Bayes in the Rehearsal, i. 205 and n. Beacon newspaper, i. 323 and n. Beard's Judgments, ii. 79. Beauclerk, Lady Charlotte, i. 18, 19. Beaumont and Fletcher's Lover's Progress, i. 46. Beaumont, Sir George, i. 111; anecdote of, with Wordsworth, 334; death, 358. Beauvais Cathedral, i. 285. Bedford, Duke and Duchess of, ii. 73. Belhaven, Lord and Lady, ii. 133. Bell, Mr., London, ii. 170. Mr., ii. 225, 226. George, ii. 73, 238. Miss E., of Coldstream, ii. 139 and n. Miss Jane, of North Shields, i. 101; ii. 2-3. Belsches, Miss W., afterwards Lady Forbes, i. 404 n.; ii. 55. Beresford, Lord, ii. 230. Admiral Sir John, ii. 43 and n. Berlingas, ii. 431. Bernadotte, i. 385. Berri, Duchess of, i. 296. Bessborough, Lord, ii. 50. Bethell, Dr., Bishop of Gloucester, ii. 47. Bevis of Hampton, ii. 460. Big bow-wow strain, i. 61, 155. Binning, Lord and Lady, ii. 78, 86. Birmingham, i. 313. Bishop, Dr., i. 408. "Bizarro, death of," ii. 476. Black, A. & C., publishers, ii. 108 n. Captain, R.N., i. 405. Black, Dr., account of David Hume's last illness, ii. 4-5. Blade Dwarf, scene of the, ii. 306 n. Black-fishing Court at Selkirk, ii. 357. Blackwood, William, and Malachi, i. 130, 179, 222, 233. Blackwood's Magazine, ii. 266, 386 n. Blair, Captain, ii. 396. Sir U. Hunter, ii. 236. Colonel, and Mrs. Hunter, ii. 233, 236, 238, 239. Blair-Adam, i. 246; meetings of Blair-Adam Club, i. 215, 403; ii. 207; 12th anniversary, 308; 13th, 336. Blakeney, Mr., tutor to the Duke of Buccleuch, i. 321. Blomfield, Bishop, i. 26; ii. 163. Bloomfield, Lord, i. 411. Boaden's, James, the Garrick papers, ii. 83 n. Bonaparte, See Napoleon. Bonnechose, Emile de, i. 287. Bonnie Dundee, air of, i. 60, 64, 65. Bonnington, Mr., at Kenilworth, ii. 153 n. Bonnymoor conflict, ii. 435. Boothby, Sir William, i. 51. Borgo, Count Pozzo di, i. 266, 286, 289, 297. Borthwick Castle, ii. 92-93. Borthwicks of Crookston, i. 359, 395. Boswell, Sir Alexander, duel with Stuart of Dunearn, i. 58 and n.; ii. 232. James, i. 58 n. Bothwell Castle, ii. 192 n. Boufflers, Madame de, i. 299 and n. Boulogne, i. 300. Bourgoin, Mademoiselle, a French actress, i. 287. Bourmont, General, ii, 438. Boutourlin's Moscow Campaign, i. 318. Bouverie, Mr., the English Commissioner, ii. 212. Boyd, Mr., Broadmeadows, i. 242. Boyd, Walter, of Boyd, Benfield & Co., ii. 166, 167 and n. Boyle, Eight Hon. David, Lord Justice-Clerk, i. 10, 14, 27, 57, 109, 409; ii. 124, 229, 314. Brabazon, Lady Theodosia, ii. 72. Bradford, Sir Thomas, i. 264; ii. 334. Brahan Castle, ii. 203 n. Brambletye House, i. 273 and n. Bran, Scott's deerhound, ii. 372 n. Braxfield, Lord, i. 27 n. Brewer's Merry Devil, ii. 10 and n. Brewster, Dr. (afterwards Sir David), and Mrs., i. 233 and n., 241; ii. 2, 25, 50, 53, 146, 259, 260, 275, 279, 371. Bride of Lammermoor, letter from William Clerk, ii. 300 n. Bridge, Mr., the jeweller, ii. 175. Brinkley, Dr. John, Bishop of Cloyne, ii. 290. Brisbane, Sir Thomas M., i. 249 and n., 318; ii. 8. Bristol riots, ii. 419 n., 435 and n. Brocque, Monsieur, of Montpelier, i. 148. Brougham, Lord, ii. 205, 414. Brown's Selkirkshire quoted, i. 356; ii. 358 n. Brown, Launcelot, ii. 47. Brown, Misses, of George Square, Edinburgh, ii. 35, 72. Brown's, Mrs., lodgings, 5 St. David Street, i. 191, 226. Bruce, Professor John, ii. 309 and n. Bruce, Tyndall, ii. 309. Bruce, Mr., from Persia, i. 250, 251. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 146. Brunel, ii. 425. Brunton, Rev. Dr., i. 175 n. Brydone, Mrs. (widow of Patrick Brydone), i. 61 and n. Buccleuch, fifth Duke of, i. 110, 244, 265, 326 n., 336; ii. 71, 96, 120, 177, 223, 224, 232, 381, 392, 415. Buccleuch, Dowager Duchess of. See Montagu. Buchan, Earl of, i. 255, 328; death of, ii. 272. Buchan, Dr. James, i. 14. Buchan, Peter, Peterhead, ii. 24. Buchanan, Hector Macdonald, i. 6 n., 31, 209, 326, 359, 412; ii. 69, 85, 136, 200. Buchanan, James Macdonald, ii. 201. Buchanan, Miss Macdonald, of Drummakill, i. 3, 106, 343, 361. Buchanan, Major, of Cambusmore, ii. 89, 125. Buchanan, Mr., Scott's amanuensis, ii. 344, 349. Buckingham, Duchess of, i. 277. Buckingham's assassination, ii. 426. Bugnie, Signor, ii. 76. Burchard, Captain, i. 382. Burke, Edmund, ii. 177, 189. Burke, trial of, ii. 218 n.; execution, 225, 227, 245; Patterson's "collection of anecdotes," 263. Burleigh House, visit to, i. 272. Burn, Mr., architect, ii. 76, 77 n., 93, 403, 404. Burnet, George, funeral of, ii. 344. Burney, Dr., anecdote regarding, i. 309; ii. 190 and n. Burns, Col. James Glencairn, ii. 411. Burns, Robert, i. 202, 276, Scott's admiration for, 321; skill in patching up old Scotch songs, ii. 25. Burns, Tom, Coal Gas Committee, ii. 139. Burrell, a teacher of drawing, i. 137. Bury, Lady Charlotte (Campbell), i. 277; ii. 289, 299. Butcher, Professor, i. 113 n. Butler, Lady Eleanor, ii. 152 n. Byers, Colonel, ii. 29. Byron, Lord, notes, i. 1; memoirs, 8-9; characteristics of, 11-13; lunch at Long's in 1815, 59; views of the Greek question, 252; Moore's request for letters, ii. 216, 303; allusion to early attachment, 341; MSS., 402.

Cadell, Francis, ii. 341. Cadell, Robert, of Constable and Co., meeting with Ballantyne and Constable, i. 13; on affairs in London, 18; sympathy for Scott, 56; advice to Scott, 83; estrangement from Constable, 88; the sanctuary, 105, 109; 121, 218; promised the Chronicles, 219, 248; second instalment on Chronicles, 268; eighth volume of Napoleon, 343; Tales of a Grandfather, 401; second edition of Napoleon, ii. 3; equally responsible with Constable and Ballantyne, 12 n; General Gourgaud, 26; copyright of novels, 35; Scott's opinion of, 38; visits London, 61, 65, 66; copyright, 67; second series Chronicles, 68, 75; copyrights, 80; dissatisfied with the Chronicles, 81, 82, 84; plans for acquiring copyrights, 86; their purchase, 89-91; new edition of Tales of a Grandfather, 96, 106, 110, 112, 117; the Magnum, 119, 120, 123; proposals for three novels, 146; third edition of Tales of a Grandfather, 147; plans for the Magnum, 149, 158; success of Fair Maid of Perth, 200, 201; trustee for Ballantyne, 238; Heath's letter, 241; prospectus of Magnum issued, 243; Scott's efforts in behalf of, 244; and reciprocation, 245; opinion of Anne of Geierstein, 246, 249, 274, 281; prospects of Magnum, 285, 287, 294, 295; in treaty for Poetical Works, 296, 299; Magnum, 301, 302, 303, 307, 313, 321; a faithful pilot, 328; twelfth volume of Magnum, 331, 339; Prestonpans, 340; new copyrights, 351, 354; at Abbotsford, 356 n; remonstrates against a new Malachi, 363; Scott's visit, 374; copyrights, 383; bad debts, 395, 412, 418; 433, 456, 461, 472-473. Cæsarias, Sir Ewain, grave, ii. 151. Calais, i. 283-284, 300. Cambridge Master of Arts, anecdote of, ii. 196. "Cameria," ii. 479. Cameron of Lochiel, ii. 17. Camilla, a novel, ii. 190 n. Campbell Airds, ii. 136. Saddell, ii. 136. Sir Archibald, of Succoth, i. 14; ii. 114. General, of Lochnell, ii. 85. Sir James, of Ardkinglas, Memoirs, i. 176 n., 319. Colonel, of Blythswood, ii. 32, 33. Thomas, at Minto, i. 62; characterised, 217-218, 394; in great distress, ii. 171. Walter, ii. 133. Canning, George, i. 26, 267, 307, 310, 381, 382, 383, 393; ii. 6, 56, 161; his death, 19-20. Canterbury, Archbishop of (Howley), ii. 162 n.; (Tait), ii. 4 n. Capua, ii. 479. Caradori, Madam, ii. 294, 299. Carlisle, ii. 150, 151, 198. Carlyle, Thomas, ii. 160 n., 483-486. Carmine Church of Santa Maria, ii. 488-9. Carnarvon, Lord, ii. 10, 35. Carr, Mr. and Misses, ii. 265, 266. Carthage, ii. 441. Caruana, Don F. (Bishop of Malta), ii. 449. Cashiobury, ii. 193. Cassillis, Ayrshire, ii. 207. Castellamare, ii. 464. Castle Campbell, ii. 207. Street, "Poor 39," i. 122, 136-137, 155, 218. Castlereagh. See Londonderry. Cathcart, Captain, ii. 236. Cauldshiels, i. 228; Loch, 241. Cay, John, i. 22, 31. Cayley, Sir John, ii. 80. Celtic Society, present of a broadsword, i. 98; dinner, ii. 115, 248. Ceuta, ii. 436. Chalmers, Dr., on Waverley Novels, i. 175 n. Chambers, Robert, ii. 67, 233. William, ii. 77 n. Chantrey, Sir Francis, i. 119; ii. 176 n.; Scott sits for second bust, 182, 187. Charlcote Hall, ii. 155. Charles V. and Algiers, ii. 437. Edward, Prince, and the '45 at Culloden, i. 114-115; ii. 395. Charpentier, Madame (Lady Scott's mother), i. 188. Chatham, Lord, ii. 188. Chaworth, Mary, ii. 418 and n. Cheape, Douglas, i. 323-324 and n. George, ii. 310, 338. Chessmen from Lewis, ii. 422 and n. Cheltenham, i. 312. Chevalier, M., i. 290. Chiefswood, summer residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart, i. 170, 238, 262; ii. 24, 271. Chiswick, ii. 182. Christie, Mr. and Mrs., i. 311. Chronicles of the Canongate, first series: commencement, i. 200; progress, 213, 214; ii. 2, 36 n., 58 n.; completion and publication, 59 n.; i. 81-84; second series, in progress, ii. 62, 63, 68, 76; finished in April 1828, 158 and n. Chroniques Nationales, Jacques de Lalain, i. 127. Civic Crown, the, i. 10. Clan Ranald, the, i. 121. Clanronald's story of Highland credulity, ii. 71. Clarence, Duke of, i. 261; ii. 5. Clarendon's collection of pictures, ii. 192. Clarkson, Dr. James, i. 64, 381; ii. 365. Dr. Eben., ii. 149 and n., 373. Cleasby, Mr., ii. 261, 263. Cleghorn, Hugh, i. 405 and n. Clephane, Mrs. and Miss Maclean, i. 116; ii. 32, 333. Clerk, Sir George, i. 393-394. Miss E., death of, i. 83. Lieut. James, ii. 314. William, prototype of Darsie Latimer, i. 46, 61, 106, 124, 133, 140, 215, 221, 223, 225, 326, 343, 357, 366, 369, 395, 402, 403; ii. 4, 72, 75, 98, 124, 132, 133, 200, 201, 207, 211, 224, 229, 299, 300, 308, 314, 374 n.; sketch of, i. 2; chambers in Rose Court, 134; as a draughtsman, 138; dinner party, 368; Gourgaud, ii. 26, 30; on the judges' salaries, 288; letter from, 300 n. Clerk, Baron, i. 402; ii. 212, 305. Clerk's, John, Naval Tactics, i. 2 n. Clive, Lord, ii. 170, 181. Clonfert, Bishop of, ii. 486-7. Club, the, i. 135 n.; ii. 345. Clunie, Rev. John, ii. 92 and n. Coal Gas Co., i. 398, 400; ii. 132,139. Coalstoun Pear, ii. 282 and n. Cochrane, Mr., of the Foreign Review, ii. 274. Cockburn, Lord, i. 320; the poisoning woman, 361 n.; ii. 67, 218 n. Sir George, i. 278; his journal, 281. Robert, i. 16. Cockenzie, ii. 341. Codman, Mr., of Boston, ii. 286. Cohen. See Palgrave. Coke of Norfolk. See Leicester. Colburn, Mr. Henry, and the Garrick Papers, ii. 83; Huntly Gordon and the Religious Discourses, 114. Coleridge, Sir John Taylor, i. 21, 26 n. S.T., ii. 164, 186 n., 449 and n. Collyer, tutor to Count Davidoff, i. 15, 45; ii. 147. Colman, Mr., ii. 83, 84, 176. Colne, the, ii. 193. Colquhoun, John, of Killermont, ii. 336. Commission on the colleges in Scotland, i. 256. Composition, mode of, i. 117. Compton, Lady, ii. 25 and n., 30, 32. Conjuring story, ii. 419-420. Conradin, ii. 451 and n., 488-9. Constable & Co., position in Nov. 1825, i. 9; bond for £5000 for relief of H. and R., 30; confidence in London house, 60; the origin of the Magnum, 63, 64; anxiety, 68, 75; mysterious letter from, 81; H. and R.'s dishonoured bill for £1000, 82; the consequences of the fall, 85; Malachi, 130; affairs, 99, 109, 207, 379; "Did Constable ruin Scott?" ii. 12 n.; creditors, 38, 85; debts, 287, 473. Archibald, confidence in H. and R., i. 13, 57; in London, 81; interview with Scott on Jan. 24th, 1826, 92, 93; and on Feb. 6th, 107; and on March 14th, 154; power of gauging the value of literary property, 267 n.; death, ii. 11, 12. Constable, George, ii. 308 n., 340. Constable's Miscellany, dedication to George IV., i. 58 n. Contemporary Club, i. 226. Conversation, English, Scotch, and Irish, i. 2, 247. Conyngham, Lady, i. 278. Cooper, J. Fenimore, The Pilot at the Adelphi, London, i. 280; meets Scott at Paris, 295; publishing in America, 295, 296, 298; letter to Scott, ii. 109 n.; Scott reads Red Rover, 111; and Prairie, 116, 172; Mme. Mirbel's portrait of Scott, 256 n. Mr., an actor, i. 400. Copyrights of Waverley Novels, purchase of, ii. 80, 82, 85, 86; bought, 89; 90, 91. Corby Castle, ii. 151. Corder's trial, ii. 339. Corehouse, ii. 33, 34. Cork, freedom of, to Scott, i. 68. Cornwall, Barry. See Procter. Corri, Natali, ii. 202 and n. Coulter, Provost, i. 172 and n. Count Robert of Paris, origin of, i. 128; condemned by Cadell and Ballantyne, ii. 405. Court of Session, new regulations, i. 207, 208. Coutts, Mrs., afterwards Duchess of St. Albans, i. 18, 19, 93, 278; letter from, 414 n. Covenanters, Scott and the, ii. 404 n. Cowan, Alexander, i. 98, 99; ii. 85, 238, 395. Chas., Reminiscences, ii. 425 n. Cowdenknowes, visit to, i. 262. Cowper, Mr., ii. 475. Crabbe, Mr., i. 334; ii. 162 n. Craig, Sir James Gibson, ii. 12 n., 67 n. Craigcrook, ii. 292. Cramond Brig, i. 368. Crampton, Sir Philip, i. 242 n. Cranstoun, George, Lord Corehouse, Dean of Faculty, i. 206 and n., 223, 357, 369; Scott's visit to Corehouse, ii, 33, 130; Maule v. Maule, 217. Henry, i. 237 and n., 381; ii. 258. Craven, Mr. Keppel, ii. 460. Crighton, Tom, i. 245. Cringletie, Lord. See Murray, J.W. Crocket, Major, i. 364. Croker, Crofton, i. 278, 282. Croker, J. Wilson, i. 26, 158, 309, 385; ii. 163, 167, 173, 226, 256, 257, 304 n., 416; on Malachi, 159, 164; Duke of Clarence, 261, 262, 278, 302, 305, 306; dinner at the Admiralty, 307. Culross, excursion to, ii. 336, 337. Cumberland, Richard, i. 79. Cumnor Hall, ii. 228. Cunliffe, Mr., ii. 160. Cunningham, Allan, i. 278, 282; ii. 174 n., 184, 187, 191; Scott's opinion of, i. 305. Curle, James, Melrose, i. 69, 196. Mrs., funeral at Kelso, i. 78. Cutler, Sir John, i. 73 n.

Daily Routine, ii. 379, 385. Dalgleish, Sir Walter's butler, i. 65, 135. Dalhousie, George, ninth Earl of, sketch of, ii. 93; Bannatyne Club, 237, 259, 260; public dinner to, 286. Dalkeith House, pictures at, ii. 76; visit to, 222. Dallas, Mr., ii. 222. Dalrymple, David, Westhall, ii. 341 and n. Sir John, i. 395; ii. 80, 236. Lady Hew Hamilton, i. 266. Dandie Dimnont terriers, i. 166; Ginger, 379; Spice, ii. 388. Danvers, by Hook, ii. 8 n. D'Arblay, Madame, i. 308-9; ii. 190. D'Arcon, Chevalier, ii. 434 n. "Darsie Latimer." See Clerk, W. Dasent, Sir George, ii. 263 n. Dauphine, Madame la, i. 296. Daveis, Chas. S., ii. 342 and n., 343. Davidoff, Count, i. 15, 45, 63, 212, 220; ii. 23, 29, 68, 76, 85, 147, 298 n. Denis, the Black Captain, i. 176; ii. 68. Davidson, Prof., of Glasgow, ii. 314. Davies, Mrs., ii. 185. Davy, Lady, ii. 161, 165, 181, 423; sketch of, i. 107-109 and n. Dawson, Captain, ii. 222, 443. Dead friends to be spoken of, i. 195. "Death for Hector!" ii. 52. Dee, Dr., ii. 419. Defoe, criticism, i. 387 n., 390. Delicteriis, Chevalier, ii. 458, 460. Demonology, The, ii. 326-327, 333. Dempster, Geo., of Dunnichen, ii. 255. George and Mrs., of Skibo, i. 395 and n.; ii. 251 and n., 255. Dependants at Abbotsford, ii. 111 n. D'Escars, Duchess, i. 281. Descendants of Scott, ii. 491. De Vere, ii. 2. Devonshire, Duke of, i. 297; ii. 181, 183. Diary, custom of keeping, ii. 103. Dibdin, Dr., ii. 168. Dickinson, John, of Nash Mill, ii. 31, 331. Disraeli, Benjamin, i. 21, 22; Vivian Grey, i. 402. Distance! what a Magician! i. 172. Dividends, declaration of, ii. 77, 353. Dixon's Gairloch, ii. 72 n. Dobie, Mr., ii. 129. Dogs take a hare on Sunday, i. 264. Don, Dowager Lady, i. 98. Sir Alexander, i. 62, 116; sketch of, 175-6; death, 177; funeral, 179. Doom of Devorgoil, i. 94, 95 n.; ii. 200 n., 275. Douglas, Archibald, first Lord, i. 26 and n. second Lord, ii. 220 and n. Captain, R.N., ii. 220. Charles, i. 244, 312. David, Lord Reston, i. 133. Dr. James, of Kelso, ii. 42. Sir John Scott, i. 177, 179. Hon. Thos. See Selkirk. Dousterswivel, a, i. 222. Dover, Baron, ii. 182 and n. Dover Cliff, i. 301. Dragut's Point, ii. 444 and n. Drumlanrig, visit to, i. 242-246. Drummond, Mrs., of Auteuil, i. 292, 294. Hay. See Hay. Dryburgh Abbey, ii. 99 n. Dudley, Lord, i. 303; ii. 74 n., 159, 423-4. Dumergue, Charles, ii. 167, 184. Miss, i. 277, 283; ii. 157, 158. Duncan, Captain Henry, ii. 416, 423-4. Dundas, Henry, i. 49; ii. 255. Robert, of Arniston, i. 57, 323, 399; ii. 73, 92-94, 251, 255, 391. Sir Robert, of Beechwood, i. 6 and n., 24, 146, 148, 203, 399; ii. 125, 225, 226, 249, 279, 281, 282, 283, 328. William, the Right Hon., Lord Register, ii. 51, 73, 92, 237. Sir Lawrence, i. 335. Hon. Robert, son of second Lord Melville, i. 261. Robert Adam, i. 259; ii. 92. Dunfermline, Lord. See Abercromby. Duras, Mr., i. 297. Durham, Bishop of. See Van Mildert. Baronial Hall, ii. 43. Mr. and Mrs., of Calderwood, ii. 92. Duty, i. 168, 178, 197, 203, 205, 235, 236, 237, 238, 260, 265, 375, 379, 410, 413.

Eckford, John, ii. 191, 258. "Economics," i. 19. Edgcumbe, Hon. Mrs. George, ii. 182 n. Edgewell Tree, ii. 282 and n. Edgeworth, Henry King, ii. 17. Miss, i. 236; ii. 12 n. Edinburgh Academy, discussion on flogging, i. 322; pronunciation of Latin, 346. Life Assurance Company, i. 48. Review, editorship of, ii. 292 and n. Edmonstoune, James, ii. 314. Edwards, Mr., ii. 123-124. Elcho, Lord, and Prince Charles-Edward, i. 114-115. Eldin, Lord, i. 350. Election expenses, i. 271; ii. 46 n. Elgin, Lord, ii. 221, 394; imprisonment in France, i. 150, 319. Elibank, Lord, on English and Scotch lawyers, i. 153. Elizabeth de Bruce, i. 344, 347. Elliot, Sir Gilbert, ii. 69. Sir William, of Stobbs, i. 177, 179. Lady Anna Maria, i. 133 and n., 238; ii. 27, 52, 306. Lady Georgiana, ii. 182, 184. Mr. Agar. See Dover. Charles, Lord Seaford, i. 27, 292; ii. 38. George, i. 247; ii. 20, 103. Mrs. George, ii. 94, 103. Colonel, ii. 95. Rev. William, missionary to Madagascar, ii. 307. Elphinstone, Mountstuart, i. 264. Sir R.H.D., ii. 300 n. Emus, ii. 8, 9. "Epicurean pleasure," i. 10. Erskine, Lord, i. 288; ii. 272. David, of Cardross, ii. 136. Henry, ii. 272. William, Lord Kinnedder, i. 61 n. 79, 95 n.; ii. 166; destruction of Scott's letters, 415. the Misses, i. 411; ii. 113, 222, 397. H. David, ii. 274. Erdödy, Count, ii. 413. Essay on Highlands, i. 413; ii. 1. Essex, Earl of, ii. 193. Euthanasia, instances of: Dr. Black, Tom Purdie, ii. 413-14. Evelina, ii. 190. Exeter, Lady, i. 272-273. Exhibition of pictures, ii. 121-132. Expenses, ii. 110-111.

Fair Maid of Perth commenced, ii. 62, 85; progress, 124; publication, 158 n.; success of, 200. Falkland Palace, ii. 309. Fancy Ball, ii. 137. Fauconpret, M., ii. 36. Featherstone, Mr., i. 353. Felix, Colonel, ii. 419, 420. Fellenburg, E. de, ii. 334 and n. Ferguson, Prof. Adam, ii. 266, 365. Sir Adam, i. 45, 188, 189, 329, 333, 338, 357, 364, 367; ii. 313, 314, 317, 318 n., 333, 336, 338, 340, 359, 378; ii. 1, 2, 50, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 211, 230, 259, 300 n.; Bonnie Dundee, i. 65, 69; New Year's Day dinner, 74; fall from horse, 362; dinner at W. Clerk's, 369; tour in Fife, 403; at Blair-Adam, ii. 308. Colonel, i. 164, 168, 174, 187, 189, 229, 238, 240, 241, 250, 252, 260, 264, 357, 376, 387, 389, 391; ii. 8, 29, 35, 77, 141, 159, 237, 262, 274, 279, 303, 317, 358, 378; Hogmanay dinner, i. 69; notes about Indian affairs, 36, 37, 52, 53; meet of the hounds at Melrose, 56. Captain John, i. 376, 391; ii. 95, 109, 240, 358; return from Spanish Main, i. 373; dines at Abbotsford, ii. 37. Miss Isabell, death, ii. 358, 359. Miss Margaret, i. 69, 162 and n. 264; ii. 225, 279. Miss Mary, i. 69; death of, ii. 224. the Misses, i. 49, 69 and n., 162. Fergusson, James, i. 359; ii. 271, 314. Sir James, i. 141. Dr., ii. 168. Ferrars of Tamworth, ii. 152. Ferrier, James, i. 103 n., 342; death of, ii. 221, 223. Miss, ii. 343; visit to Abbotsford, 406. Ferronays, Miss De la, ii. 462. Feversham, Lord (Duncombe), ii. 43. Fiddle or Fiddle-stick, i. 154. Fielding's farce, Tumble-down Dick, i. 118 n. Fine Arts, poetry and painting, i. 118-120. Fitzgerald, Vesey, i. 306. Fitz-James, Duke of, i. 297. Flahault, Count de, i. 291. Fletcher, Rev. Mr., ii. 307. Fleurs, ii. 27. Flodden field, ii. 39. Foley, Sir Thomas, ii. 425. Foote, Miss, i. 410. Foote's Cozeners, ii. 175. Forbes, Viscount, saved by his dog, i. 16. Baron, ii. 286, 287, 344. Hon. John, ii. 421. Captain, ii. 429. Sir John, i. 37. John Hay. See Lord Medwyn. Sir William, offers of assistance, i. 86 and n.; sketch of, 96, 97; ii. 62, 136. George, i. 397; ii. 238. William, of Medwyn, ii. 261 and n., 263, 264. Foreigners at Abbotsford, i. 13-15, 255. Forest Club, Scott dines with, ii. 54. Fortune, a mechanist, ii. 375 and n. Foscolo, Ugo, sketched, i. 14. Fouché, Baron, i. 292. Fox, Charles J., anecdote of, ii. 175, 176. Foy's book, and the Duke of Wellington, ii. 44, 45. Francklin, Colonel, ii. 307. Frankenstein, i. 174; dramatised, 400. Franks, Mr., i. 148. Freeling, Sir Francis, ii. 168. French Press, censors of the, ii. 53. Frere, J. Hookham, ii. 446 and n., 447, 448, 449. Fuller, John, M.P. for Surrey, ii. 176 and n. Funerals, dislike to, i. 172-173, 180. Fushie Bridge Inn, ii. 60 and n. Future Life, speculations on, i. 43-45.

Gaeta, ii. 480. Galashiels Road, ii. 360. Galignani, Mr., Paris, i. 286 and n.; offer for Napoleon, 298. Galitzin, Princess, i. 294, 295, 299; ii. 18, 256 and n. Gallois, M., i. 286 and n., 288, 290, 296. Galt's Omen, i. 132 n., 203, 215; Spaewife, ii. 319; Lawrie Todd, 348. Gardening, ornamental, essay on, for the Quarterly, ii. 62. _Garrick, David, Private correspondence of_, i. 248; ii. 83 n. Mrs., anecdote of, i. 213 n.; ii. 422. Garstang, ii. 152. Gattonside, 237 and n. Gell, Sir William, ii. 451 n., 455, 458 n., 460, 462-464, 468-470, 480, 481. Genie and author, a Dialogue, ii. 253-4. George II., anecdote of, ii. 179. III., anecdote of, ii. 51. IV., Scott at Windsor, i. 278; Scott dines with, ii. 178; statue, 284; death, 342. Prince, of Cumberland, ii. 184. Gibraltar, ii. 434 and n., 436. Gibson, John, jr., W.S., i. 83 and n.; creditors agree to private trust, 96; meeting with Scott, Cowan, and Ballantyne, 99; creditors' approval, 104; lends Scott £240, 107; 124, 125; Constable's affairs, 164, 165; Constable's claims, 203, 206; sale of 39 Castle Street, 218; 248, 265; Miss Hume's trust, 347; 348, 367; Scott's travelling expenses, 394; 396; ii. 30, 31, 38; Lord Newton's decision, 56; Abud & Son, 57; 60, 61, 65; value of the Waverley copyrights, 67, 91; St. Ronan's Well, 107; Coal Gas Co., 133; 139; plans for the Magnum, 149; 200, 239, 261; preparations for a second dividend, 338, 343, 412. Gifford, William, i. 26; funeral of, 340-342. Baron, i. 208 and n. Lady, ii. 415, 416. Giggleswick School, captain of, i. 42. Gilbert, Dr. Davies, ii. 173. John Graham, ii. 222, 224, 225, 227, 228, 301, 302; portrait of Scott, 217 and n. Gillespie, trial of, and sentence, ii. 68 and n. Gillian, the clan, ii. 52. Gillies, Lord, i. 225; ii. 73, 75, 116, 138, 236. Robert Pierce, i. 225, 378, 388 and n., 389; ii. 16, 80, 104, 109, 110, 143, 162, 168, 267, 271, 273, 301; characterisation of, i. 32, 33; difficulties, 50; Scott offers Chiefswood, 51; in extremity, 53; writes a satire, 221; a cool request, 262; 268; Foreign Review, 269. Gilly, Rev. William Stephen, ii. 7 and n., 42. Gipsies of the Border, ii. 60 n. Glasgow, visit to, in September 1827, ii. 33. Glengarry's death, ii. 113. Glenorchy, Lady, ii. 180. Gloucester, Bishop of (Dr. Bethell), ii. 47 and n. Goderich, Lord, ii. 30, 41 n., 91, 92 n. Godwin, William, ii. 161, 182. Goethe, letters from, i. 359 and n., ii. 160 n., 483-4. Goldsmith, Oliver, ii. 177. Gooch, Dr. Robert, i. 154, 280; ii. 313. Gordon, Alexander, fourth Duke of, ii. 73 n. Duke and Duchess, ii. 288. Lady Georgiana, ii. 73 and n. J. Watson, ii. 121, 398 and n. Sir Wm. Cumming, ii. 298. n. Major Pryse, Personal Memoirs, ii. 16 and n. George Huntly, amanuensis, i. 69 and n., 81, 100, 149, 339; ii. 16, 19, 22; sermons, 87, 114 and n., 133. Gourgaud, General, i. 298 n., 397; ii. 26 and n., 30, 34, 36, 51, 53, 58. Gower, Lord Francis Leveson, Poetry, i. 13 and n.; Tale of the Mill, 356; ii. 35, 160, 170, 172, 184. Lady Frances Leveson, ii. 170, 178, 180, 184. Graeme, Robert, i. 395. Graham, Sir James, ii. 425, 428, 429. John. See Gilbert. Lord William, ii. 409. of Clavers, ii. 73. Miss Stirling, ii. 75, 139, 282; Mystifications, 138 and n. Graham's Island, ii. 441. Grahame of Airth, i. 153. Grange, Lady, ii. 222. Grant, Sir Francis, i. 353 and n.; sketch of, ii. 388-389; portrait with armour, 390. Grant, Sir William, ii. 178 and n. Mrs., of Laggan, i. 28, 29, 41 and n.; ii. 407. Granville, Lord and Lady, i. 289, 291, 292, 295, 297. Gray, Lord and Lady, i. 409, 410. Greenshields, John, ii. 220 and n., 221. Grenville, Right Hon. Thomas, i. 304 and n.; ii. 188. Greville, Lady Charlotte, ii. 177. Charles, ii. 170 n. Grey, Lord, ii. 91. Grey Mare's Tail, i. 246. Griffin's Tales of the Munster Festivals, ii. 143 and n. Grosvenor, Lord, ii. 192. Grove, The: Clarendon's pictures, ii. 192 and n. Guise's, Duke of, Expedition,--review of, in the Foreign Quarterly, i. 145; ii. 278. Gurney, Mr., ii. 186. Guthrie's Memoirs, ii. 110 n. Guyzard, M., i. 407 and n. Gwydyr, Lord, i. 310.

Haddington, Lord, ii. 233, 262. Haigs of Bemerside, i. 256 n., 390; ii. 25, 53, 202. Hailes, Lord, ii. 250, 265. Haliburton, David, i. 229, 232; ii. 191. Hall, Captain Basil, i. 149-150, 237 n., 318, 343; ii. 232, 286, 303, 306 n., 398, 425, 428. Sir James, i. 347. Halliday, Sir A., ii. 283. Hamilton, Sir William, i. 29; ii. 29, 235. Lady Charlotte, ii. 185. Robert, i. 203, 361, 369; ii. 73, 133, 212, 281, 283, 341. Captain Thomas, and Mrs., i. 220 and n., 231, 238, 241, 262; ii. 9, 23, 24, 29, 53, 85, 303, 304, 320; Cyril Thornton, i. 392. Bailie, ii. 220. Hampden, Lady (née Brown), ii. 35, 72. Hampton Court, ii. 162-163, 189 and n. Handley, G., i. 161, 188, 307. Harper, Mr., gift of emus, ii. 8. Harris, Mr., ii. 428. Harrison, Colonel, ii. 168. Harrowby, Lord, ii. 91. Hartshorne's Ancient Metrical Tales, ii. 237 and n. Haslewood, Mr., ii. 39. Haunted Glen in Laggan, ii. 407. Hawthorne, N., on the English, ii. 343 n. Hay, Mr., Under-Secretary of State, i. 303. E.W. Auriol Drummond, i. 253 and n.; ii. 140, 142, 225, 232, 236, 238, 239, 242, 243, 289, 432. Sir John, i. 42, 355; ii. 134, 241; Banking Club dinner, 246; meeting of theatre trust, 293. Robert, Colonial Office, i. 283. Haydon, B., i. 413; ii. 172 and n., 326. Heath, Charles, engraver, ii. 118, 133, 166, 240, 331. Heber, Reginald, i. 312; Journal, ii. 250 and n. Richard, i. 21. Hedgeley Moor, ii. 50. Hemans, Mrs., ii. 317, 319, 320. Henderson, Mr., Eildon Hall, his funeral, ii. 132. Henry's History of England, ii. 232. Hermitage Castle, sketch of, i. 138. Herries, Mr., ii. 30. Hertford, Lord, i. 385; ii. 455. Hertfordshire lanes, ii. 192. Highland credulity, ii. 71. "Highland Society," and Miss Stirling Graham's Bees, ii. 282. Highland Piper, i. 206. Hill, Right Hon. Mr., ii. 450 and n. Hinves, David, ii. 186 and n. History of Scotland, in the Cabinet Cyclopædia, ii. 278 and n. Hobhouse, John Cam, and Moore, i. 9, 12. Hodgson, Dr. F., i. 312. Hoffmann's Novels, reviewed for Foreign Quarterly, i. 389; ii. 16. Hogarth, George, i. 83; ii. 14, 15, 192. Hogg, James, breakfasts with Scott, i. 46; in difficulties, 123, 192, 344 n.; loses his farm, 352; Royal Literary Society, 390, 391; ii. 34 and n.; his affair of honour, 40 n., 96, 187 n.; Six-Foot Club, 244 n.; the Noctes Ambrosianæ, 386; Scott's interest in him, 386 n. Robert, i. 398 and n. Hogmanay dinner at Abbotsford, i. 69 Holland, Lady, ii. 183. Dr., i. 282 and n. Holyrood, an asylum for civil debtors, ii. 58 and n. Home, Earl and Countess of, i. 212 n., 244. Home, John, ii. 61; his Works reviewed, i. 372 and n., 384. Hone's Every Day Book, ii. 344. Hood, Sir Samuel, ii. 203 n. Hook, Theodore, i. 302; John Bull, 302 n., 305; Sayings and Doings, ii. 128, 164 n. Hoole's Tasso, i. 204. Hope, General the Hon. Sir Alexander, ii. 35 n. Right Hon. Charles, i. 27, 57 and n.; ii. 118, 279. Dr., ii. 30, 212. James, W.S., i. 14; ii. 30 and n. John, Solicitor-General for Scotland, i. 51, 136, 357, 407; ii. 78, 222, 247, 287; chairman to Lockhart's parting entertainment, i. 33; characterised, 49 and n. Sir John and Lady, of Pinkie, i. 16, 84; ii. 283, 289; dinner at Pinkie, 118; "Roman" antiquities, 119. Lady Charlotte, i. 57. Hopetoun, Earl of, i. 407. Countess of, ii. 247, 248, 299. Horne, Donald, ii. 115. Horner, Leonard, i. 345 and n. Horton, Wilmot, i. 278, 280 and n., 283; ii. 167. Hotham, Lady, ii. 447. House of Aspen, ii. 240. Howden, Mr., i. 141. factor for Falkland, ii. 309. Howley, Archbp. See Canterbury. How to make a critic, i. 67. Hughes, Dr. and Mrs., i. 106, 277, 282 and n.; ii. 181, 223. John, i. 312. Mr., printer, ii. 238. Hulne, Carmelite monastery of, ii. 48. Hume, Baron, i. 343, 356, 399; ii. 4, 85, 204, 236 and n., 293. David, burial-place, i. 94; deathbed, ii. 4 and n.; Works of, 151. Lady Charlotte. See Lady C. Hamilton. Sir John, of Cowdenknowes, i. 262. Miss, i. 347. Joseph, M.P., i. 160, 161, 303. Mrs., Warwick Castle, ii. 153, 154 and n. Hunt, Leigh, The Liberal, i. 11 and n.; ii. 119; "anecdotes of Byron," 130; "Byron," 135. Hunt, Leigh, Mr., English traveller, murdered, ii. 466. Hurst and Robinson, i. 9, 20, 53, 82, 96; ii. 61 n., 90, 91. Huskisson, Hon. W., M.P., i. 267, 307, 310; ii. 167. Hutchinson, Mr., ii. 133. Huxley, Colonel, i. 401.

Imagination, wand of, i. 66. "Imitators," i. 273-276. Immortality of the soul, i. 43-45. Impey, Mr. and Mrs., i. 247, 248, 251, 252. Inchmahome, ii. 208. Inglis, Dr., i. 347; ii. 139. Sir R.H., Bart., i. 283; ii. 162, 171, 415. Innes, Mr. Gilbert, ii. 293. Invernahyle. See Stewart. Ireland, Mr., ii. 285. Irish Tour, i. 1-2. Anecdotes, wit, good-humour, absurdity, i. 4, 5. Irving, Rev. Edward, ii. 170, 286 and n., 287. Mr. (Lord Newton), i. 248. John, ii. 229, 314. Washington, ii. 155, 475. Itterburg, Count, ex-Crown Prince of Sweden, i. 385 and n. Ivanhoe dramatised, i. 289 and n.; ii. 305.

Jacob, William, ii. 160, 161 and n. James, G.P.R., letter from, ii. 282 n., 368. Jamieson, Dr. John, i. 230 and n., 232; ii. 238. Jardine, Sir Henry, i. 84, 358; ii. 305. Mr. and Mrs., i. 335. Jeanie Deans. See Walker, Helen. Jedburgh election, i. 189; ii. 408. Jeffrey, Lord, i. 364, 399; ii. 205, 292; address on the combination of workmen, i. 16-17, 320; on Wordsworth, 333; dinner and guests, 353; the poisoning woman, 362. Jekyll, J., ii. 161. Jerviswoode, Lord. See Baillie. Jobson, Mrs., i. 240, 253, 315, 316, 343, 395, 397; ii. 61. Johnson, Dr., ii. 177, 190, 227, 251, 255, 257, 277; Evelina, i. 309; epitaph on C. Phillips, ii. 14. Johnstone-Alva, ii. 360, 382, 394. Johnstone, Mr. Hope, i. 246. Mrs. J., i. 344 and n. Mr. and Mrs., of Bordeaux, ii. 313. the Border family, i. 210. Jollie, James, trustee, i. 83 n., 98, 221. Jones, Mr., i. 300. Miss, ii. 133. Journal, reflections, i. 1, 31; begins to tire, ii. 54; Johnson's advice, 257, 277.

Kain and Carriages, i. 140 and n. Katrine, Loch, scenery of, ii. 89 and n. Keeldar, people of, ii. 48. Keepsake, The, ii. 81 n., 116, 133, 166, 240. Keith, Sir Alex., ii. 71. William, i. 29. Mrs. Murray, The Highland Widow, i. 200. Kelly's Reminiscences reviewed, i. 187. Kelso, visit to, ii. 27. Kemble, Charles, ii. 138. Stephen, ii. 47. Fanny, ii. 335, 340. Kendal, i. 313. Kenilworth, visit to, ii. 153 and n. Kennedy, Rt. Hon. F., of Dunure, ii. 10 and n., 338. Kent, Duchess of, ii. 184. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, of Abbotrule, ii. 147, 335. Lord and Lady Robert, i. 16. the Misses, ii. 17, 66, 76, 92, 95, 105, 223, 288, 331. of Kippielaw, i. 256, 270, 337. Kinloch, George, of Kinloch, on Malachi, i. 224. Kinloch's Scottish Ballads, i. 369 and n. Kinnaird, Douglas, ii. 182. Kinnear, Mr., i. 96; ii. 134, 257. Kinnedder, Lord. See Erskine. Kinniburgh, R., i. 257-258. Kirn Supper, ii. 55 and n. Knight, Charles, ii. 153 n. J. Prescott, i. 76, 79, 85 and n. Gally, ii. 171. Payne, ii. 142. Knighton, Sir William, i. 142, 276 and n., 304; ii. 67, 174, 313 and n.; letter on Constable's Miscellany, i. 37; dedication of Magnum, ii. 178. Knox, Dr. Robert, ii. 217, 218 and n., 219, 225, 263. William, a young poet, i. 39, 40; ii. 17. Kubla-Khan and Hastings, i. 76.

Laidlaw, James, i. 264. William, i. 229, 264, 289, 335, 382, 389; ii. 199, 243; Scott's letter to, i. 97 n.; summoned to town, 105, 110 and n.; death and funeral of child, 171; on sale of Napoleon, 414 n.; adventure in Gladdies Wiel, ii. 187 n.; a walk with Scott, 279; Tom Purdie's death, 320; as amanuensis, 367, 369, 370, 371, 377, 378, 379, 380; opinion on Scott's Essay on Reform Bill, 382, 385; at Count Robert, 394; smites the Rock, 398; Scott's illness, 410, 472. Laine, M., French Consul, ii. 315. Laing, David, i. 401; ii. 88, 174 n. Laing-Meason, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, ii. 451 and n., 463. Laird's Jock, ii. 81 n. Lambeth, ii. 416. Landseer, Edwin, ii. 223; picture of dogs, i. 119; ii. 74; "Study at Abbotsford," 118, 121. Lang, Andrew, Sheriff-Clerk for Selkirkshire, ii. 125, 382 and n. Lang, Andrew, LL.D., ii. 382 n., 489-90. Lansdowne, Marquis of, i. 385; ii. 30, 91; Scott dines with, 165. Lardner, Dr., ii. 273, 277, 284, 303, 305, 306, 318. Latin, Scottish pronunciation of, i. 392. Latouche, Mrs. Peter, ii. 339, 349. Lauder, Sir T. Dick, ii. 231, 296, 297 and n. Laughter, natural and forced, i. 59. Laurie, Sir Peter, ii. 168. Lauriston, near Edinburgh, i. 299; ii. 76, 77 n. Marquis de, i. 299. Law as a profession in Scotland, i. 35, 36. Lawrence, Captain, ii. 428. Sir Thomas, i. 277, 281, 282, 283, 303; ii. 42, 171; portrait of Scott, i. 310, 388. Lebzeltern, Countess de, ii. 456. Leicester, Earl of, ii. 187 and n. Le Noir, M., i. 15. Leopold, Prince, ii. 184, 185. Leslie, C.R., i. 119; his portrait of Scott, 77 and n. Lessudden House, ii. 325, 349. Letters, arrangement of, ii. 19. Lévis, Duke de, ii. 265 and n. Lewis, M.G., i. 7; ii. 171; Lewis and Sheridan, i. 95 n.; Journal, ii. 54 n. Lewis, Mr., method of improving handwriting, i. 224. Leyden, John, i. 218, 349. L'homme qui cherche, i. 183, 372. Library, enchanted, i. 312; ii. 252. Liddell, Dr., ii. 436, 448. Hon. Henry, ii. 42, 393, 413. Misses, ii. 47. Light come, light go, i. 106. Lilliard's Stone, i. 388 and n. Lions in Edinburgh, i. 222, 354; "Lions," ii. 210. Lister, T.H., Granby, i. 164. Liston, Sir Robert, ii. 204. Literary Society, ii. 171. Litigation in the Sheriff Courts, i. 46, 47. Liverpool, Lord, i. 267, 309, 361. Livingstone, Rev. Mr., ii. 220. Llandaff, Bishop of, ii. 181. Loch, Mrs., i. 247. John and James, ii. 187, 191, 258. Locker, E.H., i. 267 and n., 268, 283 and n. Lockhart, John G., i. 1, 31, 379, 381, 401; ii. 3, 34, 41, 62 n., 68, 79, 83, 130, 136, 157, 160, 168, 177, 179, 180, 191, 205, 215, 217, 222, 283, 302, 313, 329 and n., 330, 413, 419, 472; the Quarterly Review, i. 20-24; Blackwood's Magazine, 25-26; parting entertainment, 33; London, 34; Scott's confidence in and affection for, 39; Malachi, 142, 171; on Sir Walter's style, 181; Hook, 302 and n.; Scott's letter, home politics, 383 n.; Hogg, 391; account of Gillies, 402; Portobello, 411 and n.; Abbotsford, ii. 18, 21; Kelso, 27; Garrick papers, 83 and n.; Brighton, 181; Life of Burns, 195; Auchinrath, 220; Edinburgh, 221; Dalkeith, 223; Stewart papers, 229; letter from Scott regarding illness, Feb. 1820, 327; Chiefswood, 332; Hogg, 386, 387 n.; accompanies Scott to Douglas, 410, 411. Mrs., i. 22, 23, 31-33, 48, 50; 154, 157, 196; birth of a son Walter, 182; Abbotsford, ii. 14, 99; birth of a girl, 104; Brighton, 164, 423. J. Hugh (the Hugh Littlejohn of the Tales of a Grandfather), i. 32, 157, 217, 274, 306; ii. 2, 165, 185, 186, 203, 302, 305, 306, 317, 329, 332; death, 457 and n. Walter Scott, i. 182; death, 196 and n.; ii. 317. Charlotte, ii. 329 and n. Dr. and Mrs., ii. 348. Lawrence, ii. 32. Richard, i. 36, 37; death of, i. 394. William, i. 33, 272, 281; ii. 220, 233. William Elliot, i. ii. 193 n., 382. Logan's Sermons and Poems, i. 19 and n., 169. Londesborough, Lord, ii. 422 n. London, Scott's visit to, in October 1826, i. 273-283; in November 1826, 301-311; in April 1828, ii. 157-192; in September, 413; October 1831, 414. Londonderry, second Marquis of, i. 291; ii. 20; Memoirs, 56. Third Marquis of, ii. 42, 43, 44, 46, 56, 177, 416. Fourth Marquis of, ii. 51. Lady Emily, ii. 173. Longman & Co., Woodstock, i. 177; American Copyright, 307; Napoleon, 343, 348; ii. 3; St. Ronan's Well, 107, 108; Encyclopædia, 268; copyright of poetry, 287; agrees to sell poetry, 295; sale completed, 311. Lothian, Marquis of, ii. 43, 47, 49, 51, 132, 222. Louvre, the, i. 287. Lovaine, Lord, ii. 279. Low, Alexander, History of Scotland, ii. 335 and n. Lowndes, ii. 190. Lucy, Sir Thomas, ii. 155. Luscar, ii. 336. Lushington, Mr., ii. 472. Luttrell, Henry, i. 277. Lyndhurst, Lord, i. 267, 383. Lyons of Gattonside, ii. 255. Lyttelton, W.H., ii. 181.

M'Allister, General, ii. 8. Macaulay's History of St. Kilda, ii. 222 and n. MacBarnet, Mrs., ii. 150. M'Cormick, Dr., ii. 340. M'Crie, Dr. Thomas, on Old Mortality, ii. 404 n. Macclesfield, i. 313. Macculloch, David, of Ardwell, i. 7, 237, 342. James, ii. 284. Macdonald, L., sculptor, ii. 368, 369. Macdonald, Maréschal, i. 120 n., 295, 298. Macdonell of Glengarry, i. 120 and n., 121. Macdougal, Celtic Society, i. 98. Macduff Club, ii. 308. See Blair-Adam. Macduff's Castle, i. 406. Mackay, Mr., from Ireland, ii. 125, 127, 128. Mackay, Rev. Dr. Macintosh, ii. 123 n., 124, 206, 232, 288, 289, 294, 406-407; Cluny Macpherson's papers, 123; Irish MS., 290 and n. MacKenzie, Captain, 72d Regiment, ii. 52. Mackenzie, Colin, of Portmore, i. 6 n., 14, 84, 88, 125, 134, 139, 148, 177, 412, 413; ii. 53, 335; character, 31; family, 217; son of, 312; new Academy, ii. 4; illness, 85; Deputy Keeper of Signet, retirement from office, 111, 234; death, 346 and n.; lines by, 413. Hay, of Cromarty, ii. 393. Henry, i. 41; sketch of, 35; his edition of Home's Works, 372; death, ii. 370. Lord, i. 207 and n., 258; ii. 203. Sutherland, ii. 70. William, i. 406. Mrs. Stewart, ii. 202-203. Mackenzie's Hotel, Edinr., ii. 374. Mackintosh, Sir James, i. 114; ii. 160, 262, 268, 270. Maclachan, Mrs. and Miss Bell, ii. 377. M'Laurin, Colin, ii. 335. Macleod, Lord, ii. 423. Alex., advocate, ii. 129. Mrs., ii. 423. M'Nab of that Ilk, i. 368 and n. Macpherson, Captain, ii. 150. Cluny, papers, ii. 123, 136, 137; visit to Edinburgh Castle, 247, 257, 288. Macqueen, Robert. See Braxfield. Macturk, Captain, of St. Ronan's Well, ii. 65. Magnum Opus, prospectus issued, ii. 243-244; printing of the, 273; success of, 281, 292, 293 n., 294; Twentieth vol. issued, 354. Mahon, Lord, ii. 173 n. Maida, the deer-hound and the artists, i. 77, 166; ii. 179 n., 456. Maitland, Frederick, capture of Bonaparte, i. 145, 149 and nn. Miss, ii. 300 n. Club, ii. 244. Makdougall, Lady Brisbane, i. 249. Malachi Malagrowther, letters, i. 126-127, 130 and n., 136, 139-153, 160. Malcolm, Sir John, i. 308; ii. 422, 423 and n. Malta, ii. 421, 441, 449. Maltby, Dr., ii. 168, 178. Manchester, i. 313; ii. 435. Duke of, ii. 183. Mandrin's Memoirs, i. 104 and n. Mansfield, i. 362. Mar, Earl of, ii. 39. Marjoribanks, Mr. and Mrs. C., ii. 191. Marmion, copyright of, ii. 296, 301. Marmont, Marshal, i. 299. Marshall, Mr., ii. 429. Marshman, Dr., Serampore missionary, i. 348 and n., 349. Martin, Davie, ii. 220. Mary Queen of Scots, portraits, i. 4; and Elizabeth, 46. Masaniello, ii. 278, 451 n., 488. Matheson, Peter, i. 227 and n. Mathews, Charles, Comedian, i. 47, 58; Abbotsford, 78, 79, 80, 81 n. C.J., i. 78 and n. Matutinal inspiration, i. 113; ii. 379. Maxwells, the, i. 210. Maxpopple. See Scott of Raeburn. Maywood, Mr., i. 401. Meadowbank, Lord, ii. 265, 266, 399. Meason, Mr. See Laing-Meason. Meath, Earl of, and the Duke of Wellington, ii. 72, 174. Medwyn, Lord, i. 134, 221 and n., 393; ii. 261 n., 339, 375. Meleager, story of, ii. 469. Melville, Lord and Lady (second Viscount), i. 6, 14, 16, 24, 147, 148, 205, 226, 267, 302, 307, 383; ii. 30, 64, 71, 159, 184, 187, 342; Mrs. Grant's pension, 28, 29; Malachi, 146 n.; Roxburgh election, 178; colleges in Scotland, 256, 257; Bannatyne Club, 411; resignation, ii. 5, 6; reappointment, 6 n.; fall from his horse, 69. Sir James, Memoirs, i. 370 and n., 400, 401. Menzies, John, of Pitfoddels, i. 347, 349 and n.; ii. 168. Mertoun, i. 181, 229, 328; ii. 25, 27, 52, 54, 109. Methodists, i. 102. Meyersdorff, Baron A. von, ii. 255. Mildert, Dr. William Van, Bishop of Durham, ii. 43 and n. Miller, Mr., ii. 156. I Archibald, W.S., ii. 314. Miller's, General, South American War, ii. 303 and n. Mills, Scott's feeling regarding, i. 356. Milman, Dean, ii. 417. Miln, Miss, i. 253. Milne, Sir David, ii. 70. Nicol, ii. 53, 326, 461 n. N., jun., i. 264; ii. 146. Rev. Mr., Quebec, ii. 365, 366. Milton, miniature of, by Cooper, i. 271-272. Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, i. 138 and n. Minto, Gilbert, first Earl of, sketch of, i. 61-63. second Earl, i. 61, 229, 238; Abbotsford, 268; 350, 351, 353, 357, 358; ii. 10, 166, 167. Dowager Lady, ii. 10. Minute Philosophers, i. 60. Mirbel, Madame, i. 293, 295, 296, 297, 298; ii. 256 n. Misfortune sometimes convenient, i. 171. "Misfortune's gowling bark," i. 123-124. Mitchell, Mr., Greek master, Academy, ii. 4. Moir, D.M. (Delta), lines on Leslie's picture, i. 321 n. Moira, Lord, i. 327. Molé, Monsieur de, i. 299. Moncreiff, James, i. 324 and n. Monmouth, Duke and Duchess of, at Moor Park, ii. 192. "Mons Meg," i. 43; ii. 238 and n., 242, 243, 244, 247, 432. Montagu, Lord and Lady, i. 106, 176, 178, 263; ii. 257, 423, 424. Lady Elizabeth (Dowager Duchess of Buccleuch), ii. 71 and n. Monteath's Planter reviewed, ii. 25. Monteith's, Earls of, gardeners, ii. 208. Monypenny, Alexander, trustee, i. 83 n. David. See Pitmilly. Moore, Thomas, i. 183 and n.; ii. 184, 196; characterised, 7-9; regard for Scott, 9 n.; anecdotes of Byron, 112, 113 n.; breakfast with Scott, 281; ii. 34 n.; Life of Byron, 135; visit to Hampton Court, 189; Scott sends Byron's letters, 216; 268; letter to Scott, 303, 304 n. "Morbus," the, i. 173-174. More, J.S., i. 206. More, Mrs. Hannah, Memoirs, i. 213 n. Morgan's, Lady, O'Donnel, i. 154 and n. Morpeth, Lord, i. 292, 297. Morritt, John B.S., of Rokeby, i. 106; Scott's visit to, 270-272 and n.; London dinner party, ii. 162, 164; Scott's visit to, 195; Abbotsford, 215; 230; letter to Scott, 352 n. Morton, Earl and Countess of, ii. 132, 201. Moscheles, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 113, 114, 115. Moscow, burning of, ii. 17, 18. Mother Goose's Tales, ii. 459, 489-490. Mottoes, for Woodstock, i. 162; for Count Robert, ii. 374 and n. Mount Benger, Hogg's farm, ii. 96 n., 120 n. MSS. Waverley Novels, ii. 396 and n. Mudford's Five Nights of St. Albans, ii. 301 and n. Munro, Mr., ii. 139. Mure, Mrs., of Caldwell, anecdote, i. 82. of Auchendrane's trial, ii. 199. Murray, Andrew, i. 249. Dr., Oxford, i. 205 n. Lord James, i. 409. Lady Caroline, ii. 233. Sir George, ii. 206. James Wolfe (Lord Cringletie), i. 322 n.; ii. 132. John A., i. 133, 225 and n., 318, 320, 353 and n., 369, 378; ii. 4, 80, 233, 315. Mrs. John A., ii. 115. John, publisher, i. 20-22; ii. 83, 157, 160, 171, 296, 301, 302, 448. jun., of Albemarle Street, i. 349-350. Sir Patrick, of Ochtertyre, i. 109 and n.; ii. 229, 293, 305, 314. Peter, of Simprin, i. 135. William, Henderland, i. 225, 318, 320. W.H., Theatre Royal, i. 362 and n., 366, 368 n.; ii. 293, 301. "Murder hole," ii. 142 n. Murthly House, ii. 344. Musgrave, Captain, ii. 66. Music, i. 38; ii. 15. My Aunt Margaret's Mirror, ii. 76, 81 n., 158, 166. "My spinning-wheel is auld and stiff," i. 10.

Naboclish, i. 223 and n. Nairne, Mr., ii. 245. Napier, Colonel, ii. 196. Lord, ii. 360. Macvey, ii. 292 n. Naples, ii. 448, 464, 470, 472, 475, 478. _Napoleon, Life of_, i. 98; finished 3d vol., i. 209, 238; vol. v. commenced, 240; swells to 7 vols., 252; 264; Longman's offer, 267; vol. vi. finished, 334; vol. viii. proposed, 343; Longman's agreement, 348; proceeds, 349; Appendix to, 396; completion June 7, 400, 407; ii. 9; Brussels reprint, 21; preparation for a new edition, 108, 109, 110, 287. Maria Louise: Lord Elgin's anecdotes, i. 151; Dr. Shortt, 357; ii. 45; on the triple alliance, 49. Napoleon's last moments, i. 139. Nares, Archdeacon, ii. 171. Nasmyth, Mr., dentist, i. 255. Navarino, battle of, ii. 66. "Nell Gwynne's portrait," ii. 121. Nelson, an amanuensis, i. 148-149; ii. 160. Neukomm, Mr., ii. 315. Newark Castle, ii. 95. Newbery, Mr., ii. 106. Newenhams, i. 42. Newton, Lord, decision, ii. 13, 33, 38, 56, 77. Gilbert S., R.A., i. 119, 278. New Year reflections, i. 73, 333; ii. 98, 103, 215, 363. Nicoll, Dr., Principal of St. Andrews, i. 261. Nicolson, John, ii. 61 and n. Miss, ii. 179. Nimrod, a deerhound, i. 371 and n.; ii. 273 and n. Nocera, two towns of, ii. 470-471. North, Lord, ii. 175. Northampton's, Lady, death, ii. 333, 452. Northcote, James, R.A., ii. 174, 177 and n., 178. Northumberland, Duke and Duchess of, ii. 46 and n., 47 and n., 48, 173, 174, 419. Nuncomar, Rajah, ii. 180.

O'Callaghan, Hon. Sir Robert, i. 27; ii. 86. Oil Gas Company, i. 5 and n., 41, 42, 356, 395, 402, 406; ii. 67, 70, 84, 201. Old Mortality, ii. 404 n. Oliphant, Mrs., ii. 72. Olonyne, Count, i. 15. Oran, ii. 437. Ormiston, Bell, ii. 150. Ormsby, Mrs., ii. 154. Osborne, Lord Sydney, ii. 308. Mr. and Mrs., ii. 427. Owen, Mrs., i. 307. Oxenfoord Castle, i. 395; ii. 212. Oxford, i. 311.

Paestum, ii. 463. Paley, Mr., ii. 27. Palgrave, Sir Francis, i. 282 and n., 350. Palliser, Sir Hugh, ii. 236. Palmerston, Lord, ii. 30, 393. Pantellaria, ii. 441. Papers mislaid, i. 34. Paris 1826, i. 285-299. Parker, Miss, ii. 191. Parkgate, i. 243, 245, 246. Parr, Dr., i. 270. Parry, Captain, ii. 160. Pasta, Madame, ii. 67. Paterson, Dr. N., ii. 397 and n. R. (Old Mortality), ii. 397 n. Walter, ii. 397 n. "Patience, cousin, and shuffle the cards," i. 43. Patterson, David, ii. 263. John Brown, ii. 63 n. Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk, i. 301 and n.; ii. 86. "Pearling Jean," i. 374 n. Peel, Right Hon. Sir Robert, i. 306, 307, 309, 310, 383; ii. 6, 184, 206, 246, 328, 414; Chantrey's bust of Scott, 182 n. Penrith, i. 314; ii. 151. Pentland Hills, admiration of, ii. 64, 65. Pepys' Diary, review of, in Quarterly, i. 65 and n., 76, 82, 179 and n. Perceval, Mr., i. 327-329. Percy, Captain, ii. 279. Percy's, William, plays, ii. 40. "Percy's Cross," cottages at, ii. 50. "---- Leap," ii. 50. Pescara, Marquis di, tomb of, ii. 472. Peterborough, life of, ii. 269 and n. Petrie, H., i. 350. Pettigrew, Dr., ii. 168. Pettycur, i. 406. Philips, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 4, 22. Sir George, ii. 162, 179. Phillips, Sir Richard, i. 353. Phillpotts, Dr., Dean of Chester, ii. 162 and n. Phipps, Mrs., ii. 175-176. Pickering, W., ii. 182, 188. Pigot, Captain, ii. 423, 425, 427, 428, 429, 437, 444. Pinkie House, ii. 118. Piozzi, Mrs., ii. 226, 370 n. Piper, Mr., mail contractor, ii. 328. Pirates' heaven, i. 97. Pitcairn, Robert, ii. 274 and n. Pitmilly, Lord, i. 125 n., 387; ii. 314. Pitsligo, Lord, ii. 266. Pitt, Mr., ii. 161. William, letters of, ii. 188, 189. Planta, Joseph, ii. 16 and n. Plantations at Abbotsford, i. 170, 180, 187. Platoff, i. 292. Playfair, John, burial-place, i. 94, 108 n. Plays, Old, Hector of Germany, etc., i. 234. Pleydell, Paul, ii. 281 n., 337 and n. Plunkett, Lord, i. 18 n. Plymouth, ii. 429. Pole, Mr. Frederick, i. 89 and n. Politics, interest in, i. 126. Pompeii, ii. 462, 463, 470. Ponsonby, Mr., and Lady Sarah, ii. 50, 179, 184. Hon. Miss, ii. 152 n. Pontey, William, ii. 396. Pontine Marshes, ii. 479. Porchester's, Lord, Poems, i. 13 and n. "Portuous Roll," i. 178 n. Portland, Bill of, ii. 429. Portsmouth, ii. 424, 426. Potocki, Le Comte Ladislaus de, ii. 349. Potocki's Manuscrit trouvé à Saragosse, ii. 32. Powis, Earl, ii. 170 n. Preston, Sir Robert, ii. 337 and n. Prestonpans, visit to, ii. 340-341. Primrose, Lady, ii. 158. Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, i. 395; ii. 211. Pringle, John, Rector of Fogo, ii. 145. Alexander, of Whytbank, i. 389; ii. 368, 381, 383, 402. Alexander, junior, of Whytbank, i. 45, 253, 267. James, Torwoodlee, i. 183 and n., 340; ii. 149, 381, 382. George, of Torwoodlee, ii. 147-149. Sir John, ii. 109, 122, 358. John, of Clifton, i. 266, 337. junior, of Haining, death, ii. 404. Mrs., Haining, ii. 272. Thomas, i. 282 and n. Captain, Battle of Waterloo, i. 373; ii. 230. Major, ii. 358, 360. Pringles of Stitchel, ii. 363. of Yair, i. 373; ii. 23. Prisons, ii. 126-127. Procter, Bryan Waller, i. 221 n. Proudfoot, Oliver, ii. 129. Prudhoe, Lord, ii. 419. Psalmody, Scottish, i. 411-412 and n.; ii. 291 and n. Purgstall, Countess, i. 237. Purdie, Tom, i. 82; "S.W.S.," 112 n., 156, 166, 187, 238, 256, 370, 372, 374, 383; ii. 1, 13, 18, 22, 23, 95, 136, 257, 318; death of, 320.

Queensberry, William Douglas, fourth Duke of ("Old Q."), i. 243, 18 n. [Transcriber's note: This appears to be an error in the original text.] Duchess of, Catherine Hyde, i. 245 n. Quillinan, Mrs., ii. 179.

Rae, Sir William, i. 14 and n., 84, 355; ii. 30 n., 64, 229, 314, 328. Lady, i. 204. Raeburn, Sir Henry, his portrait of Scott given to Mr. Skene, i. 136 n.; portrait of Scott, for Lord Montagu, 212 n.; portrait for Constable at Dalkeith, 322, 337; portrait now at Abbotsford, ii. 368 n. Lady, i. 229. Raine's St. Cuthbert, ii. 7 n. Rammohun Roy, ii. 423 and n. Ramsay, Allan, and the Edgewell tree, ii. 282 and n. Dean, i. 196 and n., 197 n. Lord. See Dalhousie. Wardlaw, ii. 224, 228. of Barnton, ii. 241. Ravensworth, Lord, ii. 42. Castle, ii. 41-47. Redding up, i. 183, 392, 414; ii. 280. Redgauntlet, ii. 378. Rees, Owen, i. 277; ii. 14, 15, 293, 295, 296. Reform Bill, ii. 381-382, 387, 388, 394, 414-417. Remside Moor, ii. 49. Rémusat, Charles de, i. 407 and n. Count Paul de, i. 407 n. Rennie, Sir John, i. 347 n. Renton, Mr., ii. 181. Resignation of office as Clerk of Session, ii. 355. Reynolds, Sir Joshua, i. 272 and n.; ii. 177; Earl of Rothes' Portrait, 232, 251. Mr. (The Keepsake), ii. 125, 133, 142, 162, 166, 181, 266, 270, 279. Rice, Mr. Spring (afterwards Lord Monteagle), ii. 184. Richardson, John, visit to Abbotsford and fishing adventure, ii. 28 and n., 66, 265 n.; letter from, to Scott, 273 n.; Claverhouse, 404. Riddell, Colonel, ii. 266. Thomas, i. 180. Riddoch, Mr., of Falkirk, i. 152. Rigby, Miss. See John A. Murray. Robbins, Mr., ii. 152. Robertson, Patrick, i. 259 and n. Robinson (of H. & R.), ii. 61, 65. Robison, Mr. (afterwards Sir John), ii. 217. Rob Roy at the Theatre Royal, ii. 138. Robson's Essay on Heraldry, ii. 381. Roche, Sir Boyle, dream of, i. 223 n. Rodger, Mr. Peter, ii. 358 n. Rogers, Samuel, i. 277, 308; ii. 158, 159, 161, 423; advice to Moore, i. 8 n.; breakfast, 281, 304, 307; Holland House, ii. 183; Hampton Court, 189, 190. Rokeby, i. 270; ii. 195. Rolland, Adam, Clerk of Session, ii. 281, 283, 336. Adam, of Gask, ii. 281 n.; ii. 337 and n. Rollo, Lord, i. 141. Rome, ii. 475, 478. Rose, Sir George, i. 401; ii. 132. William Stewart, anecdote of Byron, i. 11, 12, 26; his Ariosto, 277 and n.; at Stratford, ii. 153; Brighton, 185; David Hinves, 186 n. Ross, Dr. A., i. 343; ii. 219, 236, 294, 356. Rossiter, N.T., ii. 402. Rothes, Lady, ii. 300 n. Roxburghe Club, ii. 39, 40, 170, 181. Royal Academy, London, ii. 171. Literary Society, i. 390-391; ii. 449 and n. Society, Edinburgh, dinner, i. 34-35, 318, 354; ii. 77, 217, 219; new rooms, 233, 235, 242. Ruling passion, i. 216-217. Russel, Alexander, anecdote told by, i. 344 n. Russell, Claud, i. 14. Dr. James, i. 35 and n.; ii. 77, 135. Lord John, on Moore, i. 8 n.; ii. 161. John, i. 345 n.; ii. 123. Major-General Sir James, of Ashestiel, i. 29 n., 30, 45, 74, 76, 164, 230, 321, 381, 390, 391; ii. 21, 146, 258, 363, 368, 381, 399. Lord Wriothesley, ii. 76. Misses, i. 73, 97; ii. 35. Rutherfurd, John, of Edgerstoun, ii. 120. Rutherford, Rev. John, of Yarrow, ii. 145. Dr., ii. 269. Lord, in the Bride of Lammermoor, ii. 300 n. Captain Robert, i. 147. Robert, i. 29, 320; ii. 35. William, ii. 32. Miss C., i. 90. Ruthven, Lord and Lady, i. 61; ii. 390-391 n. Rutty, J., diary, i. 68.

St. Agatha, ii. 478. St. Andrews, visit to, in 1827, i. 403. St. Boswell's Fair, i. 229. St. Cuthbert's remains at Durham, ii. 7. St. Giles, Edinburgh, ii. 77 n. St. Mary's Loch, i. 243. St. Monans, i. 405. St. Paul's, Dean of, ii. 162. St. Ronan's Well, Scott's opinion of, i. 231; Macturk in, ii. 65, 69; new edition required, 107; dramatised, 301. Saint Roque, ii. 434. Saint Thomas Aquinas, tomb of, ii. 472. Saladin's shroud, ii. 71 n. Salerno, ii. 466. Samothracian Mysteries, ii. 164. Sanctuary, the, ii. 58 and n., 60. Sanders, George L., miniature of M.G. Lewis, i. 7 and n. San Domenico Maggiore, ii. 472. Sandford, Mrs. Professor, ii. 222. Sans Cullotides, April mornings, i. 184, 185. Savary, H., i. 59 and n. Scarlett, Sir James Y., i. 57. Schutze, Mr., ii. 315-316. Schwab, Gustavus, i. 412. Schwartzenberg, i. 292. Scott, Lady, i. 47, 130; removal from Castle Street, 143, 152; illness, 159, 161, 166, 178-191; death, 193; ii. 150. Miss Anne, Scottish songs, i. 38, 39; characterised, 55; retrospect, 56-57, 116, 194, 195, 197; ii. 67, 118, 146; London, 151, 198 n.; Milburn Tower, 204; Hopetoun House, 242; castle, 248, 257; Blair-Adam, 336, 365, 475. Walter, i. 144, 183, 197-99; ii. 65-67, 99, 105, 132, 157, 216, 401, 418, 426; choice of a soldier's life, i. 37; 15th Hussars going to India, 73; generous offer from, 101; lines on Irish quarters, 232; revisits Abbotsford, 240, 242; at Blair-Adam, 246, 249; Ireland, 250, 315; Dalkeith, 321, 322, 325; Christmas at Abbotsford, 329, 335; dinner and guests at Hampton Court, 163; inflammatory attack, 283, 284, 286, 292, 302; wishes to preserve the library, 365. Charles, choice of profession, i. 179; arrives at Abbotsford, 196, 201, 202, 228; Drumlanrig, 242; Ireland, 250; return, 260, 266; Scott's visit to Oxford, 311, 369; ii. 74, 76, 81, 92, 99; Foreign Office, 122, 157, 168, 216; Edinburgh, 305, 312, 364, 475. Thomas and Mrs., i. 7 n., 180, 312; ii. 183 n. Anne, niece of Sir Walter, i. 188, 227, 237. Walter, nephew, i. 103, 116, 264; ii. 334 and n. Sir W., of Ancrum, ii. 408, 423. of Beirlaw, ii. 257. of Gala, i. 59, 252, 253; ii. 118, 122, 141, 152, 232, 289, 326, 329, 332 of Harden, i. 105, 163, 168, 176-179, 181, 188, 205, 214, 238, 259, 337, 358, 390; ii. 11, 20, 23, 28, 29 and n., 52, 54, 72, 85, 104, 171, 179, 200, 201, 204, 334, 359, 360, 363, 365, 366, 371, 382, 387, 408. John, Midgehope, ii. 17. Charles, of Nesbit Mill, i. 259; ii. 265. of Raeburn (Maxpopple), i. 159 and n., 187, 238, 255, 269, 388, 389; ii. 25, 59 n., 81, 274 and n., 275, 279, 281, 314, 325, 326, 349, 395. of Scalloway, ii. 291. of Woll, ii. 326, 332, 397 and n. Charles, grandson of Charles of Woll, ii. 17. Dr., of Haslar Hospital, ii. 291. James, ii. 281. Keith, ii. 280 James, a young painter, i. 308. Scottish Nationality, i. 153. Scottish Songs v. Foreign music, i. 38. Scrope, William, i. 75, 78, 111, 121, 174, 328, 336, 338, 377, 378, 390; ii. 7, 9, 13, 121, 146. Seafield, Lord Chancellor, i. 208 n. Seaford. See Ellis. Seaforth, Lady, funeral, ii. 244. Search for sealing-wax, i. 184. Selkirk, fifth Earl of, ii. 161 n., 260, 314. Lady, ii. 161. Club, i. 254. election, ii. 365, 408. Sheriff-court processes, i. 47. Selkirkshire Yeomanry Club dinner, ii. 144. Seton, Sir Reginald Steuart, of Staffa, ii. 130 n. Seymour, Sir Michael, ii. 428, 429. Shakespeare's house, ii. 155. Shandwick Place, No. 6, takes possession Nov. 6, 1827, ii. 61. Shap Fells, drive over the, i. 314. Sharp, Sir Cuthbert, ii. 149. Richard, i. 247, 277, 283; ii. 158, 161. Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick, sketched, i. 2-4, 121, 122, 221; alterations in Edinburgh, 336, 412; ii. 76, 160, 201, 204, 232; restoration of "Mons Meg," 248, 339, 422 n. Shaw, Dr., i. 217, 280. Christian, ii. 145. of Sauchie, ii. 145. Shaws, murder of, ii. 40. Shelley, Lady, ii. 65, 182, 187. Sir John, ii. 179. Percy B., i. 11-12. Mrs., Frankenstein, i. 174 n. Shepherd, Sir Samuel, Lord Chief Baron, i. 51 and n.; sketch of 57-58, 192, 207; Blair-Adam, 215, 217, 358, 395; Charlton, 403; ii. 73, 78, 95, 98; at Colvin Smith's, 116, 118, 166; Blair-Adam, 207, 209, 212, 305, 336. Sheridan, Rich. B., dull in society, i. 80; price of Drury Lane Theatre, 81; review of Life, 173; and Sharp, ii. 158. Tom, ii. 259. Sheriffmuir trumpeter, i. 185. Shortreed, Robert, i. 178, 257, 387; ii. 279, 316 and n. (junior), ii. 52, 306. Andrew, i. 388, 390; ii. 188, 191. Pringle, i. 93. Thos., i. 257 n., 258. Shortt, Dr., i. 355, 357, 364 Siddons, Mrs. H., as Belvidera, ii. 120, 293, 301. Sidmouth, Lord, ii. 188, 416. Sievwright, Sir John, ii. 173. Silver fir, rapid growth, i. 239. Simond's Switzerland, ii. 212. Simson, William, R.S.A., i. 377. Sinclair, Sir John, i. 85. Lady, i. 85; ii. 141. Misses, ii. 36. Master of, ii. 40, 146. Robert, ii. 138. Singleton, Archdeacon, ii. 49 and n. Six-foot-high Club, ii. 244. Skelton, Mr., ii. 310. Skene, James and Mrs., i. 31, 42; the Boswells, 59 n.; sketch of, 75; recollections of Mathews, 80 n.; recollections of financial crisis, 82-84 n.; a walk in Princes Street Gardens, 91 n., 94, 95 n., 118; proposal that Scott should live with him, 129, 154; letter from Scott on Lady Scott's death, 197-198 n.; the whaling captain, 210 n., 319, 325, 335, 350, 355, 393; note from Scott, 394 n., 395, 397, 403, 407, 412; at Abbotsford, ii. 19, 53; Lady Jane Stuart, 62 n.; at Abbotsford, 97 n., 191; Princes Street Gardens, 212; Abbotsford, 215, 223, 230, 232; journal, 238, 244, 260; Abbotsford, 262, 263, 266, 288, 291; the good Samaritan, 298, 305; sketches for Waverley, 306 and n., 339, 345; Raeburn's portrait of Scott, 368 n., 374 n., 375, 399; death, 456 and n. Professor George, ii. 299 n. W.F., ii. 399 and n. Skirving, Arch., artist, i. 138 and n. Smith, Colvin, ii. 115, 118 and n., 121, 129, 132, 201, 222, 284, 334. Mrs. Charlotte, Desmond, i. 156 and n., 342; ii. 185. Horace, Brambletye House, i. 273, 275; ii. 119, 427. John, builder, ii. 368, 397 and n. Sydney, i. 362, 364, 369; ii. 130, 179. Mr., Foreign Office, i. 278. Mrs., case of poisoning, i. 355, 361. Smoking, i. 11. Smollett, Captain, i. 27. Smythe of Methven, i. 223. Solitude, love of, v. Confinement, i. 163, 168, 177. Somerset, Lord Fitzroy, ii. 169. Somerset House, ii. 173. Somerville Lord, Life of, i. 356. Dr. Thos., i. 258, 259 and n. Sotheby, i. 283; ii. 157, 158, 164. Southey, Robert, the Quarterly, i. 21, 25, 26, 38, 214; Peninsular War, 277; ii. 168 n., 190, 231 n.; Pilgrims Progress, 344, 350. Soutra, Johnstones of, i. 210. Souza-Botelho, Madame de, i. 290-291 and n. Spectral appearances and illusions, i. 47. Spencer, Lord, ii. 170, 181. Hon. W.R., i. 292, 295, 393 n. Spice, a terrier, ii. 9-10, 388. Stafford, Lord and Lady, i. 47, 304, 406; ii. 167, 180, 182, 187, 423. Stainmore, i. 271. Stanhope, Spencer, i. 267. Stanhope's Notes, ii. 49 n. Steuart-Denham, Sir James, of Coltness, i. 114 and n. Sir Henry Seton, ii. 40, 90, 221. Stevenson, John, i. 148, 413; ii. 24. Patrick James, ii. 206 n. Stewart, Sir Charles and Lady Elizabeth, i. 281. Dugald, ii. 74 n., death of, 201. J.A., ii. 203 n. Sir J., of Murthly, ii. 344. James, of Brugh, i. 20. Sir M. Shaw, i. 319. General David, of Garth, death of, ii. 17 and n. Thomas, i. 389. of Dalguise, ii. 104, 105. younger of Invernahyle, ii. 234. Mrs., of Blackhill, i. 168. Stirling, General Graham, i. 98. Stirlings of Drumpellier, ii. 9, 304. Stoddart, Dr., ii. 113. Mr., ii. 421. Stokoe, Dr., i. 325. Stopford, Lady Charlotte, i. 244 and n.; ii. 120. Stowell, Lord (Sir William Scott), ii. 188 and n., 430. Strange, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 342, 344. Strangford, Lord, ii. 196. Stratford-on-Avon, mulberry tree from, ii. 50 and n., 154. "Strict retreat," i. 111. Stuart, General, of Blantyre, ii. 4. Charles, Blantyre, i. 225; ii. 4. Hon. Mr., i. 98. Mr., grand-nephew of Lady Louisa, ii. 226, 255. Sir John, of Fettercairn, i. 404 n.; ii. 321 n. Sir John, ii. 480. James, of Dunearn, i. 58 n.; ii. 224; sale of pictures, 232. Sir James, Allanbank, i. 412; ii. 215, 224, 225, 229, 232. Lady Jane, letter to Scott, ii. 55 and n.; an affecting meeting, 62 and n.; old stories, 64, 80, 217; illness, 240, 301 and n.; death of, 321. Lady Louisa, i. 107 and n., 204, 311, 255; ii. 416, 418, 423, 473, 475. "Stulko," ii. 389 and n. Style, solecisms in, i. 181. Sunderland, ii. 46. Hall, ii. 23. Surtees, Mr. i. 240, 242, 250, 260, 266, 311, 312; ii. 149. Sussex, Duke of, ii. 168. Sutherland, Mr., Aberdeen, ii. 278. Sutton, Right Hon. Charles Manners, i. 305 and n. Swanston, John, i. 160, 238; ii. 23, 364, 367. Swift's handwriting, ii. 39. Swinton, Archibald, i. 250; dinner and guests, 322; ii. 18, 71, 132, 138, 142. Mr. and Mrs. George, i. 76, 394; ii. 18, 113, 231, 392. John, i. 205-206, 224, 403; ii. 4. Harriet, ii. 347. Mrs. Peggie, i. 29; ii. 18. S.W.S., i. 112 n.

"Tace is Latin for a candle," i. 375 and n. Tait, Archbishop, ii. 4 n. Craufurd, ii. 4. Talbot, Miss, ii. 472. Tale of Mysterious Mirror, ii. 158. Tales of Crusaders, ii. 379. Tales of a Grandfather first thought of, i. 396; arranged with Cadell, 398; 413; progress of, ii. 8, 38; first volume finished, 14; last proof corrected, 68; request to revise, 96; new edition, 147; second series begun, 159, 268; third series in hand, 269; France, 359 Talleyrand, i. 282; ii. 424 n. Tamworth, ii. 152. Tangiers, ii. 432. Tanneguy du Châtel, i. 209. Tarentum, Bishop of, ii. 455. Taschereau's Life of Molière, ii. 104, 110. Taylor, Sir Herbert, ii. 393. Jemmy, ii. 292. Watson, ii. 173. "Teind Wednesday," i. 37 n. Temple, Sir William, ii. 192, 352 n. Terracina, ii. 480. Terry, Daniel, i. 192, 223; visit to Abbotsford, 230; 234, 251, 278, 280, 352; ruin, ii. 159, 160, 191; illness, 305; death, 316 and n. The Great Twalmley, i. 8. Theatre of God's Judgments, ii. 79 n. Royal, meeting of trustees for, ii. 292. Theatrical Fund Dinner, i. 362 and n., 363, 364. "The grave the last sleep?" i. 393. Theobald, Mr. and Mrs., ii. 147, 148. Thomas, Captain, ii. 307 and n. Thomson, David, on Moore, i. 46. David, W.S., ii. 28. Rev. George, tutor at Abbotsford, i. 67 and n., 328, 336; ii. 350 n., 359. Mr., Mrs., and Miss Anstruther, of Charlton, i. 376, 403; ii. 95, 98, 207, 209. Rev. John, of Duddingston, i. 111, 223, 379; ii. 121, 133, 207, 209, 336, 409. Thomas, Deputy Clerk-Register, i. 61, 133 and n., 140, 205, 223 and n., 225, 357, 369, 400, 403, 407; ii. 4, 10, 13, 72, 124, 239, 374 n. Thomson's Tales of an Antiquary, ii. 148. Thornhill, Mr., ii. 50. Colonel, i. 265; hawks, 266. Sir James, ii. 192. Thrale, Mrs., i. 309; ii. 190 and n. Thurtell & Co. at Gill's Hill, i. 228 n.; ii. 194 and n. Ticknor, George, of Boston, i. 77 n.; ii. 34 n., 342 n. Tighe, Usher, ii. 228. "Tiled haddock," ii. 341 and n., 345. "Time must salve the sore," i. 100. Tod's, Colonel, Travels in Western India, ii. 239 n. Tod, Miss, i. 267. Todd, Miss, ii. 18. Todd, Thomas, i. 260 and n. "Tom Tack," i. 382. Tone, Wolfe, ii. 17. Torre del Carmine, ii. 451. Torphichen, Lady, ii. 138. "Touch my honour, touch my life," i. 153 and n. Townshend, Lord Charles, ii. 152. Trafalgar, ii. 433. Train, Joseph, ii. 270. Tranent, riots at, ii. 435. Travelling expenses, 1790, contrasted with 1826, i. 314. Treuttel & Wurtz, ii. 104, 143. Tripp, Baron, ii. 45. Trotter, Coal Gas Co., ii. 139. Sir Coutts, ii. 172. Tuilleries, i. 296. Tunis, ii. 440. Turner, Rev. Mr., and Lord Castlereagh's Memoirs, ii. 56. Dr., ii. 369. Messrs., Malta, ii. 475. Turner's, J.W., illustration to Poetical Works, ii. 395, 399. Tweeddale, Marquis of, ii. 80, 236. Tytler, Alexander Fraser, i. 236 n. Mrs., of Woodhouselee, i. 236, 238. Patrick Fraser, i. 354 and n.; ii. 264; his History of Scotland, ii. 250, 264, 267.

Union Scottish Assurance Co., meeting of, ii. 69, 70. University Commission, i. 256, 257, 326 and n.; ii. 63 n. Upcott, William, i. 248. Uprouse ye then, my merry, merry men, ii. 226. Utterson, ii. 168.

Vandenhoff, Mr., as Jaffier, ii. 120. Van Mildert, Bishop of Durham, ii. 43 and n. Vasa, Prince Gustavus, i. 385, 386 n. Veitch, James, ii. 266. Velletri, ii. 480. Venice Preserved, ii. 120. Ventriloquism, i. 79. Vere, Hope, of Craigiehall, ii. 80, 236. Lady Elizabeth Hope, ii. 80, 236. Verplanck, Mr., i. 400. Vesci, De, ii. 48. Vesuvius, ii. 426, 450. Vicaría, the, ii. 462. Victoria, Princess, ii. 184. Vienna, congress of, ii. 49. Views of Gentlemen's Seats, ii. 104. Vilhena, don Manuel, Fort of, ii. 443 and n., 444. Volturno, ii. 479.

Waldie, Mr., of Henderland, i. 253. Walker, Mr., engraver of Raeburn's portrait of Scott, i. 212 and n., 398. teacher of drawing, i. 137, 138 and n. H., ii. 33. of Muirhouselaw, i. 388 and n. Lieut. (afterwards Sir Baldwin), ii. 439 and n. Sir Patrick, ii. 244. Miss A., ii. 33. Helen, tombstone at Irongray, ii. 403 and n. Walker Street, No. 3, Edinburgh, i. 315 n. (from Nov. 1826 to June 1827). Wall in "Pyramus and Thisbe," i. 18. Wallace's sword, i. 43. Walpole, Horace, Historic Doubts, i. 366; ii. 104. Walton and Cotton's Angler, ii. 188 n. Ward, R. Plumer, i. 384 n.; ii. 2 n. Mr., (Dover), i. 300. Warkworth, ii. 48, 49. Warroch, Mr., ii. 340. Warwick, Lord and Lady, ii. 154. Castle, ii. 153. Water-cow, in the Highlands, superstition, ii. 71, 72 and n. Watson, Capt., ii. 298 n., 398. Wauchope, Mr., ii. 70. Waverley novels, plans for buying copyright, ii. 67, 85, 86, 89, 295; continued demand for, 107-8 n. Weare's murder, i. 228 n.; ii. 193-4. Weatherby, i. 271. Weber, Baron, i. 190. Henry, amanuensis, i. 149, 339; ii. 160. Wedderburn, Sir David, ii. 72. Lady, (née Brown) i. 409; ii. 35, 72. Weir, Major, i. 346, 347 n. Wellesley, Marquis, ii. 91. Wellington, Duke of, i. 267, 302, 305, 362, 367, 379, 383, 411; ii. 92 n., 99, 104, 110, 167, 172, 179, 181, 182, 220, 229, 262 n., 289, 414; i. dinners and guests, 306 seq.; Scott's interviews with, in London, 310, 348; Scott's letter to, 359-360 n.; Canning, ii. 6, 21; Ravensworth Castle, 41 and n., 42; Baron Tripp, 45; and Earl of Meath, 72; Lord Mahon, 173 n.; Catholic Bill, 230 and n. Wemyss, Captain, i. 406. Westphalia, King of, ii. 479 and n. Whistlecraft, ii. 449. White, Lydia, i. 283, 305; death, 351-352 and n.; ii. 210, 423. Whitmore, Lady Lucy, i. 262. Whittingham, ii. 42, 47, 49. Whyte, Miss, ii. 465, 467. Widow-burning in India, i. 30. Widow ladies' requests, i. 163. Wilberforce, ii. 163. Wilkie, Sir David, picture of king's arrival at Holyrood, i. 77; at Somerset House, 119; ii. 223; portrait for Magnum, 241; and letter from, to Scott, 241 n. Williams, Archdeacon, i. 413, 414; ii. 4, 27, 123, 131, 205, 208, 212, 373. H.W. ("Grecian"), i. 138 and n., 377. Williamson, W. of Cardrona, i. 131 n. Wilson, Adam, i. 325; ii. 307. Professor John, letter from Lockhart, i. 26 n.; ii. 34 and n., 78, 130. Mr., of Wilsontown, i. 225, 283. Sir Robert, ii. 20. R. Sym, i. 50. Harriet, Memoirs, remarks on, i. 41-42. Wilton nuns, "go spin you jades," i. 110, 157, 372. Winchelsea, Lord, and Wellington, ii. 258 n. Windsor Castle, i. 279. Wisharts', Montrose, ii. 110 n. "Wishing-cap," power of, i. 66. Witchcraft, Joanna Baillie, ii. 10. Withers, Pope's epitaph, i. 125. W., ii. 187. Wolcot, Dr., i. 341. Wood, Sir Alexander, ii. 136. John Philip, ii. 341 and n. Woodstock, in progress, i. 10, 68, 74, 100, 114; 2d vol. ended, 117, 123, 127, 131, 146, 158; finished, 162, 165; Longman buys, 182; copyright, 202; price of, 407 n.; annotated, ii. 359. Wooler, ii. 42, 49, 50. Worcester, i. 313. Worcester, Marquis of, ii. 169. Wordsworth, William, i. 268, 333; anecdote of, 334; lines on Hogg, ii. 34 n.; 179, 181, 184, 189, 190; at Abbotsford, 411, 413 and n., 414 and n. Miss, ii. 413, 414 and n. Bishop, ii. 413 and n. Wrangham, Archdeacon, ii. 186. Wright, Sir John, ii. 25. Rev. Thomas, of Borthwick, ii. 92 and n. W., Lincoln's Inn, i. 26, 308 and n., 311. Wyatville, Mr., i. 279. Wynn, Charles, ii. 184.

Yarrow, excursion in August 1826, i. 242; in December 1827, ii. 95; in May 1829, 279; in July 1829, 320; in September 1831, 413. Yates, Dr., i. 280; ii. 185. Yelin, Chevalier, i. 90, 94. Yermoloff, General, ii. 17-18. Yester, pictures at, ii. 80. York, Duke of, i. 302, 308, 310; death, 337; funeral, 343. York, Cardinal Duke of, ii. 313. Young, Alexander, of Harburn, i. 148 and n. Charles Mayne as "Pierre," ii. 120, 122 and n. Dr., and Miss, Hawick, ii. 160, 347, 355.

Zetland, ii. 291.