Byron's generosity to, iii. 191,
251; vi. 113; Christabel, iii. 228,
246, 254, 369; iv. 31, 37, 79, 99;
v. 182, 226, 329, 397; Byron's
appeal for, iii. 232; "nothing
feasible in hand," iii. 234; v.
442; Zapolya, iii. 246; Edin-
burgh Review on, iv. 54; defends
Southey's Wat Tyler, iv. 117 ;
The Statesman's Manual, iv. 151;
Lay Sermons, iv. 151; Biographia
Literaria, iv. 171; v. 243; W.
S. Rose on, iv. 212; his abuse
of Byron, iv. 272; a Lake poet,
iv. 482, 484; prophesies Napo-
leon's downfall, iv. 486; on Pitt,
ibid.; poet and seer of the Morn-
ing Post, iv. 486; v. 20; Fire,
Famine, and Slaughter; Ode to
the Departing Year, iv. 486; "no
follower of renown,'
iv. 494;
Byron's contempt for, ibid.; on
Fielding, v. 149; Table Talk,
v. 149, 267; Keats, v. 267;
"muddling," v. 362; a traveller,
v. 588

Coleridge, Mrs. S. T., vi. 113
Colle, Arnolfo del, iv. 114
Collet, of Staines, ii. 32

Collier, J. Payne, Lectures on Shake-
spear, ii. 75; Shakespeare's Li-
brary, iii. 386

Collini, criminal lawyer, Florence,
vi. 63, 66, 408, 413
Collins, Peerage, v. 410

Collins, William, poet, iii. 247,
405; v. 165, 578

Colman the Elder, George, Pro-
logue to Philaster, ii. 151
Colman the Younger, George, i.
99; iii. 242, 243; v. 332; Blue-
beard, or Female Curiosity, i. 301;
vi. 371; Random Records, i. 301;
The Review, or Wags of Windsor,
ii. 77; v. 19, 185; Prologue to
The Quadrupeds of Quedlinburgh,
ii. 157; and Sheridan, ii. 240,
241; v. 413, 461; The Heir-at-
Law, iii. 185; Lines on John
Taylor, iii. 214; Love Laughs at
Locksmiths, iv. 128; v. 396;

VOL. VI.

John Bull, or the Englishman's
Fireside, v. 32; and Fawcett, v.
214; Broad Grins, v. 318
Colman and Garrick's The Clandes-
tine Marriage, ii. 335
Colonna, Cape, i. 264; v. 546
Columbia, Republic of, vi. 209
Combe, the man mid-wife, i. 5
Combe, Harvey, ii. 154, 167
Combe, W., Diaboliad, i. 170
Compton, Lady, iii. 426
Concanen, The Magpie, or Maid of
Palaiseau, iii. 221, 222, 224
Conciliatore, Il, iii. 384; vi. 220
Condolatory Address ("On the Oc-
casion of the Prince Regent
returning her Picture to Mrs.
Mee"), ii. 113; iii. 85, 114, 119
Confalonieri, Count, iii. 441
Confucius, i. 173

Congreve, ii. 398; iv. 387, 428,
493; v. 218, 574; Way of the
World, iv. 426 ; Mourning Bride,
v. 564; "the witty," v. 571
Connoisseur, Le, iv. 487
Consalvi, Cardinal, iv. 461
Constable, iii. 116

Constant de Rebecque, Benjamin,
Adolphe, iii. 342; vi. 203
Constantine, his statue at Rome, iv.
119

Constantinople, Byron at, i. 273-
285; vi. 449-452

Constitutional Association, the, v.
344; vi. 156

Contarini, Madame, iv. 331, 337
Conway, Lady Sarah Frances Sey-
mour, iv. 108

Conyers, Baroness (Lady Carmar-
then), i. 4, 18; ii. 267; v. 186,
467, 492; vi. 231

Cooke, G. F., the actor, ii. 249,
360, 385, 386; iii. 45, 384; iv.
91; v. 437

Coolidge, Mr., of Boston, v. 318,

421

Cooper, Major, v. 447
Copenhagen, battle of, iv. 83
Copley, Sir J., i. 120
Corbet, Mr., ii. 189

Corbet, Richard, Poems, v. 277

2 M

Cordova, Admiral, i. 239
Cordova, Miss, i. 240
Corfu, college at, vi. 348
Corgialegno, banker, vi. 245, 254,
256, 266, 267, 271, 284, 299, 307,
308, 316, 319

Corinth, vi. 272, 281, 288, 423
Corinthian Tom, i. 99

Corinthians, St. Paul's Epistle to

the (translated from the Arme-
nian), iv. 9, 90, 137, 425, 431;
their Epistle to St. Paul, iv. 429
Coriolanus, ii. 90; iii. 37, 38, 136;
iv. 285; v. 89, 494; vi. 117, 130
Cork and Orrery, Edmund, 7th
Earl of, iii. 182

Cork and Orrery, Lady, iii. 111, 182
Corneille, Thomas, v. 243, 260, 553
"Cornelian, the " (Edleston), i.
130, 133, 325; ii. 52
Cornelli, v. 109
Cornwallis, Lord, i. 141
Corrière di Padova, iv. 214
Corry, James, iii. 32

Corsair, The, i. 20, 168; ii. 69,
135, 177, 248, 382, 399, 400, 407;
iii. 1-78, 131, 132, 166, 170, 219,
222, 264, 339; iv. 37, 168, 371;
v. 34, 426, 508; vi. 100, 164
Corsica, vi. 89, 239
Corsini, iv. 461
Cortes, iv. 348, 459
Cortes, the Spanish, vi. 287
Cosmopolite, Le, ii. 39, 44
Cottin, Madame de, v. 572
Cotton, junr., v. 166
Coul Pasha, i. 248

Coulmann, J. J., une visite à Byron

à Gênes, vi. 229, 230

Coulson, John Blenkinsopp, iv. 120
Courcy, Major the Hon. Gerald de,
vi. 240

Courier, The, ii. 142, 237, 385, 398,
463-478; iii. 23, 24, 30, 32, 34,
37, 40, 41, 43, 68, 102, 277, 331,
340; iv. 70, 117, 184, 286; v.
228, 314, 576; vi. 10, 122, 389,
393-395

Cournand, De la Littérature des
Turcs, ii. 256

Courrier Français, v. 510

Courrier de Marseilles, vi. 200
Courtenay, John, the orator, ii.
199; v. 410

Courtenay, William, 3rd Viscount,
i. 230

Courthope, W. J., Pope's Works,
iii. 184, 262; iv. 202; v. 36,
148, 185, 365, 561; vi. 181
Covent Garden Theatre, the O. P.
riots at, i. 215; first live elephant
introduced at, i. 301; troop of
horses on the stage, ii. 157
Cowell, John, ii. 98

Cowley, Abraham, Epitaphium vivi
Auctoris, v. 210

Cowper, Lady (Emily Mary Lamb),
ii. 164; iii. 145; v. 378; vi.
187

Cowper, Peter Leopold Louis
Francis Nassau Clavering-Cow-
per, 5th Earl, ii. 164; vi. 187
Cowper, William, ii. 78; iii. 247,
405; iv. 238, 394; v. 25, 26,
259, 528, 556, 557, 565, 578,
591; vi. 149

Crabbe, George, i. 211; iv. 160,
161, 169, 176, 196, 278, 341, 486,
489, 494; v. 41, 95, 373, 392;
Resentment, ii. 276

Crabtree Hall (afterwards Branden-
burgh House), v. 229
Craggs, Secretary, v. 561
Crauford, Mr. and Mrs., iii. 195
Craven, Hon. Keppel, v. 219
Crawford, Dr. James, vi. 43, 58,
184, 403, 406
Crawford, Mrs., iii. 110
Crayon, Geoffrey.
Washington
Crebillon, v. 574
Crespi, Daniel, iii. 444
Crewe, Sir George, v. 383
Cribb, Tom, "Black Diamond,"
the pugilist, i. 207; ii. 336, 345;
v. 579

See Irving,

Crispe, Captain, v. 229
Critical Review, i. 147, 171, 196
Crockford's, v. 82

Croker, John Wilson, the "Wen-
ham "of Thackeray, "Con Craw-
ley" of Lady Morgan (Croker

Papers), ii. 223, 243, 365; iii. 13,
22, 50, 54, 111, 196; iv. 70, 71,
117, 124, 154, 157, 160, 165, 199,
217, 290, 343; v. 58, 114, 216;
his Quarterly Review article on
Endymion, v. 267

Croly, Rev. George, Paris in 1815,
iv. 164; Salathiel, etc., v. 95, 117
Cromwell, the poet, v. 571
Cronica di Sanuto, iv. 341; v. 221
Cronica Greca, vi. 323

Crook and Alexander, auctioneers,
iii. 271, 275

Crosby and Co., B., publishers, i.

137, 141, 144

Crousaz, Jean Pierre de, Examen
de l'Essai de Monsieur Pope sur
l'homme, vi. 49
Cruger, Henry, iii. 241
Cruikshank, Isaac, i. 99, 215
Cruscanti, the, v. 570
Cuesta, i. 241

Cumberland, Richard, The Wheel of
Fortune, i. 118; v. 445; the
"Sir Fretful Plagiary" of The
Critic, ii. 9, 149; The Jew, iii.
224, 236

Cummin, the use of, iv. 118
Cunningham, Rev. J. W., Vicar of

Harrow, vi. 71; De Rance; The
Velvet Cushion, vi. 153
Cunningham, Peter, i. 170; iv. 178,
382; v. 164, 541

Curchod, Suzanne(Madame Necker),
ii. 223

Curioni, Alberico, v. 241
Curly, i. 148

Curran, John Philpot (Life), ii. 270,
271; iv. 371, 378; v. 364, 386,
393, 396, 421, 429

Curse of Minerva, ii. 72, 177, 179;

iii. 270

Curzon's Armenia, iv. 90
Custom House burnt, iii. 40
Cuvier, Discours sur les révolutions

de la surface du globe, v. 367,
368, 469; vi. 31

Czartoryski, Prince Adam, iii. 101

D

d'Abrantès, Duchesse, Mémoires, i.
245

Dacre, Lady (Mrs. Wilmot, née
Barberina Ogle), ii. 332; her
tragedy Ina, iii. 195

Dacre, Lord, ii. 332; vi. 19
Daily Chronicle, vi. 366
Daily News, vi. 180

d'Albany, Comtesse (née Stolberg,
wife of the Young Pretender), ii.
333; v. 153

D'Alembert, Jean-le-Rond, iii. 439 ;
iv. 10

Dallas, Miss, ii. 7

Dallas, Henrietta Charlotte (Mrs. G.
A. Byron), i. 168, 188

Dallas, Rev. A. R. C., Corre-
spondence of Lord Byron with a
Friend, i. 169, 314, 327; vi. 450,
456, 459

Dallas, R. C., i. 5; iii. 41, 50, 52;
v. 380; Recollections of the Life
of Lord Byron, i. 164, 169 ; ii.
135; short account of, i. 168;
his farce, Not at Home, i. 300;
befriends Blacket, i. 314; one of
Byron's executors, i. 329; MS.
of Childe Harold, ii. 1; Byron's
generosity to, ii. 325; iii. I;
Miscellaneous Works and Novels,
iii. 43; his ingratitude, iv.

414
Dallaway, James, Letters, etc., of
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, iv.
184

Dalmatia, Duke of, iii. 390
Dalrymple, Captain John William
Henry, ii. 50

Dalrymple, Mrs. (née Joanna
Gordon), ii. 50

Dalrymple, Colonel, v. 22

Dalrymple, Sir Hew Whitefoord, i.

Danby, Mary (Lady Harcourt), i.

18, 24, 26, 30

Danby, Rev. William, i. 24
Dandies, the, ii. 236; v. 423; vi.
189

Dandolo, Andrea, Doge, v. 95
D'Angoulême, Duc, vi. 188, 287
D'Angoulême, Duchesse, iii. 71
Daniel's Field Sports, i. 149
Dante, i. 38, 101; ii. 345; iii. 378,
385, 433; iv. 404, 412, 487, 491 ;
V. 193, 207, 553, 554, 591; Fos-
colo's Essay on, iv. 284; Inferno,
iv. 420; v. 2, 70, 395, 486; his
sepulchre at Ravenna, v. 140;
Div. Com. translated by Taaffe,
v. 476

D'Arblay, Madame, The Wanderer,
or Female Difficulties; Evelina;
Cecilia; Camilla, ii. 81, 88,
312, 342

d'Arcy, Lady Amelia (Lady Con-
yers), i. 4, 18; ii. 267; v. 186,
467, 492

Dardanelles, treaty of the, i. 260
D'Argenson, iii. 70
Darius, v. 598

Darnley, John Bligh, 4th Earl of,
v. 106; vi. 187
d'Artois, Comte, v. 265

Daru, P., Histoire de la République
de Venise, v. 53

Darwin, the poet, iv. 485, 488
d'Aurevilly, Barbey, Du Dandysme
et de Georges Brummell, ii. 129
Davey, S., vi. 62

Davidoff, Madame, iii. 253
Davidson, Mr., vi. 92, 116
Davidson or Gordon, Alexander,
i. I

Davies, Scrope Berdmore, as a
swimmer, i. 158; v. 126; the
dens-descended, i. 163; summary
of his life, i. 165; good news
about Byron, i. 219; reigns
unrivalled in the cabin," i. 278;
a friendly greeting, i. 301; one
of Byron's executors, i. 329;
"his gaiety has done me service,"
i. 339; a mistaken report, ii. II;
Byron's opinion of, ii. 29; v.

422; Byron's host at Cambridge,
ii. 33; v. 116; his challenge to
Lord Foley, i. 110; "Long"
Baillie, ii. 122; v. 419; and
Brummell, . 128; v. 423;
Byron's debt, ii. 180, 181, 407; a
duel averted, ii. 248; an orgy, ii.
264; "not even to Scrope," ii.
294; tipsy and pious, ii. 407;

66

very well for a holiday drinker,"
iii. 163; Byron and Miss Mercer,
iii. 253; Hobhouse's message,
iii. 347; Byron's messenger, iii.
370, 373, 374; "of inaccurate
memory," iv. 17; his affidavit in
Byron v. Johnstone, iv. 20; and
Perry, iv. 69; a rank imposition,
iv.70;" some foolery of Scrope's,'
iv. 82; Byron's portrait for, iv.
218; on Sir Murray Maxwell, iv.
245; advice as to Don Juan, iv.
276; his quarrel with George
Lamb, iv. 304; ruined at play, v.
141; "one of the cleverest con-
versers," v. 422 ; the Mr. Tulk, v.
427; his misplaced winnings, v.
447; on Medwin's Conversations,
vi. 202

Davison, Mrs., iii. 365

Davison, Thomas, printer, iv. 276
"Davus" (J. C. Tattersall), i. 59
Davy, Dr., Memoirs of the Life of
Sir Humphry Davy, ii. 226
Davy, Lady (Jane Apreece, née
Kerr), ii. 226, 227; iv. 179; v.
23, 109, 178, 332; vi. 431
Davy, Sir Humphry (Researches,
Chemical and Philosophical; Sal-
monia, etc.), ii. 226, 392; iii. 91,
415; v. II, 22, 31, 178, 414, 440;
vi. 86
Dawkins, E. J., British Minister at
Florence, vi. 43, 45, 49, 58, 63,
403, 415

Day and Martin, v. 322; vi. 387
Day, the, ii. 106

"Dear Doctor, I have read your
play," iv. 159

Dearden, James, lessee of the Roch-
dale coal-pits, ii. 174; iii. 18,
142; v. 62; vi. 42, 307

De Bathe, Sir James Wynne, i.

175

Débats de Paris, vi. 176
d'Eboli, Princesse, v. 573

Debtors' Petition against Lord
Redesdale's Insolvent Debtors
Act, ii. 318
Decazes, v. 8, 265

Defoe, Daniel, Robinson Crusoe, i.
255; ii. 219, 220
Deformed Transformed, The, v. 517,
518; vi. 262

d'Egmont, Comtesse, iv. 27
d'Egville, James, Don Quichotte ou
les Noces de Gamache; L'Elève-
ment d'Adonis, etc., i. 192

d Egville, Louis, i. 192
de la Blache, Count, ii. 79

de la Croix, Petit, Contes Persans,
iv. 86

de la Pagerie, Mdlle., afterwards
Empress Josephine, iii. 95
Delaval, Sir F. B., v. 198

de la Vega, Garcilaso, "the prince
of Spanish poets," vi. 294
Delavigne, Casimir, iv. 58
Delawarr, Dowager Lady, i. 41
Delawarr, Lady (Lady Elizabeth
Sackville), i. 41

Delawarr, Thomas, 3rd Earl, i. 44
Delawarr, John Richard, 4th Earl,
i. 41

Delawarr, George John, 5th Earl,
i. 41, 42, 44, 57, 117, 176, 181;
ii. 90, 259

Della Calza Society, iv. 77
Della Cruscan School, i. 198; iv.
128, 485

Delladecima, Count, vi. 268, 300,

310, 319, 345

Della Scala family, the, iii. 387
Dellevelly, money-lender, ii. 175
Delphi, i. 264

Del Pinto, Commandant at Ra-

venna, v. 133-137, 139, 140, 149,
216, 252, 297

Del Pinto, Alessio, v. 152, 160
Del Rosso, Frederigo, advocate, of
Leghorn, vi. 413

Deluc, M., v. 367

Deluge, the, v. 475

599

De Morgan, i. 183

Demosthenes, ii. 345; v. 599; vi.
40

Denen, Mr., iii. 283; iv. 179
Denman, Dr., i. 5

Denman, Lord Chief Justice, i.
271; ii. 394; v. 61, 141; vi.
430

Dennis, John (Appius and Vir-
ginia), iii. 184, 219, 223, 262
Denon, Dominique Vivant, Baron
de, iv. 15, 186

Dent, John, "Dog Dent," iv. 160
Dent de Jamant, iii. 354 ; iv. 96
d'Epinay, Madame, iii. 335
Derbyshire scenery, iv. 89

Dermody, Thomas, The Harp of
Erin, ii. 120

Desaix, General, iv. 186
Descartes, his theory of vortices,
vi. II
Deshayes, i. 192

des Roches, Captain, v. 78
d'Este, Alfonso, iii. 376
d'Esterre, J. N., iii. 202
d'Esterre, Mrs., iii. 202

Detached Thoughts, i. 116, 192; ii.
11, 20, 68, 86, 102, 105, 109, 122,
128, 162, 208, 235, 239, 271, 315,
338, 362, 384, 386, 391, 397; iii.
84, 196, 233; iv. 9, 73, 77; v.
318, 319, 394, 403, 407-468, 494
Devil's Drive, the, ii. 378
Devon, William, 10th Earl of, i.
230

Devonshire, Elizabeth, Duchess of,
ii. 106, 115, 119, 127, 136, 137,
246; iii. 189, 215; iv. 178, 188;
v. 237-241
Devonshire, Georgiana, Duchess of,
ii. 114; v. 391

Devonshire, William Spencer, 6th
Duke of, i. 44, 135; ii. 96, 106,
137; iii. 98; iv. 178, 500

De Witt, vi. 109

D'Havre, Duke, iii. 71