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Asdrubal, 165.

Askalon, 378.

Asphaltes, lake, 32.
Asturias, 8.

'Atalantis,' Account of Mrs. Manley's,
718.

Athanasian creed, 670.

'Atheista Fulminato,' the old religious
play of, 590, 591.
Athenæus, 625.

Athenians, character of the, 764.
Athens, apostrophe to, 16. Reflections
on the past and present condition of,
Its situation and climate, 16.
16.
764. On the plunder of the works of
art at, 17.
Athens, Maid of, 545.
Athos, Mount, 19. 56. Project for how-
ing it into a statue of Alexander, 726.
Atlas, 50.

'Attic Bee,' 754.

Atticus, 452.

Attila, his harangue to his army pre-
vious to the battle of Chalons, 460.

Augury, 642.

Bacon, Lord, 638, 744. Essay on Em-

pire, 665. Inaccuracies in his Apo-
phthegms, 808. Saying of, 736.
Baillie, Joanna, 196. Her Family Le-
gend,' 196.

Baillie, Dr. Matthew, 707. His visit to
Remarkable for

Lord Byron, 593.
plainness of speech, 707.
Balgownie, brig of, 705.
Baltic, 455.

Bandusian Fountain, 785.
Banks, Sir Joseph, 2.
Bankes, William, esq. 629.
Banshie, superstition of the, 754.
Barbarossa, Frederic, his submission to
Pope Alexander the Third, 43, 771.
Barings, the, 719.

Barnave, Pierre-Joseph, 591.
Barometer, marine, its great value, 651.
Barossa, battle of, 455.

Barrataria, account of the buccaneer
establishment at, 107.
Barrey, Ludovick, 458.

Barrow, Dr. Isaac, his Sermons, 625.
Barrow, Sir John, his Life of Peter
the Great,' 161. His Eventful His-
tory of the Mutiny of the Bounty,'
161. His testimony to the accuracy
of Lord Byron's description of a
shipwreck, 615. His account of the
cyanometer, 651. And of the marine
barometer, 651.

Barthelimi, M., 766.

Basili, Lord Byron's Athenian servant,

762.

Bashfulness, 79.

Bath Guide, Anstey's, 756. 809.
Bathurst, Captain, 545.

Battle, 30. 98. 127, 128. 684, 685.
Baviad and Mæviad, extinguishment of
the Della Cruscans by the, 433.
Baxter, Richard, 444. His Shove, 444.
Bay of Biscay, 5.

Bayard, Chevalier, 311.
Bayes, his expedient, 446.
Beatrice of Dante, 497. 630.

Augusta, Stanzas to,' 470. Epistle Beattie, Dr., his reflections on dreams,

to,' 470.

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643.

Beauharnais, Eugene, his testimony to
the correctness of Lord Byron's deli-
neation of Napoleon Buonaparte, 590.
Beaumont, Sir George, 511. 805.
Beauty, 10. 67, 68. 78, 79. 597. 635.727.
747.

Becher, Rev. John, Answer to his
complaint that one of Lord Byron's
descriptions was rather too warmly
drawn,' 402. Lines addressed to, on
his advising Lord Byron to mix more
with society,' 410.

Becket, Thomas à, his tomb, in Canter-
bury Cathedral, 710.

Beckford, William, esq., his residence
at Cintra described, 6. Character of
his Vathek,'6. Some account of, 6.
Bed of Ware, 669.

Bedlam, 714.

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'Beppo, a Venetian Story,' 142.
Beranger, M., 697.

Bergami, Princess of Wales's courier
and chamberlain, 658.

Berkeley, Bishop, his scepticism con-

cerning the existence of matter, 711.
Berlin, 528. 709.

Bernard, St., monks of, 768.

Bernese Alps, 36.

Berni, the father of the Beppo style of

writing, 143, 482.

Bernis, Abbé de, 195.

Bertram, Mathurin's tragedy of, 196.

Betty, William Henry West, (the young

Roscius,) 429
Bigamy, 693.
Bigotry, 6. 174.

Bile, energetic, described, 664.
Biscay, Bay of, 5.

Birds, belief that the souls of the dead
inhabit the forms of, 89.

Biren, John Ernest, Duke of Courland,
709.

Black Friar of Newstead Abbey, 753,
754.

Blackburn, Archbishop, 107.

Blackett, Joseph, the poetical cobbler,
150. 432. 547.

Blackmore, Sir Richard, 424.
Blackwood's Magazine, its Remarks on
Don Juan, 581, 582. 'Some Obser-

vations upon its Remarks on
Juan,' 800. Critical notes from, pas-
sim.

Blair, Dr., his Sermons, 625
Blake, fashionable tonsor, 446.
Bland, Rev. Robert, his Collections
from the Greek Anthology, 434. 807.
Blank-verse, excellence of rhyme over,
in English poetry, 439. 608. 806.
Blasphemy, and blasphemers, 667.734.
Blatant Beast, 7.

Blessington, Countess of, Impromptu
on her taking a villa called Il Para-
diso,' 577. Lines written at the re-
quest of, 577.

Bligh, Captain, his Narrative of the
Mutiny of the Bounty, 161.

Blood only serves to wash ambition's
hands,' 702.

Bloomfield, Robert, 432. 450.
Bloomfield, Nathaniel, 433. 450.
Blucher, Marshal, 689.

Blue, instrument for measuring the in-
tensity of, 651.

Blue Devils, 743.

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Blue-Stocking, 149. 507.
'Blue-Stocking Club,' origin of, 507.
'BLUES, THE; a Literary Eclogue,' 507.
Blues, 149. 151. 507. 651. 715.
Boabdil, 596.

'Boatswain,' Lord Byron's favourite
dog, 539.
'INSCRIPTION on his monu-

ment,' 539.

Boccaccio, treatment of his ashes, 45.

Defence of, 778.

Boeotia, 12. 764.

Boehm, Mrs., 149.

Boileau, his depreciation of Tasso, 46.

774.

Bolero, 738.

Boleyn, Anne, her remark on the scaf-
fold, 100.

Bolingbroke, Lord, hires Mallet to tra-

duce Pope, 427.

Bolivar, Simon, 528.
Bonn, 709.

Bonne fortune, 740.

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'Born in a garret, in the kitchen bred,"
469.

Borysthenes, the, 155.
Boscan, Almogavà, 599.
Bosphorus, the, 653.

Bosquet de Julie, 98.

Boswell, James, esq., 452.
Botany Bay, 638.

Bourbon, Duke of, Constable of France,
308. 311, 312.500.
Bouts-rimés, 755.

Bowles, Rev. William Lisle, • The
maudlin prince of mournful sonne-
teers,' 426. His Spirit of Discovery,"
426. Lines on his edition of Pope,'

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'BRIDE OF ABYDOS,' 77. 651.
Bridge of Sighs, 42.769.
'Brig of Balgownie,' 705.

'Bright be the place of thy soul !' 537.
Brighton, Pavilion at, 742.
Brissot de Warville, 591.
Bristol, 427.

'British Critic,' 580. 799.

British Review, the Old Girl's Review,'
509. 'My Grandmother's Review,'
581. 609. Lord Byron's Letter to
the Editor of,' 798.
Brocken, superstition of the, 302.
Bronze wolf of Rome, 51. 781.
Brougham, Henry, esq. (now Lord
Brougham and Vaux), 419. 429.
Broughton, the regicide, his monument
at Vevay, 38.

Brown, Dr. Thomas, his Paradise of
Coquettes, 807.

Browne, Sir Thomas, his Religio Me-
dici,' 79. His encomium on sleep,
643.

Bruce, Abyssinian, his description of a
simoom, 65.

Brummell, William, 150. 718.

Brunck, Professor, 397.

Brunswick, Duke of, his death at
Quatre-Bras, 30.

Brussels, 30.

Brutus, 747.

magne,' 435.

Buonaparte, Napoleon, 460. 526. 561.
698. 742. The Triptolemus of the
British farmer,' 532. His exclamation
on the loss of his old guard, 709. His
character, 32. 590. 'ODE to, 460.
LINES on his escape from Elba,'

561.

Burdett, Sir Francis, his style of elo-

quence, 521.

Burgage tenures and tithes, 'discord's
torches,' 756.

Burgess, Sir James Bland, his epic of
'Richard the First' sold to line trunks,
449. 804.

Burgoyne, General, 590.
Burke, Edmund, 2. 162.
Burlesque, 641.

Burney, Dr., his character of Jewish
music, 463.

Burns, Robert, What would he have
been, if a patrician ?' 432. His youth-
ful pranks, 638.

Burun, Ralph de, 378.
Busby, Thomas, Mus. Doct., his mono-
logue on the opening of Drury Lane
Theatre, 457. Parody on his mono-
logue, 553.

Bute, Lord, 521.

Butler, Dr. (head-master at Harrow),
383. 405, 406. Línes on his being ap-
pointed head-master at Harrow,' 383.
By the rivers of Babylon,' 467.
Byng, Admiral, his court-martial, 7.
BYRON, Sir John, the Little, with the
great beard, 378.

BYRON, two of the family of, at the siege
of Calais, and battle of Cressy, 378.
BYRON, Sir John, created (1643) Baron

Byron of Rochdale; some account of,
378.

CAIN, a Mystery,' 316.
Cairn Gorme, 700.

Calderon, 592.

'Caledonian Meeting, Address intended
to be recited at,' 558.

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Camoens, 424. Stanzas to a lady, with
the poems of,' 382.

Campbell, Thomas, esq, 433. His 'Plea-
sures of Hope,' 433. Inadvertencies
in his Lives of the Poets,' 809. His
'Gertrude of Wyoming,' 448. Criti-
cal notes by, passiro,
Can Grande, 530.
Candia, 43. 620.
Cannæ, battle of, 35.
Canning, Right Hon. George, his opi-
nion of the Bride of Abydos,' 86,
His inscription for Mrs. Brownrigg,
the Prenti-cide,' 514. His defence
of public schools and universities,
596. His character, 532. 667.
Canova, 48. 230. 'Lines on his bust of
Helen,' 568.

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BYRON, Sir Nicholas, his character by Capo di Bove, 52.

Lord Clarendon, 378.
BYRON, Sir Richard, tribute to his va-
lour and fidelity, 378.

BYRON, Admiral John (grandfather of
the Poet), his proverbial ill-luck at
sea, 471. His shipwreck and suffer-
ings, 617. My grand-dad's Narra-
tive,' 623.

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BYRON, William, fifth Lord (grand-uncle
of the Poet), 404.

BYRON, Captain John (father of the
Poet), 407.

BYRON, Mrs. (mother of the Poet),
300.

BYRON, Honourable Augusta (sister of
the Poet). See Leigh, Honourable
Augusta.

BYRON, Lady, 432. 468. 472. 573. 592.

630. 801. LINES on hearing that she
was ill,' 472. LINES on reading in the
newspapers that she had been pa-
troness of a charity ball,' 573.
BYRON, Honourable Augusta Ada
(daughter of the Poet), 28. 41. 468.

Bryant, Jacob, on the existence of Troy, Byzantium, 43.
648.

Brydges, Sir Egerton, his Letters on

the Character and Poetical Genius of
Byron,' 586. Critical notes by, passim.
Bucentaur, 43.

Budgell, Eustace, his leap into the
Thames,' 452.

Bull fight, description of a, 12, 13. 784.
Buonaparte, Jacopo, his Sacco di Ro-
ma,' 313. 500.

C.

Cabot, Sebastian, 501.
Cadiz, 11. 592. 611.
Cadiz, The Girl of,' 14.

Cæsar, Augustus, his character, 462.
Cæsar, Julius, 52. 307. His character,
687.783. His laurel wreath, 56. 307.
'The suitor of love,' 167. 628.

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Caracalla, 782.

Caractacus, 731. 765.

Caravaggio, 732.

Carbonari, 531.
Care, 707.

Carlile, Richard, 668.

Carlisle (Frederick Howard), fifth Earl
of, 432. 435. Character of his poems,
376. Dedication of Hours of Idle-
ness' to, 375.

Carlisle (Isabella Byron), Countess of,
375.

Carlo Dolce, 243. 732.

Carnage, 685, 692.

Carnival, 145. 569.

CAROLINE, Lines to,' 381, 382.

Caroline, Queen of England, 574. 658.
670. 718.

Carr, Sir John, 14. 390. 436.
Carrer, Improvvisatore, 230.
Carthage, 690.

Cary, Rev. Henry Francis, his transla-
tion of Dante, 497. 499. 505, 506.
Carysfort (John Joshua Proby), first
Earl of, his Poems and Tragedies,'
451.

Cash, potency of, 720.

Casimir, John, King of Poland, 154.

Castalian dews, 3. 764.

Castelnau, his Histoire de la Nouvelle
Russie,' 666.

Castlereagh, Viscount (Robert Stewart,
Marquis of Londonderry), 531. 574.
589. 701. 709. EPIGRAMS on,' 574.
'EPITAPH on,' 574.

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Charles V. of Spain, 461.

Charles XII. of Sweden, his obstinacy
at Bender, 694.

Charlotte, Princess of Wales, Lines to,

552. Reflections on her death, 718.
'STANZAS on her death,' 59.
Charlotte, Queen, 516.

Chase, the English, 733.
Chateaubriand, Viscount, 533.
Chatham, first Earl of, 726.
Chatterton, Thomas, 726.
Chaucer, 445.

Chaworth, Mary Anne (afterwards Mrs.
Musters), 384. FRAGMENT written
shortly after her marriage,' 384.
'STANZAS to, Oh! had my fate,' 415.
'FAREWELL to,' 537. STANZAS to, on
the author's leaving England,' 542.
Cheltenham, 166.

Cheops, King, his pyramid, 610.
Chesterfield, Earl of, his speech on the
play-house bill, 444. His remark on
hunting, 138.

'CHILDE HAROLD'S PILGRIMAGE,' 1.

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Churches, 658.

'CHURCHILL'S GRAVE,' 564.
Cicero, a punster, 440.
Cicesbeo, 148.

Cid, 528. 530.
Cigars, 168.
Cincinnatus, 532.

Cintra, 6. Convention of, 7.
Circassians, 671.

Circus at Rome, 56. Maximus, 783.
Citharon, Mount, 764.

Cities, overthrow of great, 690.
Civilisation, 690.

Clare (John Fitzgibbon), Earl of, 406.
'LINES on,' 406. STANZAS to,' 413.
Clarens, 39.

Clarke, Dr. Edward Daniel, 17. 27. 648.
650.

Clarke, Hewson, 435. 437.

Classics, too early study of, 50.

Claudian, his Old Man of Verona,'
530.

Cleonice and Pausanias, story of, 183.
Cleopatra, 748.

Clergy, 736.

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Coligny, 38.

Coliseum, 55. 57. 190.

College education, advantages of a, 596.
College Examination, Thoughts sug-
gested by,' 397.
Collini, Signora, 430.

Colman, George, jun., 430.
Cologne, 709.

Colonna, Cape, 26. 761.
Colton, Rev. Caleb, 584.
Columbia, 52.

Columbus, 501. 745. 751.

Comboloio, or Turkish rosary, 83. 102.
Comedy, the day of, gone by, 734.
Common Lot, answer to a beautiful
poem, entitled the, 409.
Commonwealth, 213. 481.
Condorcet, Marquis de, 591.
Congreve, 194.

Congreve rockets, 602,

'CONQUEST, the,' a fragment, 574.

Conscience, 67. 163. 178. 187. 599. 605.
628.

Constantinople, 25. Slave market at,
described, 652.

Conversationists, 734.

Cookery, science of, 748.

Copyright, sums paid by Mr. Murray
to Lord Byron for, 424.
Coquette, 724.

Coray, 765.

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'Corinne,' quoted, 607.

Corinth, 46.

'CORINTH, SIEGE OF,' 120.

Corinthian brass, 672.

'Cornelian,' the, 398.

Cornelian heart which was broken,
'Lines on,' 552.

Cornwall, Barry (Bryan Walter Proc-

tor), 716.

Coron, bay of, 96.

'CORSAIR, the, a Tale,' 89.

"Cortejo,' 148. 604.

Cottle, Joseph, his Alfred,' and 'Fall
of Columbia,' 427. His Expostula-

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tory Epistle to Lord Byron,' 582.

'Could I remount the river of my years,'
565.

'Could love for ever,' 572.

Coumourgi, Ali, 122.

Country and town, discrepancies be-
tween, 758.

Courage, 48. 229.

Cowley, his imitation of Claudian's
Old Man of Verona,' 530.
Cowper, 433.
Coxcomb, 648.

Coxe, Archdeacon, his Life of Marl-
borough,' 638. 655. His 'Life of Sir
Robert Walpole,' 655.

Crabbe, Rev. George, though Na-
ture's sternest painter, yet the best,'
434.; the first in point of power
and genius,' 434.; 'the first of living
poets,' 804.

Craning, 738.

Crashaw, Richard, 636. Cowley's lines
on, 636.

Creation, 326.

Cribb, Tom, pugilist, 455.

Critic, Sheridan's, too good for a farce,
474.

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Croker, Crofton, his Fairy Legends,'
754.

Croker, Right Hon. John Wilson, his
query concerning the Bride of Aby-
dos,' 77.

Croly, Rev. Dr. George, 716. His 'Letter
of Cato to Lord Byron,' 585.
Cromwell, Oliver, the sagest of usurp-
ers,' 51.

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Crowe, Rev. William, his strictures on
English Bards, and Scotch Review-
ers' 427.

Cruscan school of poetry, annihilated by
Gifford, 804.

Culloden, battle of, 401.

Cumberland, Duke of, hero of Cullo-
den, 590.

Cumberland, Richard, 430.'

Curran, Right Hon. John Philpot, 718.
Currie, Dr., his Life of Burns, 638.
'CURSE OF MINERVA,' 453.
Curtis, Sir William, 533. 711.
Cuvier, Baron, 318.700.
Cyanometer, described, 651.
Cyclades, 622. 647.

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Daru, M., his picture of Venetian so-
ciety and manners, 789.
Darwin, Erasmus, his' pompous chime,'
434. His Botanic Garden,' 434. Put
down by a poem in the Anti-Jacobin,
804.

Dates, a sort of post-house, where the
Fates change horses,' 600.
David, King, 605. His harp, 463. His
hymns characterised, 463.
Davy, Sir Humphry, 511. 602.

Dead, features of the, 63. Belief that
the souls of, inhabit the forms of birds,
89.

'DEAR DOCTOR, I have read your play,

569.

'DEAR OBJECT of defeated care,' 546.
Death, 27. 38. 55. 73. 328. 481. 565. 639.
641. 647.650. 656. 658.698. 705. Shuns
the wretched, 607. Advantages of an
early, 641.701. The sovereign's sove-
reign,' 706. A reformer, 706. 'Dun-
nest of all duns,' 744. A gaunt gour-
mand,' 744.

Death and the Lady, 630.

'Death of Calmar and Orla,' 41.

Dee, the, 416.

De Foix, Gaston, his tomb at Ravenna,
650.

'DEFORMED TRANSFORMED; a Drama,'
300.

'Dictionnaire de Trévoux,' its defini-

tion of an epic, 608.

'Difficile est propriè,' &c. of Horace,
disputes on the meaning of, 440.
Dinner, a man's happiness dependent
on, 754.

Dinner-bell, the tocsin of the soul,'
657.

Diogenes, 749. 754.
Dirce, fountain of, 764.

Discontents, progress of popular, 689.
Disdar Aga, 763.

D'Israeli, J., esq., 'Dedication to him
of Observations upon an Article in
Blackwood's Magazine,' 800.
'Dives, LINES to,' 548.
Dolce, Carlo, 243. 732.
Don, Brig of, 705.
'DON JUAN,' 578. Preface, 578. Tes-
timonies of Authors, 578. Letter to
the Editor of My Grandmother's
Review,' 798. 'Observations upon an
Article in Blackwood's Magazine,' 800.
Dedication of Don Juan' to Robert
Southey, esq. 588. Preface to Cantos
VI. VII. VIII., 666.

Don Quixote, a too true tale,' 727.
Delight of reading, in the original,
743.

Doomsday-book, 707.

Dorotheus of Mitylene, 792.

Dorset (Thomas Sackville), Earl of,
'called the drama forth,' 384.
Dorset (Charles Sackville), Earl of,
his character, 384.
Dorset (George-John Frederick), fourth
Duke of, 384. LINES Occasioned by
the death of,' 560.

Deformity, an incentive to distinction, Doubt, 698. 711.

304.

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De Quincey, Mr., his Confessions of Dubois, Edward, esq., his satire, en-
an Opium Eater, 642.

De Retz, Cardinal, his account of a
shipwreck in the Gulf of Lyons,
615.

Dervish Tahiri, Lord Byron's Arnaout

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titled 'My Pocket Book,' 436.
Dubost, M., painter, his Beauty and
the Beast,' 438.
Duelling, 644.

'DUET between Campbell and Bowles,

574.

Duff, Miss Mary (afterwards Mrs.
Robert Cockburn), Lord Byron's
boyish attachment for, 416.
Dumourier, 590.

Duppa, Richard, esq., his Life of
Michael Angelo,' 502, 503.
Dwarfs, 660.

DEVIL'S DRIVE; an unfinished Rhap-Dying Gladiator,' 56.

Devotion, 319. 639.670.

Dibdin, Thomas, success of his 'Mother

Goose,' 430.

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Eddleston (Cambridge chorister), 398.
'LINES on a cornelian given to Lord
Byron by,' 398.

Edgworth, Maria, 592.

Edinburgh Review, 419. Its Critique on

'Hours of Idleness,' 419. Strictures
on its remarks on the literature of
modern Greece, 766.

Edward the Black Prince, his tomb, 710.
Egeria, 54. 782. Fountain of, 54. Grotto
of, 54.782.

Egripo (the Negropont), 81.
Ehrenbreitstein, 34.

Ekenhead, Mr., 129. 545. 620.
Elba, Isle of, 462. 528.

Eldon, Earl of, his judgment in the case
of Cain,' 317. His impartiality, 750.
'ELEGY on Newstead Abbey,' 402.
Elgin, Lord, 17. 436. 453. 455.
Elgin marbles, 453. 455.

ELIZA, Lines to,' 400.

Elizabeth, Queen, her avarice, 704,

'ELLEN, Lines to,' imitated from Ca-
tullus, 379.

Ellis, George, esq., 65

Eloisa, 173.

'Eloisa and Abelard,' Pope's, 806.

Eloquence, power of, 744.

'EMMA, Lines to,' 381.

Endor, witch of, 183. 465.

Endorsement to Deed of Separation,'

563.

ENGLISH BARDS AND SCOTCH REVIEW.

ERS,' 420.

English look, 653.

English women, 725.

Ennui, the best of friends and opiate
draughts,' 638. A growth of English
root,' 734.

Enthusiasm, a moral inebriety, 729.
Envy, 662,

Epaminondas, his disinterestedness, 608,
Epic poem, definition of an, 608.
EPIGRAM on Moore's Operatic Farce,
or Farcical Opera, 548. From the
French of Rulhières, 552. 572. On
my Wedding Day, 573. On Cobbett's
digging up Tom Paine's Bones, 573.
The world is a bundle of hay,' 573,
On my Wedding, 574. On the Bra-
ziers' Company having resolved to
present an Address to Queen Caro-
line, 574. On Lord Castlereagh, 574.
Epistle, a female, described, 795.
Epistle to a friend, in answer to some
Lines exhorting the author to banish
care, 548.

'EPISTLE to Augusta,' 470.
EPITAPH on a friend, 377. On Virgil
and Tibullus, by Demetrius Marsus,
translated, 379. On John Adams, of
Southwell, a carrier, who died of
drunkenness, 537. Substitute for an,
546. My own, 546. For Joseph
Blackett, late poet and shoemaker,

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Eros and Anteros, 182.

Erse language, 687.
Erskine, Lord, 734.

Etiquette, 661. 664.
Etna, 56. 620.

Eugene of Savoy, 501.

Euphues (Barry Cornwall), 685. 716.
Euripides, translation from his Medea,
• Έρωτες ύπερ, 396.

Eustace's Classical Tour in Italy,'
strictures on, 785.

'EUTHANASIA, When Time, or soon or
late,' 550.

Eutropius, the cunuch, and minister of
Arcadius, character of, 589.
Euxine, or Black Sea, description of,
653.

Evening described, 45, 182. 639.
Evil, 332. Origin of, 332.

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Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, Sonnet an
the repeal of his forfeiture,' 572.
Fitzgerald, William Thomas, poetaster,

421. 452.

Fletcher, William (Lord Byron's faith-
ful valet), 5. 543.
Florence, 47. 498.

'Florence' (Mrs. Spencer Smith), 19.
Stanzas to, 543.
Foppery, 807.

Forsyth, Joseph, esq., his Italy,' 57.
Fortitude, 32. 44. 98. 100. 742.
Fortune, 32. 51. 150. 225. 645. 654. 807.
Forty-parson power, 707.

'FOSCARI, the Two; au Historical Tra-
gedy,' 277.

Foscari family, 790.

Foscolo, Ugo, 479. His account of Pul-
ci's Morgante,' 482.

Fox, Right Hon. Charles James, 473,
474. 531. Lines on the death of,'
399. Saying of, 526. His grave, 526.
Fox hunt, an English, 738.
'Fragment,' 378.

'Fragment, written shortly after the

marriage of Miss Chaworth,' 384.
France, 528.

'FRANCESCA OF RIMINI;' from the In-

ferno of Dante, 505.

Francis, Sir Philip, the probable author
of Junius,' 522.

Franciscan Convent at Athens, 437.
453.546.

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Galt, John, esq., his character of Don
Juan, 586.

Gamba, Count Pietro, 639.

Game of Goose, 724.

Gamesters, 736. 739.
Gaming, 719. 736.

Gandia, Duke of, interesting particu-
lars of his death, 118.
Garcilasso de la Vega, 599.
Garrick, 430. 552.

Gay, his Beggar's Opera, 444.
Gayton, dancer, 430.

Gazelle, the, 2. 67.

Gell, Sir William, 436.

Gemma, the wife of Dante, 499.

Geneva, Lake of, 35, 36. 131. 138. 768.
Genevra, Sonnets to, 557.

Genlis, Madame de, 459.
Gentlemen farmers, 700.

George the Third, 457. 515. 718.
George the Fourth, 558. 560. 575, 576.
583.695. 700. 718. 726. SONNET to,
on the repeal of Lord Edward Fitz-
gerald's forfeiture, 572.

Georgia, 671.

Georgians, beauty of the, 671.
Geramb, Baron, Campbell's, 513.
'Gertrude of Wyoming,' Campbell's,
448.

Gesner, his 'Death of Abel, 318.
Ghibellines, 497.499. 780.

Ghost, the Newstead, 753.

Ghosts, 750, 751.753.760.

Giaffar, Pacha of Argyro Castro, his
fate, 84.

Giant's Grave, visit to, 653.
'GIAOUR, The; a Fragment of a Turk-
ish Tale; 62.

Gibbon, Edward, esq., his character, 40.
His opinion on the advantages of a
public education, 596.
Gibraltar, straits of, 18.

Giffard, Lees, esq., LL.D., 579.
Gifford, William, esq., 422. 433. 451.
460. 804.
Gin, 709.

Gingo, St., 768.
Giorgione, 146.

'Girl of Cadiz,' 14.
Glaciers, 50.

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