village and school of,' 11. 'Writ-
ten beneath an elm in the church-
yard of,' 45. On revisiting,' 845.
Harrowgate, 24.

Hartz Mountains, 490.
Harvey, Dr., 175 n.

Hastings, Warren, 881 n.

Hatred, 743.

Kirke White and Bloomfield, Horace, his Justum et tenacem'

61 n. 780.

182.

Hawke, Admiral Lord, 592.
Hawke (Edward Harvey), third
Lord, 10.

Hayley, William, esq., 63. Advice

to, 50 n. His Triumphs of
Temper,' 54, 773, 800.
Hazlitt, William, 130n. His charge
of inconsistency against Lord By-
ron, 592 n. His character of 'Don
Juan,' 786. His style, 899 n.
Headfort, the Marchioness of, xvi. n.
Health, 632, 703.

Hearer, a good one, 755.
Hearing, second, superstition of,
207.

Heaven and Earth; a Mystery, 416.
Hebe, 773.

Heber, Reginald (Bishop of Calcut-
ta), 173 n. 529 n. 803. Critical
notes by, passim.
Hebrew Melodies, 254.
Hecla, 566, 724, 767.
Hector, 710.

Helen, 'the Greek Eve,' 758. 'Lines

on Canova's bust of,' 891.
Helena, St., Island of, 567, 55%,
574.

Hell, 'paved with good intentions,'
401, 700.

Hellespont, 215, 626, 656, 853.
'Hells,' St. James's, 176, 729.
Helots, 93, 104.
Helvoetsluys, 724.

Henry, Patrick, the forest-born
Demosthenes,' 571.
Henry I., 193 n.

Henry II., Newstead built by, 3 n.

His

translated, 5. Lord Byron's early
dislike to, 135. 'The scholar
of love,' 635. His 'Nil admi-
rari,' 671, 745. Quoted, 668,
749, 753, 758.
Horæ Ionicæ,' 63 n.
Horistan, John of, 3.
Horistan Castle, xi. n. 3n.
Horn, Cape, 193.
Hortensius, 681.
Horton, Right Hon. Robert Wilmot
(now Sir Robert), 597 n.
Horton, Mrs. (now Lady) Wilmot,

254 n.

Hoste, Sir Wm., 386 n.

Houdetot, Comtesse de, 120 n.
Hougoumont, 115 n.
Houris, 201 n., 708.
Hours of Idleness. Critique of the
'Edinburgh Review' upon, 45.
See also xv.

Hobbes, Thomas, 582. His fear
of ghosts, 768.
Hobhouse, Rt. Hon. Sir J. C. Bart.,
xvii. xx. xxiii. xxx. His 'Journey
through Albania' quoted, 83 n.,
88 n.,
90 n., 188 n., 656 n.,
662 n., 676 n. His Lines on
Bowles's Pope, 55 n., 822. De-Hotspur, 701 n.
dication to him of the fourth canto
of Childe Harold,' 125.
"Historical Notes to the fourth
Canto of Childe Harold,' 147.
Dedication to him of the Siege
of Corinth,' 260. His 'Epistle
to a young Nobleman in love,'
849. Epigram to,' 888. 'Lines
to, on his Imprisonment in New-
gate,' ib. See also, 48, 171, 177,
287 n., 846 n., 854n.
Hoche, General, 118 n., 593.
'Hock and soda water,' 615 n., 633.
Hockheim, taking of, 118 n.
Hodgson, Rev. Francis, xvii. 64.

His 'Friends,' 802. His charac-
ter of Pope, 803. 'Lines to,
written on board the Lisbon
packet,' 851. Epistle to, in
answer to some lines exhorting
Lord Byron to banish care,' 857.
Hogg, James, the Ettrick shepherd,
616 n., 804.

6

House of Lords, xiv. xvi. 60 n. 811.
Houson, Miss, 'Lines addressed
to,' 13.

Howard, Hon. Frederick, 61 n. 114.
Howe, Admiral Lord, 592.
Hoyle, games of, 645.
Hoyle, Rev. Charles, 64, 801.
Hubert, St. xx.
Hucknall-Tokard, the village and
church of, xxxi. 4 n., 71 n.
Huddersfield, 817.

Hudibras,' 179.
Hughes, the dramatist, 828.
Humane Society, 606.
Humboldt, 660.
Hume, David, 505 n.
Hunger, 622, 631.

Holbein, his 'Dance of Death,' 763. Hunt, John, 679.
Hole, Rev. Richard, 801.
Holford, Miss, 804, 892.
Holland, 724.

Holland, Lord, 50n., 57, 862 n.

Dedication of the 'Bride of Aby-
dos' to, 210. His character of
Voltaire, 678.

Hunt, Leigh, xxviii. xxxiii. 799,
840, 866. His 'Byron and sonie
of his Contemporaries,' 409 n,
773 n., 786. Mr. Moore's verses
on, 410 n. His Rimini,' 840.
Hunt, the Orator, 412, 888.
Hunter, Mr. xiii.

Holland, Lady, 58, 66. 'Lines to,' Hunting, 754.
905.
Holland, Dr., 91 n.

Hutchinson, Col., his Memoirs, 4 n.
Hydra, isle of, 187.

Hollar, his Dance of Death,' 763 n. Hymen, 638.
Holyrood, 183.

"Without

Home, 95, 239, 605. Sight of,
after absence, 638.
hearts, there is no,' 641.
Homer, his 'Odyssey,' 638. Geo-
graphy of, 656, 806. 'Iliad,'697,
758, 801. His catalogue of ships,

749.

Honorius, the Emperor, 168.
Honorius, St., 73.

ministered at, 80 n.

'Highland welcome,' 681.
Highlands of Scotland, xii. 2, 26,

27 n. 580, 772.

Hill, Thomas, esq., the patron of

Hope, Thomas, esq., 85 n., 171 n.
Hoppner, R. B., Esq., 316 n. His
account of Lord Byron's mode of
life at Venice, 795 n. 'Lines on
the birth of his son,' 893.

Hymettus, 94, 187, 766, 825.
Hypochondriacism, 836.
Hypocrisy, 721, 734.

I.

lanthe (Lady Charlotte Harley), de-
dication of Childe Harold' to,
69. Some account of, 69 n.
Ibrahim Pacha, 96.
Ida, mount, 99, 135, 656 n.
Ida of Athens,' 98.
Identity of Byron with his charac-
ters, 70 n., 224, 226 n., 593 n.,
594 n., 723 n., 791, 795.
I enter thy garden of roses,' 855.

Improvvisatore, account of one at Jena, battle of, 569.
Milan, 157.

Incantation, the, 286.

Incledon, Charles, singer, 794.
Inconstancy, 635.
Indifference, 745, 766, 801.
Indigestion, 712, 714, 726.
Indolence, 307 n.
Indus, the river, 190.
'Inez, Stanzas to,' 81.
Infidelity, female, 636, 741.

In law an infant, and in years a
boy,' 15.

Innocence, 523, 524, 685, 757.

Innovation, progress of, 775.

Jenner, Dr., 606.
'Jephtha's Daughter,' 255.
Jerdan, William, esq., 780.
Jerningham, Mr., 66.
Jerome, St., 598.

Jerreed, exercise of the, 213 n.
Jersey, Earl of, xx. 316 n.
Jersey, Countess of, 871 n. 'Con-

dolatory Address to, on the Prince
Regent returning her picture,'
871.

Jerusalem, 335. On the day of
the destruction of, by Titus,' 258.
Jervis, Admiral, 593.

Inscription on the monument of a Jesus Christ, 680, 761.

Newfoundland dog,' 848.

'In the Valley of Waters,' 259.

Intoxication, 618, 633.

Invention, 828.

Ionia, 68, 462.

Iris, the, 135, 289.

'Irish Avatar,' 897.

Irish language, 700.
Iron Mask, 405.
Irving, Washington, esq., quoted,
599 n. His Life of Columbus,'
762 n.

'I saw thee weep,' 256.
Iskander (Scanderbeg), 88, 96.
Island, the; or, Christian and his
Comrades, 575.

'Islands of the blest,' 644.
Ismail, siege of, 679, 691, 698-
710.

'I speak not, I trace not,' 870.
Italian language, 311, 326.
Italian sky, 129.

Italian manners, 315 n.

Jews, 573, 574, 622, 668, 733.
Joan of Arc, 52, 184 n.
Joannina, 89 n., 99.
Job, 702, 756.

John Bull, 506 n., 694, 734, 897.
His 'Letter to Lord Byron,' 788,
613 n.

John o'Groat's house, 100, 816.
John, King of England, 573.
Johnson, Dr., 743. His remark on

clever children, xii. His opinion
of blank verse, 173 n., 802. His
'Irene,' 176. His opinion of the
Beggar's Opera,' 178 n. His re-
mark on 'good intentions,' 401n.
His tribute to Cognac, 576 n.
His Life of Milton,' 645. His
'Vanity of Human Wishes,'648 n.
His belief in ghosts, 769. His
'Lives of the Poets,' 830 n. His
'London,' 834. His melancholy,
836. His prologue, on opening
Drury Lane theatre, 862 n.
Jonson, Ben, anecdote of, 591 n.
Joubert, General, 593.

Kallinikus, Torgeraus, 104.
Kamareses, John, 105.
Kamschatka, 193.
Kant, Professor, 724.
Kaye, Sir Richard, 29 n.
Kean, Edward, tragedian, effect of

his Sir Giles Overreach on Lord
Byron, xxii. 58 n. Byron's en-
thusiastic admiration of, 351 я.
Keats, John, xvi. 732, 803. Account
of, 803 n. 'Elegy on,' 902.
Keith, Lord, 874.
Kemble, John Philip, esq., 58 #.,
351 n. His tomb, 124 n. His
Coriolanus, 351 n.

Kendal, Duchess of, 223 n.
Kennedy, Dr., his 'Conversations
on Religion with Lord Byron in
Cephalonia,' xxix. 257x., 296m.,
631 n., 791, 877 n.
Kenney, James, the dramatist, 58.
Kent, Duke of, 194.
Kent, Mr., his taste in gardening
formed by Pope, 839.
Keppel, Admiral, 592.
Keratia, 207 n.
'Kibitka,' 713.

Kidd, Captain, strange story related
to Lord Byron by, 851 n.
Kings, 702, 713.
King's Bench, 729.
Kinnaird, Lord, 316 n., 711.
Kinnaird, Hon. Douglas, xxx. 254,
396 n., 593 n., 903 n. Dedica-
tion of 'Marino Faliero' to, 349 n.
Kirkby Mallory, xxii.
Kitchiner, Dr., his remedy for sea-
sickness, 617 n.

Knatchbull, Sir Edward, xxxi.

J.

Jackall, 271, 713.

Jackson, John, the professor of pugi- Julio Romano, 163.

lism, xvi. 183, 331 n., 728.

Jackson, J. G., esq., his description

of Fez, 653 n.

Jacobson, Mr., 902 n.

Julius Caesar, his character, 137,
166,491,700. His laurel wreath,
142, 496. The suitor of love, 635.
Julius II., Pope, 340 n.

'Jacqueline,' Mr. Rogers's, 62 n., Julius III., Pope, 163.

the Turks,' 195 n. 675.
Königsberg, 724.
Koran, 201 n.

Kosciusko, General, 569, 724.
Kotzebue, 193.
Koutousow, General (afterwards
Prince of Smolensko), 704.

L.

Labedoyere, 873.
Lacedemon, 94.
Lachin-y-gair, 26, 580.
Lactantius, 165.
Ladies, learned, 595.
La Fayette, 592, 593 n.
Laffitte, M. 735.

La Fitte, the Pirate, 241 n.
Lagoons, the, 149, 357.
La Harpe, 571.
Laing, Mr., 38 n.

Lake Leman, 119, 121, 123, 280,
888.

Lake School of Poetry, xvii. 180 n.,
590 n. Origin of the designation,
590 n. Goldsmith's anticipated
definition of, 800 n.
'Lakers,' the, 180 n., 589, 613 n.,
678, 798.

Learned languages, results of the
too early study of, 135 n.
Lee, Harriet, her 'German's Tale,'
532.

Leghorn, xxviii. 101, 340 n.
'Legion of Honour, Lines on the
Star of,' 875.
Legitimacy, 674, 711.
Leigh, Hon. Augusta (Lord Byron's
sister), 117, 878 n. 'Stanzas to,'
878, 879. Epistle to,' 879.
Leipsic, 193, 569.

Lely, Sir Peter, drapery of his beau-
ties, 748.

Leman, Lake, xxiii. 119, 121, 123,
280, 759. 'Sonnet to,' 888.
Lemnos, 825.
L'Enclos, Ninon de, 671.
Lenzoni, Marchioness, her rescue of

the bones of Boccaccio, 160.
Leo X. Pope, 156, 252 n., 340 n.
Leoben, 118 n.
Leone, port, 198.

Lamb, Hon. George, 57.
Lamb, Lady Caroline, xix. Her Leonidas, 697, 698.
'Glenarvon,' 634 n.
Lambe, Charles, esq., 49, 53, 66,
613, n., 590 n.

Lamberti, the Venetian poet, 386 n.
Lambro Canzari, a Greek patriot,

219 n.

Lament of Tasso, 301.
Lancelot of the Lake, 900 n.
'Landed Interest,' 573.
Landino, 340 n.

Landor, Walter Savage, esq., 395 n.,
398, 732. His 'Gebir,' 398,
581 n. His Latin poems, 581 n.
Lanfranchi, Palazzo, 32 n.
Langeron, Count de, 693.
Lannes, Duke of Montebello, 593.
Lansdowne, (Henry Fitzmaurice
Petty,) fourth Marquis of, 10, 23,
57, 316 n.
Lanskoi, the 'grande passion' of
Catherine II., 715.
Lanzi, 156.

Laocoon, the, 144, 654.
Laos, the river, 90.

Lapland, 193.

Lara; a Tale, 242.

Lascy, Major General, 701.
Lateran, the, 165.

Lauderdale, Earl of, 316 n.

Leonora, mistress of Tasso, 302,
303 n.

Leopold, Prince of Saxe Cobourg,
(afterwards King of the Belgians,)
145.

Leopold, Grand Duke of Tuscany,

162.

Lepanto, xxx. Battle of, 88.
Lerici, xxviii.

Le Sage, 10.
'Lesbia, Lines to,' 13.
Lesbos, 102.
Lethe, 648.

'Letter to the Editor of My Grand-
mother's Review,' 792.
'Letters to Mr. Murray on Bowles's

Strictures on Pope,' 821, 832.
Leucadia, promontory of, 88, 635 n.
Leuctra, 115 n.

Levant, 90 n., 240 n., 241 n.
Lewis, Matthew Gregory, esq., 53,
58, 176, 316 n. 351.
Liakura, Mount, 94.
'Liberal,' the, xxviii. 324 n., 409 n.
Liberty, 278, 575, 697.
Libochabo, 96.
Licensing act, 178 n.
Licenza, 169.

Lido, xxv. 148, 149.

Laugier, Abbé, his character of Lies, 730.

Marino Faliero, 350.

Laura, her portrait, 152, 637.
Lausanne, 124.

Lauwine, the, 135.

La Valière, Madame, 834.
Lavender, the Nottingham quack,xii.
Law, Rev. William, 680 n.

Life, 115, 138, 141, 219, 291, 451,
473, 616, 622, 649, 691, 712,
733, 768, 796.

Life of a young noble, 733.
Lightning, superstitions respecting,

156.

Ligne, Prince de, 693, 699, 722 n.

Lawrence, Sir Thomas, 171, 615 n. Lines :-'on the death of a Young

Lawsuits, 774.

Lawyers, 608, 719.

'Lay of the Last Minstrel,' 51, 90 n.
Leake, Colonel, 96, 103.
Leander and Hero, 215, 853.
Learned ladies, 595.

Lady, Cousin to the Author,' 2;
'to E-,' ib.; 'to D--,' 3;
'on leaving Newstead Abbey,' ib.;
written in Rousseau's 'Letters
of an Italian nun,'4; 'on a change
of masters at a great school,' 10;

'on a distant view of the village
and school of Harrow,' 11; to
M- -,'12; 'to M. S. G.,' 7, 12;
'to Mary, on receiving her picture,'
12; 'to Woman,' 13; 'to Lesbia,'
ib; addressed to a young lady,'
ib.; 'to a lady who presented to
the author a lock of hair,' etc.,
14; 'to Marion,' 15; 'to a Beau-
tiful Quaker,' 23; on the death
of Mr. Fox,' 24; to the sighing
Strephon,' 25; 'to Eliza,' 26; 'to
Romance,' 27; to the Rev. J.T.
Becher, on his advising the au-
thor to mix more with society,'
36; 'to a lady who presented the
author with the velvet band which
bound her tresses,' 37; 'to Ed-
ward Noel Long, esq.,' 40; 'to a
lady-Oh! had my fate,' etc.,
41; written beneath an elm in
the churchyard of Harrow,' 45;
'on Lord Elgin,' 188; 'on an old
lady,' 842; 'to a vain lady,' 843;
'to Anne,' ib.; to the author of
a sonnet, beginning 'Sad is my
verse,' etc., ib.; 'on finding a fan,'
844; to an Oak at Newstead,'
ib.; 'on revisiting Harrow,' 845;
'to my son,' ib.; to a youthful
friend,' 846; 'inscribed upon a
cup formed from a scull,' 847;
'to a lady, on being asked my
reason for quitting England,'848;
'to Mr.Hodgson, written on board
the Lisbon packet,' 851;'written
in an album at Malta,' 852; 'writ-
en after swimming from Sestos to
Abydos,'853; 'written in the tra-
veller's book at Orchomenus,' 854;
'written beneath a picture,' 856;
'on parting,'ib.; 'on Moore's ope-
ratic farce,' 857; 'to Dives,' ib.;
'to Thyrza,' 858; 'on a cornelian
heart, which was broken,' 861;
'to a lady weeping,' ib.; 'written
on a blank leaf of the 'Pleasures
of Memory,' 862; 'to Time,' 864;
'on Lord Thurlow's poems,' 866;
'to Lord Thurlow,' ib.; 'to Thomas
Moore, on visiting Leigh Hunt in
prison,' ib.; 'to Belshazzar,' 872;
'on Napoleon's escape from Elba,'
873; 'on hearing that Lady Byron
was ill,' 886; 'on the bust of Helen
by Canova,' 891; 'to Mr. Murray,'
892, 893, 897, 902; 'on the birth
of J. W. R. Hoppner,' 893; 'on
my Wedding-day,' 897; 'on my
thirty-third birthday,' 901; on
Queen Caroline,' ib.; 'on reading
that Lady Byron had been pa-
troness of a charity ball,' 903:
'to the Countess of Blessington,'
ib.; 'to -,' 904; 'on Sam Ro-
gers,' ib.; on Lady Milbanke's
dog Trim,' 905; 'to Lady Holland,'
ib.; inscribed, 'On this day I