Courtenay, John, esq., anecdotes of, 185.
Cowell, Mr. John, 154. 267.

Dallas, Robert Charles, 58. 62, 63, 64, 65.
121, 122. 126. 131. 149. 235. 243. 437.
Lord Byron's letters to, 63, 64. 121. 138,
134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139. 242.
Dallaway, Rev. James, his Constantinople'
quoted, 179.

D'Alton, John, esq., his Dermid,' 283.
Dandies, 228. 303.

Dante, his early passion for Beatrice, 9. His
infelicitous marriage, 268. 298. His popu
larity, 485. His gentle feelings, 485.
Lord Byron's resemblance to, 644. See
also, 21.n. 268. 485.

Dante, Prophecy of, 438. 443.

D'Arblay, Madame (Miss Burney), 147, 148.
224. Her Cecilia,' 147.

Darnley, death of, a fine subject for a drama,

246.

'Darkness,' 321.

His character, 180.

Cowper, Earl, 257. 578.

Cowper, Countess, 533.

Cowper, William, famous at cricket and
football, 21. His remark on the English
system of education, 22. n. His spaniel

Dawkins, Mr., 557.

Death, 363. 408. 482, 483.

Death, in the Apocalypse, 313.
De Bath, Lord, 21.

Deformity, an incentive to distinction, 306.
D'Egville, John, ballet-master, 70.

'Dream, The,' 321.

Dreams, 204.

132.

Envy, 697.

Ephesus, ruins of, 105.

Judaïcus,' 147.

cical Opera, 137. From the French of

Rulhières, 406. On my Wedding-day 432.,
On Cobbett's digging up Tom Paine's bones,
452. The world is a bundle of hay,' 432.
On my Wedding, 462. On the Braziers'
Company having resolved to present an
Address to Queen Caroline, 494. On Lord
Castlereagh, 432.

Epistle, to a Friend, in answer to some Lines

exhorting the author to 'banish care,' 140.
'Epistle to Augusta,' 322.

Epitaph on John Adams, of Southwell, a
carrier, who died of drunkenness, 51. For
William Pitt, 432.

Erskine, Lord, 185. 230. 232.

Essex (George-Capel), fifth Earl of, 257. 282.
Esterre, Mrs., 282.

Euxine, or Black Sea, description of, 692.
Ewing, Dr., 18.

Exeter 'Change, visit to, 199.

F.

Faber, Rev. George, 192.
Fainting, sensation of, 310.

Falconer, his Shipwreck,' 691. 695.

Falkland (Lucius Cary), Viscount, 77.
Falkner, Mr., 42.

Fall of Terni, 357.

Falmouth, 90.

Fame, 210. 214. 398. 471. 478. 516.

Farrell, D., esq., 60, 61.

Fatalism, 205.

on Petrarch,' 270. 644.
Fountain of Arethusa, Lord Byron's visit to,
595.

Fox, Right Hon. Charles James, 184. 380.
Fox, Henry, 207. 212. 355. 576.
Francesca of Rimini, 439. 483.

Francis, Sir Philip, the probable author of
Junius, 376.

'Frankenstein,' Mrs. Shelley's, 320. 394.
Franklin, Benjamin, 205.

Frederick the Second, the only monarch

worth recording in Prussian annals, 47.

Free press in Greece, 620.

Frere, Right Hon. John Hookham, his
'Whistlecraft,' 368.

Fribourg, 315.

Friday, supposed unluckiness of, 592.

G.

Faust, Goethe's, 350. 368.

Faustus, Marlow's, 368.

Fawcett, John, comedian, 491.

Fazio, Milman's tragedy of, 377.

Fazzioli, the Venetian, 376.

Fear, 83.

Ferrara, Lord Byron's visit to, 397, 398.

Certosa cemetery at, 397, 398.

Fersen, Count, 330.

Fidler, Ernest, 7.

471.

Gell, Sir William, 76. 212.

Review of his

'Geography of Ithaca,' and 'Itinerary of
Greece,' 670.

Geneva, Lake of, 315.

George the Fourth, Sonnet to, on the re-
peal of Lord Edward Fitzgerald's forfeit-
ure, 405.

Georgics, a finer poem than the Eneid,
696.

Germany and the Germans, 478.

Ghost, the Newstead, 262.

Giaour, The; a Fragment of a Turkish
Tale,' 178, 179. 186. 190. 194, 195. 200.
221. 545.

Gibbon, Edward, esq., his remark on public
schools, 29, 30. His acacia, 308. Errors
in, 369. His Remark on his own History,

551.

Gifford, William, esq., 80. 134. 136, 137.
161. 176. 187. 201. 219. 237. 239. 252.
301. 310. 324. 326. 339. 353. 367. 453.
455, 456. 517. 526. 531. 549.
Gilchrist, Octavius, 687, 688. 690. 701, 702.
705. 707, 708.

Giordani, Signor, 352. 437.

Giorgione, 352. 422. His picture of his wife,
352.422. His judgment of Solomon,437.
Giraud, Nicolo, 114. 132.

Glenarvon,' by Lady Caroline Lamb, 309,
310. 330. 348. 363.

Glenbervie (Sylvester Douglas), first Lord,
his Treatise on Timber, 212. His Ricci-
ardetto,' 556.

Glennie, Dr. (Lord Byron's preceptor), 15.
His account of his pupil's studies, 16.
Glover, Mrs., actress, 287.
Godwin, William, 299.

Goethe, his Kennst du das Land,' &c. imi-
tated, 218. His saying of Lord Byron,
306. 560. His Faust,' 350. 368. 552.
His remarks on Manfred,' 448. Dedi-
cation of Marino Faliero' to, 459. His
Werther,' 459. His Giaour story, 545.
Lord Byron's letter to, 594. His tribute
to the memory of Lord Byron, 593.
Goetz, Countess, 349.

Goldsmith, Oliver, his epilogue to • The
Sister,' 168.

Gordon, Sir John, of Bogagicht, 459. 461.

Gordon, Duchess of, 56.

Gordon, Mr., 607.

Gordon, Lord Alexander, 56.

Gordon, Pryce, esq., 307.

Gordons of Gight, 2.

preference for his Latin poems, 123.
example of filial tenderness, 127.
Elegy, 490. 694. 696.

725

An

His

Gray, May (Lord Byron's nurse), 5. 12, 13.

18.

Greece, past and present condition of, 529.
Greek islands, resources for an emigrant po-
pulation in, 587.

Greeks, character of the, 104. Cause of the
purity with which they wrote their own
language, 48.

Gregson, pugilist, 706.

Grenville (William Wyndham), Lord, 163.

184.

Greville, Colonel, 160.

Grey, Charles (afterwards Earl Grey), 163.

184. 233. 479.

Grey de Ruthven, Lord, 26. 71.
Grillparzer, his tragedy of Sappho, 477. Cha-

racter of his writings, 478.
Grimaldi, Joseph, 70.

Grimm, Baron, 198. 229. 480. 485. 488. 704.
His Correspondence as valuable as Mu-
ratori or Tiraboschi, 485.
Grindenwald, the, 310. 314.
'Grongar Hill,' Dyer's, 695.
Guercino, $25.

Guiccioli, Count, 393. 399. 401. 409. 419.
427. 429. 432. 447. 450.
Guiccioli (Teresa Gamba), Countess, 392,
393. 399. 401, 402. 409. 419. 427. 429.
432. 439. 445. 447. 450, 451. 467. 517.
528, 529. 538. 566. 590. 601.
Guilford, Earl of, 546.
Guinguené, P. L., 198. 485.
Gulley, John, pugilist, 706.

Lord Byron's letters to, 154. 157. 165,
166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171.
Holland, Lady, 166. 200.
Holland, Dr., 97. 195. 257.

Holmes, Mr., miniature painter, 501. 524.
Homer, geography of, 476. Visit to the
school of, 595.

Hope, Thomas, esq., hiş Anastasius,' 455.
Hope, 483.

Hoppner, R. B., esq., his account of Lord

Byron's mode of life at Venice, 373. 417.
'Lines on the birth of his son,' 374.
Lord Byron's letters to, 366. 371. 397.
400, 401. 423, 424. 431. 433, 434. 446.
501. 508. 511, 512. 519.

Horace, Lord Byron's early dislike to, 65.
'Horace in London,' 177.