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4.htm.html#Page_98" class="pginternal">98;
  • accession of William IV., 99;
  • illness of her father, 101;
  • arrangements for travelling, 103;
  • at Turin, 104;
  • Genoa, 104-114;
  • riding parties, 105;
  • the Masquerade, 107-112;
  • at the Baths of Lucca, 114-124;
  • the Boddingtons, 117;
  • the servants’ ball, 118;
  • the Duke and Duchess of Lucca, 119;
  • on the religious festival at Lucca, 120;
  • lines on the Duchess, 121;
  • at Florence, 125-129, 146, 201, 209-224;
  • on the de Fauveaus, 126;
  • first impression of Rome, 130;
  • painters and sculptors, 131;
  • at Naples, 133;
  • Moonlight rides, 135;
  • excursions, 136;
  • at the castle of Sant’ Elmo, 138;
  • the feast of the Madonna dell’ Arco, 140;
  • haunted apartments, 141-143;
  • at Pisa, 145;
  • her acting, 148;
  • on the office of prompter, 148;
  • friendship for G. P. R. James, 152;
  • on Caroline Bonaparte, 153-156;
  • Geppina, the flower-girl, 156;
  • lines on, 156;
  • visit to the Duchess of Gloucester, 158;
  • mistaken for Princess Victoria, 160;
  • on her coronation, 161;
  • at Millard’s Hill, 163;
  • Tenby, 164;
  • bal costumÉ, 165;
  • on Charles Young, 166-169;
  • death of her father, 170;
  • at Havilland Hall, 170;
  • lines on Sir William Napier, 172;
  • on Mr and Mrs Kean, 173;
  • at the Island of Sark, 174;
  • Alderney, 174;
  • Whittlebury Lodge, 179-186;
  • on Colonel Leigh, 180;
  • sporting ecclesiastics, 182, 183;
  • musical evenings, 185;
  • at Munich, 187-191;
  • on the dramatic performances, 4, 51, 163;
    • letter from Lord Nelson, 6
  • Corn Laws, 247
  • Cornelius, 188
  • Cornish Miners, 34
  • “Courage,” the St Bernard, 61
  • Courcy, General de, 150
  • Covent Garden, 36
  • Coventry, Lady Mary, 105n
  • Cowdray Park, 57;
    • destroyed by fire, 58
  • Cowper, Francis, Earl, 226n, 281
  • —— Lady, her leading attributes, 282
  • Cowper’s Oak, 183
  • Crackenthorpe, Mr, 92n
  • Crawford, Countess of, 152
  • Cromartie, Lord, under sentence of death, 65
  • Cromwell, Oliver, 51
  • Cumberland, William, Duke of, 65;
    • at Midgham, 65
  • Cunningham, Mr Peter, 237
  • Cure for the Heartache, 147
  • Damer, Mrs Dawson, 82
  • “Danny Man,” 31
  • Dante, tomb of, 191
  • Day, Rachel, 74
  • Delamere, Lord, 135
  • Demidoff, Prince Anatole, 206;
    • anecdote of, 206
  • Denison, Evelyn, 278
  • Denmark, Queen Anne of, her visit to Althorp, 254
  • Derby, Countess of, 270n, 272
  • —— Lord, 247
  • Devonshire, Duke of, 33
  • Devrient, Emil, his acting, 167
  • Dickens, Charles, 13, 56, 229;
    • first meeting with Mary Boyle, 231;
    • on her acting, 233;
    • letter from, 234;
    • his social evenings, 235;
    • children, 236;
    • at Boulogne, 236;
    • extensive walks, 237;
    • at Gad’s Hill, 238;
    • his chÂlet, 239;
    • drives and walks, 239;
    • visitors, 240;
    • letters of sympathy, 242;
    • stroke of paralysis, 243;
    • death, 243
  • —— Charles, his children, 241
  • —— Harry, 236
  • —— Katie, 132
  • Oxford, Wilberforce, Bishop of, 278
  • “Pacolet,” 94
  • Paestum, 136
  • Paget, Lady Florence, 280
  • —— Lady Mary, 272n
  • Pallavicini, Marchese Fabio, 104, 190
  • Parma, Duchy of, 123
  • Pearl, The, 144
  • Pell, Sir Watkin, 23
  • Perry, Lady Lucy, 146n
  • Perugini, Kate, 236
  • Peterborough, Earl of, 64
  • Petty, Lord Henry, 250
  • Pierrepont, Rt. Hon. Henry, 246n
  • Pinelli, 132
  • Pipa, Comtesse, 204
  • Pisa, 145;
    • festival of St Ranieri, 145
  • Pius IX., Pope, his accession, 191
    • popularity, 196;
    • witty sayings, 196;
    • the “Possesso,” 197-199
  • Play, the first, 25-29
  • Poggi, Miss, 84
  • Pompeii, 136
  • Ponsonby, Frederic, 256
  • —— Sir Henry, 256n
  • Portarlington, Earl of, 282n
  • Portland, Duke of, 278n
  • Posillippo, 135
  • Powder-Monkey Bay, 17
  • Power, 35
  • Poyntz, Carolina Amelia, 4
  • —— Charlotte Louisa, 56n
  • —— Elizabeth, 255
  • —— Georgiana Anne, 55
  • —— Isabella, 59
  • —— Stephen, 64
  • —— Mrs Stephen, appointed governess to the Duke of Cumberland, 65;
    • intercedes for Lord Cromartie’s life, 65
  • —— William, 4, 55n, 56n, 245;
    • loss of his sons, 59;
    • character, 61;
    • political views, 62;
    • death, 163
  • Quarto, Villa, 204
  • Queensberry, Duchess of, 66
  • Quin, Captain, 259
  • —— Lord George, 229n, 230
  • Quorn Hounds, Master of the, 97
  • Tree, Ellen, 173
  • Turin, 104
  • Tuscan revolution, 216
  • Ungher, Madame, 106
  • Urvins, his picture, 141
  • Vansittart, Mrs, 203, 205
  • Vernet, Horace, 131
  • Vernon, Hon. Gowran, 251
  • Vestris, Madame, 34
  • Vesuvius, eruptions of, 136
  • Victoria, Queen, 40, 160;
    • reception at the Opera House, 161;
    • coronation, 161;
    • at the bal costumÉ, 166
  • Villiers, Rt. Hon. Charles Pelham, 269
  • —— Hon. Francis, 271n
  • —— Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George, 271n
  • —— Lady Theresa, 271n
  • Violette, Mdlle., her dÉbut at Drury Lane, 68
  • Vyner, Henry, 280n
  • —— Theodosia, her marriage, 280
  • Walpole, Horace, on Mdlle. Violette, 68
  • Ward, Baron, 123, 214
  • —— Miss, 92n
  • Waterford, Lady, 278
  • Watson, Mrs, 229, 231
  • —— Hon. Richard, 229n
  • Watts, George, his drawing of Charles Boyle, 12;
    • painting of Sir William
  • Napier, 171;
    • at the Villa Careggi, 202
  • Weedon, 78
  • Wellington, Duke of, 37, 161, 246n
  • Westbrook Hayes, 265
  • Westminster Abbey, 31
  • Whittlebury Lodge, 179
  • Wigan, Alfred, 227
  • Wigan Rectory, 56
  • William IV., his accession, 99;
    • failing health, 158;
    • attempt on his life, 159
  • Williams, Sir Thomas, 21
  • Willis, Annie, 168
  • Wolf-dog, taming a, 56
  • Wrest Park, 281
  • Yates, Edmund, 240
  • Young, Charles, 35, 166;
    • his romantic story, 167
  • —— Giulia, 168
  • —— Julian, Chaplain to Hampton Court Palace, 168
    • Transcriber’s Notes:
      • Missing or obscured punctuation was silently corrected.
      • Typographical errors were silently corrected.
      • Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only when a predominant form was found in this book.






                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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