INDEX.

A.
Almeria Bay, Action in, [32-34]
America, Books about, [100]
America, Marryat’s visit to, [98-113]
Auckland, Lord, Letter to, [150-152];
his answer, [153]
Avenger, Loss of, [153], [154]
B.
Babbage, [14], [15]
Basque roads, Action in, [37-40]
Burmah, War in, [51-55]
C.
Canada, Revolt in, [111], [112]
Caroline, Affair of the, [106]
“Children of New Forest, The,” [146], [147]
Chucks, Mr., [96]
Cochrane, Lord, Captain of Impérieuse, his character, [19-21];
in Basque roads, [37-40];
end of service, [40]
Collingwood, Admiral, Marryat asked to write life of, [143]
Continent, English on the, [67], [68]
D.
Drew, Captain, see [Caroline]
Dundonald, Earl of, see [Cochrane]
F.
Fraser’s Magazine, Marryat and, [127-131]
G.
Giliano, Pasquil, fight with, [27], [28]
I.
Impérieuse, frigate, [17];
Marryat’s account of her service, [23], [24];
sent hurriedly to sea, [25], [26];
her cruises, [27-40]
Irving, Washington, quoted, [84], [121]
L.
Langham, Marryat’s life at, [65], [132-134], [136-142]
“Little Savage, The,” [147]
M.
Marryat, Frederick, born, [11];
his family, [11-12];
school-life, [12-15];
goes to sea, [16];
appointed to Impérieuse, [17];
serves in her, [17-40];
at Walcheren, [40];
in Victorious, [40];
Centaur, [40];
Atlas, [41];
Æolus, [41];
L’Espiègle, [41];
Newcastle, [41];
a Lieutenant and Commander, [41];
breaks blood-vessel, [41];
saves life, [43];
cuts away main-yard of Æolus, [43];
his wound, [45];
goes on Continent, [46];
marriage, [47];
command of Beaver, [47];
St. Helena, and death of Napoleon, [47];
exchange to the Rosario, [48];
service in Channel, [48];
Smugglers, [49];
appointed to Larne, [51];
service in Burmah, [51-54];
Post-captain, and C.B., [55];
Ariadne, [55];
begins writing, [55];
equerry to Duke of Sussex, [56];
resigns command, [56];
begins literary life, [58];
expensive habits, [59];
Metropolitan Magazine, [60];
letter to Bentley, [60-61];
editor of Metropolitan Magazine, [61-62];
first books, [62];
stands for Parliament, [63];
at Brighton, [64];
hard work in 1834, [64];
Langham, [65];
letter about lawsuit, [65];
goes to Continent, [66];
his work on, [66];
resigns editorship, [66];
writes for New Monthly Magazine, [67];
stories of Marryat, [69-70];
letter to his mother, [71-72];
starts for America, [72];
his literary work between 1832 and 1837, [73-97];
his speedy success, [74];
his earnings, [75];
quarrels with publisher, [75];
letter to publisher, [76-77];
“Frank Mildmay,” his account of, [79-80];
account and criticism of book, [81-82];
Marryat as a story-writer, [83];
truth of his pictures of sea-life, [84];
his story-telling faculty, [85];
his style, [86];
quotation from “Peter Simple,” [87-91];
his faculty of construction, [91], [92];
his fun, [92];
quotation from “Mr. Midshipman Easy,” [94-96];
Marryat’s portraits, [97];
his visit to America, [98];
at New York, [100-101];
letter to his mother from America, [101-105];
visit to Canada, [106];
affair of Caroline, [106];
disturbance about, [106-109];
letter to mother, [109-111];
serves during Canadian rising, [112];
return to England, [113];
Marryat’s money matters, [114-115];
life in London, [116-117];
ill health, [118];
his work from 1837 to 1843, [120-127];
quarrel with Fraser, [128-131];
goes to Langham, [132];
Marryat as a farmer, [135];
his life at Langham, [136-142];
his children, [138], [139];
fondness for animals, [140];
his labourers, [141];
his work at Langham, [143];
beginning of fatal illness, [149];
his personal appearance, [149];
letter to Lord Auckland, [150-152];
his good-service pension, [153];
at Hastings, [153];
at Brighton, [154];
return to Langham, [155];
death of Captain Marryat, [157];
his personal character, [156-157];
his place in literature, [157-159]
Marryat, Joseph, M.P., Marryat’s father, [11]
Marryat, Lieutenant F., Marryat’s son, his death, [154]
“Masterman Ready,” [124-127]
Metropolitan Magazine, [60], [61], [66]
“Mildmay, Frank,” [43], [79-82]
“Mission, The,” [144], [145], [146]
N.
Naval war in 1806, [17], [18]
P.
“Percival Keene,” [124]
“Phantom Ship, The,” [122], [123]
Pierce, Captain J., [108]
“Poor Jack,” [123]
“Poacher, The,” [124]
“Privateersman, The,” [147]
R.
Ross Church, Mrs., Marryat’s daughter, quoted, [11], [57], [68], [75], [115], [133], [136], [138-140]
S.
Seagrave, Tommy, [126]
V.
“Violet, Monsieur,” [144]
W.
William IV., story of, [56], [57]