[66] The farce alluded to, however, was never written. It had been projected to be played at the Amateur Theatricals at Tavistock House.
[67] The portrait by Mr. Frith is now in the Forster Collection, at the South Kensington Museum.
[68] A porcelain paper-weight with two green leaves enamelled on it, between which were placed the initials C. D. A present from Mrs. C. Clarke.
[69] This and all other Letters addressed to Mr. H. F. Chorley, were printed in "Autobiography, Memoir, and Letters of Henry Fothergill Chorley," compiled by Mr. H. G. Hewlett.
[70] Sir John Bowring, formerly Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary in China, and Governor of Hong Kong.
[71] "A Message from the Sea."
[72] "A Strange Story."
[73] The first of the series on "National Music."
[74] A present from Mr. Wills.
[75] The book was called "Woodland Gossip."