Before and after Waterloo / Letters from Edward Stanley, sometime Bishop of Norwich (1802; 1814; 1816)

by Edward Stanley

[309]

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Index

• Abbeville, Louis XVIII. at, [244]
• Abercromby, Colonel, [280]
• Aisne, river, [145-161]
• Aix la Chapelle, [146], [183], [191], [194], [205]
• Albania, ship at Antwerp, [203]
• Albinus, German anatomist, [232]
• Alderley, [10], [12], [15], [16], [17-21], [24], [68], [74], [75], [96], [120], [236], [249], [283], [296]
• Alderley Church, [102]
• Alderley Edge, [16]
• Alderley Park, [14]
• Alderley Rectory, [15-17]
• Alessandria, Plain of Marengo, [49]
• Alexander I., Emperor of Russia, [76], [82-85], [93], [133], [177], [178], [222], [229], [237], [244], [245]
• Algeciras Bay, [53]
• Alhama, Spain, [58], [63]
• Alhambra, The, [59], [61], [63], [64]
• Alien Office, The, [82]
• Alkmaar, [205]
• "Allemagne," By Madame de Staël, [128]
• Allied Sovereigns, [82], [95], [152]
• Allies, [105], [115], [116], [126], [156], [160-162], [168], [196], [197], [236], [237], [242]
• Alps, [57]
• Ambassador, English, Sir Charles Stuart, [112]
• Ambassador, Swedish, M. de Staël, [132]
• Ambolle, Baron d', at Fontainebleau, [153]
• Ambuscade, picture of capture of the frigate, [136]
• Amiens, Peace of, [25], [73]
• Amsterdam, [211], [222-224], [226]
• Andernach on the Rhine, [187]
• Angerstein Collection, [113]
• Anglesey Society, [10]
• Anglesey, Lord, his leg buried at Waterloo, [261]
• Angoulême, Duchesse d', [289]
• Antiquiera, Spain, [60], [64]
• Antwerp, [199], [204], [206], [208], [209], [210], [233], [253]
• Antwerp Gate, Bergen op Zoom, [214], [217]
• Apreece, Mrs., afterwards Lady Davey, [81]
• Argonauta, Spanish vessel, [51], [53], [56]
• Ashbourne, [248]
• Augereau, General, [238]
• Austerlitz, [138], [269], 287[310]
• Austria, [179], [181]
• Austria, Emperor of, [135], [237]
• Bacharach on the Rhine, [172], [184], [185]
• Banks, Sir Joseph, [93]
• Barcelona, [50], [52], [54], [55], [60], [69], [70]
• Barclay de Tolly, [116]
• Baring, Major, [268]
• Barthélemy, [237]
• Bastille, [295]
• Batavia, [193]
• Beauharnais, Eugène, Viceroy of Italy, [132], [134]
• Bees, Napoleon's, [150]
• Beeston Castle, [301]
• Belleville, [115], [116], [117]
• Belluno, Duc du, see [Victor]
• Benedictines, head cook to convent of, [41]
• Beresford, Viscount, Marshal, [74]
• Bergen op Zoom, [199], [208-212]
• Berghem, Dutch painter (1624-1683), [201]
• Berri, Duc de, [139], [140], [152], [282], [289]
• Berri, Duchesse de, [289], [305]
• Berry au Bac, [145], [163], [164]
• Berthier, Marshal, Prince de Wagram, [138], [149]
• Bertrand, General, [269]
• Bessborough, Earl of, [86]
• Bessières, Marshal, Duc d'Istria, [137]
• Beveland, South, [210]
• Bidwell, [122]
• Bingen on the Rhine, [183]
• "Birds, Familiar History of," by Bishop Stanley, [17]
• Bittern, H.M.S., [67]
• Blücher, [85], [86], [88], [89], [93], [145], [263]
• Boher, French sculptor (d. 1825), [132]
• Bois de Boulogne, [177]
• Bolero, Spanish dance, [60]
• Bonn, music on the Rhine, [188]
• Boodle's Club, [33]
• Borneo Mission, [23]
• Borodino, [177]
• Boulogne, [107-252]
• Bourbons, The, [78], [107], [237], [284], [288-292]
• Boyd, Mr. and Mrs., [304]
• Brabant, [181]
• Breda, [209], [217], [218], [226]
• Brisbane, Sir Thomas, at Valenciennes, [279], [283]
• Brise-Maison, General, see [Maison]
• British character, [195]
• British soldiers, [166]
• Britomart, H.M.S., [18]
• Brock, Holland, [227]
• Brooke, Sir James, English traveller, Rajah of Sarawack ( 1803-1868), [23]
• Bruce, Michael, the Englishman who helped Lavalette to escape, [293], [294]
• Bruges, [247], [258], [260], [273]
• Brussels, [193], [195], [197], [199], [200], [208], [209], [233], [264], [269], [274], [277]
• Buiksloot, North Holland, [226]
• Bülow, Marshal, [145]
• Buonaparte, Napoleon, Emperor, [34], [35], [37], [40], [46], [47], [50], [74], [90], [99], [100], [118], [120], [121], [130], [138-140], [148], [152-154], [162], [175], [180], [238], [241], [244], [266], [271], [275], [281], [282], [288], [295], [296], [300], [302], [303], [304], [306-307]
• Buonaparte family, [237]
• Buonaparte, Louis, King of Holland, [225]
• Buonaparte, Lucien, [83]
• Burgundy, [46]
• "Bustle's Banquet," by Rev. E. Stanley, 17[311]
• Buttereax, plains of, Lyons, [43]
• "Butterfly's Ball," by Sir H. Roscoe, [17]
• Buvin d'Enfer, [298]
• Byng's Brigade, [263]
• Byron, Lord, [79]
• Cadiz, [53], [61], [68]
• Café des Mille Colonnes, Paris, [142], [281]
• Calick, Russia, [174]
• "Calife Voleur, Le" Ballet, [88]
• Cambray, [247], [279], [283]
• Cambridge, [11], [12], [25], [40], [50], [81], [247], [248], [250]
• Campo Formio, Treaty of (1797), [243]
• Cannes, [242]
• Canova, [132]
• Canterbury, [249]
• Cardinals at Fontainebleau, [152]
• Carleton, Mr., [251]
• Carlton House, [83]
• Carnival of Venice, [240]
• Caroline of Naples, [289]
• Carousel, Place de, [37], [136], [139]
• Castlereagh, Lord, [87]
• Catacombs, Paris, [143], [286], [298]
• Catalonia, [56]
• Catherine, Grand-Duchess of Russia, see [Oldenburg]
• Châlons, [41-43], [146], [156], [168]
• Chamber of Representatives, [130]
• Chambord, Comte de, [139]
• Champagne, [41], [46]
• Champlain, Lake, [238]
• Champs Elysées, [119], [139], [301]
• Charenton, near Paris, [116]
• Charlemont, Anne, Lady, daughter and heiress of William Bermingham, of Ross Hill, co. Galway (d. 1876), aged 95, [132]
• Charleroi, [276]
• Charles IV., King of Spain, [64], [70]
• Château Thierry, [145], [157]
• Chatham, Earl of, [203]
• Chatillon, [41]
• Chavignon, near Laon, [161]
• Chichester, Thomas, 2nd Earl of, [244]
• "Childe Harold," [80]
• Cholmondeley, Miss, [82]
• Churchill, Major, [95]
• Clancarty, Lord, Ambassador, [82], [233]
• Clarke, Marshal, Duc de Feltre, [243]
• Clinton, Lady Louisa, daughter of Lord Sheffield, [76], [251]
• Clinton, General Sir Henry, [75]
• Clinton, General Sir William, married Lady Louisa Holroyd, [75]
• Coblentz, [186]
• Cole, Sir Lowry, [279], [283]
• Cologne, [172], [186], [190]
• Colonne, Vendôme, [110]
• Combermere, Lord, [96]
• Compiègne, [281], [283], [284]
• "Comte de Cely," [78]
• Conclave of St. Peter at Fontainebleau, [152]
• Congress of Vienna, [235]
• Constant, Napoleon's valet, [152]
• Constantine, Grand Duke, [178]
• Constantino, Grand Duchess, [240]
• Consul, The First, [26], [37], [73]
• Cooke, Major-General, [210], [211], [214]
• Coote, Sir Evelyn, [259]
• Corbeny, France, [163], [164]
• "Corinne," by Mdme. de Staël, [79]
• Cork, Lady, [86]
• Cornegliano, Duc de, see [Moncey]
• Coronation, The, [165]
• Corps Législatif, [129], [135]
• Corte, La, [260]
• Cotton trade, Rouen, 28[312]
• Court dress necessary, [69]
• Court etiquette, Buonaparte's tenacity as to, [37]
• Court Martial, Gibraltar, in 1802, [66]
• Craon or Craonne, [145], [156], [163]
• Craufurd, Donald, of Auchinanes, [85], [246], [265], [276]
• Croix, St. Louis, [291]
• Cross, Mr. John, [98], [99]
• Crosses, roadside, in Spain, signs of murders committed, [59]
• Curtis, Sir William, [88]
• Cutts Inn, Wilmslow, hamlet near Alderley, [162]
• Dalmatie, Duc de, see [Soult]
• D'Angély, see [Régnaud]
• Dantzig, Duc de, see [Lefebre]
• Davenport, E. D., of Capesthorne, [163]
• Davoust, Marshal, Prince d'Eckmühl, [137]
• Davy, Lady, [79], [81]
• Davy, Sir Humphrey, [79], [81]
• De Lille, poet, [300]
• Dendrich, boundary France and Austria, [179]
• Denia, Spain, [71]
• De Non, French artist under Napoleon, [295], [296]
• Desaix, General, killed at Marengo (1800), [50]
• Dijon, [41]
• "Dinner of the Dogs," or "Bustle's Banquet," [17]
• Directory, The, [50]
• Doge of Genoa, [50]
• Douglas, Hon. Frederick, interview with Napoleon, [240], [241]
• Dover, [187]
• Dow, Gerard, Dutch painter, [38]
• Dragoons at Rouen (1802), [30]
• Dresden, Battle of (1813), [76]
• Duels between Russian and French officers, [107]
• Du Mare, French professor, [124]
• Duméril, Andre, French physician, [124]
• Dumolard, French politician, [130]
• Du Pont, General, [139]
• Dutch ark, [202]
• Dutch carving, [205]
• Dutch cleanliness, [227], [231]
• Dutch family, [253]
• Dutch guide, [230]
• Dutch impenetrability, [224]
• Dutch road, [209]
• Dutch table d'hôte, [226]
• Dykes, marvellous, [228], [229]
• Eagle and Child, inn at Alderley, [272]
• Eagles, Napoleon's, [110], [147], [150], [269], [282], [300], [307]
• Eckmühl, Prince d', see [Davoust]
• Ecole Polytechnique, [116], [175]
• Edridge, H., painter, [139]
• Egerton, Colonel, [280]
• Egerton, Mr., [87]
• Egypt, [42]
• Ehrenbreitstein, [187]
• Ehrenfels, Castle of, [184]
• Elba, [46], [75], [159]
• Elephant, fountain, [295-296]
• Embden, [31]
• Emigrants, French, [18]
• Emperor's abdication, [75]
• Emperor Alexander, see [Alexander]
• Emperor of Austria, [135]
• Emperor Napoleon, see [Buonaparte]
• Empress Joséphine, see Joséphine
• Empress Maria Louisa, see Maria Louisa
• Empress of Russia, [307]
• Enghien, Duc d', [134], [245]
• Entomologist, 185[313]
• Entomology, [17], [124]
• Ephemera, [186]
• Etruria, King of, [50], [52]
• Eugène Beauharnais, see [Beauharnais]
• Executions, [43], [44]
• Ex-Imperial Guard, [148]
• Fagan, Mr., [46]
• Fandangos, [60]
• Fanshawe, Catherine, [77], [78]
• Felix Meritus, Dutch museum, [225]
• Feltre, Duke of, see [Clarke]
• Ferdinand VII., King of Spain, [239]
• Ferreant, Place de, Lyons, [43]
• Flanders, [74]
• Fleurs de Lys, [303]
• Flushing, [210]
• Foljambe, Mr., [249]
• Fontainebleau, [145-146], [149], [152]
• Forbach, [179]
• Forbes, Lady Elizabeth, [240]
• Fountain Elephant, [295-296]
• Frascati, [33], [34], [39]
• French emigrants, [18]
• Fribourg, [170]
• "Fugio ut Fulgor," [103]
• Garde Impériale, [107]
• Gardes d'Honneur, [148]
• Garrison of Gibraltar, [66], [67], [70]
• Gazettes, [105]
• Genappes, [270]
• Generalife at Granada, [59]
• Geneva, [35], [40], [43], [46-47], [49], [55]
• Genoa, [47], [50]
• George Street, [90]
• Ghent, [274-275]
• Gibbon, [15]
• Gibraltar, [25], [55], [57], [60], [61], [65], [71]
• Glenbervie, Lord and Lady, [236], [240]
• Goat curricles, [222]
• Goat gigs, [233]
• Godoy, Emanuel, Prince of Peace, [64], [70]
• Gore, General, [211]
• Gorum, [220-222]
• Goths, [293]
• Graham, Sir Thomas, [207], [213]
• Granada, [57], [59], [60], [62], [66]
• Grand Tour, [25]
• Gronow, Memoirs of Captain, [107]
• Grosvenor Place, [39]
• Grosvenor, Lord, [113]
• Guarda Costas, [68]
• Guido, painter, [38]
• Guignes, [145], [153], [154]
• Guillotine, The, [43]
• Haarlem, [230], [231]
• Hague, The, [112], [233]
• Hannibal, The ship, [53]
• Hardwicke, Earl of, [112]
• Hare, Rev. Augustus, [16]
• Hare, Mrs. Augustus, Maria Leycester, [16]
• Hare, Augustus J. C., [16]
• Harlequin and Punch, [297]
• Harris, Captain, [74]
• Haslar Hospital, [98]
• Haüy, mineralogist, [124]
• Havre, [94], [96], [99], [100], [103], [105]
• Haye, Sainte, La, [268]
• Hazard, Rue du, Paris, [109], [143]
• Heber, Reginald, Bishop of Calcutta (1783-1826), [16], [90]
• Hodnet, [16]
• Holland, [76], [159], [200], [226], [302]
• Holland, Dr., [86]
• Holroyd, Lady Maria Josepha, see also Stanley, [14]
• Holyhead Harbour, [255]
• Holyhead Island, [10], [17]
• Holywell, Alderley, [16]
• Hookham's, [93]
• Hôpital de la Charité, 45[314]
• Hôpital des Invalides, [282]
• Hermitage, Forest of Fontainebleau, [147]
• Hibberts, the, [132], [168]
• Highlake, Hoylake, Cheshire, [55], [69]
• Hill, Rowland, General Lord Hill [95], [96]
• Hobart Town, Tasmania, [18]
• Hobbema, Dutch painter (d. 1699), [201]
• Hodgson, Dean of Carlisle, [128]
• Hôtel de Boston, Paris, [35]
• Hôtel des Etrangers, Paris, [143]
• Hôtel du Parc, Lyons, [43]
• Hotel in the Wood, Haarlem, [230]
• Hougoumont, [263], [265], [266], [267]
• Hulot, General, [76]
• Hundred Days, The, [244]
• Hussey, Edward, of Scotney Castle, [25], [26], [32], [41], [71]
• Hutchinson, Captain, [293], [294]
• Huxley, Professor, [18]
• Hyères, [48]
• Icelandic Expedition, made by Sir John Stanley, 7th Bart. (1788), [56]
• "Ida of Athens," story written by Lady Morgan at Penrhos, Holyhead. Her study "Attica" so called to present day, [232]
• Imperial Chasseurs, [107]
• India House illumination (1814), [84]
• Infanta of Spain, Queen of Etruria, [52]
• Invalides, Hôtel des, [49], [115], [282]
• Istria, Duc d', see [Bessière]s
• Jourdan, General, (1762-1833), [49], [136], [146]
• La Belle Alliance, [263], [267]
• Labédoyère, General, [299]
• Laeken, Palace of, [275]
• Lady Penrhyn's cottages, allusion to the model village of Llandegai in Wales, [227]
• Lafayette, General, Marquis de, [126]
• La Haye, Sainte, [268]
• Laird, English Consul, Malaga, [58]
• Lamb, Lady Caroline, [86]
• Lansdowne, Lord, [78]
• Laon, [145], [146], [156], [161-163]
• "La Reyna Louisa," [54]
• Lavalette, General, [293]
• Le Brun, [38]
• Lefebre, Marshal, Duc de Dantzig, [138]
• Leghs, The, of High Legh, [285]
• Leghorn, [50-52]
• Leighton, Sir Baldwin, Bart., of Loton, [68]
• Leipzic, Battle of, [170], [177]
• Leith, The John of Leith
• Leith, the Emperor sails from, [56]
• L'Ettorel, Professor, [124]
• Levanter, east wind, Mediterranean, [71]
• Leycester, Edward Penrhyn, brother of Mrs. E. Stanley, [76], [81], [95], [246], [247], [252]
• Leycester, Hugh, uncle of Mrs. Edward Stanley, [32]
• Leycester, Kitty, see Mrs. E. Stanley, [15]
• Leycester, Maria, Mrs. Augustus Hare, [15], [16]
• Leycester, Oswald, Mrs. E. Stanley's father, [15]
• Leycester, Ralph, [261]
• Leycesters of Toft, [15]
• Leyden, [231], [232]
• Libraries, Public, [38]
• Liège, [193], [195], [197]
• Lille, [146]
• Lillo, fort in Holland, [203]
• Lind, Jenny, 22[315]
• Lindsay, Lady Charlotte, [236], [240]
• Linois, Comte de, [53]
• Linz on the Rhine, [192]
• Lisbon, [72]
• Lisle, [196]
• Liverpool, [36], [43], [51]
• Liverpool, Lord, [87]
• Llandaff, Dean Vaughan of, [19]
• Lodi, Battle of, [136]
• Loja, in Spain, [60]
• London, [81], [82]
• Lorich on Rhine, [184]
• Louis Buonaparte, King of Holland, see [Buonaparte]
• Louis, King of Etruria, [50]
• Louis XIV., [306]
• Louis XVI., [303]
• Louis XVIII., [78], [106], [107], [150], [177], [225], [235], [243], [271], [282], [290], [292], [303-304]
• Louisa Stanley, see Stanley
• Louvel, assassin of the Duke de Berri, [139]
• Louvre, The, [38], [113], [274], [300]
• Lowe, Rev. Mr., [223]
• Lucien Buonaparte, see [Buonaparte]
• Lucy Stanley, see Stanley
• Lugai, Professor, [232]
• Lutzen, Battle of, [170]
• Lyne and Co., Lisbon, [72]
• Lyons, [40], [42], [43-46], [47]
• Macclesfield, Cheshire, [221]
• Macdonald, Marshal, Duc de Tarente, [196], [244]
• Macon, [42]
• Madrid, [69], [71], [72]
• Maine, The River, [182]
• Maison, General, "Brise-Maison," [197]
• Malaga, Mole of, [57], [61], [62], [64], [68]
• Malines, Mechlin, [201], [202]
• Malmaison, [130], [131], [134], [297]
• Manchester, [85]
• Marcet, Mrs., [78]
• Marengo, Battle of, [49], [119]
• Maria Josepha Holroyd, Lady, see Holroyd and Stanley
• Marie Louise, Empress, [74], [240], [242], [281], [284]
• Marlborough, Duke of, biography by order of Napoleon, [297]
• Marly, Aqueduct of, [133]
• Marmont, Marshal, Duc de Raguse, [106], [116-118], [126], [135], [138], [145], [177]
• Marshals, The, [112], [135], [151], [195], [238], see also under [Bessières], [Davoust], [Berthier], [Clarke], [Jourdan], [Lefebre], [Macdonald], [Marmont], [Massèna], [Moncey], [Mortier], [Murat], [Ney], [Soult], [Victor]
• Martin, Mr., [122]
• Massèna, Marshal, Duc de Rivoli, [138]
• Mathew, Father, [21]
• Matthews, Montague, [37]
• Maubeuge, [271], [278]
• Maudesley's engines, [91]
• Mausthurm, or Mouse Turret, [184]
• Mayence, [146], [159], [180], [182]
• McDonald, Captain, [298]
• Meaux, [145], [153-156]
• Medusa, English frigate, [50]
• Melbourne, Lord, [19], [86]
• Melun, [145], [146]
• "Memorials of a Quiet Life," by Augustus Hare, [16]
• Meteoric stones, presentation sword made from, [93]
• Metsu, Gabriel, Dutch painter (1615-1658), [38]
• Metz, [146], [169], [173-175], [180]
• Mieris, Dutch painter (1635-1681), [38]
• Milton's mulberry-tree, [40]
• Minorca, [67], 70[316]
• Moncey, Marshal, Duc de Cornegliano, [137-139]
• Mons, [271-273]
• Montmartre, [105], [108], [110], [115-117], [175]
• Montserrat, Lady of, [56]
• Mont St. Jean, Waterloo, [262]
• Moors, The, [62]
• Moreau, General, [76]
• Moreau, Madame, [76], [78], [90]
• Morgan, Lady, [232]
• Morritt, Mr., of Rokeby, [87]
• Mortier, Marshal, Duc de Treviso, [7], [137], [144]
• Moscow, [174]
• Moskowa, Prince de, see [Ney]
• Munchausen, Baron, [117]
• Murat, Joachim, King of Naples, [138]
• Murrays, The, [285], [290], [297], [298], [303]
• Mutiny at Gibraltar, [66]
• Muxham, near Antwerp, [207]
• N., erasure of Napoleon's initial (1814-1816), [110-300]
• Naard, Holland, [220]
• Naples, [55], [71]
• Naples, the King of, see [Murat]
• Napoleon, [26], [73-83], [107], [111-113], [126], [134], [145], [146], [164], [176], [181], [186], [187], [196], [199], [205], [206], [221], [223], [235], [242-245], [267-269], [288], [289], [295]
• National Schools, [22]
• Nazareth, [151]
• Necker, Minister to Louis XVI., [79]
• Nelson's Pillar, Dublin, [110]
• Netherlands, [146], [181], [237], [244]
• New Guinea, [18]
• New Zealand, [18]
• Ney, Marshal, Prince de la Moskowa, [137], [299]
• Nightingale, Miss, [19]
• Nightingale, Dr., at Alderley, [126]
• Nivelle Road, [265], [276]
• "Nobles de Campagne," [241]
• Norfolk, [20]
• Normandy, [46]
• North, Lady Catherine, married Lord Glenbervie, [191]
• North, Hon. F., [191], [236]
• North Island of New Zealand, [18]
• North Sea, [18]
• Norwich, Bishop of, see E. Stanley, [19-22], [24]
• Nottingham Castle, [249]
• Novi, Northern Italy, [50]
• Oldenburg bonnets, [101], [106], [200]
• Oldenburg, Duchess, Catherine of, [83], [90], [92], [98], [178]
• "Ologies," Humorous Sketches by E. S., [17]
• O'Neil, Miss, actress, [286]
• Orange, Prince of, [208], [233], [254]
• Orange, Princess of, [231]
• Ostade, Adrien, Dutch painter, [201]
• Ostend, [251], [253], [255], [258], [259]
• Palais Royal, [119], [281], [285]
• Palmer, Mr., [33]
• Pantin, France, [116]
• Paris, [29], [31], [33], [34-35], [37-40], [73], [74], [76], [85], [106], [108], [109], [112-118], [134], [135], [143], [249], [277], [285]
• Parker, Mrs., of Astle, [137]
• Parry, Sir Edward, K.C.B., arctic navigator, m. Isabella, daughter of Sir John Stanley, [254]
• Peace, Prince of, see [Godoy]
• "Peacock at Home, The," [17]
• Penrhos, Holyhead, [10]
• Perignan, General, [137]
• Peter the Great, House of, [226]
• Petit, Madame, French actress, 33[317]
• Pevensey, Lord, [248]
• Pierre Suisse, ancient castle near Lyons, destroyed in the Revolution, [45]
• Pisa, [51], [52]
• Place Buonaparte, Lyons, [43]
• Place Belle Cour, Lyons, [43]
• Platoff, Russian General, [89]
• Poissardes, Havre, [101]
• Polytechnique, Ecole, see [Ecole]
• Pope Pius VII., [46]
• Porto Ferraro, Elba, [46-53]
• Potter, Paul, Dutch animal painter (1625-1654), [201]
• Praams, Flotilla of, at Havre, intended for the invasion of England, [100]
• Prussia, Frederick William, King of, [91], [92], [152], [153], [177], [192], [237]
• Prussia, Louisa, Queen of, [178]
• Pulteney Hotel, London, [85]
• "Queen," H.M.S, [23]
• Quiverain frontier, France and Belgium, [278]
• Radnor Mere, at Alderley, [252]
• Raguse, Duc de, see [Marmont]
• Rambouillet, Seine et Oise, [74]
• Ramsgate, [249]
• Raphael, [38], [133]
• Rattlesnake, H.M.S., [18], [23]
• Récamier, Madame, [33], [126]
• Régnaud, St. Jean d'Angély, [119]
• Reign of Terror, The, [26]
• Rembrandt, [38], [225]
• Revolution, The, [27], [35], [48], [126]
• Rheims, [146], [165], [168]
• Rhine Castles, [144], [172], [186]
• Riddel, Captain, [60]
• Rivoli, Duc de, see [Massèna]
• Robespierre, Maximilian, [42], [48]
• Rokeby, Mr. Morritt, of, [87]
• Romainville, [116]
• Rome, [55], [71]
• Rome, King of, sent to Rambouillet, [74];
  in uniform at three years old, [141];
  four goat carriages ordered for him, [223]
• Roncour, Madame, actress, [114]
• Ronstan the Mameluke, [152]
• Rotterdam, [223], [234]
• Rouen, [27], [29], [31], [35], [36], [103], [104], [105], [120], [253]
• Rowland Hill, see [Lord Hill]
• Royals, the regiment, [67]
• Rubens, [38], [205], [274]
• Rue Aux Ours, [36]
• "Rule Britannia," [99]
• Russia, Empress of, [307]
• Russia, Emperor of, see [Alexander]
• Saarbruck, [195]
• Saardam, [228]
• Saas, [258]
• St. Andrew, [281]
• St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, [21]
• St. Appollonius, chapel on the Rhine, [188]
• St. Avold, German Lorraine, [178], [179]
• St. Bernard's Pass, [49]
• St. Cloud, special residence of Napoleon, [140], [306]
• St. Denis, [31], [116], [297], [302], [308]
• St. Germain, The Terrace, [307]
• St. Helena, [266], [269]
• St. James' Street, [84]
• St. Jean d'Angély, see [Régnaud]
• St. Jean de Luz, [166]
• St. John's, Cambridge, [12], [247]
• St. Lawrence, processional figure, [280]
• St. Michel, village near Havre, [100]
• St. Roque, Spain, [65]
• Salamanca, Battle of, 279[318]
• Salvator Rosa, Neapolitan painter (1615-1673), [39]
• Saumarez, Admiral, [53]
• Scheldt, [204]
• Scheveningen, fishing village near the Hague, [233]
• Schwartzenberg, [74], [145]
• Scotney Castle, Kent, property of E. Hussey, Esq., [25]
• Scott, John, [262]
• Scott, Sir Walter, [15], [262]
• Scovell, Sir George, [247], [279], [283]
• Senate, [77], [78]
• Serinyer, [240]
• Serurier, General, [137]
• Seville, [59]
• Sheffield, Lady (Lady Anne North), [191]
• Sheffield, John B. Holroyd, First Lord, [14], [74], [75], [112], [235], [236], [240], [242], [245-248]
• Sheffield Place, [247]
• Shute, surgeon, [42]
• Sicard, Abbé, founder Deaf and Dumb School, Paris, [298]
• Siddons, Mrs., [33]
• Skerret, Major-General, [211]
• Smith, Sydney, [15]
• Soignies, Forest of, [261], [264]
• Soissons, [145], [156], [159], [161-163]
• Sotheby, Mr. and Mrs., [285], [298], [300]
• Soult, Marshal, Duc de Dalmatie, [74], [138]
• South Stack Rocks, Holyhead, [17]
• Spain, [26], [55], [59], [63], [66], [69], [239]
• Spanish Funds, [239]
• Staël, Auguste de, [127]
• Staël, Madame de, [76], [78], [79], [97], [110-112], [125]
• Staël, Mademoiselle de, [127]
• Stafford, Lord, [113]
• Stanley, Sir John, 6th Bart., m. Margaret, daughter and heiress of Hugh Owen of Penrhos, 1763, [10]
• Stanley, Lady Margaret Owen, born 1742, [10]
• Stanley, Sir John T., 7th Bart., 1st Lord Stanley of Alderley, m. 1796 Lady Maria Josepha Holroyd, daughter of Lord Sheffield, [15]
• Stanley, Lady Maria Josepha, [15], [26], [74], [76], [78], [84], [89], [96], [235], [248], [260], [273], [281], [301]
• Stanley, Edward, naturalist and ornithologist, son of Sir John Stanley, 6th Bart.;
  born 1779;
  entered St. John's, Cambridge, 1798;
  wrangler, 1802;
  Rector of Alderley, 1805 to 1837;
  Vice-President of British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1836;
  Bishop of Norwich, 1837;
  died, 1849, [9-24]
  
• Stanley, Mrs. Edward, Kitty, daughter of Rev. Oswald Leycester, of Stoke upon Tern, [15], [22], [82]
• Stanley, Owen, eldest son of Bishop Stanley, [17], [23], [140], [190], [222]
• Stanley, Charles Edward, 2nd son of ibid., [19]
• Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn, Dean of Westminster, 3rd son of ibid., [10], [19], [23]
• Stanley, Mary, eldest daughter of Bishop Stanley, [19]
• Stanley, Catherine, 2nd daughter of ibid.;
  m. C. Vaughan, Master of the Temple, and Dean of Llandaff, [19]
• Stanley, Rianette, daughter of Sir John, 7th Bart., and Lady M. J. Stanley, [277]
• Stanley, Lucy, 2nd daughter of[319] ibid.;
  m. Captain Marcus Hare, R.N., [264], [305]
• Stanley, Louisa Dorothea, 3rd daughter of ibid., [249], [250], [293], [297], [305]
• Stanley, Isabella, 4th daughter of ibid.;
  m. 1826 Sir Edward Parry, K.C.B., Arctic Navigator, [254], [283]
• Stanley, Louisa, daughter of Sir John T. Stanley, 6th Bart., and Margaret Owen of Penrhos: m. 1802 Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart., [68]
• Stanley, Lady Charlotte, daughter of 13th Earl of Derby;
  m. 1823 Edward Leycester Penrhyn, [246]
• Stanmer Park, property of Earl of Chichester, [243-244]
• Stockholm, [170]
• Stoke-upon-Tern, Mrs. E. Stanley's early home, [15], [115]
• Strasburg, [182]
• Stuart, Sir Charles, afterwards Lord Stuart de Rothesay, [105], [112], [113], [120-122], [160]
• Swedenborg, [194]
• Sydney, [18]
• Sydney, Lord, [86]
• Tadmor, Palmyra, [152]
• Talleyrand-Perigord, Prince de Benevento, French statesman and diplomatist, 1754-1838, Ambassador to Great Britain (1830), [237]
• Talma, French tragic actor, [32], [114], [240], [286-7]
• Tangiers, [60]
• Tarentum, Duc de, see [Macdonald]
• Tarleton and Rigge, [43]
• Tartana, Mediterranean vessel, [57]
• Tasmania, [19]
• Temple, Paris prison, [31]
• Teniers, Dutch painter, [201]
• Tennant, Mr., [92], [93]
• Terror, H.M.S., [18]
• Tets von Grondam, Mdme., [229]
• Tezart, Paris banker, [36]
• Theatres, Paris, [33], [39]
• Thuilleries, [37], [113], [121], [135], [304], [306]
• Titian, painter, [38]
• Toft Hall, Knutsford, [15]
• Toledo, [59]
• Tomkinson, Miss, [279]
• Toulon, [70]
• Tousein, Russian General, [177]
• Towers, round towers at Laon, [162]
• Trappe, La, Monk of, soldier in Napoleon's army, [170]
• Treaty of Paris, [146]
• Trechschuyt, Dutch barge, [225]
• Treviso, Duc de, see [Mortier]
• Trianon, [140], [306]
• Troyes, Champagne, [41]
• Trueman, Mr., [259]
• Tunno, Miss, a brilliant member of society, lived at Taplow Lodge, [76], [78], [85]
• Turin, [49]
• Union of England with Ireland and Scotland, Napoleon's views, [241]
• Utrecht, [221], [224], [228]
• Valencia, Spain, [71]
• Valenciennes, [278], [282]
• Vandyck, [38], [205], [206]
• Vauchamps, [145]
• Vaughan, Master of the Temple and Dean of Llandaff, [19]
• Vaughan, Mrs, see [Catherine Stanley], [19]
• Vauxhall, [30], [33]
• Vendôme, Colonne, [110]
• Vendôme Place, [110], 292[320]
• Venice, [240]
• Venice preserved, [285]
• Ventas, Spanish inns, [58], [62], [65]
• Venus de Medici, [114], [132]
• Verdun, [146], [168], [169]
• Vernet, Antoine Claude, painter (1758-1836), [38]
• Veronese, Paul, [38]
• Versailles, [39], [140], [305]
• Vetey Malaga, [58]
• Vetturino travelling, [25], [40], [47], [49]
• Victor, Marshal, Duc de Belluno, [138], [145]
• Vienna, Congress of, [112], [235], [237]
• Villejuif, near Paris, [149]
• Vincennes, Château de, [134]
• Vittoria, Panorama of, [82]
• Vivienne, Rue de, [32], [35]
• Waal, river, Holland, [220]
• Wagram, Prince de, see [Berthier]
• Walcheren, [199], [203], [243]
• Wales, Princess of, [177]
• Waterloo, [133], [199], [246], [247], [260], [264], [265], [270], [275], [279]
• Waterloo, Panorama of, by Barker, [248]
• Wellington, Lord, see [Duke of]
• Wellington, Duke of, [75], [263], [278], [280], [283], [291]
• Wellington Tree, The, [268]
• White's Club, [93], [95]
• Wilberforce, William, [128]
• Wilbraham, Mr., of Delamere Lodge, [285]
• Wilson, Sir Robert, [294]
• Windlesham, Surrey, [12]
• Winnington, Cheshire, property of Sir John Stanley, [132]
• Winzengerode, General, [145], [159]
• Woolwich, [91]
• Wurtemberg, Crown Prince of, [116]
• Wurtemberg, Prince Eugene of, [116]
• Yankies, [238]
• Yarmouth, Lord, [242]
• Yorke, Lady Elizabeth, [112]

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FOOTNOTES:

[1] Maria Leycester, m. 1829 Rev. Augustus Hare.

[2] "Memorials of a Quiet Life," by Augustus Hare, adopted son of Mrs. Augustus Hare (Maria Leycester).