Records of a Girlhood

by Fanny Kemble

INDEX.

• Aberdeen, Lord, Lawrence's picture of, [217].
• Abbot, Mr., his failure as Romeo, [197], [199];
  • a tumble, [243];
  • helping Covent Garden, [464].
• Abbotsford, appearance after Scott's death, [264], [265].
• "Abbot, The," [402].
• Abeken, [339].
• Aberdeen, Lord, [326].
• Abingdon, Mrs., [258].
• "Adam Blair," [444].
• Addlestone, [105], [418], [420].
• Adorni, in "The Maid of Honor," [391].
• Age, The, [170];
  • its editor thrashed by Charles Kemble, [310].
• Alaba, General, [486].
• Alfieri, [66].
• Algeciras, [293].
• Allen, Sir William, [526], [527], [529].
• Allison, [142].
• Alvanley, Lord, contrasted with Stephenson, [456].
• Amelia, Princess, presents a necklace to Mrs. Charles Kemble, [449].
• America, incident of Fanny Kemble's last public reading in, [223], [277];
  • talking of going to, [425];
  • what it was not, [426];
  • Fanny Kemble's thoughts of, [483];
  • climate of, [535];
  • landing at New York, [535];
  • flies and mosquitoes, [541];
  • horse-racing in, [577].
• "Andromaque," [68], [419].
• Angerstein's Gallery, [475], [484].
• "Anglaises pour rire, Les," [66].
• "Anna Bolena," [428], [444].
• Anglo-Saxons, John Kemble's history of, [505].
• Anson, Colonel, [302].
• "Antonio," [351].
• Antonio, Countess St., [101], [338].
• Antonio, Marc, [528].
• Apsley House, windows smashed, [461].
• Ardgillan, [111], [133], [240], [253], [273], [289], [290], [318], [329], [348], [363], [457].
• Ariel, Goethe compared with, [338].
• Arkwright, Mrs. Robert, [29];
  • Robert, [22].
• Arnold, Mr., [336];
  • speeches on theatre patents, [339].
• Art, a few words on, [476].
• "Artaxerxes," Miss Sheriff's début in, [464].
• Artist Life in England, [5].
• Arundel, House of, [265].
• Ashburton, Lord and Lady, [302].
• Ashley, Wm., Earl of Shaftesbury, married to Miss Bailey, [357].
• Augustine, [426].
• Augustin's Gallery, [442].
• Austen, Jane, [103];
  • her novels, [441].
• Assisi, Francis de, [426].
• Aston Hall, [278].
• Aston, Clinton, [298].

• Bacon, Mr., [88], [125];
  • his abusive critique in the Times of Fanny Kemble's acting, [464], [481];
  • Editor of the Times, [519].
• Bagot, Sir Charles, denial of the existence of Magara, [582].
• Bailie, [488].
• Baillie, "Count Basil," [342].
• Baillie, Miss Joanna, writes the part of "Jane de Montfort" especially for Mrs. Siddons, [349].
• Ballantyne, Scott's notes to, [260];
  • his unfavorable criticisms of Fanny Kemble, [262], [265].
• Baltimore, appearance of, [560];
  • beauty of its women, [562].
• Balzac, "Scenes of Parisian Life," [72], [93].
• Bannisters, [271], [451], [454].
• Barham, his comical poem on "Henri Trois," [484];
  • critique of "Katharine of Cleves," [493].
• Baring, Mr. and Lady Harriet, [302].
• Bartley, timidity about success of "The Hunchback," [377];
  • hearing Knowles read "The Hunchback," [390];
  • plan for a new theatrical speculation in Covent Garden, [553];
  • "cutting" "The Star of Seville" for the Stage, [495].
• Barton, [293], [326].
• Bath, [256], [416].
• Batthyany, Count, [299], [302];
  • Countess, [302].
• Bayard, [506].
• Bayley, Miss, marriage to Earl of Shaftesbury, [357].
• Beatrice, [336], [341], [344], [516].
• Beauclerc, the young ladies, chaperoned by Duchess of St. Albans, [392].
• Beaufort, drives the coach, [330].
• Beau, Madame le, [491].
• Becher, Lady, (see [O'Neill, Miss]), anecdotes of, [194].
• Becher, Sir (William Wrixon), married to Miss O'Neill, [195].
• Bedford, Duke of, [347].
• Beechey, Sir William, [393].
• "Beggar's Opera, The," Miss Sheriff in, [471].
• Bellamy, Mrs., rivalry with Garrick, [452].
• Bellini, [100].
• Belvidera, first dress for, [208];
  • Fanny Kemble's dislike of the part, [236];
  • her second part, [235], [336];
  • in London, [460], [469].
• Belvoir Castle burned, [46].
• Belzoni, Madame, [37].
• Benedict, [426].
• Bennett, as Laval, [508]; in "Francis I.," [509].
• Bentham, Jeremy, [122];
  • his philanthropy, [137];
  • John Kemble's admiration for, [180].
• Beowulf, [503].
• Berquin, Juvenile dramas, [2].
• Berry, the Misses, [106].
• Bessborough, [47].
• Biagio's Preface to Dante, [448].
• Biagioli, [58].
• Bianca, [325], [332], [523];
  • Mrs. Kemble's opinion of Fanny Kemble in, [333], [386], [414], [469], [474], [483];
  • Fanny Kemble's best part, [483];
  • her first play in New York, [536].
• Birmingham, [278].
• Bishop, the murderer, [462].
• Bishop, his opera "Cortex," [86].
• Blackheath, [251].
• Blackshaw, Mrs., [37].
• Blackwood, Mrs., [47], [173].
• Blaise Castle, [426].
• Blangini, [59].
• Boaden, his life of Sarah Siddons, [128].
• "Bonaparte," the play, [366].
• Bonaparte, Napoleon, [364];
  • melodrama on his life, [399];
  • at St. Helena, Fanny Kemble's verses on, [441];
  • letters to Joséphine, [462].
• Bonheur, Rosa, [345].
• "Borderers, The," [508], [509], [513].
• Bordogni, [276].
• Boston, enthusiasm at Fanny Kemble's farewell engagement, [588].
• Bouilland, Mr., experiments on Brains, [418].
• Boulogne, Fanny Kemble at school at, [26];
  • farewell to, [31].
• Bourbon, the Younger of the Orleans branch, [277].
• Boyd, [293], [479].
• Bradshaw, Mrs. (Maria Tree), in "Hernani" at Bridgewater House, [376];
  • in Clari and Mary Copp, [396], [497].
• Braham, [97];
  • sings "Tom Tug," [395].
• Brain, anatomy of the, [528].
• Brand, Mr., [346].
• Brandon, [286].
• Bridgewater House, [374];
  • "Hernani" at, [376];
  • first rehearsal of "Hernani" at, [396].
• Brighton, [256], [324], [325], [327], [466].
• Bristol, [416];
  • market at, [424];
  • Abbey church, [425];
  • unprosperous business, [428];
  • trouble at theatre, [432].
• British Canada, [346].
• Brougham, Lord, in Charles Kemble's suit, [88], [142], [332];
  • his mother, [344], [459];
  • a man of steel, [474].
• Browning, Robert, [126];
  • compared with Shelley, [384];
  • "Blot on the Scutcheon" and Pippa Passes, ib.
• Brunet, in "Les Anglaises pour Rire," [66].
• Bruno, [426].
• Brunswick, Caroline of, Princess of Wales, [251].
• Brunswick, Duke of, at Brunswick House, [422].
• Brunton, manager of theatre at Bristol, in trouble, [431];
  • his benefit, [433];
  • effort by Charles Kemble's Company to help him, [433];
  • in prison, [434].
• Brunton, Miss (Lady Craven), [292].
• Bryant, William Cullen, poetry of, [545].
• Buckingham Gate, see Jones Street, [168], [267].
• Buckinghamshire, [277], [297], [304], [305].
• Budna, [302].
• Burney, Dr., [327].
• Burk, the murderer, [462].
• Burns, Robert, [80], [161];
  • adversely criticised, [335].
• Bury St. Edmunds, [108];
  • Henry Kemble at, [482].
• Butler, Lady Eleanor, [345].
• Butler, Pierce, marriage to Fanny Kemble, June [7], [183]4, [590].
• Byng, Frederick, [485];
  • a long call, [485].
• Byron, Lord, [104], [110], [165];
  • "Cain," [165], [333];
  • "Manfred," [165], [333];
  • peculiar combination of vices and virtues, [166];
  • pernicious influence on the young, [167], [270];
  • play of "Werner," [308];
  • Mrs. John Kemble's impressions of, [330];
  • "Don Juan," [333];
  • "Lucifer," [333];
  • "Childe Harold," [333];
  • Sundry opinions on, [333];
  • his works compared with Hope's "Anastasius," [337].
• Byron, Lady, her influence on Mrs. Jameson, [129];
  • her appearance, [130];
  • deprecates the publication of a new edition of Byron's works, [167].

• Calcott, Lady, [506].
• Calcutta, Henry Kemble, Collector of the Port of, [323].
• Calderon, [293].
• Caliban, [338].
• Calista, in "The Fair Penitent," [318];
  • a failure, [318], [323], [325].
• Cambridge, Duchess of, [303].
• Camden Place, [13].
• "Camiola," Fanny Kemble in, [255], [257], [367], [385], [388], [391].
• Campbell, his life of Sarah Siddons, [128];
  • life of Lawrence, [239];
  • the poet, [242];
  • "Pleasures of Hope," [358];
  • application to Mrs. Fitzhugh for Mrs. Siddons' letters, [451];
  • life of Mrs. Sarah Siddons, [504].
• Candia, M. de, see [Mario], [497].
• Canizzaro, Duchess of, [101].
• Canning, Lawrence's picture of, [217].
• Carey, admiration for Mrs. Jameson's works, [579].
• Carlisle, Lord, [418].
• Carlo, [505].
• Carlyle, his article in Edinburgh Review, [80];
  • biography of Sterling, [185].
• Cartwright, Mr., [320];
  • a pleasant evening at his house, [395].
• Cassiobury Park, [90], [305], [397], [400].
• Castlereagh, Lord Grey, haunted by a vision of, [474].
• Catalani, her last public appearance, [162];
  • her last appearance, [163].
• Catons, The, Lady Wellesley's father and mother, [562].
• Catskills, [103].
• Cavaliers, Ancient vs. Modern, [527].
• Cavendish, Miss, on the stay-at-home sensation, [393].
• Cavendish, Col. and Lady, [471].
• Cawse, Miss, in "Artaxerxes," [465].
• Célimène, [258].
• Cenci, Beatrice, [302].
• Chambers, the Brothers, [161];
  • "Vestiges of Creation," ib.
• Channing, Essay on Milton, [337];
  • view of man's nature, [362];
  • his adversaries, [433];
  • on the relative merits of England and America, [539], [559];
  • appearance of, [576];
  • theatrical opinions, [576];
  • opinion of Miss Martineau's writings, [578];
  • infinite faith in a dead friend's happiness, [589].
• Chantrey, [345];
  • Sir Francis, his design of vase presented to Charles Kemble, [354].
• "Characters of Shakespeare's Women," Mrs. Jameson's book on, [275].
• Charles de Bourbon, Kemble as, [508].
• Charles X., [276].
• Charles I., his resting-place at Edge Hill, [278].
• Charles II., [308].
• Charles, King, martyrdom of, [499].
• Charles X., King of France, [522].
• Charlotte, Queen, [449].
• Chateaubriand, [166].
• Chartier, Alin, [462].
• Chatmoss, [279];
  • drained and healthy, [530].
• Cherubino, [391].
• Chester, [277].
• Chesterfield, Countess of, [302];
  • as an equestrian, [471].
• Cholera, in Edinburgh, [500];
  • in London, [502];
  • in Liverpool, [529];
  • in Boston, [534];
  • in Philadelphia, ib.;
  • in Baltimore, ib.;
  • in New York, ib.
• "Cibber's Lives," [462].
• Clairon, [8];
  • Garrick's opinion of, [446].
• Clanwilliam, Lord, Lawrence's picture of, [422].
• Clarendon, Lord, puts Horace Twiss in Parliament, [87];
  • the Grove, [90], [102];
  • influence in getting Horace Twiss into Parliament, [335].
• Clari, Mrs. Bradshaw in, [396].
• Class Prejudice to Actors, [65].
• Clay, Henry, [549];
  • Fanny Kemble's Letters of Introduction to, [561].
• Cleopatra, Queen, as a dramatic writer, [447].
• Clifford, Lord de, [426].
• Clint, picture of Cecilia Siddons, [405].
• Clive, Mrs. Archer, [153].
• Cobb, Mrs. and Miss, [211].
• Cobbe, Miss, her theory on the future existence of animals, [321].
• Cobbett, article on in the Examiner, [435].
• Cockrell, [9].
• Coleridge, [124].
• Collins' "Ode to the Passions," Liston reciting, [460].
• Colnaghi, [243].
• Combe, Cecilia, [151].
• Combe, George, "the Apostle of Phrenology," [151];
  • author of "Constitution of Man," ib.
• Combe, Andrew, [151];
  • works upon physiology, hygiene, and education of children, [154];
  • combing, [155];
  • his age, [157];
  • his anecdote of Scott's "feudal insanity," [265], [316], [412];
  • on climbing, [420];
  • lectures in the Phrenological Museum, [527];
  • "Constitution of Man," [530].
• Communion service, [401].
• Constance selected for Fanny Kemble's benefit, [359];
  • success of, [361], [417];
  • Mrs. Siddons' sketch of, [517].
• "Constitution of Man," [151], [530].
• Contat, Mlle., [258].
• Cooper, Fenimore, "The Borderers," [508], [509];
  • compared with Charles Kemble in "Venice Preserved," [544].
• Cornwall, Barry, [124], [345], [353].
• Cork, Lady, [254], [289], [372];
  • vivacity at an advanced age, [379];
  • curious arrangement of her drawing-room, ib.;
  • "Ancient Cork," ib.;
  • "Memory," ib.;
  • idea of heaven, ib.;
  • propensity for taking that which was not hers, [381], [389];
  • little parties of, [391];
  • a noisy conversation, [519].
• "Corrombona, Vittoria, Duchess of Bracciano," [353].
• Cottin, Madame, [332].
• Coutts, Mr., his fortune, [391].
• Coutts, Miss Burdett, recipient of all Mr. Coutts' fortune, [392].
• Covent Garden Chambers, [17], [25].
• Covent Garden Theatre, Charles Kemble's partnership in, [35], [36];
  • Weber at, [37];
  • Charles Kemble's liabilities in, [107];
  • a woman wanted, [123];
  • Covent Garden to be sold at auction, [186];
  • Theatre patent assailed, [339];
  • cutting down salaries, [463];
  • ruined at last, [509];
  • farewell to, [520];
  • turned into an opera house, [521];
  • burned down, ib.
• Crabbe, as an unpoetical poet, [385].
• Cramer, [321].
• Craven Hill, [31], [32].
• Craven, Lady, [292].
• Craven, Mr., in "Hernani," at Bridgewater House, [376];
  • in "Hernani," [396], [399], [404].
• Croly, [390].
• Croton water in New York, [537].
• Cromwell, marks of his cannon at Edge Hill, [278].
• Cumberland, Duke and Duchess of, at Bridgewater House, [422].
• Cunard, Samuel, [176].
• Cunarosa, [101].

• Dacre, Lord, [11], [348], [357].
• Dacre, Lady, [341], [344];
  • her accomplishments, [345];
  • her play of "Isaure," [382];
  • her play "Wednesday Morning," [390], [393]:
  • in trouble about "Wednesday Morning," [394];
  • objections to language in "The Star of Seville," [423], [498], [504].
• Dall, Aunt (see [Kemble, Adelaide]).
• Dance, Miss, [35].
• Dante, "The Intellect of Love," [391];
  • "Devils boiled in pitch," [437];
  • Biagio's Preface to, [448].
• "Darnley," [370].
• Daru's "History of Venice," [466], [471], [506], [513].
• Davenport, Mrs., the Nurse in "Romeo and Juliet," [219], [305].
• Davy, Sir Humphry, [461], [498].
• Dawkins, Major, [362];
  • desire for a good picture of Fanny Kemble, [366].
• Dawson, Miss, [316].
• Dawson, Rt. Hon. George, [316].
• Day, Mr., picture of an Italian Madonna, [442].
• De Camp, Captain, goes to England, [2];
  • death, [6].
• De Camp, Adelaide, [257];
  • dislike to seeing Fanny Kemble act, [490];
  • death, [589];
  • burial in Mount Orban's Cemetery, [590].
• De Camp, Marie Theresa (see [Kemble, Mrs. Charles]).
• De Camp, Victoire, [24];
  • governess at Blackheath, [251].
• Delane, [88].
• "De Montfort," [349].
• Derby, Lord, incident with Miss Farren in "School for Scandal," [452].
• "Der Freyschütz," [94], [99].
• Descuillier, Madame, [51], [445].
• Desdemona, Mme. Pasta in, [428].
• Dessauer, [245].
• "Destiny," [389].
• Deterioration, Artistic, [570].
• Devonshire, Duke of, [22].
• Devonshire House, [361].
• Dévy, Madame, [491].
• "Diary of an Ennuyée," [123].
• "Dick," picture of Fanny Kemble, [113], [131].
• Dickens, [167].
• Didear, Mr., unkind reception in Edinburgh, [323].
• "Dionysius," [239].
• Donkin, Lord Mayor, [398].
• "Donna Sol," [472].
• Donne, Wm., [183].
• Dorchester, start for, [449];
  • arrival at, ib.
• Dorval, Madame, [65].
• Dover, [250].
• Dramatic writers, women as, [446].
• Drury Lane Theatre, [173];
  • patents assailed, [339], [376].
• Dublin, [254];
  • Fanny Kemble at, [270];
  • incident before leaving for London, [272];
  • her departure from, [273].
• "Duchess of Pagliano," [353].
• Duchess of Guise, [420].
• Dufferin, Lady, [173], [175].
• Du Lac, Sir Launcelot, [327].
• Dumesnil, Garrick's opinion of in Phœbe Rodogund and Hermione, [446].
• Dunbarton, [267].
• Dupré, [545].
• Duraset, Mr., generosity in helping Covent Garden, [464].
• Dyce, Rev. Alexander, [255].

• Eckermann, [338].
• Edge Hill, Charles I.'s resting-place at, [278].
• Edinburgh Review, [142].
• Edinburgh, [144], [257], [259];
  • coldness of its audiences, [261], [290],
  • Fanny Kemble's last days in, [528];
  • cholera in, [500].
• Edinburgh Castle, regalia of Scotland in, [261].
• "Education of the People, The," [388].
• Edward I., [277], [297].
• Egerton, Lord Francis, see [Ellesmere].
• Egerton, Lady Blanche, [270].
• Egerton, Mr., declining the proposed accommodation at Covent Garden, [464].
• Eldon, Lord, Chancellor in Charles Kemble's suit, [88].
• Elizabeth, Queen, [255], [316].
• Elizabeth, Princess, at Bridgewater House, [422].
• Ellesmere, Earl and Countess of, [77], [82], [270];
  • Fanny Kemble's first friendship with, [374];
  • his epilogue to "Hernani," [412];
  • Hayter's picture of Fanny Kemble for, [412];
  • her high esteem for Lord Carlisle, [418];
  • translation of "Henri Trois," [420];
  • taking Mr. St. Aubin's part in "Hernani," [421];
  • purchases Hayter's drawings of Fanny Kemble in Juliet, [588].
• Ellis, letter from Lord Macaulay to, [344].
• England, Queen of, [233].
• England, King of, not particularly brilliant, [456].
• Essex, Countess of, [21].
• Essex, Earl of, [2], [90], [104], [397].
• Essex, Lady, [21];
  • befriending a street-singer, [435].
• Estrella, in "The Star of Seville," [514].
• Euphrasia, Mrs. Siddons and Fanny Kemble as, [236], [238], [322], [480], [483].
• Evander, John Kemble as, [239].
• Evans, [17].
• Everett, Edward, about sermons in general, [433].
• Evolena, Mount, [84].
• Examiner, The, [435].
• Exeter, start for, [448];
  • arrival at, ib.
• "Exquisites, The," [395].
• Extravagance of the Americans in flowers, [540].

• Faith, Religious, [476].
• Falkland, Lady, anecdote of her picture at Royal Academy, [393].
• Farleigh, a comic actor, [472].
• Farquhar's, Lady, party at, [506].
• Fauldes tragedy, [466].
• "Faust," [138], [339].
• Farren, Miss, [258], [301];
  • awkward incident with Lord Derby, [452].
• Faudier, Madame, [26], [30].
• "Fazio," [323], [325], [331];
  • Fanny Kemble's first appearance in, in America, [572].
• Fechter as Hamlet, [25];
  • his "get up" of Othello, [191];
  • "Bel Demonio," [353].
• Fénelon, [426].
• Ferguson, Sir Adam, [260], [261], [262].
• Ferrier, Miss, author of "Marriage" and "Inheritance," [260];
  • "Destiny," [389].
• "Fine People," [455].
• Fires in New York, [537].
• Fitzgerald, Edward, [183].
• Fitzgerald, Mrs., [342], [504].
• Fitzhugh, Emily, [362], [365], [451];
  • emotion at meeting Charles Kemble at Plymouth, [451];
  • Mrs. Siddons' letters, [477].
• Fitzhugh, Mrs., [82].
• Fitzpatricks, The, Hayter's picture of, [487].
• Flaxman, [109].
• Flore, Mlle., [26].
• Flowers, American extravagance in, [540].
• Foix, Gaston de, [506].
• Forbes, [108].
• Ford's "White Devil," [353].
• Forest, M. de la, his accounts of Malibran, [203].
• Forrester, Annie, Isabel, and Cecil, [302].
• Forster, Johann Georg, [347].
• Foscolo, Ugo, [345].
• Foster, [91], [397], [400].
• Foster, Mrs., [276].
• Fouqué, La Motte, [80].
• Fozzard, Capt., [232], [389];
  • riding-school, [471].
• "Fra Diavolo," Miss Sheriff in, [469].
• France, thoughts of living in the south of, [392].
• "Francis I.," correcting the metre, [341], [350], [355], [357], [396];
  • sold to Wm. Murray for £4000, [482];
  • its publication, [497];
  • Murray's desire to publish without last scene, [503];
  • its effect when read in the greenroom of Covent Garden Theatre, [503];
  • the cast altered, [503];
  • preface to, [504];
  • cast upset the second time, [504];
  • prologue, [505];
  • postponed for a fortnight, [510];
  • its popularity due to the indulgence and curiosity of London audiences, [518];
  • played for first time, [525], [526].
• Francis, Lord, his play "Henri Trois" postponed, [469].
• Françoise de Foix, Fanny Kemble as, [529].
• French Revolution of [183]0, the, [276].
• Fry, Mrs., her visits to Newgate, [413].

• Gainsborough, his painting of Mrs. Siddons, [162].
• Gall, his philosophy of phrenology, [151].
• "Gamester, The," [269], [427], [440];
  • at Plymouth, [446];
  • at Southampton, [454];
  • Charles Kemble in, [524].
• Garcia, Marie (see [Malibran]), as an artist, actress and singer, [203];
  • the sisters Malibran and Pauline Viardot, their accomplishments, [206].
• Garrick, his costume in "Macbeth," [190];
  • opinion of Clairon and Dumesnil, [446];
  • rivalry with Mrs. Bellamy, [452].
• Genius, what is it? [477].
• Genlis, Madame de, [2].
• George IV., anecdote of his picture at Royal Academy, [393];
  • at the Weymouth Theatre, [449].
• Gerard street, [33].
• Ghosts, something about, [133].
• "Giovanni di Procida," [472].
• Giardano, [442].
• Gibraltar, [326], [336].
• Gibson, [302].
• "Gilbert Gurney," [170].
• Glasgow, the audiences at, [267].
• "Glenarvon," [46].
• Glengall, Lady, [460].
• Gloucester, Duchess of, [413].
• Gloucester, Duke and Duchess of, [422].
• Godwin, [473].
• Goethe, [80];
  • "Tasso," [139], [166], [169], [351], [178];
  • his self-experimentalizing in "The Sorrows of Werther," [337];
  • "Faust" and "Wilhelm Meister," [339];
  • his nature, [338];
  • partiality in delineating character, [338].
• Gonsalvi, Cardinal, [270].
• Gower, Lord Francis Leveson, [300].
• Grahame, Lady, [173].
• Grammont, Duc de, his two children, [522].
• Grammont, Ida de, Duchesse de Guyche, [522].
• Grande Place, [27].
• Granville, Dr., [344].
• Great Russell Street, [267].
• "Grecian Daughter," Ward in, [243], [484].
• Gregory, Wm., [158].
• Grey, Earl, [347].
• Greville, Charles, statement about Miss Tree in his "Memoirs," [201].
• Greville, Lady Charlotte, [418], [419], [486];
  • a "Swarry" at her house, [491].
• Greville, Henry, [396], [471], [496];
  • as an amateur singer, [497];
  • his sensibilities, [486].
• Grey, Lady, as an equestrian, [471].
• Grey, Lord, haunted by a vision of Lord Castlereagh, [474];
  • responsibility in Reform Bill matters, [494].
• Grimani, the sisters, [251].
• Grimani, Bellini, [251].
• Grimani, Julia, [251].
• Grosvenor, Lady Octavia, [270].
• Grote, Mrs., [277].
• Guilford, his seat at Wroxton Abbey, [388].
• Guinevre, [327].
• Guirani, [24].
• Guyce, Duchesse de, [522]
• Guy's Cliff, [106].
• Gwynn, Nell, [308].

• Hallam, Arthur, [183];
  • essay on the philosophical writings of Cicero, [514];
  • death of, [185].
• Hamilton, Wm., [271].
• Hamilton, Sir Ralph, and Lady, [405].
• Hamlet, his feigned (?) madness, [327];
  • and Hecuba, [486].
• Handel, [95], [97].
• Harris, [107].
• Harness, Rev. Wm., [235];
  • opinions of "The Cenci," [334];
  • discussion of one of Hope's theories, [337], [342];
  • biography, [349], [363], [415], [459];
  • "The Wife of Antwerp," [475];
  • play delayed at Covent Garden, [506];
  • criticism of "Star of Seville," [514].
• Harness, Mary, [486], [498].
• Hare, Julius, biography of Sterling, [185].
• "Harlequin and Davy Jones," [320].
• Harlow, [327];
  • picture of Mrs. Siddons in "Queen Katharine," [459].
• Harris, Charles Kemble shaking hands with, [414].
• Harris, Mr., inclined to come to some accommodation with Charles Kemble, [463].
• Hatchford, Fanny Kemble and Lady Ellesmere at, [375].
• Hatfield House, "Isaure" acted at, [382], [394];
  • old lady burned to death in, [497].
• Hathaway, Anne, [182].
• Hatherton, Lady, [216].
• "Haunted Tower, The," [500].
• Haydon's "Bonaparte at St. Helena," Fanny Kemble's verses on, [441].
• Hayter, George, [487].
• Hayter, John, his sketches of Fanny Kemble as Juliet, [128], [235];
  • portrait of Henry Kemble, [197];
  • picture of Fanny Kemble for Lord Ellesmere, [412];
  • his portraits of Mrs. Norton and the Fitzpatricks, [487];
  • wishes to sell his sketches of Fanny Kemble in Juliet, [588].
• Havley, Mr., declining the proposed accommodation at Covent Garden, [464].
• Hazlitt, [124].
• Heath Farm, [90], [109], [251], [303].
• Heaton, [277];
  • Charles Kemble invited to, [291], [295], [297];
  • evenings at, [300].
• Hecuba and Hamlet, [486].
• Heidelberg, [284], [294].
• Hemans, Mrs., [297], [358].
• "Henri Trois," [420], [469];
  • production at Covent Garden postponed, [469];
  • Lord Leveson's translation of, [484].
• "Henry VIII.," Mrs. Siddons in, [459].
• Herodias' Daughter, [264].
• "Hernani," [365], [374]: dresses for, [395];
  • at Bridgewater House, [396], [399];
  • rehearsing at Oatlands, [404];
  • dress-rehearsal for, at Bridgewater House, [405];
  • a third representation, [413].
• Hertfordshire, see [Heath Farm].
• Highflyer, The, [330].
• Hindoo Theatre, [178].
• Hill, Lord, influence to get Henry Kemble his commission, [502].
• "History of Venice," [466].
• Hoffman, [29].
• Hogarth, [258];
  • pictures by, [422].
• Hogg, [142].
• Holbein's painting of "Queen Katharine," [459].
• Holland, Lord, [177].
• Holland, Lady, death of, [177].
• "Holy Family, The," [475].
• Honiton, Vale of, [449].
• Hook, Theodore, anecdotes of, [170], [172].
• Horner, [142].
• Horsley, [395].
• Hope, Mr., his residence near Scott's, [265];
  • his theory respecting the destiny of the human soul, [337];
  • "On the Nature and Immortality of the Soul," [494];
  • death of, [337].
• Hopwood Hall, [277], [297].
• Hosmer, Miss, [302].
• Howick, Lord, [347].
• Huber, Madame, [347].
• Hughes, Dr., witnessing Juliet, [199].
• Hugo, Victor, [116];
  • "Hernani," [374];
  • "Notre Dame de Paris," [498].
• Human soul, destiny of, [337].
• Hume, Baron, [161];
  • his manner to ladies, [527].
• Hummel, [321], [395].
• "Hunchback, The," [376];
  • entire success of, [378];
  • contrasted with "Romeo and Juliet," [378], [385], [390], [412], [512], [517], [558].
• Hunt, Leigh, [383].
• Hunt, Mr., quoting the Bible in the House of Commons, [498].
• Huskisson, Mr., death on Stephenson's new railroad, [298];
  • news of his death at Manchester, [304], [344];
  • death-place marked by a tablet, [530].
• 
  Ilfracombe, a trip to, [434].
• "Imogen," [243].
• Inchbald, Mrs., amusing anecdotes of, [212].
• "Inconstant, The," Fanny Kemble as Bizarre in, [547].
• "Inez de Castro," [323], [342], [354].
• Inglis, Sir Robert, incident of, [493].
• Inverarity, Miss, engaged at the Dublin Theatre, [399], [400], [488].
• "Invincibles, The," [383].
• Ireland, [254].
• Irving, Washington, [560], [564], [572];
  • the "creaking door," [573];
  • Isabella, Fanny Kemble as, [253], [414];
  • at Plymouth, [445], [472], [479];
• "Isaure," [382].

• Jacobite, A, [261].
• Jackson, Andrew, Fanny Kemble's letters of introduction to, [561];
  • unpopularity in [183]2, [549].
• Jaffir, Charles Kemble in, [336].
• James I., [255].
• James, King, saving of his life by the "Douglas woman," [490].
• James Street, [114], [168].
• Jameson, Mr. Robert, [128].
• Jameson, Mrs., [123], [124];
  • acquaintance with Lady Byron, [127];
  • public lectures, [130];
  • protests against Juliet's costume, [189];
  • selection of Juliet's costume, [191];
  • avant propos of Fanny Kemble in Juliet, [234];
  • notice of Fanny Kemble in Juliet, [235];
  • letter from Fanny Kemble at Glasgow, [259];
  • drawing of the rooms at James street, [266];
  • her troubles, [266];
  • water-color sketches, [268];
  • book on Shakespeare's female characters, [359], [513], [531];
  • threatens to write a play, [394];
  • Christina, [499];
  • biographical sketch of the Kemble family, [587].
• Jawbone, the Kemble, [345].
• Jealousy, a few words about, [474], [483].
• Jeffrey, [142], [261].
• Jephson, Dr., [106].
• "Jew of Aragon, The," [305].
• Jig Dancing, [269].
• John Bull, The, [170].
• John the Baptist, [264].
• Jones, Sir William, [178].
• Jordan, Mrs., [327];
  • her natural son by William IV., [228].
• Journal, [183]1, [390].
• Julia, in "The Hunchback," [377], [385].
• Juliana, [437].
• Juliet, chosen for Author's first appearance, [187];
  • her costume for first appearance in, [188];
  • Lawrence and Hayter's sketches of Fanny Kemble in, [234];
  • Fanny Kemble's opinion of, [438].
• Julius, Pope, [506].