and Mrs. Jordan, his love for children, a story of, [197]-[198]
Williams, Eleazar, the American pretended Dauphin (Louis XVII.), [115] et seq.
Wimborne House, Arlington Street, its names and occupants, [155]
Windham, Mr., [168]
Wine-drinking, past and present, [136]-[137]
Wolff, Sir Henry Drummond, and the Owl, [18];
his powers as raconteur, [18];
one of the Fourth Party, [18];
the originator of the Primrose League, [19];
stories of Napoleon I. told to, at Elba, [84] et seq.