Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 6 / With His Letters and Journals

by Thomas Moore

• Hafiz, the oriental Anacreon, i. 146.
• Hailstone, Professor, i. 115
• Hall, Captain Basil, Lord Byron's attention to, iv. 129.;
  • his letter to, 131.
• Hamilton, Lady Dalrymple, iv. 150.
• Hancock, Charles, esq,. iv 114.
  • Lord Byron's letters to, 121. 127. 131. 133. 139. 177.
• Hannibal, saying of, ii. 94.
• Hanson, John, esq. (Lord Byron's solicitor), i. 57. 221. 300. 314. 357.; iii. 10.; iv. 53. 126.; vi. [010].
• ——, Miss (afterwards Countess of Portsmouth), i. 134.;
  • Lord Byron's presence at her marriage, iii. 10, 11.; vi. [010].
• 'Hardyknute,' the fine poem so called, its effect on Lord Byron, iii. 163.
• Harrington, Earl of. See Stanhope.
• ——, Countess of. See Foote.
• Harley, Lady Charlotte (the 'lanthe' to whom the first and second cantos of 'Childe Harold' are dedicated), ii. 186, 186 n.
• ——, Lady Jane, iii. 186.
• Harness, Rev. William, i. 70.; ii. 98. 107. 138.
  • His sermons quoted, i. 177 n.;
  • Lord Byron's letters to, i. 202. 238.; ii. 93, 94. 100.
• Harris, his 'Philosophical Inquiries,' i. 306 n.
• Harrow, Lord Byron's entrance at, i. 54.;
  • his first Harrow verses, 61.;
  • his magnanimity in behalf of his friend Peel, 68.;
  • 'Byron's tomb,' 77.; v. 334.;
  • his attachment to Harrow, 182. 196.; ii. 94.
• Harrowby, Earl of, ii. 129.
• Harrowgate, Lord Byron's visit to, i. 112.
• Hartington, Marquis of (afterwards sixth Duke of Devonshire), i. 165.
• Harvey, Mrs. Jane, iv. 150.
• Hatchard, Mr. John, i. 242.
• Hawke (Edward Harvey), third Lord, iii. 123.
• Hay, Captain, iii. 123.
• Hayley, his 'Triumphs of Temper,' Lord Byron's eulogy of, v. 12.
• Hayreddin, ii. 266.
• Hazlitt, William, his style, v. 91.
• Headfort, Marchioness of, i. 173.
• 'HEBREW MELODIES,' iii. 141. 150. 190.
• Helen, 'LINES on Canova's bust of,' iii. 323.
• Hellespont, Lord Byron's swimming feat from Sestos to Abydos, i. 316. 323.; v. 129-134.
• Hemans, Mrs., her 'Restoration,' iii. 255.
  • Character of her poetry, iv. 321. 343.
• Henley, Orator, i. 272.
• Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, his life much interested Lord Byron, i. 92.
• Hero and Leander, i. 316. 323, 324.
• Hill, Aaron, v. 55.
• 'Hills of Annesley, bleak and barren.' i. 84.
• 'HINTS FROM HORACE,' written at Athens, i. 350.;
  • first produced to Mr. Dallas, ii. 13, 14.;
  • singular preference given by the author to them, iv. 296.
  • See also, ii. 70. 78.; iv. 340.; v. 34.
• Hippopotamus at Exeter Change, ii. 256.
• Historians, list of, perused by Lord Byron at nineteen, i. 140.
• Hoare, Mr., Lord Byron's schoolfellow at Harrow, i. 91.
• Hobbes, Thomas, i. 143.
• Hobhouse, Right Hon. Henry, i. 186.
• ——, Right Hon. Sir John Cam, Bart., his 'Journey through Albania' quoted, i. 297.; ii. 9.
  • His 'Historical Notes to Childe Harold,' i. 95. 181-183. 185, 185. 188. 243. 349.; ii. 39. 49. 56. 63. 98. 119.; iii. 2. 4. 11. 253, 254. 345.; iv. 2, 3. 59, 62. 72, 123. 273.; v. 250.
• Hodgson, Rev. Francis, Lord Byron's well-timed assistance to, i. 380 n.; ii. 108.
  • His 'Friends,' iv. 143.
  • Lord Byron's letters to, i. 222. 225. 272. 277, 278. 312. 343. 354.; ii. 77. 97. 99. 118. 129.; iii. 40.
  • See also, i. 222. 227, 227 n.; ii. 69. 73. 83. 87. 108. 227. 234. 255. 262. 287, 287 n. 323.; iii. 5, 6. 100. 123. 313.; v. 153.
• Hogg, James, the Ettrick shepherd, iii. 99. 101. 109, 110.; iv. 352.
• Holerott, Thomas, his 'Memoirs,' iii. 296.
• Holderness, Lady, i. 53.
• Holland, Lord, the allusion to, in English Bards, i. 246.; ii. 259.;
  • commencement of Lord Byron's acquaintance with, ii. 120. 129.;
  • his oratory, 208.
  • Lord Byron's letters to, ii. 122. 130. 154. 159. 162, 163. 165. 167. 176.
• Holland, Lady, ii. 259. 283.; iii. 93.
• ——, Dr., i. 295.; ii. 242.
• Holmes, Mr., the miniature painter, v. 141. 224.
• Homer, geography of, Visit to the school of, v. 70.
• Hope, Thomas, esq., his 'Anastasius,' iv. 342.
• Hoppner, R B., esq., his account of Lord Byron's mode of life at Venice, iv. 82. 224.
  • 'LINES on the birth of his son,' iv. 86.
  • Lord Byron's letters to, iv. 61. 75. 87. 158. 168. 171. 244. 247. 249. 252. 268. 271. 275, 276. 298. 303. 217.;
  • see also, v. 141. 174. 185. 189. 209.
• Horace, Lord Byron's early dislike to, i. 198.
  • Quoted, iii. 4.
• 'Horace in London,' ii. 184.
  • See 'Hints from Horace,' 61.
• Horestan Castle, Derbyshire, held by Lord Byron's ancestors, i. 1.
• 'Horsæ Ionicæ, ii. 62.
• Homer, Francis, esq., ii. 282.
• 'HOURS OF IDLENESS,' first publication of, i. 129.;
  • a review of, 168.;
  • another in the 'Critical Review,'176.;
  • furious philippic in the 'Eclectic,' 192.;
  • Critique of the Edinburgh Review, 204.
• Howard, Hon. Frederick, iii. 174.
• Hume, David, his Essays, i. 177 n.
  • His 'Treatise of Human Nature,' 208 n.
• Hunt, John, v. 371,; vi. [002].
• ——, Leigh, Lord Byron's first acquaintance with, ii. 204.
  • Described, ii. 286.; iv. 103.
  • His 'Rimini,' iii. 190, 191. 201, 201 n.
  • His 'Foliage,' iv. 103.
  • His 'Byron and some of his Contemporaries,' vi. [005].
  • See also, ii. 221. 286.; iii. 190, 191. 201. 369.; iv. 3. 6. 33. 103.; v. 299. 317. 349, 354,; vi. [001]. [003]. [ 005]. [015]. [411].
• Hunter, P., esq., i. 61. 65.
• Hurd, Bishop, his remark on academical studies, i. 197.
• Hutchinson, Colonel, his Memoirs, i. 6.
• 'Huzza! Hodgson, we are going,' i. 273.
• Hymettus, vi. [359].
• Hypochondriacism, vi. [396].

I

• Ida, mount, i. 317.
• Imagination, vi. [370].
• Immortality of the soul, ii. 216.; v. 86. 308.; vi. [257].
• Improvisatore, account of one at Milan, iii. 307.
• 'Ina,' Mrs. Wilmot's tragedy of, iii. 167.
• Inchbald, Mrs., her 'Simple Story,' ii. 298.
  • Her 'Nature and Art,' 289.
• Incledon, Charles, singer, iv. 192.
• 'INEZ,' Stanzas to, ii. 110.
• Interlachen, iii. 262. 266.
• Invention, vi. [370].
• Iris, the, iii. 297.
• 'IRISH AVATAR,' v. 241. 243, 244.
• Irving, Washington, esq., v. 196.
• Italian manners, iv. 283.
• Italians, bad translators, except from the classics, v. 72.
• Italy, the only modern nation in Europe that has a poetical language, v. 15.
• Ithaca, excursion to, vi. [073].

J.

• Jackson, 'John, the professor of pugilism, i. 213. 277.; iii. 137. 353.
• Lord Byron's letters to, i. 214, 215.
• Jacobson, M., v. 198.
• 'Jacqueline,' Mr. Rogers's, iii. 92.
• Jeffrey, Francis, esq., allusion to in 'English Bards,' i. 245.;
  • his duel with Mr. Moore, ii. 80.;
  • his review of the 'Giaour,' 231. 234.;
  • his criticisms on Lord Byron's works, iii. 16. 61. 105. 107. 190. 357. 373.; iv. 68.; v. 299. 333. 340.;
  • his review of Coleridge's 'Christabel,' iii. 320. 345. 350.
• Jersey, Earl of, ii. 157.
• ——, Countess of, ii. 147.; iii. 101. 148. 231. 313. 323.; iv. 13.
• Jesus Christ, iv. 369.
• Job, ii. 259.; iii. 249.
• Jocelyn, Lord, (afterwards Earl of Roden), i. 64.
• Johnson, Dr., ii. 11. 59.; iv. 169.
  • His prologue on opening Drury Lane theatre, ii. 165.
  • His 'Vanity of Human Wishes,' v. 66.
  • His melancholy, iv. 397.
  • His 'Lives of the Poets,' 376 n.
  • His 'London,' 392.;
  • Lord Byron's high opinion of him, v. 20.
• Jones, Mr., tutor at Cambridge, i. 184.
• ——, Richard, comedian, iii. 12.
• Jordan, Mrs., actress, iii. 12.
• Joukoffsky, the Russian poet, vi. [110]. [110] n.
• Joy, Henry, esq., his visit to Byron, iv. 57.; vi. [225].
• Juliet's tomb, iii. 308. 322. 375.
  • See Romeo.
• Julius Cæsar, his times, v. 104.
• Jungfrau, the, iii. 253. 262. 264. 361. 374.
• Junius's letters, ii. 269.; iv. 92.
• 'Juno,' shipwreck of the, i. 49.
• Jura mountains, iii. 260.
• Juvenal, iii. 22.

K.

• Kay, Mr., painter, i. 55.
• Kayo, Sir Richard, i. 4.
• Kean, Edmund, tragedian, his Richard the Third, iii. 5.
  • Lord Byron's enthusiastic admiration of, 77.
  • Effect of his Sir Giles Over-reach on, 77.; 158.
• Keats, John, his poems, iv. 352, 353.; v. 34.
  • Died through bursting a blood-vessel on reading the article on his 'Endymion' in the Quarterly Review, v. 21 n. 144. 146. 179. 212.
  • His depreciation of Pope, v. 23.; vi. [411].
• Kelly, Miss, actress, iii. 180.
• Kemble, John Philip, esq., his Coriolanus, ii. 101.
  • His Hamlet, iii. 5.
  • Intreats Lord Byron to write a tragedy, 33.
  • His acting described, 77 n.
  • His Othello, 80.
  • His Iago, 81.
• Kennedy, Dr., his 'Conversations on religion with Lord Byron in Cephalonia,' vi. [085].
  • Lord Byron's letters to, vi. [172]. [179].
• Kent, Mr., his taste in gardening formed by Pope, vi. [408].
• Kidd, Captain, i. 270. 276.
  • Strange story related to Lord Byron by, 276 n.
• Kien Long, his 'Ode to Tea,' i. 147.
• Kinnaird, Hon. Douglas, ii. 99.; iii. 137. 170. 186. 252.; vi. [103]. [107].
  • Lord Byron's letters to, v. 302.; vi. [103]. [163].
• Klopstock, i. 64 n.
• Knight, Galley, esq., i. 182.
  • His 'Persian Tales,' ii. 313.; iii. 56.
• Knox, Captain (British resident at Ithaca), vi. [073].
• Kosciusko, General, v. 94.
• Koran, sublime poetical passages in, i. 146.

L.

• La Bruytère, vi. [227].
• Lachin-y-gair, i. 22.
• Lago Maggiore, iii. 299.
• Lake Leman, iii. 259.
• Lake School of Poetry, iv. 80. 339.
• 'Lakers,' the, vi. [410].
• 'Lalla Rookh,' ii. 250.; iii. 359. 365.; iv. 63.; v. 194. 213.
• Lamartine, M., iv. 318. 330.
• Lamb, Hon. George, i. 245.; iii. 187.
• ——, Lady Caroline, ii. 151. 153. 299.; iv. 54.
  • Her 'Glenarvon,' iii. 249.
• 'LAMENT OF TASSO,' iv. 11. 14.
• Lansdowne, (Henry Fitzmaurice Pitty), fourth Marquis of, ii. 157. 208.
• 'LAKA; a Tale,' iii. 89. 92, 93. 110. 228.
• Lauderdale, Earl of, his oratory, ii. 290.
• Laura, her portrait, iv. 8.
• La Valière, Madame, vi. [390].
• Lavender, the Nottingham empiric, i. 41.
• Lawrence, Sir Thomas, v. 76.
• Leacroft, Mr., i. 98. 117.
• ——, Miss, i. 100.
• Leake, Colonel, i. 294. 316.; ii. 9.
  • His 'Outlines of the Greek Revolution,' vi. [079].
• Leandor and Hero, i. 316. 323, 324.; v. 129.
• Leckie, Gould Francis, esq., ii. 139. 141.
• Leigh, Mr., Lord Byron's schoolfellow at Harrow, i. 91.
• ——, Colonel, iii. 154.
• ——, Hon. Augusta (Lord Byron's sister), i. 7.; ii. 48. 131. 273.; iii. 20. 37. 134 n. 291. 351.; iv. 26.
• Leinster, Duke of, i. 165.
• Leman, Lake, iii. 259.
• Le Man, Mr., v. 97.
• Leoni, Signor, his translation of Childe Harold, iv. 308.
• Lepanto, Gulf of, i. 304.; iii. 18.
• Lerici, v. 366.
• Leveson-Gower, Lady Charlotte (afterwards Countess of Surrey), iii. 19.
• Levis, Due de, iii. 61.
• Lewis, Matthew Gregory, esq., ii. 255. 285. 309.; iii. 189. 295. 375.; iv. 46.; v. 111.
• 'Liberal,' the, v. 317. 347. 366. 372.; vi. [ 003]. [007], [008]. [053].
• Liberty, v. 68.
• Life, ii. 297.; v. 67. 86. 199. 315.; vi. [263].
• Likenesses, iii. 186.
• Lisbon, i. 277, 278.; ii. 69.; iv. 5.
• 'Lisbon packet,' i. 273.
• Liston, Sir Robert, ii. 183.
• ——, John, comedian, ii. 114.; iv. 247.
• Little's Poems, i. 119.; iv. 250.; v. 372.
• Liverpool, Earl of, ii. 256. 308.
• Livy, ii. 196.
• Lloyd, Charles, esq., ii. 94.
• Lobster nights, Pope's and Lord Byron's, iii. 83.
• Loch Leven, i. 37.; iv. 355.
• Locke, his treatise on education, i. 89 n.
  • His contempt for Oxford, i. 197 n.
• Lockhart, J.G., esq., his 'Life of Burns,' i. 139 n.
  • His marriage with Miss Scott, v. 301.
• ——, Mrs., v. 301.
• Lodburgh, his 'Death Song,' i. 147.
• Lofft, Capel, ii. 25.
• Londo, Andrea, the Greek patriot, vi. [151]. [184].
  • Account of, [151] n.
  • Lord Byron's letter to, vi. [151].
• Londonderry (Robert Stewart), second Marquis of, v. 354.; vi. [053].
• Long, Edward Noel, esq., Lord Byron's schoolfellow at Harrow, i. 65. 91. 94. 182.; ii. 76 n.
• Long, Miss (afterwards Mrs. Long Pole Wellesley).ii. 95.
• Longevity, v. 261.
• Longmans, Messrs., ii. 29.; iii. 102. 154.
• Love, 'Not the principal passion for tragedy.' v. 115.
  • Success in, dependent on fortune, vi. [391].
  • Woman's, v. 34.; vi. [391].
• Low spirits, v. 284.
• Lowe, Sir Hudson, iii. 234.
• Lucretius, ii. 262. 370.; vi. [370].
• Luc, Jean André de, iv. 3.
• Ludlow, General, the regicide, his monument, iii. 256.
• His domal inscription, v. 53 n.
• Lushington, Dr., his letter to Lady Byron, vi. [279].
• Lutzerode, Baron, v. 336.
• Luxembourg, Maréchal, vi. [390].
• Lyttleton, George, Lord. i. 190.
  • Lord Byron compared to, i. 191.
• ——, Thomas, Lord, i. 190.

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