Memoirs of Life and Literature
W. H. Mallock
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  • Cannes, first visit to, [167];
    • miniature villa at, [167];
    • subsequent visits, [241].
  • Cardiff Castle, [157].
  • Carlyle, introduction to, [64].
  • Carriages, old traveling, [16].
  • Cary, Mr., of Tor Abbey, and R. Mallock as smugglers, [5].
  • —— Sir Henry, sells Cockington to R. Mallock, temp. Charles I, [4].
  • Castles, different classes of, [152].
  • Catholic society in London, [130].
  • Champernowne family related to Mallocks, [7].
  • Chelston Cross, built by Mr. W. Froude, [49].
  • Chillingham Castle, [155].
  • Civic Federation of New York, [308].
  • Clark, Mr. George, meeting at Cardiff, [158].
  • Cleveland, Duchess of, [149].
  • Cockington Church, [17].
  • —— Court, [13].
  • —— Estate, no building leases granted till 1860, [49].
  • Cockington village, [15].
  • Conservative party, besetting weakness of, [214], [268].
  • Conversation, the arts of, [101].
  • Country houses, description of various, [146]-[167].
  • Currie, Philip, afterward Lord Currie, [130].
  • Cyprus, winter visit to, [227], [235].
  • Dandies, [63].
  • Dartington Hall, [12].
  • —— Parsonage, [10].
  • Dartmouth as a rotten borough, [50].
  • De Vere, Aubrey, [54].
  • Dempster, Miss C., [241].
  • Denbury Manor, [7].
  • "Denzil Place," poem by "Violet Fane," [129].
  • Diagrams, statistical, used at public meetings, [191].
  • Doctrine and Doctrinal Disruption, [276].
  • Dorlin, Lord Howard's lodge in the Highlands, [175].
  • Dreams, poems written in, [259].
  • Dunrobin, [146].
  • Eaglehurst, [241].
  • Eaton, Alfred Montgomery at, [152].
  • Elvaston Castle, [157].
  • Erskine, Lady, hostess at Torquay, [54].
  • Everingham Park, old Yorkshire Catholic house, [154].
  • Exeter, Henry Philpotts, Bishop of, [31]-[34].
  • —— R. Mattock's connection with, temp. Elizabeth and James I, [4].
  • Famaugusta, enormous ruins of, [233].
  • "Fane, Violet," [130].
  • Farmer, Devonshire, on free will, [24];
    • on the fall of Jericho, [24].
  • Fielding, a child's imitation of his novels, [35].
  • Florence, interesting houses in and near, [236].
  • Froude, Antony, historian, and Carlyle, [64].
  • —— Archdeacon, equestrian, dilettante, artist, magistrate, [6].
  • Froude, Hurrell, leader of Tractarian movement, [6].
  • —— Mr. and Mrs. William, interesting society at their house, [50].
  • —— William, his discoveries in naval architecture, [51].
  • Fryston, [161].
  • Gaskell, C. Milnes; Lord Houghton's characteristic advice to him, [59].
  • George, Henry, limitations of his attack on private wealth, [173];
    • his ignorance of statistics, [188].
  • Georges, Sir Ferdinando:
    • his immense landed properties in Maine, [4];
    • Mallock's partner temp. Charles I, [4].
  • Glasgow, the author speaks at, [192].
  • Glenthorne, its lonely and singular situation, [153].
  • Governesses, high Tory, [28].
  • Gratz, [246].
  • Greenock, Lord, [195].
  • Grimthorpe, Lord, [194].
  • Hare, Augustus, his indiscretions as a writer of memoirs, [136].
  • Harvard, [317]-[318].
  • Hatchments in Cockington Church, [17].
  • Heart of Life, The, [280].
  • Hebrides, the Outer, [304].
  • Heligan, the John Tremaynes' house in Cornwall, [159].
  • Herbert, Auberon, a devotee of "the simple life," [122]-[124].
  • —— of Lee, Lady, [177].
  • Hewel Grange, [160].
  • Hibbert, Mrs. Washington, [130].
  • Highlands, the, first visit to, [175].
  • Hoch-Osterwitz, extraordinary castle of, [245].
  • Hotels, old-fashioned, private, in London, [94];
    • extravagant gilding of American, [316].
  • Houghton, Lord, at Torquay, [58];
    • his enormous acquaintance, [59];
    • his dry wit and humor, [60];
    • his social advice to the author, [60];
    • breakfast party given in London by, [103];
    • his remarkable defense of one of the author's novels, [172];
    • in the Highlands, [177].
  • Houghton, old Catholic house in Yorkshire, [155].
  • —— Sir Robert Walpole's, in Norfolk, [151].
  • Howard, Kenneth, [96].
  • Hoy, island of, its colossal cliffs, [300].
  • Hugel, Baron von, Austrian diplomat, [237].
  • Human Document, A, [255]-[278].
  • Huxley as Mr. Storks in The New Republic, [87]-[88].
  • In an Enchanted Island, [229].
  • Individualist, The, [281].
  • Ireland, visits in, [164].
  • Is Life Worth Living? [169].
  • James, William, at Harvard, [317].
  • Jerningham, C. E., [200].
  • Jerome, William Travers, [321].
  • Jersey, Julia, Lady, [126].
  • Jowett, as Doctor Jenkinson in The New Republic, [88].
  • Kidd, Benjamin, on Social Evolution, [264].
  • Kippax, Yorkshire, a product of architectural rivalry, [162].
  • Kirkwall and its cathedral, [299].
  • Knebworth, its pseudo-Gothic architecture, [257], [260];
    • "Ouida's" visit to, [256];
    • a night of conversation at, [288].
  • Körmend, castle of, in Hungary, [246].
  • Labor and the Popular Welfare, [261].
  • Land agitation in the Highlands, [180].
  • —— agitator on Fort William coach, [184].
  • —— the old basis of London society, [93];
    • decline in rent of agricultural since 1880, [93].
  • Lane Fox, George, [211].
  • Larnaca in Cyprus, [229].
  • Laureateship, competitors for, [121].
  • Library, secret hours in a, [36].
  • Limits of Pure Democracy, [333].
  • Literature and action, [341]-[371].
  • Literature and utilitarianism, [343].
  • —— as speech made permanent, [342].
  • Littlehampton, private tutor at, [39].
  • Lloyd Bryce, [310].
  • Long Island, country house in, [310].
  • Lowther, Mrs. William, [117].
  • Lucretius on Life and Death, [366].
  • Lulworth Castle, [154].
  • Lyme, [163].
  • Lytton, as contrasted with Carlyle, [65];
    • second Lord, early acquaintance with, [66];
    • his poetry and his generous temper, [67];
    • poem composed by him in a dream, [259].
  • —— first Lord, at Torquay, [54].