Kelly, Fanny, to July 20, 1819
July 20, --
Kenny, James and Louisa, to Oct., 1817
Mrs. James, to (from Mary Lamb) ? Early
Dec., 1822
Knowles, James Sheridan, to ? April, 1832
Lamb, Mrs. John, to May 22, 1822
Mary, to August, --
Landor, Walter Savage, to Oct., 1832
Lloyd, Charles, to Autumn, 1823
Manning, Thomas, to Dec., 1799
Dec. 28, --
Feb. 13, 1800
March 1, --
March 17, --
April 5, --
May 20, --
? May 25, --
Aug. 9, --
Aug. 11, --
Aug. 24, --
Aug. 28, --
Sept. 22, --
Oct. 16, --
Nov. 3, --
Nov. 28, --
Dec. 13, --
Dec. 16, --
End of Dec.,--
Dec. 27, --
Feb. 15, 1801
Late Feb., --
April, --
? April, --
Aug., --
Aug. 31, --
? Feb. 15, 1802
? April, --
Sept. 24, --
Nov., --
Feb. 19, 1803
March, --
Feb. 23, 1805
July 27, --
Nov. 15, --
May 10, 1806
Dec. 5, --
Feb. 26, 1808
March 28, 1809
Jan. 2, 1810
Dec. 25, 1815
Dec. 26, --
May 28, 1819
? Feb 1825
Marter, W., to July 19, 1824
Montagu, Basil, to July 12, 1810
Mrs. Basil, to Summer, 1827
Morgan, John, to March 8, 1811
Mrs., to June 17, 1828
Moxon, Edward, to No date. 1826
? Sept., --
July 17, 1827
? Sept. 26, --
Dec. 22, --
? Jan., 1828
Feb. 18, --
March 19, --
May 3, --
Dec., --
No date. 1829
Sept. 22, --
May 12, 1830
Nov. 12, --
? Dec., --
? Dec. 25, --
Feb. 3, 1831
July 14, --
Early
August, --
Aug. 5, --
Sept. 5, --
Oct. 24, --
Dec. 15, --
June 1, 1832
Late --
Winter, --
Dec., --
Jan., 1833
Jan. 3, --
Jan. 24, --
Feb. 11, --
Feb., --
No date. --
Early --
March 19, --
? Spring, --
March 30, --
Spring, --
? April 10, --
April 25, --
April 27, --
July 14, --
July 24, --
and Emma (from Mary and Charles Lamb) ? July 31, --
(from Mary and Charles Lamb) Sept. 26, --
Oct. 17, --
Nov. 29, --
Jan. 28, 1834
Norris, Jane, to (from Mary Lamb) Dec. 25, 1841
Oct. 3, 1842
(from Miss James) July 25, 1843
Mrs. Randal, to (from Mary Lamb) June 18, 1823
Novello, Vincent, to Jan. 25, 1825
May 9, 1826
Nov. 6, 1828
? Nov. 10, 1829
May 14, 1830
Nov. 8, --
Mrs. Vincent, to (from Mary Lamb) Spring, 1820
Ollier, Charles, to ? Dec., 1825
Early 1826
March 16, --
Charles and James, to June 18, 1818
Patmore, P.G., to July 19, 1827
Sept., --
Payne, J.H., to Autumn, 1822
Oct. 22, --
Nov. 13, --
Jan., 1823
Jan. 23, --
Feb. [9], --
Poole, Thomas, to Feb. 14, 1804
May 4, --
May 5, --
Proctor, B.W., to ? Summer, 1821
April 13, 1823
Nov. 11, 1824
Jan. 19, 1829
Jan. 22, --
? Jan 29, --
No date. --
Feb. 2, --
No date. 1833
Rickman, John, to ? Nov., 1801
April 10, 1802
July 16, 1803
Jan. 25, 1806
March, --
Oct. 3, 1828
Robinson, H.C., to March 12, 1808
May, 1809
Feb. 7, 1810
Nov. 20, 1824
March 29, 1825
Jan. 20, 1827
Jan. 20, --
Jan. 29, --
Jan., --
June 26, --
Oct. 1, --
Feb. 26, 1828
Feb. 27, 1829
? April, --
April 17, --
? Early
Oct., 1832
Thomas, to Nov. 11, 1822
Rogers, Samuel, to March 22, 1829
Oct. 5, 1830
? Dec. 21, 1833
Russell, J. Fuller, to Summer, 1834
Sargus, Mr., to Feb. 23, 1815
Scott, John, to ? Feb., 1814
Dec. 12, --
Sir Walter, to Oct. 29, 1822
Shelley, Mrs. Percy Bysshe, to July 26, 1827
Southey, Robert, to July 28, 1798
Oct. 18, --
Oct. 29, --
Nov. 3, --
Nov. 8, --
? Nov., --
Nov. 28, --
Dec. 27, --
Jan. 21, 1799
Late Jan.
or early
Feb., --
March 15, --
March 20, --
Oct. 31, --
Nov. 7, 1804
May 6, 1815
Aug. 9, --
Oct. 26, 1818
Nov. 21, 1823
Aug. 10, 1825
May 10, 1830
Stoddart, Sir John, to Aug. 9, --
Lady, to (from Mary Lamb) Aug. 9, 1827
Sarah (later Mrs. Hazlitt), to
(from Mary Lamb) Sept. 21, 1803
(from Mary Lamb) ? March, 1804
Late July, --
Late July, --
(from Mary Lamb) ? Sept.18, 1805
Early Nov., --
Nov. 9
and 14, --
? Feb. 20, 21
and 22, 1806
March, --
June 2, --
? July 4, --
Oct 23, --
Dec. 11, --
(from Mary Lamb) Oct., 1807
Dec. 21, --
Feb. 12, 1808
March 16, --
Dec. 10, --
Dec. 10, --
(from Mary Lamb) June 2, 1809
Nov. 7, --
? End of 1810
Oct. 2, 1811
Early
Nov., 1823
March 4, 1830
May 24, --
June 3, --
May 31, 1833
Talfourd, T.N., to Aug., 1819
May 20, 1828
End of --
Feb., 1833
No date. 1834
Taylor, John, to June 8, 1821
July 21, --
Dec. 7, 1822
Williams, Mrs., to Feb. 26, 1830
March 1, --
March 5, --
March 22, --
April 2, --
April 9, --
April 21, --
Wilson, Walter, to Aug. 14, 1801
Dec. 16, 1822
Feb. 24, 1823
May 17, 1828
May 28, 1829
Nov. 15, --
Aug., 1832
Wordsworth, Dorothy, to (from Mary Lamb) July 9, 1803
June 2, 1804
(from Mary Lamb) Oct. 13, --
May 7, 1805
June 14, --
(from Mary Lamb) Aug. 29, 1806
Nov. 13, 1810
Nov. 13, --
(from Mary Lamb) Nov. 23, --
Nov. 23, --
(from Mary Lamb) Nov. 21, 1817
Nov. 21, --
Nov. 25, 1819
May 25, 1820
Jan. 8, 1821
(from Mary Lamb) Jan. 22, 1830
Mrs., to Feb. 18, 1818
William, to Jan. 30, 1801
March 5, 1803
Oct. 13, 1804
Feb. 18, 1805
Feb. 19, --
March 5, --
March 21, --
April 5, --
(and Dorothy) Sept. 28, --
Feb. 1, 1806
June 26, --
Dec. 11, --
Wordsworth, William, to Jan. 29, 1807
Oct. 19, 1810
Aug. 9, 1814
Sept. 19, --
Dec. 28, --
? Early
Jan., 1815
April 7, --
April 28, --
Aug. 9, --
April 9, 1816
April 26, --
Sept. 23, --
April 26, 1819
June 7, --
March 20, 1822
Jan., 1823
April 6, 1825
May, --
Sept. 6, 1826
May, 1828
Jan. 22, 1830
End of
May, 1833
Feb. 27, 1834
INDEX
A
Acrostics
Aders, Charles
his pictures,
Lamb's poem to
_Adventures of Ulysses_
"After Blenheim," by Southey
Agricultural Depression, Lamb on
Ainsworth, W.H. _See_ Letters.
his dedication to Lamb
his gift of _Syrinx_
and "Faust"
Aitken, John. _See_ Letters.
his _Cabinet_
_Albion_, Lamb and the
Albums, Lamb on
_Album Verses_
"Ali Pacha," by Howard Payne
Allen, Robert
Allsop, Thomas. _See_ Letters.
Alsager, T.M.
"Amicus Redivivus"
"Ancient Mariner, The"
Anderson, Dr.
"Angel Help"
Angerstein, John Julius
Angling, Lamb and
Animal poetry
"Anna." _See_ Simmons.
_Annual Anthology, The_
_Anti-Jacobin, The_
"Antonio," by Godwin
Appendix: Passages from Books referred to by Lamb
Aquinas, Thomas
"Ariadne," by Titian
Ariel, Lamb as
Arnold, Samuel James. _See_ Letters.
"Arthur's Bower"
Asbury, J.V. _See_ Letters.
and Emma Isola
and Lamb as Ariel
Asses, old poem on
_Astrea_
Australia, Lamb on
Authors and Publishers, Lamb on
Ayrton, William. _See_ Letters.
Mrs. _See_ Letters.
B
Badams, Carlyle's friend
Mrs., _née_ Louisa Holcroft. _See_ Letters.
Baldwin the publisher
Ball, Sir Alexander
"Ballad," by Lamb
Bankrupts, Lamb on
"Barbara S."
Barbauld, Mrs.
Barker, Lieut. John
Barnes, Thomas
Bartholomew Fair
Barton, Bernard. _See_ Letters.
first mention
his suggested retirement from the bank
his testimonial
Lamb on his poems
_Poetic Vigils_
"Sonnet to Elia"
_Poems_, 4th edition
his _Devotional Verses_
his _Widow's Tale_
extracts from his poems
Lamb sends him a picture
his step-grandfather
his _New Year's Eve_
sonnet to Lamb
his "Spiritual Law"
his "Translation of Enoch"
Lucy, verses to
note to
at Islington
Baskerville, John
Battle, Mrs.
Beaumont and Fletcher
Beaumont, Sir George
Bellows Shakespeare
"Belshazzar's Feast"
Benger, Miss
Berkleyans
Betham, Anne, her legacy
Barbara. _See_ Letters.
Mary Matilda. _See_ Letters.
Bethams, the, their tallness
Betty, Master
_Bijou, The_
Binding, the perfect
"Bites," Lamb's
Blake, William
Blakesware
Blanchard, Laman
Bland, Mrs.
_Blank Verse_, by Lamb and Lloyd
Blenheim, its pictures
Bloomfield, his _Farmer's Boy_
Bloxam, Samuel
Blue-stockings, Lamb among
Bodleian Library
Book-binder, Lamb's poor relation
Book-borrowing, Lamb on
"Borderers, The," by Wordsworth
Bourne, Vincent
Bowles, William Lisle
his allegory, "Hope"
his "Elegiac Stanzas"
Boyer, James
Braham, John
Brawn, Lamb on
Brighton, the Lambs at
British Museum, Lamb at
Brown, Miss, her album verses
Brutons, the Lambs' cousins
Buchan, the Earl of
_Buncle, John_
Bungay, Lamb on
Bunyan
Burke and Hare
Burke, Edmund
Burnet, Bishop, his _Own Times_
Burnett, George
and Dyer
Burney, Captain
Martin
Sarah
Burns, Robert
Burrell, Miss
Burton, Lamb's imitations of
Butterworth, Major
Button, Emma, Lamb's acrostic
Button Snap, Lamb's cottage
Bye, Thomas
Byron, Lord
C
_Cabinet, The_
Callers, Lamb on
Calne, the Lambs at
Cambridge, the Lambs' visit in
Lamb at
"Cambridge Brawn"
Campbell, J. Dykes
on Coleridge in 1806
on Coleridge's pension
Capital Punishment, Lamb on
Carlisle, Sir Antony
Caroline of Brunswick
Cary, H.F. _See_ Letters.
a model parson
his career
at the Museum
and Miss Isola's Latin
and Moxon
his _Euripides_
his translation of Dante
at the Museum
his verses on Lamb
Catalani and Coleridge
Cellini, his autobiography
Chambers, Charles. _See_ Letters.
and Lamb's praise of fish
his family
John. _See_ Letters.
_Champion, The_
"Chapel Bell, The," by Southey
Chapman's _Homer_
_Chatsworth_, by Patmore
Chaucer, Godwin's _Life_
Cheshire cats
_Chessiad, The_
Children's books, Lamb on
Childs, Mr. _See_ Letters.
Chimney-sweepers
China, Manning's intentions
Lamb on
_Christabel_
"Christian Names of Women"
Christ's Hospital
Christy, Dr.
Clare, John. _See_ Letters.
Clarke, Charles Cowden. _See_ Letters.
his career
and Novello
his marriage
his tuft
Mary Anne
Mary Victoria (_née_ Novello)
Clarkson, Thomas and Catherine. _See_ Letters.
Coe, Mrs. Elizabeth
_Caelebs in Search of a Wife_
Colburn, Henry. _See_ Letters.
Lamb on
Zerah
Cold in the head, Lamb on
Colebrooke Cottage
Coleridge, Derwent
Rev. Edward. _See_ Letters.
Hartley
Henry Nelson, his _Six Months in the West Indies_
Samuel Taylor. _See_ Letters.
and religion, I
in 1796
and Southey
his Poems
his share of _Joan of Arc_
alters Lamb's sonnets
his letter of consolation
and opium
and the 1797 volume
and John Lamb, jr.
his baby song
his Ode on the Departing Year
as a husbandman
his Joan of Arc verses
and Rogers
on Lamb
his refusal to write
his "Osorio"
and the Stowey visit
his "Lime-tree Bower"
and Lamb's greatcoat
and C. Lloyd
the Wedgwood annuity
and Lamb's "Theses Qusaedam Theologicae"
the quarrel with Lamb and Lloyd
his letter of remonstrance to Lamb
with Wordsworth in Germany
in Buckingham Street
his articles in the Morning Post
with Lamb in 1800
his translation of Schiller
his books
his affection for the Lambs
his Anthology poems
on Wordsworth
at Keswick
his Chamounix Hymn
suggests collaboration with Lamb
on Mary Lamb's illness
his Poems, 3rd edition
his Malta plans
at Malta,
and the Wordsworths
in Italy
returns home
and his wife,
The Friend
neglects the Lambs
his potations
his difference with Wordsworth
and Catalani
in 1814
his "Remorse"
and the translation of "Faust"
his Biographia Literaria
his Sibylline Leaves
a characteristic end
his "Zapolya"
at a chemist's
recites "Kubla Khan"
puts himself under Gillman
attacked by Hazlitt
at Highgate
his Statesman's Manual
his lectures
at Gillman's
on Peter Bell the Third
his "Fancy in Nubibus"
in Lloyd's poem
his book-borrowing
and Allsop
his dying message in 1807
at Monkhouse's dinner
and Mrs. Gillman
and Irving
and the Prize Essay
and Hood's _Odes_
his _Aids to Reflection_
on Lamb and Herbert
his joke on summer
and the Albums
for St. Luke's
on William IV.
and the pension
imagines an affront
his death
Sara
the younger
Collier, John Dyer. _See_ Letters.
Mrs. John Dyer. _See_ Letters.
John Payne. _See_ Letters.
_Colonel Jack_
"Common Lot, The," by Montgomery
_Companion, The_
_Conciones ad Populum_
"Confessions of a Drunkard"
Congreve and Voltaire
Cooke, G.F.
Cooper, Samuel
Cornwall, Barry. _See also_ B.W. Procter.
his _English Songs_
his "King Death,"
his "Epistle to Charles Lamb"
Cottle, Joseph. _See_ Letters.
his "Monody on Henderson,"
his epic
his brother's death
his _Malvern Hills_
his _Alfred_
his portrait
his _Messiah_
his _Fall of Cambria_
Cotton on "Winter"
on "Old Age"
Coulson, Walter
Country, Lamb on the
Coutts, Mrs.
Covent Garden, Lamb's love for
Cowes, the Lambs and Burneys there
Cowper, William
and Milton
_The Royal George_
Cresswell, Dr., vicar of Edmonton
Croly, Rev. George
Cromwell and Napoleon
Cromwell, Cooper's portrait of
Cruelty to animals, John Lamb's pamphlet
Cunningham, Allan
_Curse of Kehama_
Curtis, Alderman
D
Dalston, the Lambs at
Danby, the murder of
Daniel, George
Samuel
Darley, George
Dash, Lamb's dog
Dawe, George
"Deathbed, A"
"Decay of Imagination," Lamb's essay on
Dedications to Lamb
Defoe, Daniel
De Quincey, Thomas
Dermody, Thomas
Despard, Colonel
De Staël, Madame, on Germany
_Desultory Thoughts in London_
"Dialogue between a Mother and Child"
Dibdin, Charles
John Bates. _See_ Letters.
his meeting with Lamb
his death
"Dick Strype"
Dilke, Charles Wentworth. _See_ Letters
"Dissertation on Roast Pig"
Dobell, Mr. Bertram
Dodd, Dr.
Dodwell, H., Lamb's letters to
"Don Giovanni"
"Douglas," by Home
Dowden, Mrs. _See_ Mrs. John Lamb.
_Dramatic Specimens_
Drink, Lamb on
Druitt, Mary
Duddon Sonnets
Duncan, Miss
Dupuy, P.S., his translation
Dyer, George. _See_ Letters
and Horne Tooke
his poetry
his twin volumes
his many "veins"
his critical preface
and the epic
on Shakespeare
his phrenesis
his fallacy
his _Poems_
and Burnett
his hunger-madness
as the hero of a novel
and the Earl of Buchan
his autobiography
his annuity
his disappearance
and Earl Stanhope
and Lord Stanhope
on other people's poetry
his "Poetic Sympathies"
his immersion
his novel way with dead books
his marriage
and Novello
and Emma Isola's album
and Rogers
his Unitarian tract
his blindness
Mrs. George. _See_ Letters
"Dying Lover, The"
E
_Earl of Abergavenny_
East India House
_Edinburgh Review_ and Wordsworth
Edmonton, the Lambs' home there
_Edmund Oliver_
"Edward, Edward"
Elia, F. Augustus
death of the original
"Elia, Sonnet to"
_Elia_, dedication of
the American second series
_Last Essays of_
Elton, Sir C.A.
Enfield, Lamb at
Lamb settles there
Lamb's house there
and neighbourhood
_English Bards and Scotch Reviewers_
_English Songs_, by Procter
_Englishman's Magazine_
"Enviable," Lamb on
Epic poetry and George Dyer
"Epitaph on Ensign Peacock"
"--on Mary Druitt"
"--on the Rigg Children"
Epitaphs, Lamb on
Wordsworth on
Evans, William
Examiner, The, references to Miss Kelly
and Lamb's _Album Verses_
_Excursion_, the
Exeter Change
F
Fairfax's _Tasso_
_Falstaffs Letters_
"Fancy in Nubibus"
"Farewell to Tobacco"
Farmer, Priscilla, Lloyd's grandmother
"Faulkener," Godwin's play
Fauntleroy, the forger
"Faust," by Goethe
Fawcetts, the two
Fell, Lamb's friend
Fénélon
Fenwick, John
Field, Barron. _See_ Letters.
Mary, Lamb's grandmother
Fireworks, Lamb on
First-fruits of Australian Poetry
FitzGerald, Edward, his "Meadows in Spring"
his memoir of Barton
FitzGerald, Mrs., at Islington
Fleet Prison
Fletcher, John, Lamb on
Ford, John
Fornham
Forster, John. _See_ Letters.
Fox, George, his Journal
Franklin, Marmaduke
_Fraser's Magazine_
"Free Thoughts on Some Eminent Composers"
Frenchmen, Lamb on
Frend, William
_Friend, The_
Fryer, Miss. _See_ Letters.
Lamb's song for
Fuller, Thomas
G
Gardener, Lamb as a
_Garrick Extracts_
_Gebir_, by Landor
_Gem, The_
"Gentle Giantess, The"
"Gentle-hearted Charles"
George III.
Ghoul, the
Gilford, William
Gigliucci, Countess. _See_ Novello, Clara.
Gillman, James. _See_ Letters.
and Coleridge
Rev. James. _See_ Letters.
Gilray, his caricature of Coleridge and Co.
Goddard House School, Lamb at
Godiva, Lady, and John Martin
Godwin, William. _See_ Letters.
and Allen
first meeting
and Coleridge
in Ireland
and Mary Lamb's appetite
his "Antonio"
his pride
his Persian play
his courtship, Lamb on
his "Faulkener"
his dulness
his _Chaucer_
and Hazlitt
Lamb's apology to
and the _Tales from Shakespear_
his shop
and the Adventures of Ulysses
his letter of criticism to Lamb
on sepulchres
and Mrs. Godwin
his "tomb"
his disrespect
his difficulties
Mrs. _See_ Letters.
Goethe, Lamb on
Gould, Mrs. _See_ Miss Burrell.
"Grandame, The"
"Grandpapa," the, by J. Howard Payne
Great Russell Street, Lamb's home in
Grecians, Lamb on
Green, J.H.
Greg, Mr., Lamb's tenant
Gregory, Dr.
Grenville, Lord, and Coleridge
Gum-boil and Tooth-ache
Gutch, John Mathew
Gwynn, Mr. Stephen, his translations of Lamb's Latin letters
"Gypsy's Malison, The"
H
Hancock, his drawing of Lamb
Handwriting, Lamb on
Harley, J.P.
Harrow Church, Lamb in
Hastings, the Lambs at
Hood at,
Lamb on,
Dibdin at
Haydon, B.R. _See_ Letters.
his career
his party
and Godwin's difficulties
subjects for pictures
his "Chairing the Member"
Hayes, Mary, and Charles Lloyd
Hayward, A., his _Faust_
Hazlitt, John
Mrs. John
Mary
Sarah. _See_ Sarah Stoddart
Rev. W. _See_ Letters.
William. _See_ Letters.
on Lamb
his portrait of Lamb
his first meeting with Lamb
and Ned Search
the misogynist
and Lamb scolded
woos Sarah Stoddart
his love affair
the joke of his death
plans for his wedding
his wedding
missed in London
his _Grammar_
and the _Political Register_
his son born
his post on the _Chronicle_
misunderstanding with Lamb
his review of the _Excursion_
his Lake Country "scapes"
on Coleridge
his conversation
his borrowings from Lamb
knocked down by John Lamb
his lectures in 1818
his "Conversation of Authors"
on Lamb's Letter to Southey
on bodily pain
on Shelley
on Lamb
his _Spirit of the Age_
his second marriage
in Paris
his portrait of Lamb
on Defoe and Lamb
his losses
his death
jr. _See_ Letters.
"Helen Repentant too Late"
Hell-fire Dick
Hemans, Mrs.
Henderson, Cottle's Monody on
Henshaw, William, Lamb's godfather
Herbert, George, Lamb on
Hesiod, Lamb on
"Hester"
Hetty, the Lambs' servant
Hicks' Hall
Higginbottom Sonnet
Hill, Thomas. _See_ Letters.
Hissing, Lamb on
Holcroft, Fanny
Harwood
Louisa
Thomas
Mrs. Thomas. _See_ Mrs. Kenney.
Tom. _See_ Letter.
Hollingdon Rural Church
Hollingshead, Mr. John
Holmes, Edward
Homer, Lamb on
Hone, Alfred
Matilda
William. _See_ Letters.
first letter to
_Every-Day Book_
Lamb's lines to
and the Garrick plays
his _Table Book_ stops
and his difficulties
and the _Times_
Hood, Thomas. _See_ Letters.
his _Odes and Addresses_
Lamb on
his "Very Deaf Indeed"
his still-born child
frames picture with Lamb
his picture of Mary Lamb
and Dash
his _Plea of the Midsummer Fairies_
his genius
his parody of Lamb
Hoole, John
Hopkins, Dick, the swearing scullion
Howell, James, his _Familiar Letters_ quoted
Mrs.
_Hudibras_ quoted
Hudson, Mr.
Hugo, Victor, and Lamb
Hume, Joseph, M.P.
_See_ Letters.
Mrs.
the Misses
Humphreys, Miss. _See_ Letters.
Hunt, John
Hunt, Leigh. _See_ Letters.
on Lamb's books
and the Lambs
a lost letter to
his need of friends
in Italy
and freethinking
his handwriting
his _Lord Byron_
his _Companion_
and Lamb's _Album Verses_
and Lamb's _Satan_
Hunt, Thornton
Hurst and Robinson's failure
Hyde Park, the jubilation in 1814
I
Imagination, Lamb on
Imlay, Fanny
Incendiarism at Enfield
India, Lamb on
Inner Temple Lane
"Innocence," Lamb's sonnet
Irving, Edward, and Coleridge
his watch chain
with Coleridge at St. Luke's
his squint
Isle of Wight, the Lambs in
Isola, Emma
her Latin
to become a governess
her reading of Milton
her album
her engagement at Pornham
her illness
and her physic
and her watch
her marriage
a sonnet to
her appearance
Harriet
Italian, the Lambs read
J
James, Sarah, _See_ Letters.
Jameson, R.S., Hartley Coleridge's sonnets
Jameson, R.S., and Miss Isola
"Janus Weathercock," _See also_ Wainewright, T.G.
Jekyll, Joseph
Jerdan, William, and Lamb
_Joan of Arc_,
and Coleridge
_John Bull_ and Rogers
_John Buncle_
John-Dory, Lamb on
_John Woodvil_
Johnson, Dr.
Joshua, Martin's picture
K
"Kais," the opera
Keats, John, at Haydon's
Kelly, Fanny H.
Maria. _See_ Letters.
her divine plain face
Lamb's proposal to her
Lamb's sonnet to
her letter to Lamb
learns Latin from Mary Lamb
and "Barbara S."
at the Strand Theatre
Kenney family
Mrs. James. _See_ Letters.
Mrs. Louisa (afterwards Mrs. Badams). _See_ Letters.
Sophy, Lamb's wife
Keymer, Mr., his album
Kew Palace, the Lambs at
"King Death," by Barry Cornwall
_King and Queen of Hearts, The_
"Kirkstone Pass"
Kitchener, Doctor
Knight, Anne
Knowles, J.S.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus
"Kubla Khan"
L
"Lady Blanche," verses by Mary Lamb
Lakes, the Lambs among the
Lamb family in
Charles, his temporary madness
his love sonnets
on Priestley
and Coleridge in
on his sonnets
on old plays
on Hope and Fear
and the Bristol holiday
on the tragedy of Sept. 22
on his sister's virtues
his salary
on his love
his share of Coleridge's _Poems_, 1797
on simplicity
on Bowles
and his mother
on Coleridge's 2nd edition
his "Tomb of Douglas"
on Cowper and Milton
on Burns
his second sonnet to his sister
on his share of the 1797 _Poems_
he exhorts Coleridge to attempt an epic
on friendship
his first poem to Lloyd
on a subject for Coleridge
on Cowper
on Quakerism
his "Vision of Repentance"
on the 1797 _Poems_
at Stowey
leaves Little Queen Street
at Southey's
his lines on his mother's death
his second poem to C. Lloyd
and Lloyd and White
his sarcastic propositions for Coleridge
the quarrel with Coleridge
on Wither and Quarles
on _Rosamund Gray_
on Southey's "Eclogues"
on Marlowe
on the "Ancient Mariner"
and his tailor
his appeal for a poor friend
on his mind
on poems on dumb creatures
his epitaph on Ensign Peacock
on Blakesware
on alcoholic beverages
and mathematics
on Lloyd and Mary Hayes
on Bishop Burnet
on _Falstaff's Letters_
among the Blue-stockings
as a linguist
on Hetty's death
on Lake society
on narrow means
on Oxford
his joke against Gutch
on the "Gentle Charles"
the use of the final "e"
by punch-light
as a consoler
and the snakes
his praise of London
he takes in Manning
and Godwin's supper
his Epilogue for "Antonio"
on the failure of "Antonio"
on his Cambridge plans
on the _Lyrical Ballads_
his move to Mitre Court Buildings
his namesake
on his religious state in 1801
at Margate
on Godwin's courtship
his dramatic suggestions
on Napoleon
his spare figure
at the Lakes
his project for collaborating with Coleridge
on children's books
on Napoleon and Cromwell
on Chapman's _Homer_
on Milton's prose
on Cellini
on Independent Tartary
on Coleridge's _Poems_, 3rd edition
his 1803 holiday
his adventure at sea
his difficulties as a reviewer
ceases to be a journalist
his miserliness
on old books
his motto
his portrait by Hazlitt
on John Wordsworth's death
on brawn
on his sister
his portrait by Hancock
on pictures
on Nelson
in unsettled state
on Manning's departure for China
on "Mr. H."
and Hazlitt scolded
reconciled to Godwin
and Hazlitt's "death"
his difference with Godwin
at Hazlitt's wedding
on painter-authors
and the Sheridans
on moving
on critics
on the choice of a wife
criticises Mr. Lloyd's _Homer_
visits Hazlitt
his books
on titles of honour
a list of friends
on Wither
on epitaphs
his aquavorousness
a servant difficulty
and Hazlitt's _Chronicle_ appointment
on the _Excursion_
and _The Champion_
blown up by Hazlitt
his new book room
and Gifford
a landed proprietor
on Wordsworth's 1815 poems
on Vincent Bourne
his office work
on presents
on the India House shackles
his diffidence as a critic
on his sister's illnesses
he lies to Manning
on Coleridge and Wordsworth
on _Christabel_
his borrowed good things
on Australia
on distant correspondents
as matter-of-lie man
his Hogarths
on the plague of friends
his after-dinner speeches
on _Peter Bell_
on Mackery End
on _The Waggoner_
on two inks
his proposal to Miss Kelly
at Cambridge
on William Wordsworth
on other C L.'s
on Lord Byron
on book-borrowing
at Haydon's
and Leigh Hunt
and his aunt's cake
in praise of pig
on death
his efforts for Godwin
his directions for seeing Paris
and his child-wife
on India House
on Shelley
on Godwin's case
and Scott
on Moore
on Defoe
his epigram on Wadd
on George Fox
as _Elia_
on the advantages of routine
on publishers
his propensity to lie
on Fox
on Quakers
on India House
in Parnassus, 651
his after-dinner speeches
on Fox
on Colebrooke Cottage
makes his will
at the Mansion House
on Physiology
on Marlowe and Goethe
his cold
not a good man
on monetary gifts
and Thackeray
on booksellers breaking
Hazlitt on
resignation
his release
his pension
on fish
ill
on magazine payment
on puns
on Hood's _Odes_
on Signor Velluti
on the death of children
lines to Hone
his last _London_ article
on Hood
on Quarles and Herbert
on stationery
on Manning
on a cold
on Brook Pulham's etching
on Hastings
on Fletcher's play
on publishers
his autobiography
on Sunday
his savings
on Randal Norris
at Goddard House School
and Mrs. Norris's pension
his criticism of Patmores Chatsworth
his difficulties with the drama
on Cary
on memorials
on Albums
on mad dogs
his house at Enfield
and Mathew's picture
his epigram on the Edward crosses
portraits of him
on milestones
on the Pilgrim's Progress
his serenata for Cowden Clarke's marriage
his favourite walk
his namesake
will write for antiquity
his "Gypsy's Malison"
his sonnet on Daniel Rogers
on Thomas Aquinas
on the Laureates
his joke upon Robinson
in London in 1829
and Mary Lamb's absence
and the burden of leisure
moves to the Westwoods
on Defoe
on Thomas Westwood
on bankrupts
on town and country
asked to collect his _Specimens_
the journey from Fornham
his turnip joke
his skill at acrostics
on an escapade
and Merchant Taylors' boys
and the Hone subscription
on Music
on Martin Burney
visits London in 1830
on his critics
and his will
on incendiarism
on Dyer's blindness
on Christ's Hospital days
on Coleridge's pension
on Montgomery's "Common Lot"
and the _Englishman's Magazine_
on FitzGerald's "Meadows in Spring"
on Unitarians
on his unsaleability
on Coleridge's imagined affront
on "Rose Aylmer"
his pensioners
his advice on speculation
spurious letter of
mistaken for a murderer
his sonnet on women's names
and the _Elia_ lawsuit
injury to his leg
on John Taylor, 966.
leaves Enfield for Edmonton
on the _Last Essays of Elia_
his gift of Milton to Wordsworth
at Widford
his coffin nails
on Emma Isola's marriage
reads the _Inferno_
his London holiday
his request for books
on Mr. Fuller Russell's poetry
on Coleridge's death
on his excesses at Gary's
his jokes on widows
his name child
Procter's "Epistle" to
Elizabeth, her death
and her daughter
and John Lamb, jr.
and her sister-in-law