Pisa, 71
Planché, James Robinson, 189, 261, 262
” on Lablache, 263
” on Louis Napoleon, 201
Pompeii, 57
Poniatowsky, Prince, 172
Ponsonby, John, 139
Powell, Mr, 124
Power, Edward, 24
Power, Ellen, 24, 25
Power, Ellen and Margaret, 158, 192, 283, 291, 302
Power, Margaret, 219, 220
” Account of Lady Blessington’s death, 285
” Account of Sarcophagus, 288
” Letter to Madden, 289
Power, Marguerite, see Blessington, Lady
Power, Mary Anne, Comtesse de St Marsault, 24, 42, 43, 54, 96
Power, Michael, 24
Power, Robert, 24, 75, 245
Procter, “Barry Cornwall,” 169, 170
” Epitaph on Lady Blessington, 288
Pugin, Augustus, 55
Punch, “The Mrs Caudle of the House of Lords,” 185
Puritans, xi
Purves, Mr and Mrs, 170
Q
Quarterly Review, English dinners, 127
Quin, Dr, 112, 113, 114, 243, 261, 283, 310
R
Rachel, in Phèdre, 298
Raikes, Tom, 123
Ratcliffe, Lt.-Colonel, 202, 203
Redding, Cyrus, on Lady Blessington, 90
Reeve, Henry, 183, 184, 185
” on Countess Guiccioli, 163
” Gore House, 167
Revolution, 1830, 96
Reynolds, Frederick Mansell, 169, 170
Ritchie, Lady, on D’Orsay, 182
Robespierre, 112
Robinson, Crabb, 65, 143
Rocco Romano, Duc di, 67
Rogers, S., 33, 93, 95, 102
” Attitude towards Byron, 94
Rome, 53, 69, 76 seq.
Rosslyn, Lord, 88
Rothschild, Antony, 274
Rotival, Chef, 293
Rubini, 144, 261
Russell, Lord John, 95, 137
Russell, Lord William, murdered, 262
S
St Aulaire, Count, 211, 213, 214
St Germain-en-Laye, 43
Saint Marceau, Countess, 165
St Marsault, Comte et Comtesse de, 43
Sala, George Augustus, on Louis Napoleon, 196
Salon at Holland House, 136
” at Gore House, 160
” at Seamore Place, 136
” Its decline and fall in London, 135
Schodel, Madame, 219, 220
Scott, Sir Walter, 223
Seamore Place, 101 seq.
” Evenings at, 138
” Guests at, 102 seq.
” Robbery at, 272
Shafto, Mr, 183
Shakespeare, Love’s Labour Lost, xi
Shaw, George Bernard, xii
Shee, W. A., 144
” on Gore House, 160
” on Countess Guiccioli, 162, 165
” on Duchesse de Guiche, 36
” on Louis Napoleon, 196
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 107
Sheridan, School for Scandal, xii
Simon, Dr Léon, 286, 287
Smith, Albert, on Napoleon III., 196
Smith, James, 102, 109, 112
Smith, James and Horace, Rejected Addresses, 107
Smith, Sydney, 123, 180
Somerset, Lady Fitzroy, 134
Southey, Robert, 223
Soyer, Chef, 293
Standish, 261
Star and Garter, Richmond, 147, 155
Stuart, Hon. W., 293
Stultz, “Tailor to M. le Comte d’Orsay,” 117
Sue, Eugène, 224, 238
” Account of, 296
” Mysteries of Paris, Wandering Jew, 295
Sumner, Charles, 188, 195
” on Gore House, 186
” on Landor, 218
T
Taglioni, Mlle., 86, 87, 144
Talbot, Mr, 140
Talma, Mme., 19
Tamburini, 144
“Tamburini Row,” 261
Tankerville, Lord, 220
Tarentum, Archbishop of, 67
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, 266
Teufelsdröckh, Professor, definition of a dandy, xiii
Thackeray, W. M., 188, 191, 283
” Letters to Mrs Brookfield, 182, 281
” Vanity Fair, “Mr Moss’s Mansion,” 253
” Visits D’Orsay in Paris, 292
Thanet, Lord, 34
Thiers, M., 95
Thomson, Poulett, 95
Ticknor, George, 180
Trelawney, the Younger Son, 169, 170
Tullemore, Lady, 134
Tyrone, 32
U
Ude, Chef, 295
” story of, 150
Uwins, painter, 57
V
Valence, 44
Viel Castel, Count Horace de, on D’Orsay, 298, 304
Vigne, Casimir de la, Columbus, 67
Vigny, Count Alfred de, 176, 181, 260
” Letter to Lady Blessington, 180
Vizetelly, Henry, on D’Orsay, 250
W
Walewska, Countess, 202
Walewski, Count, 93, 95
Webster, Sir Godfrey, 136
Wellington, Duke of, 158, 188
” Catholic Emancipation Act, 88
” in Paris, 18, 19
” on Napoleon III., 209
” on his portrait by D’Orsay, 232
Westmacott, sculptor, 57
White-bait, 147, 148
Wild oats, 147
Wilkie, Sir David, 33, 72
Williams, Lady, 94
Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 139
” Description of Lady Blessington, 137
” on Disraeli, 140
” on D’Orsay, 122
” Visits Lady Blessington, 104
Wilton, Lord, 102
Wombwell, George, 242
Worcester, Lord, 240, 241
Wordsworth, W., 223
Würtemberg, King of, 16
Wyatt (Wayatville), Sir Jeffrey, 149
Wycherley, high priest of dandyism, xii
Y
Yates, Edmund, on D’Orsay and Louis Napoleon, 195
” on Planché, 262
Yates, Frederick Henry, 240n
Z
Zichy, Count, 172, 173
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