Brownings, The, 208

Burdett, Sir Francis, 75
Byron, Lady, 126, 127
Byron, Lord, 30, 93, 95-100, 105,
109, 110, 126, 127, 139, 145,
147-9, 151, 153-169, 171, 179-
182, 184

Byron (Lord), and some of his
Contemporaries," 180, 186, 220

C

Callcott, Doctor, 40

'Captain Sword and Captain
Pen," 200-202
"Cardinomia," 226

Carlyle, Thomas, 199, 220, 230,
231

Carlyle, Mrs. Thomas, 230, 231
Catholic Emancipation, 72
"Cenci, The," dedication to
Leigh Hunt, 135, 136
"Cenci, The," 138

Chambers' Edinburgh Journal,
198

Chambers, Robert, 198
Chandos, Duke of, 16, 17
Chat of the Week, 188
"Chaucer Modernized," 209
Cheltnam, Mrs., 229
Cherry, playwright, 62, 81

Hunt, J., of Philadelphia, 49
Hunt, John, 20, 21, 27, 61, 63,
69, 86, 89-91, 115, 145, 167,
175, 176

Hunt, John, jun., 95

43;

Hunt, Leigh, ancestry, 11, 12;
grandfathers and grandmothers,
12; mother, 12, 13, 15, 19-27;
father, 12-19, 25-7, 44, 45, 49;
birth of, 17; his godfather, 17,
47; childhood, 17-26; love of
music, 21, 22; goes to Christ
Hospital, 27; refuses to fag,
29; school friendships, 30;
learns Italian, 31; first verses,
36; falls in love, 38; religious
opinions, 41; leaves school, 42,
"Juvenilia," 45, &c.;
visits Oxford, 50; love of art,
50; early love verses, 52; court-
ship, 52, &c.; clerk to brother
Stephen, 53; appointment in
War Office, 53; visits Oxford
and Cambridge, 54; writes
dramas, 58; studies after leav-
ing school, 59, &c. ; first prose
articles, 61; writes theatricals
for the News, 61; publishes
"Critical Essays," &c., 64;
volunteer, 67; leaves War Office,
75, 76; asked to write for the
Quarterly, 76; marriage, 76 ;
visits Cambridge, 78; leaves
Beckenham for Hampstead,
78; first letter from Shelley,
78; first meeting with Shelley,
79; starts Reflector, 80; "Feast
of the Poets" and "A Day by
the Fireside," 81-4; fined and
imprisoned in Horsemonger
Lane Gaol, 86; visit to Taun-
ton, 90; corresponds with

Brougham, 90; in prison, 92,
&c.; daughter Mary born in
prison, 94; effects of imprison-
ment, 102; refuses subscription,
102; changes of residence, 117;
personal appearance, 118; per-
sonal charm, 119, &c.; his
conversation, 122; Hazlitt's
description of, 123; described
by Haydon, 124; description
by Lamb, 124; acquaintance
with Byron, 126, 127; with
Keats, 127, 133; with Shelley,
133, 136; letter to Severn about
Keats, 132, 133; pecuniary
relations with Shelley, 136;
correspondence with Shelley
(1818-1821), 137-41; portrait
by Wildman, 137; starts the
Indicator, 140; his style, 143;
health breaks down, 144; sails
for Italy, 145, 146; arrives in
Italy, 148; his reception by
Byron, 148, &c.; with Shelley
at Pisa, 149, 150; description
of Shelley's cremation, 151-53;
with Byron at Pisa, 153-60 ;
Hunt and Byron at Genoa, 161,
&c.; works on the Liberal, 162,
&c; correspondence with Eliza-
beth Kent, 165; goes to Genoa,
166; Liberal given up, 167;
goes to Florence, 167; moves
to Maiano, 168; writes "Chris-
tianism," 169; "Wishing
Caps," 169; homesick, 169;
correspondence with Elizabeth
Kent, Mrs. Shelley, and Mrs.
Novello, 171-4; "Ultra-crepi-
darius," &c., 175, 176; returns
to England, 176; changes of
residence, 187; at Highgate,

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187; at Epsom, 188; writes
"Sir Ralph Esher," 188; starts
Companion, Chat of the Week,
and Tatler, 188; health breaks
down, 189; "Christianism
printed, 191; poems pub-
lished by subscription, 191;
grant of £200 from Royal
Bounty, 192; at Chelsea, 192;
embarrassments, 192; starts
Leigh Hunt's London Journal,
193; Professor Wilson retracts
in Blackwood, 196; article in
Westminster Review, 204;
"The Legend of Florence
produced, 204; patronised by
the Queen, 205; at Kensington,
208; edits Wycherley, &c."
and 'Sheridan," 209; pub-
lishes "Seer" and writes for
the Edinburgh Review, 209,
&c.; grants from the Royal
Bounty, 212; annuity from the
Shelley family, 213; dedicates
the 'Palfrey" to the Queen,
213;
"Poems" published in
England and America (1844),
213; "Imagination and Fancy"
published, 213; Wit and
Humour' published, 215;
"Men, Women, and Books"
published, 217; pension of
£200 a year, 219; performance
of ""
Every Man in His
Humour" for Hunt's benefit
by Dickens, &c., 219; "The
Town" published, 219; Leigh
Hunt's Journal started, 221;
removes to Phillimore Terrace,
221; death of Vincent Hunt,
221, &c.; at Hammersmith, 223;
caricatured by Dickens as

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