INDEX II. EDITORS, WITH THE NAMES OF THE
AUTHORS TREATED.

ARNOLD, MATTHEW, Gray, iii. 302; Keats, iv. 427.

ARNOLD, THOMAS, Gower, i. 102; Lydgate, i. 114; Occleve, i. 124; Glover, iùì
239.

ARNOLD, W. T., Browne, ii. 65; Wither, ii. 86; Habington, ii. 158; E. B. Brown
ing, iv. 562.

BRADLEY, A. C., Marlowe, i. 411; Beaumont and Fletcher, ii. 43.

CARR, J. COMYNS, Blake, iii. 596.

CHURCH, Dr. R. W., Dean of St. Paul's, Sackville, i. 270; Spenser, i. 275
Wordsworth, iv. 1.

COLLINS, J. CHURTON, Hawes, i. 175; Skelton, i. 184; Wyatt, i. 248; Surrey,
i. 255; Hall, i. 537; Lord Herbert, ii. 188.

COURTHOPE, W. J., Addison, iii. 1; Johnson, iii. 245; Crabbe, iii. 581.

DOBSON, AUSTIN, Congreve, iii. 10; Prior, iii. 17; Gay, iii. 145; Matthew Green,
iii. 194; Bowles, iv. 99; Frere, iv. 240; Hood, iv. 531; Praed, iv. 544.
DOWDEN, Professor EDW., Shakespeare, i. 435; Dyer, iii. 206; Akenside, iii.
341; Falconer, iii. 362; Goldsmith, iii. 368; Lamb, iv. 326; Hunt, iv. 340;
Elliott, iv. 495; H. Coleridge, iv. 518.

Gosse, Edmund W., Greene, i. 402; Lodge, i. 424; Carew, ii. 111; Herrick, ii.
124; Suckling, ii. 170; Lovelace, ii. 181; Randolph, ii. 219; Waller, ii. 270;
Denham, ii. 279; Stanley, ii. 286; Davenant, ii. 289; Roscommon, ii. 409;
Dorset, ii. 411; Sedley, ii. 415; Mrs. Behn, ii. 419; Rochester, ii. 424;
Otway, ii. 430; Walsh, iii. 6; Winchelsea, iii. 27; Philips, iii. 130; Parnell, iii.
133; Tickell, iii. 154; Somerville, iii. 189; Moore, iv. 309; Wolfe, iv. 323
Peacock, iv. 417; Procter iv. 489; Beddoes, iv. 552; Emily Brontë, iv. 581.

HALES, Professor J. W., Gascoigne, i. 263; Southwell, i. 479; Raleigh, i. 486;
Donne, i. 558; Fletcher, ii. 104; Wotton, ii. 108.

HENLEY, W. E., Henryson, i. 137; Butler, ii. 396; Byrom, iii. 230; Kingsley, iv
608.

HOUGHTON, Lord, Landor, iv. 465.

LANG, A., Douglas, i. 159; Ballads, i. 203; Constable, i. 361; Chapman, i. 510.

MINTO, Professor W., Lyly, i. 394; Peele, i. 398; Marston, i. 544; Dekker,
ii. 55; Ford, ii. 60; Shirley, ii. 215; Ramsay, iii. 159; Scotch Minor Song-
Writers, iii. 486; Lady Nairn, iii. 572; Hogg, iv. 227; Tennant, iv. 304;
Motherwell, iv. 524.

MYERS, F. W. H., Shelley, iv. 348.

NICHOL, Professor JOHN, Dunbar, i. 147; Lyndesay, i. 192; Swift, iii, 34:
Dobell, iv. 615.

PATER, W. H., Coleridge, S. T., iv. 102.

PATTISON, MARK, Milton, ii. 293; Pope, iii. 55.

PAYNE, E. J., Churchill, iii. 389.

ROBINSON, A. MARY F., Mrs. Barbauld, iii. 576; Joanna Baillie, iv. 221;
Hemans, iv. 334.

Mrs.

SAINTSBURY, George, Warner, i. 431; Daniel, i. 467; Drayton, i. 526; Garth,
iii. 13; Thomson, iii. 168; Armstrong, iii. 183; Blair, iii. 217; Young,
iii. 222; Shenstone, iii. 271; Beattie, iii. 396.

SERVICE, DR. JOHN, Fergusson, iii. 501; Burns, iii. 512.

SIMCOX, G. A., Sandys, ii. 199; George Herbert, ii. 200; Crashaw, ii. 206; Henry

Vaughan, ii. 210.

SKEAT, Professor W. W., Vision concerning Piers Plowman, i. 91.

SMITH, Professor GOLDWIN, Marvell, ii. 380; Scott, iv. 186.

STANLEY, A. P., Dean of Westminster, Wesley, John and Charles, iii. 254; Keble,

iv. 503.

SWINBURNE, A. C., Collins, iii. 278.

SYMONDS, J. A., Byron, iv. 244.

TAYLOR, Sir HENRY, Rogers, iv. 89; Southey, iv. 155; Campbell, iv. 229.

WARD, Professor A. W., Ben Jonson, ii. 1; Cartwright, ii. 227; Oldham, ii
432; Dryden, ii. 437.

WARD, MARY A., Sidney, i. 341; Greville, i. 365; Dyer, i. 376; Davies, i. 548.
WARD, T. H., Editor, Chaucer, i. 1; James I. of Scotland, i. 129; Watson, i. 389;
Barnfield, i. 474; Elizabethan Miscellanies, i. 495; Drummond, ii. 24; Alex-
ander, ii. 37; Cowley, ii. 234; Whitehead, iii. 337; Smart, iii. 351; Warten,
iii. 382; Cowper, iii. 422; Macaulay, iv. 540; Clough, iv. 589.
WATTS, W. THEODORE, Chatterton, iii. 400.

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