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ABBEVILLE, ix. 20.
"ABBOT, THE,"3 vols., publication
of, vi. 255. Origin of its compo-
sition, 258, 260, 264.
v. 92 n. 93 n..; vi. 266.
Abbot, Mr, Comedian, v. 168.
ABBOTSFORD, iii. 333; localities of,
334. Contemplated purchase of,
333-6. Description of, and pur-
chase, 339, 342, 367. Scott's re-
moval from Ashestiel to, iv. 1-6.
Progress of building, &c., 7 pas-
sim. "Dominie Thamson," 10-11.
Accession of land, 85; v. 107, 109,
148, 235; vi. 222. Visit of Washing-
ton Irving, v. 242; of Lady Byron
and Sir David Wilkie, 253. Noc-
turnal disturbance at, v. 309, 315.
Visit of Lord Melville, Capt. Fer-
gusson, Mr Lockhart, and Profes-
sor Wilson, 368 passim 392. Ame-
rican tourists at, 387. "Heating"
of-dinner of Yeomanry Cavalry,
394. 66
Hogmanay," or the "daft
days" at, 1818, vi. 15, 16. Visit of
Prince Leopold, vi. 126, 130. A
Sunday at, in Feb. 1820, 187. Vi-
sited by Prince Gustavus of Swe-
den, 219. Autumn at, 1820, 231. Vi-
sit of Davy, Mackenzie, Wollaston,
and Rose, 239. New buildings
at, 387. Mechanical devices, vii.
142. "Century of inventions," 145.
Visit of Miss Edgeworth, 177;
and of Mr Adolphus, 178. State of
the house, library, and museum,
in 1824, 216-25. Christmas at,
in 1824 Extracts from Captain
Hall's Journal, 285. Story of the
flag at, vii. 327-8. Marriage-set-
tlement of, 345. Description of,
in 1825, 392, 408. Visit of Thomas
Moore, viii. 65; and of Mrs Coutts,
73, 126. Christmas of 1825, viii.
172. In solitude, 313. Christmas
of 1826, ix. 62. Second visit of Mr
Adolphus, 132. The library, 137.
Fancied apparition of Lord By-
ron, 140. Servants at, under re-
verse of fortune, 170-2. Visit of
Mr Hallam, 330. Death of Tom
Purdie, 332. Autumn of 1830, 353,
Notes by Mr Adolphus, 357. Vi-
sited by the exiled French no-
blesse, 369. Winter of 1830, x. 2.
Gift of the library, &c. by credi-
tors, 19. Visit of Mr Turner, 94;
of Captain Burns, x. 100. Depar-
ture of Scott, November 1831, 107.
Arrival, and last days at, 207. Set-
tlement of, 255.
ABBOTSFORD, i. 86, 242, 271; iv. 49,
65, 72, 85, 86, 131, 156, 237; v. 8,
71 n., 108, 126, 166, 184, 231, 238,
258, 266, 287, 289, 292, 297, 308, 312-
15, 371; vi. 15, 18, 20, 53, 64, 108,
127, 209, 337; vii. 17, 21, 22, 34, 47,
98, 101-5, 108, 156-60, 203, 237-9,
244, 252, 318; viii. 120, 259, 260;
ix. 22, 351; x. 169, 205, 217, 258.
- English subscription fund for
its entail, x. 257-8. Family, Wil-
kie's picture of the, x. 263.
Antiquities," 126. Deathbed An-
ecdote of, i. 46.
Right Hon. William, Lord
Chief Commissioner, his invita-
tion of Scott to Carlton House,
v. 46, 49; his formation of the
Blair-Adam Club, vi. 258; and
account of its first meeting, 260.
Sketch of, viii. 200-2; his death,
v. 46 n. See also ii. 145 n.; v.
49, 50 n., 284; vi. 8, 59, 87, 257,
265; vii. 45; viii. 3, 200, 276, 373,
395; ix. 349; x. 21.
Admiral, Sir Charles, vi. 259.
Major-General, Sir Frederick,
v. 63; viii. 395; views of Lord
Byron and the Greek war, 398.
ix. 195, 196; x. 161, 174.
Lady, viii. 395.
John, Esq., viii. 200 n.
Addington, Dr, ix. 243.
Mr. [See Lord Sidmouth.]
Hunt, vi. 151, 248, 276, 417; vii. Administration, Coalition, ix. 131,
Abbotstown, v. 289, 374; vi. 184.
Abercorn, Marquis of, iii. 10, 15, 61;
iv. 94. Dinner at Longtown, 95.
Marchioness of, iii. 9, 212.
Abercromby, George, now Lord, i.
69, 77, 198, 204, 208 n., 257. Sketch
of, viii. 130, 379.
Dr, x. 15, 18, 39, 61; viii. 309.
Aberdeen, iv. 186.
Advocates, viii. 291.
Earl of, iv. 139; v. 82.
Abernethy, tower of, vi. 273.
"Absalom and Achithophel," by
Dryden, iv. 9; ix. 27.
Abud and Son, bill-brokers, Lon-
don, viii. 408; ix. 174-6, 178.
Academical studies of Scott, i. 175. |
Accidents of terror, firmness of
character in, vii. 42, 248-50.
Accommodation-bills, viii. 100.
Acland, Sir Thomas, ix. 231.
Adam, Dr Alexander, Rector of the
High School of Edinburgh, sketch
of, i. 43-6, 126, 149; his "Roman
Admiralty, Lords of, vii. 327.
Adolphus, John, Esq., ix. 235.
J. L., Esq., his remarks on
"The Abbot," vi. 256. "Letters
to Heber on the Authorship of
Waverley," 364, 386; vii. 136.
Scott's remarks on, vi. 386; Vi-
sits Abbotsford, vii. 178. Extracts
from his memoranda, 179-92. Re-
visit, and extracts, in 1827, ix.
132-42; and in 1830, 357-64; in
1831, x. 91.
Advancement, gradual, vii. 106.
of science, moral dangers at-
tending, ix. 297-8.
Adversity, subservient to Scott's
fame, viii. 103-5.
Advocates, Faculty of, Scott's
speech at a meeting, ii. 328; viii.
258.
Age, old, not desirable, v. 266, 310.
Age and youth, ix. 60, 61, 65, 66, 68,
71.
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