riots, New-Year's day, iii. 384.
King's birthday, 4th June
1796, i. 326. On acquittal of Queen
Caroline, vi. 285.

Theatre, riot in, i. 304. Ma-
nagement of Mr. H. Siddons, iii.
214. First production of Joanna
Baillie's Family Legend, 215, 245.
Extraordinary success of the play
of Rob Roy, vi. 28. Conduct of the
audience to Scott, vi. 29. Visited
by King George IV., vii. 65.

Fires in (1824), vii. 282.
City's address to the Prince
Regent, iv. 144, 151.

popular feeling in, towards
Charles X. of France, ix. 364.
Successful appeal of Scott to,
365-8.

Volunteers, i. 304, 310, 313. Ma-
nia of, ii. 241. Sham battles, 242.
Summoned in 1819, vi. 154.

-Volunteer Light Horse Corps,
plan of, suggested by Scott, i.
304. Organization of, 355. Song
of, ii. 13.

ii. 111, 135, 137, 242.
Weekly Journal, letter to, on
the affair of General Gourgaud,
ix. 147.

viii. 87, 163, 242, 273, 358; ix. 85.
intended Monument to Scott
in, x. 256.

"Edinburgh Review, The," Scott's
contributions to, ii. 135, 249; iii. 2;
vi. 6; and remarks on, to Ellis, ii.
176. Controversy with DrThomas
Young, 263. Notice of "Sir Tris-

trem," 204; of "The Lay of the Last
Minstrel," 214, 219; of Southey's
Works, iii. 30; of Wordsworth's,
32; of "Marmion," 51. Scott's
connexion with, broken off, 62,
124, 126. Its origin and charac-
teristics, 64. Criticism of Scott's
edition of Dryden by Hallam, 69,
77. Article on " Don Cevallos,"
126. Its terms to contributors,
133-6. Circulation, 140. Editor
offers terms of pacification to
Scott, 150. Strictures on Byron's
"Hours of Idleness," iii. 193.
Criticism of "The Lady of the
Lake," 254. Notice of "The Vi-
sion of Don Roderick," 328. Re-
cantation regarding Lord Byron,
401; iv. 4. Criticism of Scott's
Life of Swift, 163; of Waverley,
403; of the Lord of the Isles, v.
26; of Hogg's " Jacobite Relics,"
vi. 37.

"Edinburgh Review, The," politics
of, iii. 33, 62, 126, 129, 149.

iii. 144, 149, 172, 404; vi. 6.
"Edinburgh Annual Register," the,
publication of, projected, iii. 126,
145, 157, 162, 166. Commence-
ment of, iii. 303. Yearly loss
upon, 477. Stock of, transferred
to Constable & Co., ib. Scott's
historical sketch of 1814, contri-
buted to, 163; and of 1815, 233.

iii. 331, 404; iv. 39, 181; v. 146,
212, 321.
Edmonstone, John James, Esq. of
Newton, i. 77, 199, 204, 208 n., 263,
290, 354.

Dr, Lerwick, iv. 200.
Education, advantages of, vii. 268,
273. Advancement of, in Scot-
land, 268-9.

Eildon Hall, vii. 307-9, 320.

hills, i. 110..

Elba, Isle of, iv. 155.

Elcho, Lord, anecdote of, in 1746,
viii. 247-8.

Elective franchise, extension of, x.
30.

Elephant-" Lend your elephant a
lift," ii. 66.

at Chiswick, ix. 241.
Elgin, Earl of, viii. 288. Patronage
of Greenshields the sculptor, ix.
280. Letter of Scott to, 281.
Elibank, Patrick, Lord, viii. 290.
Elizabeth, Queen, iii. 163; v. 185,

vi. 266; viii. 154; ix. 19.
Ellan Glass Island, iv. 295-6.
Elland Water, vii. 191, 192.
Ellenborough, Lord, ii. 300, 307; ix.
247.

Elleray, visit to, viii. 47.
Elliot, Dr, Cleughead, presents Bor-
der ballads to Scott, i. 268; and a
war-horn, 271.

Cornelius, of Woollee, i. 24 n.
Captain Russell, R.N., x. 74.
Willie, his reception of Scott
at Millburnholm, i. 266. The ori-
ginal of Dandie Dinmont, 267.

Lady Anna Maria, viii. 388.
Ellis, George, Esq., introduced to
Scott, ii. 62. Suggestions regard-
ing Dryden, ii. 280. Notices of
Warton, Dryden, and Pope, 281.
Character of, iii. 384.

Letters to, ii. 63, 65, 68-76, 99,
100, 108, 112, 126, 139, 143, 150,
155, 174, 181, 187, 198, 202, 204, 205,
207, 243, 247, 277, 282, 295, 302, 308,
310; iii. 39, 81, 127, 142, 157, 190,
203, 206, 261; iv. 45.

Letters from, ii. 82, 107, 109,
112, 147, 152, 158, 160, 198, 202, 206,
245, 280, 285, 299; iii. 41, 46, 72,
79, 265. Death of, v. 52.

ii. 66 n, 121, 142, 150, 218, 223;
iii. 10, 39, 79, 94, 142, 151, 261, 384;
iv. 60; viii. 396.

"Ellis's Ancient English Poetry,"
ii. 62.

"Ancient English Romance,"ii.
62, 159; iii. 79. Compared with
Ritson's, iii. 2.

Mrs George, ii. 82, 121, 142, 203,
219, 249, 310.

Right Hon. Henry, iii. 362.
Charles, Lord Seaford, iii. 202,
204; viii. 29.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Scott's
contributions to, iv. 167-8; vi. 6;
vii. 167; ix. 73.

Energy of mind, remarkable in-
stance of, after swallowing lau-
danum, vii. 42.

Englefield, Sir Henry, his readings
of "The Lay of the Last Min-
strel," ii. 222.

England, Civil Wars of, and the
French Revolution, compared, vii.
265.

public buildings of, ix. 23.
English, the, in France, 1815, v. 76,
78, 80.

Erskine, Rev. Dr John, i. 147.

Sir William, anecdote of, viii. 4.
William, Lord Kinnedder, i.
110, 274. Account of, 279, 380.
Scott's love affair, 333. Publica-
tion of "Lenore," 338-9. His
introduction of Monk Lewis to
Scott, ii. 8. Visit to Scott at
Lasswade, 103-4. Scott's literary
referee, 201, 202, 251; iv. 12, 166,
397; v. 17, 62, 172; vi. 213, 392;
viii. 168. His alleged paternity
of "The Bridal of Triermain,"
iv. 12, 13, 59-63. Opinion of Wa-
verley, 146. Voyage with Scott
to the Hebrides, 181, 182 passim
191, 222, 252, 329 passim 369. Quar-
terly Review of Old Mortality,
&c.v. 174. Promoted to the Bench,
vii. 1, 5, 6. Illness, and its cause,
70. Death, 73, 76, 97. Sketch of,
vi. 393; ii. 111; iii. 157; iv. 76, 372;
v. 311, 346.

Mrs William, death of, vi. 126,
128, 140.

Miss, afterwards Mrs Colqu-
houn of Kellermont, i. 338. Letter
from, ib.

Miss Jane, x. 57-8.
Eskgrove, Lord, i. 299.
"Essay on the Feudal System," i.
232, 234.

on Judicial Reform, iii. 304.
on the Manners and Customs
of the Northern Nations," i. 235.
Essays read at the Speculative So-
ciety, i. 239.

ESSAY ON THE PLANTING OF
WASTE LANDS," ix. 124.

" ESSAYS ON POPULAR POETRY,
AND IMITATIONS OF THE ANCIENT
BALLAD," publication of, in 1830,
ix. 335.

i. 176, 207, 323; ii. 79, 128.
"ESSAY ON LANDSCAPE GARDEN
ING," printed in 1827, ix. 182.
vii. 192. Extracts from, i. 156,

294.

Esterhazy, Prince, at the corona-
tion of George IV., vi. 353.
Ettrick Forest, ii. 99, 159, 184.
Ettrick River, ii. 273; v. 193, 248.
New Bridge, x. 57-8, 93.
Euthanasia, desire of, x. 114; 208.
"Ewan's Ballads," i. 182.
"EVE OF ST. JOHN," ballad of, ii.
26, 93.

"Evelina," by Miss Burney, anec-
dote concerning, ix. 50.

Evil fortune, remarks on, ix. 248,

"Fair, fair lady, a," story of,vii. 297.
Fair Isle, visit to the, iv. 229-38.
"FAIR MAID OF PERTH, THE,"
commencement of, ix. 182, 189.
Progress, 210-12, 215. Publication
of, in April 1828, 222. Remarks
on, 223-4.

Fairy Dean, vii. 192.
Falconer's (Captain Richard) Voy-
ages, &c., iv. 132; v. 10.
Faldonside, estate of, v. 292; vi. 127;
vii. 367.

Falstaff, Sir John, character of, ix.
224.

Fame, ix. 303.

Family Bible at Abbotsford, ex-

tracts from first leaf of, i. 390;
ii. 6; iii. 106.

Family tutors, v. 264; vii. 152.
"Family Legend," play of the. [ See
Joanna Baillie.]

Fanshawe, Miss Catherine, vii. 171,
172.

Farmers and landlords, specula-

tions of, v. 162.

Farming and planting, vii. 287-8.
Fashion and taste, changes in, vi.
407.

Fast Castle, Thomson's painting of,
vii. 114.

Fatalism, viii. 237.

"Fata Morgana," viii. 291.
"Fat friend"

66

-

anecdote of Beau

Brummell, v. 141 n.
Fatsman," sobriquet of James
Ballantyne, vii. 281 n.

Fear, passion of, iii. 290, 347, 352.
Anecdote of Scott under its in-
fluence, 352.

Fee-Book, Scott's, i. 363; ii. 165.
"FIELD OF WATERLOO," a poem,
preparation of, v. 96, 99. Proof-
sheet Criticism of the Ballan-
tynes, 99-104. Publication of the
poem, Oct. 1815, 105. Remarks
on, 105-7.
Fellenberg, educational institution
at, vi. 156.

Female beauty, young and fading,
ix. 212. Homage to, ix. 254.
-infanticide, viii. 134.
Fencing and riding, vii. 29.
Fenella's Castle, i. 329.
Fergusson, Professor Adam, i. 77,
185; ii. 195; x. 28. Anecdote of,
in the Black Watch corps, vii.
61 n.

Sir Adam, i. 77, 188, 197, 208 n.,
248. Sobriquet of "Linton," 257
n., 287. At Meigle with Scott, 292.
Letter of, from Lisbon, iii. 323.
Anecdote of, in reading "The
Lady of the Lake," 327. Return
from France, iv. 161. Excursion

with Scott to the Lennox, v. 234.
Resident at Huntly Burn, 236.
Wilkie's picture, 253. Appointed
Keeper of the Regalia, 284, 364;
vi. 25. "Un drole de corps," v. 365.
Visits Abbotsford, 369. Accom-
panies the Duke of Buccleuch to
Lisbon, vi. 22. Secretary to the
Duke, 34 Marriage, 313. Visit
to Ditton Park, 321. Receives the
honour of knighthood, vii. 78. Vi-
sited by Thomas Moore, viii. 70.
His portrait in Wilkie's picture
of the Abbotsford family, x. 263.
Fergusson, Sir Adam, Letters to,
vi. 23, 56, 85.

i. 321; ii. 272; v. 258, 390; vi.
26, 82, 154, 259, 276, 297; vii. 45,
61 n., 210, 254, 309; viii. 4; ix. 61,
63, 75, 316.

Lady, viii. 4.

Misses, vi. 190. Characters of,
322; viii. 69, 70. Death of, vi. 392.
Miss Isabella, death of, x. 26.
Colonel, vii. 156; viii. 404.
Captain John, R. N., v. 372 pas-
sim 389-90; vi. 163, 292.

James, Esq., Clerk of Session,
i. 208 n.

Sir James, Bart., viii. 278.

Dr Robert, London, his atten-
dance on Scott, x. 112, 121, 201.
206.

Extracts from his Memoranda,
x. 121, 204.

Ferrier, James, Esq., viii. 217. Let-
ter to, ib. n.

Miss, viii. 217 n. ; x. 143. Visit
to Abbotsford, x. 68, 69, 70. No-
vels by, viii. 314.
Ferry Bridge, ix. 253.
"Feudal System, The," Scott's es-
say on, i 232, 234, 239.
Feuds of the Scotch, v. 121.
Fiddles, viii. 71. Lawsuit of one, ib.
Fielding, Henry, viii. 251-2; x. 104.
Field sports, advice regarding, vi.

123.

Fiery Cross, the last use of it, vii. 45.
Fille de chambre, vii. 357.
Fife, Earl of, v. 47; vi. 52.
Fine arts, viii. 252.
Fingal's dog, vii. 134.
Finlay, Mr, Douglas, x. 85.
"FIRE KING," ballad of the, ii. 27.
First love, i. 221, 223, 319, 329, 339;
iv. 55, 185; ix. 172, 183-4, 203.
Fish-women, habits, ix. 109.
Fitful-head, iv. 226, 229.

Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, vi. 311.
Reversal of his attainder, vii. 90,
91.

"Five-ell web," a, vi. 31.
Flag, the, at Abbotsford, history of,
vii. 327.

Flaxman, the Sculptor, ii. 199.
"Flocci-pauci-nihili-pilification of
misery," viii. 284; ix. 313-14.
Flodden-field, letter to W. Clerk
from, i. 245. Revisited, iv. 16.
Anecdote of the innkeeper, ib.;
and of the blacksmith, 17.
Florence, a cook of the Duke of
Buccleuch, v. 373 n.

Florida, The, Spanish vessel, iv. 338.
"Flotsome" and "Jetsome," iv. 240.
Foley, Admiral Sir Thomas, x.
123.

Foligno, earthquake at, x. 188.
Foot-ball match at Carterhaugh,

v. 112, 116.

Foote's farce of "The Cozeners,"
grounds of, ix. 238.

Forbes, Lord, viii. 123; preservation
of life by his dog, ib.

Forlorn hope, the, viii. 275.
Foresters, Scott's proposal to raise
a corps of, vi. 159, 161-4, 182.
Fortitude, x. 239.

Fortune, Mr, his mechanism, x. 38.
"FORTUNES OF NIGEL," 3 vols.

origin of its composition, vi. 409.
Commencement, 414. Publication
of, May 1822, vii. 19. Letter from
Constable on, 20. Character of
the work, 26.
Fouls, viii. 406-7.

Foul-weather excursion, a, v. 160.
"FOUNTAINHALL'S (LORD) CHRO-

NOLOGICAL NOTES," published by
Scott in 1821, vi. 403.

Fouquè, Baron and Baroness de la
Motte, vii. 28.

Fox, Right Hon. Charles James,

his approbation of "The Lay,"
ii. 225, 245. Anecdote of, ix. 239.
History of the verses on, in Mar-
mion, iii. 61.

ii. 293, 299; viii. 170.
Mrs, ix. 292.

Foy's (General) History of the Pe-
ninsular Campaign, ix. 163.
"Fragments," written by Scott in
1799, ii. 28-40.

France, aspect of, after the battle
of Waterloo, v. 74-87; and in
1826, ix. 21-22, 31. Religion of,
31, 32. Inns of, ix. 19, 20, 21, 22,
40. Its reception of Scott and
his writings, 27, 32, 34, 36, 38, 42.
v. 20; x. 46-7.

Franchise, the elective, v. 296.

Sir William, Bart. (1826), viii.
200 n., 210. Generous conduct of
in Scott's affairs, ix. 179, 259. Ill-
ness, 265. Death and character,
267-8.

19.

306.

Foreign Quarterly Review, contri-
butions of Scott to, ix. 73, 194.