.

bride, an early tutor of Scott, i. | Garrick, David, anecdote of, x. 115.
37, 125.
Mrs, anecdote of, viii. 371 n.
French language, anecdote of Gas, at Abbotsford, vii. 144, 197,
Scott's, i. 176.

251.

Invasion, alarms of, ii. 156, 275. Gattonside, vii. 255, 257.
Gay, the poet, iv. 112.

Prisoners, 1814, iv. 157.
Revolution, the, x. 32; and Ci-
vil Wars of England, compared,
vii. 265.

Frere, the Right Hon. John Hook-
ham, his opinion of Scott's Sir
Tristrem, ii. 206. His war-song
from the Anglo-Saxon, 206 n. His
opinion of the Lay of the Last
Minstrel, ii. 219; at Malta, x. 130,
131 passim 144; ii. 312; iii. 29, 141;
v. 170.

Frescati, visit to, x. 184.

Friends, bereavement of, vi. 135-6,
170; vii. 32, 97, 200-1; ix. 60-1,
267-8.

Gaetani, Don Michael, x. 180, 182,
190-1.

Gage, Mrs Rachrin, iv. 364.
Galashiels, weavers, riot among,
iii. 405.

state of, in 1819, vi. 146, 148.
festival, vii. 93, 95-6. Poetical
invitation to, 94-5.
Galignanis, Paris, ix. 38.
Galitzin, Princess, ix. 32, 39.
Gallois, M., ix. 25.

Galt, John, Esq., his "Annals of
the Parish," vi. 337. His "Omen,"
viii. 268, 295.

Geddes, MrA., his portrait of Seott,
x. 261.

Gell, Sir William, x. 147, 171, 176,
182. His memoranda of Scott at
Naples, 153-69; and at Rome, 176-
184.

"Genius of the Red Mountain," ix.
312. Dialogue with "Author,"
313-14.

Genius, distinctive qualities of, in
age, ix. 322.

"Gentlemen's Magazine, The" ix.
256.
George III., iii. 289, 391. Death of,
vi. 196-7.

Prince Regent, his treatment
of the Whigs, iii. 391. Introduc-
tion of Lord Byron to, 393. Of-
fers Scott the laureateship, iv. 101,
126. Reception of the City of
Edinburgh's address, 144, 151.
His expression regarding the lau-
reateship, v. 45; and desire to
see Scott, ib. Entertains Scott,
&c. at Carlton House, 46, 49. Gift
to Scott of a gold snuff-box, 51.
Attacked, 186. Grants commis-
sion to search for the Scottish
Regalia, 273, 275. Confers a ba-
ronetcy on Scott, vi. 8.

iii. 400; iv. 119, 126, 175. "Our
fat friend," v. 141, 186; vi. 11, 196.
[See KING GEORGE IV.]

GEORGE IV. Proclamation at Edin-
burgh of his accession to the
throne, vi. 195. Scott, his first
creation of baronetcy, 208. Ac-
count of his Coronation, 345.
Visit to Edinburgh in 1822, vii.
53. Gift to the Abbotsford li-
brary, 224. Feelings regarding
Scott, viii. 280; ix. 185, 240. Com-

mands Scott to Windsor, ix. 12. | Gillies, Mr Robert Pierce, his recol-

Sketch of, 13. His patronage of
Charles Scott, 185-6. Illness, 348.
Death, 348-9, 352; x. 186.
GEORGE IV., vi. 215, 304, 305; ix.

240, 365, 367; x. 229.
Germany, and the Germans, v. 84,
87, 318; ix. 93. Têtes échauffées ot,
vii. 28.

German studies, Scott's, i. 276, 340,
354.

narratives, vii. 115.

lections of Scott at Lasswade, ii.

102; at Flodden, 417. Supposed au-
thor of Triermain, 69, 71. Scott's
benefactions to, ix. 73, 194.
Gillon, Mr Joseph, ii. 49-51.
Gilmour's Poems, v. 226.
'Gilpin Horner," story of, suggests
"The Lay of the Last Minstrel,"
ii. 210, 211, 217.

Gilray, the caricaturist, vi. 117.
Gilsland, visit to, i. 365; ii. 275.

Gesner's "Death of Abel," i. 36, Girdle-Ness, iv. 186.
278.

Ghost stories-in Scott's infancy, v.
188. Of Lord Castlereagh, vii. 77.
Of the Club, president, 183. Lord
Minto, viii. 171. Lord Erskine,
ix. 318. Glen in Laggan, x. 71.
Ghost, making of one, x. 182.
Giant's Causeway, iv. 361. De-
scription of, 362. Contrasted with
Staffa, 363.

Gibb, Mr, of Advocates' Library, i.
257.

Gibson, James, Esq., now Sir J. G.
Craig, Bart., iii. 235 n.

John, jun. Esq., viii. 197, 203,
210, 218, 225, 259, 270, 286, 314, 407;
ix. 175.

Gifford, William, Esq., i. 181; ii.
205. Undertakes to conduct the
Quarterly Review, iii. 129. Letter
to, from Scott, on that subject,
133. Qualities of, for the office,
145-6. Opinion of "The Black
Dwarf," v. 157-9. His "Juvenal,"
ix. 86. "Bæviad and Mæviad,"
ib. Attack of Peter Pindar, 87.
Death and character, 86-8.

iii. 196; v. 170; vi. 423; vii. 264.
Lord, viii. 65, 368.

Lady, viii, 65; x. 112.

Gigs, vi. 110.

Glammis Castle visited, i. 294.
Glasgow, visit to, v. 234.
radicals, 1819, vi. 154.
punch, viii. 9, 10.

monument to Sir Walter Scott
in, x. 256.

Glassford, James, Esq., advocate,
i. 208 n.

Glenbervie, Lord, v. 170.
Glendower, vi. 288.

"GLENFINLAS," ballad of, ii. 25, 93.
"GREY BROTHERS," ballad of the,
ii. 26.

Glengarry, M'Donnell of, his pre-
sent to Scott of a dog, v. 133; ix.
Sketch of, viii. 254-6.

345.

vii. 43, 80; viii. 315.
"Glorious Memory, the," Irish
toast, viii. 11.

Gloucester, bishop of (Dr Bethell),
ix. 167.

Goat-Fell, Arran, iv. 368.
Goat-hunt, ii. 271.

Goderich, Lord, ix. 157, 186.
Godscroft's "House of Douglas
and Angus," x. 225.
Godwin, William, i. 343, 344. His
"Caleb Williams," 343. His
"Life of Chaucer" reviewed, 135
177. Interview with Mr Canning
ix. 229.

Goethe, his tragedy of "Goetz vor
Berlichingen," translated, ii. 1-
18. View of Scott's "Life
Buonaparte, v. 53. His "Faus

378. Letter from, ix. 91. Letter | Gow "the pirate," story of, iv. 273.

Greek language, Scott's dislike of,
i. 56, 176. Anecdote of Gifford and
Bryant, 181. Study of, useful, vii.
272.

Greek war, the, and Lord Byron,
viii. 398.

Habits, change of, ix. 346; x. 2.
Haco of Norway, iv. 290, 368.
Haddington, Charles, eighth Earl of,

vii. 258; ix. 316.

"Green Breeks," story of, i. 135.
Greene's "Plays," x. 53, 55.
Greenland sailors, Lerwick, iv. 191,
221: Anecdotes of, 222.
Greenshields, John, sculptor, his
statue of the Duke of York, ix.
280. Scott's interview with, 281;
and letter to Lord Elgin regard-Hair-powder, tax on, vii. 380.
ing, ib. His statue of King George
IV., 282. Amiable character, 283.
Statue of Sir Walter Scott, x. 86,
287; and death, ix. 288.

Haddow, Mr, Douglas, x. 82, 84.
Hailes' (Lord) Annals of Scotland,
vii. 154.

Gregory, Dr James, writes the in-
scription for a flagon presented
to Scott, iv. 152.
Grenville, Lord, ii. 299.

Right Hon. Thomas, ix. 45.
Greta river, iii. 190-1. Ghost tra-
dition of, 374, 381. Case of mur-
der near, iv. 50.
Grey, Earl, ix. 132.
Greyhounds, ix. 274.

Grieve, Mr John, iv. 392; v. 113-14.

-Mr, Cameronian preacher, v.299.
Griffiths, Mrs, Walworth, x. 4 n.
Gruagach, a highland tutelar divi-

nity, iv. 305.

Guenever, Queen, tomb of, i. 293.
Guisards, vii. 298.

Gurwood, Colonel, iii. 160 n.
Gustavus, Prince of Sweden, vi. 150.

Visits Scott in Castle Street, 153,
170, 197; and at Abbotsford, 219.
"GUY MANNERING, 3 Vols.," pro-
gress of its composition, v. 5, 15,
17. Publication of, in February
1815, v. 21, 25. Characteristics and
success of, 35-6.

i. 238, 267, 288; ii. 271-2; iv. 50;
v. 131, 176; vi. 176, 379-80; ix. 344.
Guy Mannering,"" Terryfied,"
v. 130.

Hajji Baba in England, reviewed, ix

258.

Halford, Sir Henry, medical atten-
dance on Scott, x. 112, 201;

iv. 141.

Haliburtons, family of, i. 9, 87, 98.
[See Memorials of.]
"HALIDON HILL," a dramatic sketch.
Origin of its composition, vii. 7,
18. Publication of, in June 1822,
26. Remarks on, 170.
Hall, Capt. Basil, R.N., vi. 402 n., 403.
Extracts from his MS. Journal of
a Christmas at Abbotsford, vii. 285-
343; of Scott in Mrs Brown's lodg-
ings, viii. 560-5. His reflections on
Christmas and New-year's parties,
vii. 293-4. A "Lion," 305-6. His
habits of composition, 337. Correc-
tions of style, viii. 288. "Fragments
of Voyages," &c. x. 59, 60, 125.
Successful application for Scott
at the Admiralty, 89, 110.

vii. 344; x. 122.

Sir James, of Dunglass, vi. 290.
Hallam, Henry, Esq., v. 170. His
James, Esq., vii. 285.
criticism of Scott's edition of Dry-
den, iii. 69. Visit to Abbotsford,

ix. 330.

-'s, Arthur, Esq., Stanzas to Ab-
botsford and Melrose, 330-2.
Halles, Dames des, ix. 27.
Hamilton, Duke of, ii. 77.

Lord Archibald, iii. 85.

Hawkwood, Sir John, story of, vii. Heresies of the earlier Christian pe-
129 n.

Haxel Cleugh, vii. 288. Etymology Hermand, Lord, viii. 143.