his acting, 477;
_Othello_, 478.

Kemble, Adelaide, 17;
"Aunt Dall," 18, 23;
nurses Fanny Kemble through sickness, 132, 277, 297.

Kemble, Charles, 36, 112, 114;
at the English Theatre at Paris, 115;
success in Paris, 117;
in _Falstaff_, 123;
property almost gone, 135;
in Edinburgh, 138;
arrested the first time, 168;
as _Mercutio_, 193;
acting in "The Gamester," 204;
embraced by Mme. Malibran, 204;
renewal of intercourse with Lawrence, 217;
incident in Dublin, 288;
invitation to Heaton, 291;
thrashing the Editor of the _Age_ newspaper, 310;
acting _Jaffir_ to Fanny Kemble's _Belvidera_, 336;
involved in six lawsuits, 336;
speech about theatre patents, 339;
in "The Hunchback," 377;
as _Sir Thomas Clifford_ in "The Hunchback," 378;
overcome with laughter on the stage, 387;
forgetting a Duchess, 414;
shaking hands with his legal opponent Harris, 414;
intention of going to America, 427;
opinion of Kean, 429;
mistake in rendering _Shylock_, 430;
money seized at benefit in Bristol for Manager Brunton's
debts, 431, 440;
acting at Plymouth in "The Gamester," 446;
enthusiasm over him at Plymouth, 446;
his surprising speech, _ib._;
his health under great trials, 458;
as _Giaffir_, 461;
serious illness, 462;
recovery, 466;
relapse, 467;
still worse, 469;
again recovering, 472;
compared with Kean, 477;
as _Benedict_, 478;
recovery, 481;
breaks his nose while skating, 490;
an unfortunate compromise at Covent Garden, 513;
bowed down with care and trouble, 515;
refusing to act in "The Hunchback," 517;
examination before the House of Commons, 520;
twice arrested, 522;
farewell at Covent Garden, 529;
his estate in St. Giles', 536;
beginning in New York with _Hamlet_, 536;
his _Romeo_ and _Mercutio_ compared, 542;
compared to Cooper in "Venice Preserved," 544;
likely to have to die abroad, 567.

Kemble, Mrs. Charles (Maria Therese de Camp), 2, 3, 4, 6, 65,
98, 109, 112, 118;
at Drury Lane, 173;
opinion of a stage costume, 190;
her failing health, 193;
returns to the stage after an absence of twenty years, 219;
her interest in Fanny Kemble's _Juliet_, 225, 267;
arrival of in Manchester, 277;
delicacy, 294;
physical organization, 311;
effect of reading Moore's "Life of Byron," 330;
rage at a picture of her husband, 345;
compared to Mrs. John Kemble, 358;
ill health, 371;