tocks_, by T. Hardy, 240-2
Tottel's Miscellany, 261
_Tristram Shandy_, by L. Sterne, 94, 96, 98, 99, 100
Trotter, Capt. D., R.N., 40
Trotter, Catharine, 39-62;
precocity, 39, 42;
parentage, 40;
poverty, 41-2;
early verses, 43;
correspondence with celebrated people, 43;
_Agnes de Castro_, 43-5;
_The Female Wits_, 45-6;
_Fatal Friendship_, 47-9;
elegy on Dryden's death, 49-50;
_The Unhappy Penitent_, 50-1;
_Love at a Loss_, 51;
friendship with the Burnets, 52;
philosophical studies, 42, 52-3;
enthusiasm for Locke, 53, 55;
_The Revolution in Sweden_, 54, 57;
correspondence with Leibnitz, 55;
indignation at aspersions on feminine intellectuality, 56-7;
poem of welcome to Marlborough, 58;
attachment to G. Burnet, 59-60;
marriage with Mr. Cockburn, 60;
later life, 60-1
Trotter, Mrs., poverty of, 41
Tupper, 5
Turkey Company, 40

_Ulalume_, by E.A. Poe, 103, 107, 109, 112
Upchear, Henry, 31

_Veluvana_, by Lord Redesdale, theme of, 222-4, 226
_Venetia_, by B. Disraeli, 163
Venice, its fascination for Disraeli, 163
Verbruggen, Mrs., 45
Verlaine, Paul, 7
Vernede, R.E., poems of, 284
de Verville, B., 95, 95, 96
Victorian Age, the Agony of, 313-37
Virgil, 12
_Vivian Grey_, by B. Disraeli, 155, 156, 157-9
Voltaire, 3, 162

Waller, 82
Warburton, Dr., 33, 81, 97
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey, 144, 327
Ward, Plumer, novels of, 155, 156, 178
Warton, Joseph and Thomas; Two Pioneers of Romanticism, address
on, 65-90;
parentage and early habits, 66-7;
heralds of romantic movement, 67;
literary contemporaries and atmosphere, 68;
Joseph, the leading spirit, 68-9;
_The Enthusiast_, its romantic qualities, 69;
their revolt against principles of classic poetry, 70-4;
characteristic features of early Romanticism, 74-9;
Miltonic influence, 79-80;
_Essay on the Genius of Pope_, 80-4;
_Observations on the Faerie Queene_, 84-6;
Johnson's criticism of, 86-7;
Ritson's attack upon Thomas, 88;
defects of, 89-90
Webster's _White Devil_, 34
_Wessex Ballads_, by T. Hardy, 238-40
Wheeler, R.D. (Lady Lytton), Miss Devey's Life of, 121;
story of marriage with Bulwer-Lytton, 121-9
Whitehead, 74
William III, 41
Willis, N.P., 105
Wilson, Harriette, 130-1
Wolseley, Lord, 328
Wooler, Miss, 141, 142, 143
Wordsworth, Hardy compared with, 251;
speculations concerning future poetry, 298-9; 3, 4, 10, 74, 78, 90,
104, 107, 108, 110, 253
Wycherley, 44

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