see ii. 470);
a correction for, ii. 440;
on Dickens's acting, iii. 72;
grand teaching of, iii. 204;
inaugural address of, at Edinburgh University, iii. 308;
hint by, to common men, iii. 326;
on humour, iii. 342;
a hero to Dickens, iii. 520;
on Dickens's death, iii. 514, 515 (and see ii. 110).

Carlyle (Mrs.), on the expression in Dickens's face, i. 119;
death of, iii. 308;
Dickens's last meeting, iii. 309.

Carriage, an unaccommodating, ii. 232;
a wonderful, ii. 270.

Carrick Fell (Cumberland), ascent of, iii. 170, 171;
accident on, iii. 171.

_Castle Spectre_, a judicious "tag" to the, ii. 471.

Catholicism, Roman, the true objection to, ii. 299.

Cattermole (George), i. 181, 197, ii. 113 note;
imitation of a cabstand waterman by, ii. 423 note.

_Caudle Lectures_, a suggestion for the, ii. 136 note.

Cerjat (Mr.), ii. 232 (and see iii. 567), 252.

Chalk (Kent), Dickens's honeymoon spent at, i. 108;
revisited, i. 119.

Chambers, contemplated chapters on, i. 194.

Chamounix, Dickens's trip to, ii. 253-256;
revisited, iii. 76, 77;
narrow escape of Egg at, iii. 77.

Chancery, Dickens's experience of a suit in, ii. 97-99;
originals of the abuses exposed in _Bleak House_, iii. 49, 50.

Channing (Dr.) on Dickens, i. 302, 308, 309.

Chapman and Hall, overtures to Dickens by, i. 109;
advise purchase of the _Sketches_ copyright from Mr. Macrone,
i. 124;
early relations of Dickens with, i. 144, 145;
share of copyright in _Pickwick_ conceded by, i. 145;
payments by, for _Pickwick_ and _Nicholas Nickleby_, i. 145;
outline of _Master Humphrey's Clock_ submitted to, i. 192-197;
purchase of _Barnaby Rudge_ by, i. 225;
Dickens's earliest and latest publishers, iii. 240.

Chapman (Mr. Thomas), not the original of Mr. Dombey, ii. 107
(and see 108).

Chappell (Messrs.), agreements with, iii. 306, 309, 310;
arrangement with, for course of final readings, iii. 437 note
(and see 445);
amount received from, on account of readings, iii. 446;
Dickens's tribute to, iii. 531 note (and see 315).

_Charles Dickens as a Reader_ (Charles Kent's), iii. 236 note.

Chatham, Dickens's early impressions of, i. 23, 34;
day-school in Rome-lane, i. 27 note;
Mr. Giles's school at, i. 32, 33.

Cheeryble (Brothers) in _Nickleby_, originals of, i. 181.

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