obert, ii. 20.
R. Sym, i. 50.
Harriet, _Memoirs_, remarks on, i. 41-42.
Wilton nuns, "go spin you jades," i. 110, 157, 372.
Winchelsea, Lord, and Wellington, ii. 258 _n._
Windsor Castle, i. 279.
Wisharts', _Montrose_, ii. 110 _n._
"Wishing-cap," power of, i. 66.
Witchcraft, Joanna Baillie, ii. 10.
Withers,
Pope's epitaph, i. 125.
W., ii. 187.
Wolcot, Dr., i. 341.
Wood,
Sir Alexander, ii. 136.
John Philip, ii. 341 and _n._
_Woodstock_, in progress, i. 10, 68, 74, 100, 114;
2d vol. ended, 117, 123, 127, 131, 146, 158;
finished, 162, 165;
Longman buys, 182;
copyright, 202;
price of, 407 _n._;
annotated, ii. 359.
Wooler, ii. 42, 49, 50.
Worcester, i. 313.
Worcester, Marquis of, ii. 169.
Wordsworth,
William, i. 268, 333;
anecdote of, 334;
lines on Hogg, ii. 34 _n._; 179, 181, 184, 189, 190;
at Abbotsford, 411, 413 and _n._, 414 and _n._
Miss, ii. 413, 414 and _n._
Bishop, ii. 413 and _n._
Wrangham, Archdeacon, ii. 186.
Wright,
Sir John, ii. 25.
Rev. Thomas, of Borthwick, ii. 92 and _n._
W., Lincoln's Inn, i. 26, 308 and _n._, 311.
Wyatville, Mr., i. 279.
Wynn, Charles, ii. 184.

Yarrow, excursion in August 1826, i. 242;
in December 1827, ii. 95;
in May 1829, 279;
in July 1829, 320;
in September 1831, 413.
Yates, Dr., i. 280; ii. 185.
Yelin, Chevalier, i. 90, 94.
Yermoloff, General, ii. 17-18.
Yester, pictures at, ii. 80.
York, Duke of, i. 302, 308, 310;
death, 337;
funeral, 343.
York, Cardinal Duke of, ii. 313.
Young,
Alexander, of Harburn, i. 148 and _n._
Charles Mayne as "Pierre," ii. 120, 122 and _n._
Dr., and Miss, Hawick, ii. 160, 347, 355.

Zetland, ii. 291.

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