nall, 84

Bulleyn, Dr. 84

Burleigh, xxvii.

Bury, Mr. Barclay's, 170

Byron, Lord, xxxi. 40, 121
---- on Pope, 129

C.

Capell, xxvii.

Censura Litt. 6, 12, 15, 16

Chabanon, xiv.

Chambers, Sir W. 185

Champier, viii.

Charlemagne, xviii.

Charles II. 96

Chatham, Lord, xxix., 74

Chesterfield, xxix.
---- on Pope, 125

Chesnut tree at Tortworth, 57, 209

Cicero on agriculture, xxxvi.
---- on his country seat, 3

Clive, 164

Cobbet, on the health of gardens, xxxiv.
---- on Moor Park, 112

Collins, 59

Collinson, xxviii.

Compton, Bishop, xxviii., 39

Cook, Captain, xiv., 171, 183

Cooke, Moses, 31

Corregio, his poverty, 17, 202

Cottage gardens, 171

Cotton, Charles, 102

Country life, its pleasures, 48, 49, 63

Coventry, Rev. F. 63, 135

Cowell, 62

Cowley, 46, 93, 100

Cousin, viii.

Cowslips, 54, 205

Cradock, Jos. 179

Curtis, W. 184

D.

Dallaway, 94, 135, 173, 176

Danby, xxviii.

Daniel, H. 5

Darwin, 162, 164

Davy, Sir H. 30, 106

Death, 47, 58

Deepden, Mr. Hope's, 170

De Lille, xiv., xvii., 50, 183, 213

Descartes, his delight in his garden, xxxv.

Devonshire, Duke of, xxviii.

Dicks, 65

Dickson, 186

Dibdin, Dr. 17, 89.

Dodsley, Robert, his attachment to Pope, 125
---- his generous tribute to Shenstone, 148

Downton Vale, 188

Drake, Dr. 114, 115, 128

Drope, 31

Du Fresnoy, xii.

Duncan, 81

Duncan, Dr. A. 190

E.

Elizabeth, the lion hearted, 103

Ellis, of _Gaddesden_, on blossoms and fruit, 64

Epicurus, xxxii.

Essex, his execution, 103
---- his character, xxvii.

Etienne, an early French writer, viii.

Evelyn, John, xxxii., 41, 59, 97
---- Charles, 59
---- John, 59

F.

Falconer, 183

Fairchild, 60

Fleetwood, 114

Fontaine, xviii.

Flowers, 25, 27, 54, 90, 95, 205

Forsyth, 186

Foxley, 191

France, its horticultural writers, see preface

Francis I., xix.

Franklin, rancorously attacked by Wedderburn, and panegyrised by
Lord Chatham, 73, 74

Fresnoy, xii.

Fruit blossoms, 41, 53, 64, 121

Fulmer, 79

G.

Gainsborough, Earl of, xxix.

Gardeners, the age of many, 81

Gardens, the