'Pizarro,' 397

REY

'Pleasures of Memory,' 213-240,

312, 315, 353

Polwhele, Rev. R., 314, 315, 395
Pope, 59

Porson, 30, 422

Portland, Duke of, 317
'Pursuits of Literature,' the,
383, 384

Price, Dr., 4, 7, 8, 17, 18, 20, 91,
116, 286, 301, 303, 311, 316,
331; his influence, 8, 35; his
works, 8, 31, 32; stories of, 9,
10, 35; habits of, 10; his
white horse, 34; and Turgot,
35; and the Corporation of
London, 34; and Congress,
35; and France, 35; at Hack-
ney, 36; 'On Love of Country,
118'; and Lafayette, 133; his
simplicity, 173

-

Ricardo, 422

RIC

Richelieu, Duc de, 303
Rickards, 15
- Samuel, 15

Robertson, Dr., 89, 90, 91, 93, 97,
99, 111

Robinson, John, 43, 44
Rochefoucauld, Duc de la, 131,
135, 139

Duchesse de la, 133, 138, 160
Roebuck, Dr., 166

Rogers, Daniel, 7, 37, 38, 40, 41,
80, 389

Henry, 7, 27, 83, 296, 297,
373, 388, 429, 436, 437
Maria, 7, 50

Martha, 7
Mary, 7
Mary R., 7

Samuel, ancestors, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6; birth, 7; first letter, 16;
on his mother, 25, 26; would
be a preacher, 36; boyish
freak, 37; goes to business,
38, 39; and Wilkes, 39; at
Margate, 48, 49; To the
Gnat,' 48; studious evenings,
50, 51; first compositions, 52;
The Scribbler,' 53, 54, 55;
calls on Johnson, 53; and
Gray's poems, 57, 59; and
Walpole's letters, 57; 'Of
Myself,' 60, 61; a banker
poet,' 61; devotion to busi-
ness, 62; 'Vintage of Bur-
gundy,' 63: Alps at Day-
break,' 64; 'Dear is my little
Native Vale,' 64, 65; To the
Nightingale,' 65; Love-song,
66; Ode to Superstition,' 67,
68, 69, 70; Captivity,' 71;
stanzas at midnight, 71, 72;
method of composition, 66;
partnership, 73, 74; on death
of his brother, 82, 83; journey
to north, 85, 86; at Edin-
burgh, 87-95; journey to
Paris, 115-145; at Calais,
124; at Abbeville, 125; at
Amiens, 125; at Clermont,
126; at Paris, 128; journey

ROG

to Brussels, 152, 153; view of
French Revolution, 160; con-
versation at Miss Williams's,
165-174; journey in South
Wales, 177-200; letter to his
father, 185; On a Tear,' 211;

The Pleasures of Memory,'
212, 213-240; spoken of as 'the
poet,' 239; Diary in 1792, 241-
247; journey in South of Eng-
land, 249-261; Diary of 1792
and 1793, 261-268; Common-
place Book, 269-272; turning-
point, 273; death of his father,
275; left as the heir, 275; and
R. Sharp, 277; asked for
money, 283, 284; and Dr.
Priestley, 286; summoned to
Privy Council, 289; at Stone's
trial, 290; writing 'Epistle,'
291; and Mrs. Siddons, 292,
293, 294, 295; his father's
advice, 296; letter to R.
Sharp, 299; at Margate, 299,
300; Commonplace Book, 309;
letter to Dr. Parr, 312; verses
on him, 313; accused of pla-
giarism, 315; letter to Sarah,
326; letters to R. Sharp, 330,
334, 335, 341, 343, 366, 392,
414;
394, 397, 402, 405,
'Epistle to a Friend,' 355,
356; in a peck of troubles,'
366; deciding on removal,
370, 371; mentioned in Pur-
suits of Literature,' 384; and
the classics, 385, 386; at Ex-
and W.
mouth, 388-412;
Jackson, 398, 400; on Melan-
choly, 408 n; visit to Paris
letter to H.
(1802), 426;
Rogers, 429; letters to Maria
Sharpe, 428, 432; letter to
Mrs. Greg, 441; and Mr. and
Mrs. Fox, 447, 448; his new
home, 449, 450
Rogers, Sarah, 7, 19, 86, 87, 297,
324, 390, 429

- T. (grandfather), 4, 5, 24, 44

Thomas (father), his mar-
riage, 6; his businesses, 6;

ROG

his children, 7; his character,
11, 28; journey to Scotland,
19; his politics, 29, 274;
Coventry election, 40, 42;
letter, 45; partnership, 73,
74; President of Hackney
College, 75; letters from Bath,
84, 85; letter from Stour-
bridge, 205; on Dr. Priestley,
206; his death, 275; advice to
Sam, 296, 379

Rogers, Mrs. T. (mother), 10, 11;
letters, 12, 14, 16, 19, 20, 21,
22; Diary, 24; death, 25

-

- Thomas, jun. (brother), 7, 14,
45, 73, 74, 81, 82, 83

Roi, Le, 266

Romilly, S., 422

Romney, 243, 265

Rougemont, M., 132

Rousseau, 148, 149, 173, 303,

344, 345

Russell, Lord John, 274, 378

Ryland, Dr., 306

Scarlett, 422, 424

Schollet, Mrs., 343, 347

'School for Scandal,' 305, 307
Scott, Sir W., 52, 111
Seawell, 49

Seward, 168, 169, 170-174, 314
Seymour, Lord Webb, 378
Sharp, Granville, 33

Richard, 122, 160, 253, 263,
274, 276, 277, 278, 280, 286,
297, 298, 299, 302, 303, 310,
313,316, 328, 329, 330, 332,
333, 338, 339, 340, 343, 363,
366, 367, 373, 392, 394, 402,
405

Sharpe, Catharine, 247

Samuel, 28, 29, 48, 56, 80, 83,
210, 273, 351, 352, 354, 372

Sutton, 244, 246, 247, 248,
262, 265, 268, 297, 320, 354,
425

TAN

Sharpe, Mrs. Sutton, 324, 325,
373, 428, 432, 436

William, 164, 248, 319, 375*
Shee, 248, 426

Shelburne, Lord, 20, 31, 245
Shenstone, 5, 313

Sheridan, R. B., 116, 244, 245,
269, 274, 276, 292, 305, 307,
308, 316, 374, 375, 397
Mrs., 401

Sicard, Abbé, 443, 445
Siddons, Mrs., 75, 172, 176, 265,
292, 294, 407; letters from,
293, 294

Sièyes, Abbé, 171

Sillery, Madame de, 244, 245
Smith, Adam, 89, 91, 92, 93, 94,
95, 96, 110, 111, 140, 167
Robert, 422, 424

-

Sydney, 279, 374, 423

- William, M.P., 265, 319, 321,
375, 403, 438, 445

Smollett, Dr., 102, 110

Société des Amis de la Constitu-
tion,' 144

Solly, Mrs., 23

Southey, R., 116, 219, 291

South Wales in 1791, 177-200

Spencer, 309, 349

Stamford, Lord, 6, 295

Stanhope, Lord, 116, 118, 139

Stanley, Lord, 375

Staunton, Sir G., 306

Steed, 19

Steevens, George, 384, 393
Stoke Newington, 1, 6

Chapel, 1, 29

Stone, Miss, 391, 403

William, 244, 287, 289, 290,
292, 319

Stothard, T., 215, 248, 262, 264,
265, 325, 448
Stourbridge, 4, 5, 46
Strachan, Sir R., 323
Sumner, Charles, 450
Sunday Schools, 46, 47
Supping Club, 8
Swift, Mrs., 88

461

Tann, 84

TAN

Tenby in 1791, 189, 190
Tennant, 422
Tens, du, 303
Thomson, 268
Thoresby, Rev. Mr., 8
Thornton, Bonnel, 306

Thrale, Cecilia, 96, 103, 105,
241, 337, 338, 363, 419
the Misses, 420

Mrs., 338

Tickell, Mrs., 265
Ticknor, 112
Tierney, 322, 375

Tooke, Horne, 243, 261, 268,
274, 276, 287, 288, 289, 291,
292, 307, 316, 320, 321, 325,
334, 378
Topham, 176

Torso, Lines to the, 439

Toulouse, Archbishop of, 266
Towers, Rev. Dr., 29
Towgood, 274, 390
Townley, 244

Travers (surgeon), 426

Tuffin, 244, 261, 265, 268, 286,
325, 343

Turgot, 266
Tweddle, 243

ZEL

Warton, J., 304, 305, 307, 355
356, 384

- Thomas, 76, 240
Wedgwood, T., 422
Welch, George, 6, 74
-- Kemp, 73 n
Thomas, 6, 12
and Rogers, 7

Welsh peasantry in 1791, 195
Wesley lying in state, 163
West, Benjamin, 426

Raphael, 426

Westall, R., 215

Westminster election, 320, 321
Westmoreland, Lord, 317
Weston, 265, 301
Whitbread, 116, 274
White, Miss, 348
Whitworth, Lord, 428
Wickes, John, 4

Obadiah, 2, 4
Wilberforce, 322

Wilkes, John, 39, 40, 140, 308,
377

Wilkie (author of 'Epigoniad '),
166

Williams, Cecilia, 77, 204

Helen Maria, 76, 157, 172,
204

Wilson, Mr. and Mrs., 12
Windham, W., 116, 325, 448
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 29
Wordsworth, W., 24, 58, 68, 116,
117, 156, 217, 218, 219, 236,
291

World, The, 176, 211, 306
Worthington, Mary, 27, 296, 297
Wren, Sir C., 308
Wyatt, 427