Gibbon, Edward (1707–70), 110n24

  Gibbon, Hester, 105–7, 110n28

  Gibbon, Judith, née Porten, 110n24

  Gide, André: ‘Montaigne’, 178n1; Pages de journal, 226, 229n12

  Gill, Basil, actor, 7n1

  Gill, William Arthur: ed. Morgann’s Essay on … Falstaff, 607n67

  Gillespie, Diane F.: The Sisters’ Arts, 30n1; intro. Roger Fry, by VW, 63n1; ed. Virginia Woolf and the Arts, 102n18

  Gillman, James, 253, 255n31

  Giotto di Bondone, 389–90, 391n7

  Giovanna of Naples, 362–3&n1, n4

  Gissing, George, 41, 415

  Gladstone, William Ewart, 222, 224n12, 378, 523, 546n19, 653

  Glenallan, Lord, Scott’s character, 435

  Glenorchy, Willielma Campbell, Viscountess, 316, 317n12

  Gloucester, Prince William Henry, Duke of, 173, 179n3

  Godwin, Edward William, 291n3

  Gold, Maxwell B.: Swift’s Marriage to Stella …, 89n1

  Goldman, Jane: ed. Virginia Woolf Out of Bounds, 477n1

  Goldsmith, Oliver: and the patron, 19–21, 205–6; cosmopolitanism, 21–2; moralist, 22–3; his poetry, 24–5; foibles, 26; appearance, 86; 117; ‘The Deserted Village’, 24–5, 28n25, n30; ‘Essays’, 21–2, 27n10–28n13, n17; The Good-Natured Man, 23–4, 28n20, n23; An Inquiry into … Polite Learning in Europe, 19–20, 24, 27n3–8, 28n22–3; ‘Letters of a Citizen of the World’, 21–2, 27n9, 28n14–16; ‘Retaliation: A Poem’, 26, 28n26; She Stoops to Conquer, 24, 28n21; ‘The Traveller … A Poem’, 25, 28n27, n29; The Vicar of Wakefield, 22–3, 28n18–19, n24, n28, 614; ‘The Citizen of the World’ and ‘The Bee’, review, 19–26&n1

  Goncourt, Edmond de: ed. Journals des Goncourts, 9, 16n3–4, 403

  Goodman, E. M., 374n1

  Goolden, Richard, actor, 7n1

  Gordon, Charles George, General, 183, 188n8

  Gordon, George, see Byron, Lord

  Gore, Charles, bishop, 144, 166n26

  Göring, Hermann, 168n46

  Gosse, Edmund: Father and Son, 182, 188n6; Life of William Congreve, 117, 122n10

  Graham, Morland, actor, 6, 7n1, 8n11

  Grant, Duncan: and the Dreadnought Hoax, 564, 566, 568–9, 573–5, 579n33; 79n2

  Grant family, 327, 574, 579n33

  Granville, 1st Earl, see Leveson-Gower, Granville

  Granville, Castalia, Countess: ed. Private Correspondence 1781 to 1821, by Lord Granville Leveson-Gower (First Earl Granville), 234n12

  Graves, Sally, 35n1

  Gray, Thomas: and Walpole, 175–6, 178, 457, 460n3; 225, 497

  Green, Joseph Henry, 238, 241n18, 255n31

  Greenwall, Harry J.: The Strange Life of Willy Clarkson, 576n1, 577n16

  Greg, Walter W.: ed. Henslowe’s Diary, 592, 595, 604n36, n40

  Grensted, Rev. Canon Prof. Laurence William: Appendix I, Archbishops’ Commission on the Ministry of Women: Report, 157–8, 168n51–2

  Greville, Francis and Riversdale, 135, 163n3

  Grey, Sir Edward, 578n18

  Grey, Emma, née Squelch: essay, 468–9&n1

  Grierson, Sir Herbert: on Tennyson’s Poems, 89n1; ed. The Letters of Sir Walter Scott, vol. xii, 89n1

  Griesheim, Philippine von: Letters of a Betrothed …, review, 328–9&n1

  Griggs, Earl Leslie: ed. Unpublished Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge …, 240n4, 254n3, 255n21; Coleridge Fille: A Biography of Sara Coleridge, review, 249–53&n1

  Grignan, Françoise Marguerite, Mme de, 498–9, 501, 502n3

  Gris, Juan, 400n1

  Gross, John: The Rise and Fall of the Man of Letters, xix, xxiiin53

  Gualtieri, Elena: ‘Three Guineas and the Photograph’, 164n8; xviii, xxiiin49

  Guise, Jean d’Orléans, duc de, see Orléans, Jean d’

  Gulston, Dr Joseph, 175, 180n21

  Gurney, Rachel, 355–6&n1

  Guthrie, Sir James, 371, 372n5

  Guthrie, Tyrone, 7&n1

  Gwynn, Stephen: The Life of Mary Kingsley, 166n31

  H., J. S.: on Ottoline Morrell, 128n2

  Hacqueville, Les D’, friend of Mme de Sévigné, 498

  Hall, Edward: ed. Miss Weeton: Journal of a Governess, 1807–1811, 229, 233n3

  Hall, Henry, 98n1

  Haller, Evelyn: ‘Woolf and Dance’, 400n1

  Hallward, Reginald Francis: Apotheosis: A Poem, review, 320–1, 322n1

  Hamilton, Cicely, 374n1

  Hamlet, Shakespeare’s character, 286, 290, 390, 434, 439, 474, 598

  Hamoud, Seyyid Ali bin, see Zanzibar, Sultan of

  Hankins, Leslie K.: ed. Virginia Woolf and the Arts, 102n18

  Hanley, James: Broken Water, 239n1

  Hannay, James Owen, see Birmingham, G. A.

  Harben, Will N.: Mam’ Linda, review, 337–8, 339n1

  Hardinge, Sir Charles, 566, 578n18

  Hardy, Thomas: bad writing, 440–1; genius, 396; highbrow, 471; his poems, 396–7; poet novelist, 11; Jude the Obscure, 396; The Return of the Native, 12, 406; 266, 424, 550

  Hare, Ernest, actor, 6, 7n1

  Harewood, 6th Earl of, 508n2

  Harlov, Turgenev’s character, 11–12, 406–7

  Harper, S. Eccleston: The Red Sphinx, review, 333–4&n1

  Harper’s Bazaar, 290n1

  Harrison, Frederic: ed. Carlyle and the London Library …, review, 308–9&n1

  Harrison, G. B.: An Elizabethan Journal …, 605n55; Elizabethan Plays and Players, 604n37

  Harrison, William: Harrison’s Description of England in Shakspere’s Youth, ed. Frederick J. Furnivall, 585, 587, 603n17

  Hartwell, Anne, 654

  Harvey, Gabriel, 604n31

  Hary-o, see Cavendish, Lady Henrietta

  Hastings, Theophilus, 9th Earl of Huntingdon, 317n1

  Hatch, Evelyn M.: A Selection from the Letters of Lewis Carroll … to his Child-Friends …, 212n4

  Haule, James M.: ed. Editing Virginia Woolf, 163n1

  Hauser, Kaspar, 321, 323n9

  Hawke, H.M.S., 563, 570, 572, 575, 576n9, 577n9

  Hawker, Mary Elizabeth, see Falconer, Lanoe

  Hawkes, Ellen: ed. ‘Friendships Gallery’, 515, 517–18, 545n8, 546n23, 547n29, 548n44, 549n52

  Hawkins, Sir Anthony, see Hope, Anthony

  Hawkins, Desmond: ‘What is Good and Bad in Writing’, 258n1

  Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 333

  Haydn, Joseph, 294

  Haydon, Benjamin Robert, 29, 30n2, 214, 219n10

  Hazlitt, William: on Coleridge, 237, 241n13; playing tennis, 214; 26, 44, 418

  Hearst’s International combined with Cosmopolitan, magazine, 670

  Heilbrun, Carolyn: ed. Lady Ottoline’s Album, 128n3

  Heinsius the Elder, Nikolaes, 269, 282n32

  Henderson, Mary Sturge: Venice, review, 330&n1

  Hengist, 506

  Henham, Ernest G.: The Feast of Bacchus …, review, 332–3&n1

  Henry, Prince, 606n64

  Henry III (1551–89), King of France, 330

  Henry VIII, King, 48n6, 75

  Henslowe, Philip: Henslowe’s Diary, ed. Walter W. Greg, 592–3, 604n36

  Herbert family, 599, 606n64; see also Pembroke

  Herrick, Robert: The Hesperides & Noble Numbers, 44, 50n28, 418; 130

  Hesketh, Harriet, Lady, 458, 460n6

  Hewart, Gordon, LCJ: ‘England – Home of Liberty’, 136, 164n7

  Heywood, Robert: The Rape of Lucrece, 102n19

  Highway, periodical, 398n1

  Hill, George Birkbeck: ed. Boswell’s Life of Samuel Johnson, 28n33, 297n13; Johnsonian Miscellanies, 297n9

  Hilliers, Ashton: Memoirs of a Person of Quality, review, 306–7&n1

  Hills, John Waller: My Sporting Life, review, 492–5&n1

  Hinkson, H. A.: Father Alphonsus, review, 356–7&n1

  Hitler, Adolf, 60, 64n2, 75–6, 79n3, 154, 161, 163n1, 168n46, 169n64, 243–4, 248n4, 261, 280n8

  Hobbes, Thomas, 597, 606n60

  Hobbs, Carleton, 98n1

  Hobson, Mr, 257

  Hodgson, Rose Marie: ed. Lysistrata (periodical), 35n1–2

  Hogarth Press, xi–xii, xxin30, 46n1, 108n1, 110n32, 167n39, 207n1, 239n1, 278n1, 282n24, 398n1, 507n1, 670

  Holbein, Hans, 37, 48n6, 411

  Holinshed, Raphael, 585, 602n14

  Holland, Lady, 33–4, 36n4

  Holmes, Sherlock, Conan Doyle’s character, 617

  Holroyd, Maria Josepha, later Lady Stanley of Alderley: and Gibbon, 86, 90n27, 103–4, 106–8, 110n32

  Holroyd, Michael: Lytton Strachey, xxn10

  Holroyd, Mrs, 88

  Holroyd, Sarah Martha (‘Serena’), 108, 109n5

  Holtby, Winifred: ‘The Frozen Earth’, 55n1; Virginia Woolf, 478n18; 484n1

  Homer: Iliad and Odyssey, trans. Pope, 107, 110n24

  Hone, Joseph: ‘Horace Cole: King of Jokers’, 576n1, 578n23

  Hood, Robin, 586, 588, 592

  Hood, Thomas, 229n10

  Hope, Anthony: Tales of Two People, review, 336–7&n1

  Hopgood, Flight-Lt (-Cmdr), VW’s character?, 445–50&n1–2

  Hopkins, Mrs Allen, née Mary Thornhill, 172

  Hopkinson, Tom, ed. Picture Post: refuses VW’s article, 507n1

  Horneck, Mrs, née Gould, 88

  Horsa, 506

  Horton, Captain, Marryat’s character, 69

  House, Madeline, et al.: The Letters of Charles Dickens, vol. iii, 209n8

  Housman, Laurence: trans. Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, 373–4&n1, 375n4–5; Prunella …, review, 348–9, 353n1, 354n4

  Howard, Aletheia, née Talbot, Countess of Arundel, 600, 606n66

  Howard, Newman: Constantine the Great: A Tragedy, review, 318–19, 322n1

  Howard, Thomas, 14th Earl of Arundel, 600, 606n66

  Howe, M. A. DeWolfe: ed. Letters of Charles Eliot Norton, 461, 463n5–6, n8

  Howe family, 192

  Howes, Raymond F.: ed. Coleridge the Talker, review, 235–9&n1

  Hughes, Mary Ann, née Watts, 214–16, 218n9

  Hughes, Rev. Dr Thomas, 214, 218n9

  Hughes, Thomas (1822–96), 218n9

  Hume, Rob: The Complete Book of British Birds, 193n4

  Humm, Maggie: ed. The Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and the Arts, 400n1

  Hunt, William Holman, 370

  Huntingdon, Selina, née Shirley, Countess of, 315–16, 317n1

  Hutcheson, Mrs, 105

  Hutchinson, Mary, 99n1

  Hutchison, Ronald McDonald, see Tate, Harry

  Huxley, Aldous: intro. The Autobiography and Memoirs of Benjamin Robert Haydon (1786–1846), 219n10; 265

  Huxley, Julian: ‘The Uniqueness of Man’, 178n1

  Huxley, Leonard: trans. Letters of a Betrothed …, review, 328–9&n1

  Ibsen, Henrik: Ghosts, 228n1; 290

  Imogen, Shakespeare’s character, 288–9

  Inge, William Ralph, Dean of St Paul’s, 145, 166n27

  Ingram, see Frizer, Ingram

  Insarov, Turgenev’s character, 12, 407

  Insects: all eye, 37–8, 410–11; and Gilbert White, 189–92; beetles, 383; bluebottle, 448; butterflies, 381–2, 383n2, 442; caterpillars, 145, 166n30, 506, 534; coral insect, 507; dragon fly, 382; flies, 32–3, 49n8; glow worms, 486; grasshoppers, 383, 445, 450n1; mosquitos, 368; moths, 382–3&n5–6, 486, 506, 509n14, 536; wasps, 622; writer as butterfly, 266; ‘Butterflies and Moths’, essay, 381–3&n1; ‘The Death of the Moth’, essay, 442–4&n1; ‘Miss Ormerod’, essay, 647–55

  Irving, Sir Henry, 53, 286, 288–9, 596, 606n57

  Irwin family, 599, 606n64

  Isherwood, Christopher, 267

  Jackson, Alan A.: Rails Through the Clay, 100n5

  Jackson, John, 297n22

  Jacob, Biblical character, 214, 219n10

  Jacob’s Room, 209n10, 383n1

  James I, King, 180n30, 606n63

  James II, King, 317n6

  James, Henry: highbrow, 471; The Ambassadors, 429–30; ‘Ivan Turgénieff’, 9, 16n5, 403; The Wings of the Dove, 430; 181, 213, 236–7, 260, 266–7, 365, 387, 397n4, 396, 424, 428, 432; ‘Maud-Evelyn’ … and Other Tales and The Sacred Fount, review, 395–6&n1

  Jameson, Annie Edith, see Buckrose, J. E.

  Jameson, Storm: Civil Journey, 209n11

  Jeans, Ursula, actor, 6, 7n1

  Jenkinson, Charles Cecil Cope (1784–1851), 376

  Jerningham, Frances, Lady: on Coleridge, 238, 241n19

  Jex-Blake, Sophia, 158–9, 169n54

  Jex-Blake, Thomas (1790–1868), 158–9

  Jex-Blake, Thomas William, 158, 169n55

  Joad, C. E. M.: ‘Women of To-Day and To-Morrow by a Man’, 168n46; 398n1

  Joannou, Maroula: ed. Women Writers of the 1930s, 164n8

  John, VW’s character, 512

  John, Augustus, 370

  Johnson, Lionel: The Art of Thomas Hardy, review, 396–7&n1

  Johnson, Samuel: and Mrs Thrale, 293–5; on Congreve, 117, 120, 122n11; on Goldsmith, 28n34–5; The Lives of the Poets, 122n11, 181, 188n2; 33, 187, 196, 280n3

  Johnston, Georgia: ‘Virginia Woolf’s Talk on the Dreadnought Hoax’, 561

  Johnston, Mary: The Goddess of Reason, review, 351–2, 354n1

  Jones, Enid Huws: Margery Fry, 4n1

  Jonson, Ben, 131, 596, 600

  Josephus, Flavius, 498, 502n3

  Joubert, Air-Marshal Sir Philip: ‘Defence and Attack in the Air’, 258n1

  Jowett, Benjamin, 327, 328n3, n8

  Julien, Stendhal’s character, see Sorel, Julien

  Kapp, Edmond Xavier: ‘Shelter Life’, 296n1

  Kearney, Captain, Marryat’s character, 69

  Keats, John: and J. A. Symonds, 437–8, 440; highbrow, 471; ‘Eve of St Agnes’, 44, 418; Letters, ed. Sidney Colvin, 29, 30n2; Letters … to Fanny Brawne, 131, 226, 229n11, 441n2; ‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’, 524, 546n21; ‘Ode to a Nightingale’, 76, 79n4, 92, 96, 101n8, 524, 626; 126, 196, 203, 209n7, 235, 239, 253, 260–1, 424, 522, 529, 558

  Keddie, Henrietta, see Tytler, Sarah

  Keene, Edmund, bishop, 177, 180n29

  ‘Keepaway’, 473, 478n11

  Kempe, Will, 596, 606n56

  ‘Kendal Black Drop’, 235, 240n4

  Kent, Elizabeth, Countess of, 600, 606n65

  Kent, George, 1st Duke of, 52, 55n2

  Ketton-Cremer, R. W.: Horace Walpole: A Biography, review, 225–8&n1

  Keynes, John Maynard, 7n1

  Keynes, Milo: ed. Lydia Lopokova, 7n1

  Kingsley, Charles: ‘The Three Fishers’, 163n1

  Kingsley, Mary, 146, 166n31

  Kingsmill, Hugh, 239n1

  Kingston, Gertrude: as Lysistrata, 372–4&n1, 375n4

  Kipling, Rudyard, 345, 346n3, 370

  Kirkpatrick, B. J., xiii, xxin15

  Knollys, Sir William, 594, 605n47

  Knox, Miss, Marie Corelli’s governess, 221

  Kohnstamm, Gertrude Angela, see Kingston, Gertrude,

  Kyd, Thomas, 595, 605n51

  La Fayette (Lafayette), Marie-Madeleine Motier, comtesse de: La Princesse de Clèves, 427, 431n13, 502n3, 556n1; 498–9, 501, 503n14, 554

  La Rochefoucauld, François de, 498–9, 501, 502n3, 503n14

  Lafayette Studio, photographers, 577n16

  Lamb, Lady Caroline, see Ponsonby, Caroline

  Lamb, Charles, 26, 44, 75, 250, 418

  Lamb, George, 232, 235n20

  Lamb, Hon. William, see Melbourne, 2nd Viscount

  Landseer, Thomas: ed. Life and Letters of William Bewick (Artist), 218n7

  Lane, Allen, 659

  Lane, John, 397n1

  Lang, Andrew, 327n1, 495, 496n28

  Langland, William, 585, 591, 603n15

  Langridge, Messrs, 654

  Lathbury, D. C., 313n4

  Latimer, Darsie, Scott’s character, 433

  Latimer, Hugh: preaching, 585–7, 592; Fruitfull Sermons, 603n18–19, n21–4; 592, 599, 603n20

  Launcelot, mythological character, 584

  Lavery, Sir John, 371, 372n5

  Lavretsky, Turgenev’s character, 11–12, 406–7

  Law, William, 105–7, 109n17, 110n21

  Lawrence, D. H.: reputation, 464; Fantasia of the Unconscious, 467n2; The Lost Girl, 464, 467n1; Nettles, 464, 467n1; Pansies, 464, 467n1; The Prussian Officer, 464, 467n1; Sea and Sardinia, 467n3; Sons and Lovers, 464–7&n1; The Trespasser, 464, 467n1; Twilight in Italy, 467n3; 265, 269, 580; essay, 464–7&n1

  Leaska, Mitchell A.: ed. PA, 545n4, 547n25; ed. Virginia Woolf: Pointz Hall …, 514n1

  Lecourt, Victor, 50n21

  Lee, Hermione: Virginia Woolf, 579n38

  Legend, Sir Sampson, Congreve’s character, 119

  Legros, Alphonse, 371, 372n5

  Lehmann, John: and ‘Friendships Gallery’, 516; ed. Folios of New Writing, 278n1, 670; Virginia Woolf and her World, 577n16

  Leighton, Frederic, Lord, 441nb

  Lejeune, Anthony: ed. Time and Tide Anthology, 672

  Letter-writing: and Mme de Sévigné, 497–501; the art dead?, 456; the great letter writers, 457; modern letters indiscreet, 458; brings back the past, 459; ‘Modern Letters’, essay, 456–9&n1; and see Walpole, Horace Leveson-Gower, Sir George: ed. Hary-o: The Letters of Lady Harriet Cavendish: 1796–1809, review, 229–33&n1

  Leveson-Gower, Granville, 1st Earl Granville: Private Correspondence 1781 to 1821, 234n12; 232, 233n5

  Lewis, Cecil Day: A Hope for Poetry, 272, 282n42; poem (‘For me there is no dismay’), 278n1; 267, 282n24

  Lewis, W. S.: ed. Horace Walpole’s Correspondence with the Rev. William Cole, review, 171–8&n1, 180n40, 225

  Liddell, Hon. Anne, Countess of Upper Ossory, 225, 228n3

  Lindley, Denver: trans. Why France Fell, by André Maurois, 296n1

  Lipscomb, Dr Eustace, 653–5

  Lipscomb, Miss, 652

  Lisa, Turgenev’s character, 11, 406

  Listener, weekly, 671

  Literature: and Anon, 581–5, 588, 590–1, 597–9; and the audience, 589–92, 594–6, 599; and the patron, 19–21, 76–7, 205–6; and the play, 592–8; and the printing press, 583–5, 589; and Turgenev, 10–14; no great poet or novelist today, 97, 627; why teach?, 34–6; 33

  Litvinov, Turgenev’s character, 11, 406

  Livesey, Roger, actor, 6, 7n1

  Liz, VW’s character, 512

  Lloyd, Marie, 45, 50n34, 418

  Locke, William J.: The Rough Road, review, 384–5&n1

  Locker-Lampson, Frederick, 229n10

  Lockhart, John Gibson: Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart., 181, 188n2, 214, 218n6; review of Poems (1833), by Tennyson, 89n1, 209n7; 216

 

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