Index to The Letters of Christina Rossetti

Abrey, Mrs. (DGR’s nurse)

Acland, Henry Wentworth

Adams, Robert Dudley

Adams, William Henry Davenport

Afghan War (Second)

Aguilar, Edward

Alboni, Marietta

Alcock, Mrs. J. P.

Alcock, Rev. J. P. (vicar of All Saints Church, Birchington)

Aldrich, Charles

Alexander, Mrs.

Alford, Henry, dean of Canterbury

Alger, William Rounseville

All Saints Church (Birchington-on-Sea)

All Saints Convalescent Hospital

All Saints Mission Hospital

All Saints Sisterhood

All the Year Round

Allingham, William

Alma-Tadema, Sir Lawrence

Amadeus, king of Spain

Anderson, Abbot (physician)

Anderson, Bessie (nurse)

Anderson, Hans Christian

Angeloni, Luigi

Anglican Sisterhoods

Anthony, Henry Mark

Antivivisectionism

Apollo and Marsyas

Arbuthnot, Rev. R. K.

Ariosto, Ludovico

Arnold, Matthew

Arnold, Sir Edwin (poet)

Ashburnham, Bertram, fourth earl of

Ashley Grove Annual

Ashton, Algernon

Atlantic Monthly, the (magazine)

Austin, Alfred (poet laureate)

Austin, Sarah Etring

Aylott and Jones (publishers)

Aytoun, William Edmonstoune

Bailey, George Hewlett (chloroformist at the London Dental Hospital)

Bailey, Philip James (poet)

Bain, Mr. (bookseller)

Baker, Mrs. James

Balfour, Eleanor Mildred

Banks, George Linnaeus

Banks, Isabella Varley

Barham, Rev. Richard Harris Dalton: “As I Laye A-Thynkynge”

Baring, Alexander, Lord Ashburton (financier)

Bath, Lady (née Harriet Baring)

Baudelaire, Charles

Baynes, Rev. Robert Hall

Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis

Bedford, Herbert

Bedford, duke of

Beecher, Eunice White Bullard

Bell, Henry Thomas Mackenzie (poet and CGR's biographer)

Bell, Major Morrison

Bellamy, Edward

Belloc, Bessie Rainer Parkes

Bennett, Rev. James Early

Bennett, William Cox

Benson, Rev. Meux

Birchington Institute

Blackwood’s Magazine

Blind, Mathilde

Blumenthal, Jacques (composer)

Boccaccio, Giovanni

Bodichon, Barbara Leigh Smith

Bolton, Charles E.

Bolton, Sarah Knowles

Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III)

Bond, Sir Edward

Bondone, Giotto de

Book of Common Prayer

Bourienne, Antoine Fauvelet

Bowker, R. R. (literary critic)

Boyce, George Price

Boyd, Eleanor Margaret Courtney

Boyd, Margaret Losh

Bray, Anna Eliza (Kempe) Stothard

Brett, George Edward

Bristow, Mr. (cemetery custodian, All Saints Church, Birchington-on-Sea)

Bristow, Rev. R. Rhodes

British Weekly

Brockbank, Miss

Bromley, Clara Moser

Bromley, Elizabeth

Bromley, Elizabeth Clara

Bromley, Sir Richard Madox

Brompton Cemetery

Brown, Arthur Gabriel Madox: death of

Brown, Catherine (Cathy)

Brown, Elizabeth Bromley

Brown, Emma Lucy Madox

Brown, Emma Matilda Hill

Brown, Ford Madox

Brown, Gerald Baldwin

Brown, Oliver Madox (“Nolly”)

Browne, Charles Farrar (pseud. Artemus Ward)

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett

Browning, Robert

Bryant, Mrs. William

Bryant, William

Buchanan, Robert

Buckland, Anna Jane

Bull, Bessie Read

Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George, First Earl Lytton

Burcham, Robert Partridge

Burdett-Coutts, Baroness Angela Georgina

Burlington Club

Burlington House

Burn, William (architect)

Burne-Jones, Edward

Burne-Jones, Georgiana

Burne-Jones, Margaret

Burne-Jones, Philip

Burney, Frances (later Madame D’Arblay)

Burrows, Canon Henry William

Burton, Sir Richard

Butcher, Professor

Butler, Arthur John

Butler, Josephine

Byron, George Gordon, Lord

Cadogan, Lord George Henry

Caine, Elizabeth Anne Hall

Caine, Thomas Henry Hall

Caldecott, Miss

Cameron, Julia Margaret

Campbell, Major

Carlyle, Jane Welsh

Carlyle, Thomas

Carr, J. Comyns

Carrington, Nicholas Toms

Cassell and Company, Ltd. (publishers)

Catchpole, George

Catchpole, Sarah

Catterson, Mrs.

Cavalcaselle, Giovanni Battista

Cavour, Conte Camillo Benso di

Cayley, Charles Bagot

Cayley, Henrietta

Century Guild Hobby Horse

Century Magazine

Ceresa, Margherita

Chatterton, Thomas

Cheltenham Free Library

Child, Theodore

Cholera, in London

Chorley, Henry Fothergill

Christ Church, Albany St.

Church, Richard William (dean, St. Paul's Cathedral)

Churchman’s Shilling Magazine

Civil War (American)

Clarke, John Henry

Clayton, John R.

Clergy Trading Act

Cobbe, Frances Power

Cole, Isabella Pietrocola-Rossetti

Coleridge, Earnest Hartley

Coleridge, Edith

Coleridge, Henry Nelson

Coleridge, Herbert

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor

Coleridge, Sara

Colla Library (Italy)

Collet, Dr. (physician)

Collins, Charles Allston

Collins, Wilkie

Collinson, Charles

Collinson, James

Collinson, Mary

Colonial and Indian Exhibition (1886)

Combrisson, Mlle.

Commune of Paris

Congleton, Sir Henry Parnell, Baron

Consalvo, Signor

Conway, Katherine

Conway, Moncure D.

Cook, Keningale Robert

Coolidge, Susan

Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.

Cornforth, Fanny

Cornhill Magazine

Coronio, Aglaia Ionides

Cotton, Miss (not identified)

“Cotton Famine”

Courtney, Henry

Courtney, Margaret

Cowper-Temple, Georgina (later Lady Mount-Temple)

Cozens, Elizabeth

Craik, George Lillie

Crellin, Nelson

Creuzer, Georg Frederich

Crosse, Lavinia

Crowe, Catherine Stephens

Crowe, Joseph A.

Cruikshank, George

Cullingworth, Charles James (physician)

Cunningham, Allan

Curgenven, Josephine

Daily Chronicle

Daily Telegraph

Dallas, Eneas Sweetland

Dalrymple, Lady Sophia (née Pattle)

Dalziel Brothers (publishers)

Dante Alighieri

Darmesteter, Agnes Mary Francis (née Robinson)

Darmesteter, James

Davenport brothers: seances

Davies, William

Dayman, Rev. John

De Morgan, Augustus

De Morgan, Sophia Elizabeth Frend

Deacon, Alfred Wranius

della Porta, Bartolommeo

Deverill, Walter Howell

Dickens, Charles

Dickinson, Emily (poet)

Dilberlogue, Stauros

Dixon, Canon Richard Watson

Dobell, Bertram

Dodge, Mary Mapes

Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge (pseud. Lewis Carroll)

Dodsworth, Rev. William

Donne, Rose (later, Hake)

Dooley, Allan C.

Dorling, William

Downey, D. (photographer)

Downey, W. (photographer)

Drayton, Michael

Du Chaillu, Paul Belloni: and the Great Gorilla Controversy

Dublin University Magazine

Duclaux, Émile

Dunn, Henry Treffy

Dunstan, Emma Potter

Dunstan, Malcom

Durand, John Brown, as founder of The Crayon

Durant, Heloise

D’Orsey, Sarah Anne

Eckley, Sophia May

Eclectic Magazine

Edgcome family (not identified)

Edgecombe, Mrs.

Edgeworth, Maria

Edison, Thomas A.

Edwards, Amelia Blanford

Edwards, Matilda Betham

Eliot, George (Marianne Evans)

Elliot and Fry (photographers)

Ellis and Elvey (publishers)

Ellis, Frederick Startridge

Ellis, Sarah Stickney

Evans, Sebastian

Examiner, The

Faithfull, Emily

Fantin-Latour, Henri

Faucit, Helen (actress)

Faulkner, Charles: engravings for Goblin Market and Other Poems

Ferrazzi, Giuseppe Jacapo

Ferrier, Sir David

Field, Mrs. Telford

Fielding, Copley

Fielding, Lady Louisa

Fields, Annie Adams

Fields, James Thomas

Filopanti, Signora

Fitzgerald, Edward (poet)

Folkestone (seaside resort town)

Foote, George William

Foote, Henriette Heimann

Ford, Edward Onslow

Ford, Ford Madox

Ford, James, Prebendary of Exeter: translation of Dante

Forman, Henry Buxton

Fosbery, Rev. Thomas Vincent

Fourdrinier, Anna Maria

Fourdrinier, Henry

Fourdrinier, Mary

Fox, Dr. Wilson

Fox, John Kirkham (vicar, All Saints Church, Birchington-on-Sea)

Franco-Prussian War

Franklin, Percy Faraday (writer)

Fraser, Francis Arthur

Fraser’s Magazine

Fredeman, William E.

Frere, J. Hookham

Froude, Hurrell

Furnival, Frederick James

Gabriel, Mary Ann Virginia (Mrs. George Marsh)

Gamberale, Luigi

Garibaldi, Giusseppe

Garnett, Olivia Narney Singleton

Garnett, Richard

Garrick Club: DGR as member

Gaskell, Elizabeth

Gauntlett, Mrs.

Gellibrand, Emma (novelist)

Gemmer, Caroline (pseud. Gerda Fay)

Gemmer, Ruth Violet

Georgina, Alice (not identified)

Germ, The (magazine of the PRB)

Ghiberti, Lorenzo

Gilbert, Rosa Mulholland

Gilbert, Sir John

Gilchrist, Alexander

Gilchrist, Anne Burrows

Gilchrist, Beatrice

Gilchrist, Grace

Gilchrist, Herbert Harlakenden

Gilchrist, Percy Carlyle

Gilfillan, Rev. George

Gill, William (physician to WMR household)

Gillum, Mrs. William James

Gillum, William James

Gilman, Daniel C

Gladstone, William Everett (prime minister)

Glyn, Isabella Dallas

Godwin, William

Goldberg, Gail Lynn

Goldsmith, Oliver

Gooch, Robert (physician)

Gordon, Major General Charles George

Governesses’ Benevolent Institution

Gowers, Sir Richard Douglas (physician)

Graham, James Lorimer

Graham, John (patron of DGR)

Graham, William (patron of DGR)

Gray, Dr. John Edward

Great Exhibition (Leeds)

Green, Miss Everitt

Greenwell, Dora (poet)

Greenwood, Mr. (CGR's landlord)

Grosart, Alexander Balloch

Grosvenor Gallery

Guardian, The

Gurney, Emelia (author)

Gurney, Hudson (antiquary and versifier)

Gurney, Rev. Alfred

Gurney, Russell (barrister)

Haggard, Sir Rider (novelist)

Haines, William

Hake, Alfred E.

Hake, George Gordon

Hake, Rose Donne

Hake, Dr. Thomas Gordon

Hamerton, Philip Gilbert

Hare, Dr. Charles J.

Harper’s Magazine

Harris, James Rendell

Harrison, Antony

Harrison, Emily

Harrison, Fanny

Harrison, Frederick

Harrison, Harriet

Harrison, Minnie

Harrison, William

Hastings, Warren

Haweis, Hugh Reginald

Hawthorne, Nathaniel

Haydon, Benjamin Robert

Haydon, Mrs. Frank Scott

Haydon, Samuel James Bouverie

Hays, Matilda M.

Hayward, Ann (not identified)

Heaton, Butler, & Bayne (manufacturers of stained glass)

Heaton, John Aldam

Heaton, Mrs. John Aldam

Heber, Reginald

Heimann, Amelia Barnard

Heimann, Charles

Heimann, Horace

Heimann, Johnny

Henderson, Janet

Henderson, Margaret

Henley, William Ernest (poet)

Heraud, John Abraham

Herbert, George (poet)

Herrick, Robert

Herschel, John Frederick William

Highgate Cemetery

Highgate Penitentiary (Home for Fallen Women)

Highgate Penitentiary (home for fallen women)

Hiner, Cincinnatus (pseud. Joaquin Miller)

Hinkson, Katharine Tynan

Hinman, Fraülein

Hodgson, J. Stewart

Holborn Union Infirmary

Holland, Dr. George

Hook, Theodore Edward

Hopkins, Ellice

Horder, William Garrett

Horne, Herbert Percy

Houghton, Arthur Boyd

Housman, Laurence

Howard, Lady Philippa

Howe, Elias Jr.

Howell, Charles Augustus

Howell, Frances Catherine

Howitt, Anna Mary

Howitt, Margaret Anastasia

Howitt, William

Hüffer, Catherine Madox Brown

Hüffer, Ford Madox

Hüffer, Franz (Francis)

Hüffer, Juliet

Hüffer, Oliver

Hughes, Arthur (artist)

Hughes, Justina

Hughes, Miss (Brighton landlady)

Hughes, Miss Ball

Hughes, Robert Ball

Hunt, Alfred (painter)

Hunt, James Henry Leigh

Hunt, Margaret (pseud. Avril Beaumont, novelist)

Hunt, Margaret Raine

Hunt, William Holman

Hunt, William M.

Hutchinson, Thomas

Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biography

Inchbold, John William

Inkerman, Battle of

International Exhibition (1862)

Ionides, Alexander Constantine

Jackson, Annie (nurse)

Jackson, Elizabeth Blackburne

Jackson, Rev. Thomas

Jackson, Stonewall

Jameson, William Edward (dental surgeon)

Jeaffreson, John Cordy

Jenner, Sir William (physician)

Jervis, Florence

Jervis, Mrs. Swynfen

Jervis, Swynfen

Jewett, Sarah Orne

Jewsbury, Geraldine Endsor

John the Baptist

Joyce, Robert Buyer

Junkin, Rev. George

Keble, Rev. John (Anglican reformer and poet)

Keightley, Miss

Keightly, Thomas

Kelmscott Manor

Kelmscott Press

Kemble, Francis Anne

Kemble, John Philip

Kempe, Anna Eliza

Kempis, Thomas à

King, Harriet Eleanor

Kingsley, Charles

Kingsley, Frances Grenfell

Kingsley, Mary St. Leger

Kinnoul, Lady (Louisa Burton Hay)

Kinnoul, Lord (Thomas Robert Hay)

Kipling, Rudyard

Kirkup, Seymour Stocker

Knewstub, Walter John

Knight, Charles

Knighton, Sir William

Knox, Isabel Craig: Poems: An Offering to Lancashire

Knox, Vicesimus

Kooistra, Lorraine Janzen

Laffey, Madame (née Cambrisson)

Landseer, Sir Edwin Henry

Lane, Edward William

Langham Place Circle

Lascaridi, Peter

Lasner, Mark S.

Lawrence, Sir Thomas

Lawson, George (surgeon to CGR and to Queen Victoria from 1886)

Layard, George Somes (writer)

Layard, Sir Austen Henry

Le Gros, Alphonse

Leader, John Temple

Leathart, James

Lega-Fletcher, Mme.

Leifchild, Henry

Leifchild, Miss

Leifchild, Sara

Leighton, Frederick

Leopardi, Conte Giacomo

Leslie, Charles Robert

Leslie, George Dunlop

Leslie, Sir Henry David

Leto, Giulio Pomponio

Lever, Charles James

Lewis, Roger C.

Leyland, Florence

Leyland, Frederick Richard (patron of DGR)

Leys, Hendrik (Belgian painter)

Life of Abraham Lincoln (Gustav Cohn)

Lindsay, Lady Frances

Lindsay, Sir Coutts

Linnell, William

Linton, William James

Literary Opinion

Littledale, Frederick

Littledale, Rev. Richard

Locker-Lampson, Frederick

London Parcels Delivery

London Parcels Delivery Company

London Zoological Gardens

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth

Longman's Magazine

Lord Shaftesbury (Gustav Cohn)

Lorenzetti, Pietro (known as Laurati)

Lowe, Sir Hudson

Lowell, James Russell

Ludlow, Major General

Lushington, Vernon

Lyell, Sir Charles

Lyell, Sir Leonard

Lyster, Alfred Chaworth

MacLehose, Norman

Macaulay, Thomas Babington

Maccoll, Rev. Malcolm (vicar, All Saints Church, Birchington-on-Sea)

Macdonald, Alexander

Macdonald, Alice

Macdonald, George

Macfarren, George A.

Macmillan and Co. (publishers)

Macmillan, Alexander

Macmillan, Emma Pignatel

Macmillan, George

Macmillan, Olive

Macmillan’s Magazine

Macquoid, Katherine Sarah

Magazine of Art

Manchester Art Exhibition

Mangold, Miss (not identified)

Mansell and Co. (photographers)

Manzoni, Allessandro

Marchesani, Giuseppi

Marks, Henry Stacy

Marlborough House

Marlborough, Duke of

Married Women's Property Bill (1870)

Marsh-Caldwell, Anne

Marshall, John (DGR’s physician)

Marshall, Mrs. Francis Albert

Marshall, Mrs. John

Marston, Cecily

Marston, Cecily and Eleanor

Marston, Dr. John Westland

Marston, Philip Bourke

Martin, Anne Burroughs

Martin, Arthur Patchett

Martin, Rosamond

Martin, Sir Theodore

Martineau, Harriet

Marzials, Frank T.

Maser, Frederick E.

Maser, Mary Louise Jarden

Maudsley, Henry

Maurice, Frederick D.

Mayo, Conte Adolfo

Mazzini, Giuseppe

McClure, Edmund (SPCK editor)

Meadows, Joseph Kenny

Mello & Son (stockbrokers)

Meredith, George

Merry England

Metastasio, Pietro Trepassi

Micks, Sir Robert (Secretary, Inland Revenue)

Miles, Alfred H.

Millais, Sir John Everett

Miller, Joaquin

Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction, The

Mitchell, William Charles

Moeller, Antoinette

Moeller, Bernhardt

Moeller, Bertie

Moeller, Dossie

Moeller, Golde Heimann

Moeller, Nettie

Monet, Claude (painter)

Monkhouse, W. Cosimo

Monti-Baraldi, Senora

Moore, Canon Edward (Dante scholar)

Moore, George Augustus (novelist)

Morgaston, Colonel

Morland, George

Morris, Jane Burden

Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Company

Morris, William

Morton, William T. G.

Moulton, Louise Chandler

Mount-Temple, Lady Georgiana

Mount-Temple, William Cowper, First Baron

Mudie’s (lending library)

Mumby, Frank A.

Munro, Alexander

Murray, Charles Fairfax

Murray, Dr. James Augustus Henry (editor, Oxford English Dictionary)

Musgrave, George

M’Carthy, Justin

Napoleon, Louis

Nash, Rev. John Glendenning

Neale, Rev. John Mason

Nélaton, Auguste

Nelson, Admiral Horatio

Nettleship, Isabella

Nettleship, John Trivett (painter)

Newman, John Henry

Newton, Amelia Hepzibah

Newton, Anne Maria

Newton, Emily Rebecca

Newton, Julia Mary

Newton, Phoebe Jemima

Nicholas, Saint

Nicoll, Henry James

Nicoll, William Robertson

Nightingale, Florence

Niles, Thomas (editor, Roberts Brothers of Boston)

Noel, Roden Berkeley Wriothesley

Norton, Mrs. Charles Eliot

Notes and Queries

Nouvelle Biographie Générale

O'Conor, Charles Patrick ("Irish peasant poet")

Observateur Français

Oliphant, Lawrence

Olivieri, Dr. Agostino

Olivieri, Edoardo

Olivieri, Elisa

Once a Week: poems by CGR published in

Orme, Emily Rosaline

Osborn, Ellen (inmate at Highgate Penitentiary)

Oxford Movement

Oxford Union Debating Hall (murals by DGR)

Oxford and Cambridge Magazine

O’Conor (“Irish peasant poet”)

Packer, Lona Mosk

Palgrave, Francis Turner (editor)

Pall Mall Gazette

Palmer, Roundell

Parker, James (publisher)

Parker, John Henry

Parkes, Bessie Rainer

Parkes, Sir Henry

Parkinson, Miss

Parkinson, Ronald

Patmore, Coventry

Patmore, Harriet Robson

Paton, Sir Noel

Patterson, J. and H. (stone carvers)

Paul, Kegan (publisher)

Percy, Bishop Thomas

Peregrine, Mrs.

Petronj, Stefano Egidio

Phillips, Henry Wyndham

Pictorial World

Pietrocola, Achille

Pietrocola, Luigino

Pietrocola, Margherita (née Rossetti)

Pietrocola-Rossetti, Isabella (later, Cole)

Pietrocola-Rossetti, Teodorico

Pistrucci, Filippo

Plowright, Mrs. (cook at 30 Torrington Square)

Pocock, Isaac: The Miller and His Men

Poe, Edgar Allan

Polidori, Amalia

Polidori, Anna Maria (née Pierce; grandmother of CGR)

Polidori, Cesina

Polidori, Charlotte

Polidori, Dr. John

Polidori, Eliza Harriet

Polidori, Filippo

Polidori, Gaetano (grandfather of CGR)

Polidori, Luigi Eastachio

Polidori, Margaret

Polidori, Philip Robert

Poll-Parrot Picture Book

Polodori, Peter

Polydore, Henrietta (daughter of Henry Polydore)

Polydore, Henrietta (wife of Henry Polydore)

Polydore, Henry (CGR's uncle)

Poole, George Ayliffe

Portfolio Society

Potter, Cipriani

Powell, Sir Richard Douglas (physician)

Pratt, Charles Stuart

Pratt, Ella Farman

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

Pre-Raphaelite Exhibition, the

Pre-Raphaelitism

Preston, Col. John T. L

Preston, Margaret Junkin

Priestley, Joseph

Priestley, Sir William Overend (physician)

Princess of Wales

Prinsep, Florence (née Leyland)

Prinsep, Valentine Cameron

Proctor, Adelaide Anne

Promessi Sposi (Allessandro Manzoni)

Pusey, Rev. Edward

Péladan, Joséphin

Ralston, William

Rawlinson, Wynifred

Read, Harriett (nurse to Eliza Polidori and CGR)

Reed, John Shelton

Reedham School Orphanage

Richards, Rev. William Upton

Richardson, Mrs. (not identified)

Richardson, Samuel (novelist)

Richmond, George

Ricketts, Charles

Rintoul, Henrietta

Ritchie, Arthur

Rivingtons (publishers)

Roberts Brothers (CGR's Boston publishers)

Roberts, Charles

Roberts, Lewis A.

Roberts, Morley (poet)

Roberts, Mr. (physician)

Robertson, Eric Sutherland

Robinson, Agnes Mary Francis

Robinson, Daniel George

Rolandi’s Foreign Library

Ronges, Johannes

Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle

Rossetti, Antonio

Rossetti, Arthur

“Rossetti Bungalow”

Rossetti, Christina Georgina

Rossetti, Christina Georgina (writings)

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (drawings and paintings)

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (residences)

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (writings)

Rossetti, Dominico de

Rossetti, Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal

Rossetti, Frances Mary Lavinia (née Polidori)

Rossetti, Gabriel Arthur

Rossetti, Gabriele Pasquale Giuseppe

Rossetti, Gabriele Pasquale Giuseppe (writings)

Rossetti, Helen

Rossetti, Lucy Madox Brown

Rossetti, Maria Francesca

Rossetti, Maria Francesca (writings)

Rossetti, Maria Michele (sister to Gabriele)

Rossetti, Maria Raffade (sister to Gabriele)

Rossetti, Mary Elizabeth Madox

Rossetti, Michael Ford Madox

Rossetti, Olivia Frances Madox

Rossetti, William Michael

Rossetti, William Michael (edited works)

Rossetti, William Michael (writings)

Rossi, Dario (Genovese publisher)

Rothenstein, Alice

Rothenstein, William

Routledge and Co. (publishers)

Routledge, George (publisher)

Rovedino, Signor

Rowe, Anne (servant)

Rowley, Admiral Sir Charles

Royal Academy of Art

Ruskin Drawing School (Oxford)

Russo-Turkish War

Ruxton, Augustus A.

Ruxton, Mary Minto

Sadler, Margaret

Salisbury Cathedral

Sanders, Lloyd Charles

Sandys, Frederick

Sangiovanni, Benedetto

Saturday Review

Savanarola, Girolamo

Scharf, Sir George (Secretary, National Portrait Gallery)

Schlemihl, Peter

Schlesinger, Mr.

Schott, John B.

Scott, Letitia Margery Norquoy

Scott, Sir Walter

Scott, William Bell

Scribners (publishers, U.S.A.)

Scribner’s Monthly Magazine

Seccombe, Thomas

Seddon, John P.

Seddon, Mrs. John P.

Selkirk, Alexander

Shakespeare, William

Shelley Society

Shelley, Percy Bysshe

Shields, Frederic

Shields, Frederic (works)

Shields, Jessie Christina

Shields, Matilda Booth

Shilling Magazine

Shipley, Rev. Orby

Siddal, Elizabeth

Sidgwick, Henry

Skipsey, Joseph (poet)

Smetham, James (painter)

Smith and Elder (publishers)

Smith, Benjamin Leigh

Smith, Sir Sydney

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK)

Society for Protecting Women and Children

Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings

Soloman, Simeon

Sonnenshein, Mrs.

South Kensington Museum

Southey, Robert (poet)

Spartali, Michael

Spasmodic poetry

Spectator, The

Spenser, Edmund

Spielmann, Marion Harry Alexander (editor, Magazine of Art)

St. James’s Gazette

St. John’s Wood Clique

St. Pancras Cemetery

Stanley, Henry Morton

Stanley, Lady Augusta Elizabeth (née Bruce)

Stedman, Edmund Clarence

Stephens, Alexander H.

Stephens, Frederick George

Stephens, Holman

Stephens, Holman (“Holly”)

Stephens, Mrs. (nurse)

Stephens, Mrs. Frederick George

Stewart, Edward (physician)

Stewart, Mr. (medical practitioner to CGR and her aunts)

Stillman, Bella

Stillman, Effie

Stillman, Euphemia

Stillman, Laura Mack

Stillman, Maria Spartali

Stillman, Michael

Stillman, Russie

Stillman, William James

Stock, Elliot (publisher)

Stothard, Thomas

Stowe, Harriet Beecher

Stuart, Lady Dudley (formerly Princess Christina Bonaparte)

Surrey, Henry Howard, earl of

Surtees, Virginia

Sutton, Henry Septimus (writer)

Swinburne, Algernon Charles

Talfourd, Thomas Noon

Tasso, Torquato

Tauchnitz, Bernhard

Taylor, Sir Henry

Tebbs, Emily Seddon

Tebbs, Emily Virtue

Tebbs, Henry Virtue

Tennyson, Alfred, Lord

Thackeray, William Makepeace

Thierry, Augustin

Thomas, Margaret (artist)

Thomas, Mrs. Edward

Thomas, W. Cave

Thompson, Elizabeth Gertrude

Thompson, Margaret

Thynne, Charles, Lord

Thynne, Gertrude

Thynne, Henry Frederick, marquess of Bath

Ticknor and Fields (publishers)

Times, The (London)

Tirebuck, William, E.

Todhunter, John (poet and dramatist)

Tomlinson, Charles

Torquay (seaside resort town)

Townsend, Priscilla

Traquair, Phoebe Anna

Traventi, Signor

Trelawney, Edward John

Trevelyan, Lady Jerman Pauline

Troxell, Janet Camp

Tryon, Sir George (Secretary of the Admiralty)

Tupper, Alexander

Tupper, John Lucas

Turgenev, Ivan Sergeyevich (novelist)

Turner, Joseph William Mallord

Turner, Sharon (lawyer)

Turner, William A.

Tynan, Katherine (later Hinkson)

Tyrwhitt, Rev. Richard St. John (poet and painter)

Valentine, Laura

Vanity Fair (periodical)

Verga, Giovanni (novelist)

Victoria Magazine

Victoria Regina, Queen of England

Vincent, Rev. John H.

Waddington, Samuel

Waller, John Francis: editor of Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biography

Waller, John O.

Walpole, Horace

Walters, John Cuming

Wannamaker, John

War of the Spanish Succession

Warburton, Bartholomew Elliot George

Ward, Julius H.

Ward, Susan Hayes

Wardle, Madeline Smith

Warsfold, Basil

Watchword, The (Anglican parish magazine)

Watson, William

Watts, Anna Mary Howitt

Watts, George Frederick

Watts, Theodore (later Watts-Dunton)

Waugh, Benjamin

Webster, Augusta (poet, reformer)

Welby-Gregory, Victoria Alexandrina Maria Louisa Stuart Worthy

Wells, Spencer (physician)

Wetherhed, Dr. Frank

Wheeler, Henrietta Ann (wife of James Collinson)

Whistler, James McNeill

Whitby, Beatrice (novelist)

White, George Cosby

White, Lewis Borrett

Whittier, John Greenleaf

Williams & Norgate (publishers)

Williams, Rev. Isaac

Wilson, Mary Louisa (Lisa)

Wilton, Rev. Richard

Windus, William Lindsay

Wisbech and Fenland Museum

Wood, Ellen (née Price; novelist)

Wood, Esther (author)

Wood, Mrs. Henry

Woodward, Basil

Woodward, George Ratcliffe

Woolner, Thomas

Woolsey, Sarah Chauncey (pseud. Susan Coolidge)

Wordsworth, William

Working Men’s College

World: A Journal for Men and Women

Wright, Joseph H.

Wynne Jones, Miss

Wyon, Alfred Benjamin

Wyon, Joseph Shepherd

Yeats, William Butler (poet)

Yeo, Dr. Gerald

Yonge, Charlotte Mary (writer)

Young, Jane Cherry

Zambelli, Signor

Zwecker, Johann Baptist