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W. Hugh Peal Collection (University of Kentucky), 1:xliii
Waddesdon, school inspections at, 1:308–9
Waddington, Clara, 5:182, 5:183n
Waddington, George, 2:107n, 5:183n
Waddington, Thomas, 1:29, 1:32n
Waddington, William Henry, 1:32n, 1:423, 1:423n, 2:409, 4:425, 6:141, 6:285
Wade, Catherine (Lady Montagu), 3:9, 3:10n
Wade, Eleanor (later, Thompson), 1:202n
Wagner, Richard, 4:335, 4:336n, 6:107n, 6:128, 6:132
Wainwright (mountain climber), 5:111
Waite (unidentified), 1:56
Waite, Rev. Joseph, 2:106, 2:107n
Wakefield, Fanny Alison (later, Cropper), 3:228n
Wakefield, Minnie Margaret (later, Arnold), 5:187n, 6:211, 6:252, 6:261, 6:355, 6:359
Waldegrave, Countess (Frances Elizabeth Anne), 3:237, 3:239, 4:275, 4:275n, 5:43n
Waldstein, Charles, 5:243n; letters to (1881–85), 5:243; letters to (1886–88), 6:203–4
Waldstein, Henry, 5:243n
Waldstein, Sophie, 5:243n
Wale, Charles Brent, 1:163, 1:166n
Wale, Elizabeth Branch, 1:166n
Wale, Henrietta Whately (later, Arnold), 1:60, 1:74n, 1:166n, 5:163, 5:230, 5:238
Wales: desire to visit, 2:330; disestablishment and, 6:330, 6:340; education in, 3:70n; fishing in, 6:308–9, 6:310, 6:313, 6:316; government of, 6:150; language and literature of, 3:69–70; response to MA’s writing in, 3:157–58; school inspections in, 1:243, 1:271; travels in, 1:36, 1:240, 2:330, 2:333–38, 5:41, 5:45, 5:46, 5:163, 5:241, 5:453, 6:56–57, 6:308–9, 6:310, 6:313, 6:315–16. See also Eisteddfods (Wales); On the Study of Celtic Literature (MA)
Walford, Edward, 1:510n; as boys’ tutor, 1:510n, 3:227; letters to (1856–60), 1:510; letters to (1861–65), 2:63; letters to (1866–70), 3:61, 3:324; letter to editor, 1:37; on On Translating Homer, 2:63
Walker, Richard, Anson’s Voyage round the World, 1:12, 1:16n
Walker, Robert, 1:16n
Walker, Mrs. Thomas, 1:10, 1:11n
Walker, Thomas (editor), 1:491n
Walker, Thomas (of Newbold-Revel), 1:11n
Wall, Charles Baring, 1:239, 1:239n
Wall, Richard, 1:139n
Wallace, Richard, 3:131n, 5:272
Waller, Thomas McDonald, 5:329n
Wallop, Isaac Newton (Lord Portsmouth), 3:228n, 5:96n
Walpole, Spencer Horatio: Cecil’s motion and, 2:221; family of, 2:92n; letters from (1876–80), 4:345; letters to (1876–80), 4:345; in Literary Club, 3:338, 4:59; mentioned, 2:465, 4:195; resolutions of, 2:126, 2:127, 2:128, 2:130; Revised Code and, 2:136; rioting and, 3:59, 3:60n, 3:222, 4:60n
Walpole, Thomas, 2:92
Walrond, Agnes Walwyn (later, Henley), 3:20
Walrond, Charlotte Elliot Grenfell: death of, 4:119n; health/illnesses of, 4:62; marriage of, 1:168n, 1:508, 1:509n; mentioned, 3:20, 3:96, 4:57, 4:59, 6:17
Walrond, Louisa Grenfell, 4:331
Walrond, Theodore (“Todo”), 1:168–69n; advice for, 1:64, 1:161; on examinations, 5:192; A French Eton for, 2:327; as godfather, 1:327; India examinations and, 4:198; indiscretion of, 2:454; Johnson’s Chief Lives sent to, 4:421; letters from (1846–50), 1:96–97; marriages of, 1:508, 1:509n, 4:331n; MA’s friendship with, 1:xxv; mentioned (1851–60), 1:72, 1:105, 1:115, 1:126, 1:167, 1:176, 1:192, 1:198, 1:238, 1:253, 1:359, 1:404, 1:433, 1:485, 2:3; mentioned (1861–70), 2:109, 2:124, 2:177, 2:212, 2:327, 2:373, 2:386, 2:484, 3:20, 3:96, 3:168, 3:460; mentioned (1871–80), 4:57, 4:59, 4:177, 4:389; mentioned (1881–88), 5:211, 5:214, 5:268, 6:17; possible position for, 3:373, 3:383, 3:386, 3:395, 3:403; recommendation from, 3:227; remembered, 6:298; Schools and Universities on the Continent sent to, 3:250; testimonial for, 2:194; Tom’s position and, 2:198, 2:373–74, 2:392, 5:252; travels with, 1:394, 1:396–400, 1:403; as trustee, 4:185; visits with, 1:297, 4:61–62; wife’s death and, 4:119
Walsh, Mr (unidentified), 4:9
Walsh, Mrs (cook), 2:207, 3:87, 3:88n, 3:92, 3:94, 3:110
Walter, Mr, 2:202
Walther, Linda/Ida, 2:436, 2:459
Warburton, Isabel Mary Lister, 4:312n
Warburton, William Parsons, 4:312n; letters to (1876–80), 4:312, 4:317, 4:426; letters to (1881–85), 5:148, 5:264, 5:299, 5:303, 5:310, 5:382–83, 5:439, 6:4; position for, 6:4; as replacement during American tour, 5:294, 5:299, 5:303, 5:308, 5:310, 5:382
Ward family, 2:312
Ward, Adolphus William, 2:35n; letters from (1866–70), 3:438; letters to (1876–80), 4:321; mentioned, 2:34, 5:230; position of, 3:439n; translations of, 3:282–83, 3:286, 3:287
Ward, Arnold (Thomas’s son), 4:429
Ward, Caroline Bulloch, 2:17, 2:34, 2:35n
Ward, Clara, 2:34
Ward, Dorothy Mary, 4:359n, 4:415
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 5:356, 5:357n
Ward, F., 2:180n
Ward, John (father), 1:22n, 1:47n, 1:458, 1:459n, 2:17, 2:35
Ward, John (son), 2:35n; letters to (1856–60), 2:34; letters to (1871–75), 4:118; mentioned, 2:350, 3:164, 3:288n; works: Experiences of a Diplomatist, 6:343
Ward, Laura. See Greenhill, Laura Ward
Ward, Martha Arnold (“Patty,” MA’s aunt), 1:21, 1:22n, 1:35, 1:47n, 1:158, 2:35n
Ward, Mary Augusta Arnold (Thomas’s wife, MA’s niece): acquaintances of, 1:xxxix; advice for, 5:418; Dick’s stay with, 4:290; health/illnesses of, 5:85, 5:414, 5:415n, 6:285, 6:328; letters to (1881–85), 5:414, 5:420; on letter writing, 1:85n; Lucy’s wedding and, 5:471; marriage of, 4:53n; mentioned, 2:118, 2:221, 2:222, 3:85, 3:418, 4:272, 4:412, 5:423, 5:435, 6:117, 6:141–42, 6:147, 6:357, 6:359; requests of, 6:210; Russell’s letter to, 1:xix–xx; travels of, 6:272, 6:326; visits with, 6:231, 6:269, 6:271; writing of, 3:254, 3:255n, 4:61; works: Amiel’s Journal, 6:117, 6:229, 6:301, 6:339; Miss Bretherton, 5:476, 6:3; “The Poem of the Cid,” 4:61n, 4:70, 4:73; Robert Elsmere, 6:320, 6:321n, 6:362, 6:363n
Ward, Samuel Gray, 2:314–15, 6:174, 6:174n
Ward, Mrs. T., 6:69
Ward, Thomas Humphry, 4:53n; on Clough, 5:252; Dick’s career and, 6:355; Dick’s stay with, 4:290; health/illnesses of, 6:326, 6:328; lecture of, 5:9, 5:12; letters to (1871–75), 4:53, 4:143, 4:250–51, 4:253, 4:264–65, 4:272; letters to (1876–80), 4:358–59, 4:379, 4:414–15, 4:428–29, 4:430–32, 5:9–10, 5:15, 5:28–29, 5:54, 5:81–83, 5:84–85, 5:92, 5:97, 5:103–4, 5:117; letters to (1881–85), 5:418, 6:71–72, 6:74; letters to (1886–88), 6:117, 6:300–301, 6:353; mentioned, 5:184, 5:414, 5:423, 5:435, 6:141–42, 6:339; requests of, 5:117, 6:210; reviews of, 4:436; travels of, 6:272; visits with, 6:231, 6:269, 6:271; works: The English Poets (ed.), 5:45, 5:54–55, 5:65, 5:75, 5:92, 5:128n; The Reign of Victoria (ed.), 6:117n, 6:211n, 6:250, 6:253, 6:260. See also “The Study of Poetry” (MA)
Ward, Wilfrid: letters to (1886–88), 6:263
Warden, Mr (unidentified), 1:33–34
Ware, Mr (oculist), 1:23
Warner, Henry Lee, 3:385
Warner, Marshall, 6:329
Warre, Edmond, 5:213
Warren, William Fairfield: letters to (1881–85), 5:413
Warrington, Lady (Elizabeth Billing), 1:221, 1:222n
Warton, Thomas, 1:407
Washington, George, 1:88n, 2:15, 5:327, 5:352, 5:477
Washington (D.C.): lecture at, 5:356, 5:359; visits to, 5:361, 5:363n, 5:364–65, 5:368, 6:160–61
Wasson, David Atwood, 6:110
Wastwater: description of, 1:242; photograph of, 3:305
water cure/hydropathy, 1:189, 1:337n
Waterer nurseryman, 6:19, 6:20n
Waterhouse, Mr (unidentified), 4:119
Waterhouse, Alfred, 4:119n
Waterloo, visit to, 2:31, 2:32n
Waters, Benjamin, 2:203
Waterton, Mrs (unidentified), 1:187, 1:188n, 1:190, 1:195, 1:443, 1:449
Waterton, Fanny, 1:449
Waterwitch (steamer), 1:24
Watkin, Edward William, 3:256
Watkin, Elvy, 1:158
Watkins, appointment of, 2:218
Watkins, Frederick, 2:443n
Watkins, Rev. Henry George (father), 4:42n
Watkins, Rev. Henry George (son): letters to (1871–75), 4:42
Watkinson, C. D., 1:liv, 2:107n
Watson, Mr (Byron House tenant), 3:236, 3:237n, 3:308
Watson, Arthur George, 3:271, 3:274, 3:284, 3:284n, 4:62, 4:103
Watson, John, 1:290
Watson, William Henry, 5:376, 5:377n
Watts, George Frederic: letters from (1881–85), 5:140; letters to (1876–80), 5:90, 5:98; letters to (1881–85), 5:137, 5:144, 5:200, 5:467, 6:48, 6:55; mentioned, 4:366, 5:477, 6:295; Poetry of Byron sent to, 5:160; portrait by, 3:166n; request of, 5:468; sitting for, 5:99
Waugh, Rev. Benjamin, 4:269
Waugh, Francis Gledstanes: letters to (1886–88), 6:350
Wayte, Miss, 1:240
Wayte, Samuel William: letters to (1851–56), 1:240
wealth, distribution of, 6:322–23
Webb, Barbara Lyall, 6:222, 6:223n, 6:320, 6:321n
Webb, Miss or Mrs (unidentified), 1:204, 1:206n, 2:301, 2:357–58, 4:52
Webb, Robert William, 6:222, 6:223n, 6:321n
Webber (servant), 1:222, 1:223n
Weber, Frederick, 2:300
Webster, Miss (unidentified), 6:252
Webster, Anna Julia. See Grant Duff, Anna Julia Webster
Weekly Register, 4:95n
Week (Toronto weekly), 5:426, 5:477
Weigall, Henry: MA’s sitting for, 6:14, 6:18, 6:22, 6:26, 6:29, 6:38; mentioned, 2:205n
Weigall, Rose Sophia Mary Fane, 2:204, 2:205n
Welby, Lady (Victoria Alexandrina Maria Louisa Stuart-Wortley): letters to (1886–88), 6:286
Weldon’s Register, 3:126n
Wellesley, Gerald Valerian (dean of Windsor), 4:385
Wellesley, Henry Richard Charles. See Cowley, Lord (Henry Richard Charles Wellesley)
Wellesley College (U.S.), 5:347
Wellington, duke of, 2:112, 3:14n, 3:119
Wellman, Ellen Margaret: letters to (1881–85), 5:293
Wells, bishop of (Lord Arthur Charles Hervey), 3:379, 3:380n
Wells College, 5:375n
Wemyss, earl of. See Douglas, Francis Wemyss Charteris (Lord Elcho)
Wemyss, Anne Frederica Anson (Lady Elcho): family of, 5:128n; letters to (1876–80), 4:369, 5:88; letters to (1881–85), 5:193, 5:421–22, 5:450; mentioned, 6:44; visit with, 5:448–49
Wensleydale, baron of, 3:188n
Went, Rev. James: letters to (1881–85), 5:265
Wentworth, Lady: letters from (1876–80), 5:124
Wesleyan Conference, 2:129
Wesleyan Practising School (Westminster), 2:60
Wesleyan School (Oxford), 2:143
Wesleyan Training School (London), 2:153, 2:164–65, 3:296, 3:393, 3:394
West, Algernon Edward, 3:343, 3:344n
Westbury, Lady (Elinor Mary Abraham Bethell), 3:117n
Westbury, Lady (Mary Florence Bethell), 6:327, 6:329n
Westbury, Lord (Richard Bethell), 3:116, 3:117n, 4:17
Westcott, Brooke Foss, 3:286n; letters to (1866–70), 3:285–86, 3:408; St Paul and Protestantism sent to, 3:415
Western Morning News, 4:407, 5:12
West Humble, Dorking: family members’ visits to, 3:50; Grant Duffs at, 3:153–55; outings near, 3:47–49, 3:52, 3:54, 3:148–49, 3:159–60; plans for, 3:138; schools near, 3:140, 3:143; stays at, 3:45, 3:55, 3:127, 3:129
“West London” (MA), 5:335
Westminster, Lady (Constance Gertrude Granville), 4:90, 4:91n
Westminster Abbey: burials in, 4:114, 4:394n; Coleridge’s bust for, 5:468n; donors to, 6:169n, 6:337, 6:347; Kingsley’s bust for, 4:267n; marriages in, 4:396n, 5:86n; Stanley’s sermon at, 3:330, 3:331n; Wordsworth’s statue in, 5:32, 5:34
“Westminster Abbey” (MA): editions and reprints of, 5:281; as elegy on Stanley, 1:53n, 5:180n; mentioned, 1:xlv, 5:190; publication of, 5:190; responses to, 5:186, 5:187, 5:220; “Thyrsis” compared to, 5:185
Westminster Assembly of Divines, 1:153, 1:154n
Westminster Review: on Arnold’s poems, 1:250, 1:264, 1:274; contributors to, 4:432n; editor of, 1:262n; on Essays in Criticism, 2:398, 2:407; on Homer lectures, 2:120; on lectures, 2:116; mentioned, 4:335; negotiations of, 1:261; on Poems (1853), 1:283n; on Poems (1855), 1:301; readership of, 2:471; on Ruskin and MA, 2:234, 2:235, 2:236; on Schools and Universities on the Continent, 3:266; Smith’s writing and, 2:98
Westminster Wesleyan Training School: drawing examination at, 5:464; inspections of, 3:450, 4:385, 5:69, 5:175; lecture for, 4:183, 4:184n, 4:185, 4:192; mentioned, 4:197; retirement gift from, 6:211; St Paul and Protestantism sent to, 3:413, 3:414n; school board for, 3:448, 3:451; speech for, 6:221, 6:222n; students of, 5:91n. See also Wesleyan Practising School (Westminster)
Westmoreland Gazette, 3:14
Westmorland, description of, 1:xlvii–xlviii. See also Ambleside; Fox How
Westmorland, Lady Priscilla Anne Fane, 2:204, 3:13, 3:14
Weston (servant), 2:301
Wharncliff, Lord (Edward Montagu Stuart Granville Montagu Stuart Wortley Mackenzie), 6:25, 6:26n
Wharton family, 5:364
Whately family, 1:36, 1:163, 3:448
Whately, Mrs, 1:141, 1:142, 1:144
Whately, Blanche, 1:508, 1:509n
Whately, Edward William, 1:73, 1:74n
Whately, Elizabeth Jane, 1:166n, 3:86n
Whately, Elizabeth Pope, 1:36n
Whately, Henrietta. See Arnold, Henrietta Whately Wale
Whately, Richard (archbishop of Dublin), 1:36n, 1:327n, 2:20, 3:85, 3:86n
Wheatley-Balme, Edward Balme, 4:77
Wheatley-Balme, Hannah Maude, 4:77
Whelan, Henry, 5:125
Whewell, William, 2:68n; death of, 2:225n; letters from (1861–65), 2:67–68; letters to (1861–65), 2:68–69, 2:139, 2:481–82; mentioned, 4:364
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 6:87n
Whitaker, John H.: letters to (1861–65), 2:237
White, Messrs, 2:5
White, Mrs, 6:271
White, Rev. Edward: letters to (1866–70), 3:318
White, Eleanor Eliza (later, Holden), 1:290n
White, Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherfurd, 6:269, 6:270n
White, Maude Valérie, 6:242, 6:243n
White, Robert, 2:94n
White, William: letters to (1866–70), 3:126
White Horse Cellars, 4:167
White House (U.S.), 5:365
Whiteman, John Clarmont, 1:221, 1:222n, 1:411, 2:92
Whiteman, Sarah Horsley, 1:222n
Whitfield, Margaret (later, Carnegie), 6:284n, 6:303, 6:307, 6:331
Whitman, Mrs (unidentified), 5:369, 5:460
Whitman, Walt, 2:469n, 3:73, 3:234n, 3:359
Whitmore, Charles Algernon, 6:170, 6:171n
Whitmore, George, 6:44n
Whitmore, Henry Eardley, 5:177n, 5:449, 6:43, 6:44n, 6:222, 6:324
Whitmore, Mildred, 5:177n, 5:449, 6:43, 6:44n, 6:222, 6:324
Whitney, William Collins, 6:196, 6:197n
Whitridge family, 6:105
Whitridge, Arnold (MA’s grandson), 1:xvii, 1:xxxvii, 1:xxxviii, 1:xlii
Whitridge, Bertha, 6:326
Whitridge, Eleanor (later Thwaites, MA’s granddaughter): acquaintances of, 1:xxxix; birth of, 6:142; clothing of, 6:211; desire to see, 6:147–48, 6:208, 6:234, 6:241, 6:260, 6:315, 6:324, 6:327, 6:339, 6:348, 6:354, 6:358; health/illnesses of, 6:157, 6:162, 6:170–71, 6:197, 6:254, 6:319; as infant, 6:189, 6:193, 6:194, 6:208, 6:251, 6:266; names and nicknames of, 6:146–47, 6:148, 6:149, 6:190, 6:199; papers of, 1:xxxix; plans for, 6:164; portraits of, 6:204, 6:229, 6:332, 6:338; sibling for, 6:337; visit to England, 6:271, 6:284–85, 6:298; wet nurse for, 6:221
Whitridge, Frederick Wallingford, 5:457n; assistance in publishing, 6:338, 6:348, 6:359; departure for America, 5:476; Eleanor’s birth and, 6:148; gifts for/from, 6:235, 6:251, 6:337; health/illnesses of, 6:229, 6:236; law firm of, 6:44n, 6:191, 6:193, 6:218, 6:272, 6:301–2; marriage of, 5:459–60; mentioned, 5:474–75, 6:22, 6:23, 6:65, 6:80, 6:106, 6:164, 6:184, 6:199, 6:205–6, 6:211, 6:265, 6:316; opinion of, 5:459; outings with, 6:303–4; papers of, 1:xlii; visit to England, 6:284–85, 6:298, 6:301–2
Whitridge, Joan (later Forsyth), 1:xxxix
Whitridge, John (Fred’s father), 5:457n, 6:162
Whitridge, John (MA’s grandson), 6:337, 6:339n
Whitridge, Lucie Bailey (Fred’s mother), 5:457n, 6:45
Whitridge, Lucy Charlotte Arnold (“LuLu,” MA’s daughter): anecdotes about, 2:28, 2:109, 2:111, 3:51–52, 3:158, 3:193; birth of, 1:391n, 1:396n; botanizing and, 4:23; character of, 5:71–72; childhood of, 2:36, 2:74–75, 2:115, 2:116; clothing and costumes of, 3:104, 3:445, 4:88, 5:359, 5:467; confinement of, 6:106, 6:135, 6:137, 6:138, 6:140, 6:141–42, 6:143, 6:145, 6:337; dancing and, 4:388, 5:5; departure for America, 5:476; Dick’s departure for Autralia and, 4:441; education of, 3:10, 3:163, 3:182, 3:186, 3:236, 3:276, 3:304, 3:429, 3:433, 3:447; family’s visit to, 6:105–6, 6:135, 6:154–55, 6:161, 6:163; finances of, 3:7; gifts for, 2:154, 2:173, 3:23–24, 3:98–100, 3:218, 3:461, 4:82, 5:73, 5:466–67, 5:471–72; godfather of, 1:169n; godmothers of, 1:410–11, 1:414; health/illnesses of (birth to 1860), 1:425, 1:489–90, 2:7, 2:31, 2:40; health/illnesses of (1861–65), 2:54, 2:57, 2:58, 2:65, 2:117, 2:221, 2:235–36, 2:400; health/illnesses of (1866–70), 3:45, 3:111, 3:172, 3:309, 3:383, 3:429, 3:447, 3:451; health/illnesses of (1871–75), 4:67; health/illnesses of (1876–80), 5:95; health/illnesses of (1881–85), 6:17; health/illnesses of (1886–88), 6:147, 6:164, 6:166, 6:171, 6:174, 6:189, 6:216–17, 6:353; iceskating of, 3:462, 4:446; injuries of, 5:162, 5:163, 5:170, 5:186, 5:241; letters (general), 1:xxxiii, 1:xlii; letters from (1881–85), 6:66; letters from (1886–88), 6:216, 6:265; letters to (1861–65), 2:468; letters to (1866–70), 3:364; letters to (1881–84), 5:175–76, 5:244, 5:249–50, 5:448–49, 5:465–66, 5:474–75; letters to (1885), 6:3–4, 6:6–7, 6:9–11, 6:13–14, 6:17–18, 6:21–24, 6:25–26, 6:28–29, 6:35–36, 6:40–41, 6:42–43, 6:61–63, 6:64–65, 6:68–70, 6:72–73, 6:80–81, 6:105–7; letters to (1886), 6:121–22, 6:147–49, 6:163–64, 6:198–201, 6:204–6, 6:207–9, 6:210–11, 6:216–18, 6:221–22, 6:227–29, 6:234–36, 6:241–42; letters to (1887), 6:250–52, 6:254–55, 6:260–62, 6:264–66, 6:271–72, 6:277–78, 6:315–16, 6:319–21, 6:324–26, 6:327–29, 6:332–33; letters to (1888), 6:337–39, 6:344–46, 6:348–49, 6:353–55, 6:358–59; marriage of, 5:456–57, 5:459, 5:466–67, 5:470, 5:471–72, 5:476; mentioned, 1:470, 2:482, 4:265, 4:266, 5:127, 5:135; musical ability of, 3:460; Nineteenth Century sent to, 6:247; N.Y. friends of, 6:186; outings of, 2:172, 2:177, 2:207, 2:224–25, 3:50–51, 3:148, 3:202, 3:268–69, 3:426, 3:436, 4:57, 4:59, 4:179, 4:229–30, 4:313, 4:320, 5:254, 5:267, 5:268, 5:439; on poetry, 4:22; portraits of, 2:248, 2:359, 2:399, 6:163, 6:164, 6:204; school inspections and, 3:163; servants of, 6:193; sibling relations and, 2:483; stories for, 2:406; travels in America, 5:298, 5:302, 5:303, 5:305, 5:307, 5:312–13, 5:318, 5:328, 5:337, 5:347, 5:352, 5:365, 5:386, 5:389, 5:399, 5:405, 6:254; travels of, 2:17, 2:19, 2:21, 2:22, 2:201–2, 2:288, 2:337, 2:341, 4:146, 4:152–55, 4:419–20, 4:422, 4:423, 5:45, 5:179, 5:182, 5:238, 5:243, 5:244; visit to England (1885), 6:53, 6:55, 6:61, 6:62–63; visit to England (1887), 6:261, 6:265, 6:269, 6:271, 6:284–85, 6:298, 6:301–2, 6:304, 6:308, 6:316; visit to England (1888), 6:348, 6:358
Whittemore, Mr (unidentified): letters to (1886–88), 6:195
Whittemore, Benjamin Franklin, 6:195n
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 5:329n, 5:337
Whittredge, Charles Edward, 5:339n
Whitworth, Joseph, 3:244, 3:245n
Wickham, Mr, 6:367
Widdrington, Dorothy (Lady Grey), 6:211, 6:212n
Wiese, Ludwig, 3:364
Wiggin, Catherine (later, Lawrence), 6:41, 6:73
Wightman, Caroline. See Wood, Caroline Elizabeth Wightman (Flu’s sister)
Wightman, Charlotte Georgina Eleanor (“Baby”), 1:365n; Basil’s death and, 3:211, 3:216, 3:217; father’s death and, 2:255; health/illnesses of, 1:502, 2:288, 3:284; illness and death of, 5:269n, 5:271; living arrangements of, 4:50, 4:67, 4:109; mentioned, 1:192, 1:195, 2:106, 2:108, 2:134, 2:172, 2:224, 3:68, 3:127, 3:133, 3:139n, 4:69, 5:268; mother’s death and, 4:31; Tom’s death and, 3:296; visits with, 1:364, 1:497, 3:257, 3:259, 3:261, 4:80, 4:183, 4:388
Wightman, Lady Charlotte Mary Bird (Flu’s mother): at Bath, 3:181, 3:182, 3:186; death of, 4:30–31, 4:32n; dentistry for, 2:67; Dicky’s toothache and, 2:91–92; family of, 1:174n; Flu’s confinement and, 1:318, 1:319; gifts from, 1:351; health/illnesses of, 1:502, 1:519, 2:3, 2:51, 3:155, 3:284, 3:301, 3:303–4, 3:462, 3:464, 4:7, 4:9, 4:22; Judge’s death and, 2:254–55; Judge’s will and, 1:xxvi–xxvii, 2:258, 4:31; letters to (1851–55), 1:214–15, 1:225–26; mentioned, 1:200, 1:201, 1:349, 2:140, 2:141, 2:199, 2:241, 2:288, 2:370, 2:482, 3:7, 3:14, 3:68, 3:97, 3:119, 3:173, 3:368, 3:460, 4:2, 4:3; travels with, 2:93; visits with, 1:308, 1:364, 1:497, 2:310, 3:257, 3:259, 3:261, 3:397. See also Eaton Place (Wightman residency)
Wightman, Frances Lucy. See Arnold, Frances Lucy Wightman (“Flu,” MA’s wife)
Wightman, Mary Henrietta. See Benson, Mary Henrietta Wightman (“Tiny,” Flu’s sister)
Wightman, Judge William (Flu’s father): assistance from, 1:385, 1:393; death of, 2:254–56, 2:257–58; family of, 1:174n; health/illnesses of, 2:7, 2:241; letters from (1856–60), 1:501–3; letters to (1851–55), 1:218–19; MA rejected by, 1:176n, 1:189; MA’s engagement approved by, 1:199, 1:203; mentioned, 1:193, 1:195, 1:196, 1:316, 2:34, 2:73, 2:140, 2:141, 2:157, 2:160, 2:199, 2:222; obituary of, 2:338n; remembered, 3:161; travels of, 1:501–2; visits with, 1:364, 1:497; will of, 1:xxvi–xxvii, 2:258. See also Eaton Place (Wightman residency); judicial circuit (Judge Wightman’s)
Wigram, Alfred Money, 6:354, 6:355n
Wilberforce, Edward, 2:12
Wilberforce, Samuel (bishop of Oxford, later Winchester), 1:321n; biography of, 5:254; on Irish Church bill, 3:352; letters from (1856–60), 2:12; letters to (1861–65), 2:130–31; in Literary Club, 3:308, 3:338; mentioned, 2:266, 2:267, 2:268, 3:360n, 3:366–67, 4:218; nickname of, 2:276n; on poetry, 1:321; Revised Code and, 2:125, 2:126, 2:130, 2:135; sermon of, 2:275–76; views of, 4:13; visits with, 2:269–70, 3:164, 3:166
The Wild Cats (play), 6:86
Wilde, Oscar: acquaintances of, 6:87n; on gossip, 1:li; influences on, 3:197n; letters to (1881–85), 5:156; mentioned, 5:276; reputation of, 5:156n
Wileman, E., 4:125
Wilhelm I (emperor of Germany), 1:98
Wilkinson, Anne Reed (later, Arnold), 6:355n
Wilkinson, George Howard, 4:137–38
Wilks, Mr (unidentified), 6:164, 6:167
Wilks, Emma (later, Fitch), 2:344n, 5:115, 5:309
Willes, Anne Elizabeth (later, Lambart), 1:80n
Willett, Mr: letters to (1861–65), 2:212–13
Willett, Henry, 6:273n; letters to (1886–88), 6:272
William (factotum), 2:140, 2:141, 2:161
William II (Friedrich Wilhelm Viktor Albert, crown prince): illness of, 6:320, 6:321n; mentioned, 6:92, 6:101, 6:106, 6:112; visit with, 6:90–92
William III, 1:458, 1:462, 1:464, 6:151, 6:152
William Delafield Arnold Collection, 1:xxxviii
William Doyle Galleries, 1:xxv
Williams, Mr (unidentified), 5:230
Williams, Amelia (Lady Erle), 2:6n, 3:331, 3:332n, 4:207
Williams, Arthur: letters to (1876–80), 4:315
Williams, Charles, 3:49n, 3:150n
Williams, David (late Warden), 2:6n, 2:36, 2:37n, 3:332n
Williams, James, 5:269n
Williams, John Carvel: letters to (1871–75), 4:108
Williams, Monier, 2:42n
Williams, Rowland, 2:63n, 2:394, 2:394–95n, 3:381
Williams and Norgate (publishing firm), 1:355, 1:357n, 2:382, 3:381, 4:157, 5:450
Williamson’s (merchant), 6:65
William the Silent, 1:458, 1:461, 1:464
Willis, Mr (unidentified), 5:286
Willows, Emily (later, Engleheart), 3:198n
Wilson family, 2:147
Wilson, Bishop, 3:85
Wilson, Miss (unidentified), 4:76
Wilson, Mrs (Miss Sumner), 2:372
Wilson, Mrs (servant), 4:244, 4:368, 4:392
Wilson, A.: letters to (1886–88), 6:136
Wilson, Alice Emily (later, Chinnery), 6:326n
Wilson, Andrew, 5:165n; letters to (1881–85), 5:164
Wilson, Charles Rivers, 2:148n
Wilson, Eliza, 2:369n
Wilson, Emilie Isabel (later, Barrington): letters to (1876–80), 4:366, 5:99
Wilson, George Ferguson: letters to (1881–85), 5:309
Wilson, Henry Bristow, 2:63n, 2:148n
Wilson, James, 1:101, 1:102n, 2:369n, 4:77n, 4:366
Wilson, James Maurice, 2:148n
Wilson, John, 1:321, 1:322n, 2:169, 5:190
Wilson, Maurice Emery, 5:341n; letters to (1881–85), 5:340
Wilson, William James Erasmus, 1:125, 1:126n
Wimbledon poisoning case, 5:187, 5:188n
Winans, 6:214
Winchester, bishop of. See Wilberforce, Samuel (bishop of Oxford, later Winchester)
Winchester library, 4:266
Windham, William, 1:360
Windhorst, Ludwig, 6:93, 6:94n, 6:96, 6:102
Windsor Hotel (Montreal), 5:395–97
Windsor Hotel (N.Y.C.), 5:307, 5:313, 5:316
Wingate, Charles Frederick: letters to (1866–70), 3:232
Wingfield, Edith Caroline Wood Rhys: birthday of, 1:216; MA on, 1:lii; marriage of, 3:458–59; mentioned, 2:310, 3:418, 4:14, 4:109, 4:365
Wingfield, Edward Rhys, 3:458–59, 4:14
Winsloe, Emma (later, Tennant), 5:268, 5:269n
Winterbotham, Henry Selfe Page, 3:264, 3:265n, 4:83
Winthrop, Mrs (unidentified), 5:207
Winthrop, Robert Charles: letters to (1886–88), 6:198
Winyard family, 1:15
Winyard, Mrs, 1:63–64
Wisconsin, places visited in: Madison, 5:384, 5:392, 6:254; Milwaukee, 5:384
Wise, T. J., 4:434n
Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, 1:178, 1:191
Wister, Owen, 5:371n
Wister, Owen Jones, 5:371n, 6:159
Wister, Sarah Butler: family of, 5:370–71; letters to (1886–88), 6:159
witches, trial of Lowestoft, 4:362
Withers, W. Stanley: letters to (1881–85), 5:452; letters to (1886–88), 6:258
Wodehouse, Armine, 3:21n
Wodehouse, Charles Nourse, 2:44n
Wodehouse, Diana (later, Thornton), 6:122, 6:123n
Wodehouse, Ernestine Emma (later, Marshall), 6:269, 6:270n
Wodehouse, James Hay, 2:43, 2:44n
Wodehouse, John (Lord Kimberley), 3:301
Wodehouse, Laura Sophia (later, Currie), 3:20, 3:21n
Wodehouse, Roger, 1:xxxviii
Wolf, Mr (unidentified), 4:148, 4:149n
Wolf, Friedrich, 1:114, 1:115n
Wolff, Henry Drummond Charles, 1:174n; letters from (1856–60), 1:421–22; letters to (1866–70), 3:332–33; mentioned, 1:174, 1:383, 2:147, 6:75; Russia-Turkey conflict and, 4:365
Wollaston, Arthur Naylor: letters to (1881–85), 6:25
Wolseley, Col. Garnet Joseph, 4:207n; letters from (1881–85), 5:138; letters to (1881–85), 5:137; letters to (1886–88), 6:351–52; living arrangements of, 5:131; meeting with, 4:206; mentioned, 1:167–68n, 4:369n, 5:239, 5:259, 6:236
Wolseley, Lady Louisa: letters to (1881–85), 5:131; mentioned, 5:137, 5:138
Wolsey, Thomas, 2:102n
women and girls: citizenship of, 3:417n; English vs. Italian, 3:272; Greek, 1:378; as teachers, 1:323, 2:387; voting and, 3:422, 3:423n
women’s education: books on, 3:273n; at Cambridge University, 6:292; commission’s interest in, 2:364–65; correspondence course for, 5:100n; on Greece and Bible, 3:259; in Italy, 2:424; lack of knowledge about, 2:325; Martineau on, 2:343, 2:344n; memorial in support of, 2:360–61; schools for, 3:272; Taunton Commission and, 2:360
Wood family: children of, 1:216, 1:218n, 4:65; mentioned, 1:208, 2:246n, 2:302; outings with, 2:46; Tom’s birthday at, 2:321–22; visits with, 1:390n, 2:102
Wood, Mr, 5:393
Wood, Mr (at Harrow), 3:260, 3:274, 3:288, 3:309, 3:338, 3:438
Wood, Ada (Adela), 6:349
Wood, Amelia (later, Newcome), 4:49, 4:50n, 6:316
Wood, Arthur P.: letters to (1871–75), 4:255; mentioned, 4:388, 5:307; visit with, 6:61
Wood, Caroline Elizabeth Wightman (Flu’s sister): children’s marriages and, 3:458–59; death of, 4:133; Dicky’s toothache and, 2:92; family of, 1:218n, 1:222n, 2:67n, 2:94n; father’s death and, 2:254; letters to (1851–55), 1:216–17; marriage of, 1:268; mentioned, 1:200, 1:205, 2:310, 2:370, 4:22, 4:49; Tom’s death and, 3:296
Wood, Charles Alexander (“Aleck”), 1:221, 1:222n
Wood, Cyril, 2:94
Wood, Frances Moodie, 6:243n
Wood, Peter Almeric Leheup, 1:268n; advice from, 4:49; family of, 1:218n, 1:222n, 2:67n, 2:94n, 2:304, 2:352, 3:439, 4:50n; Judge’s death and, 2:254; as Lady Wightman’s executor, 4:31; mentioned, 1:327; position for, 2:102n; Tom’s death and, 3:296
Wood, Richard Somerville, 6:242, 6:243n
Wood, Robert, 2:264
Wood, Sophia Brownrigg, 1:221, 1:222n
Wood, Wallace, 4:428–29
Wood, William Wightman (“Willy”): mentioned, 2:107, 2:268, 2:474, 4:255, 6:29; school of, 2:67; Tom’s death and, 3:296; visit with, 5:95
Woodall, Mary Hebden (later, Dent), 1:462, 1:463n
Woodard, Nathaniel, 2:328, 2:329
Woodcock’s Little Game (Morton), 2:345n
Woodford rectory: description of, 2:306; fondness for, 3:37; as influence, 3:32, 3:34; roses at, 2:310; stay at, 2:303, 2:305, 2:313, 2:326
Wood Rhys, Edith Caroline. See Wingfield, Edith Caroline Wood Rhys
Woods, Mary A., 6:225
Woolner, Thomas, 2:212n, 4:267n, 4:396
Woolrich, Artillery Ball at, 4:388
“A Word about America” (MA): mentioned, 5:219; publication of, 5:47n, 5:445n; references in, 1:83n; writing of, 5:46–47
“A Word More about America” (MA): mentioned, 6:4, 6:15, 6:19; proofs of, 5:445n; publication of, 5:445, 6:21; references in, 5:366n, 6:34n; responses to, 6:18, 6:20–22; writing of, 6:3
“A Word More about Spinoza” (MA): payment for, 2:253n; publication of, 2:185n, 2:246n, 2:332, 2:351–52; writing of, 2:245
Wordsworth family, 1:6, 1:7n, 1:8–9, 1:12, 1:13, 5:347
Wordsworth, Christopher: family of, 1:175; letter from (1876–80), 5:59; memoir of father by, 6:318; mentioned, 4:291n; protest of, 2:259, 2:260n
Wordsworth, Dorothy (“Dora,” later, Quillinan), 1:13, 1:16n, 1:165n, 2:452
Wordsworth, Fanny Eliza Graham, 4:411n; letters to (1876–80), 4:410; letters to (1881–85), 5:258, 5:300
Wordsworth, Gordon Graham: family of, 4:411n; letters to (1876–80), 5:15–16; letters to (1881–85), 6:44–45, 6:68; mentioned, 5:300, 6:66
Wordsworth, Mary Hutchinson: book for, 1:300; death of, 1:411; letters from (1829–40), 1:15–16; on Mary Arnold Twining, 1:95n; on MA’s marriage, 1:209–10n; mentioned, 1:358; obituary of, 1:412n
Wordsworth, Susan Esther Coxe, 6:363
Wordsworth, William (father): acquaintances of, 1:102n, 1:166n, 5:371n, 6:156; allusions to, 1:117, 1:207n, 1:246n, 1:342n, 3:437n, 5:55n, 6:189n, 6:313n; biographies of, 6:318; burial of, 4:114; copyright issues and, 5:125, 5:199; correspondence with, 1:10; death of, 1:173n, 5:56; Goethe and, 1:148, 1:166; on grief, 4:180; handwriting of, 2:340; home of, 6:185n; as influence, 1:xlvii, 1:76, 2:129, 4:123; Knight on, 5:43–44; letters of (1829–40), 1:14–15, 1:16–17n; letters of (1841–45), 1:63–64; letters of (1846–50), 1:109, 1:110n; on letter writing, 1:xliv; lifestyle of, 1:402; MA compared to, 4:379; mentioned, 1:101, 1:123, 3:51, 3:176, 5:209, 5:223; opinion of, 1:369, 2:339, 5:75; on poetry, 1:141; portraits of, 5:40, 5:41n, 5:62, 5:274; quoted, 3:32, 5:31, 5:116, 5:147n, 5:312n, 6:24, 6:126; reading of, 4:22, 5:32; references to, 4:331; statue of, 5:32, 5:34; travels of, 6:132; verses for, 1:171n, 1:173n, 1:300; writings on, 1:259, 4:28n, 4:285n; works: “Effulgence,” 5:26; “Laodamia,” 5:25; Yarrow Revisited and Other Poems, 1:17n. See also “Memorial Verses” (MA); Poems of Wordsworth (MA); “Wordsworth” (MA)
Wordsworth, William (son), 4:411n, 5:51, 5:258
Wordsworth, Willie (grandson), 5:77
“Wordsworth” (MA), 4:354n
Wordsworth Society: addresses to, 5:268; founding of, 4:285n, 5:140; meetings of, 4:61n, 5:423, 5:424n; members of, 1:16–17n, 4:285n; mentioned, 5:157; publications of, 6:224n. See also “Address to the Wordsworth Society May 2nd 1883” (MA)
Working Men’s Colleges and Institutes: lecture at, 4:439, 4:446, 5:4, 5:5n, 5:11, 5:12; mentioned, 2:248n, 3:424, 3:425n, 4:69, 4:86; reading list for, 6:113–14
World: correspondents of, 3:197n; founding of, 3:188n; on MA, 4:316, 6:72; “Poor Mathias” parodied in, 5:245; on Tennyson, 5:122; writing of, 6:318
“Worldly Place” (MA), 3:292
“World’s Triumphs” (MA), 3:322
Wormell, Deborah, 3:15n
Worsley, Mr (unidentified), 4:248
Worsley, Philip Stanhope, 2:109, 2:116, 2:139, 2:166–67, 2:168
Wotton, description of, 3:353, 5:220
Wotton House (near Dorking, Surrey), 5:161
Wreford, Elizabeth Morell (later, Morell), 5:138–39
Wright (stonemason), 3:236
Wright (unidentified), 4:16
Wright, Ichabod Charles, 2:253, 2:355
Wright, Robert Samuel, 3:127, 3:128n
Wrightson, Mr (unidentified), 1:33
“Written in Kensington Gardens” (MA), 1:151–52
Wunderly family, 6:125
Wyatt, Surgeon Maj., 4:444
Wyke, Charles Lennox, 6:25, 6:26–27n
Wylie family, 6:230
Wynne, Marjorie G., 1:xxxix
Wynter, Philip, 1:47n, 3:49, 4:46
Wyoming (boat), 6:236
Wyon, Allan, 2:51, 2:52n, 2:123
Wyss, George von, 6:123, 6:124, 6:125
Xavier, Saint Francis, 2:175
“x Club,” 4:293n
“Yale Manuscript,” 1:xxxix
Yale University: Beinecke Library at, 1:xxxvii, 1:xxxviii–xxxix; lectures at, 5:331, 6:322; Sterling Memorial Library at, 1:xxiv, 1:xxxiv–xxxv; visit to, 5:333–34n
Yamold, E., 2:32
Yarde-Buller, John Buller, 1:358
Yardley, Edward: letters to (1866–70), 3:267
Yarnall, Ellis, 1:284, 5:356n, 5:361, 6:156, 6:160
Yates, Dorothea Crompton, 2:77
Yates, Edmund, 3:188n; Dickens banquet and, 3:186; fund-raising by, 5:184; journal of, 3:197n; letters to (1886–88), 6:149; mentioned, 5:335
Yates, James, 2:77n; A French Eton for, 2:313; letters to (1861–65), 2:76, 2:144; mentioned, 2:326, 3:164
Yates, Sarah Jane (later, Fielden), 1:476, 1:477n
Yates Thompson. See Thompson, Henry Yates
York, archbishop of. See Magee, William Connon (bishop of Peterborough, later archbishop of York); Thomson, William (archbishop of York)
York, dean of (Rev. Augustus Duncombe), 1:512, 1:513n
Yorke, Anna Maria (Lady Head), 3:91
Yorke, Annie de Rothschild: family of, 1:499–500n; husband’s death and, 4:444–45; marriage of, 4:132, 4:133n; mentioned, 2:199n, 4:193, 6:28, 6:297n; party of, 4:365
Yorke, Eliot Constantine, 4:132, 4:133n, 4:193, 4:444–45
Yorke, Henry Francis Redhead, 5:449n
Yorke, Lady Lilian, 5:448, 5:449n
Young, Mr (unidentified), 6:337, 6:354
Young, Mrs, 2:58, 2:65, 3:64, 3:65
Young, Capt. Allen William, 1:512, 1:513n
Young, Charles Mayne, 3:341n
Young, Edward Mallet: letters to (1871–75), 4:105
Young, G. M., 3:245n
Young, Rev. Julian Charles, 3:341
Young, Karl, 1:xxxv
“The Youth of Nature” (MA), 1:282n
Yoxall, James Henry: letters to (1876–80), 5:91
Yule, Col. Henry, 4:308, 4:309n, 4:315–16
Zampa (Hérold), 6:120
“The Zenith of Conservatism” (MA), 6:215n
Zeuss, Johann Kaspar, 3:29, 3:30n
Zincke, Rev. Foster Barham: letters to (1881–85), 5:277, 5:301; mentioned, 5:4, 5:5n, 5:12; The Plough and the Dollar, 5:277, 5:365n
Zingari Club (cricket), 3:260
Zoological Gardens, 1:519–20, 2:203, 2:224–25, 2:375, 2:389, 3:62
Zulu war, 5:12–13