Busby, Dr., 202.

CAREY, Dr., 86, 98, 145, 150, 158.
Carey, Eustace, 150.

Catlett, Miss Elizabeth (Newton's niece),
7, 85.

Catlett, Miss Mary (afterwards Mrs. New-
ton), 70.

Catlett, Mr., buried at Olney, 31.
Causeway, the, Olney, 14.

Census of the Province of Canterbury, 132.
Chamberlain, John, 150.

Chicheley Hall, 59, Appendix.

Church, Olney, 23, 26.

Church Book, the Baptist, 128, 160.
Churchwardens, the Warrington, 30.
Churchyard Elm, the, Olney, 21.

Clifton Reynes, 110, 216; the Effigies, 219;
the Hall, 216; view from Clifton Hill,
112; the old mill, 112.

Cliff, the, 119.

Commentary, Scott's, 98.

Cowper, Mrs. (poet's mother), 44, 59.
Cowper, Mrs. (poet's cousin), 51.

Cowper, the poet, 1, 29, 31, 38, 44, 78-80, 97,
98, 103, 109, 122, 138, 164, 184, 185, 199,
218.

Cowper, Rev. John (poet's father), 44.
Cowper's House, Olney, 1, 48.
Cowper's House, Weston (Weston Lodge),

182.

Digby, Sir John, 204.

Digby, Sir Kenelm, 204, 215.
Digby, Sir Thomas, 28.
Digby's Hole, 215.
Digby's Walk, 187.

EASTON Maudit, Appendix.
Effigies at Clifton Reynes, 219.
Emberton, 48.

Epitaph, Edmund Ball's, 32; on a hare, 5;
on a peacock, 198; on a pointer, 181;
on a spaniel, 181.

FIRES at Olney, 80.

GAUNTLETT, Rev. Henry, 30, 31, 33, 40,
42, 155.

Gauntlett, Dr. Henry, 42.
Gayhurst, 91, 92, 95, 187.
Ghosts in Newton's study, 38..
Gibbons, Rev. —, of Olney, 136.
Gibbons, Dr., hymn-writer, 136.
"Gilpin, John," origin of, 116, 117.
Gog and Magog, 125.

Great House, the, Olney, 33, 77.
Grimshawe's "Cowper," 57-
Guinea Field, 49, 143.

Gunpowder Plot, 192, 204.

HALL, Rev. Robert, senior, 142.
Hall, Rev. Robert, junior, 145, 155.
Hamper of pears, Scott and the, 96.
Hares, Cowper's, 4.

Hesketh, Lady, 5, 39, 45, 57.

Higgins, Mary, Epitaph on, 186.

Hillyard, Rev. T., of Olney, 138.
Ho-brook, Legend of the, 176.
Horton House, Appendix.

Hymns, Cowper's, 49; Newton's, 80; Dr.
Gibbons's, 130.

INDEPENDENT Meeting, 135.

Stoke Goldington, 91, 202.
Storm at Olney, a, 14.
Students, Sutcliff's, 149, 150.

Students, six, expelled from Oxford, 75.
Sundial at Weston, 184.

Sutcliff, Rev. John, 127, 135, 140, 159, 162,
164, 170.

"TASK," Cowper's, 55, 117.

Temple in the Wilderness, 181.
Throckmorton, Sir Nicholas, 175.
Throckmorton, Sir John Courteney, 57, 176.
Throckmorton, Sir George Courteney, 57,
176.

Trees Churchyard Elm, the, 21; Cowper's
Oak, 123; Elms on the Market-place,
12; Gog and Magog, 125; Oak in the
Baptist Graveyard, 127; Poplars at
Lavendon Mill, 15.

Turvey Old Hall, 209.

UNWIN, Mrs., 47, 62, 109, 110.

Unwin, Rev. W. Cawthorne, 47, 59.

VICARAGE, Olney, 33.

WARRINGTON, Hamlet of, 30.
Weston Hall, 173.

Weston Lodge, 182.

Wilderness, the, Weston, 180.

Wilson, William, Cowper's barber, 10, 116,

127.

Window-shutter, lines on a, by Cowper, 185.
Works of Cowper, 68; Gauntlett, 40; New-
ton, 86; Scott, 1o1; Sutcliff, 156.
Wren, Sir Christopher, 202.
Wrighte, Sir Nathan, 196.
Wrighte, George, Esq., 196.
Wright, John, the Conspirator, 193.
Wright, Christopher, the Conspirator, 193.

YARDLEY Chase, 124.

Yardley Hastings, Appendix.

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