Chorus in Drama, The, II, 293-
297.

Chotusitz, battle of, 1, 108, 109.
Christ Church Priory, Aldgate,
III, 333.

Christchurch (Hants), III, 44.
Christian, King of Denmark, III,
208, 210, 212.
Christopher, probably Christo-
pherson, 1, 386.
Christopherson, I, 162.
Chronological Table, Gray's, I,
152, 162.
Chudleigh, Elizabeth, afterwards
bigamous Duchess of Kingston,
II, 140, 157, 210 n.; account of,
II, 140 n.
Churchill, General Charles, III,
348, 349.

Churchill, Rev. Charles, II, 40,
271, 280; III, 59.
Churchill, Rev. F., Rector of
Everdon, III, 199 n.

Chute, Anthony, son of Edward,
I, 90 n.

Chute, Chaloner (1), Speaker, 1,
90 n.

Chute, Chaloner (2), quoted, I,
50 n., 90, 106 n.
Chute, Edward, 90 n.
Chute, John, son of Edward, and
the Walpoles, I, vin., 144 n.,
146; II, 262; in Italy, 1, 88 n.,
105, 110, 117, 128; account of,
I, 90 n.; returns to England, I,
143, 144, 146, 147, 149; wit, I,
146; ill-health, 1, 145, 146; his
heraldic studies, 1, 146 n.; on
poetry, I, 185; entertaining at
The Vine, 1, 267, 269; and
Gray's Works, III, 324.
Chute, Miss or Mrs., sister of
John, I, 15 n., 105, 145, 147, 378.
Cibber, Caius Gabriel, sculptor,
II, 266.

Cibber, Colley, son of Caius, his
comedies, I, 8 n.; II, 280; his
Character and Conduct of
Cicero, 1, 163, 164; Poet Laure
ate, 1, 373 n., 374n.; his Apo-
logy, II, 280; death, 1, 373 n.

Cisterns, I, 109, 379, 380; II,
300.

Cithaeron, Mount, I, 104.
Citron Water, 1, 12.

City Remonstrance, The, III, 284,
285.

Clairon, Mlle., I, 29 n., 378; II,
300.
Claremont, or Clermont, 1, 247-
249.

Clarence, House of, III, 184.
Clarendon, Edward, 1st Earl of,
his History, II, 38, 39, 281, 302;
Autobiography, II, 91, 92, 94;
account of, II, 91 n. ; Chancel-
lor, III, 185 n.

Clarendon and Rochester, Henry,
Earl of, son of Edward, II,
39 n.
Clarges, Sir Thomas, and the
Rabbit-woman, III, 45 n.

Clarke, bust of, I, 189 n.
Clarke, Clark or Clerk, Dr., of

Epsom, 1, 57, 258, 259; III, 15,
319, 321; account of, II, 165 n.
Clarke, George, murdered at
Brentford Election, III, 222 n.
Clarke, Mrs. Jane, wife of Dr.,
her Epitaph, I, xxi; II, 31 n.,
165 n.

Clarke, Lieutenant John, his
translation of Vegetius, III,
267, 268, 270.

Claudia, Epitaph on, 1, 70.
Claudius, 1, 318; II, 26.
Claxton's, III, 319.

Clement XII, Pope, I, 41, 57,
81.

Clerke, Dr. See Clarke.
Clerke, Mr., singer, III, 226.
Clerke, Rev. W., his work on
Coins, III, 164.

159.

Cobden, 1, 348.
Cobham, 1, 250.

Cobham, Viscount, 344 n., 351 n.
Cobham, Viscountess, daughter of
Edmund Halsey, living at Stoke
Poges Manor House, 1, 218 n.,
344, 345, 351; II, 68 n., 109; at
Hampton, II, 35; Gray staying
with, II, 35, 109, 167; illness
and death, II, 107, 109, 138;
legacy to Miss Speed, II, 138;
to Gray, II, 167.
Cocchi, Dr., 1, 91, 114.
Cocchi, musician, his Il Ciro Ri-
conosciuto, II, 71, 82, 197 n.; III,
23.

Cockermouth, III, 158, 246, 247.
Cockshut, III, 236.

Coffee-houses, I, 186; and see
Dick's, Rainbow.

Coke upon Littleton, 1, 76, 77.
Coke, Lady Mary, 11, 178, 179.
Cole, Rev. William, Rector of
Burnham, notes by, I, 45, 104,
106, 124; II, 259, 299; III, 273;
friendship with Walpole and
Gray, III, 15 n., 194, 298; ac-
count of, III, 298 n.
Coleman Street, 1, 250, 279 n.

College of Physicians, The Royal.
See Physicians.
Collins, Anthony, his Grounds
and Reasons for the Christian
Religion, 1, 205 n.

Collins, William, his poems, I,
xviii, xxiii, xxiv, 153, 154.
Colman, or Coleman, George the
elder, his Odes to Obscurity
and Oblivion, parodying Gray
and Mason, 1, 119 n.; II, 140,
141, 147, 161, 257 n.,
258; ac-
count of, II, 141 n., 147; III,

38.

Colonna, Constable, 1, 69.
Comber, Mr., III, 154; probable
identity, III, 154 n.
Comèdie Françoise, La, 1, 21-23.
Commines, or Comines, Phillipe
de, his Memoirs, 1, 115; III, 190,
192, 300.
Common Council, The, and Pitt,
III, 114.

Comyns, Dorothy. See Antrobus.
Comyns, or Cummins, merchant
of Cambridge, married to Do-
rothy Antrobus, II, 259 n.; III,
199 n.

Concini, Concino, 1, 297.
Conclave, The, 1, 57, 60-64, 73,
80, 81 n.

Condé, Princesse de, and Henri
IV, I, 296.

Conduit, Mrs., I, 30.
Conflans, de, defeated by Hawke,
II, 116.

Congreve, his Way of the World,
I, 124; II, 74; III, 160, 298.
Contades, General, at Minden, II,
94, 96, 97.
Conti, I, 112.

Conway, Lady. See Shorter.
Conway, 1st Lord, 1, 18 n., 19,

24.

Conway, 2nd Lord, afterwards
Lord Hertford, 1, 18, 24, 30, 31,
260; account of, 1, 18 n.; his
wife, I, 276 n.
Conway, Mr., afterwards General,
son of the 1st Lord Conway,
travelling with Gray and Wal-

pole, 1, 24, 28, 31-39; account
of, I, 24 n.; settled at Geneva,
1, 39; in Scotland, I, 180; mar-
riage, 1, 180 n.; in the expedi-
tion to Rochefort, 1, 342, 369 n.;
gives Tory to Walpole, 1, 378;
entertains Gray at Park Place,
Henley, II, 141, 165 n.; his
legacy from the Duke of Devon-
shire, III, 48; political career,
III, 48 n., 102, 115, 166; and
Rousseau, III, 141.
Conway Papers, II, 105, 149.
Conyers, Lady, her ebony, III,
16 n.

Cook, Joint Paymaster, III, 166.
Cookery. See Food.

Cornelys, Mrs., her concerts, III,
314.

Cornhill, Gray's house in, I, 175,
220, 231 n., 262; II, 114; III,
81; fire in, II, 114, 115.
Cornwallis, Hon. Frederick, Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, III, 226.
Cornwallis, Sir William, his Es-
sayes of certaine Paradoxes, III,
190, 191.

Coronation. See Clovis, George
III.

Corpus Christi, or Benet, College.
See Cambridge.

Corpus Christi procession, 1, 74.
Correggio, 1, 48; III, 64 n.
Corsini, Cardinal, 1, 81.
Coscia, Cardinal, 1, 80, 81.
Cosin, Bishop, and

Thomas

Wharton (1), III, 353.
Cossimbazar, massacre of, II, X.
Costume and Dress, I, 17, 18, 24,
41, 53-55, 91, 98, 131, 263, 264,
309 n., 384; II, 178, 291, 304;
III, 107 n., 293, 338.
Cotes, Humphrey, III, 59.
Cotton, Sir Robert, antiquary, II,
56 n.; III, 187 n.
Countess-pillar, III, 233.
Courtenay, Edward, his Epitaph,
III, 337.

Covent Garden Theatre, II, 70.
Coventry, Francis, his Pompey
the Little, 1, 211, 212.

Coventry, Henry, I, 161, 211.
Coventry, Maria Gunning, Lady,
I, 276 n., 288; II, 82 n.; account
of, 1, 288 n.; III, 347 n.; death,
II, 171, 177; III, 347; Mason's
Elegy on, II, 271, 272; III, 347.
Cowley, III, 278.

Cowper, residentiary of York, III,
210.

Cowper, of Angus, III, 89.
Cranbourn Alley, III, 141.
Cranmer, Archbishop, portrait,
III, 328.

Craon, Prince de, 1, 50, 73, 74.
Craon, Princesse de, 1, 50, 73, 74.
Crashaw, Richard, III, 278.
Craven, III, 261, 262.

Crebillon, the elder, his Catilina,
I, 198.

Crebillon, the younger, his works,
I, 27, 97, 115.

Creswick, Mr., agent to the Duke
of Cleveland, II, 133.

Cripps, Mr. Wilfred, on Cisterns,
II, 300.

Critical Review, The, 1, 349; III,
191.

Crofts, Mr., III, 300.

Cromartie, George, 3rd Earl of,
his trial, 1, 132, 133.
Cromartie, Lady, 1, 132, 133.
Cromwell, Oliver, 1, 345, 346; III,
186.

Crosby, Brass, Lord Mayor, com-
mitted to the Tower, III, 312.
Cross-fell, III, 233, 236, 246.
Crosthwaite, III, 237.
Crowland, or Croyland, Abbey, II,
32, 33; Chronicler of, III, 182.
Crumpe, Mr., I, 246.
Cumberland, Duke of, son of
George II, and the Jacobite re-
bellion, 1, 126, 132, 133, 135; III,
349; ring round him at Ranelagh,
Vauxhall, and Windsor, 1, 137;
at Dettingen, 1, 342; at Closter
Seven, 1, 342, 370 n.; II, 174 n.;
resigns command of the army,
I, 370; patronage of Sandby, II,
168; paralytic attack, II, 169;
at Newmarket, II, 169; and his

father's will, II, 174, 175; and
Archbishop Secker, II, 176; at
the Coronation, II, 235; last
illness and death, III, 48, 50, 51,
96; in politics, III, 72 n., 75;
his secretary, III, 349.
Cumberland, Margaret, Countess
of, III, 263.

Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, I,
137.

Cummins. See Comyns.
Curtall, Mr., II, 271.
Cutler, Sir John, 1, 122, 380.

D., Lord, 1, 257; II, 261.
Dacre, Lord. See Barret.
Dalmaine, or Dalemaine, III, 234.
Dalrymple, Sir David, II, 127 n.
Dalston, Sir W., of Acorn Bank,
III, 233.
Dalton, III, 248.
Damer, Mrs., 1, 24.

Daniel, Samuel, his Musa or De-
fence of Rhyme, II, 1.
Daniskiold, Count, I, 199.
Dante, III, 278; translated, I,
387-389; quoted, II, 285, 286;
III, 238.

D'Arcy, Sir Conyers, II, 33, 40.
Darlington, I, 242; III, 146.
Darlington, Grace, Countess of,
sister of the Duke of Cleveland,
II, 133; III, 348, 349.
Darlington, Henry Vane, 1st Earl
of, III, 348.

Darlington, Henry Vane, 2nd Earl
of, III, 38.

Dart's Canterbury, II, 239.
Darwin, Mrs., and the ring of

Thomas Wharton (1), III, 353.
Daun, Marshal, his campaign
against Frederick the Great, I,
341 n.; II, 53, 54, 59, 60.
Dauphin, The, Louis, son of Louis
XV, 1, 27.

Davanzati, I, 101.

Davenport, Mr., of Wootton, kind-

ness to Rousseau, III, 114, 141 n.
Davie, Mr., I, 138.

Davis, Mr. H. E., II, 173n., 299,
300.

Davis, Mrs., an English nun at
Calais, 1, 16.

Dayrolles, Solomon, II, 15, 18.
Dayrolles, Mrs., II, 15 n.
De Grey, William, Attorney
General, III, 193, 226.
De Principiis Cogitandi, 1, 88,120.
Deal, III, 111, 113, 135.
Death, 1, 237, 240; III, 297.
Death of a Favourite Cat, Ode on
the. See Cat.

Delap, Dr., Mason's Curate, I,
329, 331, 338, 350; erroneously
said to be Rector of Lewes, I,
and
329 n., 384; II, 258, 305;
Johnson, 1, 329; account of, I,
329 n.; his Hecuba, 1, 329 n.;
II, 33, 258; tutor to a nobleman,
II, 32, 33, 57 n., 258; marks
Caractacus, II, 75, 76; in Cam-
bridge, 258, 261; reported mar
riage to Kitty Hunter, III, 58,

59.

Delaval (1), fellow commoner of
Pembroke, expelled for immor-
ality, 1, 150, 152, 153.
Delaval, Edward Hussey, Fellow
of Pembroke, called "Marcello"
and "Delly," son of Francis
Blake (1), I, 150 n., 217, 259,
304; II, 241, 242, 302; III, 21 n.,
47, 49, 58, 128, 129; account of,
I, 217 n.; his musical glasses,
II, 114 n., 131, 246, 247; and
the Professorship of Modern
History, II, 268, 273; III, 201,
202, 206; illness, III, 63, 217,
221; loud voice, III, 171, 221;
and Gray's Installation Ode,
III, 221, 222, 224 n.
Delaval, Francis Blake (1), 1, 217.
Delaval, Francis Blake (2), son of
Francis (1), 1, 217 n.; II, 273 n.;
III, 139.

Delaval, Sir John, III, 127 n.
Delaval, John Hussey, afterwards
Lord, son of Francis (1), 1, 217 n.
Delaval, Sir Thomas, son of Sir
John, III, 127.

Delavals, their estates, II, 51; and
Wilkes, 197.