Mrs. Markham’s “History of England”;
  bankruptcy;
  renews friendship with Murray;
  death,
Cooper, James Fenimore,
Coplestone,
Copyright Bill, the, Mr. Gladstone’s remarks on,
Coxe, Archdeacon,
Crabbe, “Tales of the Hall,” and other poems,
Creech and Elliot
Croker, Crofton
Croker, John Wilson,
  visit to Prince Regent,
  portrait by Eddis,
  “Stories for Children on Hist. of England”,
  on “Don Juan” and Byron,
  takes charge of Q.R. during Gifford’s illness,
  views on the Monthly Register,
  edits Lady Hervey’s Letters,
  opinion of the Waldegrave and Walpole Memoirs,
  edits the Suffolk Papers,
  edits Mrs. Delany’s Letters,
  Lockhart’s opinion of him,
  “Boswell’s Johnson”,
  opinion of Moore’s “Life of Byron”,
  Moore’s “Life of Lord Fitzgerald”
Cumberland, Richard,
  “John de Lancaster”
Cumming, Thomas
Cunningham, Allan,
  “Paul Jones:  a Romance”,
  his death,
  “Memoirs of Sir D. Wilkie”,
  Lockhart’s article in Q.R. on the “Memoirs”
Cunningham, Rev. J.W.,
  and the burial of Allegra at Harrow
Cuthill

Dacre, Lady (Mrs. Wilmot)
Dagley (the engraver)
Dallas, Mr.
Davies, Annie,
  Gifford’s housekeeper
Davy, Sir Humphry,
  “Salmonia, or Days of Fly-Fishing”
D’Haussez, Baron
Delany, Mrs.
De Quincy
De Stael, Madame,
  ordered to quit Paris,
  a frequenter of Murray’s drawing-room
Disraeli, Benjamin,
  “Aylmer Papillon,” “History of Paul Jones”,
  correspondence with Murray,
  pamphlets on Mining Speculations,
  connection with Messrs. Powles,
  partner with Murray and Powles in Representative,
  letters to Murray on the Representative negotiations,
  description of York Cathedral,
  visits Lockhart,
  interview with Scott at Chiefswood,
  second visit to Scotland, and exertions on behalf of Representative
  drops his connection with Representative,
  “Vivian Grey” and “Contarini Fleming”,
  renewal of correspondence with Murray,
  travels in Spain, etc.,
  Radical candidate for Wycombe,
  attended by Tita (Byron’s Gondolier),
  “Gallomania”,
  publishes reply to criticisms on “Gallomania”
D’Israeli, Isaac,
  “Curiosities of Literature”,
  friendship with Murray,
  “Flim-Flams”,
  birth of his son Benjamin,
  Murray’s marriage-settlement,
  Trustee,
  advice about Q.R.,
  “Calamities of Authors”,
  “Character of James I.”,
  impromptu on Belzoni,
  meets Washington Irving at Murray’s,
  consulted by Murray as to Representative,
  proposed pamphlet on his misunderstanding with Murray
D’Oyley, Rev. Dr.
Dudley, Lord,
  his “Letters”