Naples, Scientific Congress at
  under the Bourbons
  compared with Torquay
  the Lewes’s at
  G. Eliot on quarters at
Napoleon, Louis, Dickens on
  his Italian policy, Mrs. Browning on
  W.S.  Landor writes on
Nemours, Duc de, anecdote of
  his grief for his brother’s death
Nerli family at Florence
“Netto dispecchio,” query of George Eliot respecting the phrase
Neuilly, body of Duc d’Orleans lying at
Niagara
Niccolini, the poet, my first wife’s translations from
  in his old age
  a disappointed man
Nicholson, Dr., of Penrith
  walks with
Nicholson, Dr. Wm., of Penrith
Nihilist, opinions of a
  appearance of a
Noble, name of Landor’s grandmother
Northampton, Lord
North American Review, Grattan writes in
Northern Cobbler, the, read by Tennyson
Northernhay, at Exeter
Novels, my
Novel-writing, Mary Mitford on
Nunziatina, Via, in Florence
Nurse and child, picture of
Nymzevitch, ex-chancellor of Poland, anecdote of

O.

Oastler, Mr.
Oberland, the
O’Connell’s health drunk at Boston
Octroi of London
Officer, Austrian and Tuscan mob, anecdote of
Ogles, cousins of Mary Mitford
Old school, practitioner of the
Olney, Cowper’s residence at, Mary Mitford on
Olympus for forgotten authors
O’Meara, Miss K., on Jules Mohl
Opera, Mary Mitford’s
Optimism in George Eliot
Orleans, Duke of
  his death
  grief of royal family for
  anecdote of
Ostend
Osteria, near Lucca baths, scene at
Our Village, last volume of
Owen, Mrs., of Lanark, Miss Mitford on

P.

Packing and Sitz baths
Paddington, Bishop Luscombe at
“Padre forestieraio” at Camaldoli
  plans for his holiday
Padua “la dotta”
Paige, Mr., of Boston, Grattan on
Paige, Mrs. 
“Palace of Memories,” verses by my first wife
Pan, God, Mrs. Browning’s poem on
  morality of
Pantomime, Lewes at a
Papal Legion, the
Parcieu, Madame de, as Lydia Languish
Paris, second visit to
  residence at
  lodgings, cost of
  society in 1840
  as a permanent residence
Paris and the Parisians, my mother’s book, Mary Mitford on
Parma, Duke of, his death
Parma, political feeling at
Partington, Mr., my uncle
Pasolini, Count and Countess
Passerini, Palazzo, at Florence
Patrick’s, Saint, day, Grattan on
Paul the Pope and Paul the Friar, my book on
Paynter, Fred
Peard, Colonel
  letters from
Pelago in the Val d’Arno
  Antonio da
Penini, Browning’s son, at Siena
  anecdote of
Penna de la Vernia
  origin of word
  appearance of
Penrith, at
  my sister’s confinement at
  house at
Pepe, General, his marriage
  my mother’s intimacy with
Pergola Theatre at Florence, prices at
  habits and manners at
  crush room at