Jackson, ’John, the professor of pugilism
Lord Byron’s letters to
Jacobson, M. 
‘Jacqueline,’ Mr. Rogers’s
Jeffrey, Francis, esq., allusion to in ‘English Bards’
  his duel with Mr. Moore
  his review of the ‘Giaour’
  his criticisms on Lord Byron’s works
  his review of Coleridge’s ‘Christabel’
Jersey, Earl of
——­, Countess of
Jesus Christ
Job
Jocelyn, Lord, (afterwards Earl of Roden)
Johnson, Dr.
  His prologue on opening Drury Lane theatre
  His ‘Vanity of Human Wishes’
  His melancholy
  His ‘Lives of the Poets’
  His ‘London’
  Lord Byron’s high opinion of him
Jones, Mr., tutor at Cambridge
——­, Richard, comedian
Jordan, Mrs., actress
Joukoffsky, the Russian poet
Joy, Henry, esq., his visit to Byron
Juliet’s tomb
  See Romeo
Julius Caesar, his times
Jungfrau, the
Junius’s letters
‘Juno,’ shipwreck of the
Jura mountains
Juvenal

K.

Kay, Mr., painter
Kayo, Sir Richard
Kean, Edmund, tragedian, his Richard the Third
  Lord Byron’s enthusiastic admiration of
  Effect of his Sir Giles Over-reach on
Keats, John, his poems
  Died through bursting a blood-vessel on reading the article on his
      ‘Endymion’ in the Quarterly Review
  His depreciation of Pope
Kelly, Miss, actress
Kemble, John Philip, esq., his Coriolanus
  His Hamlet
  Intreats Lord Byron to write a tragedy
  His acting described
  His Othello
  His Iago
Kennedy, Dr., his ’Conversations on religion with Lord Byron in
      Cephalonia’
  Lord Byron’s letters to
Kent, Mr., his taste in gardening formed by Pope
Kidd, Captain
  Strange story related to Lord Byron by
Kien Long, his ‘Ode to Tea’
Kinnaird, Hon. Douglas
  Lord Byron’s letters to
Klopstock
Knight, Galley, esq. 
  His ‘Persian Tales’
Knox, Captain (British resident at Ithaca)
Kosciusko, General
Koran, sublime poetical passages in

L.

La Bruytere
Lachin-y-gair
Lago Maggiore
Lake Leman
Lake School of Poetry
‘Lakers,’ the
‘Lalla Rookh’
Lamartine, M.
Lamb, Hon. George
——­, Lady Caroline
  Her ‘Glenarvon’
‘LAMENT OF TASSO’
Lansdowne, (Henry Fitzmaurice Pitty), fourth Marquis of
‘LAKA; a Tale’
Lauderdale, Earl of, his oratory
Laura, her portrait
La Valiere, Madame
Lavender, the Nottingham empiric
Lawrence, Sir Thomas
Leacroft, Mr.
——­, Miss
Leake, Colonel
  His ‘Outlines of the Greek Revolution’
Leandor and Hero
Leckie, Gould Francis, esq. 
Leigh, Mr., Lord Byron’s schoolfellow at Harrow
——­, Colonel
——­, Hon. Augusta (Lord Byron’s sister)
Leinster, Duke of
Leman, Lake
Le Man, Mr.
Leoni, Signor, his translation of Childe Harold