105.  Prose-writing:  Coleridge, &c.
 106.  Of his own Poems, &c.
 107.  In the Sheldonian Theatre
 108.  New edition of Poems
 109 and 110.  Death of a Nephew
 111.  On Death of a young Person
 112.  Religion and versified Religion
 113.  Sacred Poetry
 114.  Visit of Queen Adelaide
 115.  Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Act, &c.
 116.  Samuel Rogers and Wordsworth
 117.  An alarming Accident
 118.  Of Alston and Haydon, &c.
 119.  Of Peace’s Apology for Cathedrals
 120.  Of Cowper’s Task
 121.  On a Tour
 122.  Marriage of Dora
 123.  Letters to Brother
 124.  Episcopal Church of America:  Emerson and Carlyle
 125.  Old Haunts revisited
 126.  No Pension sought
 127.  The Master of Trinity
 128.  Alston’s Portrait of Coleridge
 129.  Southey’s Death
 130.  Tropical Scenery:  Grace Darling
 131.  Contemporary Poets:  Southey’s Death, &c.
 132.  The Laureateship
133.  The same:  Landor, &c.
 134.  Alston:  Home Occupations
 135.  Socinianism
 136.  Sacred Hymns
 137.  Bereavements
 138.  Birthday in America, &c.
 139.  Class-fellows and School-fellows
 140.  From Home:  Queen, &c.
 141.  The Laureateship:  Tennyson, &c.
 142.  Poems of Imagination, &c.
 143.  Of the College of Maynooth, &c.
 144.  Of the Heresiarch Church of Rome
 145.  Family Trials
 146.  Bishop White:  Mormonites, &c.
 147.  Governor Malartie:  Lord Rector, &c.
 148 and 149.  Death of Dora
 150.  To John Peace, Esq.
 151.  A Servant’s Illness and Death
 152.  Humility

III.  CONVERSATIONS AND PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF WORDSWORTH.

From ‘Satyrane’s Letters:’  Klopstock
Personal Reminiscences of the Hon. Mr. Justice Coleridge
Recollections of a Tour in Italy, by H.C.  Robinson
Reminiscences of Lady Richardson and Mrs. Davy
Conversations and Reminiscences recorded by the Bishop of Lincoln
Reminiscences of the Rev. R.P.  Graves
On the Death of Coleridge
Further Reminiscences and Memorabilia, by Rev. R.P.  Graves
An American’s Reminiscences
Recollections of Aubrey de Vere, Esq. 
From ‘Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron,’ by
     E.J.  Trelawny, Esq. 
From Letters of Professor Tayler
Anecdote of Crabbe
Later Opinion of Lord Brougham

CRITICAL AND ETHICAL.

I. NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE POEMS, INCORPORATING

(a) THE NOTES ORIGINALLY ADDED TO THE FIRST AND SUCCESSIVE EDITIONS. (b) THE WHOLE OF THE I.F.  MSS.

NOTE.

On these Notes and Illustrations, their sources and arrangement, &c., see our Preface, Vol.  I. The star [*] marks those that belong to the I.F.  MSS.  G.

1. *_Prefatory Lines_.

    ’If thou indeed derive thy light from Heaven,
    Then to the measure of that heaven-born light,
    Shine, POET, in thy place, and be content:’—­