Allston, Canova and Washington Irving, 6; returns to England, August 1806, 6-8; goes to Coleorton and hears Wordsworth's _Prelude_ read, 8; visits Poole at Stowey in 1807, 9; writes a long Theological Letter to Joseph Cottle, 13; offered £300 by Thomas De Quincey, 27; delivers Lectures in 1808 at the Royal Institution on Poetry, Shakespeare, etc., 33; meets Dr. Andrew Bell, founder of the Madras system of Education, and injudiciously attacks Lancaster, 34; meets Mary Evans (Mrs. Todd) his early sweetheart (1804-8), 36-7; projects and publishes the _Friend_, 38-65; writes Letters to the _Courier_ in support of the Spaniards, 65; has a quarrel with Wordsworth, 66-73; his translation of Gessner's First Mariner, 68-70; drifts away from his wife, 100-3; leaves the Lake Country in the Spring of 1812, 103; delivers Lectures 12th May to 3rd June, at Willis's Rooms, 116; gives a fourth course of Lectures between 3rd November 1812 and 29th January 1813, 116; meets Madame de Staël, 117; goes to Bristol and delivers his fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth courses of Lectures, October 1813-April 1814, 117; corresponds with Cottle about his Opium habit, 117-30; projects a translation of Goethe's _Faust_, 136; contributes _Essays on the Fine Arts_ to Felix Farley's _Bristol Journal_, 136; physical cause of his inability to carry out his many projects, 137-9; his political change from Radicals to temperate Conservatism, 141; advocates at Calne the abolition of the corn duties, 141; proposes to start a school in Bristol, 145; compiles _Sibylline Leaves_, and writes his _Biographia Literaria_, 146; writes _Zapolya_, 147; goes to Highgate and settles down in the house of James Gillman, 149; again delivers Lectures on Shakespeare, 27th January to 13th March 1818, 152; gives an account of Lord Byron, 157; meets and forms a friendship with Thomas Allsop, 158; delivers his tenth course of Lectures, December 1818-April 1819, 163; his eleventh course at the same time, 163; publishes his _Essay on Method_, 165; loses through the bankruptcy of Rest and Fenner, publishers, 171-2; meets Sir Walter Scott in London in 1820, 178-81; goes to Oxford, 201-2; meets Cottle for the last time in 1821, 232; visits Ramsgate, 238; dines at Monkhouse's with Wordsworth, Rogers, and Moore, 272; gives a paper before the Royal Society of Literature on the _Prometheus_ of Aeschylus, 286; goes with Wordsworth on a Tour to the Rhine, 296; meets Thomas Colley Grattan and Julian Charles Young on the Continent, 296; collects his Poems in 1828, 1829, and 1834, 297; visited by Henry Blake McLellan, a young American, in 1832, 298-300; last letters of, 300-4; death of, on 25th July 1834, 305.