Guiccioli, Countess, daughter of Count Ruggiero Gamba: Byron's neighbour at Pisa, 3, 4, 20; describes Byron, 7 _et seq._; on the characters of Shelley and Byron, 14, 15; on Byron's conduct towards Allegra, 23; on Byron's religion, 74, 78; anecdote about Mary Chaworth's ring, 224; _Lady of the Land_, 298, 301, 370; and Mrs. Leigh, 379 Hancock, Charles, Byron's banker, 82 Hanson, John, Byron's solicitor, 241, 345, 346 _Harmodia_, 274, 275 Hatajè, Byron's kindness to, 133 _et seq._ Hay, Captain, fracas at Pisa, 20, 21 _Hebrew Melodies_, 277 _Hercules_, the, an English brig: Byron and his suite sail to Greece in it, 47; Byron lives on board, 64, 65 _Herod's Lament for Mariamne_, 278 Hesketh, Mr., 158, 159 Heywood, Sergeant, consulted by Lady Byron, 338 Hobhouse, John Cam (afterwards Lord Broughton): and Byron, 35; persuades Byron to burn his journal, 102; destroys one of Byron's poems, 208; Byron's funeral, 215, 216; and Lady Byron, 216, 320; life-long friend of Mrs. Leigh, 319. See also Broughton, Lord Hodgson, captain of the _Florida_, 203 Hodgson, Rev. Francis: consulted by Mrs. Leigh, 344 _et seq._; appeals to Lady Byron, 346 _et seq._ _Hodgson, Rev. F., Memoir of_, 73 n. Holmes, Mr. James, his portrait of Byron, 9 _Hours of Idleness_, what the poem reveals, 220 Hucknall-Torkard, Byron's burial place, 44 Humphreys, Captain, on state of Greece, 180 Hunt, Sir Aubrey de Vere, 102 Hunt, Leigh: the story of his literary and money relations with Byron, 26 _et seq._; Byron's opinion of, 31 Ireland, Dr., Dean of Westminster, refuses burial of Byron in Westminster Abbey, 203 Jersey, Countess of, her party in honour of Byron, 352 Kean, Edmund, actor, Byron's opinion of, 61 Kemble, John, actor, Byron's opinion of, 61 Kennedy, Dr., Scottish medical man: tries to 'convert' Byron, 72 _et seq._; and Hatajè, 136; Lady Byron on, 77 King, Lady. See Byron, Hon. Augusta Ada Kinnaird, the Hon. Douglas, Byron's opinion of, 208 Knox, Captain, 51 Knox, Mrs., 50, 54 Lamb, Hon. Mrs. George, and Byron, 235 Lamb, Lady Caroline, spreads the Byron scandal, 270, 317, 340, 390 Lambro, a Suliote chief, 156, 164 _Lara_, what the poem reveals, 268, 271, 273