Gladstone, William E.: the probable effect of a French training, 17, 18; indebtedness to trade, 135; _Lord_, 137; foreign troubles ending in inkshed, 150; allusion, 241; use of post-cards, 335; female estimate, 380. Glasgow, steamer experience, 25. Gloucester, Eng., manufactory of rifles, 391, 392. God: of the future, 177; personal care, 178, 179; against wickedness, 180; Divine love, 178-181, 186, 187; interference with law (Essay XV.), 215-231 _passim_; human motives, 228. (See _Religion_, etc.) Gods: our valors the best, 177; siege of Syracuse, 215-217. (See _Superstition_.) Godwin, Mary, relations to Shelley, 46-48. Goethe: Faust's Margaret, 39; relation to women, 46, 50, 56, 57; Life, 244. Gold: in embroidery to indicate wealth, 131; color, 232, 233. Goldsmith, Oliver, his Bohemianism, 309, 310. Gormandizing, 103. (See _Table_.) Government: feminine, 176; scientific, 229. Grammar: French knowledge of, 152; rival of literature, 154; in correspondence, 356, 357. (See _Languages_, etc.) Gratitude: a sister's want of, 69; hospitality not reciprocated, 122. Greece: Byron's enthusiasm, 50, 57; story of Nikias, 215-217; advance of knowledge, 230; Byron's notice of a book, 348. Greek Church: Czar's headship, 168; the only true, 258. (See _Church of England_, etc.) Greek Language: teaching, 84; fitness as the universal language, 158, 159; in the Renaissance, 212; professorship and library, 287; doggerel, 400. (See _Languages_.) Groom, true happiness in a stable, 343. Guests: Rights of (Essay VII.), 99-109; respect, exclusiveness, 99; two views, 100; conformity insisted upon, 101; left to choose for himself, 102; duties towards a host, generous entertainment, 103; parsimonious treatment, 104; illustrations, ideas to be respected, 105; nationality also, 107; a host the ally of his guests, 107; discourtesy towards a host, 108; illustration, 109; among rich and poor, 140-144. Guiccioli, Countess, her relations to Byron, 49, 50. Guillotine, Byron's description, 347. Gulliver's Travels, allusion, 261. Gymnastics: by young Frenchmen, 272; aristocratic monopoly, 283. (See _Amusements_, etc.) Habits: in language, 157; French discretion, 247, 248.