Labourers— Condition of, 73-75. Wages of, 76. Lackington (bookseller), 114. _Lady Susan_, 99. Landor, W. S., 239. Langdale, Lord, _quoted_—on travel, 10; on night-caps, 233. Latournelle, Mrs., 31. Lefroy, Mrs. Benjamin (Anna Austen) (niece), at Chawton, 269; novel-writing by, 301-302; marriage of, 302; _cited_, 131-133; mentioned, 17. Lefroy, Tom, 107, 119, 129-130. Leigh, Rev. Thomas (grandfather), 16, 118. Leigh-Perrot, Mrs., 119, 216. Letters of Jane Austen— Contemporary events, lack of reference to, 5, 9. Date of earliest published, 106, 117. Pettiness in, 214-215. Style of, 107. Letters of the period— Carriage of, 109-111. Cost of transmission of, 109, 111, 114, 116. Fetching of, 115-116. Form of, 108. Franking of, 112-115. Importance of, as news-carriers, 6. Style of, 106-107. Liston, 293, 294. Literature of the period— Leading works of, classified, 171-174. Novels, _see that title_. Lloyd, Martha, _see_ Austen, Mrs. F. London of the period— Coaches in, 282. Dangers of, 283-284. Dirt of, 281-282. Extent of, 279-280. Fogs of, 285. Kensington Gardens, 288-289. Lighting of, 284-285. Paving in, 280-282. Postage arrangements in, 109-110. Press-gang in, 207. Rent, etc., in, 286. Shops in, 286. Streets in, 285. Theatres in, 290-292; private, 193, Watchmen in, 284. Love, 135-139, 146-147. Lyme, 249-251.