Boyle, Archibald, curator to Bute, 19 -- John, 58 Breviary, Roman, Bute's first idea of translating the, 70, _note_; work begun, 115, 116; his "beloved child," 126; published, 129 Bruno, Giordano, Bute's studies on, 139, 140 Burges, William (architect), anecdotes of, 217, 218 Bute, John 3rd Earl of, 1; monument to, 3 -- -- 1st Marquess of, 2; portrait of, as Harrovian, 26 -- -- 2nd Marquess of, character of, 2; early death of, 3; Provost of Rothesay, 210 -- -- 3rd Marquess of, his descent, 1; childhood of, 3, 4; litigation about, 5, 6; at Galloway House, 9-14; at private school, 14-17; at Harrow, 19-26; first visits Holy Land, 26, 27; at Ch. Ch., 28 _et seq._; travels in East, 34-38; religious studies of, 39-43; postpones reception, 40, 63; facsimile of sketch by, 49; his cruise to Iceland, 52; and St. Magnus, 50, 150, 151; poems written by, 24, 25, 51, 231-239; to Russia, 55, 68; comes of age, 55-57; at Danesfield, 61; received into Roman Church, 71, 72; to Rome, 74; to Palestine, 75; on his conversion, 77, 78; the newspaper press on, 80, 81; founds _Western Mail_, 84-86; at Rome during Vatican Council, 86-90; at Cardiff and Mountstuart, 78, 90-98; as philologist, 99; marriage of, 105, 106; visits Majorca, 113, 114; his love of animals, 118, 169; created K.T., 121; as landowner, 125; acquires _Scottish Review_, 129; his contributions to it, 130, 143; as historical student, 143; a Home Ruler for Scotland, 149; and foreign travel, 156-168; _incog._ in Sicily, 165; mayor of Cardiff, 173, 174; receives freedom of Glasgow, 179; Lord-Lieutenant of Buteshire, 180; his benefactions to S. Wales, 181, 182; Hon. LL.D. of three Scottish universities, 185; on Universities Commission, _ib._; Lord Rector of St. Andrews, 187 _et seq._; interested in Jews, 195, 196; makes maiden speech in Parliament, 199; re-elected Lord Rector, 206; as a herald, 208; acquires Greyfriars, Elgin, 208, 209; Provost of Rothesay, 209-213; "silver wedding day" of, 211; purchases Pluscarden Priory, 215; his achievements as a builder, 217-222; his interest in psychical research, 224, 225; end of his public work, 226; last illness and death of, 226, 227; funeral of, 227; his heart taken to Jerusalem, 228; obituary notice of, by F. W. H. Myers, 245; bibliography of, 247 Bute, Gwendoline, Marchioness of, marriage of, 105; takes her husband's heart to Jerusalem, 228 --, Sophia, Marchioness of, 3; her character, 4; death of, 5 CANTERBURY, Randall, Archbishop of; on Bute as a Harrovian, 24 Capel, Rev. T. W. (Mgr.), at Danesfield, 61; at Oxford, 67 _et seq._; his interview with Liddon, 68; receives Bute into Church, 71; preaches at Oxford, 71, 72, 79; at Nice, 73; to Palestine, 74-76; at Mountstuart, 116, 117 Cardiff, coming-of-age celebrations at, 56, 57; _Western Mail_ started at, 84; wine-growing at, 118-120; Bute mayor of, 173, 174; arms of, 174, _note_; University College at, 184: restoration of castle at, 217 Castell Coch, vineyards at, 118; restored, 217