Boyle, Mrs Carolina Amelia, her appearance, 10; appointed bed-chamber woman to Queen Charlotte, 30 —— Caroline, 3, 4_n_; her appearance, 11; appointed maid of honour to Queen Adelaide, 101 —— Cavendish Spencer, his birth, 4; at Charterhouse, 36; his engagement, 175; in the West Indies, 178; death, 241; appointed Governor of the Militia Prison at Weedon, 256; at Ashridge, 280 —— Charles John, 3, 4_n_; his appearance, 11; sketches of him, 12; _attaché_ at the English Legation, Turin, 104; at Munich, 187; engagement, 205; marriage, 206; appointment at the Cape of Good Hope, 225 —— Charlotte, 3; her death, 12; burial-place, 13; epitaph, 13 —— Vice-Admiral The Hon. Sir Courtenay, 4; enters the Navy, 5; letter from Lord Nelson, 6; shipwrecked in Egypt, 7; taken prisoner by the French, 7; letter to his wife, 8; return, 9; Commissioner at Sheerness Dockyard, 15; appointment at the Navy Board, 30; punctuality, 37; illness, 101; decorated with the Guelphic and Hanoverian Order, 106; death, 170 —— Sir Courtenay Edmund, 36_n_ —— Courtenay Edmund William, 3, 4_n_; his first cruise, 10; character, 10; marriage, 11, 158 —— Courtenay, 213, 257 —— Lady Lucy, 56_n_ —— Mary Louisa, her birth, 1, 3, 4_n_; appearance and height, 2; light-heartedness, 2; brothers and sisters, 3, 10-13; parents, 4; love of heraldry, 4; ancestry, 5; life at Sheerness, 15-30; feats of horsemanship, 16, 61, 95, 182; retainers, 16-19; juvenile flirtations, 19-22; fondness for Shakespeare’s plays, 22; on the one-legged race, 23; her first Play, 25-28; at Somerset House, 30-39; early dramatic recollections, 33-35; visits to the Royal Academy, 35; to the Charterhouse, 36; on the coronation of George IV., 37-39; fondness for Sir W. Scott’s books, 38, 78; life at Hampton Court, 39-50; on the officials, 44-46; heroic butcher boy, 46-48; the thrush, 48-50; at Marston Bigot, 51; Balls Park, 55; number of cousins, 56; Wigan Rectory, 56; taming a wolf-dog, 56; Cowdray Park, 57; the bathing fatality, 59; “ghost story,” 60; walk with “Courage,” 61; political views, 62; Midgham House, 64; Cottage, 65; on the eccentricities of Illidge, 66, 70-72; on Mrs Garrick 67-70; members of the household, 73-79; at Brighton, 80; _tableaux_, 82, 256; at school, 84; music and dancing lessons, 85; dances at Dr Everard’s school, 87; début, 88; dramatic representation, 89; leaves school, 91; at Greystoke Castle, 92-96; theatricals, 95, 147-152, 212, 227, 232, 251, 256, 271; at Corby Castle, 96; the haunted chamber, 96; visit to Lord Southampton, 97; on the conspiracy to see Fanny Kemble, 98; accession of William IV., 99; illness of her father, 101; arrangements for travelling, 103; at Turin, 104; Genoa, 104-114; riding parties, 105;