Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 5 (of 10) — John Shaqi
Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 5 (of 10)Lockhart, J. G. (John Gibson)
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Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 5 (of 10)
Lockhart, J. G. (John Gibson)
Authors, Scottish -- 19th century -- Biography; Scott, Walter, 1771-1832
XXXVIII. Harold the Dauntless published. -- Scott aspires to
be a Baron of the Exchequer. -- Letter to the Duke of
Buccleuch concerning Poachers, etc. -- First Attack of Cramp
in the Stomach. -- Letters to Morritt, Terry, and Mrs.
Maclean Clephane. -- Story of The Doom of Devorgoil. -- John
Kemble's retirement from the Stage. -- William Laidlaw
established at Kaeside. -- Novel of Rob Roy projected. --
Letter to Southey on the Relief of the Poor, etc. -- Letter
to Lord Montagu on Hogg's Queen's Wake, and on the Death of
Frances, Lady Douglas. 1817. 135
XXXIX. Excursion to the Lennox, Glasgow, and Drumlanrig. --
Purchase of Toftfield. -- Establishment of the Ferguson
Family at Huntly Burn. -- Lines written in Illness. --
Visits of Washington Irving, Lady Byron, and Sir David
Wilkie. -- Progress of the Building at Abbotsford. --
Letters to Morritt, Terry, etc. -- Conclusion of Rob Roy.
1817. 173
XL. Rob Boy published. -- Negotiation concerning the Second
Series of Tales of my Landlord. -- Commission to search for
the {p.vii} Scottish Regalia. -- Letters to the Duke of
Buccleuch, Mr. Croker, Mr. Morritt, Mr. Murray, Mr. Maturin,
etc. -- Correspondence on Rural Affairs with Mr. Laidlaw,
and on the Buildings at Abbotsford with Mr. Terry. -- Death
of Mrs. Murray Keith and Mr. George Bullock. 1818. 202
XLI. Dinner at Mr. Home Drummond's. -- Scott's Edinburgh
Den. -- Details of his Domestic Life in Castle Street. --
His Sunday Dinners. -- His Evening Drives, etc. -- His
Conduct in the General Society of Edinburgh. -- Dinners at
John Ballantyne's Villa, and at James Ballantyne's in St.
John Street, on the appearance of a new Novel. -- Anecdotes
of the Ballantynes, and of Constable. 1818. 236
XLII. Publication of the Heart of Mid-Lothian. -- Its
Reception in Edinburgh and in England. -- Abbotsford in
October. -- Melrose Abbey, Dryburgh, etc. -- Lion-Hunters
from America. -- Tragedy of the Cherokee Lovers. -- Scott's
Dinner to the Selkirkshire Yeomen. 1818. 266
Appendix: The Durham Garland. 295
Narrative of the Life of James Annesley. 303
{p.viii} LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
WALTER SCOTT IN 1822 _Frontispiece_
From the painting by Sir Henry Raeburn, R. A., in the possession
of the Earl of Home.
MAIDA, THE SCOTTISH DEERHOUND 96
After the painting by Landseer made in 1824.
JOHN MURRAY 124
From the painting by Henry W. Pickersgill, R. A., in the
possession of John Murray, Esq.
WASHINGTON IRVING 180
After the painting by Charles Robert Leslie, R. A.
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