Webster, James Wedderburn, 289, 293 Webster, Lady Frances, 158 Werry, Mrs., 91 Westmorland, Lady, 265 Williams, Captain, 348 Williams, Hugh W., 88-89 PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE & COMPANY LTD. TAVISTOCK STREET COVENT GARDEN LONDON FOOTNOTES: [1] One of the heads of the family was born before his father's marriage, but he was subsequently given a title on his own merits. [2] In Mr. Murray's latest edition of "The Letters and Journals." [3] He would have preferred Oxford, but there was no set of rooms vacant at Christ Church. [4] They intoned underneath his windows the supplication: Good Lort, deliver us! [5] Musters took his wife's name when he married her, though he afterwards resumed his own. [6] In "Byron: the Last Phase." [7] Afterwards the Rev. William Harness, and a popular preacher. [8] Sir Ralph Milbanke had taken the name of Noel on succeeding to some property. [9] For the full text of the letter see Appendix. [10] It is doubtful whether Shelley was at Marlow at this date, so that Miss Clairmont's memory of the place of meeting was probably at fault. [11] Southey, among others, circulated the scandal. [12] Odysseus, who was in Attica.