Astley (Sir J.), ii. 65. Attwood (Thomas), M.P. for Birmingham, ii. 286. Bache (Benjamin F.)--his Philadelphia newspaper, i. 139, &c.; notice of his family, 151; his editorial virulence, 204. Bagshaw (Richard), newsman, ii. 59, 76, 114, 126. Baker (Rev. Richard), the “Botley parson,” ii. 74, 150, 151. Bamford (Samuel)--his “Recollections” quoted, ii. 156. Beevor (Sir Thomas) supports C.’s candidature for parliament, ii. 252. Beloe (Rev. Wm.), i. 237, 251, 289. Benbow (Wm.) a sufferer under the Press Laws, ii. 206. Bentham (Jeremy) quoted, i. 197, 306; contributes to the London _Porcupine_, 276. Berkeley (Admiral Sir George), i. 23. Bibliography, ii. 305. Birkbeck (Morris)--his emigration scheme, ii. 205. Blagdon (F. W.)--his _Weekly Political Register_, ii. 47. Blount (Wm.), Governor of Tennessee, i. 207. Booksellers and Authors, i. 117, 150; ii. 77. Bosville (Colonel), parliamentary reformer, ii. 11, 146. Botley, Hants--C. visits there, i. 316; settles there, ii. 1; its situation, 2; rural sports, &c., 5, 20. Bouverie (William Pleydell, 3rd Earl of Radnor)--his close friendship with C., ii. 23; notice of him, _ib._; Commons motion for inquiry into Corruption, 49; his plantings at Coleshill, 231; attends on behalf of C. at his trial, 264; his letter in support of C.’s candidature at Manchester, 277; other references, 97, 112. Bowles (John), Anti-Jacobin writer, i. 241, 263. Bradford (Thomas), bookseller and printer, of Philadelphia--notice of family, i. 101; his business relations with C., 116, 139, 146, 175. Brand (Rev. John), i. 263. Brissot de Warville (Jean Pierre)--his American Travels quoted, i. 97, 98. _British Critic_, introduces C.’s American writings to the English public, i. 233; recants, 291. Brougham (Henry, 1st Lord), ii. 48, 132, 223, 267. Budd (John) succeeds to C.’s book-shop in Pall Mall, i. 308; is prosecuted with C., ii. 114, 126. Buonaparte (Napoleon)--alternations of public feeling concerning him, i. 290. Burdett (Sir Francis), i. 312; C. begins to support him, 320; elected M.P. for Westminster, ii. 29; his popularity, 64; is sent to the Tower, 110, 111; his endeavours against military flogging, 130; advances money to C., 146, 218; his half-heartedness in the Reform cause, 179, 256. Callender (James Thomson)--notice of him, i. 131. Canning (George)--his anti-Jacobin services, i. 240, 241, 252; his opposition to parliamentary reform, ii. 256. Carey (Matthew)--notice of him, i. 116, 189. Carleton (Guy, 1st Baron Dorchester), i. 52, 76. Caroline, Queen of George IV.--the first delicate investigation, ii. 18; C.’s advocacy of her cause, ii. 224. Cartwright (Major John)--his advocacy of parliamentary reform; notice of him, ii. 11; other references, 77, 78, 207.