LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Charles Lamb, from the picture in the National Portrait Gallery, painted in 1805, by William Hazlitt (Photogravure)

The East India House, from an original Pencil Drawing by T. Hosmer Shepherd in the Crace Collection

S. T. Coleridge, ætat 26, from a pastel sketch taken in

Germany John Lamb (father of Charles Lamb) reproduced from a lithograph by J. A. Ventner

No. 7 Little Queen Street, from a drawing by Herbert

Chapel Street, Pentonville, from a drawing by Herbert
Railton
Robert Southey, from an engraving by W. H. Egleton,
after the picture by John Opie, R.A.

Charles Lloyd, reading a play by S. T. Coleridge at
Brathay Hall, from a sketch in the possession of
F. H. Steeds, Esq.

Charles Lloyd and his wife, from a sketch in the possession of F. H. Steeds, Esq.

Robert Lloyd, from a Silhouette in the possession of
F. H. Steeds, Esq.

No. 34 Southampton Buildings, from a drawing by
Herbert Railton.

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Fleet Street, near Temple Bar, 1799, from a print in
the British Museum
William Godwin, from an engraving by G. Dawe, after
the painting by J. Northcote, R.A.
Thomas Holcroft, from the painting by John Opie,
R.A., in the National Portrait Gallery

H. Crabb Robinson, from an engraving after a pencil sketch by G. Scharf, F.S.A. .

Inner Temple Lane, from a print in the British

Hare Court, from a print in the British Museum
Thomas Clarkson, from the painting by C. F. Breda of
Stockholm, in the National Gallery

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Leigh Hunt, from an engraving by H. Meyer, after a

drawing by J. Hayter.

William Ayrton, from a photograph kindly lent by
E. Ayrton, Esq.

No. 20 Russell Street, Covent Garden, from a drawing
by Herbert Railton

Benjamin Robert Haydon, from a painting in the
National Portrait Gallery, by his pupil Georgiana
M. Zornlin

Mackery End, Hertfordshire, from a drawing by Herbert
Railton

Bryan Waller Procter, from an engraving after the
pencil sketch by Charles Martin

NOTE

Owing to a miscalculation, the first volume contains a great many more pages of the Letters than the second. This inequality of division not being discovered until too late to alter the arrangement, it has been thought better to put the Editor's Preface at the beginning of the second volume in order to make the two books more nearly equal in their outward appearance.

THE PUBLISHERS.

Owing to the decision of the Courts that the inclusion of certain letters originally appearing in this volume were an infringement of copyright, the book has been reprinted, excluding these and renumbering the remainder; a gap of sixteen therefore occurs in the numbering between Vols. I. and II.