annotated by Blake, 315; another interview, 314
Richmond, Duke of, 195—7
Richmond, G. portrait-painter, 342, 407
Richter, painter in water-colour, 296, 340
—— Jean Paul, death of, 408
Ridolfi, 251
Rigaud, 57
Riots, Lord George Gordon, 35—6
Ritson's Collection of English Songs, 51, 120
Robinson, Henry Crabb, 274—5, 381 —93, 397—8
Robinson, Mrs. (Perdita) 119
Rogers, Samuel, makes his reputation, 120
Romney, G, designs by, 162; death of, 178; Hecate, 205; early works by, 209; Lear and Cordelia, 211; in Italy, 213; Life of by Hayley, 213, 224
Rose, Samuel, 193, 198, 219
Roscius (Master Betty), 221
Rossetti, W. M. 429
Ruskin, John, on Cimabue and Giotto, 3; designs by Blake, owned by, 55; on the Job, 335
Russell, 57
Ryland, engraver, Blake's prophecy concerning, 13; fulfilled, 48
Sandby, Paul, exhibits, 35
Schiavonetti, Louis, 248, 265, 274
—— Niccolo, 289
Scholfield, 192, 228—30
Scott, David, 422—3
—— W. B. 429
—— Sir Walter, 2, 5, 2S4, 2S7
Seagrave, printer, 163
Seward, Anna, 119
Selwyn, 36
Serres, 57
Sepulchral monuments, 20
Shakspere, 24; designs to, 272
Shelley, 118
Shenstone, 23
Sheridan, Mrs, 46
Shields, Frederick J. 136
Shipley, William, founder of Society of Arts, 9
Sibylline leaves; see Blake's Writings, vol. ii. p. 284
Smetham, J. 55, 428—9; see also vol. ii. Essay by
Smith, John Thomas, 45, 47, 49, 50, 124, 367, 401, 405, 409
Smith, Mrs. Charlotte, 75, 119
Songs of Innocence and Experience, 68—75, 116—123,; Song of Los, 129
Southey, 25; the Doctor, 276
Spectator, plates to, by Cromek, 247
Spilsbury, painter, 214
Stothard, born, 5; where, 60; designs for Novelists' Magazine, 53; introduced to Blake, 33: engravings after, m British Museum, 37; book illustrations by, 51—2; exhibits at Royal Academy, 57; designs for Night Thoughts, 140; Canterbury Pilgrimage by, 250—2, 274—281, 288—90
St. George's Fields; see Topographic Details
Strange, engraver, 14; Blake's opinion of, 21
Swedenborg, Emanuel, comes to London, 15, 16; Blake's estimate of, 85
Swinburne, Algernon Charles, Critical Essays by, 78, 428; on Blake's Ancient Britons, 277; anecdote of Mrs. Blake by, 410
Talfourd, Final Memorials of Lamb by, 325
Tatham, architect, 342, 399
—— Frederick, sculptor, 342, 409 — 11
Taylor, Isaac, designs to the Bible by, —6
Thel, 76
Thelwall, 92
Thomas, a Blake buyer, 121
Thomson, 24
Thornton, Dr., School Virgil by, 317,
Thornton, Bonne!!, 317
Tomkins, 57
Tompkins, Thomas, Beauties of English Poetry by, 23
Topographic Details: 'Basire's house. Great Queen Street, 22; Battersea, 38, 42; Blake's birthplace. Broad Street, 5. 6, 34, 56; Bognor and its neighbourhood, 157—60: Bunhill Fields, Blake's burial place, 59, 407—8; Carnaby Market, 5; Dulwich, 7; Etty's home, Stangate Walk, 99; Felpham, 156—8; Fitzroy Square, 112; Flaxman's house, Wardour Street, a neighbourhood of celebrities, 34—5; Fountain Court, 32; Green Street, Leicester Fields, 43; Hercules Buildings, 98; Hampstead, 338: Lavant, 198; Newington Butts, 6; Rathbone Place, 44; Somerset House, 29; South Molton Street, 201; St. George's Fields, 6; Stothard's birthplace, Long Acre, 60; Turner's birthplace, Maiden Lane, 60; Westminster Abbey, 18, 19; Westminster Bridge, 6
Truchessian Gallery, 216—18
Upcott, 260
Urizen, 127
