My Memoirs, Vol. III, 1826 to 1830

· 1870

I become a fully fledged employé--Bad plays--Thibaut--My studies with him--Where they have been of use to me--_Amaury_ and the consumptives--My reading--Walter Scott--Cooper--Byron--The pleasure of eating _sauerkraut_ at the Parthenon. Byron's childhood--His grief at being lame--Mary Duff--The Malvern fortune-teller--How Byron and Robert Peel became acquainted--Miss Parker--Miss Chaworth--Verses on her portrait--Mrs. Musters--Lady Morgan--_English Bards and Scotch Reviewers_--Byron's letters to his mother--He takes his seat in the House of Lords.…

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