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Abbey, Henry
Acton, Harold
adultery. See also womanizing, Bertie’s
country house protocol for
at mistresses’ homes
Victorian Era acceptance of
women’s perception and
Afterthoughts (Warwick)
Albemarle, 7th Earl of
Albemarle, Arnold Joost van Keppel, 1st Earl of
Albemarle, Lady
Albert, Prince Consort (Bertie’s father)
Bertie’s marriage and
death of
Albert Victor, Prince (Bertie’s son)
Alexander John, Prince (Bertie’s son)
Alexander, Tsarevitch
Alexandra (royal yacht)
Alexandra “Alix,” Queen of the United Kingdom (formerly Alexandra, Princess of Denmark)
accession of
Aylesford scandal and
Bertie’s death and
Bertie’s health and
Bertie’s womanizing and
children’s births
Churchill, Jennie, and
illnesses of
Keppel, Alice, and
personality of/perception of
wedding of
Alexandrine, Princess of Prussia
Alfred, Prince (Bertie’s son)
Alice, Princess (Bertie’s daughter)
Alington, “Bunny”, 1st Baron
Alington, Humphrey Sturt, 2nd Baron
Alistair (piper)
Almanach de Gotha (royalty listing)
Anna, Princess of Hesse
Ariadne, HMS
Arizona (ocean liner)
Ascot races
Asquith, Herbert
Asquith, Margot
As You Like It (play)
Augusta, Princess of Meiningen
Avory, Horace
Aylesford, Dowager Lady
Aylesford, Edith, Countess of
Aylesford, Heneage “Sporting Joe,” Earl of
Aylesford scandal
baccarat
Baird, George Alexander “the Squire”
Un Ballo in Maschera (opera)
Bancroft, Squire
Barlow, Sir Thomas
La Barucca. See Pearl, Cora “La Barucca”
La Barucci. See Benini, Giulia “La Barucci”
Bathe, Hugo de
Battle of Hastings
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, Lord
Beckett, Ernest, 2nd Baron Grimthorpe
Becket, Thomas a
La Belle Hélène (opera)
Bellew, Kyrle
Belloc, Hilaire
Benini, Giulia “La Barucci”
Beresford, Edith
Beresford, Lady Mina
Beresford, Lord Charles “Charlie”
Warwick’s affair with
Berling, Carl
Bernhardt, Maurice
Bernhardt, Sarah
as Bertie’s mistress
drug use by
Langtry’s relationship with
personality/traits of
Warwick’s relationship with
Biarritz, France
Blandford, Lady Bertha “Goosie”
Blandford, Lord (later Duke of Marlborough)
Blatchford, Robert
Blenheim Palace
the Blues (guard regiment)
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen
Boer War
Second
Borthwick, Sir Algernon
Bowles, Camilla Parker
Bradford Theatre Royal, Manchester
Broderick, George
Brooke, Daisy. See Warwick, Frances Greville “Daisy,” Countess of
Brooke, Lord. See Warwick, Francis Greville “Brookie,” Fifth Earl of
Brookfield, Charles
Brooks, Sir William Cunliffe
Brough, Lionel
Bruce, Robert
Buckingham Palace
balls hosted at
court presentations at
Bulow, Countess de
Bunning, J. B.
Burgoyne, John
Burne-Jones, Edward
Burnham, Lord
Caesar (Bertie’s dog)
Cambridge, George, Duke of
Campbell-Bannerman, Henry
Canterbury, Archbishop of
Caracciolo, Duchess di
Carrington, Lord Charles
Cassel, Edwina
Cassel, Mary
Cassel, Maudie
Cassel, Sir Ernest
Catherine of Aragon
Cavendish-Bentinck, William, Duke of Portland
Cavendish, Lady
Cesarevitch, Grand Duchess
Cesarevitch, Grand Duke
Le Chabanais, Paris (bordello)
“Champagne Charlie”
“The Channel Islands Pirate” (Raoul Le Breton)
Chaplin, Charlie
Chaplin, Henry
Charles II, King of England
Charles, Prince of Wales
“Chester, Earl of” (Bertie’s alias)
Chesterfield, Lord
Christ Church, Oxford
Christian, Prince of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg (later Christian IX of Denmark)
Churchill, Jeanette “Jennie” (née Jerome)
Aylesford scandal and
background of
Bertie’s relationship with
children’s births
marriage of
ostracism of
personality traits of
remarriage by
Churchill, John “Jack”
Churchill, Lady Jane (née Conyngham)
Churchill, Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough
Churchill, Sir Randolph
Aylesford scandal and
Bertie’s wedding and
children’s births
death of
Langtry and
marriage of
ostracism of
in Parliament
sexuality of
Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer-
birth of
Clarion newspaper
Clarke, Sir Edward
Clarkson, Willy
Clayton, Oscar
Clifden, Nellie
Clumber Stakes
Coburg, Duke of
Cole, Lord, Earl of Enniskillen
Coleridge, Lady
Coleridge, Lord
Coleridge, Mrs. Gilbert
Comédie-Française troop
Cornwallis-West, George
Cornwallis-West, Patsy
country house weekends
extramarital affairs at
routine of events in
seclusion as element of
Coutts, Baroness Burdett
Coventry, Earl of
Cremorne Gardens, London
Crespigny, Sir Claude Champion de
Croom, Sir John Halliday
Cross, Viscount
Crouch, Eliza. See Pearl, Cora “La Barucca”
Cubitt, Roland
Cubitt, Thomas
the Curragh, Dublin
Daily Chronicle
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily News
Daisy, Princess of Pless
“the Deanery,” St. Saviour, Jersey
de Frece, Sir Walter
de Frece, Vesta Tilley, Lady
Delacour, John
Derby, Lord
Devonshire, 7th Duke of
Devonshire, 8th Duke of (earlier Marquis of Hartington)
Diana, Princess of Wales
The Dictionary of National Biography
Disraeli, Benjamin, Lord Beaconsfield
Aylesford scandal and
Dixie, Lady Florence (née Douglas)
Dobby (nurse)
Dominique (maid)
Doncaster races
Doucet, Jacques
Douglas, “Bosie”
Downshire, Lady Kitty
Downshire, Lord
Draper, Miss (governess)
Drumlanrig, Lord
Dudley, Lady
Dudley, Lord
Duntreath Castle, Scotland
Dupplin, Lord
Easton Lodge, Essex
country weekends at
Echo newspaper
Eden, Anthony
Edgcombe, Colonel
Edinburgh, Duchess of
Edmonstone, 4th Baronet
Edmonstone, Archie
Edmonstone of Culloden, Sir William
Edmonstone of Duntreath, Sir William
Edwardian Daughter (Keppel)
Edwardians in Love (Leslie)
The Edwardians (Sackville-West)
Edward IV, King of England
Edward VII, “Bertie,” King of the United Kingdom (formerly Prince of Wales). See also womanizing, Bertie’s
accession/coronation of
assassination attempt on
Aylesford scandal and
La Barucca as mistress of
Beresfords’ feud with
Bernhardt as mistress of
children’s births
Churchill as mistress of
Clifden’s romance with
Cornwallis-West as mistress of
death of
education of
father’s death
France visits by
health of
illegitimate children rumored of
India tour of 1875 by
Keppel as mistress of
Keyser as mistress of
Langtry as mistress of
at military camp
Mordaunt as mistress of
mother’s relationship with
personality/attributes of
protection personnel of
Réjane as mistress of
Schneider as mistress of
Seillière as mistress of
stage role played by
Tempest as mistress of
Tranby Croft scandal and
vengefulness of
Walters as mistress of
Warwick as mistress of
wedding of
Edward VIII, King of the United Kingdom
Elisabeth, Princess of Wied (later Queen of Romania)
Elizabeth I, Queen of England
Era journal
Errol, Lady
Esher, Viscount
Eugénie, Empress of France
A Fair Encounter (play)
Falmouth, Viscount
Faultless’s Pit, London
Fedora (play)
Feodorovna, Marie, Tsarina of Russia (formerly Princess Dagmar of Denmark)
Finch, Heneage “Sporting Joe,” Earl of Aylesford
Fisher, Lord
Fitzwilliam, Lord
France
Bertie’s trips to Biarritz
Bertie’s trips to Paris
Franklin, Sir John
Frederick VII, King of Denmark
Frewen, Morton
Garner, Florence
Gascoigne, Judge
George IV, King of the United Kingdom
George, King of the Hellenes
George V, King of the United Kingdom (Bertie’s son)
Gladstone, William
Glyn, Clayton
Glyn, Elinor
Gordon-Cumming, Elma
Gordon-Cumming, Sir William Alexander Gordon
Gordon-Lennox, Blanchie
Goschen, George
Got, Edmond
La Goulue (dancer)
Government House, Jersey
Grain, Mr. (lawyer)
Grammont-Caderousse, Duc de
Grenadier Guards
Greville, Frances. See Warwick, Frances Greville “Daisy,” Countess of
Greville, Francis. See Warwick, Francis Greville “Brookie,” Fifth Earl of
Greville, Mrs. Ronnie
Grey, Lady de
Grimthorpe, Ernest Beckett, 2nd Baron
Grosvenor, Lady Constance, Duchess of Westminster
Gull, William
Gwyn, Nell
Hal, Prince (literary character, future Henry V)
Hambro banking family
Hamersley, Lily Price
Hamilton, Duke of
Hamlet (Shakespeare)
Hannen, Sir James
Harbord, Lord Charles, 5th Baron Suffield
Hardinge of Penshurst, Lord
Harding, Sir Charles
Hardwicke, Lord
Harris, Frank
Hart, Heber
Hartington, “Harty-Tarty,” Marquis of (later 8th Duke of Devonshire)
Hastings, Marquis of
Hatherley, Lord
Hawkins, Justice
Hayes Park Private Asylum, London
Haymarket Theatre, London
Hayward, Abraham
Head, William
Helena, Princess of the United Kingdom
Helena, Princess of Waldeck-Pyrmont
Heller, Stephen
Helmsley, Viscount
Henry IV Part One (Shakespeare)
Henry, Prince of Pless
Henry VIII, King of England
Henry V, King of England
Hilda, Princess of Dessau
Hildegarde (yacht)
Hitler, Adolph
Hodson, Henrietta “Mrs. Labouchere”
homosexuality
Hopper, Thomas
Hotel Bristol, Paris
Hôtel du Palais, Biarritz
House of Commons, United Kingdom
Hunt, William Holman
Hyde Park, London
Illustrated London News
Imperial Theatre, London
International Exhibition of 1867, Paris
Ireland
Churchills exiled to
famines of 1846-47
Irving, Henry
Iveagh, Lord
James, Venetia
Jerome, Clara
Jerome, Clara (younger)
Jerome, Leonard
A Jersey Lily (Millais)
Johnson, Freddie
Johnstone, Sir Frederick
Jones, Arthur
Keppel, Alice Frederica Edmonstone
Bertie’s death and
as Bertie’s mistress
birth/background of
children’s births
diplomatic support role of
later years of
marriage of
personality/traits of
Keppel, Arnold Joost van, 1st Earl of Albemarle
Keppel, George
Keppel, Sonia
Keppel, Violet
Kerr, Charles
Keyser, Agnes
as Bertie’s mistress
personality/traits of
Keyser, Charles
Keyser, Fanny
Keyser, Margaret
King Edward’s Hospital for Officers, London
Kingsley, Charles
Kingsley, Henry
King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
Knatchbull, Mrs.
Knollys, Sir Francis
Knollys, Sir William
L’Abbesse de Jouarre (racehorse)
Labouchere, Henry “Labby”
Lady River (Paget)
Laking, Sir Francis
Lambton, George
Lamont-Brown, Raymond
Langtry, Edward “Ned”
death of
marriage of
social skills of
wife’s affairs and
Langtry, Emilie Charlotte “Lillie” (née Le Breton)
as actress
as artist model
as Bertie’s mistress
birth/background of
court presentation of
cultural ascension of
daughter’s birth
death of
illness of
later life of
Louis of Battenberg’s relationship with
marriage of
personality/traits of
Prince Louis’s relationship with
“The Red House” built for
Warwick’s relationship with
Langtry, Jeanne-Marie
Lansdowne, Lord
Larkin, Sophie
Laycock, Angela (née Dudley-Ward)
Laycock, Joe
Le Breton, Clement Corbet
Le Breton, Emilie Corbet
Le Breton, Francis Corbet
Le Breton, Maurice Corbet
Le Breton, Raoul (“The Channel Islands Pirate”)
Le Breton, Reggie Corbet
Lillie’s relationship with
Le Breton, Trevor Corbet
Le Breton, William Corbet, Dean of Jersey
womanizing by
Le Breton, William Inglis Corbet
Leighton, Lord
Leopold, King of Belgium
Leopold, Royal Prince
Langtry’s relationship with
marriage of
Lepine, Monsieur (police officer)
Leslie, Anita
Leslie, Leonie (née Jerome)
Leslie, Sir John
Levett, Berkeley
Lewis, George
Beresford affair and
Life’s Ebb and Flow (Warwick)
Lind, Jenny
Lindsay, James, Earl of Crawford
Londesborough, Earl of
London Fire Brigade
London in the Sixties (Shaw)
London Volunteer Brigade
Longley, Arthur
Lonsdale, Lady
Louise, Princess (Bertie’s daughter)
Louise, Princess of Hesse-Cassel
Louis, Prince of Battenberg
Louis XVI, King of France
Lovat, Lord
Lunt, Alfred
Lycett Green, Edward
Lycett Green, Ethel
Lytton, Robert Bulwer
Macclesfield, Lady
Magnus, Sir Philip
Malmsbury, Lord
Manchester, Louisa, Duchess of
Manor House Asylum, London
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
Marienbad, Czech Republic
Marie, Princess of Altenburg
Marie, Princess of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen
Marie, Princess of the Netherlands
Marjoribanks, Dudley Coutts, 1st Baron Tweedmouth
Mark, Henry
Marlborough, Duke of
Aylesford scandal and
Marlborough, Frances, Duchess of
Aylesford scandal and
Marlborough House
Marlborough House set
public exposure of
“small evenings” among
Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of
Married Women’s Property Act (1882)
Mary, Queen of the United Kingdom
Mary Stewart, Princess of Scotland
Maud, Princess (Bertie’s daughter)
Maynard, Blanche
Maynard, Blanchie
Maynard, Charles
Maynard, Frances. See Warwick, Frances Greville “Daisy,” Countess of
Maynard, Henry, 3rd Viscount Maynard
Mayoress, Lady
May, Princess of Teck
Mensdorff Pouilly-Dietrichstein, Count Albert von
Meyer, Baroness Olga de
Miles, Frank
Millais, John Everett
Le Misanthrope (Moliére)
Moliére
Montagu, Mr. (bank manager)
Montagu, Oliver
Moore, Mr. (politician)
Mordaunt, Lady Harriet (née Moncreiffe)
Mordaunt, Sir Charles
Mordaunt, Violet Caroline
Morning Post
Morris, William
Mouchy, Duchesse de
Moulin Rouge, Paris
Moulton, Mrs. Charles
Munby, Arthur
Murray, Greville
Napoleon III, Louis, Emperor of France
National Hunt Steeplechase
The New York Times
Nicolle, Madame (dressmaker)
Norfolk, Duke of
Northcote, Stafford Henry, Lord Iddsleigh
Order of the Crown of India
Order of the Garter
Orpheus in the Underworld (opera)
Ours (play)
Paget, Florence
Paget, Lady Lucy
Paget, Minnie Stevens
Paget, Mrs. Augustus
Pall Mall Gazette
Palmerston, Lord
Paris, France
Parker Bowles, Camilla
Parliament, United Kingdom
Churchill, Randolph, in
Warwick’s run for
Parry, John Humffreys
Partridge, Constable
Pater, Walter
Pearl, Cora “La Barucca” (formerly Eliza Crouch)
Peat, Mathilde
Pedro V, King of Portugal
Penzance, Lord
Pepys, Samuel
Peter Pry journal
Phèdre (Racine)
photography, emergence of
Pierrette (racehorse)
Pigeon, Henry
Pinero, Arthur
Ponsonby, Sir Edward
Ponsonby, Sir Frederick
Ponsonby, Sir Henry
Pope, Alexander
Porch, Montagu Phippen
Portland, William Cavendish-Bentinck, Duke of
Poynter, Sir Edward
Les Précieuses ridicules (Moliére)
Price, Elizabeth
Price, Jane
Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham
Princes’ Theatre, Manchester
Professional Beauties (art models)
Prussia
Crown Prince of
Vicky, Princess Royal, Crown Princess of
Puck magazine
Punch magazine
The Queen’s Messenger (gossip journal)
Rachel (French actress)
Racine (writer)
Randolph Hotel, Oxford
Ranelagh, Lord
Red Gauntlet (yacht)
“The Red House,” Bournemouth
Redskin (horse)
Réjane (actress)
Renan, Henry
Review of Reviews
Reynold’s Newspaper
Ribblesdale, Lord
Ridley, Jane
Ritz, César
Robert III, King of Scotland
Robertson, Madge
Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare)
Rosebery, Lord
Rose, Hugh, Lord Strathnairn
Rosenberg, Adolphus
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel
Rosslyn, Angela
Rosslyn, Harry
Rosslyn, Robert Francis St. Clair-Erskine, 4th Earl of
Rothschild, Lord Ferdinand “Ferdy” de
Rothschild, Nathaniel
Rotten Row, Hyde Park, London
Royal Academy, London
Royal Albert Hall, London
Royal Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool
Royal Buckhounds
Royal General Theatrical Fund
Royal Horse Guards
Royal Marine Light Infantry
Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst
Royal Protection Squad
Royal Regatta, Isle of Wight
the Royals (10th Royal Hussars)
Royal Yacht Squadron
Rudolph, Crown Prince of Austria
Ruskin, John
Russell, Sir Charles
Sackville-West, Vita
Sagan, Hélie de
Sagan, Jeanne Seillière, Princesse de
Sagan, Prince de
St. Albans, Duke of
St. Clair-Erskine, Robert Francis, 4th Earl of Rosslyn
St. George’s Chapel, Windsor
St. Helier, Lady, literary salon of
St. Leger Race
St. Olave’s Church, Southwark
Salisbury, Lord
Sandwich, Lord
Sassoon, Arthur
Sassoon, Reuben
“Saturday to Monday” getaways
Saumerez, Lady
Schneider, Hortense
School for Scandal (play)
Scots Guards
Sebright, Lady Georgina
Seillière, Jeanne, Princesse de Sagan
Seymour, Francis
Shakespeare, William
Shaw, Donald
Shaw, Eyre
She Stoops to Conquer (play)
Siddons, Sarah
Sipido, Jean-Baptiste
Smith, Seth
socialism
Somerset, Arthur
Somerset, Lady
Somerset, Lord Edward
Soveral, Marques de
Spencer, Guy Bertrand
Sporting Times “Pink ‘Un”
Star journal
Stevens, Minnie
Stockmar, Baron
Stoeckl, Baroness de
Stratton, Mrs. (dressmaker)
Stuart-Wortley, Edward
Sturt, Humphrey, 2nd Baron Alington
Sturt, Lady Feodorovna “Feo”
Suffield, Lord Charles Harbord, 5th Baron
Sutherland, Duke of
Sutherland, Millie
Swinburne, Algernon
Sykes, Christopher
Sylva, Carmen (Elisabeth of Wied)
Symonds, John Addington
syphilis
Talleyrand-Périgord family
Taylor, Tom
tea time
affairs revolving around
at country house weekends
Telegraph newspaper
Tempest, Lady Susan Vane
Tennyson, Alfred Lord
Terry, Ellen
Thellusson, Lord, 5th Baron Rendlesham
Thunderer, HMS
Tilley, Vesta, Lady de Frece
The Times of London
Langtry acting reviews by
Tranby Croft trial coverage by
Tomahawk journal
Torby, Sophia, Countess of
Torrington, Lord
Town Talk (gossip journal)
Tranby Croft scandal
trial surrounding
Treves, Sir Frederick
Trinity College, Cambridge
Truth magazine
Tuke, Thomas Harrington
Twickenham Town Hall
Tyburn gallows, London
typhoid
Undaunted, HMS
The Unequal Match (Taylor)
the Uranians (homosexual coterie)
Vanity Fair
Vaudeville Theatre, London
Vicky, Princess Royal, Crown Princess of Prussia
Bertie’s marriage and
Victoria and Albert (royal yacht)
Victoria, Princess (Bertie’s daughter)
Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom (Bertie’s mother)
abdication of
Albert’s death and
Aylesford scandal and
Bertie’s marriage and
Bertie’s relationship with
Bertie’s womanizing and
death of
Golden Jubilee of
Langtry, Lillie, and
personality traits of
Tranby Croft scandal and
Warwick, Daisy, and
La Vie Parisienne (opera)
Villa Eugénie, France
Villemer, Marquis de
Vincent, Sir Edgar, Viscount D’Abernon
Wallace, Sir Donald Mackenzie
Walters, Catherine “Skittles”
Warwick Castle
Warwick, Fourth Earl of
Warwick, Frances Greville “Daisy,” Countess of (formerly Frances Maynard and Daisy Brooke)
as Beresford’s mistress
at Bertie’s coronation
as Bertie’s mistress
birth/background of
children’s births
country weekends hosted by
court presentation of
as Gordon-Cumming’s mistress
Langtry’s relationship with
later life of
as Laycock’s mistress
marriage of
memoirs of
Parliamentary run by
personality/traits of
as philanthropist
Tranby Croft leak and
Warwick, Francis Greville “Brookie,” Fifth Earl of (formerly Lord Brooke)
accession of
marriage of
Warwick, Marjorie
Warwick, Maynard
Warwick, Mercy
The Water-Babies (Kingsley)
Watts, Sir Fredrick
“A Welcome” (Tennyson)
Wells, H. G.
Westminster, Duchess of
Wharncliffe, Countess
Wharncliffe, Earl of
Whatman, Harriet
The Wheel of Fortune (Burne-Jones)
Whistler, James McNeill
Whitehall Review
Wilde, Oscar
William III, King of England
William II, Kaiser, Emperor of Germany
Williams, Owen
William the Conqueror
Willis, Mr. (lawyer)
Wilson, Arthur
Wilson, Lady Sarah (née Spencer-Churchill)
Wilson, Mrs. Arthur
Wilson, Stanley
Wilton, Lady
Windsor Castle
Alix’s arrival to
Witch of the Air (racehorse)
womanizing, Bertie’s. See also adultery; country house weekends; Edward VII, “Bertie,” King of the United Kingdom
via brothels/prostitutes
during country house weekends
via courtesans
first official mistress and
via home visits
types of women associated with
women
legal rights of
societal restrictions on
Wontner, St. John
Woodville, Elizabeth
Woolf, Virginia
The World magazine
Worth, Jean
Wren, Alfred
Wren, Sir Christopher
Yardley, William
Young, Sir Allen “Alleno”