Edward Lear's Diaries

17.x.58, 7.xi.58, 12.xi.58, 17.vii.59, 5.v.61, 16.ix.61, 19.ix.61, 23.ix.61, 25.ix.61, 27.ix.61.

Edward Lear’s sister.

16.x.58, 18.x.58, 28.iv.59, 29.vi.59, 21.x.59, 28.x.59, 29.x.59, 1.xi.59, 18.i.60, 13.iii.60, 14.iii.60, 27.iii.60, 7.vi.60, 26.vi.60, 12.vii.60, 17.vii.60, 25.i.61, 1.ii.61, 8.ii.61, 8.iii.61, 10-11.iii.61, 13.iii.61, 14.iii.61, 15.iii.61, 16.iii.61, 2.iv.61, 1.v.61, 8.v.61, 16.vi.61, 29.viii.61, 2.ix.61, 5.x.61, 10.x.61, 26.x.61, 19.xii.61, 14.i.62.

14.x,58, 2.i.59, 22.i.59, 22.iii.59, 25.v.59, 26.vii.59, 21.ix.59, 30.ix.59, 17.xi.59, 18.xi.59, 18.vii.60, 28.ii.61, 3.iii.61, 17.vi.61, 18.vi.61, 16.vii.61, 22.ix.61, 26.ix.61.

12.x.58, 14.x,58, 15.x.58, 1.ii.59, 22.v.59, 24.v.59, 1.vi.59, 10.vi.59, 18.vi.59 (?), 28.vi.59, 29.vi.59, 26.vii.59, 10.viii.59, 16.x.59, 19.x.59, 8.xi.59, 25.xi.59, 3.xii.59, 20.xii.59, 2.iv.60, 4.iv.60, 11.vii.60, 19.vii.60, 23.vii.60, 20.xii.60, 22.i.61, 7.ii.61, 4.iii.61, 17.iv.61, 23.iv.61, 17.vi.61, 18.vi.61, 9.vii.61, 1.ix.61, 4.xi.61, 22.xii.61, 24.xii.61, 25.i.62.

22.ix.58, 27.vi.59, 28.vi.59, 6.vii.59, 7.vii.59, 11.vii.59, 9.ix.59, 12.ix.59, 3.xi.59, 7.xi.59, 27.iii.60, 6.vi.60, 25.vi.60, 28.vi.60, 1.vii.60, 7.vii.60, 19.vii.60, 24.vii.60, 25.vii.60, 30.vii.60, 2.viii.60, 27.i.61, 3.iii.61, 17.iii.61, 12.iv.61, 14.iv.61, 29.iv.61, 6.v.61.

1838-1931.

The fourth daughter of Richard Bethell. She was the only woman that Lear seriously thought of marrying (SL, xxxv).

16.ix.58, 17.ix.58, 18.ix.58, 19.ix.58, 10.xi.58, 16.xi.58, 21.xi.58, 8.vi.59, 10.vii.59, 9.xi.59, 24.vi.60, 11.viii.60, 12.viii.60, 16.x.60, 19.x.60, 17.xi.60, 2.1.61, 13.iv.61, 14.iv.61, 17.iv.61, 6.v.61, 31.v.61, 1.vii.61, 25.viii.61, 31.viii.61, 3.ix.61, 8.ix.61, 31.xii.61.

Nephew of Franklin Lushington, whom Lear met in Corfu in 1857, “one of the talking Lushingtons” (Chitty 1989, 173).

15.ix.58, 22.vi.60, 14.vii.60, 15.vii.60, 30.ix.60, 2.xii.60, 15.xii.60, 10.i.61, 11.ii.61, 17.ii.61, 3.iii.61, 6.v.61.

12.ix.58, 23.viii.59, 8.x.59, 17.iii.61, 10.iv.61, 22.v.61, 14.xii.61.

9.ix.58, 21.v.59, 22.v.59, 10.vi.59, 17.iii.61, 26.iii.61, 27.iii.61, 25.viii.61, 31.viii.61.

Collector of tariffs and duties at Liverpool Port. He and (his son?) J.A. Edwards (Levi, 284 and 286) commissioned Lear several paintings. See Blog of Bosh. Samuel’s father James is also mentioned when Lear visits the family in September 1858.

7.ix.58, 8.ix.58, 9.ix.58, 10.ix.58, 20.ix.58, 22.ix.58, 27.x.58, 15.xi.58, 17.xi.58, 10.i.59, 11.i.59, 31.i.59, 3.iv.59, 5.iv.59, 21.iv.59, 25.iv.59, 4.v.59, 5.v.59, 20.v.59, 25.v.59, 10.vi.59, 6.vii.59, 7.vii.59, 6.viii.59, 10.viii.59, 3.ix.59, 4.ix.59, 6.ix.59, 7.ix.59, 8.ix.59, 25.x.59, 28.x.59, 6.xi.59, 9.xi.59, 14.xi.59, 16.xi.59, 26.xi.59, 29.xi.59, 30.xi.59, 1.xii.59, 2.xii.59, 6.xii.59, 12.i.60, 13.i.60, 31.i.60, 25.iii.60, 26.iii.60, 2.vi.60, 20.vi.60, 10.ix.60, 11.ix.60, 4.xii.60, 18.xii.60, 6.i.61, 4.ii.61, 12.ii.61, 3.iii.61, 17.iii.61, 18.iii.61, 23.iv.61, 1.v.61, 30.v.61, 23.vii.61, 25.viii.61, 28.viii.61, 2.ix.61, 11.x.61, 14.x.61, 25.x.61, 2.xii.61, 4.i.62.