Jane Welsh Carlyle

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What Jane Thought

What They Thought

Personality

HEALTH:

1 The Lady Harriet Years

2. The Last Years

3.Conclusions

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HOMEPAGE

Thomas Carlyle

1801 Born Haddington, East Lothian, 14th July
1810-12 Edward Irving teaching at Haddington
1819 Death of her father, Dr Welsh, at Haddington
1821 Meets Thomas Carlyle, Haddington, May
1825 Visits Carlyles, Hoddam Hill, September
1826 Marries Carlyle, at Templand, Thornhill, 17th October.They set up house at 21 Comely Bank, Edinburgh
1828 Moves to Craigenputtoch, Dumfriesshire in May
1831-32 Visits London with Carlyle
1834 Move to 5 Cheyne Row, Chelsea, London on 10th JuneEdward Irving dies, 7th December
1837 Visits Oxford and Cotswolds with the Sterlings
1838 Crayon portrait by Samuel Laurence
1842 Mother, Grace Welsh, dies 5th February
Visits Bullers, Troston
1843 Jane meets Lady Harriet Baring
1844 Carlyle begins to see much of Lady Harriet Baring
Death of John Sterling
1848 Lady Baring becomes Lady Ashburton on death of husband's father
1849 Revisits Haddington, writes 'Much Ado About Nothing'.
1850 Attends Bath House Ball
1851 Visits Great Exhibition
1852 Visits Sherborne House
1855 Seeks rooms in Rottingdean. Represents Carlyle at the Tax Commissioners. Keeps a journal 1855-56
1857 Lady Ashburton dies, 4th May
1858 Lord Ashburton remarries - Louisa Stewart Mackenzie
1863 Injured in accident in Cheapside
1864 Visits Dr Blakiston's, St Leonards, April. Stays Holmhill, Thornhill, July-Sept. with Dr and Mrs Russell. Returns improved to London, 1st October
1865 Carlyle finishes Frederick
1866 Carlyle leaves for Edinburgh, 29th March, gives Inaugural Address there, 2nd April.
Jane dies in Hyde Park, 21st April