"Bon Gaultier Ballads," the, 98.
Boyd, A. K. H., on Tennyson's al-
terations of his text, 88; on the
satire in "Punch," 101 note.
Brimley, George, on Tennyson's
Stanzas in "The Tribute," 79
note.

Brookfield, William Henry, 32 note,
Tennyson's memorial Sonnet to,
154.

Browning, Robert, his first pub-
lished poem, 51; his startling
rhymes, 153.

Bulwer. See LYTTON.
Burke's "Landed Gentry," 2.
Byron, Lord, death of, 4.

Cameron, Julia Margaret, her
photographs of Tennyson, 160.
Carlyle, Thomas, quotes from Ten-
nyson's "Ulysses" in his "Past
and Present," 87, 94; his opinion
of Napoleon III., 112; his de-
fence of Governor Eyre, 120; at
John Forster's chambers, 161.
Catullus, quoted, 146.

Cauteretz, 168.

Cayley, George John, 102.
Charge of the Light Brigade, 115.
Clough, Arthur, hears Tennyson
read the Idyll of Guinevere, 127
note; with Tennyson in the Py-
renees and at Cauteretz, 167,
168.
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, his
opinion of Tennyson's early
poems, 44; on Tennyson's me-
tres, 151.

"Confessions of a Sensitive Mind,"
28, 29 note.

Conybeare's "Anglo-Saxon Poe-
try," 105 note.

Cotton, Charles, his "Virgil Tra-
vesty," 99, 100.
Crashaw, 30 note.

Dallas, E. S., his "Gay Science,"
quoted, 149.

Dante, 23, 87, 164.

Denman, Lord, Farewell Lines to,
erroneously attributed to Tenny-
son, 110 note.

D'Eyncourt family, Tennyson's
descent from, 2.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 96, 112;
on Tennyson's mastery of lan-
guage, 151.
"Englishman's Magazine," the,
36, 37.

Eyre, Edward John, at the Louth
grammar-school, 3 note; Tenny-
son's letter respecting him, 120.

Farringford, Tennyson's home in
the Isle of Wight, described, 163.
Ferrier, Miss, her novel of "The
Inheritance," 85, 91.

Forster, John, his Life of Landor,
quoted, 84; reads Tennyson's
Sonnet at the Macready dinner,
103; Tennyson and Carlyle at
his chambers, 161.

Fuller, Margaret, on Tennyson,
97.

Fytche (afterwards Tennyson),

Elizabeth (the poet's mother), 2.
Fytche, Mary Anne, the aunt of

Alfred Tennyson, 2 note.

Garibaldi, his visit to Tennyson,
168.

Goethe, Tennyson's admiration of,

104.

"Golden Supper," the, a sequel to

"The Lover's Tale," 48.
Guest, Lady Charlotte, her "Ma-
binogion," 128, quoted, 129-34.
Guest, Sir Ivor Bertie, 138.

Hallam, Arthur Henry, 22, 23, 26,
27; on Tennyson's "Confessions
of a Sensitive Mind," 29, 30 note,
32 note; Charles Tennyson's Son-
net to, 35; his critique on Ten-
nyson's poems in the " English-
man's Magazine," 36; his "The-
odicæa Novissima," quoted, 41;
his death, 43 note, 45, 46; pe-
riod of his friendship with Tenny-
son, 48; on Tennyson's "Ma-
riana," 55 note; death of, 73 note,
151, 167.
Hallam, Henry, the historian, 27
note, 45.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, his des rip-
tion of Tennyson at the Man-
chester Exhibition, 161.
Helps, Arthur, his "Thoughts in
the Cloister and the Crowd," 41
note.

Homer, passage from the Eighth
Iliad, quoted, 137 note.
Horace, quoted, 145, 146.
Horne, R. H., his "New Spirit of
the Age," 2 note, 157.
Houghton, Lord. See MILNES.
Howitt, William, his " Homes and
Haunts of the most Eminent
British Poets," 2 note; quoted,
102, 103.

"Hudibras," unexpected rhymes
in, 153.

Hugo, Victor, Tennyson's Sonnet
to, 154.

Hume, Hamilton, his Life of Ed-
ward John Eyre, quoted, 3 note,
120, 121.

Hunt, Leigh, 30 note.

Jerrold, Blanchard, his Life of
Douglas Jerrold, quoted, 101

note.

Jonson, Ben, Elegy in his " Under-
woods," quoted, 155 note.

Kemble, John Mitchell, 31 note,
32 note.

Kent, Duchess of, Tennyson's epi-
taph on, 119.

Knight, Charles, meets Tennyson
at John Forster's chambers, 161.

Landor, Walter Savage, on Tenny-
son's "Morte d'Arthur," 84; his
playful invitation to Tennyson,
103.

Lawrence, Samuel, his crayon
drawing of Tennyson, 157, 164

note.

Lear, Edward, Tennyson's lines to,

93.

'Locksley Hall," 88, 95.
"Lover's Tale," The, 47, 152.
Lushington, Henry, 108, 109, 154

note.

Lytton, Sir Edward Bulwer, his
attack on Tennyson in "The
New Timon," 100; his amende
honorable, 117 note.

"Mabinogion," The, 128; quoted,
129-34.

Macready, William Charles, Ten-
nyson's Sonnet to, 56, 103.
Mann, R. J., his vindication of
"Maud," 123; Tennyson's letter
to him, ib.

Martial, motto from, 3.
Martin, Theodore, 98 note.
"Maud," 122-24.

Maurice, F. D., 25 note; Dedi-
cation of his "Theological Es-
says" to Tennyson, 124, 125
note; Tennyson's lines to, 154

note.

"Merlin," pseudonym adopted by
Tennyson in his "Examiner "
poems, 112.

Millais, J. E., his illustration to
"The Grandmother's Apology,"

136.

Milnes, Richard Monckton, 31, 32

note; his tribute to the memory
of Arthur Hallam, 45.
Mitford, Mary Russell, her story
of" Dora Cresswell," 85.

Napoleon, 16.
Napoleon III., 112.

"New Timon," The, 100, 101.
Newton, Sir Isaac, 37 note.
North, Christopher, 37.
Norton, Hon. Mrs., 104.

Ossoli. See FULLER, Margaret.

Palgrave, Francis Turner, his Tour
in Portugal with Tennyson, 166.
Peele, George, his "Araynment of
Paris," quoted, 149.
Pindar, 155.

Plato, his "Phædo," quoted, 148.

"School of Pantagruel," The,
quoted, 99, 100.

Sellwood, Emily, becomes the wife
of Alfred Tennyson, 102.
Shakespeare, quoted, 42 note; his
Sonnets examined in connexion
with "In Memoriam," 53-72;
his "Troilus and Cressida,"
quoted, 87; an expression in
his "Twelfth Night," 91; his
allusion to King Cophetua in
"Romeo and Juliet," 92; his
revision of "Hamlet," 105; his
plots, 128; passage from his
'King John," 147, 152.
Shiplake Church, 102.

Simeon, Sir John, Tennyson's
poem in memory of, 185.
Simonides, a fragment of, quoted,

150.

Somersby, the birthplace of Alfred
Tennyson, 1.