O'Brien, William, arrest of, 118 chats with Parnell, 244 meets Parnell at Boulogne, 297 O'Connell, Daniel, 89 O'Connor, Arthur, 118 O'Gorman Mahon, The, 49, 56, 106 O'Hart and Civil List pension, 181 O'Kelly, arrest of, 118 deserts Parnell, 298 O'Shea, Capt. ("Willie"), 18 a forgotten appointment, 49 an accident to, 14 and Kilmainham Treaty, 159-160 and Land League's policy, 80 and Mid-Armagh election, 188 and Phoenix Park murders, 169 and "Romeo," 34-5 and the Irish Party, 188-9 (note) as actor, 7 candidate for Liverpool, 189 (note) challenges Parnell to fight a duel, 106 desire for Under-Secretaryship, 198 (note), 199 divorce case against Mrs. O'Shea, 280 _et seq._ enters 18th Hussars, 11 (note) enters political life, 49 financial difficulties of, [25 _et seq._, 34 _et seq._ his ancestry, 11 illness of, and operation on, 35 leaves his regiment, 11 (note), 19 love of social life, 24, 37 marriage of, 18 returned for Parliament, 56 strained relations with his wife, 104, 253, 290 stud-farming, 24 takes Parnell's letter to Forster, 164 week-end visits to Eltham, 48 O'Shea, Carmen, birth of, 38 George Meredith and, 46 O'Shea, Comtesse, 11 (note), 20, 21 _et seq._, 38 O'Shea, Gerard, 27 O'Shea, Henry, 11 (note) pencil portrait of Parnell, 99 O'Shea, John, 11 (note), 20 O'Shea, Katharine, 29 a dinner to Parnell, 59 a prized pocket-book, 233 an afternoon with George Meredith, 44 and Longfellow, 6 as companion to "Aunt Ben," 43 as intermediary between Government and Parnell, 91, 95, 172, 174, 178 _et seq._ assists at an operation, 35 astronomical studies, 108 birth of Parnell's child, 120, 146 children of, 27, 37, 38, 46 death of "Aunt Ben," 272 death of Parnell's child, 155 dinner parties in London, 57 _et seq._ dislike of society, 24, 37, 48 early life of, 3 _et seq._ family life, 5 _et seq._ first letter from Parnell, 59 first literary success, 5 first meeting with Parnell, 58 friction with Capt. O'Shea, 104, 253, 290 her love of music, 6 her name abused by anti-Parnellites, 299 hides Parnell at Eltham, 84 instructed in the Catholic religion, 38 interview with Gladstone on Parnell's feelings, 220 interviews Mr. Soames, 265 interviews Sir G. Lewis, 259, 262, 263 intimate knowledge of Parnell's character, 301 _et seq._ leaves Eltham, 273 letter from Parnell formulating Irish policy, 190 letters from Capt. O'Shea, 290 London remembrances, 250 _et seq._ marries Capt. O'Shea, 18 marries Parnell, 314 meets Capt. O'Shea, 10 _et seq._ nurses Parnell, 69 overstrained nerves, 214 parliamentary associations, 91 refuses to fight divorce case, 282 reminiscences of Gladstone, 174 _et seq._ removes to Brighton, 273