"Romeo" and, 34-5 seaside holidays, 338 _et seq._ served with petition in divorce case, 280 wedding presents, 19, 20, 31 with Parnell at his death, 334 O'Shea, Mary, 11 (note), 20, 21 _et seq._, 38, 156 O'Shea, Norah, 46 O'Shea, Thaddeus, 11 (note) O'Shea, William, 11 (note) "Owen Meredith" (_see_ Lytton, Lord) PARIS, a visit to, 21 Parliament, a long sitting of, 91 Parnell, Anna, 119 and the Ladies' Land League, 167 burned in effigy, 76 Parnell, Charles Stewart, a love avowal by, 33 a poem by, 243 a warrant for his arrest, 115 aim of his political life, 310 and Cecil Rhodes, 270 (note) and death of his sister Fanny, 204 and O'Shea's candidature, 189 (note) and the Irish Party, 50 _et seq._, 284 arrested for sedition, 116 as autocrat, 306 assaying work of, 101 astronomical studies of, 108 at Brighton, 98, 100, 223, 229, 273 at Eltham, 69, 79, 83, 223, 228 attends banquet at Cork, 221 attends nephew's funeral on parole, 153 _et seq._ birth of his child, 120 buys dogs for Mrs. O'Shea, 234, 235 complex character of, 304 conducts Healy's election, 221 consults Sir Henry Thompson, 245 death of his daughter, 155 death of his father, 51 deserted by O'Kelly, 298 dictator in the Commons, 193 discusses Local Government Bill with Capt. O'Shea, 223 dislike of green bindings, 229 dislike of social life, 307 distrust of Gladstone, 110 (note), 173 elected life member of National Liberal Club, 267 entrusts political correspondence to Mrs. O'Shea, 85 family affection of, 306 fatalism of, 170 founds _Irish Daily Independent_, 323 freedom of City of Dublin presented to, 210 freedom of City of Edinburgh for, 269 general appearance of, 301 _et seq._ generosity of, 310 great meeting at Rotunda, Dublin, 293 hatred of oppression, 305 his ancestry, 51 his fear of death, 225, 305 his hatred of England, 51, 81 his love of animals, 305 hobbies and interests of, 99 _et seq._ holiday at Eastbourne, 238 Home Rule scheme submitted to Gladstone, 182 illness of, 243 in danger, 204 et seq. interest in the working classes, 216, 307 interviews newspaper men after his marriage, 316 interviews Sir Geo. Lewis, 261 Irish subscribe to pay off mortgages on his estates, 290 (note) joins Home Rule League, 52 Kilmainhain days and letters, 119 _et seq._, 139 _et seq._ last hours and death of, 319, 333 _et seq._ learns of Phoenix Park murders, 168 leaves for Ireland, 320 letter to his mother, 290 letters in invisible ink, 125, 132, 133 letters of congratulation (and otherwise) on his marriage, 318 love of white roses, 206 makes bricks, 317 makes model ships, 278 manifesto to people of Ireland, 284, 286 marries Mrs. O'Shea, 314 meets Katharine Tynan, 266