Craig-y-Nos Castle (home of Patti), 57; beauty of, 61; description of, 71-72; entertainments at, 74; evenings at, 70; guests at, 58-59, 71; lantern show at, 77; life at, 71; meals at, 60, 61, 67; merriment at, 68; orchestrion at, 70; party at, 76-77; salute to author from, 78; theatre in, 72; treasures of, 75; view from, 60 Criterion (restaurant), 16 Davy, Sir Humphry, 110 De Keyser's Academy (Antwerp), 45 Deland, Margaret, on Tennyson Memorial Committee, 128 "Dimbola" (home of Watts, and later of Mrs. Cameron), 115, 119 Dollis Hill (Lord Aberdeen's home), 153, 154 "Dombey and Son", clothiers, 1 Drummond, Henry, 170-184; achievements of, 178, 182; anecdote of, 181-182; capacity for friendship, 171; death, 184; description of, 172, 174, 176; financial independence, 179; friendship with D. L. Moody, 171, 178; geologist, 174; home, 175; lecturer at Lowell Institute, Boston, 175; opinion of Gladstone, 184; optimism, 181; popularity of books, 171, 172, 174; professor in Free Church College, at Glasgow, 174; quoted, 171, 172, 177, 179-181, 182-183, 184 Drury Lane Theatre ("Old Drury"), 16, 90 Du Maurier, George, 53 Edinburth, 79, 80; University, 85 Electricity, first house in Britain lighted by, 105; transmission of, 102-103 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, quoted, 109 Emin Pasha, 205 Empire (theatre), 16 English discomforts, 13; ills, 13 "Essays on Social Subjects" (by Blackie), 86 Fame, length of an actor's, 186 Faraday, Michael, discovery of, 101 Farrar, Dean, 53 Farringford (home of Lord Tennyson), 114; description of, 119, 126; views from, 120 "Felix Mendelssohn's letters to Ignaz and Charlotte Moscheles", 44 Fenchurch Street Station (London), 1, 7 Field, Cyrus, connection with laying American cable, 101 Fields, James T. (publisher), 130, 131 Fields, Mrs. James T., on Tennyson Memorial Committee, 128 Fleet Street, 8, 15, 26 Flint Cottage, Box Hill (Meredith's home), 223-224 Floyth, Mrs., housekeeper to John Stuart Mill, 7-8 Foch, General, 139 Forbes-Robertson, Sir Johnston, 16, 187 Ford, Sheridan, pursuit of, by Whistler, 160-161 "Four Phases of Morals" (by Blackie), 86 France formerly considered England's potential enemy, 252 Free Church College, Glasgow, 174 French and English, comparison of, 19 Freshwater, Isle of Wight, 117, 118, 122; author's fondness for, 114, 115; description of, 114; Lady Ritchie's home at, 134-135; life at, 136; Tennyson's home at, 114; Walker's theory regarding its antiquity, 131-133; Watts' home at, 115 Froude J. A. (historian), 52 Garibaldi at Farringford, 116 Garrick, fame of, 185 "Gentle Art of Making Enemies" (by Whistler), 158, 159, 160, 161