"Songs of Religion and Life" (by Blackie), 87 Sothern, E. A., 16; homes of, 36; hospitality of, 36, 37 Spottiswoode (publisher), 53 Stairs (Stanley's officer), 209, 211 Stanley, Sir Henry M., 205-221; address at St. James Hall, quoted, 209-210, 211-212; "American dinner" to, 212-220; character of, 205; experience with an election crowd, 220-221; famous march into Africa, 209, 210; member of Parliament, 220, 221; portrait of, 46; quoted, 217-219, 220-221; return to London, 205-207; temper of, 205; tribute to his officers, 211 Stephen, Sir James Fitzjames, 53 Stephen, Leslie, 53 Stephenson, Robert, 100 Stepniak, description of, 49; meeting with Moscheles, 49; portrait of, 46 Stoker, Bram (Irving's manager), 189; handwriting of, 189 Strand, 15 Street cries of London, 14 "Sublime Society of Beefsteaks", 202 Submarine telegraphy, 100, 101 Talma (actor), fame of, 185 Telephone brought to Europe, 106; installed in Lord Kelvin's house, 106 Temple Bar, 15 Tennyson, Hallam (second Lord), son of poet, 53, 126 Tennyson, Lord (the poet), anecdotes of, 121, 122-123, 129-130, 134, 136; brother of, 125; buried in Westminster Abbey, 126; description of, 121; devotion of son, 126; "Dirty Monk" photograph of, 117-118; family life, 126; letter in _Times_ regarding, 129-130; life at Farringford, 126; memorial to, 127-129; peculiarities of, 125; persons who resembled him, 125; photographs of, 117-118; proud of his fame, 124; sincerity of, 130; summer home of, 125 "Tennyson's Down", 127 Tennyson's Lane, 115, 119, 120 Terry, Ellen, achievements as actress, 198; art of, 187; at Irving's supper parties, 202; at Lyceum Theatre, 187; charm of, 197-198; first visit to America, 46 Thames Embankment, lighting on, 9 "The Artist's Mother" (Whistler), portrait sold to France, 167 "The Briary" (home of Watts), 115 "The Greatest Thing in the World" (Drummond), 172, 174 _The Pilot_, 247 "The Porch", Lady Ritchie's home, 135 "The Uniform Motion of Heat in Homogeneous Solid Bodies, and Its Connection With The Mathematical Theory of Electricity" (by Lord Kelvin), 110 Thomson, James, brother to Lord Kelvin, 98 Thomson, James, father of Lord Kelvin, 98; scholarship of, 98-99 Thomson, William, invented the "Siphon Recorder", 101; _see_ also Lord Kelvin _Times_, London, quoted, 129-130 Tottenham Court Road, 16 Tower House, Chelsea (Whistler's home), 158, 161 Travel, comparison of sea, 3, 4-5; in London, 13-14 Tussaud, Madame, 216, 234 Ulster, ideals of, 253; problem of, 253 Van Lorino, Moscheles' teacher, 45 Vaudeville, the, 16 Vaughan, Dean, 53 Very's (restaurant), 16 Victoria (hotel), 15 Victoria Street (London), 11 Victoria Tower, 12 Walker, Robert, 131; theory regarding age of Freshwater, 132-133 Ward, "Ideal", in Freshwater, 122