SOME RECOLLECTIONS OF TENNYSON'S TALK FROM 1835 TO 1853. By EDWARD FITZGERALD 142 TENNYSON AND THACKERAY. By LADY RITCHIE 148 TENNYSON ON HIS FRIENDS OF LATER LIFE-- TO W. C. MACREADY 157 TO THE REV. F. D. MAURICE 157 TO SIR JOHN SIMEON 159 TO EDWARD LEAR ON HIS TRAVELS IN GREECE 160 TO THE MASTER OF BALLIOL 161 TO THE DUKE OF ARGYLL 162 TO GIFFORD PALGRAVE 162 TO THE MARQUIS OF DUFFERIN AND AVA 165 TO W. E. GLADSTONE 167 TO MARY BOYLE 168 W. G. WARD 171 TO SIR RICHARD JEBB 171 TO GENERAL HAMLEY 172 LORD STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE 173 GENERAL GORDON 173 G. F. WATTS, R.A. 173 TENNYSON AND BRADLEY (DEAN OF WESTMINSTER). By MARGARET L. WOODS 175 NOTES ON CHARACTERISTICS OF TENNYSON. By the late MASTER OF BALLIOL (PROFESSOR JOWETT) 186 TENNYSON, CLOUGH, AND THE CLASSICS. By HENRY GRAHAM DAKYNS 188 RECOLLECTIONS OF TENNYSON. By the Rev. H. MONTAGU BUTLER, D.D., Master of Trinity College, Cambridge 206 TENNYSON AND W. G. WARD AND OTHER FARRINGFORD FRIENDS. By WILFRID WARD 222 TENNYSON AND ALDWORTH. By SIR JAMES KNOWLES, K.C.V.O. 245 THE FUNERAL OF DICKENS 253 FRAGMENTARY NOTES OF TENNYSON'S TALK. By ARTHUR COLERIDGE 255 MUSIC, TENNYSON, AND JOACHIM. By SIR CHARLES STANFORD 272 THE ATTITUDE OF TENNYSON TOWARDS SCIENCE. By SIR OLIVER LODGE, F.R.S. 280 TENNYSON AS A STUDENT AND POET OF NATURE. By SIR NORMAN LOCKYER, F.R.S. 285 MEMORIES. By E. V. B. 292 TENNYSON AND HIS TALK ON SOME RELIGIOUS QUESTIONS. By the Right Rev. the BISHOP OF RIPON 295