TENNYSON AND SIR JOHN SIMEON, AND TENNYSON'S LAST YEARS. By LOUISA E. WARD 306 SIR JOHN SIMEON. By AUBREY DE VERE 321 TENNYSON. By ARTHUR SIDGWICK, Fellow of Corpus Christi, Oxford, and sometime Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge 322 TENNYSON: HIS LIFE AND WORK. By the Right Hon. SIR ALFRED LYALL, G.C.B. 344 TENNYSON: THE POET AND THE MAN. By PROFESSOR HENRY BUTCHER 385 JAMES SPEDDING. By W. ALDIS WRIGHT, Vice-Master of Trinity College, Cambridge 393 ARTHUR HENRY HALLAM. By DR. JOHN BROWN 441 APPENDICES A. THE COMMENTS OF TENNYSON ON ONE OF HIS LATER ETHICAL POEMS 475 B. "HANDS ALL ROUND," SET TO MUSIC BY EMILY, LADY TENNYSON 481 C. MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS FROM UNKNOWN FRIENDS 485 D. TENNYSON'S ARTHURIAN POEM 498 ILLUSTRATIONS FACE PAGE IN PHOTOGRAVURE Alfred, Lord Tennyson (in his 80th year) _Frontispiece_ Emily, Lady Tennyson. From a drawing by G. F. Watts, R.A. 3 IN BLACK AND WHITE Frederick Tennyson 33 Charles Tennyson-Turner 58 A. H. H. 71 Edmund Lushington 89 The Drive at Farringford, showing on the left the "Wellingtonia" planted by Garibaldi 163 Tennyson and his two Sons 188 Arthur Tennyson 222 Horatio Tennyson 229 The South Side of Entrance from below the Terrace, Aldworth 245 Summer-house at Farringford, where "Enoch Arden" was written 292 The Corner of the Study at Farringford where Tennyson wrote, with his Deerhound "Lufra" and the Terrier "Winks" in the foreground 306 Arthur Hallam reading "Walter Scott" aloud on board the "Leeds," bound from Bordeaux to Dublin, Sept. 9, 1830 441 TENNYSON AND HIS FRIENDS JUNE BRACKEN AND HEATHER (DEDICATION OF "THE DEATH OF ŒNONE" TO EMILY, LADY TENNYSON)