It is not my purpose to enumerate all the errors that I have come across in my reading relating to Tennyson and his works. For the sake of brevity, I merely correct a few of them without giving full particulars in every case. Tennyson first visited the Pyrenees in 1830--not in 1831; the second visit was in 1862. He received the degree of D. C. L. in 1855--not in 1859. His son Hallam was born at Twickenham, Aug. 11, 1852; Lionel, at Freshwater, Mar. 16, 1854. Tennyson did not write "Break, break, break" at Clevedon or Freshwater. The intercalary lyrics of "The Princess" were first published in the third edition--not in the second. The plot of "The Cup" is taken from Plutarch's treatise _De Mulierum Virtutibus_; this work has been confused by Archer and Jennings with Boccaccio's _De Claris Mulieribus_. Many unpardonable mistakes have been made in dating Tennyson's published writings, also in wording and punctuating their titles. It has been said that "The Princess" first appeared in print in 1846 and 1849; "In Memoriam," in 1849 and 1851; "Idyls of the King," in 1855, 1858, and 1861; "Enoch Arden," in 1865; "The Holy Grail, and Other Poems," in 1867 and 1870; "Harold," in 1877; "Becket," in 1879 and 1885; "Tiresias, and Other Poems," in 1886; and "Demeter, and Other Poems," in 1890. In Hart's _Manual of English Literature_, one of Tennyson's poems is named "The Vision of Art," and a recent German cyclopedia makes him the author of "Tristam and Iseult." A newspaper account of the sale of Tennysoniana in London contains the queer bit of misinformation that _Poems by Two Brothers_ "was published by Louth in 1826." These slips could have been easily avoided. The mystery hanging about the Laureate's life does not involve his works. It is believed that the following list, which has been carefully verified, is correct both as to the titles and the dates of first publication of all of Tennyson's books, viz: Poems by Two Brothers 1826 (dated 1827) Poems, chiefly Lyrical 1830 Poems 1832 (dated 1833) Poems, 2 vols. 1842 The Princess 1847 In Memoriam 1850 Maud, and Other Poems 1855 Idyls of the King 1859 Enoch Arden, etc. 1864 The Holy Grail, and Other Poems 1869 Gareth and Lynette, etc. 1872 Queen Mary 1875 Harold 1876 The Lover's Tale 1879 Ballads, and Other Poems 1880 The Cup and The Falcon 1884 Becket 1884 Tiresias, and Other Poems 1885 Locksley Hall Sixty Years After, etc. 1886 Demeter, and Other Poems 1889 The Foresters 1892