Shyness, my, 179 Siddons, Mrs., 25 Simon, Saint, 1 Singlestick practice with Anthony, 225 Skerret, Miss Henrietta, 362-365 Skerret, Mrs., 362 Skerret, Miss Maryanne, 362, 363 Skinner, Rev. Mr., 65, 66 Skinner, Rev. Mr., of Bath, 188 Skinner, Miss, 188 Slang, modern, 50 progress of, 51 when vulgar, 51; and why, 52 humility in the use of it, 53 Sledge journey from Dover, 346 Smithett, Captain, 235, 247, 293 Snobbishness, absence of, among the Viennese, 321 anecdote on this subject, 321 Sobriety, my, 217 Somerset, Duke of, 85 Speedyman at Winchester, 99 Spiting Gabell at Winchester, 127 Squire, country, sixty years ago, 64 Squiress sixty years ago, 64 Stage coaches, plans for improving, 19 Stanton, near Monmouth, 23 Steerage passage across the Atlantic, 156 Store Street, 2 Storm at sea, 159 Strasbourg, 306 Stuttgardt, 306 Superannuation at Winchester, 144 Symonds, Dr., 354 Systematic law, force of, at Winchester, 122 T. _Tabula legum_ at Winchester, 113 Tea-things at Winchester, 100 “Telegraph,” Exeter coach, 36 Temple, the, 46 Temple Bar, 47 Temple, Sir William, 331 Thackeray, Rev. Mr., 299 Thackeray, William M., 288, 358 Thames Embankment, 46 Theatre, visit to, to hear Siddons, 25 Theatres sixty years ago, 55 reforms in, 56 Theatricals at Cincinnati, 181 Theresa, Saint, 368 Thiers, Ad., 275, 282, 283 Thomason, Sir Edward, 257 Tilley, Sir John, 300 Tintern Abbey, 86 Tomkisson, Mr., 245 Torreborre’s barge, 290, 291 Tottenham Court Road, 2 Traffic between Dover and Canterbury stopped, 345 Trapbois, Miss, 47 Travel in West of England, my father’s mode of, 81, 82 Trenton Falls, visit to, 185, 186 Trollope, Thomas Anthony, my father, 2-5, 13, 20, 57, 59-62, 67, 68, 76, 82, 87, 150, 156, 168, 184, 185, 190, 191 at the whist table, 58 his mode of teaching, 58 his expectations disappointed, 62 his dispute with Whately, 211 no fortune hunter, 230 his failures, 241 at Bruges, 245 consultations with French physicians, 263 his declining health, 294 his death, 295 his _Ecclesiastical Dictionary_, 297 his great industry, 297 his New College friends, 296 his unhappy life, 295 his peculiar temperament, 296 Trollope, Frances, my mother, 59, 83 journey from Exeter with, 37 at Cincinnati, 176 her letters to my father before marriage, 229 her book on America, 232 its truthfulness, 232 its faults, 234 at Harrow Weald, 235 effects of her success, 241 at Bruges, 245 her terrible time there, 251-253 her estimate of Chateaubriand, 273 her _Paris and the Parisians_, 273 her wonderful recuperative faculty, 299 her industry, 300 her account of Danube boat, 307, 308 consultations with me, 355 her illness, 359 settles in York Street, 359 Trollope, Henry, my eldest brother, 21, 79, 153, 166, 184, 250, 251 his illness, 247, 250, 251 my last parting with him, 251