168, 197, 250
—— his officialism, 49, 55, 117, 132, 161, 166, 254
—— his marriage, 54
—— his Post Office inspectorship, 57-9, 73, 81, 113, 137
—— his first novel, 60
—— in Florence, 83, 118-122
—— his religious tendencies, 83-88, 106, 233-244
—— his position as a Victorian novelist, 88, 128, 161, 187, 291, 306
—— his method of work, 101-4, 115, 116, 125, 235
—— his conservatism, 106
—— his clerical portraiture, 106, 111, 114
—— his literary style, 107, 185, 191, 197
—— his postal work in Egypt, 122-5, 273
—— visits Scotland, 125, 126
—— visits the West Indies, 126, 127
—— his friendship with Millais, 128, 140, 203-5
—— his connection with the Cornhill, 128-137, 160
—— his home at Waltham Cross, 135, 168, 278, 299
—— his entry into London Society, 139-142, 167, 182
—— as a club-man, 143-159
—— his connection with the P.M.G., 168-172
—— his pessimism, 170, 171
—— his continental visits, 173
—— his connection with Messrs. Chapman & Hall, 173, 177, 179, 199, 228, 275
—— his connection with the Fortnightly, 174-181, 217
—— his physical appearance, 191
—— his visits to America, 199-202, 270
—— his attitude on feminine subjects, 205-211, 238
—— his work for Messrs. Blackwood, 232-4, 284, 290
—— contests Beverley, 245-251, 267
—— his sentimentalism, 255
—— retires from the Post Office, 256, 270
—— his political novels, 255-7, 264
—— on journalism, 263
—— concludes a postal treaty in Washington, 270
—— his reception in America, 270-273
—— visits Australia and New Zealand, 274-8, 280
—— settles in Montagu Square, 279, 306
—— visits South Africa, 282-9
—— visits Highclere, 289
—— his satirical work, 293, 296
—— life at the Grange, 299
—— his death and burial, 307, 308
—— his kindliness, 307
Trollope, Cecilia, 28
Trollope, Emily, death of, 14
Trollope, Frances, befriended by Taylor, 142
—— Fashionable Life, 14
—— girlhood of, 6, 7, 15
—— her attack on Evangelicalism, 223-225, 235, 251, 283
—— her influence on her son Anthony, 25, 27-38, 62, 78, 101, 205, 223, 224, 251
—— in Florence, 55
—— literary career of, 14, 27-38, 54
—— marriage of, 8, 27
—— visits America and writes The Domestic Manners of the Americans, 13, 14, 201, 202
Trollope, Henry, death of, 14
—— edits the Magpie, 32
Trollope, Henry, travels of, 12, 13
Trollope, Sir Andrew, 3
Trollope, Sir John, 166
—— his interest in his cousins, 27, 28
—— See Lord Kesteven
Trollope, Sir Thomas, 4th Baronet, 5, 18
Trollope, Thomas Adolphus, as a school-master, 20, 291
—— as a conversationalist, 153
—— career of, 9
—— early promise of, 28, 32
—— his influence on Anthony, 45, 113, 188, 245
—— in Florence, 184
—— on Cicero, 291
Trollope, Thomas Anthony, as a barrister, 7-10
—— death of, 14, 28, 33
—— failure of, 10-14, 28, 210
—— his Encyclopœdia Ecclesiastica, 107
—— his wife. See Frances Trollope
—— Lord Melbourne’s promise to, 19
—— portrait of, 9
*Trowbridge, Marquis of, 241
Turf Club, the, 158, 159
Turnbull, M.P., 267
Twickenham, Pope at, 186
Twyford, 106
Tyndall, John, at George Eliot’s, 183

Uncle Tom’s Cabin, 31
*Underwood, Clarissa, 253
*Underwood, Sir Thomas, 252, 254
Upton, William Carey, 250
*Urmand, Adrian, 219
*Usbech, Jonathan, 189
*Usbech, Miriam, 189
*Ussher, Myles, 69-77

*Vavasor, Alice, 210-217, 296
*Vavasor, George, 211-217, 263
*Vavasor, John, 210
*Vavasor, Kate, 212
*Vavasor, Squire, 210
Venables, G. S., on the Saturday, 172
Vendean rising, the, 93-9
Vergniaud, 90
Versailles, 92
Viaud, L. M. J., 173
Vicar of Bullhampton, The, analysis of, 239-242
—— publication of, 239
—— reception of, 242-4
Vicar of Wrexhill, The, attack on Evangelicalism in, 29, 30, 54, 84, 86, 101, 225, 235, 283
Victoria, Queen, 69, 256
—— buys Leighton’s “Cimabue’s Madonna,” 120
Vienna, Mrs. Trollope in, 35
—— Congress, the, 57, 85
Vinerian Scholarship, the, 10
Virtue, Messrs., publish the St. Paul’s Magazine, 257
Voltaire, quoted, 92
Voss, Michel and George, 218, 219
Vyner, Sir Robert, 21

Wabash River, 11
Walkley, A. B., 152
Waltham Cross, Trollope’s home at, 135, 142, 168, 278, 299
Ward, Plumer, novels of, 110, 272
Ward hunt, the, 135
Warden, The, clerical portraiture in, 102-112
—— journalists in, 263
—— Mrs. Trollope on, 32
—— popularity of, 257, 291
—— publication of, 29, 102, 103, 114, 132, 135, 136, 149, 152, 160, 168
Waring, Captain Walter, 174
Waring, Charles, supports the Fortnightly, 174-6
Warwick, the king-maker, 94
Washington, British Embassy at, 163
—— Trollope in, 127, 201, 270, 273
Waterford, 82
Watts, G. F., at the Cosmopolitan, 154
—— in Florence, 120
—— Trollope’s acquaintance with, 140
Way We Live Now, The, analysis of, 293, 296-8
*Webb, Mr., 76
Wedgwood, Josiah, 249
Wellington, Duke of, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 69, 83
—— at Cork, 48
—— ministry of, 176
Wesley, John, 223
*Westerman, 97
West Indies, postal treaty with, 127, 288
West Indies and the Spanish Main, The, publication of, 127
*Westmacott, Mr., 254
Westminster, Morley contests, 180
Westminster Hall, Watts’ cartoon in, 120
*Wharton, Emily, 266
White’s Club, 141
Widow Barnaby, The, 33, 213
Widow Wedded, The, 33
William the Conqueror, names the Trollope family, 3
Willis & Sotheran, Messrs., 307
Willis, W. H., rejected from the Garrick, 149
Winchester Cathedral, 224
—— College, Trollope family at, 7, 12, 16, 17, 50, 84, 86
—— St. Cross Hospital, 106
Wood, Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn, in the hunting field, 169, 197
Wood, Mrs. Henry, influence of, 188, 241
*Woodward, Kate, 117, 131
Wordsworth, William, 154
—— Thomas Anthony Trollope on, 8
World, The, Celebrities at Home, 152
*Wortle, Dr., 303
Wright, Frances, her friendship with the Trollopes, 11
Wright, Whitaker, 297
*Wyndham, Fanny, 78-80
Wyndham, Percy, his Wiltshire estates, 175
Wynne, Sir Watkin William, Methuen’s feat on, 141

Yates, Edmund, as a Post Office official, 148, 151
—— as editor, 257
—— Black Sheep, 146
—— Broken to Harness, 149
—— coolness between Trollope and, 149-152
—— his feud with Thackeray, 147-9
—— literary method of, 149, 150
Yonge, Charlotte Mary, her fiction, 6, 30, 102, 187, 223, 224
Yorkshire Post, The, 249
Young, Arthur, Tour in Ireland, 52

*Zamenoy, 231
Zulu War, the, 285