Thirteen Years of a Busy Woman's Life

by Mrs. Alec-Tweedie

INDEX

• A
• Aberconway, Lord (John Brown & Co.), [19]
• Aberdeen, Earl of, [116], [241]
• — Countess of, [116]
• Africa, [194]
• Agnew, Sir William, [120]
• Alarcon, Colonel, [130]
• Albemarle, The, [213]
• Alexander, Mrs. (see [Hector]), [92]
• — Miss, [92]
• Algiers, [111]
• Allen, Grant, [111]
• Allingham, Mr., [276]
• America, [18], [100], [123], [125], [206], [292]
• Anderson, Miss A. M., M.A., [294], [295]
• — Mr. Percy, [47], [155]
• Andrews, St., [58]
• Angelo, Michael, [164]
• Antrim, Countess of, [287]
• Argentina, [231]
• “Arms and the Man,” [260]
• Arnold, Matthew, [19]
• Arts and Crafts Exhibition, [176]
• Ascot (Prologue, [5]), [58], [253]
• Assaye, P. & O. steamer, [183]
• Atherton, Gertrude, [239]
• Aurelius, Marcus, [271]
• Austin, L. F., [69]
• Australia, [145]
• Avon, The, [206]
• Ayrton, Mrs. Hertha, [294]
• Aztec ruins, [125]
• B
• Bab Ballads, [148]
• Balaclava, [40]
• Balfour, A. J. (Prime Minister), [87], [229]
• — Lady Frances, [216]
• Barlee, Miss Ellen, [42], [43]
• Barrett, John, [230], [233]
• Barry, J. M., [87]
• Bate, Percy, [158]
• Bateson, Mary, [236], [295]
• — Tom, [236]
• Battersea Park, [276]
• Bavaria, [28]
• Beale, Dorothea, [78]
• Bedford, Mr. Herbert, [153]
• Beecham, Sir Thomas, Mus. Doc., [297]
• Beerbohm, Max, [270]
• Behind the Footlights, [108], [205], [233]
• Belgium, [281]
• Bell, Mr. Moberly, [268]
• — Miss G., [295]
• Benson, [200], [203]
• Berkshire, [150]
• Berlin, [15], [113], [155], [257]
• Bertie, Sir Francis, [252]
• Besant, Sir Walter, [80]
• Biarritz, [114]
• Birmingham, George, [259], [277]
• Bismarck, [15], [16], [17], [18]
• Björnson, [51], [55]
• “— Björnstjerne,” [134]
• Blackett, Herbert, [354]
• Blackie, Professor, [44]
• Blake, Dr. Jex, [78]
• Bompas, Mr., [274]
• Bond, Sir Thomas, [20]
• Bonne, [114]
• Booth, General, [161]
• Bordon, [255]
• Borkum, [47]
• Boston, U.S., [206]
• Bothnia, Gulf of, [66]
• Boughton, George, [168]
• Bourchier, Arthur, [280]
• Boyce, Sir Rubert, [157]
• Braddon, Miss, [30], [289] (Mrs. Maxwell)
• Braille, [114]
• Brampton, Bryan, [12]
• Brandes, Georg, [52]
• Breitmann, Hans, [31]
• Bret Harte, [30], [242]
• Brewster, Sir David, [19]
• Broken Hearts, [151]
• Bruges, [167]
• Bryant, Mrs. Sophie, D.SC., [294]
• — Miss Margaret, [295]
• Buccleuch, Duchess of, [287]
• Buckingham Palace, [97], [101], [224]
• Buckinghamshire, [150], [264]
• Buckland, Frank, [32], [274]
• Burmah, [150]
• Burne-Jones, [120]
• Burns, [74]
• Buszard, [40]
• Butt, Clara, [216]
• Byron, [74]
• C
• Cacahuimilpa, Caves of, [127]-9
• Caird, Mr. Patrick, [181]. See [Cunard]
• Cairo, [150]
• Calthrop, Dr., [347]
• Cambridge, [111], [193], [199], [272], [296]
• Camden Society, [12]
• Campden Hill, [168]
• Canada, [117], [123], [194], [246], [255]
• Carlton, The, [280]
• Carlyle, [111].
• See [Sartor Resartus], [170], [276]
• Carnegie, [231]
• Castle, Edinburgh, [39]
• Catania, [263]
• Cellini, Benvenuto, [166]
• Chaillu, Paul du, [273]
• Charles V, [157]
• Charterhouse, [103], [247]
• Chelsea, [276]
• Chesterton (Illustrated London News), [69]
• Chicago, [125], [153], [208], [232]
• China, [190], [193], [230]
• Chisholm, Hugh. See [St. James’s Gazette], [105], [294], [295]
• Choate, Mr., [230]
• Christian Scientists, [237]
• Christiania, [49], [153]
• Christison, Sir Alexander, [39]
• — Sir Robert, [40]
• Chronicle, The Daily, [74], [102]
• Clarence Memorial, The, [166]
• Clarke, Sir Edward, K.C., [312]
• — Sir Andrew, [21]
• — Miss Agnes (the late), [295]
• Clifford, Mrs. W. K., [294]
• Clodd, Mr. Edward, [152]
• Clyde, The, [180]
• College, Queen’s, Harley Street, [27], [264]
• — Bedford, [294]
• — Girton, [294]
• — Newnham, [294]
• — Somerville, [294]
• Colombia, [231]
• Comedy and Tragedy, [151]
• Congo River, [268]
• Connaught, Duke of, [100]
• — Duchess of, [100]
• Constable, [120]
• Copenhagen, [55]
• Corelli, Marie, [205], [207], [304]
• Coriolanus, [203]
• Corney Grain, [58]
• Coronet Theatre, [203]
• Courtney, W. L., [104], [105].
• See [Fortnightly]
• Crane, Walter, [174]
• Cremation Society of England, [356]
• Critchett, Sir Anderson, [44], [122]
• Cromer, Lord, [229]
• Crookes, Sir William, [270], [272], [274]
• Crozier, Dr. Beattie, [248]
• Cuba, [230]
• Cunard Company (see [Caird]), [183], [291]
• Cushmann, Charlotte (American tragedienne), [18], [19]
• D
• Daisy Chain, The, [154]
• Dalhousie, Earl of, [241]
• Daniel Druce, [151]
• Danish versus English Butter-making, [108]
• Dante Society, The, [264]
• Darwin, Charles, [33]
• Davenport, Mr. Cyril, of the B.M., [147]
• Davies, Miss Emily, [294]
• Davis, Mr. William, [233]
• Delbruck, Professor Hans von, [28]
• Demos, [57]
• Denison, Colonel George, [247]
• Denmark, [50]
• Devonshire, Duke of, [165], [286]
• — Duchess of (see [Manchester]), [205]
• Diaz, Madame, [125], [131]
• — (President), General Porfirio, [125], [131], [224], [233], [291], [350]
• Diaz, Porfirio, Seven Times President of Mexico, [109], [114]
• Dickens, Charles, [18], [19], [178]
• Dimsdale, Sir Joseph, [227]
• Disraeli, [20]
• Dot, Mrs., [281]
• Drummond, Mr., [242]
• Drury Lane Theatre, [214]
• Dowie, John Alexander, the Prophet, [236]
• Dublin, [260]
• Dunsany, Lord, [257]
• Dürer, Albrecht, [166]
• E
• Earl’s Court Exhibition, [135], [174]
• Edinburgh, [40], [44], [158], [170]
• Egypt, [150]
• Eliot, George, [19], [114]
• Ely, Bishop of, [213]
• Emerson, [31]
• Emmott, Lord, [218]
• Encyclopædia Britannica, [293], [297]
• Engaged, [151]
• England, [18]
• English Review. See [Harrison], [105]
• Epic of Hades, [259].
• See [Lewis Morris]
• Erichsen, John (Uncle John), later Sir John, [11], [71], [141]
• Eton, [247]
• Eugenic Society, [356]
• F
• Faraday, [19]
• Farquharson, Dr., [288], [290]
• — Joseph, R.A., [188]
• Faucit, Helen, [19]
• Fawcett, M. G., [216]
• — Mrs., [294], [296]
• Fenwick, Mrs. Bedford, [294]
• Fergusson, William, [19]
• Fielding, [209], [251]
• — Hon. W. S., [250]
• Fildes, Sir Luke, [161]
• First Aid Yeomanry Corps, [251]
• First College for Women, The, [108]
• Finland, [21], [28], [65]-[7]
• Fisher, Miss (the late), [295]
• Foreign Office, The, [161], [283]
• Forget-me-not (play), [203]
• Fortnightly (see [Courtney]), [105]
• France, [40], [121]
• Frederick, Lady, [281]
• Furness, Dr. Horace Howard, [239], [334]
• Furniss, Harry, [117], [152], [178], [270], [302]
• G
• Gainsborough, [120]
• Gallery, Grafton, [158]
• — Grosvenor, [42], [177]
• — Modern (Venice), [158]
• — National (Brussels), [158],
• and Berlin, [158]
• — New, [158]
• Galton, Sir Francis, [33], [34]
• Garvin, J. L. (see [Pall Mall]), [105]
• Germany, [28], [40], [114]
• Gibson, Dana, [239]
• Gilbert, Alfred, [165], [167], [178]
• — Sir W. S., [88], [148]-[50], [152], [260]
• Ginsburg, Dr., [313]
• Girl’s Ride in Iceland, A, [108], [133]
• Giuliano, Marquis de San, [154]
• “Gladstone Dock,” [19]
• — Mr., [19]-21
• — Mrs., [19]
• Glasgow, [158], [180]
• Glencoe, [249]
• Godwin, Mrs. (Mme. Whistler), [173]
• Goodbody, Dr. Francis, [20]
• — Mrs. W. F., [347]
• Goodwood, [58]
• Gosse, Mr. Edmund, [152]
• — Lord, [297]
• Gossenass, [52]
• Graham, [19]
• — Cunninghame, Mr., [156], [157], [259]
• Grant, [67]
• — Sir Arthur, of Monymusk, [41]
• Gray (Elegy), [29]
• Green, Sir Frederick (see [Orient]), [183]
• Greenock, [180]
• Grey, Sir Edward, [229], [284]
• Grossmith, George, [58]
• — Weedon, [69], [152], [270]
• Grub Street, [101]
• Guerbel, Count de, [201]
• — Countess, [201]
• Guildhall, [228]
• H
• Habitant, The, [242].
• See [Drummond]
• Haddon, [184]
• Halifax, [250]
• Halifax Chronicle, [250]
• Halouan, [150]
• Hampton, Herbert, [161], [162], [283], [299], [343]
• Hangö, [66]
• Hannay, Rev. James, [259]
• Harley, George, or the Life of a London Physician, [108]
• Harley, Sir Robert, Knight of the Bath, [12]
• — Lady Brilliana, [12] (see [note]), [13], [42], [50]
• — Street, [11], [15], [19], [20], [21], [26], [27], [30], [40], [59], [264]
• Harmsworth, Mr. See [Lord Northcliffe], [134]
• Harnack, Dr. Adolph, [28]
• Harris, W. B., [157]
• Harrison, Austin (see [English Review]), [105]
• — Frederic, [131], [318]
• Harrow, [103], [150], [247]
• Hart, Sir Robert, [189]
• Harvard House, [206]
• — John, [206]
• — Robert, [206]
• Haselden, W. K., [270]
• Hawkins, Anthony Hope, [88]
• Hay, John, [229]
• Hayes, Catherine, [19]
• Heaton, Sir Henniker, [249]
• Hekla, [38]
• Hector, Mrs. (see [Alexander]), [92]
• Hedda Gabler (play), [93]
• Heinemann, Mr., [171]
• Hellqvist, Carl Gustav (Swedish artist), [28]
• Helsingfors, [66]
• His Excellency the Governor, [152]
• Hennessy, Mrs., [295]
• H.M. Theatre, [155]
• Hobbes, John Oliver (Mrs. Craigie), [83], [145]
• Hogarth, Miss Janet (now Mrs. W. L. Courtney), [295]
• Holl, Frank, [82]
• Holland, Sir Henry, [19]
• —, [281]
• Holmes, Oliver Wendell, [31]
• Holroyd, Sir Charles, [264]
• Home (magazine), [68]
• Hook, Theodore, [19]
• Hooper, Dr., [297]
• Hornung, E. W., [88]
• Hospital, St. Thomas’s, [289]
• House of Lords, [215]
• Hudson Bay Company, [249]
• Huggins, Lady, [295]
• Humbert, Mlle., Editor of L’Éclair, [119]
• Hume, Major Martin, [108], [305]
• Hurlingham (Prologue, [5]), [59]
• Hurst Park, [59]
• Hyde Park, [29], [107], [267]
• Hyde Park, Its History and Romance, [109]
• I
• Ibsen, [51], [93], [176], [236], [249], [260]
• “Ibsen, Henrik,” [134]
• Iceland, [37], [38], [43], [194]
• Ida, Princess, [151]
• Illinois Theatre, [233]
• Inchcape, Lord (see [Mackay]), [279]
• India, [133], [150]
• Inferno, [264].
• See [Dante Society]
• Intellectual Development (see [Crozier]), [248]
• Iolanthe, [149], [151]
• Irving, Sir H., [149], [161]
• — Ethel, [281]
• Italy, [40], [202], [263]
• J
• Jackson, General, [40]
• Jameson, Dr., [265]
• Japan, [230], [255]
• John Glayde’s Honour (play), [112]
• Judas (Prologue, [6])
• K
• Kekewich, Mr. Justice, [314]
• Kelvin, Lord, [161]
• Kemble, Mrs., [19]
• Kendal, Mrs., [189], [204]
• Killowen, Lord Russell of, [314]
• Kiel, [49]
• Kimberley (Relief of), [117]
• King Edward VII, [98], [121], [161], [227], [248], [254]
• — George V, [167], [284]
• Kingston, Miss Gertrude, [152]
• Kinloch, Sir John, [58]
• Kingsley, Charles, [273]
• — Miss Mary, [272], [273]
• — Dr. Henry, [273]
• Kipling, [242]
• Knowles, James Sheridan, [18]
• “Koh-i-noor” (diamond), [99]
• Königin Augusta Garde, The, [257]
• Korsör, [49]
• L
• Labouchere, [173]
• Lady of Guadaloupe (Patron Saint of Mexico), [125]
• Ladysmith (Relief of), [117]
• Lankester, Sir E. Ray, [274]
• Lapland, [70], [194]
• Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, [250], [252]
• Lavery, John, [155], [156], [158], [270]
• Legation, [195]
• Lehmann, Liza, [153]
• Leighton, Sir Frederick, P.R.A., [145]
• Leith, [37]
• Leland, Charles Godfrey, [30], [31], [32]
• Lemieux, Hon. Rodolphe, K.C., [254]
• Le Moine, Sir James, [241]
• Lemmens-Sherrington, [58]
• Lemon, Mark, [19]
• Leslie, General K. H., [40]
• Lesseps, [233]
• Lewis, Thomas Taylor, M.A., [12] (see [note])
• Leyland, Mr., [169]
• Leys, [51]
• Lichtenfelde, [113]
• Li Ching Fong, Lord (Chinese Minister), [188]
• Liebig, Baron Justus von, [18], [28]
• Li Hung Chang, [189]
• Lindsay, Sir Coutts, [156]
• — Violet, [177]
• Linton, Lynn, Mrs., [89]
• Liverpool, [18], [19], [125]
• Liverpool Post, [72]
• Lloyd George, [253]
• London, [150], [154], [202]
• Londonderry, Marquis of, [286]
• Lorimer, John, A.R.A., [147]
• — J. H., [340]
• Lourdes, [125], [135]
• Lover, Samuel, [18], [19]
• Low, Sydney, [31]
• Lowe, Miss, [44]
• Lowell, J. R., [31]
• Lucy (now Sir Henry), [289]
• Lugard, Lady, [295]
• Lusitania, The, [183]
• Luxembourg, The Paris, [158]
• M
• Macbeth, Lady, [200]
• Macdonald, Sir W., [247]
• — College, The, [247]
• Mackay, Sir James (see [Lord Inchcape]), [279]
• Mackennall, Bertram, [167]
• MacWhirter, John, [345]
• Madrid, [157]
• Mail, The Daily, [102]
• Man and Superman, [258]
• Manchester, [177]-[202]
• — Duchess of (see [Devonshire]), [205]
• Mann, Adolph, [33]
• Mansion House, [118], [264]
• Maple Leaves, [241]
• Marconi, [270]
• Marshall, Captain Robert, [152]
• Master Builder, The, [176]
• Maud, Mr. Cyril, [153]
• Maugham, Mr. S., [280]
• Maurier, George du, [82]
• Maxim, Sir Hiram, [33], [270]
• Maxse, L. J. (see [National Review]), [105]
• Maxwell, Mrs. (see [Braddon]), [289]
• May, Phil, [167]
• McCarthy, J. H., [88]
• Mendelssohn, [297]
• Mexico, 15, [38], [123], [125], [194], [291]
• Mexico as I Saw It, [108], [131], [256]
• Meynell, Mrs. Wilfrid, [294]
• Milan, [202]
• Millais, Lady, [188]
• Miller, Mr. W. C., [51]
• Milton Centenary, The, [264] (Paradise Lost, [265])
• Model Mothers, [134]
• Mohammed, [146]
• Montaigne, [76]
• Montreal, [242], [247], [249], [253]
• Moore, Mary, [281]
• Moriarty, [261]
• Morley, Lord, [279]
• Morocco, [38], [159]
• Morris, Mr. Edward, [208]
• — Clara, [233]
• — Sir Lewis, [258]
• Mountains, Thüringian, [114]
• Mühlberg, Dr. von (German Ambassador), [15]
• Munich, [155], [158]
• Murchison, [40]
• Murray, Mrs., [184], [289]
• — Willie, [185]
• Murray’s Magazine, [103]
• Museum, British, [15], [134], [155], [179]
• — South Kensington, [156]
• Muspratt, James, of Seaforth Hall, [18], [19]
• — Emma (daughter), [19]
• Mussoorie (N.W. India), [133]
• Muttlebury, Colonel, C.B., K.W., [40]
• My Inner Life, [248].
• See [Crozier]
• N
• Nansen (Prologue, [6]), [50], [54]
• Nansen at Home, [134]
• Napoleon, [67]
• National Review (see [Maxse]), [105]
• National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, [216]
• Newton, Sir Alfred, Lord Mayor of London, [118]
• New Vagabond Club, [256]
• New York, [125], [202], [232], [291]
• Niagara, [125]
• Nice, Consulate at, [201]
• Nordeau, Max, [223]
• Norfolk, Duke of, [284]
• Northcliffe, Lord (see [Harmsworth]), [134]
• Norway, [49]
• — Queen of, [56]
• Nova Scotia, [250]
• O
• Oberammergau Passion Play, The, [108]
• Observer, The, [102]
• O’Neil, Mrs., [295]
• Orchardson, Sir William Q., [147], [334]
• Orient Line, [183].
• See [Green]
• Orpen, William, [270]
• Osborne, [130]
• Ottawa, [246]
• Oudin, Eugène, [58]
• P
• Palace of Truth, The, [151]
• Pall Mall Gazette (see [Straight]), [73], [95], [105], [150], [285]
• Panama, [231], [233]
• Panes, Miss, [295]
• Pankhurst, Miss Christabel, [216]
• Paradise Lost. See [Milton], [265]
• Paradise Regained “ “
• Paris, [49], [58], [102], [153], [171], [202]
• Parker, Sir Gilbert, [248], [256], [289]
• Parkin, Dr., [247]
• Partridge, Mr. Bernard, [152]
• Pasteur, [49], [102]
• “Peacock Room,” [169]
• Pennell, Mrs. E. K., [30]
• Pennsylvania, [31]
• Petersburg, St., [66], [201]
• Petersen, Ilef, [51]
• Philadelphia, [125], [158]
• Philippines, The, [230]
• Phillips, Mrs. Alison, [295]
• — J. S. R. (see [Yorkshire Post)], [105]
• Philpotts, Miss B., [295]
• Physicians, Royal College of, [21]
• Pinafore, H.M.S. (play), [148]
• Pinakothek, The (Munich), [158]
• Pinero, Sir A. W., [152], [270]
• Pittsburg, [158]
• Plains of Abraham, [253]
• Polar Expedition (Prologue, [6])
• Pond, Major, [214]
• Portland, Duke of, [286]
• Preussische Jahrbücher (Political magazine), [114]
• Prince Imperial, [42]
• Propert, Mr. Lumsden, [152]
• Punch (see [Owen Seaman]), [105], [215], [295]
• Pygmalion and Galatea, [151]
• Pyhakoski, [67]
• Q
• Quebec, [125], [241]
• — Literary and Historical Society, [241]
• Queen, The, [73], [102]
• Queen Alexandra, [98], [99]
• — Catherine, [200]
• — Eleanor, [200]
• — Elizabeth, [118]
• — Mary (present Queen), [284]
• — Victoria, [100], [117], [130], [161]
• Querétaro, [134]
• R
• Raeburn, [120]
• Railway, Canadian Pacific, [249]
• Ramsay, Sir William, [270], [274]
• — Lady, [274]
• Ranelagh (Prologue, [5]), [59]
• Red River, [244]
• Reid, E. T., [270]
• — Sir George, [249]
• — Sir Hugh Gilzean, [119]
• — Whitelaw, Mr., [207], [230]
• Rhodes Scholarship Trust, [247]
• — Cecil, [265]
• Riddell, Mrs. H. J. (novelist), [68], [81], [85], [88], [89]
• Right of Way, The, [256].
• See [Sir G. Parker].
• “Ring,” The, [155]
• Riviera, The, [201]
• Roberts, Lord, [152]
• — Mr. Russell, [157]
• Robertson, Mr. Forbes, [152], [270]
• — Professor James, [117], [246]
• Rodd, Sir Rennell, [331]
• Rodin, [259]
• Rogers, Catherine, [206]
• Rome, [154], [263]
• Roosevelt, Mr., [219], [224], [239]
• Root, Elihu, [233]
• Rothenstein, Will, [157]
• Rottenburg, Dr. von, [15], [16], [17], [18], [114]
• Royal Academy (London), [158]
• Royal Artillery, [149]
• Royal Geographical Society, [135]
• Rue du Bac, Paris, [171]
• Ruskin, [275]
• Russia, [66], [155]
• Russo-Turkish War, [20]
• S
• Salisbury, Lord, [161], [283], [286]
• Sandown (Prologue, [5]), [58]
• Sandwich, [58]
• San Francisco, [232]
• San Giuliano, Marquis di, [263], [326]
• Santley, Sir Charles, [33]
• Sartor Resartus. See [Carlyle], [111]
• Saunders, Sir Edwin, [51]
• Savoy, The, [149]
• Schlesinger, Miss, [295]
• Schmalz, Herbert, [145]
• Schopenhauer, [65]
• Scotland, [45], [137], [157], [276]
• Seaman, Owen (see [Punch]), [105]
• Second in Command, [152]
• See, [König], [28]
• Selfe, Colonel, R.A., [304]
• Semon, Sir Felix, [15]
• Seton, Thompson, [239], [270]
• Shackleton, Sir Ernest, [314]
• Shakespeare, [202], [261]
• Shaw, Mr. Bernard, [257], [260]
• — Mrs. Bernard, [259]
• — Mr. Norman, [168]
• Shelley, [4]
• Siam, [231]
• Sicily, [194], [263]
• Siddons, Sarah, [200]
• Sidgwick, Mrs. Henry, [295]
• Silent Sisterhood, The, [114]
• Smiles, Samuel, [74]
• Smith, Goldwin, [248]
• — Miss A. L., [295]
• — Miss Maria Constance, I.S.O., [294]
• Smollett, [209]
• Society for the Blind, [29]
• Soldiering in Canada (see [Denison]), [247]
• Solomons, Solomon J., [270]
• Somers Town Club, [29]
• Songs of Two Worlds, [259]
• Southampton, [182]
• Southwark, [206]
• Spiers, Phené, [170]
• Staite, W. G., [277]
• Stanley, H. M., [265]
• Stanley, Lady Alice, [287]
• Starey, Mrs., [29]
• Stefansson, J., [52]
• Sterling, Madame Antoinette, [18], [58]
• — Mrs., [19]
• St. James’s Gazette (see [Chisholm]), [105]
• St. James’s, Court of, [193], [263]
• — Theatre, [112]
• St. Lawrence, [241]
• St. Martin’s Town Hall, [214]
• Stockholm, [28]
• Strachey, Lady, [294]
• — Miss, [216]
• Straight, Sir Douglas, [105].
• See [Pall Mall Gazette]
• Stratford, [202], [206]
• Strathcona, Lord, [249]
• Suez, [233]
• — Canal, [279]
• Suffragists, Women, [215]
• Sunny Sicily, [109]
• Suomi, [65]
• Sutherland, Sir Thomas, [180]
• Sutro, [112]
• Swan, Sir Joseph, [270], [275], [278]
• Sweden, [50]
• Sweethearts, play by W. S. Gilbert, [68], [151]
• Switzerland, [40]
• T
• Tadema, Sir L. Alma-, [279], [281]
• Talleyrand, [31]
• Tangier, [38], [111], [157]
• Tatler, The, [102]
• Tehuantepec, Isthmus of, [131]
• Telegraph, The, [74]
• Temple Bar, [132]
• Templetown, Viscount, [117], [290]
• Tennyson, [177]
• Tents of Shem, [112]
• Territorials, The, [251]
• Terry, Ellen, [177], [204]
• Thackeray, [19], [179]
• Thiersch, Julie, [28]
• — Maler, [28]
• Thompson, Mrs. W., [343]
• Thring, Life of Edward, [247].
• See [Dr. Parkin].
• Through Finland in Carts, [108]
• Times, The, [106]
• Tittoni, [331]
• Tolstoi, [59]
• Toronto, [247]
• Torop, Sophus, [49]
• Tower of London, [97]
• Trafford, George, [114]
• Tree, Sir Herbert, [27], [70], [93], [149]
• — Lady, [27], [78], [79]
• — Viola, [27]
• Treloar, Sir William, [119]
• Trübner, Nicholas (publisher), [30]
• Turner, [120]
• Twain, Mark, [239]
• Tweedie, Alec, [29], [37]
• Tweedie, Ethel (fishing boat), [186]
• Tweedie, Mrs. Alec, [21], [54], [82], [92], [104], [114], [131], [138], [175], [180], [216], [232], [280], [294], [295], [304], [322], [325]
• — Dr. Alexander, F.R.S., [39]
• — Sir John, [122]
• Twining, Louisa, [78]
• Two Orphans, The, [233]
• Tyndall, [19]
• U
• Ulysses, [155], [264]
• United States, [124], [206], [224]
• University, London, [149]
• — College Hospital, [261]
• V
• Vaughan, [49]
• Vauxhall (People’s Palace), [214]
• Vedrenne and Barker, [203]
• Velasquez, [156], [157]
• “Volumnia,” [200]
• W
• Waldorf Theatre, The, [232]
• Wales, Prince of (Albert Edward), [146], [177]
• — — George (now George V), [284]
• — Princess of (now Queen Mary), [284]
• Walter, John (see [The Times]), [106]
• War, Crimean, [150]
• — Transvaal, [117]
• Ward, Miss Geneviève, [161], [199], [202], [310]
• — Mrs. Humphry, [88], [262], [304]
• Warsaw, [201]
• Washington, [125], [173], [229], [231]
• Watts, R.A., [85], [120], [174]
• Wedderburn, Sir William, [289]
• Welby, Miss, [295]
• Wellington, [67]
• West Indies, [150]
• Weston, Miss Jessie, [295]
• Whistler, James McNeill, [168], [170], [173], [175]
• — Mme., [172]
• Whitehall, [165], [283]
• White House, [224]
• Whiteing, Richard (Prologue, [6])
• White Star Line, [291]
• Wicked World, [151]
• Wier, Colonel John, [232]
• Wiggin, K. D., [239]
• Wilde, Mrs. (Miss A. M. Clay), [295]
• William III, [284]
• Wilton, Q.C., [108]
• Wimbledon, [58]
• Winchilsea, Earl of, [214]
• Winchester, Marquis of, [287]
• Windsor, [166]
• Winter Jaunt to Norway, A, [108]
• Wirgman, Blake, [146]
• Wolseley, General, [243]
• Woodhall Spa, [54], [227]
• X
• Xochicalco, [130]
• Y
• Yorkshire Post (see [Phillips]), [105]
• Z
• Zansig, Mme., [216]
• Zimmern, Miss A., [295]
• Zion City, [236]

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Mexico as I Saw It
By MRS. ALEC TWEEDIE
(née HARLEY)

Morning Post.—“In her new volume, Mrs. Alec Tweedie has chosen fresh subjects for her bright descriptive powers. Of the glorious amphitheatre she writes like a true artist. The public will, we believe, heartily welcome this fascinating work, which contributes to our knowledge of one of the greatest men of the day, and supplies at the same time the most agreeable reading.”

Punch.—“She ‘saw it’ under exceedingly favourable circumstances. Armed with an introduction to the President she was welcomed with more than Mexican warmth.... A born traveller, ready when occasion compelled to put up with hardships and short commons, Mrs. Alec Tweedie took cheerfully to the private cars provided for her in the railways, to the semi-official banquets, and to life in palaces. She travelled all over Mexico with her eyes, as usual, wide open.”

Sunday Sun (The book of the week).—“The reading public may congratulate itself as well as Mrs. Alec Tweedie on the happy inspiration which directed her to Mexico. For the antiquarian she contributes information both new and valuable, as she had the good fortune to be in Mexico at the time of important discoveries of Aztec remains. We owe this book much gratitude, for there is a practical and informing value in its crisp, vivid pages.... It shows to a public curiously ignorant on the subject a great country.”

Pall Mall Gazette.—“Mrs. Alec Tweedie is famous for her spirited ‘relations of journeys’ to less get-at-able resorts. Mexico will fully sustain the reputation which she acquired with ‘Through Finland in Carts.’ There is no doubt it is just such a relation of a journey as the general reader likes. It is light, it is long, it is chatty, it is informing, and is profusely illustrated with really first-rate photographs. The grave and the gay alternate in her pages, and her touch is never ponderous. There has been no better book of travel ... for a long time.”

Westminster Gazette.—“That alert and experienced traveller, Mrs. Alec Tweedie, gives a lively account of recent journeying. A good deal of historical and archæological lore finds a natural place in this variegated travel-book. Her vivid description of the Caves of Cacahuamilpa justifies her rapturous comparison of these wonders of nature with the mightiest buildings of the world.”

AMERICAN PAPERS

Philadelphia Public Ledger.—“Mrs. Alec Tweedie is one of the most vivacious, accomplished and amiable of travellers. She writes with unflagging spirit and humour, and is never weary. As a result we have a narrative of incidents and observations from day to day, intimate as a diary, full of entertainment, portraying scenes, customs and experiences of unusual interest. Mrs. Tweedie’s progress was almost royal in the hospitality and service she received from men of every rank and position. It would be difficult among the books of travel issued during the past twelve months to find one so amusing and comprehensive as this.”

Boston Transcript.—“A traveller born. Nothing worth seeing or hearing escapes her. Her first experiences of life in Mexico were on a ranche, where she had abundant opportunities of studying its various phases at her leisure.”

New York Times.—“The very name of Mexico bears with it a mysterious breeze and charm. She is happy when she deals off-hand with what her senses bring her; the ragged ugliness of the beggar, the funeral cars, the cock and bull fights, the landscapes, and the riot of tropical verdure, the sharp contrasts of society, the flood of religious superstition, and happier still when she takes up the doings of high society.”

Churchman.—“The book is an olla podrida; social studies of the aristocracy, labourers, beggars, politicians and the Indians elbow archæological investigations, and besides these are all the adventures of a venturesome traveller, told in brisk fashion with a breezy humour, with enthusiasm for her subject, and yet with a practical common sense quite as awake to the economic possibilities of Mexico in the future as to the picturesque relics of Mexico in the past.”