Submarine telegraphy, [100], [101]
Talma (actor), fame of, [185]
Telephone brought to Europe, [106]; installed in Lord Kelvin's house, [106]
Temple Bar, [15]
Tennyson, Hallam (second Lord), son of poet, [53], [126]
Tennyson, Lord (the poet), anecdotes of, [121], [122-123], [129-130], [134], [136]; brother of, [125]; buried in Westminster Abbey, [126]; description of, [121]; devotion of son, [126]; "Dirty Monk" photograph of, [117-118]; family life, [126]; letter in Times regarding, [129-130]; life at Farringford, [126]; memorial to, [127-129]; peculiarities of, [125]; persons who resembled him, [125]; photographs of, [117-118]; proud of his fame, [124]; sincerity of, [130]; summer home of, [125]
"Tennyson's Down", [127]
Tennyson's Lane, [115], [119], [120]
Terry, Ellen, achievements as actress, [198]; art of, [187]; at Irving's supper parties, [202]; at Lyceum Theatre, [187]; charm of, [197-198]; first visit to America, [46]
Thames Embankment, lighting on, [9]