TENNYSON, ALFRED, sketch of, reading _Maud_, 26, 27; mentioned, 283.
THACKERAY, WILLIAM M., copy of _Vanity Fair_ presented by, to Henry Reed, 19; sketch for illustration of _Vanity Fair_, 48, 49; _Vanity Fair_, in parts, 78, 251, 252; sentence written in his copy of Cowper's _The Task_, 347; copy of _Henry Esmond_, presented by, to Charlotte Brontë, 347; mentioned, 250, 253.
THEOBALD'S PARK, Temple Bar now set up at, 286 _ff._
THOMSON, JAMES, _The Seasons_, copy of, presented by Lord Byron to F. W. Webster, 29.
THRALE, HENRY, marries Hester L. Salusbury, 191; their ménage, 191 _ff._; parties at Streatham, 194, the brewery, 195; described by his wife, 196, 197; elected to Parliament, 197; his table among the best in London, 198; business troubles, 202; advised by Johnson, 202, 203; death, 203; mentioned, 186, 189. _See_ Thrale-Piozzi, Hester Lynch.
THRALE, HESTER LYNCH. _See_ Thrale-Piozzi.
THRALE-PIOZZI, HESTER LYNCH, _Lyford Redivivus_ (MS.), 16, 17; Psalmanazar's _Memoirs_ inscribed by Johnson to, 31, 32; her copy of the _Dictionary_, 63, 202; _Anecdotes of Dr. Johnson_, 174, 214; and Boswell's _Johnson_, 178, 179; her qualities, in general, 187, 188; her pedigree, 188, 189; birth, early years and education, 189, 190; marries Thrale, 191; their ménage, 191 _ff._; her one duty, 192; Johnson introduced to, 192; beginning of their long-enduring familiar intercourse, 193, 194; relations with Thrale, 196, 197; her numerous progeny, 197; business ability, 197, 204; life at Streatham, 199 _ff._; Johnson's verses to, 201; coexecutor with Johnson of Thrale's estate, 203; sells the brewery, 204, 205; acquaintance with Piozzi, 207, 209; verses to Piozzi, 210; engaged to him, 210; Johnson's violent letter to, and her reply, 211, 212; marries Piozzi, 212, 213; effect of Johnson's death on, 213, 214; _Letters to and from the late Samuel Johnson_, 215; other works published by, 216; Baretti's attack on, 216; builds Brynbella, 217; busy with her pen, 218; _Thraliana_, 218; _Journal of a Tour in Wales_, MS. of, 218-221; Macaulay's "silly phrase" concerning, 221; modern opinion of, 221; her influence on Johnson, 221; literary taste, 222; her copy of Boswell's _Johnson_, 222; death of Piozzi, 223; last days, at Bath, 223, 224; death and burial, 224; last words on, 224, 225; mentioned, 155, 161, 181.