Stevenson,  113  ;  receives  the  Order  of
Merit,  41  ;  remains  of,  cremated  at
Woking,  44 ;  remuneration  for  the  work
of,  17 ;  renames  '  Emilia  in  England,'
20  ;  replies  to  Oilier  the  publisher,  8 ;
resides  at  Box  Hill,  20 ;  resides  at
Cheyne  Walk,  Chelsea,  19,  98 ;  resides
at  Esher,  17,  19  ;  resides  at  Weybridge,
7  ;  second  marriage  of,  20 ;  studies  for
the  law,  5  ;  takes  charge  of  the  Fort-
nightly, 22 ;  telegram  of,  to  the  West-
minster Gazette,  40 ;  the  comic  spirit  of,
291-303  ;  visit  of,  to  Drury  Lane  Panto-
mime, 96 ;  visits  the  Continent,  20 ;
works  of,  12  ;  writes  an  appreciation  of
Leslie  Stephen  in  the  Author,  107 ;
writes  a  sonnet  to  J.  M.  (John  Morley),
119;  writes  to  his  compatriots  on  St.
David's  Day,  3  ;  writes  to  Hugh  W.
