- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2I — Earliest Recollections of Henry Irving
- 3II — The Old School and the New
- 4III — Friendship
- 5IV — Honours From Dublin University
- 6V — Converging Streams
- 7VI — Joining Forces
- 8VII — Lyceum Productions
- 9VIII — Irving Begins Management
- 10IX — Shakespeare Plays — I
- 11X — Shakespeare Plays — II
- 12XI — Shakespeare Plays — III
- 13XII — Shakespeare Plays — IV
- 14XIII — Irving’s Method
- 15XIV — Art-Sense
- 16XV — Stage Effects
- 17XVI — The Value of Experiment
- 18XVII — The Pulse of the Public
- 19XVIII — Tennyson and His Plays — I
- 20XIX — Tennyson and His Plays — II
- 21XX — Tennyson and His Plays — III
- 22XXI — Tennyson and His Plays — IV
- 23XXII — “Waterloo” — “King Arthur” — “Don Quixote”
- 24XXIII — Art and Hazard
- 25XXIV — Vandenhoff
- 26XXV — Charles Mathews
- 27XXVI — Charles Dickens and Henry Irving
- 28XXVII — Mr. J. M. Levy
- 29XXVIII — Visits to America
- 30XXIX — William Winter
- 31XXX — Performance at West Point
- 32XXXI — American Reporters
- 33XXXII — Tours-de-Force
- 34XXXIII — Christmas
- 35XXXIV — Irving as a Social Force
- 36XXXV — Visits of Foreign Warships
- 37XXXVI — Irving’s Last Reception at the Lyceum
- 38XXXVII — The Voice of England
- 39XXXVIII — Rival Towns
- 40XXXIX — Two Stories
- 41XL — Sir Richard Burton
- 42XLI — Sir Henry Morton Stanley
- 43XLII — Arminius Vambéry
- 44XLIII
- 45XLIV — Irving’s Philosophy of His Art
- 46XLV — The Right Hon. William Ewart Gladstone
- 47XLVI — The Earl of Beaconsfield
- 48XLVII — Sir William Pearce, Bart
- 49XLVIII — Stepniak
- 50XLIX — E. Onslow Ford, R.A.
- 51L — Sir Laurence Alma-Tadema, R.A.
- 52Li — Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Bart
- 53LII — Edwin A. Abbey, R.A.
- 54LIII — J. Bernard Partridge
- 55LIV — Robert Browning
- 56LV — Walt Whitman
- 57LVI — James Whitcomb Riley
- 58LVII — Ernest Renan
- 59LVIII — Hall Caine
- 60LIX — Irving and Dramatists
- 61LX — Musicians
- 62LXI — Ludwig Barnay
- 63LXII — Constant Coquelin (Ainé)
- 64LXIII — Sarah Bernhardt
- 65LXIV — Geneviève Ward
- 66LXV — John Lawrence Toole
- 67LXVI — Ellen Terry
- 68LXVII — Fresh Honours in Dublin
- 69LXVIII — Performances at Sandringham and Windsor
- 70LXIX — Presidents of the United States
- 71LXX — Knighthood
- 72LXXI — Henry Irving and Universities
- 73LXXII — Adventures
- 74LXXIII — Burning of the Lyceum Storage
- 75LXXIV — Finance
- 76LXXV — The Turn of the Tide
Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving
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