usin of the Sarcus family and Sarcus-Taupin, the miller. He was a man of ready wit, of happy disposition, and on good terms with all his parishioners. (The Peasantry)
TERNNICK (De), Duc de Casa-Real, which name see.
TERRASSE AND DUCLOS, keepers of records at the Palais, in 1822; consulted at that time with success by Godeschal. (A Start in Life)
THELUSSON, a banker, one of whose clerks was Lemprun before he entered the Banque de France as messenger. (The Middle Classs)
THERESE, lady's-maid to Madame de Nucingen during the Restoration and the reign of Louis Philippe. (Father Goriot, A Daughter of Eve)
THERESE, lady's-maid to Madame Xavier Rabourdin, on the rue Duphot, Paris, in 1824. (The Government Clerks)
THERESE, lady's-maid to Madame de Rochefide in the latter part of Charles X.'s reign, and during the reign of Louis Philippe. (Beatrix)
THERESE (Sister), the name under which Antoinette de Langeais died, after she had taken the veil, and retired to the convent of bare-footed Carmelites on an island belonging to Spain, probably the island of Leon. (The Thirteen)
THIBON (Baron), chief of the Comptoir d'Escompte, in 1818, had been a colleague of Cesar Birotteau, the perfumer. (Cesar Birotteau)
THIRION, usher to the closet of King Louis XVIII., was on terms of intimacy with the Ragons, and was invited to Cesar Birotteau's famous ball on December 17, 1818, together with his wife and his daughter Amelie, one of Servin's pupils who married Camusot de Marville. (The Vendetta, Cesar Birotteau) The emoluments of his position, obtained by the patronage that his zeal deservedly acquired, enabled him to lay by a considerable sum, which the Camusot de Marvilles inherited. (Jealousies of a Country Town)
THOMAS was owner of a large house in Bretagne, that Marie
