Conway Castle, ii. 16
Coplestone, Dr. (Bishop of Llandaff), publishes Lord Dudley's
letters, i. 273
Corn Laws, i. 158, 164;
allusion to, in the Queen's Speech, ii. 82;
Sir R. Peel's Bill, 83;
discussions on, 301;
repeal of the, announced by the 'Times,' 309;
consequent agitation, 312, 316;
Sir R. Peel's Government broken up, 317;
Mr. Greville's pamphlet, 350;
Duke of Wellington on the, 351;
Sir R. Peel's measure for sliding-scale duties, 357;
immediate repeal of, discussed, 360, 366;
debate on the, 366;
protracted discussions, 379
Cornwall, the Duchy of, iii. 67
Coronation of Queen Victoria, i. 105, 106
Cottenham, Lord High Chancellor, ii. 405;
resignation of, iii. 338
Council, picture of the Queen's first, i. 82;
at Windsor, 145;
for declaration of the Queen's marriage, 247;
at Windsor on crutches, ii. 203;
at Osborne, resignation of Sir R. Peel, 316
Courvoisier, murder of Lord W. Russell, i. 284
Cousin, Victor, visit to, iii. 44
Cowley, Lord, conversation with, in Paris, iii. 19;
views of, on the Spanish marriage question, 26
Cowley, Lord (afterwards Earl Cowley), Ambassador at Paris, iii.
441, 446;
question of proxy, 472
Cracow, ii. 427;
the annexation of, 430, 431;
debate on annexation of, iii. 67
Creevey, Mr., death of, i. 63;
offices held by, 63;
letters and papers of, 64, 275
Croker, Right Hon. John Wilson, article by, in the 'Quarterly
Review,' i. 103, 105;
two anecdotes of the Duke of Wellington, 248;
on Sir R. Peel's policy, ii. 200;
and the Duke of Wellington, iii. 98;
and Sir R. Peel, 98
Cromer, visit to, ii. 120
Curran, anecdote of, i. 153;
Master of the Rolls in Ireland, 153
Czartoryski, Prince, at the HÙtel Lambert, iii. 44
Dalhousie, Right Hon. Earl of, President of the Board of Trade, ii.
267;
promising speech of, 395
Danton, anecdote of, iii. 111
D'Arblay, Madame, journal of, ii. 127
Day, Sam, the jockey, death of, i. 133
De Grey, Right Hon. Earl, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland in Sir R.
Peel's Administration, ii. 37
Delane, Mr. John T., succeeds Mr. Barnes as editor of the 'Times,'
ii. 3;
information on the Corn Law question from Lord Aberdeen, 310,
315 (_see_ 'Times')
Delessert, M., on the state of France, iii. 157
Denman, Lord, closes the term, ii. 63
Derby, Right Hon. (fourteenth) Earl of, forms a government, iii. 447;
conduct of the Government, 453;
dissolution of Parliament, 454;
at Goodwood, 463;
and Lord Cowley's proxy, 472;
efforts to strengthen the Government, 473;
_see also_ Stanley
Derby, the, accident to 'Alarm,' ii. 284
De Ros, Lord, death of, i. 180
Devonshire, Duke of, letters and papers of the, ii. 377
Devonshire House, dinner at, to the Duke of Sussex and the Prince of
Capua, i. 278
Dickens, Charles, performance of, at the St. James's Theatre, ii. 302
Disraeli, Right Hon. Benjamin, maiden speech of, i. 26, 30;
quarrel with General Peel, ii. 388;
Protectionist speech of, 392;
and Mr. Moxon, iii. 75;
defends Lord G. Bentinck, 197, 198;
leader of the Protectionists, 264;
'Life of Lord G. Bentinck,' 417, 423;
Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord Derby's Administration, 451;
speech on the Budget, 451
Dolly's Brae affair, iii. 310, 313
D'Orsay, Count, at Gore House, i. 167;
death of, iii. 465;
character of, 466
Dost Mahomed, surrender of, i. 360
Downton Castle, visit to, i. 218
Drouyn de Lhuys, M., French Ambassador in London, iii. 326;
on the Greek affair, 326;
recall of, 330
Drumlanrig, visit to, iii. 299
Drummond, Mr. Edward, assassination of, ii. 141
Drummond Castle, visit to, iii. 299
Dudley, Lord, letters of, published, i. 273;
diary of, destroyed, 275;
diary of, iii. 74
Duncannon, Lord, and the apartments in St. James's Palace, i. 280
Duncombe, Mr. Thomas, attack of, on the Post Office, ii. 272
Dundas, Right Hon. Sir David, at Ampthill, i. 250;
conversation of, ii. 133;
as Solicitor-General, iii. 122
Durham, Right Hon. Earl of, Governor-General of Canada, i. 49, 54;
motion on expenses of, 86;
behaviour of, 88;
appointments of, attacked, 109;
entry of, into Quebec, 110;
ordinance of, attacked, 123;
disallowed, 125;
resignation of, 133;
proclamation of, 134;
return of, from Canada, 137, 141;
conduct of, in Canada, 143;
excuses of, 158;
report of, on the administration of Canada, 162;
distributes copies of report, 163;
position of, 165;
anecdote of, iii. 75
Eastern Question, the, beginning of, i. 242;
in 1840, 297;
anti-Palmerstonian policy of France, 302;
communication of M. de Pontois to the Porte, 304, 306;
conduct of ministers at the beginning, 308;
protocol signed, 309;
conversations with M. Guizot on, 310, 315, 319;
indecision of ministers, 312;
intentions of Lord John Russell, 313;
discussions on, 315, 317, 325;
cabinet on, 320;
Prince Metternich's suggestion, 325;
Lord Holland's remarks, 325;
bombardment of Beyrout, and deposition of Mehemet Ali, 328;
Lord Palmerston gains his point, 330;
Lord Ponsonby's despatch, 334;
note from the French Government, 335;
surrender of the Emir Beschir, 344;
terms of conciliation with France, 351;
mission of Baron Monnier, 356;
unsettled affairs in Egypt, 361;
settlement of (1841), 377-383;
protocols signed, 383;
the Hatti-sherif, 385;
fresh obstacles, 387
Easthope, Sir John, proprietor of the 'Morning Chronicle,' i. 179
Eastnor Castle, i. 219
Eaton, visit to, ii. 15;
lines cut on an hotel window, 16
Eden, Hon. and Rev. Robert (afterwards Bishop of Bath and Wells),
Rector of Battersea, i. 131;
lecture in Battersea, 151;
Battersea Schools, ii. 86
Eden, Hon. Emily, letter of, i. 383;
bitterness of, against Lord Ellenborough, ii. 128, 150
Edinburgh, visit to, iii. 291
'Edinburgh Review,' originators of the, ii. 153
Education question, the, ii. 212
Egerton, Lord Francis, at Ems, ii. 287;
house of, at Worsley, 303
Egremont, Right Hon. Earl of, death of the, i. 23;
character of the, 24;
at Petworth, 25
Egypt, _see_ Eastern Question
Election, general, result of, in 1837, i. 13, 16, 18;
in 1841, ii. 15;
result of, 20-22;
in 1852, iii. 454;
result of, 459
Eldon, Right Hon. Earl of, death of the, i. 49
Ellenborough, Right Hon. Earl of, Board of Control in Sir R. Peel's
Administration, ii. 37;
anecdotes of, 78;
proclamation of, 123, 125;
attacks on, 128, 136, 138;
Duke of Wellington's opinion of, 139;
extraordinary behaviour of, 141;
position of, 145;
vindication of, 148;
despatch on the secret committee of the directors, 219;
recall of, 238
Ellice, Right Hon. Edward, at Brocket, iii. 375
Elliot, Captain (afterwards Sir Charles), return of, from China, ii.
49, 52
Emir Beschir, _see_ Eastern Question
Ems, visit to, ii. 287
Endsleigh, visit to, iii. 205
Epsom, racing transactions of Lord G. Bentinck and Lord Kelburne, ii.
160
Espartero, downfall of, ii. 201
Eton College case, ii. 411
Eu, Ch‚teau d', visit to, of Queen Victoria, ii. 196, 200;
the agreement at, 201
Evans, Sir De Lacy, made a K.C.B., i. 65
'Every Man in his Humour,' performance of, ii. 302
Exchequer Bills, forgery of, ii. 50;
anecdotes of, 56, 57
Exchequer, Court of, anecdote, iii. 125
Exeter, Bishop of, attacks the Archbishop, i. 120;
on the St. Sulpice question, 388;
charge of, ii. 136;
attack on Newman, 136;
reply to a Privy Council judgement, 136;
the Gorham Case, iii. 300
Exeter, visit to, iii. 207
Exhibition, the Great, 1851, opening of, iii. 405
Eyre, Lieutenant, book by, on Cabul, &c., ii. 137
Faubourg St. Germain, political feeling in the, iii. 42
Faucher, M. LÈon, in London, iii. 410
Felbrigg Hall, visit to, ii. 120
Ferdinand I., Emperor of Austria, political crisis, 1848, iii. 159
FitzGerald and Vesey, Lord, conversation with, i. 46;
death of, ii. 158
Fitzroy, Lord Charles, resigns the office of Vice-Chamberlain, i. 86
Fleetwood, Sir H., motion on 10_l._ householders, i. 216
Foley, Lord, anecdote, i. 217
Foster, Lady Elizabeth, ii. 378
Fox, Right Hon. C. J., account of the death of, i. 154
Fox, Maule, Right Hon., Secretary at War, ii. 405
Fox, Mr. William, member for Oldham, iii. 103
Fox, Miss, death of, ii. 274
France, Lord Palmerston's hostility to, i. 347;
attempt at conciliation with, 351;
debate in the Chamber on Eastern affairs, 354;
dispute with, on the Tahiti affair, ii. 253;
opinions on change of government in England (1845), 345, 347;
estrangement with, on the Spanish marriages question, iii. 10, 11;
effect of conciliatory debate in England, 39;
threatened rupture with, 62;
estrangement from England, 73;
revolution in 1848, 132;
state of, 148, 152;
Provisional Government in, 152;
M. Delessert on affairs in, 157;
anarchy in, 178;
fighting in Paris, 202;
tranquillity, 219;
Prince Louis Napoleon elected President of the Republic, 253;
unsatisfactory condition of the country, 284;
share in the English and Greek dispute, 334, 337;
_coup d'Ètat_ of Louis Napoleon, 420
France, Bank of, arrangement with the Emperor of Russia, ii. 70
Francis, Sir Philip, at Woburn, ii. 47
Frankfort, visit to, ii. 169;
Dannecker's 'Ariadne,' 170;
Rothschild's house, 171;
Jews' Street, 173;
the mother of the Rothschilds, 173
Frost, Mr. John, a magistrate, i. 250;
concerned in a Chartist riot, 250;
trial of, 256
Fullerton, Lady Georgiana, novel by, ii. 205
Galiera, Duchesse de, ball at the house of the, iii. 35
Garnier PagËs, iii. 153
George II., King, anecdote of, ii. 215
George IV., King, Memoirs of the time of, i. 48
Germany, condition of the country and people of, ii. 180, 181
Ghent, visit to, ii. 285
Girondins, Histoire des, by Lamartine, iii. 111
Gladstone, Rt. Hon. William E., President of the Board of Trade in
Sir R. Peel's Administration, ii. 37;
resignation of, on the Maynooth Endowment, 267;
explanation, 271
Glasgow, visit to, iii. 292
Glastonbury, Lord, and his peerage, ii. 236
Glenelg, Rt. Hon. Lord, resignation of, i. 161
Gomm, Sir William, Commander-in-Chief in India, iii. 273
Goodrich Castle, i. 220
Goodrich Court, armoury at, i. 221
Goodwood, party at, ii. 408; iii. 463
Gore House, dinner at, i. 166;
hoax of Lord Brougham's death, 243;
party at, 255;
JÈrÙme Bonaparte at, 277
Gorham _v._ the Bishop of Exeter, iii. 300-304;
judgement, 323
Gorhambury, visit to, ii. 111;
Bishop of London at, 111, 112
Goulburn, Rt. Hon. Henry, Chancellor of the Exchequer in Sir R. Peel's
Administration, ii. 37
Graham, Rt. Hon. Sir James, conduct of, i. 9;
negotiation of, between Sir R. Peel and Lord J. Russell, 185, 189;
Home Secretary in Sir R. Peel's Administration, ii. 37;
on the state of parties, iii. 51;
and the Governor-Generalship of India, 87;
on the Cumberland election, 89;
declines the Governor-Generalship of India, 92;
on colonial matters, 124;
on obstruction in the House of Commons, 161;
declines the Admiralty, 259;
reasons for declining, 262, 264;
on administrative reforms, 338;
forebodings of, 382;
negotiations with the Whigs, 383;
on the state of parties, 390;
vacillation of, 394;
and the Whigs, 398, 401;
Lord J. Russell's overtures to, 410;
mission of Sir G. C. Lewis to Netherby, 411, 412;
on public affairs, and a possible coalition, 435-439
Granby, Marquis of, chosen leader of the Protectionist party, iii.
123;
consistent conduct of, 471;
appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Lincolnshire, 472
Grange, The, visit to, i. 137
Granville, Rt. Hon. (first) Earl, paralytic seizure of, i. 390
Granville, Rt. Hon. (second) Earl, Foreign Secretary, iii. 428;
conversation with Lord Palmerston, 433;
paper of, on foreign policy, 442
Greece, disputes with, iii. 308, 311, 314;
disputes continued, 325;
opinions of M. Drouyn de Lhuys, 326;
further disputes, 334;
debate in House of Lords on dispute, 341;
Lord Palmerston on brigandage in, 418
Green, Mr., anatomical lecture by, iii. 375
Greenwich dinner, freaks of Lord Brougham at a, i. 229;
Lord Normanby's health drunk at a, 237
Gregory, Mr., house of, near Belvoir, i. 42
Grenville, Thomas, Mr., anecdote of, i. 80;
dinner with, ii. 114;
anecdote of Porson, 114;
Julio Clovio, 115;
recollections and anecdotes, 116;
anecdote of Wolfe, 120;
death of, iii. 1;
character of, 2
Greville, Charles C., Mr., pamphlet of, on Prince Albert's Precedence,
i. 266, 269, 270 (_see_ Appendix, vol. i.);
book of, on Ireland, ii. 259;
criticisms on, 260;
publication of, objected to, 261, 266;
publication decided on, 274;
criticisms on, 276;
opinions of the press on, 284;
letters to France, 345;
pamphlet 'Sir R. Peel and the Corn Law Crisis,' 350, 368;
success of pamphlet, 354;
visit to Paris (1847), iii. 16;
birthday reflexions, 73;
letter to Cobden in the 'Times,' 123 (_see_ Appendix A, vol. iii.);
removes to Bruton Street, 277;
elected a member of Grillon's Club, 321;
letter of 'Carolus,' 372, 374 (_see_ Appendix B, vol. iii.)
Greville, Harry, Mr., at Bath, i. 222
Greville, Mrs. Algernon, death of, i. 390
Grey, Rt. Hon. Earl, prevents the formation of a Whig Government, ii.
330, 331;
explanation of conduct of, 341-344, 353;
Colonial Secretary, 405;
Lord-Lieutenant of Northumberland, iii. 65;
remonstrance of, on Lord Palmerston's conduct, 185;
speech of, on the suppressed despatches, 200;
discredit of, 309
Grey, Rt. Hon. Sir George, Home Secretary, ii. 405
Grey, Sir George (formerly Chief Justice of Bengal), views of, on
Chinese affairs, ii. 72
Grillon's Club, dinner at, iii. 321
Grote, George, Mr., returned for the City of London, i. 13;
Radical party reduced to, 215;
visit to, iii. 122
Grove, The, visit to, ii. 111;
agreeable party at, 289;
Macaulay at, 415;
return to, iii. 409
Guards, the, question of promotion on the birth of the Prince of
Wales, ii. 51
Guernsey duties, affair of the, ii. 292
Guizot, M., French Ambassador in London, i. 282;
on the Eastern Question, 302, 303;
at dinner at Windsor, 310;
conversations with, on Eastern affairs, 311, 315, 317;
on the deposition of Mehemet Ali, 328;
difficulty of dealing with Lord Palmerston, 330;
conciliatory efforts of, 335;
note from the French Government, 335;
succeeds M. Thiers (1840), 343;
letter of, to Baron Bourqueney, 348;
speech in the Chamber, 355;
critical position of, ii. 269, 270;
amicable meeting with M. Thiers, 278, 288;
alarm at possible return of Lord Palmerston to the Foreign Office
(1845), 345;
conduct of, in the Spanish Marriages affair, 425;
_ib._ iii. 6;
note in reply to Lord Palmerston, ii. 433;
explanation relating to the Spanish Marriages, iii. 17;
conversation with, on the Spanish Marriages, 20-26;
complaints of Lord Palmerston, 30;
and Lord Palmerston's despatch, 33;
indignation of, 42;
bad terms of, with Lord Normanby, 42;
resentment at Lord Normanby and Lord Palmerston, 46, 47;
invited to the British Embassy 'by mistake,' 59;
continuance of the quarrel, 60;
the quarrel made up, 66;
escape of, to England, 137, 145;
conduct of, in the Revolution, 138;
narrative of the Revolution, 142-145;
dines with Lord Palmerston, 157
Gurwood, Colonel, second of Mr. Bradshaw, i. 254
Habeas Corpus Act suspended in Ireland, iii. 207;
suspension of, renewed, 265
Haddington, Rt. Hon. Earl of, the First Lord of the Admiralty in Sir
Robert Peel's Administration, ii. 37;
declines the Governor-Generalship of India, 46;
correspondence of, with the Duke of Wellington, 224
Hampden, Dr., made Bishop of Hereford, iii. 109;
consequent disputes, 112, 114;
correspondence of, with the Bishop of Oxford, 115;
correspondence on appointment of, as Regius Professor, 116, 117;
case of, 118
Hannibal, comparison with the Duke of Wellington, i. 57
Hanover, the King of, proclamation of, i. 12;
act of, on his accession, 42;
declines to give up the apartments in St. James's Palace, 280;
arrival of, ii, 161;
in London, 192;
anecdote, 192
Hanover, Stade Treaty with, ii. 107
Hardinge, Rt. Hon. Lord, Secretary at War in Sir R. Peel's
Administration, ii. 37;
Governor-General of India, 240;
dinner at the India House, 242;
sent to Ireland, iii. 213
Harewood Lodge for Ascot, ii. 11
Harrowby, Rt. Hon. Earl of, death of the, iii. 112
Harrowby, Countess of, the, death of, i. 96;
character of, 96, 98
Hastings, Lady Flora, i. 172;
death of, 224
Head, Right Hon. Sir Edmund, Poor Law Commissioner, ii. 60
Head, Right Hon. Sir Francis Bond, position of, i. 166;
book by, 174
Heidelberg, visit to, ii. 175
Herbert, Right Hon. Sidney, in the Cabinet, ii. 267
Hereford, Bishop of, appointment of, iii. 109, 112;
consequent disputes, 114
Herefordshire, state of the constituency, iii. 463
Herrenheim, Ch‚teau de, visit to the, ii. 287
Herries, Right Hon. John C., President of the Board of Control in
Lord Derby's Administration, iii. 451
Hertford, Marquis of, the, death of, ii. 90;
account of, 91, 92;
will of, disputed, 111;
will case at the Judicial Committee, 231
Hervey, Lord William, pamphlet by, suppressed, ii. 130
Hesse, the Elector of, at Ems, ii. 287
Hillingdon, visit to, ii. 121
Hobhouse, Right Hon. Sir John Cam, conversation with, i. 241;
President of the Board of Control, ii. 405
Hodgson, Mr., i. 48
Holland, Right Hon. Lord, objects to Lord Palmerston's Eastern policy,
i. 308, 309;
on the Eastern Question, 325, 329;
death of, 341;
M. Guizot's estimate of, 370
Holland, Lady, death of, ii. 306;
character of, 307
Holland House, dinner at, i. 152;
anecdotes of George Selwyn, 217;
anecdotes, 245;
dinner at, after Lord Holland's death, 367;
anecdotes, 368;
death of John Allen, ii. 153
Hook, Rev. Mr. (afterwards Dean of Chichester), preaches before the
Queen, i. 116
Horsman, Mr., duel of, with Mr. Bradshaw, i. 254, 255
HÙtel de Ville, ball at the, iii. 42
Howick, Lord, _see_ Grey, Earl
Hudson, Mr., 'The Railway King,' ruin of, iii. 273
Hullah, John, Mr., system of teaching vocal music, i. 372;
choral meeting at Exeter Hall, ii. 97
'Hunchback, The,' amateur performance of, ii. 96
Huntington, William, S.S., story of, i. 369
Huskisson, Right Hon. William, anecdote of, and Sir Robert Peel, iii.
216;
conduct of, on the East Retford franchise, 424
Hutt, Mr., motion of, on the African squadron, iii. 324
India, the Sikh war, ii. 372;
terminated, 380;
retrospect of the campaign, iii. 214;
discussions on the Governor-Generalship of, iii. 87;
Governor-Generalship offered to Sir James Graham, 92
Inverary, visit to, iii. 292
Irby, Mr., death of, ii. 115
Ireland, administration of Lord Normanby, i. 176;
state of, ii. 197;
debate on, 228, 230;
division, 232;
Mr. Greville's book on the 'Policy of England to,' 259, 263;
publication of book, 274;
criticisms on, 275;
opinions of the press on, 284;
potato failure, 301;
state of, 375, 426, 434, iii. 71;
Lord-Lieutenancy discussed, 77, 80;
plan for abolishing the office, 80;
discussions on the Lord-Lieutenancy of, 81-85;
critical state of, 103;
Government measures, 104, 106;
seditious state of, 156, 160;
plans for improvement of, 167;
affray at Limerick, 172;
proclamation of the Lord-Lieutenant, 207;
Habeas Corpus Act suspended, 207;
strong measures taken, 209;
reported outbreak, 210;
flight of Smith O'Brien, 213;
and capture, 215;
Lord Clarendon's policy in, 217;
disaffection in, 220;
proposed remedies for, 221;
financial difficulties in, 237;
emigration scheme, 251;
renewal of suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, 265;
distress in, 267;
relief for, 285;
the Queen's visit to, 295;
Encumbered Estates Act, 314;
proposed abolition of the office of Lord-Lieutenant, 314;
Papal Aggression, 367
Irish Arms Bill, ii. 188, 194;
proposal for renewing the, 408;
given up, 410
Irish Coercion Bill, ii. 375
Irish Poor Law, iii. 69
Irish Registration Bills, i. 373;
Government defeated on Lord Morpeth's Bill, 391
Isabella II., Queen of Spain, marriage of, ii. 418, 420;
conduct of, iii. 78;
account of, 118;
_see_ Spanish Marriages
Isturitz, sent away, iii. 193
Jamaica Bill, the, i. 196
Jarnac, Philippe de Rohan Chabot, Comte de, First Secretary of the
French Embassy in London, ii. 409;
Spanish marriages affair, 420, 431;
on the annexation of Cracow, 430;
details of the Spanish marriages, iii. 6;
on Lord Normanby, Lord Palmerston, and M. Guizot, 56
Jekyll, Mr., pun of, ii. 232
Jersey, Right Hon. Earl of, the, Master of the Horse, ii. 37
Jervis, Right Hon. Sir John, Attorney-General, difficulty about his
son's election, iii. 122
Journal, reflexions on keeping a, i. 36
Judge and Jury Court, the, ii. 123
Judicial Committee, the, petition of apprentices from British Guiana,
i. 80;
Amendment Bill, 273;
suggestions for, 274;
petition of the Serjeants-at-Law, 156-160;
James Wood's Will case, ii. 28;
Lord Brougham's Bill, 225;
working of, 226;
Vice-Presidency of, 227;
Lord Hertford's Will case, 231;
the Gorham case, iii. 300-304;
judgement, 323
Junius, letters of, proposed new edition of, ii. 346;
Macaulay's opinion on, 416
Kay, Dr. (afterwards Sir James Kay Shuttleworth, Bart.), visit to Poor
Law school of, i. 230;
Battersea schools, ii. 86
Kelburne, Viscount (afterwards Lord Glasgow), racing transactions,
ii. 160
Kent, H.R.H. the Duchess of, conversation of, with Princesse Lieven,
i. 15, 16
King, Locke, Mr., motion of, for the extension of the suffrage, iii.
378
Kisseleff, Count, and M. Guizot, iii. 46
Kossuth, in England, iii. 413;
reception of, 414;
speeches of, 416
Labouchere, Right Hon. Henry, Under-Secretary for the Colonies,
i. 171; Chief Secretary for Ireland, ii. 405;
afterwards Vice-President of the Board of Trade, 405
Ladies of the Bedchamber, affair of the, i. 201, 209;
steps taken (1841) to avert recurrence of difficulty, ii. 7, 8
Lahore, death of the King of, i. 360
Lakes, the English, visit to, iii. 409
Lamartine, 'Histoire des Girondins,' iii. 111;
greatness of, in the French revolution, 141;
reply to the Irish deputation, 161
Lambert, HÙtel, account of the, iii. 44
Lambeth, dinner at, i. 99
Lancaster, Duchy of, appointment of a council for, ii. 427
Langdale, Right Hon. Lord, at the Judicial Committee, ii. 266
Lansdowne, Right Hon. Marquis of, Lord President of the Council, ii.
405;
defence of Lord Palmerston, iii. 174;
declines the Premiership, 243;
and Count Colloredo, 289;
on Reform, 414
Lansdowne House, ball at, i. 282
'Lays of Ancient Rome,' publication of, ii. 116
Ledru Rollin, iii. 153
Lehzen, Baroness, the, i. 21;
at Windsor, 246;
leaves Windsor, ii. 110
Le Marchant, Sir Denis, anecdote, iii. 75
Lemoinne, M., iii. 240
Lemon, Mr., ii. 162
Lesseps, M., Consul at Barcelona, iii. 38
Lewis, Right Hon. George Cornewall, Lewis _v._ Ferrand, ii. 429;
mission of, to Netherby, iii. 411, 412;
Herefordshire election, 463
Lichfield, Rt. Hon. Earl of, quarrel of, with Mr. Wallace, i. 29
LiËge, visit to, ii. 166
Lieven, Princesse, audience of the Queen, i. 15;
of the Duchess of Kent, 15;
and Lady Palmerston, ii. 130;
account of interview between Guizot and Thiers, 287;
on the Spanish marriage disputes, iii. 18;
conversations with, 36, 42, 48;
flight of, 137;
account of the Revolution (1848), 137-141;
on French affairs, 153;
dines with Lord Palmerston, 157
Limerick, affray at, iii. 172
Lincoln, Rt. Hon. Earl of (afterwards fifth Duke of Newcastle), in the
Cabinet, ii. 267;
Woods and Forests in Sir R. Peel's Administration, 37
Lines cut on an hotel window, ii. 16
Literature, evils of inferior, iii. 208
Livy, character of Hannibal, i. 57
Logan, Dr., iii. 126
London, Bishop of, at Gorhambury, ii. 111, 112;
charge of, 112;
dispute of, with the Hon. and Rev. William Capel, 113
Lonsdale, Rt. Hon. Earl of, the, Lord President of the Council in Lord
Derby's Administration, iii. 451
Lord Mayor, the, and the picture of the Queen's First Council, i. 79,
82
Lords, House of, debate on Canadian Rebellion, i. 49;
debates on the Canada Bill, 51-53;
skirmish between Lords Melbourne and Lyndhurst, 68;
violence of Lord Brougham, 71;
debate on the Coolie question, 73;
appeal of Small _v._ Attwood, 83;
debate on affairs in Spain, 102;
debate on the naval instructions, 111;
the Bishops on the Ecclesiastical Discipline Bill, 120;
attack on Lord Durham's Ordinance, 123;
review of session of 1838, 126;
the Turton case, 170;
Lord Roden's motion on the state of Ireland, 175;
debate on the Bedchamber affair, 211, 212;
Lord Melbourne declines to make Radical concessions, 213;
debate, 213;
majority against proposed Committee of Council on Education, 224;
debate on Irish policy of the Government, 228;
naturalisation of Prince Albert, 259;
debate on the China question, 286;
St. Sulpice question, 388;
debate on the Address (1841), ii. 31;
vote of thanks to Lord Ashburton, 152;
debate on Lord Roden's motion, 194;
Lord Aberdeen's Scotch Church Patronage Bill, 206, 207;
Lord Brougham's Judicial Committee Bill, 225, 234;
debate on the Corn Laws, 370;
debate conciliatory to France, iii. 39;
defeat of the Protectionists, 59;
debate on the Enlistment Bill, 77;
Government beaten on the Diplomatic Bill, 126;
opening of the session (1849), 263;
Sicilian arms affair, 276;
debate on the Navigation Bill, 287;
affair of Lord Roden, 310, 312;
debate and division on the Pacifico affair, 341;
Lord Torrington's defence, 402
Louis Philippe, King, policy of, on the Eastern Question, i. 339;
receives Queen Victoria at the Ch‚teau d'Eu, ii. 196, 200;
on Spanish affairs, 200;
aversion of, to Lord Palmerston, 345;
shot at by Lecomte, 388;
letter to M. Guizot, 414;
conduct of, in the affair of the Spanish marriages, 418-423;
Cracow affair, 429;
at the Tuileries, iii. 35;
and Danton, anecdote of, 111;
fall of, 135;
arrival of, in England, 137;
as Comte de Neuilly, 137;
conduct of, during the Revolution, 139, 143;
narrative of the Revolution, 150;
at Claremont, 154;
letter of, on the Spanish marriages, 168;
courtesy of Queen Victoria to, 186;
on the French generals, 205;
reported communication from M. Thiers, 239;
interview with Lord Clarendon, 239;
and Admiral CÈcille, 268;
M. Malac's mission, 328;
death of, 364
Lowther, Rt. Hon. Lord, Postmaster-General, ii. 37
Ludlow, visit to, i. 217;
castle of, 218
Lushington, Rt. Hon. Dr., negotiation of, with the Duke of Wellington,
i. 278
Luttrell, Mr., death and character of, iii. 425
Lyndhurst, Rt. Hon. Lord, and Lord Melbourne, i. 69;
judgement of, in Small _v._ Attwood, reversed, 80;
anecdote of, and Lord Brougham, 160;
at Gore House, 255;
Lord Chancellor in Sir R. Peel's Administration, ii. 37;
exchange of patronage with Lord Ripon, 413;
reply to Lord G. Bentinck, 413, 415
Lynedoch, Lord, at Woburn, ii. 46
Macaulay, Rt. Hon. Thomas Babington, return of, from India, i. 112;
on the state of parties, 112;
talents of, 121;
elected at Edinburgh, 215;
'Grote and his wife,' 215;
speech of, 215;
a saying of Lord Brougham's, 240;
conversational powers of, 367;
Mr. Henry Taylor's remark on, 367;
anecdotes of, 368;
collected ballads, ii. 60;
at Bowood, 69, 70;
'Lays of Ancient Rome,' 116;
meets Ranke, 203;
Maynooth speech of, 279;
attack on the Irish Church, 282;
repartee of, 339;
on Junius, 416;
History of England, iii. 252;
elected at Edinburgh, 460
MacDougal, Mr., Chartist meeting, iii. 193
MacGregor, Mr., and Lord Ripon, on Free Trade, ii. 53
MacHale, Dr., appointment of, ii. 217
MacLeod, case of, i. 383
Macready as 'Richelieu,' i. 173
Maitland, General Sir Thomas, anecdote of mistaken identity, i. 285
Malac, M., mission of, to Claremont, iii. 328
Malmesbury, Rt. Hon. Earl of, the, Foreign Secretary in Lord Derby's
Administration, iii. 451
Malvern, visit to, i. 219
Manchester, riots at, ii. 98;
visit to, 305
'Mango,' trial of, i. 23;
wins the St. Leger, 23
Manners, Rt. Hon. Lord John, First Commissioner of Works in Lord
Derby's Administration, iii. 451
Marie AmÈlie, Queen, courage of, iii. 140
Marlborough, Duchess of, letters of the, ii. 67;
anecdotes of, 67
Marliani, pamphlet by, i. 251
Mayence, visit to, ii. 169, 174
Maynooth Grant, ii. 276;
debate on, 279
Mehemet Ali, _see_ Eastern Question
Melbourne, Rt. Hon. Lord, adviser of the Queen, i. 22;
attack of, on Lord Brougham, 33;
position of the Government, 62;
and Lord Lyndhurst, 69;
and the Queen, 130;
at Windsor, 147;
resigns, 199;
the Bedchamber difficulty, 201-209;
resumes the Government, 207;
declines to make Radical concessions, 213;
effect of speech, 214;
on Mr. Creevey's Journal, 275;
alarmed at affairs in the East, 303, 307;
indecision of, 312;
asleep at the Cabinet, 321;
remarks on Lord Palmerston, 363;
advice to the Queen, ii. 23;
advice to Sir R. Peel on behaviour to the Queen, 39;
attack of palsy, 116;
failing health of, 214;
and the Court of Rome, 217;
on O'Connell's trial, 233;
on the Post-Office affairs, 289;
nervous condition of, 292;
breaks out on the Corn Laws at Windsor, 351;
visit to, at Brocket, iii. 119;
anecdote of, 121;
death of, 240;
character of, 241;
devotion of, to the Queen, 244;
compared to Sallustius Crispus, 246;
conversations and opinions, 247;
declaration in regard to the Hon. Mrs. Norton, 253;
manuscript books of, 376
Melrose, visit to, iii. 291
Metcalfe, Rt. Hon. Sir Charles, on Afghanistan, ii. 99;
Governor-General of Canada, 117
Metternich, Prince, on the Eastern Question, i. 306;
suggestion of, 325;
flight of, iii. 155;
fall of, 158
Milman, Very Rev. Dean, dinner at the house of, ii. 60
Minto, Rt. Hon. Earl of, the, Lord Privy Seal, ii. 405;
mission of, to Italy, iii. 108
Miraflores, mission of, to Paris, iii. 20
Mirasol, mission of, to London, iii. 183
Mitchell, John, affray at Limerick, iii. 172;
conviction of, 182
MolÈ, M., opinion of affairs, iii. 20;
attempts to form a government, 139, 143
Molesworth, Right Hon. Sir William, moves vote of censure on Lord
Glenelg, i. 72
Monmouth, visit to, i. 219;
historical interest of, 219
Monmouth convicts, the, i. 261
Montgomery, Mr. Alfred, hoax of Lord Brougham's death, i. 243
Montpensier, H.R.H. Duchesse de, Infanta of Spain, marriage of the,
ii. 418;
at the Tuileries, iii. 35 (_see_ Spanish Marriages)
'Morning Chronicle,' the, conduct of, i. 179;
ill-timed hostility of, to France, 326, 327;
violent article on M. Guizot, iii. 42;
attacks on Lord Aberdeen, 52;
purchased by the Peelites, 128
Mounier, Baron, mission of, i. 356
Moxon, Mr., and Mr. Disraeli, iii. 75
Mulgrave, Right Hon. Earl of, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, i. 30
Munster, Right Hon. Earl of, returns the keys of the Round Tower, i.
17;
death of the, ii. 94
Muntz, Mr., appointed magistrate, i. 227
Murray, Sir George, asked to review the 'Wellington Despatches' in
the 'Edinburgh Review,' i. 38, 57
Napier, Sir Charles, sent to India as Commander-in-Chief, iii. 274,
276, 280
Napier, Admiral, proclamation of, i. 305
Naples, insurrection at, iii. 216;
Lord Palmerston's breach of neutrality, 261, 271;
Lord Palmerston's claims on, 419
Napoleon, Louis, Prince (afterwards Emperor of the French), at Gore
House, i. 167;
success of, iii. 239;
elected President of the French Republic, 253;
position of, 329;
_coup d'Ètat_, 1851, 420;
M. Thiers' account of, 443;
and Lord Normanby, 441
Narvaez, intrigues of, iii. 194
Navigation Laws, the, iii. 283, 287
Netherlands, King of the, at Goodwood, ii. 287
Newcastle, fourth Duke of, dismissed from the Lord-Lieutenancy of
Nottinghamshire, i. 194;
letter of the, to the Lord Chancellor, 195;
interview of the, with the Duke of Wellington, 195
Newport, Mayor of, the, at Court, i. 249
Newport, Chartist riot at, i. 249, 256;
result of the trial, 260
Norbury, Right Hon. Earl of, murder of the, i. 157
Norman Court, visit to, i. 133
Normanby, Right Hon. Marquis of, the, succeeds Lord Glenelg at the
Colonial Office, i. 161, 164;
Irish administration of, 176;
at a Greenwich dinner, 237;
despatches relating to the Spanish marriages, iii. 17;
indiscretion of, 30, 34;
relations of, with M. Thiers, 35;
communications of, with M. Thiers, 40;
bad terms of, with M. Guizot, 43, 46;
condition of the Embassy, 49;
perplexity of, 58;
further misunderstanding, 59, 60;
the quarrel made up, 66;
more blunders, 69;
results in Europe of the squabble, 72;
proposed as Ambassador to Rome, 108;
resigns, 441, 445;
and Louis Napoleon, 442
North, Right Hon. Lord, anecdote of, ii. 116
Nottinghamshire election, iii. 389
Novara, battle of, iii. 282
Oakley Park, visit to, i. 218
O'Brien, Smith, return of, to Ireland, iii. 167;
affair at Limerick, 172;
search for, 213;
capture of, 215
O'Connell, Daniel, speech of, at the 'Crown and Anchor' Tavern, i. 66,
67;
declines the Mastership of the Irish Rolls, 101;
speech of, 279;
conduct of, on Irish measures, ii. 132;
proclamation of, prohibiting Repeal meeting, 204;
arrest of, 205;
trial of, 210, 218;
popularity of, 214;
advice of, on Ireland, 220, 221;
result of the trial of, 228;
release of, 255;
death of, iii. 82;
career of, 85
O'Connor, Feargus, at the Chartist meeting (1848), iii. 166
Odilon Barrot, conduct of, in the French Revolution, iii. 140, 144
Orange, Princess of, the, ii. 287
Orangemen, discomfiture of, i. 30
Orford, Right Hon. Earl of (Horace Walpole), letters of the, to Sir
Horace Mann, ii. 202
'Orlando' takes the Derby Stakes, ii. 250;
the trial, iii. 228
Orleans, H.R.H. Duchesse d', iii. 35;
on the proposed reconciliation between the two branches of the
French Royal family, 329
Ossington, visit to, ii. 309
Ostend, passage to, ii. 166
Ovid, quotation from, i. 238
Oxford, Bishop of, anti-slavery speech of, ii. 411;
want of tact of, 411;
correspondence with Dr. Hampden, iii. 115
Pacifico, Don, the case of, iii. 308, 311;
debate on, in the House of Lords, 341
Pakington, Right Hon. Sir John, Colonial Secretary in Lord Derby's
Administration, iii. 451
Palace, the, dinner at, i. 77;
balls at, 9, 109
Palmerston, Right Hon. Viscount, and Mr. Urquhart. i. 117, 119;
and the 'Portfolio,' 159;
policy in the East (1840), 297-304;
objections to policy of, 301;
coolness of, 304;
conduct of, at the outset of the Eastern Question, 308;
offers to resign, 308;
independence of, at the Foreign Office, 309;
the Eastern Question, 312-314;
at the Cabinet on the Eastern Question, 321;
hostility of, to France, 326;
article in the 'Morning Chronicle,' 326;
triumph of, 330;
note from the French Government, 335;
ignores his colleagues, 345;
defends Lord Ponsonby, 347;
hostility to France, 347, 353;
and the Tories, 363;
position of, 364;
settlement of the Eastern Question, 377-383;
jobbing at the Foreign Office, ii. 48;
attack on, in a Berlin newspaper, 75;
and consequent misunderstanding, _ib._;
abuses the treaty of Washington, 104, 109;
attacks on the Government, 105, 106;
and the press, 130;
commencement of coalition with M. Thiers, 267;
consternation in France at possible return of, to the Foreign
Office, 345;
visit of, to Paris, 383;
letter to King Louis Philippe, 388;
Foreign Secretary, 405;
incipient disputes with France, 409;
Spanish marriages, 418, iii. 6;
despatch to Sir H. Bulwer, ii. 424;
conversation with, on the Spanish marriages, iii. 15;
conduct discussed by M. Guizot, 20, 26;
effect of despatch, 25;
M. Guizot's complaints of, 30;
mismanagement of, 40;
and the 'Morning Chronicle,' 52;
threatens a rupture with France, 62;
consequences in Europe, 72;
anecdote of, 121;
dinner to M. Guizot, 157;
despatch to Sir H. Bulwer, 169;
conduct of, attacked in the House of Lords, 173;
omission of, 178;
and the Duc de Broglie, 185;
Sicilian arms affair, 261, 271, 276;
attacks on, 261;
and Count Colloredo, 282, 283;
suppression of a despatch, 288;
the Greek dispute, 308, 311;
quarrels with France, 330;
Baron Brunnow complains, 332;
able speech of, 346;
Radical dinner to, 362;
conversation with, 374;
and Kossuth, 413, 416;
Finsbury and Islington deputation, 415;
claims on Naples, 419;
dismissal of, from the Foreign Office, 426;
own version of the affair, 428;
succeeded by Earl Granville, 433;
complete account of the affair, 434;
further details, 444;
explanations in Parliament, 446
Palmerston, Lady, conversation with, on Eastern affairs, i. 330
Panic in the money market, iii, 99;
proposed measures of the Government, 101
Panshanger, party at, ii. 415
Papal aggression, iii. 366
Paris, visit to (1847), iii. 16-50;
Mrs. Austin's _salon_, 38;
ball at the HÙtel de Ville, 42;
ball at Mme. Pozzo di Borgo's, 42;
visit to M. Cousin, 44;
the HÙtel Lambert, 44;
Mme. de Circourt's _salon_, 45;
Mme. de Girardin's _salon_, 45;
farewell visits, 48;
Revolution (1848), 132;
state of, 149, 284;
fighting in the streets of, 199;
details of fighting, 202;
the Archbishop of, killed on a barricade, 200, 203;
the _coup d'Ètat_ of Louis Napoleon, 420
Parke, Rt. Hon. Baron, and Lord Brougham, i. 59
Parker, Admiral, instructions to, iii. 216
Parkes, Mr. Joseph, tour of, i. 194
Parliament, dissolution of, debated, ii. 5;
resolved on, 9, 12, 13;
dissolved, 14;
opening of (1842), 81;
opening of, and state of parties (1844), 222
Parliamentary proceedings, _see_ Lords, House of, _and_ Commons,
House of
Payne, Knight, built Downton Castle, i. 218
Peel, Rt. Hon. Sir Robert, informed of the moderation of Lord J.
Russell, i. 188;
caution of, 193;
sent for by the Queen, 200;
the Bedchamber difficulty, 201-209;
coldness of, to Lord J. Russell, 259;
thrown over on the Canada Bill, by the Duke of Wellington, 294;
vote of censure on the Government, ii. 10;
sent for to Windsor, 33;
forms an administration (1841), 37;
conversation with the Queen, 41;
Corn Bill (1842), 83;
Budget, 87;
difficulties of, 189;
unpopularity of, 191, 247;
Maynooth Grant, 276;
resignation of, 317;
position of, 324;
conduct of, 328;
resumes office, 332;
vindication of, in Mr. Greville's pamphlet, 350, 368;
measure for sliding-scale duties on corn, 357;
discussions on the measure, 357-366;
position of, 380;
anecdote of, 387;
conversation with, 389;
assailed by the Protectionists, 392;
behaviour to Mr. Canning, 397;
resigns office, 401;
resolution of, not to take office, 433;
position of, iii. 94;
unpopularity of, in Liverpool, 97;
correspondence with Mr. Croker, 98;
influence of, 100;
position of, 146;
on obstruction, 163;
reluctance of, to take office, 199;
anecdote of, and Huskisson, 216;
conversation with Lord Clarendon, 286;
on foreign affairs, 315;
accident to, 347;
death of, 348;
character of, 349;
career of, 350-358;
effects of death of, 358;
conduct of, on the East Retford franchise, 424
Peel, Rt. Hon. Gen. Jonathan, affronts Mr. Disraeli, ii. 388
Peel, Frederic (afterwards Rt. Hon. Sir F. Peel, K.C.M.G.), maiden
speech of, iii. 288
Penryn Castle, visit to, ii. 17
Perceval, Rev. Mr., preaches before the Queen, i. 116
Pereira, Mr., lecture of, i. 78
Perez, Antonio, anecdote of a manuscript, ii. 129
Phillips, Sir Thomas, at Windsor, i. 249
Phillpotts, _see_ Exeter, Bishop of
Pigou, Mr., and the Duke of Wellington's letter on the defence of the
country, iii. 107
Piscatory, M., in the French Revolution, iii. 140
Pitt, Rt. Hon. William, peerages, ii. 235
Plas Newydd, visit to Lord Anglesea at, ii. 16
Plunket, Rt. Hon. Lord, compelled to resign the office of Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, ii. 14
Plymouth, visit to, iii. 207
Poland, reported annexation of, by Russia, iii. 4
Ponsonby, Rt. Hon. George, Irish Chancellor, i. 153;
and Curran, 153
Ponsonby, Viscount, despatch of, announcing Mehemet Ali's deposition,
i. 334;
recall of, proposed, 346;
defended by Lord Palmerston, 347;
violence of, 361;
conversation with, ii. 110
Pontois, M. de, communication of, to the Porte, i. 304
Porson, anecdote of, ii. 114
'Portfolio,' the, i. 117, 118, 158
Portland, third Duke of, anecdote of the, iii. 212
Portugal, Donna Maria, Queen of, iii. 79
Portugal, state of affairs in, iii. 76, 77, 79
Post Office, letters opened at the, ii. 249;
alleged opening of Mr. Thomas Duncombe's letters, 272;
Lord Melbourne's warrants for opening letters, 289
Pozzo di Borgo, Comtesse, ball at the house of, iii. 42
Prandi, at Burnham Beeches, iii. 122
Precedence Question, _see_ H.R.H. Albert, Prince;
Mr. Greville's pamphlet on, _see_ Appendix, vol. i.;
of ambassadors, i. 282
'President,' the, loss of, i. 391
Pritchard, Mr., and the Tahiti affair, ii. 252
Privilege Question, the, i. 257;
disputes on, 270
Privy Council, position of the sons of the Sovereign, i. 274;
introduction of Prince Albert, 274
Privy Council Office, correspondence with the British Museum on the
missing registers, ii. 162; (_see_ Judicial Committee)
Protectionist party, position of the, iii. 380
Protestant agitation, iii. 368, 369, 373
Protocol signed, 1840, i. 309
Prussia, King of, arrival of the, ii. 77;
sightseeing, 78;
at the House of Lords, 81;
lunches with Mrs. Fry. 81
Prussia, Prince of, the, flight of, iii. 155;
visit of, to Queen Victoria, 179
Prussia, state of, iii. 238;
retrospect of 1848, 257
'Punch,' cartoon in, iii. 407
Quarterly Review, the, article on Sir R. Peel's policy, ii. 200;
article on Lord Orford's letters, 202
Rachel, Mlle., as Hermione, ii. 6;
recites at Windsor Castle, 11
Radetzki, Marshal, victory of, iii. 282
Radical party, the, reduced, i. 215;
dissatisfaction at Lord J. Russell, 216
Radowitz, General, invited to Windsor, iii. 372
Raglan Castle, visit to, i. 220
Railway, first time of travelling on the, i. 11;
speculation, ii. 300
Ranke, Professor, breakfasts with Sir G. C. Lewis, ii. 203
Rapallo, Exchequer Bills, ii. 50;
advanced money to Louis Napoleon, 50
Reeve, Henry, Mr., first acquaintance of, with Mr. Greville, i. 27;
goes to Paris, 388;
declines to make an affidavit for Lord Brougham, ii. 207;
and King Louis Philippe, 216;
letters of, from Paris, 345-347
Reform, question of, iii. 469
Repeal magistrates, the, restored, ii. 407
Revolution, the French (1848), iii. 132;
details of, 138, 142 (_see_ France)
Revolution in Austria, iii. 155, 158
Rhine, voyage up the, ii. 167
'Richelieu,' first representation of, i. 173
Riddlesworth, visit to, ii. 205
Ripon, Right Hon. Earl of, the, and Mr. Macgregor at the Board of
Trade, ii. 5;
President of the Board of Trade in Sir R. Peel's Administration, 37;
differs with Mr. Macgregor, 53;
exchange of patronage with Lord Lyndhurst, 413
Roden, Right Hon. Earl of, dismissed from the Commission of the Peace,
iii. 310
Roebuck, Mr., vote of confidence in the Government, iii. 344
Rolfe, Right Hon. Baron (afterwards Lord Chancellor Cranworth), at
Ampthill, ii. 265;
estimate of Lord Eldon, 265
Rolle, Lord, at the Queen's Coronation, i. 107
Rome, retrospect of the year 1848, iii. 257
Romsey, church at, ii. 105
Ross, visit to, i. 219;
'The Man of,' 219
Rossi, Count, on French affairs, i. 343
Rothschild, house of the family of, at Frankfort, ii. 171, 173
Royal Academy of Arts, lecture at the, iii. 375
Royal Institution, evening at the, i. 78
'Running Rein,' case of, ii. 250
Russell, Right Hon. Lord John, attack on the Bishop of Exeter, i. 66;
finality speech of, 181;
position of, 182;
sentiments of moderation towards Sir R. Peel, expressed through
Sir J. Graham, 183, 189;
skilful speech of, 190;
threatened by the Radicals, 191;
slight to an Irish member, 194;
letter to the electors of Stroud, 196;
brings in the Jamaica Bill, 196;
speech on Sir H. Fleetwood's motion, 216;
note to Sir R. Peel, 259;
as leader, 293;
alarmed, at affairs in the East, 303, 307;
opposes Lord Palmerston's policy, 312;
Cabinet on the Eastern Question, 320;
weakness of, 331;
efforts of, to settle affairs in the East, 333;
threatens to resign, 344;
intentions of (1841), ii. 27;
attack on two judges, 84;
conversation at Holland House on the Reform Bill, 121;
dissatisfaction of, at the American Treaty, 126;
sent for by the Queen, 317;
difficulties in forming a Government, 319, 331;
resigns, 332;
promise to the Queen, 361;
convokes a meeting of Whig Peers, 394;
forms a Government, 405;
conversation with, on French affairs, iii. 55;
threatened with personal violence, 65;
speech on the Irish Poor Law, 69;
position of, 96;
financial statement of, 126;
results, 128;
difficulties with Lord Palmerston, 185;
West India Sugar Bill, 193;
subsequent crisis, 195;
peerage suggested for, 281, 285;
despatch relating to the Spanish marriages, 298;
Government defeated on the Pacifico affair, 341;
indecision of, 342;
conversation with Lord Clarendon, 361;
letter on the Papal aggression, 367, 370;
resigns, 378;
negotiations for the formation of a government, 383;
return of, to office, 389;
negotiations with Sir J. Graham, 395, 399, 401;
overtures to Sir J. Graham, 410, 412;
dismissal of Lord Palmerston, 426, 429;
details of the affair, 434, 444;
explanations in Parliament, 446;
resignation of, 447
Russell, Lord William, murder of, i. 284
Russell, Lord William, G.C.B., recalled from Berlin, ii. 66
Russia, the Emperor Nicholas of, visit to London, ii. 243;
review in Hyde Park, 243;
fÍte at Chiswick, 244;
appearance of, 244;
arrangement with the Bank of France, iii. 70;
and Louis Napoleon, 441;
remark of, on the British fleet, 315
Russia, measures in Poland, iii. 5;
interference with, 279;
complains of Lord Palmerston, 332
Russian Note, the, iii. 323
Rutland, Duke of, birthday festivities of, i. 41, 44, 45
St. Aulaire, Marquis de, French Ambassador in London, ii. 58;
dinner with, iii. 54
St. James's Palace, arrangements for the apartments in, i. 280
St. Jean d'Acre, capture of, i. 354
St. Leger, won by 'Mango,' i. 23
St. Leonards, Right Hon. Lord, Lord Chancellor in Lord Derby's
Administration, iii. 451
Salamanca, battle of, Duke of Wellington's account of the, i. 39
Sale, Mrs., letter of, from Cabul, ii. 85
Salic Law, the, proposed revival of, in Spain, iii. 13
Salisbury, Right Hon. the Marquis of, Lord Privy Seal in Lord Derby's
Administration, iii. 451
Salisbury Cathedral, visit to, i. 223
Sampayo, anecdote of a manuscript, ii. 129
Sandwich, Countess of, appointment of, i. 224
Sardinia, defeated by Austria, iii. 282
Schleswig-Holstein question, the, iii. 371
Schwabe, Mr., on Spain, iii. 38
Scotland, visit to, iii. 291; Balmoral, 295
Scrope, Davies, iii. 47
Seaton, Lord, _see_ Colborne
Sefton, Right Hon. Earl of, death of the, i. 138;
character of the, 138, 139
Selwyn, George, anecdotes of, i. 217
Serjeants-at-law, petition of the, i. 156, 160
Serrano, Marshal, intrigues of, iii. 194
Session, review of the (1838), i. 126, (1839) 231, (1840) 291, (1842)
ii. 97, 98;
opening of the (1849), iii. 263
Sicily, revolution in, iii. 123;
Lord Palmerston's breach of neutrality with the Government of, 261,
271, 276
Sikh war, the, ii. 372;
termination of, 380;
the campaign, iii. 214
Singleton, Archdeacon, death of, ii. 94
Smith, Rev. Sydney, death of, ii. 273
Smith, Bobus, death of, ii. 274
Small _v._ Attwood, i. 80, 81;
judgement in, reversed, 83
Sobraon, victory of, ii. 380
Somerset, Lord Fitzroy (afterwards Lord Raglan), account of the Duke
of Wellington's campaigns, i. 135-137
Somerset, Right Hon. Lord Granville, Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster in Sir R. Peel's Administration, ii. 37
Somnauth, Temple of, the gates of the, carried off, ii. 123, 139
Sophia, H.R.H. Princess, death of the, iii. 184
Sotomayor, Duke of, and Lord Palmerston, iii. 169
Soult, Marshal, arrival of, in London, i. 103;
at Queen Victoria's coronation, 106;
reception of, 113
Southern, Mr., on Irish affairs, iii. 171
Southwell, Church at, ii. 309
Spain, termination of the Carlist war, i. 241, 242;
quarrels in, ii. 73;
insurrection in, 201;
intrigues in, 421;
proposed revival of the Salic Law, iii. 13;
political crisis in, 45;
affairs in, 78;
relations with, 183;
debate in the House of Commons, 190;
intrigues in, 194;
expulsion of Sir H. Bulwer, 169
Spanish Marriages, the, first proposals for the Queen's marriage
(1838), i. 251;
papers relating to the, iii. 6;
detailed account of the affair, 7-11;
further details, 15, 17;
Princesse Lieven on the quarrels, 18;
discussion with M. Guizot, 20-26, 30-33;
letters relating to the, 168;
beginning of the disputes, 412;
account of intrigues, 418-423;
indignation at, 425;
conversation on, with M. de Jarnac, 431
Speakership, discussion on the, ii. 23
Spencer, Right Hon. Earl, anecdote of, when leader of the House of
Commons, ii. 152;
death of, 295;
character of, 295-298
Spencer, Hon. John, anecdotes of, ii. 67
Spottiswoode Gang, the, i. 31
Stade Dues, the, ii. 107
Staleybridge, riots at, ii. 98
'Standard,' the, contradicts the 'Times' on the repeal of the Corn
Laws, ii. 313
Stanley, Right Hon. Lord (afterwards fourteenth Earl of Derby) at
Knowsley, i. 11;
Colonial Secretary in Sir R. Peel's Administration, ii. 37;
called up to the House of Lords, 256;
good speech of, 395;
replies to Lord Grey, iii. 200;
Steward of the Jockey Club, 205;
on the Dolly's Brae affair, 310, 312;
negotiations for the formation of a Government, 381, 384, 385;
attempt to form a Government, 385;
failure of the attempt, 386;
at Newmarket, 402 (_see_ Derby, Earl of)
Stanley, Edward Henry, Hon. (afterwards fifteenth Earl of Derby),
maiden speech of, iii. 337
Stephen, Right Hon. Sir James, position of, at the Colonial Office,
i. 174
Stephens, arrest of, i. 155
Sterling, John, Mr., and Coleridge, i. 109
Stowe, sale at, iii. 216
Strachan, Lady, ii. 91
Strutt, Right Hon. Edward (afterwards Lord Belper), Railroad Bill
of, iii. 93, 95
Sudeley, Lord, loses three forged Exchequer Bills, ii. 57
Sumner, Dr., appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, iii. 125
Sussex, H.R.H. Duke of, the, claim of, i. 113, 115;
at dinner at Devonshire House, 278;
dissatisfaction of, 279;
death of, ii. 155;
funeral of, 156
Sutton Sharpe, anecdotes, ii. 78
Sybilla, Margravine, the residence of, near Baden, ii. 184
Syria, military operations in, i. 328;
affairs of, 346, 354
Tahiti affair, the, ii. 252
Talleyrand, death of, and character, i. 94;
and Napoleon, ii. 193
Tavistock, Marquis of, i. 10
Taylor, Mr. Henry, paper by, on the West Indies, i. 197
Taymouth, visit to, iii. 292
Temple Church, service at the, ii. 159
Temple, Sir William, award on the claims on Naples, iii. 419
Thiers, M., resignation of, i. 343;
beginning of coalition with Lord Palmerston, ii. 267;
amicable meeting with M. Guizot, 278, 288;
visit to England, 298;
interview with Lord Aberdeen, 299;
bitterness of, towards Talleyrand, 299;
visit to, and conversation, iii. 27-29;
dinner at, 29;
cordial relations of, with the British Embassy, 35;
communications with Lord Normanby, 40;
bitterness of, 48;
conduct of, during the Revolution, 140, 144;
reported communication of, to King Louis Philippe, 239;
visit to London, 407;
account of the _coup d'Ètat_, 443
Thomson, Right Hon. Charles Poulett (Lord Sydenham), sent to Canada,
i. 235;
death of, ii. 117;
abilities of, _ib._
Thynne, Rev. Lord John, visit to, iii, 207
'Times,' the, on the Corn Laws, i. 158;
on Lord Durham's report, 163;
on the Eastern Question, 324;
and Lord Palmerston, 362;
death of Mr. Barnes, ii. 2;
Mr. Delane appointed editor, 3;
communications with the Government, 200;
Mr. Henry Reeve's article on the Duc de Bordeaux, 216;
article announcing the repeal of the Corn Laws, 309;
contradiction, 312, 314;
supports Lord J. Russell's Administration, 406;
anecdote, iii. 75;
on Lord Palmerston's breach of neutrality, 261, 272;
letter of 'Carolus,' 272, 274,
_see_ Appendix B, vol. iii., letter to Cobden, Appendix A, vol. iii.
Tintern Abbey, visit to, i. 221
Tocqueville, M. de, letter of, i. 362;
attacked by Lord Brougham, ii. 150;
on the state of parties in France, iii. 41
Torrington, Viscount, attack on, iii. 269;
defence of, 402
Tory-Radical, a, i. 19
Tower of London, fire at the, ii. 51
Treason, High, cases of, i. 289
Treaty, July 15, 1840, for settling the affairs of the East, i. 297
(_for results of_ Treaty, _see_ Eastern Question)
Trench, Sir Frederic, and the statue of the Duke of Wellington, i. 106
Troy House, visit to, i. 219; built by Duke of Beaufort, 1689, 219
Tuileries, reception at the, iii. 35
Turton, Mr., appointed by Lord Durham, i. 110;
appointment criticised, 158;
debate on, in House of Lords, 170
Underwood, Lady Cecilia, at dinner at Devonshire House, i. 278;
created Duchess of Inverness, 282;
at a ball at Lansdowne House, 282
Urquhart, Mr., and Lord Palmerston, i. 117;
account of, 119;
the 'Portfolio,' 158
Usk Castle, visit to, i, 220
Usk salmon, i. 220
Ventura, General, ii. 100
Victoria, Her Majesty Queen, accession of, i. 2;
praise of, 14, 20;
audience to Princesse Lieven, 15;
interview of, with the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Conyngham,
20;
visit to Queen Adelaide, 21;
cordiality to Lord Melbourne, 22;
picture of first Council of, 83;
at a ball at the Palace, 91;
Coronation of, 105, 106;
two sermons, 116;
and Lord Melbourne, 130;
life at Windsor, 146;
resignation of Lord Melbourne's Cabinet, 200;
the Bedchamber difficulty, 201-206;
declaration of marriage of, 247;
opens Parliament (1840), 253;
Marriage of, 266;
goes to the Ancient Concert, 275;
at a ball at Lansdowne House, 282;
shot at, 288;
on the Eastern Question, 323;
visit to Nuneham and Oxford, ii. 13;
visit to Chiswick, 14;
visit to Woburn, 26;
council for appointing ministers in Sir R. Peel's Administration,
37;
admirable behaviour of, 38;
appointments in the Household (1841), 42, 43;
reception of the new Ministers, 44;
birth of the Prince of Wales, 51;
the new Ministers, 84;
shot at, 96;
first visit to Scotland, 108;
visit to the Ch‚teau d'Eu, 196, 200;
visit to Chatsworth, 215;
fancy ball, 283;
absence in Germany, 292;
sends for Lord J. Russell, 317;
Lord J. Russell's audience, 322, 323;
letter on Lord Palmerston's despatch, 424;
decorations for the Peninsular soldiers, 434;
good order of private affairs of, iii. 67;
correspondence on the Spanish marriages, 168;
visit of the Prince of Prussia to, 179;
affection of, for the Orleans Royal family, 186;
annoyance of, at Lord Palmerston's conduct, 289;
visit to Ireland, 295;
life at Balmoral, 296;
on Lord Palmerston's conduct of foreign affairs, 317;
sends for the Duke of Wellington, 388;
on the crisis, 390
'Victoria and Albert,' the, Royal yacht, ii. 196
Vienna, outbreak at, iii. 158
Villiers, Right Hon. Charles P., correspondence with Cobden, ii. 349
Villiers, Hon. Edward, death and character of, ii. 208, 209
Visconti, Madame, i. 365
Wakefield, Mr. Edward Gibbon, appointed by Lord Durham, i. 110
Wakley, Mr., i. 60
Wales, H.R.H. Prince of, birth of, ii. 51;
question of promotion for the officer on guard, 51;
question of a baronetcy for the Mayor of Chester, 52;
armorial bearings of, 63;
gazetted Duke of Saxony, 65
Wales, North, excursion to, ii. 15-20;
the inhabitants of, 19
Walewski, Count, mission of, i. 315;
opinion of Lord Palmerston, iii. 418
Walpole, Rt. Hon. Spencer, position of, iii. 397;
Home Secretary in Lord Derby's Administration, 451;
clause in the Militia Bill, 449
Walter, John, Mr., returned for Nottingham, i. 391;
succeeds to the 'Times,' iii. 64
Washington, the Treaty of, signed, ii. 101;
discovery of a missing map, 102;
attacked by Lord Palmerston, 101, 104-106;
controversy kept up, 109, 111;
dissatisfaction of Lord J. Russell at, 126;
ratification of, 147
Wellington, Duke of, the, on operations in Canada, i. 37;
on his Spanish campaigns, 37-41, 46;
advice of, to the King of Hanover, 42;
patriotism of, 45;
on the Canada Bill, 53;
comparison of, with Hannibal, 57;
at the Waterloo dinner, 103;
meets Marshal Soult, 105;
and Mr. Croker, 105;
equestrian statue of, 106;
contrast to Lord Brougham, 111;
panegyric on despatches of, 120, 121;
with Lord Anglesey at Waterloo, 135;
at Orthez, 135;
at Salamanca, 136;
lost his army, 136;
interview of, with the Duke of Newcastle, 195;
assurance of support to Lord Melbourne after moderation of the
latter, 213;
effect of speech of, 214;
angry vein of, 225;
at the Dover dinner, 237;
Mr. Croker's anecdotes of, 248;
serious seizure of, 267;
on the Privilege Question, 270;
altered appearance of, 271, 275;
at Court, 278;
instance of failing memory, 278;
speech on the China question, 286;
conversation with, 287;
opposes the Canada Bill, 294;
influence of, 296;
on Eastern affairs, 300;
illness of, 373;
self-reliance of, ii. 34;
irritability of, 43;
chattels of, 59;
delusions of, 61;
meets the King of Prussia, 77;
on events in Afghanistan, 89, 100, 137;
at Exeter Hall, 97;
opinion of Lord Ellenborough, 139;
on the Duke of Marlborough, 192, 193;
Talleyrand and Napoleon, 193;
on the evils of the press, 220;
deference shown to, at the Cabinet, 223;
increasing irritability of, 223;
correspondence with Lord Haddington, 224;
at a review, 243;
on the Corn Laws, 351;
decorations for the Peninsular soldiers, 434;
conversation with, iii. 55;
reasons against taking office, 55;
on the defence of the country, 76;
on the Enlistment Bill, 76, 78;
Wyatt's statue of, 91;
failing powers of, 97;
and Mr. Croker, 98;
letter of, on the defence of the country, 107;
preparations of, for the great Chartist meeting, 162;
death of Mr. Arbuthnot, 362;
sent for by the Queen, 388;
death and character of, 474
Wells, visit to, iii. 207
West Indies, threatened emancipation of the, i. 84
West India question, the, iii. 175
West India Committee, iii. 187
West India Bill, iii. 193
Westminster Play 'Phormio,' ii. 216
Wharncliffe, Rt. Hon. Lord, Lord President in Sir R. Peel's
Administration, ii. 37;
management of the Privy Council Office, 212;
contradicts the statement of the 'Times' on the repeal of the Corn
Laws, 312-314;
death of, 335
Whately, Archbishop of Dublin, in society, iii. 73
Wheatstone, Mr., i. 79
Whig Government, prospects of the, i. 180;
state of the party, 193;
split with the Radicals, 192;
Government resigns, 199;
defeat of the party at the general election (1841), ii. 21-23;
negotiations with the Peelites (1851), iii, 383;
possible coalition with the Peelites, discussed, 437-440
Wiesbaden, visits to, ii. 171, 285;
theatre and society at, 172
'Wilberforce, Life of,' review of, in the 'Edinburgh Review,' i. 90
Wilberforce, Archdeacon (afterwards Bishop of Oxford), at the Grange,
ii. 264
Wilde, Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice, dinner party at, iii. 125
Wilkie, David, picture of the Queen's First Council, i. 79, 82
William IV., H. M. King, as Duke of Clarence, i. 2;
Lord High Admiral, 3;
character of, 3;
funeral of, 8
Wilton, visit to, i. 223
Windcliffe, visit to, i. 222
Windsor Castle, invitation to, i. 132;
the Queen at, 146;
Council at, 246;
dinner at, 246;
Mayor of Newport at, 249;
anecdote of M. Guizot, 310;
dinner in St. George's Hall, ii. 11;
Council and dinner at, 44, 45
Wiseman, Dr., ii. 25;
conversation on relations with the Pope, iii. 108;
manifesto of, 369
Woburn, visit of the Queen to, ii. 26;
visit to, 46, 47;
party at, 76;
fire at, 76;
management of the estate, 110;
contrasted with Bretby, 416
Wolfe, General, anecdote of, ii. 120
Wolff, Dr., i. 88
Wood, Right Hon. Sir Charles, Chancellor of the Exchequer, ii. 405;
income-tax difficulty, iii. 146
Wood, Mr., President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, dismissal
of, i. 165
Wood, James, Mr., will case of, ii. 28
Worms, visit to, ii. 287
Worsley, visit to, ii. 303
Wrest, visit to, i. 250-251
Wyatt, Matthew, statue by, of the Duke of Wellington, i. 106
Wye, the river, scenery on, i. 220, 222
Wyse, Right Hon. Sir Thomas, British Minister at Athens, iii. 334;
instructions to, in the Greek dispute, 334
York, Archbishop of (Hon. Edward Harcourt), death of the, iii. 102
Zichy-Ferraris, Countess, ii. 91
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