BURGHLEY, LORD, appointed Treasurer

of the Household, 316.
BURNETT, G., appointed Lyon King of
Arms in Scotland, 317.
BUXTON, MR.-Motion on Jamaica, [81];
agreed to in part, [83].

CABINET, vide MINISTRY.

CADOGAN, EARL, appointed Captain of
the Yeomen of the Guards, 316.
CAIRD, A. M'N., "Mary Stuart, her Guilt
or Innocence," [298].
CAIRNS, RIGHT HON. SIR H. M'C., ap-
pointed Attorney-General, 316; ap-
pointed a Lord Justice of Appeal, 317.
CAITHNESS, EARL OF, created Baron
Barrogill (United Kingdom), 313.
CALCUTTA, BISHOP OF (Dr. Cotton),
obituary notice, 211.

CALCUTTA.

-

W. Markby appointed a
Judge of the High Court, 313.
CAMBRIDGE, DUKE OF (Commander-in-
Chief), reviews the Volunteers in Hyde-
park, 72.

CAMBRIDGE, PRINCESS MARY OF, vide
MARY, PRINCESS.

CAMBRIDGE, UNIVERSITY OF, annual
boat-race with Oxford, 15.
CANADA.-Invasion of Fenians from the
United States, [266]; transfer of seat
of Government from Montreal to Ot-
tawa, [266]; speech of Lord Monck,
Governor-General, on the opening of
the Parliament, [266]; suspension of
the Habeas Corpus Act, [268].
CANNING, S., knighted, 317.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-P. J. Denyssen
and J. C. Fitzpatrick appointed puisne
Judges, and S. Jacobs Attorney-Ge-
neral, 314.

CARDWELL, RIGHT HON. E.-Bill for
the Government of Jamaica, [81];
carried, ib.

"CARLTON GRANGE," novel, by the
author of "Abbot's Cleve," [313].
CARLYLE, MR., installed as Rector of the
University of Edinburgh, 19.
CARNARVON, EARL OF, Sworn of the
Privy Council, 315; appointed a Sccre-
tary of State, 315.

CARTER, J. B., a commissioner for exe-
cuting the offices of Treasurer of the
Exchequer, &c., 314.

CATERHAM, Railway Collision near, 36.
CATTLE PLAGUE, State of, at the com-
mencement of the year, [1]; discussed
in the debates on the Address, [8], &c.;
Bill relating to, [19]; carried, [23];
appearance of, in Ireland, 46; great
diminution of, during the year, [182];
total loss during the year, ib.
CATTLE SHOW (Smithfield Club), 192.

CAVE, S., sworn of the Privy Council, and
appointed Vice-President of the Board
of Trade, 316.

CAVENDISH, LADY E., Honorary Lady of
the Bedchamber to Princess Christian
of Schleswig-Holstein, 315.

"CERES," THE, wreck of, off the Irish
coast, 170.

CHAMBERS, MR.-Bill to legalize mar-
riage with a deceased wife's sister, [80];
rejected, ib.

CHANCELLOR, THE LORD, vide CHELMS-

FORD.

CHARITY COMMISSION.-A. Hobhouse
appointed a Commissioner, 313; Right
Hon. H. T. L. Corry appointed a Com-
missioner, 316.

CHARLES, PRINCE, OF HOHENZOLLERN,
vide MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA.
CHELMSFORD, LORD, reads the Royal

Speech on the prorogation of Parlia-
ment, [179]; appointed Lord Chan-
cellor, 315.

CHINA, vide "PEKING AND THE PE-
KINGESE," [308].

CHOLERA.-Progress of in Europe early
in the year, [2]; visitation of, lighter
in England than abroad, [183]; sub-
scriptions for relief of the sufferers, ib. ;
general statistics, ib.

CHRISTIAN, PRINCE (of Schleswig-Hol-
stein). Lieut.-Col. G. G. Gordon ap-
pointed Equerry to, 315; appointed a
Major-General, 316.

CHRISTIAN, PRINCESS (of Schleswig-
Holstein). Lady S. Leslie-Melville
appointed Lady of the Bedchamber,
and Lady E. Cavendish Honorary Lady
of the Bedchamber to, 315.
CHRONICLE OF REMARKABLE OCCUR-
RENCES, 1; and vide January, February,
&c.

CHURCH, vide IRELAND, CHURCH OF;
SCOTLAND, CHURCH OF; JEWISH
CHURCH.

CHURCH RATES.-Mr. Hardcastle's Bill on,
[72]; second reading, [74]; withdrawn,
[77]; Mr. Gladstone's Bill on, [74];
agreed to, [77]; Sir W. Brodie's Bill
on, [76]; withdrawn, [77],
CHURCH ESTATES COMMISSION.-Right
Hon. J. R. Mowbray and E. Howes
appointed Commissioners, 317.
CLANRICARDE, MARQUIS OF, introduces
Bill on Landlord and Tenant in Ireland,
[47]; Bill dropped, [48].
CLARK, SIR J., made a K.C.B., 315.
CLAY, MR., introduces a Bill for extend-
ing the franchise by an educational
test, [101]; Bill withdrawn, [102].
CLERMONT, LORD, created Baron Cler-
mont (United Kingdom), 313.
CLIFTON.-Suicide of G. W. Green, by
jumping from the Suspension Bridge,

43.

COCKAYNE, O., "Holi Meidenhad,” [313].
COINS, Reniarkable discovery of, near the
old Roman road from Silchester to
Staines, 47.

COLERIDGE, MR.-Bill for abolishing
tests at Oxford, [77]; dropped after
second reading, [78].

COLLETT, C., a judge of the High Court,
Madras, [313].

COLLIERY, vide EXPLOSION.

COLLINS, W., “Armadale,” [313].
COLLISION.-On the London, Brighton,
and South Coast Railway, near Cater-
ham, 36; on the Great Northern Rail-
way, in Welwyn Tunnel, 65; of the
"Amazon" and "Osprey," near the
Devonshire Coast, 90; of the "Bruiser"
and "Haswell," 115; inquiry instituted
by the Board of Trade, 119; inquest
and verdict, 120.

COLONIAL AFFAIRS, Debates on, [80].
COLORADO, vide UNITED STATES.
COLVILE, LIEUT.-COL., made a C.B.,
317.

COLVILLE, LORD, appointed Master of the
Buckhounds, 316.

COMBERMERE, FIELD-MARSHAL VIS-
COUNT, Memoirs of, by Lady Comber-
mere and W. W. Knollys, [303].
COMBERMERE, LADY (and W. W. Knollys),
"Memoirs of Viscount Combermere,"
[303].

COMMERCE.-Severe panic during the
year, 44, [183]; general depression of
funds and shares, even after the panic,
[184]; bank rate of discount raised to
10 per cent., [184]; declines after
August 17, ib.; failure of the house of
Overend, Gurney, and Co., ib.; some
particulars of the Board of Trade Re-
turns, [186].

COMMERELL, CAPTAIN, made a C.B.,
317.

COMMISSION, on the disturbances in Ja-

maica, 312; vide CHARITY COMMIS-
SION, CHURCH ESTATES COMMISSION,
and JAMAICA.
COMPANIES (limited), large number of
failures in 1866, [2].

COMPANY, GROCERS', Duke of Edinburgh
becomes a member of, 57; Birmingham
Banking, stoppage of, 97.
CONGRESS.-Church Congress at York,
144; and vide ASSOCIATION.
CONINGTON, PROFESSOR, translation of
the "Eneid" of Virgil, [310].
CONSTANTINOPLE, H. P. T. Barron ap-
pointed Secretary to the Embassy at,
315.

COPENHAGEN, F. C. Ford appointed
Secretary of Legation at, 315.
COPLEY, LADY C., an extra Bedchamber
Woman to Her Majesty, 314.
CORK AND ORRERY, EARL OF, sworn of
the Privy Council, 314.

CORNWALL, BARRY (Proctor), “Life of
Charles Lamb," [304].

CORNWALL, DUCHY OF, Major-Gen. Sir
T. M. Biddulph appointed Receiver-
General, 313.

CORRIGAN, D. J., created a Baronet, 312.
COUNCIL, vide PRIVY COUNCIL, INDIA.
CORRY, RIGHT HON. H. T. L., appointed
a Charity Commissioner, 316; appointed
Vice-President of the Committee of
Council on Education, ib.

COTTON, DR., vide CALCUTTA, BISHOP OF.
COUCH, R., Chief Justice of Bombay,
313; knighted, 315.

COUZA, PRINCE, vide MOLDAVIA and
WALLACHIA.

COWELL, MAJOR SIR J. C., Master of the
Household, 313.

COWIE, REV. B. M., Honorary Chaplain
in Ordinary to the Queen, 313.
CRANBOURNE, VISCOUNT, Sworn of the
Privy Council, 315; appointed a Secre-
tary of State, ib.

CREMORNE, LORD, created Earl of Dar-
trey (United Kingdom), 315.
CRYSTAL PALACE, great fire at, 205;
concerts at, [326].

CUMBERBATCH, A. C., made a C.B., 313.
CUNDALL, MR., "The most celebrated of
Rembrandt's Etchings," [325].
CUSTOZZA, vide AUSTRIA, ITALY.

DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES, vide MOL-
DAVIA AND WALLACHIA.
D'AUBIGNÉ, "History of the Reformation
in the Time of Calvin," vol. iv., [302].
DEATH, under mysterious circumstances,
at Reading, 33; of Mrs. E. V. Warder,
under suspicious circumstances, at
Brighton, 93; of eminent literary per-
sons during the year, [316]; of eminent
artists, [325]; of eminent scientific
men, [337]; vide ACCIDENT, and OBI-
TUARY for memoirs of eminent persons
deceased.

DECEMBER, Chronicle for, 188.
DENMARK.-" Denmark in the Early Iron

Age," by C. Engelhardt, [312]; Hon.
C. A. Murray appointed Envoy to, 314.
DENYSSEN, P. J., a puisne Judge at the
Cape of Good Hope, 314.

DECORATION.-
-"Albert Medal," Warrant
of the Queen for institution of, 12.
DERBY, THE, Prince of Wales present at,
48; won by "Lord Lyon," ib.
DERBY, EARL OF, becomes Prime Minister
on the resignation of Earl Russell,
[166]; speech of, in the House of
Lords, on coming into office as Prime
Minister, [172]; and others, appointed
Lords of the Treasury, 316.

DEVON, EARL OF, appointed Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster, 316.
DICKSON, REV. W. P., translation of
Mommsen's "History of Rome," vol. iv.,
[302].

DIET, FEDERAL, vide GERMANY.
DISCOUNT, vide BANK OF ENGLAND.
D'ISRAELI, RIGHT HON. BENJAMIN.-
Amendments on the Roman Catholic
Oaths Bill, [24]; speech, in Bucking-
hamshire, [167]; appointed Chancellor
of the Exchequer, 315.

DOCUMENTS AND STATE PAPERS, vide
APPENDIX.

DONALDSON, J., "Critical History of
Christian Literature and Doctrine,"
[306].

DONCASTER, vide ST. LEGER.
DOUGLAS PENNANT, HON. E. G., created
Baron Penrhyn, 317.

DROUYN DE LHUYS, M., vide FRANCE.
DRUMMOND, REAR-ADMIRAL J. R., a
Commissioner of the Admiralty, 312;
a Lord, 313.

DUBLIN, murder of a policeman at, 37;
dreadful fire at, 60; arrival of Lord
Abercorn, the new Lord-Lieutenant,
98; public entry of the new Lord-Lieu-
tenant, 121.
DUNDAS, F., Lieutenant and Sheriff-Prin-
cipal of Orkney and Zetland, 313.
DUNKELLIN, LORD, proposes an amend-
ment on the ministerial Reform Bill,
[154]; amendment carried, [157].
DUNRAVEN, EARL OF, created Baron
Kenry (United Kingdom), 314.
DYER, T. H., “Ruins of Pompeii," [325].

EASTLAKE, SIR C.-Mr. Grant elected
President of the Royal Academy after
his decease, 10.

EASTWICH, E. B., made a C. B., 317.
EDEN, REAR-ADMIRAL C., a Commis-
sioner of the Admiralty, 312; a Lord,
313.

EDINBURGH, Reform Meeting at, 179;
University of, Mr. Carlyle installed as
Rector, 19.

EDINBURGH, DUKE OF.-Becomes a mem-

ber of the Grocers' Company, 57; pre-
sent at Ascot on the Cup Day, 59:
claims, as his right by birth, the Free-
dom of the City of London, 62; present
at the marriage of Princess Mary of
Cambridge, 71; present at the marriage
of Princess Helena, 80; present at the
meeting of the National Rifle Associa-
tion at Wimbledon, 87, and vide AL-
FRED, PRINCE.

EDUCATION, BOARD OF, vide BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

EDWARD I., vide "Year Books."
EDWARDS, H., created a Baronet, 316.
EDWARDS, MISS M. B., "A Winter with
the Swallows," (Travels in Algeria),
[309].
EDWARDS, W., Esq.-A Judge of the
High Court, North Western Provinces,
India, 313; "Reminiscences of a Ben-
gal Civilian," [315].

EGYPT, Ismail Pacha, Viceroy of, made
a G.C.B., 318.

ELIOT, GEORGE, "Felix Holt, the Radi-
cal," [313].

EMPEROR, vide NAPOLEON III., and vide
AUSTRIA, FRANCE, &c.

ENGELHARDT, C., "Denmark in the Early
Iron Age," [312].

ENGINEERS, INSTITUTION OF CIVIL, An-
nual Dinner, 42.

ENGLAND.-History of the Year, [1];
General aspect of affairs at the com-
mencement of the year, ib.; brief re-
view of the year, [182]; commercial
panic in, [184]; credit much impaired,
ib.; distress in consequence of bad
weather and high price of corn and
meat, [186]; joins France and Russia
in endeavouring to prevent Continental
War, [197]; History of, by Froude,
vols iii. and iv., [295]; "History of
Henry V.," by G. M. Towle, [299];
"Memoirs of George III," by J. H.
Jesse, [303].

ENGLEHEART, G. D., Treasurer to Prince
and Princess Christian of Schleswig-
Holstein, 315.

ENNIS, J., created a Baronet, 316.
EPSOM, vide DERBY, THE; OAKS, THE;
&c.

ERLE, SIR WILLIAM, retirement from the
office of Lord Chief Justice of the Com-
mon Pleas, 179.

ESMONDE, J., a Commissioner for exe-
cuting the offices of Treasurer of the
Exchequer, &c., 314.

ESTIMATES, Civil Service and Miscellane-
ous, readily adopted, [71]; ARMY, vide
ARMY ESTIMATES; NAVY, vide NAVY
ESTIMATES.

EURIPIDES, The "Bacchanals" of, trans-
lated by Dean Milman, [310].
EXCHEQUER, TREASURER OF, Earl Russell
and others appointed Commissioners for
executing the office of, 314.
EXCHEQUER, Right Hon. B. Disraeli ap-
pointed Chancellor of, 315.

EXECUTION, of C. C. Robinson, at Stafford,
for murder, 5; of J. R. Jeffery, at the
Old Bailey, for the murder of his son,
147.
EXHIBITION

International Horticul-
tural, 52; British Institution, (Modern
Paintings), [317]; (Old Masters), ib.;
Society of British Artists, ib.; French,
[318]; Society of Female Artists, ib.

George Eliot, [313].

FENIAN MOVEMENT, position of, at the
commencement of the year, [2]; dis-
cussed in the debates on the Address,
[10], &c.; debate on Bill for suspension
of Habeas Corpus Act, [28]; renewed
virulence of, towards the end of the
year, [35]; state of, towards the end of
the year, [51]; smouldering, and caus-
ing uneasiness in the political world,
[182]; invasion of Canada, [266].
FENWICK, H., a Commissioner of the Ad-
miralty, 312.

FERGUSSON, J., "The Architecture of
Ahmedabad," [325].

FERGUSSON, W., created a baronet, 312.
FIGUIER, M. L., "World before the
Deluge," "Vegetable World," [337].
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, Mr. Gladstone's,
[53]; various reductions, [59]; formal
resolutions agreed to, ib.; Mr. Glad-
stone's, some particulars of, [185]; for
India, [174]; agreed to, [176].
FIRE. At St. Katharine's Dock, 1; at
Crewe Hall, Cheshire, 3; at Poplar,
34; at Ottery St. Mary, 54; in West-
moreland-street, Dublin, 60; at New-
castle-on-Tyne, 73; in Duke-street,
Bloomsbury, 124; in the Minories, 132;
at the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, 205.
FISHERIES.-Special Commissioners ap-
pointed under the Salmon Fishery Act,
1865, 312.

FITZGERALD, LORD O., sworn of the
Privy Council, 314; Treasurer of the
Household, ib.

FITZGERALD, W. R. S. V., appointed
Governor of Bombay, 317; sworn of the
Privy Council, 318.

FITZPATRICK, J. C., a Puisne Judge at
the Cape of Good Hope, 314.

"FIVE GREAT MONARCHIES," History of,
by the Rev. G. Rawlinson, vol. iii.,
[300].

FLOOD, in Lancashire and Yorkshire, 175.
FLOOD, F. S., Attorney-General of Gibral-
tar, 313.

FORD, F. C., Secretary of Legation at
Copenhagen, 315.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.-Debates on the im-
pending war in Germany, [90], &c.;
Mr. Laing's questions in the House of
Commons, debate on, [96].
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL AFFAIRS, De-
bates on, [80]; Paucity of discussions,
ib.

FORTESCUE, MR., introduces Bill on land-
lord and tenant in Ireland, [43]; Bill
dropped in consequence of change in
Government, [47].

FORTIFICATION (of Arsenals), Bill for,
[71]; withdrawn, ib.

FORSTER, B., "Summer Scenes," [325].
FOULD, M. ACHILLE, vide FRANCE.
FOWKE, CAPTAIN, Obituary notice, 212.
Fox, CHARLES JAMES, Life and Times of,
by Earl Russell, vol. iii., [303].
FRANCE.-Funeral of Marie Amélie, Ex-
Queen of the French, 25; History of
the year, [187]; tranquil state of,
during the year, ib.; Emperor's speech
on the opening of the Chambers, ib.;
circular of M. Lavalette, Minister of the
Interior, to the Prefects of Depart-
ments, as to greater freedom of public
meetings, [191]; Official Report of
the state of the Empire, ib.; The
Budget presented by M. Achille Fould,
Minister of Finance, [192]; Count
Walewski, President of the Corps Légis-
latif, in the room of the Duc de Morny,
deceased, [194]; Address of the Corps
Législatif in reply to the Emperor's
Speech, ib.; Address of the Senate in
reply to the Emperor's Speech, [195];
Emperor's reply to address at Auxerre,
[197]; despatch of Austrian Govern-
ment to its Ambassador, as to proposed
Conference, ib.; joins England and
Russia in endeavouring to prevent Con-
tinental War, ib; Emperor's letter to
M. Drouyn de Lhuys as to territorial
aggrandizement, [198]; Senatus Con-
sultum, modifying the Constitution of
1852, ib.; Speech of M. Rouher, Minis-
ter of State, thereon, [199]; circular
despatch of the Minister of the Interior
as to the results of the war in Germany,

[202]; commencement of withdrawal
of French troops from Rome, [206];
farewell address of General Montebello
to the Pope, [207]; the Pope's reply,
ib.; end of the French occupation of
Rome, [208]; Report of the "Service of
the Year 1866," presented by M. Fould,
Minister of Finance, ib.; flourishing
description of finances in M. Fould's
report, [209]; Emperor of Austria sur-
renders Venetia to, [231]; letter of
the Emperor to the King of Italy with
a view to the restoration of peace,
[260]; "History of, under the Bour-
bons," by C. D. Yonge, [302]; vide
MARIE AMÉLIE.

FRANCHISE, Mr. Clay's Bill for extension
of, by an educational test, [101]; with-
drawn, [102].

FRANKFORT, vide GERMANY.

FRANKLIN, SIR JOHN, Statue of, unveiled,
175.

FREER, MISS M. W., "Regency of Anne

of Austria," [301].

FREDERICK CHARLES, PRINCE, vide
PRUSSIA.

FRERE, SIR H. B. E.-A Knight of the
Star of India, 313; appointed a Member
of the Council of India, 317.

FRITH, W. P., receives the Order of Leo-

pold from the King of the Belgians,
[321].

FROUDE, MR., "History of England," vols.
iii. and iv., [295].
FUNDS, vide COMMERCE.

FURNIVALL, F. J., "The Book of Quinte
Essence," [313].

GABLENZ, FIELD-MARSHAL, vide AUS-

TRIA.

GARIBALDI, vide ITALY.

GASKELL, MRS., "Wives and Daughters,"
[313].

"GEMMA," novel, by T. A. Trollope,
[313].

GEORGE III., vide ENGLAND.
GERMANY, Debates in the British Legis-

lature on the impending war in [90],
&c.; history of the war in, [210];
motion passed in the Federal Diet, to
summon Prussia to declare that her in-
tentions are pacific, [218]; Federal Diet,
resolution passed to prevent ordinary
Federal contingents in Federal garri-
sons from being exceeded, ib.; proposal
for a conference abandoned, [219];
Federal Diet decrees the mobilization
of the Federal forces, ib.; capitulation
of the Hanoverian army at Langen-
salza, [232]; Prince Charles of Bavaria
appointed Commander-in-Chief of the

Federal Army, ib.; proclamation of the
Ex-King of Hanover, conditionally re-
leasing his subjects from allegiance,
[246]; confederation between Prussia
and fifteen small German States, [247];
vide AUSTRIA; vide PRUSSIA.
GIBRALTAR, F. S. Flood appointed At-
torney-General, 313.

GIBSON, J., (sculptor), Death of, [325];
obituary notice, 213.

GILBERT, MRS., Death of, [316].
GLADSTONE, RIGHT HON. W. E.-Bill for
reduction of the National Debt, [60];
dropped, [61]; Bill on Church Rates,
[74]; agreed to, [77]; introduces Bill
on Reform, [102]; case of "Bishop of
Natal v." 259; judgment of the Master
of the Rolls, 260; a Commissioner for
executing the offices of Treasurer of the
Exchequer, &c., 314.

GLASGOW, Reform Mecting at, 162.
GLASS, R. A., knighted, 317.
GLENELG, LORD, obituary notice, 215.
GNEIST, HERR, vide PRUSSIA.

GOLD COAST, W. A. Parker appointed
Magistrate of, 318.

GOLDSMID, LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, made
a C. B., 317.

GOоCH, D., created a Baronet, 317.
GOODWOOD, The races at, vide RACES.
GORDON, HON. A. H., appointed Governor
of Trinidad, 316.

GORDON, E. S., appointed Solicitor-Gene-
ral for Scotland, 316.

GORDON, LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, G. G.,
Equerry to Prince Christian of Schles-
wig-Holstein, 315.

GÖSCHEN, G. J., Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster, 312.

GOULBURN, Rev. E. M., appointed Dean
of Norwich, 318.

GOULD, G. F., Secretary of Legation at
Buenos Ayres, 318.

GRABOW, HERR VON, vide PRUSSIA.
GRANT, CAPTAIN (the African traveller),
made a C.B., 317.

GRANT, F., elected President of the Royal
Academy, 10. [321]; knighted, 313;
(and Dean Stanley), Trustees for the
National Portrait Gallery, ib.
GRANT, SIR J. P., appointed Governor of
Jamaica, 316.

GRAY, SIR JOHN.-Motion on the Church
of Ireland, [41]; dropped, [43].
"GREAT EASTERN," The, leaves the Med-
way, in order to proceed to Ireland for
the purpose of laying the Atlantic
Cable, 75.

GREEN, G. W., Suicide of, by jumping

from Clifton Suspension Bridge, 43.
GREGORY, MR.-Motion as to capture of
private property at sea, [84]; with-
drawn, [303].

GREY, EARL.-Motion on the condition of
Ireland, [37]; negatived, [41].

Y