GREY, RIGHT HON. SIR GEORGE.-Bill
relating to the Cattle Plague, [19];
carried [23]; Roman Catholic Oaths
Bill, ib; carried, [25].

GREY, ADMIRAL SIR F. W., a Commis-
sioner of the Admiralty, 312; a Lord,
313.

GREY, LIEUTENANT-GENERAL (and Ma-
jor-General Sir T. M. Biddulph), joint
Keepers of the Privy Purse, 313.
"GRIFFITH GAUNT," novel, by C. Reade,
[313].

GROVE, MR., Q. C.,'President of the British
Association, [331]; states the number
of known planets to be eighty-eight,
[337].

GUILDHALL.-Banquet, in connexion with
the International Horticultural Exhibi-
tion, 54; visit of the Duke of Edin-
burgh, to claim the Freedom of the
City, 62.

GURNEY, R., Sworn of the Privy Council,
314.

HABEAS CORPUS ACT, vide ACT.

HACKETT, W., (Recorder of Prince of
Wales's Island), knighted, 318.
HAIG, LIEUTENANT A. B., Equerry to
Prince Alfred, 313.

HALL, F., "The Monarche, and other
Poems," [313].

HALL, J., appointed an Inspector of
Schools, 315.

HAMILTON, LORD CLAUDE, appointed
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household,

316.

HAMILTON, VISCOUNT, Lord of the Bed-
chamber to the Prince of Wales, 314.
HAMMOND, E., sworn of the Privy Coun
cil, 314.

HANOVER, SIR C. L. Wyke appointed en-
voy to, 312; vide PRUSSIA, GERMANY,
&c.
HARDCASTLE, MR.-Bill for Abolition of
Church Rates, [72]; 2nd reading,
[74]; withdrawn, [77].
HARDY, G., sworn of the Privy Council,
315; appointed Poor Law Commissioner,
316.

HARTINGTON, MARQUIS OF.-Moves the
Army Estimates, [65]; estimates agreed
to, [66]; sworn a Member of the Privy
Council and appointed Secretary of
State for War, 313.

HARVEY, W. (engraver), Death of, [325]
HARVEY, DR. W. H. (botanist), Death of,
[337].

HARWOOD, A. J., "Year Books of Ed-
ward I.," [299].

HATFIELD, Extraordinary railway acci-
dent near, 65.

HAVELOCK, LIEUT.-COL. SIR H. M.,
made a C.B., 317.

HAY, LORD JOHN, a Lord of the Ad-
miralty, 313.

HAYMAN, H., new edition of the "Odyssey,”
(Books I.-VI.), [311].

HELENA, PRINCESS.-Announcement of
intended marriage with Prince Christian
of Augustenburg, [5]; resolution of
the House, granting her a dower and
life annuity on her marriage, [26];
married to Prince Christian of Augus-
tenburg, 76.

HELLBORN, DR. VON, "Life of Franz
Schubert," translated by E. Wilber-
force, [305].

HENIKER, LORD, created Baron Hartis-
mere, (United Kingdom), 316.
"HENRIETTA," THE, winner in the Ame-
rican Yacht Race from New York to
Cowes, 204.

HENRY V., vide ENGLAND.

HERBERT, E., Colonial Secretary of St.
Christopher, 318.

"HEREWARD THE WAKE," novel, by the
Rev. C. Kingsley, [313].

HERSCHEL, SIR J., translation of the

Iliad" of Homer, [311]; "Familiar
Lectures on Scientific Subjects," [337].
HERWARTH, GENERAL, vide PRUSSIA.
HESSE-CASSEL, overrun by the Prussian
troops, [219].

HISTORY, ENGLISH, [1]; FOREIGN,
[187].

HOBBS, COLONEL, commits suicide by
jumping from the deck of a steamer
into the sea, 41.

HOBHOUSE, A., a Charity Commissioner,
313.

HOHENLOHE-LANGENBURG, PRINCE OF,
made an Honorary K.C.B., 312.
HÖHLER, TOM, new singer, [326].
HOLSTEIN.-Prussian troops enter to
assert a right of joint occupation with
Austria, [218].

HOME, vide INSTITUTION.
HOMER.-Translation of the "Iliad" by Sir
J. F. W. Herschel, [311]; by Professor
Blackie, ib.; New edition of the "Iliad,”
(Books I. to XII.), by F. A. Paley,
ib.; New edition of the "Odyssey,"
(Books I. to VI.), by H. Hayman, ib.
HONG KONG, J. Smale appointed Chief
Justice, 313.

HOPE, T. C., "The Architecture of Ahme-
dabad," [325].

HOPKINS, E., "Geology and Terrestrial
Magnetism," [337].

HORNBY, SIR P., appointed Rear-Admiral
of the United Kingdom, 317.
HORTON, KIRBY, Foundation-stone of
"Home for Little Boys" laid by the
Princess of Wales, 82.

HOTTEN, J. C., (and J. Larwood), “His-
tory of Sign-boards," [315].

HOWARD, SIR H. F., appointed Envoy to
Bavaria, 312.

HOWES, E., appointed a Church Estates

Commissioner, 317.

HUGGINS, MR.-Spectroscopic examina-
tion of a comet, [336].
HUNGARY, vide AUSTRIA.

HUNTER v. SHARPE.-Charge of libel
against the "Pall Mall Gazette," 263;
verdict, 272.

HYDE-PARK, Review of Volunteers in, 72;
riots in, 98.

HYDE-PARK, RIOTS IN, Discussion on, in
both Houses of Parliament, [177].

"ILIAD," vide HOMER.

INDIA, Financial Statement for, [174];
agreed to, [176]; North-Western Pro-
vinces, W. Morgan appointed Chief
Justice, and A. Ross, W. Edwards, W.
Roberts, F. B. Pearson, and C. A. Tur-
ner, Judges, 313; vide BOMBAY, CAL-
CUTTA, &c.

INDIA, COUNCIL OF, Sir H. B. E. Frere
appointed a Member, 317.
INDIUM (recently discovered metal),
Winckler's new process for obtaining,
[336].

INGILBY, REV. H. J., created a Baronet,
316.

INSTITUTE, vide EXHIBITION, SOCIETY.
INSTITUTION.-" Home for Little Boys,"

con-

at Horton Kirby, foundation-stone laid
by the Princess of Wales, 82; and vide
BRITISH INSTITUTION, &c.
IRELAND.-Disturbed state at the com-
mencement of the year, [28]; Bill to
suspend Habeas Corpus Act, [28]; car-
ried in the Commons, [33]; in the
Lords, [34]; motion on, by Earl Grey,
[37]; negatived, [41]; Bill on land-
lord and tenant introduced by Mr.
Fortescue, [43]; dropped in
sequence of the change of Govern-
ment, [47]; appearance of the cattle
plague in, 46; Bill on landlord
and tenant introduced by Lord
Clanricarde, [47]; dropped, [48]; Bill
for renewal of Habeas Corpus Suspen-
sion Act, introduced by Lord Naas,
[48]; carried, [51]; state of Fenian
movement towards the end of the year,
[51]; arrival of the new Lord Lieu-
tenant, the Marquis of Abercorn, 98;
public entry into Dublin of the new
Lord Lieutenant, 121; numerous ship-
wrecks off the coast of, 170; Fenian
movement a source of uneasiness, [182];
Marquis of Abercorn appointed Lord
Lieutenant of, 315; Right Hon. J. E.
Walsh appointed Master of the Rolls.

317; Right Hon. A. Brewster appointed
Lord Justice of Appeal, ib.
IRELAND, CHURCH OF, Sir John Gray's
motion on, [41]; dropped, [43].
ISLINGTON, Horse Show at the Agricul-
tural Hall, 51; visited by the Prince
and Princess of Wales and Prince
Alfred, 52.

ISMAIL PACHA (Viceroy of Egypt), made
a G.C.B., 318.

ITALY.-Secret treaty with Prussia, [215];
history of the year, [253]; Bill for
raising money for the defence of the
State, introduced by Signor Scialoja,
ib.; new Cabinet under Baron Ricasoli,
[254]; enthusiasm at the prospect of
war with Austria, ib.; declaration of
war against Austria, ib.; defeat of the
Italians at Custozza, [255]; naval de-
feat at Lissa, [257]; insignificant at-
tempts of land forces under Garibaldi.
[260]; letter from the Emperor of the
French with a view to restoration of
peace, ib.; treaty of peace with Austria,
signed October 3, [261]; Circular of
Baron Ricasoli as to the Roman ques-
tion, [262]; Venetia annexed to Italy
by vote of the inhabitants, ib.; the
King's answer to the Venetian deputa-
tion, ib.; the King's Speech on the
opening of the Chambers, [263].

JACOBS, S., Attorney-General at the Cape
of Good Hope, 314.

JAMAICA, Question of, discussed and
debated on the Address, [9] &c.; Bill
for the Government of, [81]; carried,
ib.; Mr. Buxton's resolutions on, ib.;
agreed to in part, [83]; debate on,
in the House of Lords, ib.; Report
of the Royal Commission on, 273;
appointment of Commission on, 312;
Sir J. P. Grant appointed Governor,
316.

JANUARY, Chronicle for, 1.

JEAFFRESON, J. C., "A Book About
Lawyers," [315].

JEFFERY, J. R., executed at the Old
Bailey, for the murder of his son, 147.
JESSE, J. H., "Memoirs of the Life and
Reign of George III.," [303].
JEWISH CHURCH, Lectures on, by Dean
Stanley, part ii., [306].

JOHNSON, ANDREW, vide PRESIDENT.
JOHNSTONE, REV. C. F., appointed an

Inspector of Schools, 312.

JOHORE, THE MAHARAJAH of, made a
K.C. of the Star of India, 317.
JOLIFFE, SIR W. G. H., created Baron
Hilton, 316.

JONES, SIR HENRY DAVID, obituary
notice, 215.

JULIUS CESAR, History of, by Napoleon

III., vol. 2, [303].
JULY, Chronicle for, 76.
JUNE, Chronicle for, 60.

KARSLAKE, J. B., appointed Solicitor-
General, 318.

KEBLE, REV. J., Death of, [316]; obituary
notice, 216.

KELLER, DR. F.-Work on the Lake
Dwellings of Switzerland, translated by
J. E. Lee, [312].

KELLY, SIR FITZROY.-Motion on reduc-
tion of Malt Duties, [62]; rejected,
[65]; (and others) appointed mem-
bers of the Privy Council, 317.
KENSINGTON, Reform Meeting at, 188.
KING, vide BELGIUM, &c.

KINGLAKE, MR., Questions on the Im-
pending war in Germany, [94].
KINGSLEY, REV. C., "Hereward the
Wake," [313].

KINNAIRD, LORD, Sheriff-Principal of
Perthshire, 313.

KNIGHT-BRUCE, SIR J. L., obituary
notice, 218.

KNOLLYS, W. W. (and Lady Comber-
mere), "Memoirs of Viscount Comber-
mere," [303].

KÖNIGGRATZ, vide AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA.

LAING, MR., Questions on the Foreign
Policy of the Government, [96].
LAKE DWELLINGS, vide SWITZERLAND,

DENMARK.

LAMB, CHARLES, Life of, by Barry Corn-

wall (Procter), [304].

LAMPSON, C. R., created a Baronet, 317.
LANCASHIRE, Disastrous floods in, 175.
LANCASHIRE, DUCHY OF, vide GÖSCHEN;
DEVON, EARL OF.

"LAND AT LAST," novel, by E. Yates,
[313].

LANESBOROUGH, EARL OF, appointed a
Commander in Her Majesty's Fleet,
317.

LANGENSALZA, vide GERMANY.
LARWOOD, J. (and J. C. Hotten), "His-
tory of Sign-Boards," [315].
LAUNCH, of H.M. Iron-clad, "Northum-
berland," 29.

LAVALETTE, M., vide FRANCe.
LAW, International Maritime, Mr. Gre-
gory's motion on capture of private
property at sea, [84]; withdrawn, [88].

LAW COURTS.-Announcement of compe-
tition of architects for the building,
[325].

LEE, DR. J., (astronomer), [337].

LEE, J. E., translation of Dr. Keller's
work on the Lake Dwellings of Switzer-
land, [312].

LEININGEN, Prince of, made a G.C.B.,
312.

LEIPSIC, vide SAXONY.

"LELIA," THE, Loss of, 2.

66

LEMON, M., Falkner Lyle," [313].

LEOPOLD II. vide BELGIUM.

LEOPOLD, ARCHDUKE, vide AUSTRIA.
LESLIE, LIEUT.-COL.-"The Early Races
of Scotland, and their Monuments,"
[311].

LESLIE MELVILLE, LADY S., Lady of
the Bedchamber to Princess Christian
of Schleswig-Holstein, 315.

LIBEL, Action for, against the "Pall Mall
Gazette," vide TRIALS.

LICHTMAY, MDLLE, new singer, [326].
LIDDELL, COLONEL, Treasurer of Prince
Alfred, 313.

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM.-" President Lin-
coln, Self-pourtrayed," by J. M. Lud-
low, [303].

LINDLEY, DR., obituary notice, 220.
LINDSAY, LIEUT-COL., a Groom in Wait-
ing, 317.

LISSA, vide ITALY.

MADRAS.-Lord Napier appointed Gover-
nor, 312; C. Collett, a Judge of the
High Court, 313.

MAGENIS, SIR A. C., made a G.C.B., 315.
MAGNUS, V. DE, Consul-General at

Berlin, 314.

MAHONY, F., Death of, [316].

MAITLAND, DR. S. R., Death of, [316].
MALINS, R., appointed a Vice-Chancellor,

318.

MALMESBURY, EARL OF, appointed Lord
Privy Seal, 315.

MALT DUTY, Sir Fitzroy Kelly's motion
on reduction of, [62]; rejected, [65];
Mr. Neate's amendment, [63]; with-
drawn, [65].

MANNERS-SUTTON, HON. J. H. T.,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief of
Victoria, 314.

MANNING, SERGEANT, Death of, [316].
MANNINGHAM-BULLER, E., created a
Baronet, 312.

MANSFIELD, SIR W. R., a Knight of the
Star of India, 313.

MARCH, Chronicle for, 12.

MARIE AMÉLIE, Ex-Queen of the French,
obituary notice, 209.

MARJORIBANKS, D. C., created a Baronet,
316.

MARKBY, W., a Judge of the High Court,
Calcutta, 313.
MARLBOROUGH, DUKE OF, appointed

Lord Steward of the Household, 316.
MARRIAGE, Bill to legalize, with a de-
ceased wife's sister, [80]; rejected, ib.
MARY, PRINCESS (of Cambridge), married
to Prince von Teck, 68.

MARY STUART." Mary Stuart, her
Guilt or Innocence," by A. M. N. Caird,
[298].

MATAMORAS, vide UNITED STATES.
MATHESON, SIR J., Lord-Lieutenant of
Ross-shire, 316.

MATHEW, G. B., Minister to the Argen-
tine Republic, 313.

MAXIMILIAN (Emperor of Mexico), vide
UNITED STATES.
MAY, Chronicle for, 38.

MAY, T. E., made a K.C.B., 315.
MEETING, vide REFORM.

MEINECKE, M. (and M. Rossler), Dis-
covery of a new metal [336].
MENSDORFF, Count, vide AUSTRIA.
METEOROLOGICAL TABLES, 307.
METEORS, Extraordinary appearance of,
172.

METEYARD, MISS E., "Life of Josiah

Wedgwood," vol. 2, [305].
MEXICO.-Intentions of the French Go-
vernment as to withdrawal of troops,
&c., [192].

MEXICO, vide UNITED STATES.
MILMAN, DEAN, "The Agamemnon'
of Eschylus, and the Bacchanals' of
Euripides, &c." 310.

MINORIES, THE, great fire in, 132.
MOENS, W. J. C., English Travellers
and Italian Brigands," [315].
MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA.-Abdica-
tion of Prince Couza, the Hospodar,
[265]; Prince Charles of Hohenzollern
elected Hospodar, [265].
MOMMSEN, DR.,

66

History of Rome,"
translated by the Rev. W. P. Dickson,
vol. 4, [302].

MOLTKE, GENERAL VON, vide PRUSSIA.
MONCK, VISCOUNT, created Baron Monck,
(United Kingdom), 315.

MONCK, LORD, vide CANADA.
MONGINI, SIGNOR, new singer, [326].
MONRO, D., Esq. (New Zealand),
knighted, 313.

MONSELL, RT. HON. W., President of the
Board of Trade, 313.

MONT BLANC, Fatal accident on, through
the fall of an avalanche, 161.
MONTEAGLE, LORD, obituary notice, 220.
MONTGOMERY, SIR R., a Knight of the
Star of India, 313.

MONTREAL, vide CANADA.
MORAVIA, vide PRUSSIA.

MORGAN, W., Chief Justice of the High
Court, North-Western Provinces, India,
313; knighted, 315.

MORIARTY, H. A., made a C.B., 317.
MORIER, R. B. D., appointed a C.B., 312.
MORNY, DUC DE (deceased), succeeded by

Count Walewksi as President of the
Corps Législatif, [194].

MORRIS, J. (Mayor of Wolverhampton),
knighted, 318.

MOSSMAN, S., "Our Australian Colonies,"
[309].

MOWBRAY, RT. HON. J. R., appointed
Advocate-General, 316; appointed a
Church Estates Commissioner, 317.
MÜNCHENGRATZ, vide AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA.
MURCHISON, SIR R. J., created a Baronet,
312.

MURDER, of a policeman in Dublin, 37;
of a child by its father in St. Giles's,
London, 147.

MURRAY, HON. C. A., Envoy to Denmark,
314.

on condition and

NATIONAL DEBT, Mr. Gladstone's Bill
for reduction of, [60]; dropped, [61].
NATIONAL GALLERY, accessions to, [323];
Bill for enlarging the building, [324];
announcement of competition of archi-
tects for the new building, [324],
[325].
NAVY.-Discussion
expenditure, [69].
NAVY ESTIMATES, moved by Lord Clarence
Paget, [66]; severely criticized, ib.
NEATE, MR., amendment to motion on
Malt Duty, [63]; withdrawn, [65].
NEVIS, vide ST. CHRISTOPHER.
NEW ORLEANS, vide UNITED STATES.
NEW YORK, vide UNITED STATES.
NEW ZEALAND.-The Speaker of the
House of Representatives (D. Monro)
Knighted, 313.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Great fire at, 73.
NEWMAN, FATHER, "The Dream of Geron-
tius," [314].

NILE, THE, Exploration of, vide BAKER.
"NOBLE LIFE," A, novel, by the Author

of" John Halifax, Gentleman," [313].
NORMANBY, MARQUIS OF, moves Address
in answer to Queen's Speech, [7]; ap-
pointed a Lord in Waiting, 314.
NORTH CAROLINA, vide UNITED STATES.
NORTHBROOK, LORD, obituary notice,
221.

NORTHCOTE, SIR S. H., sworn of the
Privy Council, 315; appointed Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade, 315.
"NORTHUMBERLAND," THE, Launch

of, 29.

NOVEMBER, Chronicle for, 170.

OAKS, THE, won by "Tormentor," 49.
OAKS COLLIERY, vide BARNSLEY.
OATHS, ROMAN CATHOLIC, Bill relating
to, [23]; committed, [25].
OBITUARY NOTICES.-Marie Amélie, Ex-
Queen of the French, 209; The Bishop
of Calcutta (Dr. Cotton), 211; Captain
Fowke, R.E., 212; John Gibson, R.A.
(sculptor) 213; Lord Glenelg, 215; Sir
Harry David Jones, ib.; the Rev. John
Keble, 216; Sir J. L. Knight-Bruce,
218; Dr. Lindley, 220; Lord Mont-
eagle, ib.; Lord Northbrook, 221;

Dr. Whewell, ib.
OCTOBER, Chronicle for, 138.

appointed Lieutenant and Sheriff-
Principal, 313.

OTTAWA, vide CANADA.

OTTERY ST. MARY, Destructive fire at,
54.
OVEREND, GURNEY, AND Co., great dis-
count house, failure of, [124].

OWEN, PROF., "The Anatomy of Verte-
brates," [337].

OXFORD, UNIVERSITY OF.-Annual boat-
race with Cambridge, 15; Bill for
abolishing tests, [77]; dropped after
second reading, [78]; Rev. W. Stubbs
appointed Professor of Modern History,
317.

PAGET, SIR A. B., appointed envoy to
Portugal, 314.

PAGET, Lord C., moves the Navy Esti-
mates, [66]; sworn of the Privy Coun-
cil, 314.

PAKINGTON, SIR J. S., and others, ap-
pointed Lords of the Admiralty, 316.
PALEY, F. A.-New edition of the "Iliad"
of Homer, Books I. to XII., [311].
PALGRAVE, F. T., "Essays on Art,"
[314].

"PALL MALL GAZETTE," action for libel
against, 263; verdict, 272.
PALMERSTON, VISCOUNT (the late).— Ad-
dress to the Crown, praying that a
monument should be erected in West-
minster Abbey in honour of his memory,
[26].
PANIC, monetary, 44; commercial, [183];
failure of Overend, Gurney, and Co.,
[184]; detrimental effect on the general
prosperity, [185].

PARKER, W. A., magistrate for Gold
Coast, 318.

PARLIAMENT.-Opened by the Queen in
person, [3], 10; Queen's Speech, [5];
Address in answer to the Queen's
Speech, [7]; debates on the Address,
ib.; grants a life annuity to Prince
Alfred on his coming of age, [26];
grants a dower and life annuity to
Princess Helena on her marriage, ib.;
discussions on the condition of Ireland,
[35] &c.; discussion in, as to the
Hyde-park riots, [177]; prorogation of,
by commission, [179].
PARLIAMENT, DEBATES IN, 7; and vide
the various subjects under separate

heads.

PARLIAMENT, CANADIAN, vide CANADA.