sinia, iv. 229

Albert, Prince, on the Queen, i. 7 ;
Bedchamber question, 137; mar-
riage, 143-47; character, 145–46;
his Protestantism, 147-49; natu-
ralization, 149-50; annuity, 150-
52; receives title of Prince Con-
sort, 152; regency question, 152–
53; position in England, 153-55;
against duelling, 155-56; the at-
tempts on the Queen's life, 162–63;
presence of in House of Commons,
404; industrial exhibition, ii. 62;
Peel's death, 72–73; Great Exhibi-
tion, 106–20; as a public speaker,
107-108; opposition to Great Ex-
hibition, 113; relations with Pal-
merston, 125-29; disagreements
with Palmerston, 130-38; Kos-
suth deputation, 147; Palmerston's
dismissal, 157; and Vienna Note,
255, 257; and Crimean War, 314–
15; and Louis Napoleon, 335; let-
ter about Louis Napoleon, iii. 140–
41; death of, 308–12; and Exhi-
bition, 342

+

left in charge of Outram, 109
America and Mexican intervention,
iii. 332; and Russell, iv. 74
American Civil War, ii. 246, iii.
284-341; the Secession, 285; Fort
Sumter, 286-87; the blockade,
287; England recognises Southern
Confederation, 288-91; diplomatic
controversy, 291-92; feeling in
England, 292–96; Northern de-
feats, 296-98; French sympathy
with South, 298-99; the slave
Anderson, 300–2; 'Trent' affair,
302-7; Prince Consort, 308-12;
Confederate cruisers, 312-13; the
‘Alabama,'313-15; America's com-
plaint, 315-18; the controversy on
the Confederate vessels' question,
319-27; Vicksburg and Gettys-
burg, 327; Mexican intervention,
327-34; Richmond taken, Lee sur-
renders, Jefferson Davis captured,
332; Lincoln assassinated, 334;
end of the war, 334-36; England's
Southern sympathies, 336-41
Anderson, case of slave, iii. 300-1
Andrassy note, iv. 451
Anson, General, iii. 78
Anti-Corn Law agitation, beginning
of, i. 123-24; account of, 324-59
Antonelli,Cardinal, sympathizes with
North, iii. 298

Appeal, Court of, iv. 386
Apponyi, Count, and Schleswig-Hol-
stein, iii. 376-77
Arch, Joseph, iv. 365–71

Ardahan, ceded to Russia, iv. 482
Argyll, Duke of, and North, iii. 337;

BAZ

Bazaine, and Metz, iv. 325
Beaconsfield, Lord, speech of, at
Aylesbury, iv. 462-64; speech at
Guildhall, 466-67; and Carnar-
von's resignation, 473; and Jingo-
ism, 474; and San Stefano treaty,
476; and Derby's resignation, 477;
and Indian troops, 478; at Berlin
Congress, 479-80; and secret
treaties, 485-87; 'Peace with
Honour,' 487-88; his influence

BOM

Lord Durham, i. 68-9; a tempo-
rary convict settlement, iii. 36
Bernard, Mountague, and 'Alabama'
claims, iv. 339

Bernard, Simon, and Orsini affair,
iii. 142; arrest, trial, and acquittal,
154-55

Berry, Mr., and Victorian deadlock,
iv. 201

Berryer, defends Montalembert, iii.
124

496-98; appeal to the country,

511; Tancred quoted, 518

Beal, James, and Mill, iii. 413
Beales, Edmond, and Poland, iii. 360;

Hyde Park meeting, iv. 80-84;
defeat of, iv. 252, 351

Bean attempts the Queen's life, i.
159-61

Beaumarchais, iv. 79

Bedchamber question, i. 131-42
Belgians, Queen of, and Spanish

marriages, i. 431-32, 435-36
Belgium in 1848, ii. 3; Consulate of,
at Damascus, destroyed, iii. 274;
independence of, iv. 326
Benedek the Irresistible, iv. 88
Bentham, Jeremy, opposed to trans-
portation, iii. 29

Bentinck, Lord George, and Country
Party, i. 386; and Protectionists,
366; and Prince Consort in House
of Commons, 404; and Coercion
Bill, 410-11, 415; Irish Railway
grant, 425; slave-grown sugar,
426; resigns leadership, iii. 171
Bentley, Dr., and Dr. Parr, story of,
iii. 221

Beranger, and Napoleon, iv. 376

Berar annexed, iii. 59

to Russia, iv. 482

Beust and Danish Question, iii. 378
Beyrout, Druse disturbances near,
iii. 273

Birmingham enfranchised, i. 109, 336
Bismarck, a joker, ii. 264; on Louis
Napoleon, 335; and Schleswig-
Holstein, iii. 369; and Russell,
iv. 73; and Franco-Prussian war,
323; and Belgium, 329-30; and
Black Sea, 331-32; phrase of, 472;
and San Stefano treaty, 479
Bithoor, iii. 84

Black Friday, iv. 69

Black Sea, Allied squadrons in, ii.
267; Black Sea Question, ii. 272–
74, 283-87, 332; at Congress,
Paris, 343

Black, William, iv. 552
Blackie, Professor, and Ernest Jones,
ii. 17

Blackmore, Richard, iv. 551-52
Blanc, Louis, in England, iii. 146
Blanc, Dr., prisoner in Abyssinia,
iv. 224

Blockades and Congress of Paris,
ii. 346

Bokhara captives, i. 266–68

Bolton-le-Moors, commercial crisis
in, i. 332

Bomarsund, capture of, ii. 347

Berkeley, Henry, and Ballot, iv.

309-10

Congress of, 480-85

Bermuda used for transportation by

iii. 44

announces India quiet throughout,

559

BOM

Bogle, Paul, and Jamaica rising, iv. 34
Bradlaugh defeated, iv. 252
Bradshaw, M.P. Canterbury, i. 21
Bramwell, Baron, on tickets of leave,
iii. 41

'Brass Band,' the, ii. 94

Brett, Messrs., and Atlantic Cable,
iv. 89

Brett, policeman, killed at Manches-
ter, iv. 143-44
Brewster, Sir David, ii. 355, 357
Bright, John, i. 34, 38, 44; less ex-
treme Radical than Lord Durham,
110,272; Free Trade League, 342–
43; first meeting with Cobden,
343-44; Cobden's appeal to him to
join Free Trade agitation, 344-45;
Free Trade and Repeal movements
contrasted, 347-48; on famine aid-
ing Free Trade, 361; entered Par-
liament, 386; on Irish emigra-
tion, 424; Ernest Jones's speeches,
ii. 17; Ecclesiastical Titles Act, 90–
91; Kossuth compared with, 139;
compared with Gladstone, 209;
Crimean War, 289-91; on death
of Czar Nicholas, 331; unseated,
General Election, 1857, iii. 20–21;
condemns Canning's proclamation,
121; alluded to by Lord Palmer-
ston as 'honourable and reverend
gentleman,' 158; Opposition, 1858,

-BRI

168; by nature an orator, 190;
re-appearance in politics, 206;
scheme of Reform Bill, 207-8;
"Fancy franchises,' 212; Willis's
Rooms meeting, 215; once votes
differently from Cobden, 222; Pal-
nierston's reasons for not offering
office to, 222; Commercial Treaty
with France, 232; repeal of Paper
Duties, 244; Reform Bill, 1860,
255; and' Alabama,' 318; and the
Northern States, 336; and Quar-
terly Review, 344; and Cobden's
death, 406; and Parliament, 1865,
416-17, iv. 2; and Revolutionary
Epick, 15-16, 18; and Jamaica,
44; and Reform Bill, 1866, 58;
eloquence of, 62; and Reform,
1866, 65; and Russell, 73; and
Reform League, 81; 98; 100;
mentioned by Lowe, 108; on Re-
form Bill, 107; and 'residuum,'
111; and tea-room party, 112-15;
and suspension of Habeas Corpus
Act, Ireland, 123-24; and Man-.
chester prisoners, 145; and Clerk-
enwell case, 149; and Canada,
186; and Irish Church, 242, 245;
President of Board of Trade, 259–
60; anecdote of, and W. P. Wood,
261; and Irish Church disestab-
lishment, 264; and Irish Church
Bill in House of Lords, 269; and
Ballot, 312; a friend of Sumner,
335; and indirect Alabama claims,
343; and republicanism, 362;
Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster,
395; and liberal leadership, 428;
physical health of, 433-34; and
Bulgaria, 458
British Columbia, founded 1858,
joined to Canada, iii. 191–92
British Critic, by Newman, i. 211
British Museum, Hume on Sunday
opening of, i. 190

'British Party' in Ireland, iv. 237-38

iv. 154-58

Brontë, C., ii. 396-99.

Brougham, Lord, i. 6, 28, 30; de-
scription of, 31-35; attacks Cana-
dian policy, 73-74; and Durham,
at Reform banquet, 1834, 74-75;
Bedchamber question, 136; Prince
Albert's precedence, 149; O'Con-
nell trial, 296; slave-grown sugar,
426; Pacifico case, ii. 52; opposes
Great Exhibition, 111; Jewish
claims, iii. 174; and slavery, 300;
death of, iv. 252-55
Brown, John, iii. 226

Browning, Mrs. E. B., ii. 358; 383-

84; on Napoleon and Italy, iii.
231

Browning, Robert, ii. 358; and Ten-

nyson, 377-83; and Druses, iii.
273

Bruce, Frederick, Minister to China,
iii. 261-65

Bruce, Henry Austin, in 1868 minis-
try, iv. 261; the Licensing Act,
354; resigns Home secretaryship,
395; made Lord Aberdare, 395
Bruce, James, and Buffon, iv. 220-
221

Brunnow, Baron, and Palmerston's
dismissal, ii. 156

Brydon, Dr., last man of Cabul
Army, arrives at Jellalabad,
256; in siege of Lucknow, iii. 110

ii. 76-77, 101

with

Durham in Canada, 66, 77 ; Trans-
portation Committee, 1837, iii. 29
Bulwer, i. 47

Bulwer, Sir H. (see Dalling), letter
of Palmerston to, iii. 281
Burdett, Sir Francis, i. 47; and
Cochrane, iii. 282

Burke and Warren Hastings, iv. 50;

and 'a low-minded inquisition into
numbers,' iv. 54; and corporate

rights, 280; and heroic virtues,
311, 312

Burke, Colonel, trial of, iv. 142-43
Burmese territory annexed, iii. 59
Burnes, Captain Alexander, at Cabul,
i. 225-27; and Dost Mahomed,
228-31; despatches garbled, 233-
34; murder of, 238-40

Burns, Robert, on William IV., i. 5;
ii. 356

Butler, Captain, in Crimean War, ii.

294; killed, 295, 341

Butt, Isaac, and Home Rule, iv. 382–
84; 431, 493

Byron, ii. 354; and Russell, iv. 73;
from an Irish point of view, iv.
233-34

Byron, Lady, iv. 379

Laws' repeal, i. 372; withdraws

opposition, 376

Buchanan, Robert, iv. 540-41

Buckingham, Duke of, Colonial
Secretary, iv. 106

Cabul, Burnes at, i. 225-40 ;
entry of Shah Soojah, 236-37; in-
surrection in, murder of Burnes,
238-40; withdrawal from, 250–
256; occupied, iv. 496–97

533-36

Buffon and Bruce, iv. 220-21
Bulgaria, and Czar Nicholas, ii. 236;
massacres in, iv. 455–60; and
Treaty of Berlin, 481

Cæsar, Froude's picture of, iv. 532
Cairnes, Professor, and Irish Uni-

versity Scheme, iv. 391

Cairns, Mr., afterwards Sir Hugh,

capacity for debate, iii. 123; So-