ria's behavior on her accession, i. 9-12, 16; | Henley, Mr., 1.409; President Board of Trade,
on Lord Palmerston, i. 29.
ii. 110; resigns, ii. 141, 142; and Irish Land
Grey, Colonel, opponent to Mr. Disraeli at Act, ii. 478.
Wycombe, ii. 428, 429.

Grey, Lord, í. 8, 45, 47, 53; and Free-trade, i.
249, 250; Colonial Secretary, i. 275, 276; and
ticket-of-leave system, ii. 29.

Grey, Sir George, Home Secretary, i. 145-276;
on the ticket-of-leave system, ii. 23, 30, 31;
his Bill abolishing transportation, ii. 32;
Maoris, ii. 236; Habeas Corpus (Ireland),
ii. 371.

Grimm, Jacob, i. 17.

Gros, Baron, ii. 109, 175, 179.

Grote, George, i. 29, 36; his "History of
Greece," i. 528-530; and Ballot, ii. 494,

495.

Henry VIII., Froude's picture of, ii. 639.
Herat and Persia, i. 158; ii. 46.

Herbert, Auberon, and Republicanism, ii. 528;
and Arch movement, ii. 533.

Herbert, Sidney (afterward Lord Herbert of
Lea), on opening ports, i.243; and Peelites,
i. 257; and Pacifico case, i. 325; and Peel
ites, i.355; and Florence Nightingale, i. 501,
502; offered office by Lord Derby, i. 505;
declines office, i. 507; "Lorcha Arrow," ii.
15; Conspiracy Bill, ii. 108; a first-class de-
bater, ii. 113; Willis's Rooms' meeting, ii.
144; War Minister, ii. 147; death of, ii. 268;
character and career, ii. 268, 294.

Guizot, M., i.14; and Egypt, i.135; and Ta-Herodotus, i. 43; story told by, ii. 306.
hiti, i. 212, 213'; his Spanish marriage proj-
ect, i. 285-290.

Gurney, Russell, Recorder of London, ii. 310;
and Public Worship Bill, ii. 560.

HABEAS CORPUS ACT, suspended in Ireland,
ii. 370-374.

"Hajji Baba," ii. 59.

Hakem, Druse chief and saint, ii. 183.
Hall, Sir Benjamin, afterward Lord Llanover,
and Jewish claims, ii. 119.
Hamid, Sultan of Turkey, ii, 591.
Hamilton, attempts life of Queen, i.110.
Hanover, King of (see Cumberland).
Hanover, ex-King of, i. 387.

Hansard and Stockdale case, i. 129-131.
Harcourt, Sir W., and Public Worship Bill,
ii. 564, 565; and Liberal icadership, ii. 573.
Hardinge, Lord, ii. 42.

Hardy, Gathorne (afterward Lord Cranbrook),
returned for Oxford University in place of
Mr. Gladstone, ii. 278; described, ii. 305;
his defence of the Irish Church, ii. 452, 466;
War Secretary, 1874, ii. 557; and Public
Worship Bill, ii. 564; on Cowen's speech,
ii. 582; Indian Secretary, and made Lord
Cranbrook, ii. 605.
Hardy, Thomas, ii. 655.

Herries, Mr., i. 409.

Herschel, Sir John, i. 525.
Herzegovina, insurrection in, ii. 585, 587, 588.
Hicks-Beach and Letellier case, ii. 420; Vic-
toria deadlock, ii. 423; Colonial Secretary,
ii. 605.

Hill, F. H., author of "Political Portraits,"
ii. 429, 430.

Hill, Matthew Davenport, i. 65.

Hill, Sir Rowland, the founder of the penny-
post, i. 65-70.

Hill, Thomas Wright, father of Sir Rowland
Hill, i. 65.

Hoar, E. R., and Washington Commission, ii.

515.

Hobhouse, John Cam, ii. 275.

Hodgson, Colonel, pamphlet of, on "Influ

ence of Priestly Caste in Army in Provok
ing Sedition," ii. 38.

Hodson, of "Hodson's Horse," his summary
execution of the princes of Delhi, ii. 71, 72;
death of, ii. 76.

Hogarth, William, his "March to Finchley,"
i. 422.

Holkar, Maharajah of Indore, ii. 77.
Holland, steamer between Dutch West Indies
and, i. 62; consulate at Damascus destroy-
ed, ii. 183.

Harley, his description of a famous speech, Holland, Sir H., death of, ii. 541.
i. 428.

Haroun-al-Raschid, ii. 436.

Harrison, Frederick, on Republicanism, ii.

526.
Hartington, Marquis of, ii. 146; elected for
Radnor Burghs, ii. 455; and 1868 Ministry,
ii. 462; and Ballot, ii. 497; and Liberal lead
ership, ii. 573; sent for, ii. 629.
Harvey, W. W., and Rectory of Ewelme, ii. 523.
Hastings, Lady Flora, i. 97, 98.
Hastings, Warren, i. 52, 382; ii. 79, 324.
Hatherley, Lord, becomes Lord Chancellor,
ii. 462; resignation of, ii. 545.
Hatteras, the, and Alabama, ii. 210.
Havelock, Henry, assists Canning, ii. 53; his
march upon Cawnpore, ii. 67; makes his
way to the relief of Lucknow, ii. 72, 73;
death of, ii. 74; his career and character,
ii. 74, 75.

Hay, Sir John, on Ashantee war of 1863, ii.
237.

Head, Sir Francis, his governorship of Upper
Canada, i. 42, 43; ii. 415.
Heber, Bishop, ii. 78.

Helen, Archduchess. i. 446.

Henessy, John Pope, and Poland, ii. 240.

Holy Places, custody of the, i. 450-453; dis-
pute settled, i. 457.

Holyoake, S. J., and Jingoes, ii. 602.
Home Rule, ii. 542–545.
Hood, Thomas, his "Song of the Shirt,"
quoted, i. 133; his place as a poet, i. 545, 546.
Hope, Admiral, i. 176, 177.
Hope, Beresford, and Ecclesiastical Titles Act,
i. 351.
Horace, i. 21.

Horne, R. H., author of "Orion," i. 546.
Horsman, on French treaty, ii. 158; on taxa-
tion, ii. 169; Cave of Adullam, ii. 333.
Houghton, Lord, on the Duke of Argyle, ii.

298.

Household suffrage, ii. 361.
Houses, inhabited, duty on, i. 422.
Howick, afterward Earl Grey, on transporta-
tion committee, ii. 23.

Howley, Dr., Archbishop of Canterbury, i. 9.
Hudson Bay Company, ii. 415-417.
Hughes, Thomas, author of "Tom Brown's
School-days," ii. 277.

Hugo, Victor, on weathercock politicians, i.
432; on the antislavery movement in
America, ii. 152.

slave system in, ii. 311, 312; Morant Bay
disturbances, ii. 312-314; the Gordon case,
ii. 314-318; quotation from report of Com-
missioners, ii. 318; opinion in England, ii.
319-322; report of Commissioners, ii. 322,
323; Jamaica trials, ii. 322-325.
James, Edwin, ii. 105, 106.
James, G. P. R., i. 558.

Japan, and European civilization, i. 115; war
with, in 1863, ii. 237, 238.
Jecker claims, i. 317; ii. 221.
Jeffrey, Lord. on O'Connell's eloquence, i. 185.
Jellalabad taken, i. 159.
mur-Jerrold, Douglas, i. 558.

M'Carthy, Sir Charles, ii. 555.
Macaulay, Lord, i. 29-32; on Opium war, i.
120-121; on Clive, i. 164; "bray of Exeter
Hall," i. 206; letter on Free-trade, to Ed-
inburgh constituents, i. 234, 235; on Rus-
sell's failure to form a Ministry, i. 250; on
Lord Chatham, i. 260, 261; Paymaster-Gen-
eral, i. 275; on Warren Hastings, i. 382;
elected for Edinburgh, i. 414, 415; article
on Gladstone, i. 425; not a genuine orator,
i. 429; ballad of, i. 494; his history, i. 530-
532; his poems, i. 546; English ignorance
of India, ii. 79, 80; his last speech, ii. 86;
maiden speech, on Jewish emancipation,
ii.177; death and character of, ii. 150, 151;
and Pitt, ii. 339; and paternal government,
ii. 411; saying of, ii. 470; and Carteret, ii.
573.

Macdonald, Sir J., and Washington Commis-
sion, ii. 514, 515.

Macheath, Captain, quoted, i. 77.
McGahan, Mr., and Bulgaria, ii. 593.
M'Gee, Thomas Darcy, and Young Ireland,
i. 314.

Mackenzie, Mr., and Canadian Rebellion, i.
43.

Mackintosh, Sir James, ii. 117.

Macklin, the actor, story of his daughter,
i. 337.

M'Laren, Duncan, elected for Edinburgh, ii.

277.

Maclean, Mr., Governor of Gold Coast, ii.

555.

MacMahon, Marshal, saying of, ii. 284.
Macnaghten, Sir W., and Afghanistan, i. 159-
161; character of, i. 162; secret treaty
with Akbar Khan, i. 164; killed, i. 165.
Macnaghten, Lady, in Khyber Pass, i. 169;
interview with Akbar Khan, i.171.
Magdala taken, ii. 440.

Magee, Dr., and Irish Church, ii. 466, 467.
Magenta, battle of, ii. 144.

Maguire and Manchester Rescue, ii. 385, 386.
Maguire, Mr. J. F., and Irish Church, ii. 448-
450.

Mahmoud, Sultan, death of, i. 132.

Maine, State of, parallel between, and opium
trade, i. 117.

Malakoff, i. 514, 515.

Malmesbury, Lord, in Derby Government,

1852, i. 409; Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
ii. 110; China war, 1860, ii. 175–178; vote of
censure on Palmerston, ii. 253.

Malt Duty, i. 422.

Manchester enfranchised, i. 76, 224.
Manchester prisoners, ii. 384-387.
Manchester school, i. 220–223, 225; and
land, ii. 241.

Martin. Mr. Baron, and the Salomons case,
ii. 122.
Martin, Theodore, on Oxford's attempt against
the Queen, i. 108-110.
Martineau, Miss, Story of Coleridge and the
postal system, i. 65; on Daniel O'Connell,
i.183,184; her home, i. 527; her career, i.
538, 539; on Charlotte Brontë, i. 555.
Mary Stuart, Froude's picture of, ii. 641.
Mason, Mr., refusal of English Government
to receive, i. 387; and Trent affair, ii. 203-
206.
Massinger, i. 43; ii. 224, 490.
Massowah and Abyssinia, ii. 437.
Match Tax, Mr. Lowe's proposed, ii. 501, 502.
Mathew, Father, i. 129; and O'Connell, i.

191.

Maule, J. B., on Jamaica Commission, ii. 310,
Maximilian, and Mexico, ii. 221; execution,
ii. 222, 223, 538.

Maynooth grant, i. 206, 207; Cobden and
Bright vote differently upon, ii. 149; abol-
ished, ii. 465.

Mayo, Lord, ii. 91; Irish Secretary (as Lord
Naas), ii. 110; and Irish Church, ii. 449; and
Irish land tenure, ii. 476; murder of, ii. 520;
mentioned, ii. 549.

May, Sir Erskine, on Jewish emancipation,
ii. 117.

Mazzini, letters of, opened, i. 210, 211; and
Stansfeld, ii. 300, 301.

Meade, General, at Gettysburg, ii. 219.
Meagher, Thomas Francis, and Young Ire-
land, i. 304-306; prosecuted, i. 308; trans-
ported, i. 312, 313; career and death, i.
313, 314; mentioned, ii. 373, 379.
Meean Meer, the parade at, ii. 54.
Meerut, the mutiny at, ii. 36; Hodgson's
pamphlet, ii. 38.

Melbourne, Lord, and William IV., i. 8; sent
for on death of King, i.10; and Queen's
first council, i. 10,11; character of, i. 20-24;
and Brougham and Lyndhurst, i. 26-28;
hated by Brougham, i. 53; and Chartism,
i. 86; trouble for the Ministry, i. 88; and
Jamaica Bill, i. 89, 90; resigns and returns
to office, i. 90, 91; Bedchamber question, i.
91-97; case of Lady Flora Hastings, i. 97;
Queen's marriage, i. 99; on Prince Albert's
Protestantism, i. 102; the Ministry going
from bad to worse, i. 124; reform, i. 127,128;
financial muddles, i. 136, 137; Free-trade,
i. 137; death of, i. 138; and O'Connell, i.
184, 191; cause of fall of Ministry, i. 217.
Mentschikoff, Prince, and Turkey, i. 457; and
Alma, i. 480, 481.

Po-Meredith, George, ii. 653, 654.

Mandeville, Sir John, and Prester John, ii.
435.

Manners, Lord John, Public Works, 1858, ii.

111.

Manning, Cardinal, and Gorham case, i. 143;
and Gladstone, ii. 572.

Maori war, 1863, ii. 236, 237.

Maritime war, rules of, proposed at Congress
of Paris, i. 519, 520.

Mark, Saint, bones of, supposed to be in
Abyssinia, ii. 435.

Marlowe's "Faustus" quoted, ii. 640.
Maronites and Druses, ii. 183-188.
Marryat, Captain, i. 298.

Martin, John, and Young Ireland, i. 315.

Metternich, and Russell, ii. 338.

Mexican intervention, mentioned, i. 155, 157;
ii. 195, 219-223.

Miall, Mr., and Education Bill, ii. 485.
Michelet, on land, i. 278.

Milan, entry of French and Italian troops
into, ii. 144.

Militia Bill, i. 407, 408, 412,
Mill, James, ii. 89, 90.

Mill, John Stuart, defends Lord Durham, i.
55, 56; and the Revolution," i. 75; and
Newman, i. 141, 142; on the harshness of
the law of gravitation, i. 431; his charac-
ter, i. 527; and Grote, i. 529-532; and Car-
lyle's French Revolution, i. 534; his works,
i. 535-537; and India Council, ii. 88; de-

against his being made the model for Eng-
lish officers, ii. 51; comes to aid Sir Hugh
Wheeler at Cawnpore, ii. 58; his grievance,
ii. 59, 60; very attentive to English visi.
tors at Bithoor, ii. 60; his wrongs genuine,
ii. 61; advised not to merge his cause in
that of Delhi, ii. 61; treachery of, to Cawn-
pore garrison, ii. 63-66; orders massacre
of the Englishwomen, ii. 66, 67; flight and
disappearance of, and rumored capture un-
true, ii. 69, 70; aided by the Ranee of Jhan-
si, ii. 77.

fends East India Company, ii. 89-92; and | Nana Sahib (see Cawnpore), Disraeli protests
"stupid party," ii.111; and American Civ-
il War, ii. 225; elected for Westminster, ii.
275, 276; rumored offer of Indian Secre-
taryship to, ii. 292; and Jamaica, ii. 319;
Jamaica trials, ii. 323, 324; Reform Bill,
1866, ii. 329; woman's franchise, ii. 365,
366; representation of minorities, ii. 366;
and suspension of Habeas Corpus Act in
Ireland, ii. 372; and Fenian prisoners, ii.
384; on strikes, ii. 401; defeated at West-
minster, ii. 455; on Thirlwall, ii. 466, 467;
and Fawcett, ii. 491; and ballot, ii. 496,
497;
death of, ii. 540; on history, ii. 548.
Miller, Hugh, i. 526.

Milton, Bright's fondness for, i. 229.
Minorities, representation of, ii. 366.
Mirabeau, i. 334; as drawn by Carlyle, i. 535;
his saying of himself, ii. 279.

Mitchel, and Young Ireland, i. 304; and
United Irishman, i. 306-308; prosecution
and transportation of, i. 308-310; escapes,
i. 313; career and death, i. 313, 314; ii.
373, 616.

Mohammed Ali, i. 133, 135, 480.

Moldavia and Congress of Paris, i. 518.
Molesworth, Sir William, a Philosophical
Radical, i. 29; and Pacifico case, i. 325;
Colonial Secretary, i. 512; and transpor-
tation, ii. 23; death of, ii. 113.

Molière, i. 420.

Monck, Lord, Governor-General of Canada,
ii. 415.

Monroe doctrine, ii. 222.

Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, and Mr. Pitt's
diamonds, i. 13.

Montalembert, Count de, pamphlet on In-
dian debate, ii. 85; and Poland, ii. 241.
Montauban, General, afterward Palikao, and
China war, 1860, ii. 179.

Monteagle, Lord, Amendment to Paper Duty
Repeal Bill, ii. 163.

Montefiore, Mr., Jewish Sheriff of London, i.

Napier, Charles, and Egyptian war, i. 135,
136, 497, 498.

Napier, Sir Charles, wins battle of Meeanee,
i. 211, 212; declares thirty Bengal regi-
ments ripe for revolt, ii. 38.
Napier, Sir William, i. 497.
Napier, Lord, and Abyssinian expedition, ii.
438-441.

Naples, ex-King of, i. 387; and Italian Liber-
als, i. 432.

Napoleon I., and Soult, i. 13; his hatred of
England, i. 402; and Wellington, i. 417-419;
and Cantillon story, ii. 105; and Russell, ii.
338; and Talma, ii. 577.

Napoleon, Louis, and Chartism, i. 296; elect-
ed President of French Republic, i. 316;
coup d'état, i. 389, 399; plébiscite, i. 400;
the empire, i. 401, 402; distrust of, in Eng-
land, i. 402; life in England, i. 403; the in-
vasion of England, i. 404-406; the five proj-
ects of invasion, i. 405; war with Austria,
i. 406; and the Holy Places, i. 452, 453; let-
ter to Emperor of Russia, i. 472; visit to
London, i. 512; gains by Crimean war, i.
522; attempted assassination of, by Orsini,
ii. 93-96; his use of London for political
projects, ii. 99; and Cantillon story, ii. 105;
and Austrian ambassador, ii. 135; and Ca-
vour, ii. 135-137; general distrust of, in
1860, ii. 153; and Milan and Savoy, ii. 153-
155; and Free-trade, ii. 156, 157; distrust
and dislike of him in England, ii. 157;
sympathizes with South, ii. 199, 200; and
American war, ii. 219; and the Mexican
intervention, ii. 219-224; and Lombardy
campaign, ii. 234, 235; and Poland, ii. 240-
244; Schleswig-Holstein question, ii. 244;
refuses to interfere, ii. 250, 251; war with
Prussia, ii. 503-505; death and career of,
ii. 537-539; mentioned, ii. 576; Kinglake
and, ii. 644.

Napoleon, Prince, at Alma, i. 497; suggest-
ed for King of Greece, ii. 134; and Free-
trade, ii. 157; and American war, ii. 200;
and Poland, ii. 241.

Napoleon, Prince Louis, killed in Zululand,
ii. 623-625.
Nashville, the, ii. 209.

Nasmyth, Lieut., and Crimean war, i. 498-516.
Nation, newspaper, i. 191, 303, 306, 314.
National debt and Crimean war, i. 521.
National Gallery, Mr. Hume on Sunday open-
ing, i. 129.

Navigation, Transatlantic, schemes for, in
1838, i. 60-63; laws suspended, i. 283.
Neill, recaptures Allahabad, ii. 67.
Nelson, Lord, allusion to, ii. 190.
Nelson, Mr. Justice, and Washington Com-
mission, ii. 515.

Nesselrode Memorandum, i. 443-445; and