ABD

ABD-EL-KADER, saves Christians

in Damascus, 237
Abdul-Aziz in England. 327-28
Aberdeen, Lord, Foreign Secretary,
31; and Pacifico case, 97; Prime
Minister Coalition Ministry, 1852,
128; conversations with Czar
Nicholas, 136; dislike of war, 146;
and Crimean War, 162

Aborigines Protection Society and
Jamaica question, 282
Abyssinian war, 334-39
Acre, bombardment of, 30

Adams and Alabama, 247; and
recognition of South meaning war,
248-49

Adullamites, the, 291; and Lord
Derby, 294

Afghanistan, war in, 1841-42, 44-57,
Afghans in Sikh war, 175; war in,
425-26

Agricultural labourer, the, 383-86
Akbar Khan, son of Dost Mohammed,

48; kills Macnaghten, 49; treating
with English, 50; interview with
Lady Macnaghten, 52; defeated,

54

Alabama, Confederate privateer, 246-
48, 251; claims, 374-78

Alamayou, son of Theodore of Abys-
sinia, death of, 339

Alexander II. comes to Russian
throne, 157; and Constantinople,
415

Alexandra, Princess, married to
Prince of Wales, 258-59

Allen and Manchester rescue, 317
Alma, battle of, 147-48

Alsace yielded to Germany, 372

AUS

America and Foreign Legion Act,
161; and Congress of Paris, 161;
civil war in, 239-251; Alabama
claims, 374-78

Andrassy Note, 411-12

Anne, Queen, and Scotch Church, 34
Anson, advances on Delhi, 180
Anti-Corn Law League,

68; its

leaders, 69-72; agitation of, 72-75;
conversion of Peel, 75-77; Dis-
raeli's opposition, 78-84

Anti-Slavery Society and Jamaica
question, 282

Arch, Joseph, 384-86

Argyll, Duke of, 278-79; Indian
Office, 351

Arnaud, St., and Crimea, 147; death
of, 158

Arrow, the Lorcha, 164-67
Artisans' Dwelling Bill, 404
Ashantee War, 253, 396-97
Ashburton Treaty, 66

Ashley, Lord-see Shaftesbury
Atlantic cable, 164; laid, 298-99
Antonelli, sympathy with North,

242

Auckland, Lord, and Dost Mohammed,
46; succeeded by Lord Ellen-
borough, 54

Austria, war with Prussia, men-
tioned, 4; and Turkish war with
Mohammed Ali, 30; Hungarian
rebellion, 113; Kossuth in Eng-
land, 114-15; war with France,
217-18, 221; and Polish insurrec-
tion, 255-56; war with Prussia, 298;
war with Denmark, 357-60
Australia, discovery of gold in, 168;
and transportation, 168

AUS

Australian Islands, the, 309-10
Ayrton, Mr., unpopularity of, 371
Azimoolah Khan, in England, 183-
84; makes terms with Cawnpore
garrison, 186

BALAKLAVA, battle of, 150

Ballot Bill of 1871, 368-70

Ballot, vote by, demanded by Char-
tists, 18

Bank Charter Act, 64

Baring, Mr., budget of, 30-31

and Bulgarian atrocities, 413
Baxter, Mr., resigns Secretaryship,
Treasury, 395

Beaconsfield-see Disraeli
Beale, James, advises Mill to stand
for Westminster, 269

Beales, Mr. E., and Polish insurrec-
tion, 255; and reform meeting,
Hyde Park, 295-97

Bean, attempts life of Queen, 43
Bedchamber question, the, 37-39
Bentinck, Lord George. forms pro-
tection party, 82; and sugar duties,

87

Bentinck, Lord W., suppression of
Suttee, 175

Berar, annexation of, 175

Berlin Memorandum, 412; Treaty of,
421-22

Bernard, Mr. M., and Alabama com-
mission, 376

Bernard, Simon, accomplice of Orsini,
trial of, 201, 204-205
Bessarabia ceded to Russia, 422-23
Beyrout, massacre in, 237
Birmingham, Radical neeting in, in
1837, 16; Chartist riot in, 19;
manufacture of Orsini bombs at,
201
Bismarck

and Schleswig-Holstein
question, 257; and Black Sea
Clause, 373-74; Congress of Berlin,

420-21

Black Sea neutralised, 160; clause
abrogated, 373-74

Blanc, Dr., Abyssinian prisoner, 335,
337

Bokhara, Burnes's travels in, 45;
English prisoners in, 56-57
Borough franchise and Mr. Glad-
stone, 264

Bosnia, rising in, 410-11; and treaty
of Berlin i., 422

Bosphorus, no foreign ship of war

BUC

admitted into, 30; question of,
144-45; and Congress of Paris,
160

Bosquet, General, on Charge of Light
Brigade, 150

Bourke, Mr., and Irish University
Bill, 393

Bowlby, Mr., murdered by Chinese,
235

Bowring, Sir John, and Lorcha Arrow,
165, 167

Bramwell, Baron, and ticket of leave
system, 169

6

Bright, John, and Anti-Corn Law
League, 71, 72; on Irish famine, 74 ;
and Ecclesiastical Titles Act, 103;
and Peace Society, 146; unseated,
167, 209; Disraeli's Reform Bill,
219; and Fancy Franchises,' 220;
at Willis's Rooms, 221; and
Palmerston Ministry, 224; and
Lords on Paper Duty, 229-30; and
Alabama, 247; on Cobden's death,
267; and new Parliament, 1865,
271; and Adullamites, 291; and
reform agitation, 1866, 295; and
Disraeli's reform by resolution, 300;
on suspension Habeas Corpus in
Ireland, 311; and Manchester
prisoners, 317; and Irish State
Church, 343-44; President, Board
of Trade, 350; Chancellor, Duchy
of Lancaster, 395; and leadership,
405;
and Bulgarian atrocities,
413

British Columbia, founded by Lytton,
215; and confederation, 307
Broadhead and Sheffield outrages,
319-21

Brougham, Lord, character of, 6-7;
and sugar duties, 87; and Pacifico
case, 97; opposes Great Exhibition,
107; and Jews, 210; death of,
348-49

Bruce, Abyssinian traveller, 335
Bruce, Frederick, and Chinese war,
1859-60, 233-35

Bruce, in Gladstone ministry, 1868,
351; and Parliamentary Elections
Committee, 369; and liquor ques-
tion, 381; leaves Home Office, 394;
becomes Lord Aberdare, 395
Brydon, Dr., the last man of the army
of Cabul, 53; in siege of Lucknow,
191
Buccleuch, Duke of, opposed to repeal
of corn law, 75

BUC

Buckingham, Duke of, Colonial
Secretary, 303

Bulgaria, insurrection in, 410; the
atrocities, 410-14; and Treaty of
Berlin, 421

Bull Run, battle of, 241
Buller, Charles, in Parliament of
1837, 8

Burdett, Sir F., and Dundonald, 239
Burke, Colonel, 316

Burnes, Alexander, in Afghanistan,
45; mutilation of despatches, 46;
murder of, 48

Butt, Isaac, and home rule, 390-91
Byron controversy, 389

CABUL, proverb concerning, 45;

Burnes at, 45; entry of Shah
Soojah, 47; withdrawal of British
army from, 51-53; entered by
Pollock, 55; bazaar of, destroyed,
55; Dost Mohammed, in again, 57;
murder of Cavagnari in, 425
'Cæsar, unemployed,' term applied to
Durham, 23

Caffre war, 1850, 120

Cairnes, Professor, opposes Irish Uni-
versity Bill, 393

Cairns, Sir Hugh, after Lord, 209,
279-80; Lord Chancellor, 330
Cambridge, Duke of, and Great Exhi-
bition, 108

Cameron, Captain, Abyssinian pri-
soner, 335-36

Campbell, Lord, opposes Great Exhi-
bition, 107

Sir Colin, at Lucknow, 192;
advances on Cawnpore, 193; re-
conquers Lucknow, 194; announces
end of mutiny, 195

Canada, in 1837, 20; Papineau's re-
bellion, 21; Durham's mission,
22-25; Canadian Government Bill,
25; and confederation, 306-309;
Fenian invasion of, 315
Canning, Lord, and Pacifico case, 97;
and Peelites, 104; Governor-General
India, 174-176; Indian mutiny,
177-78; capture of Delhi, 181;
proclamation, 196-98; Viceroy,
200; death, 266

Canrobert at Crimea, 158
Canterbury, Archbishop of, and Prin-

cess Victoria's accession, 2; and
Public Worship Bill, 399, 400
Canton, Port of, thrown open, 27;

CLO

bombarded, 165; captured, 206-
207

Cardwell, and Peelites, 104; on Ellen-
borough despatch, 197; and Con-
spiracy Bill, 206; Irish Secretary,
223; unsuccessfully opposed by
Thackeray at Oxford, 265; and
Jamaica, 282; and Canadian Con-
federation, 308; War Secretary,
351; war reforms, 363-64
Carlisle, Lord, and Bedchamber ques-
tion, 37

Carlyle, Thomas, and Jamaica ques-
tion, 286

Carnarvon, Lord, Colonial Secretary,
1866, 294; Colonial Secretary, 1874,
397; resigns on 'Ten Minutes
Bill, 301-303; resigns, 418
Cashmere and Runjeet Singh, 46
Catherine II. and Treaty of Kutchuk-
Kainardji, 138

Catholic emancipation, 58
Cavagnari, Louis, murder of, in Cabul,

425

Cavour and Crimean war, 158; and
Congress of Paris, 161; and Na-
poleon's Italian policy, 201, 217–18;
sympathy with North, 242; com-
pared with Bismarck, 257
Cawnpore, story of, 182-191
Cecil-see Salisbury
Cetewayo, 427-29
Chalmers, Dr., 34-35
Chartism, 16-19; 88-91
Chelmsford, Lord, and Ecclesiastical
Titles Bill, 105; and Lorcha Arrow,
166; removed from woolsack, 330-
31; and Abyssinian prisoners, 335
- General Lord, in South Africa,
429

Chester Castle, Fenian attack on, 315
Chevalier, Michel, 227

Chimneys, prohibition of children
climbing, 28

Childers, Hugh, in Gladstone Ministry,
1868, 351; resigns, 395
Children, regulation of labour of, 28
Chillianwallah, battle of, 175
China, opium war, 25-28; Lorcha
Arrow, 164-67; war with, 233-37
Chupatties, the, 177

Church Patronage Scotland Bill, 398
Clarendon, Lord, Foreign Secretary,
275, 350; and Alabama claims,
374-75

Clerkenwell explosion, 317-18
Clontarf, O'Connell's meeting at, 60

CLY

Clyde, Lord-see Campbell, Sir Colin
Coalition Ministry, 128; fall of, 154-
55
Cobden, enters Parliament in 1841,
32; Anti-Corn Law League, 69–71;
Palmerston's foreign policy, 97;
Ecclesiastical Titles Act, 103;
Peace Society, 146; Lorcha Arrow,
166-67; refuses office under Palmer-
ston, 223-24; commercial treaty
with France, 226-27; death of,
267

Cockburn, speech on Pacifico case, 97–
98

Cochrane-see Dundonald

Coleridge, Samuel, and postal system,
14-15

Collier, Sir Robert, 380

Columbia River and Oregon Treaty,
67

Commercial Treaty with France, 226-

27

Conciliation Hall and O'Connell, 60
Condon, or Shore and Manchester
rescue, 317

Confederation of North American Pro-
vinces, 306-309
Congress of Berlin, 420-21

Conolly, Captain, prisoner in Bok-
hara, 57

'Conservative,' first use of term, 8
Consort, Prince, marriage of to Queen

announced, 39; character, 40; mar-
riage, 41; long unpopular, 42; and
duelling system, 42; and Great Ex-
hibition, 106-9; and Palmerston's
foreign policy, 111-13; unpopular
during Crimean war, 151; and
Louis Napoleon, 157; death of,
244-45

Conspiracy to Murder Bill, 199-206;
dropped, 209

Constantine, his travelling contrasted
with Peel's, 12

Constantinople Conference, 415-16
Conyngham, Lord, and Queen's acces-
sion, 2

Cooke, Mr., and electric telegraph, 12
Co-operative societies, 324-27
Copyright question, 64

Corn Laws -see Anti-Corn Law
League

Corry, Mr., at Admiralty, 303
Coup d'état, 116-18

Cowen, Joseph, and Queen's Title Bill,

408

Cranbourne-see Salisbury

Dalhousie, Lord, in India, 174; dis-

regards Hindoo principle of adop-
tion, 183; death of, 266
Dalling, Lord, 'There was a Palmer-
ston,' 118

Damascus, massacre in, 237
Danube, navigation of thrown open,
160; principalities and Congress of
Paris, 161

Dardanelles, no foreign war ships ad-
mitted into, 30; question of, 144-
45; and Congress of Paris, 160
Davis, Jefferson, President Southern
Confederacy, 240; and Confederate
navy, 246; captured, 250

Davis, J. C. B., and Alabama com-
mission, 376

Davis, Thomas, and 'Young Ireland,'
91

Death, decrease of punishment of, 28
Delhi, mutiny in, 172; princes of,

killed by Hodson, 191; old king
sent to Rangoon, 195

Denman, Lord, Evidence Act, 210-11
Denmark, war with Prussia and
Austria, 257-60

Derby, Lord, the Elder, in Parlia-
ment, 1837, 9; character of, 10;
Colonial Secretary, 1841, 31; op-
posed to opening of ports, 74-75;
vote of censure in Pacifico case, 96;
sent for, 1851, 103; takes office,
121; and protection, 122; fails to
form ministry, 155; and Lorcha
Arrow, 165-66; and Indian Go-
vernment, 199; new ministry, 207;
contrasted with his son, 208; drops
Conspiracy Bill, 209; and reform

DER

schemes, 219; and paper duty, 228;
on Parliament of 1865, 268; forms
ministry, 294; phrase 'Leap in the
Dark' wrongly ascribed to, 306;
and Manchester prisoners, 317; re-
tirement of, 329; death of, 353-55
Derby, Lord, the Younger, Indian
Secretary, 199; Colonial Secretary,
207; contrasted with his father,
208-9; Indian Secretary, 214;
Foreign Secretary, 1866, 294; and
Atlantic cable, 298; announces his
father's retirement, 329; and Abys-
sinia, 337; and Irish State Church,
344; Foreign Secretary, 1874, 397;
and Herzegovina rising, 410; and
Andrassy Note, 411; and Berlin
Memorandum, 412; and Constanti-
nople Conference, 415; resigns,
418-19

Dickens, Charles, and Jamaica ques-
tion, 286; death of, 359-60
Dilke, Sir Charles, and republicanism,
382-83

Dillon, John B., and 'Young Ireland,'

93; in Parliament, 270
Dillwyn and Irish State Church, 264
Disraeli, in Parliament of 1837, 8;
early career, 79-81; attack on Peel,
81-82; sugar duties, 87; Papal
Hierarchy, 101-3; 'There was a
Palmerston,' 118; leader of House,
121-22; abandons Protection, 123;
Budget of 1852, 127; answered by
Gladstone, 128; on coalitions, 154-
55, 157; speaking contrasted with G.
C. Lewis's, 163; and Lorcha Arrow,
166; and Indian Mutiny, 178; and
Conspiracy Bill, 203, 205; Chan-
cellor Exchequer, 207, 209; and
Jews, 209-10; Reform Bill, 218-
21; and Graham, 222; on Lords,
229; on Reform Bill, 231-32;
and Danish question, 260-61; and
Cobden's death, 267; and new
Parliament, 1865, 271; face to face
with Gladstone, 277-78; and Lowe,
290-91; Chancellor of Exchequer,
1866, 294; and Reform disturb-
ances, 296; and reform, 299; re-
form by resolution, 300; the Ten
Minutes' Bill, 301-3; the new Re-
form Bill, 303-5; educating his
party, 328-29; Prime Minister,
329-31; attacked by Salisbury,
345; dissolves, 346; resigns, 349-
50; and Irish State Church, 352-

ELL

53; and army purchase, 366;
and Joseph Arch, 385-86; and
Home Rule, 389; Irish University
Bill, 393; declines office, 394;
Prime Minister, 1874, 397; de-
scribes Salisbury as master of jibes
and flouts and jeers, 401; Public
Worship Bill, 401; and Mr. Plim-
soll, 403; contrasted with Glad-
stone, 405-6; Suez Canal shares,
407; South African confederation,
407; appoints Lytton Viceroy of
India, 408; Queen's Title Bill, 408-
9; Eastern Question, 409-12; Bul-
garian atrocities, 413; becomes
Lord Beaconsfield, 414; speech at
Aylesbury, 414; and Russia, 415-
16; on Derby's resignation, 419; at
Congress of Berlin, 420-21; 'Peace
with Honour,' 423; popularity of
Government on the wane, 425;
dissolves, 431

East India Company and China, 26;
and King of Delhi, 172; and Oude,
175; war with Persia, 176; end of,
198-200

Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, 99-106
Egypt and Mohammed Ali, 29–30;
Viceroy in England, 328; purchase
of Suez Canal shares, 407
Election petitions, 331-34
Elgin, Lord, and Indian Mutiny, 179;
treaty with China, 207; China war,
233, 235-36; death of, 266
Ellenborough, Lord, Governor-Gene-
ral of India, 54; character of, 54-
55; proclamation of, 57; annexes
Scinde, 65; on Canning's procla-