Lord Lyons: A Record of British Diplomacy, Vol. 2 of 2 - Baron Thomas Wodehouse Legh Newton

INDEX

Aali Pasha, i. [146,] [150,] [151,] [155,] [161,] [166,] [167,] [172;]
and the Paris Conference, i. [153.]
Abdul Aziz, Sultan of Turkey, i. [151,] ii. [175;]
effort for Navy, i. [152;]
dismisses Fuad Pasha, i. [155;]
unpopularity of, i. [161,] [163;]
visit to France, i. [169,] [170;]
to England, i. [171,] [173.]
Abdul Hamid, ii. [108,] [208;]
policy of, ii. [137;]
reported conspiracy against, ii. [167;]
suzerainty in Tunis, ii. [246;]
overthrow of, i. [168.]
Aberdeen, Lord, ii. [11.]
Abolition proclamation, i. [93.]
Abou Klea, battle of, ii. [343.]
Adams, Mr., U.S. Minister in London, i. [38,] [43,] [59,] [63,] [71,] [72,] [98,] [99.]
Adams, Sir Francis, chargé d'affaires at Paris, ii. [72;]
telegram on Anglo-French sympathies, ii. [136;]
Minister at Berne, ii. [220.]
Adrianople, railway to Constantinople, i. [176.]
Aehrenthal, Count, i. [342.]
Afghanistan, Lytton's policy in, ii. [209;]
attacked by Russia, ii. [348,] [352.]
Africa, west coast, ii. [409.]
Alabama incident, i. [97,] [98,] [99,] [105,] [300;]
question revived, i. [162,] [189.]
Alaska, bought by America, i. [168.]
Albanian league, ii. [228.]
Alderson, Capt., sent to report on army of the Potomac, i. [128,] [129.]
Alexander, Emperor of Russia, i. [187,] [255,] [273,] [333,] [354,] ii. [52,] [54,] [404;]
visit to Berlin, ii. [76;]
friendliness to England, ii. [80;]
attempt on life of, ii. [207.]
Alexandretta, ii. [150,] [151.]
Alexandria, ii. [172,] [188,] [273;]
Anglo-French Naval Demonstration at, ii. [283;]
massacre at, ii. [285;]
bombardment of, ii. [288.]
Algeria, position of French in, i. [199,] [268,] [271,] [382,] ii. [159,] [249.]
Alsace and Lorraine, question of cession, i. [321,] [332,] [334,] [358,] [361,] [369;]
French hopes of recovery of, ii. [103,] [135,] [195,] [197,] [247,] [346;]
trade of, ii. [14.]
America, army, i. [45,] [47,] [48,] [79,] [109;]
methods of recruiting, i. [110,] [116;]
finance, i. [57;]
slave trade, i. [20;]
affairs in central, i. [13;]
relations between North and South, i. [20,] [29,] [31;]
relations with England, i. [12,] [15,] [16,] [45,] [46,] [79,] [129,] [189.]
American Civil War, i. [34,] [343;]
Blockade question, i. [33,] [36,] [37;]
privateering, i. [42;]
Confederate Government, i. [53;]
Southern Confederacy, i. [31,] [33,] [34,] [36;]
position of Consuls, i. [83,] [121;]
Southern activity, i. [82,] [83;]
Revolutionary Party, i. [80;]
proposed foreign intervention, i. [90,] [91,] [92,] [96;]
rising prices, i. [94;]
vessel building in England, i. [101,] [102;]
position of foreigners during, i. [106]-[109;]
seizure of British vessels, i. [100,] [104,] [105;]
Irish in, i. [109,] [114,] [115;]
Germans in, i. [115;]
British officers sent to follow operations, i. [128;]
M. Mercier on, i. [85.]
Anarchical plots, i. [187.]
Ancona district, Austrian troops in, i. [3.]
Anderson, at Fort Sumter, i. [35.]
Anderson, Mr., attaché at Washington, i. [87.]

Andrassy, Count, ii. [85;]
and the Eastern Question, ii. [127,] [134,] [138;]
and the Austro-German Alliance, ii. [194.]
Andrassy Note, ii. [95.]
Anglo-Russian Agreement, ii. [143,] [160.]
Anglo-Turkish Convention, ii. [140-142;]
disclosed to Waddington, ii. [148;]
made public, ii. [151;]
irritation in France, ii. [152,] [159,] [163.]
Annam, French in, ii. [103,] [307,] [327.]
Anti-Slavery party in England, i. [118.]
Antonelli, Cardinal, i. [3,] [4,] [184.]
Anzin, ii. [323.]
Arabi Bey, rebellion of, ii. [258,] [273,] [278;]
Minister of War, ii. [279,] [283;]
campaign against, ii. [295,] [296.]
Arago, Emmanuel, succeeds Gambetta as Minister of War, i. [361.]
Archibald, Consul, on the kidnapping of recruits, i. [112.]
Arcolay pamphlet, i. [220.]
Argyll, Duke and Duchess of, i. [41.]
Armenia, ii. [131,] [137;]
patriarch question, ii. [55.]
Army Purchase Bill, ii. [9,] [12.]
Arnim, Count, Minister at Rome, i. [347;]
Ambassador at Paris, ii. [14,] [16,] [27,] [30,] [60,] [68,] [140;]
and Thiers, ii. [31;]
on French policy, ii. [45;]
Bismarck's dislike of, ii. [46.]
Arundel, Lyons at, i. 139, ii. [222,] [418,] [422,] [428.]
Ashman, Mr., i. [50.]
Asia Minor, Russian policy in, i. [268,] ii. [133,] [137.]
Athens, i. 149; Lyons attaché at, i. [1.]
Atlantic, coast defence, i. [40.]
Augusta, Empress, Bismarck's dislike of, ii. [80,] [354.]
Aumale Duc d', ii. [2,] [7,] [16,] [44,] [48,] [51,] [56,] [64,] [311,] [368.]
d'Aunay, M., ii. [300,] [376.]
Austria, relations with Prussia, i. [186,] [193,] [202;]
relations with France, ii. [35;]
military power of, i. [268;]
and the Eastern Question, ii.[ 85,] [127;]
in the Moldo-Wallachian Principalities, i. [153;]
in the Ancona district, i. [3.]
Austro-German Alliance, ii. [194,] [199,] [205,] [398.]
Austro-Prussian War, failure of French policy in, i. [177.]
Azoph, Sea of, ii. [417.]

Bac-ninh, ii. [324.]
Baden, Grand Duchy of, and Confederation, i. [208,] [266,] [276,] [285,] [293;]
French policy in, i. [190,] ii. [36;]
proposed neutrality, i. [302.]
Bagdad railway, ii. [151.]
Bahamas, the, i. [130.]
Baker Pasha, defeat of, ii. [323.]
Balkan Peninsula, ii. [223.]
Bapaume, i. [355.]
Bardo, Treaty of the, ii. [243.]
Baring, Major (Earl of Cromer) in Egypt, ii. [189,] [322,] [352;]
letter to Lyons, ii. [203;]
and "Modern Egypt," ii. [295.]
Barracouta, H.M.S., i. [100.]
Barrère, M., ii. [322.]
Barrington, Mr. (Sir William), ii. [128,] [426.]
Bateman, Sir Alfred, ii. [253.]
Batoum, ii. [137,] [138,] [143.]
Baucel, M., i. [228.]
Bavaria, i. [193;]
and Confederation, i. [266;]
proposed neutrality, i. [302.]
Bayazid, ii. [142.]
Baynes, Admiral, i. [23.]
Bazaine, General, i. [317,] [320;]
capitulation, i. [329.]
Beaconsfield, Lord, ii. [144.]
Beatrice, Princess, ii. [162.]
Beauregard, General, i. [35.]
Beaury, plot against Napoleon III., i. [285.]
Bedford, Duchess of, ii. [425.]
Belfort, i. [370,] [374.]
Belgium, Prince Napoleon on, i. [193;]
French in, i. [211;]
trade relations with France, ii. [25;]
neutrality of, i. [298,] [302;]
foreign policy towards, i. [303,] [355,] ii. [113,] [124,] [206;]
secret Treaty, i. [320,] [340;]
in Constantinople Conference, ii.[ 109;]
Bismarck's policy in, i. [254,] ii. [74,] [83,] [345.]
Belgium, King of, i. [212,] [216.]
Belgrade, Fortress of, i. [161;]
evacuated by the Turks, i. [163.]
Belligerent Rights, Exposition of French Jurists on, i. [44,] [46,] [50.]

Benedetti, French Ambassador at Berlin, i. [293;]
on Franco-Prussian situation, i. [299;]
affront to, i. [300,] ii. [206;]
despatch from, i. [304;]
meeting with King of Prussia at Ems, i. [305.]
Benjamin, Mr., i. [122.]
Berlin, Congress at, ii. [147.]
Berlin Post, "Is War in Sight" article, ii. [72.]
Berlin, Treaty of, i. [342,] ii. [227;]
Layard on, ii. [160.]
Bermuda, [i. 130.]
Berne, ii. [256.]
Bernstorff, Count, Prussian Ambassador in London, i. [196,] [256,] [259,] [260,] [268,] [293,] [304,] [309,] [317,] [323,] [337;]
on Belgian affairs, i. [218;]
letter from Bismarck, i. [261.]
Bert, M. Paul, ii. [323.]
Berthaut, General, Minister of War, ii. [115.]
Bessarabia, ii. [142,] [367.]
Bessborough, Lord, ii. [11.]
Beust, Count, Austrian Minister, i. [162,][ 272,] [314,] [320;] ii. [202,] [231;]
and the Belgian question, i. [229;]
letter to Metternich, ii. [35.]
Beyens, Baron, Belgian Minister, i. [213.]
Biarritz, i. [197.]
Biggar, Mr., ii. [234.]
Billing, Baron de, plan to relieve Gordon, ii. [326.]
Billot, General, ii. [311.]
Bisaccia, Duc de, French Ambassador in London, ii. [57.]
Bismarck, Prince, i. [162,] [192,] [387;]
and Luxemburg railway affair, i. [168,] [213;]
and German Confederation, i. [247,] [251,] [276;]
at Ems, i. [293;]
and the Vatican, ii. [30,] [68;]
relations with Emperor, ii. [62,] [120;]
and disarmament negotiations, i. [254,] [260-5,] [270-3,] [275,] [278,] [301;]
foreign policy of, i. [179,] [211,][ 214,] [218,] [314,] [355,] ii. [14,] [29,] [49,] [54,] [70,] [72,] [74,] [77,] [82,] [124,] [205,] [345,] [358;]
with regard to Austria, ii. [42;]
and the Austro-German Alliance, ii. [194;]
and Belgium, i. [303;]
and the Eastern Question, ii. [90,] [97,] [231;]
and Egypt, ii. [150,] [297,] [325,] [338,] [339,] [352;]
and France, ii. [16,] [60,] [136,] [283,] [286,] [384;]
during war, i. [314;]
peace negotiations, i. [345,] [348,] [357,] [361,] [365,] [370,] [374,] [380,] ii. [20,] [30,] [82;]
and payment of indemnity, ii. [3;]
colonial policy, ii. [60;]
and French colonial schemes, ii. [244-5,] [251,] [259,] [264,] [268,] [342;]
and Russia, i. [338;]
and Russo-Turkish War, ii. [109;]
Suez Canal transaction, ii. [94;]
and claims of Prussia in Tunis, i. [200;]
and Favre, i. [316,] [318,] [321,] [323,] [324,] [352;]
interviews with Malet, i. [319;]
with Thiers, i. [329,] [331,] [342,] [353,] [358;]
French views of policy, ii. [107;]
and Arnim, ii. [46;]
and Boulanger, ii. [401;]
and Clarendon, i. [250,] [279;]
and Gramont, [i. 307;]
and Count Münster, ii. [388;]
and Napoleon III., i. [221,] [254,] [333;]
and Odo Russell, i. [338;]
and Waddington, ii. [168;]
on himself, ii. [61;]
on French Press, i. [271-2;]
and the German Press, i. [305;]
power of, ii. [53,] [73;]
illness of, ii.[290.]
"Bismarck, his Reflections and Reminiscences," quoted, i. [338.]
Bizerta, ii. [243.]
Black Sea Conference, i. [341,] [350,] [366;]
clauses in Treaty of Paris, concerning, i. [337;]
French policy in, i. [337,] [339;]
Russia policy in, ii. [127.]
Blairgowrie, Lord Russell at, i. [119.]
Blanqui, revolutionary leader, i. [385.]
Bleichröder, ii. [384.]
Blignières, M. de, ii. [171,] [204;]
in Egypt, ii. [189,] [238,] [261,] [278;]
resignation of, ii. [279;]
on Egyptian finances, ii. [330.]
Blockade, international law concerning, i. [97.]
Blount, Sir Edward, ii. [415.]
Blowitz, M., Times correspondent, ii. [70,] [241,] [308,] [416.]
Blue Books, publication of, i. [101,] [102,] [300.]
Boer War, i. [49;]
pay of men in, i. [110.]
Bonaparte, Prince Pierre, i. [244.]
Bonapartist Party, policy of, i. [349,] [356,] [364,] ii. [15,] [17,] [66,] [106,] [191.]
Bordeaux, i. [345,] [349.]
Bosnia, ii. [127,] [134,] [141,] [143;]
annexation of, i. [342;]
insurrection in, ii. [84.]