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

Bosphore Egyptien, suspended, ii. [352.]
Boston, i. [73,] [75;]
harbour, i. [64.]
Boulanger, General, ii. [121;]
policy, ii. [367,] [384,] [385,] [393,] [403;]
and the army, ii. [365,] [383;]
popularity of, ii. [366;]
at Longchamps, ii. [369;]
mobilization scheme, ii. [401,] [411;]
transferred to Clermont-Ferrand, ii. [409.]
Bourbaki, General, i. [327,] [354;]
on the military situation, i. [327;]
at Bourges, i. [348;]
defeated, i. [359;]
army not included in armistice, i. [360.]
Bourges, Bourbaki at, i. [348.]
Brassey, Mr., application for railway concession, i. [176.]
Bray, Bavarian Minister, i. [302.]
Brodie, attaché at Washington, i. [87.]
Broglie, Duc de, at Black Sea Conference, i. [341;]
French Ambassador in London, ii. [22,] [23,] [24;]
in French politics, ii. [64,] [67,] [100;]
becomes Prime Minister, ii. [111;]
unpopularity of, ii. [113.]
Browning, Mr. and Mrs., ii. [422.]
Bruce, Sir Frederick, i. [140,] [141.]
Brünnow, Baron, i. [186,] ii. [38.]
Buchanan, President (U.S.A.), i. [12,] [19,] [23,] [29;]
invitation to Prince of Wales, i. [25;]
letter from Queen Victoria, i. [26.]
Bucharest, i. [149.]
Buffet, M., i. [282.]
Bulgaria, i. [166-8,] ii. [142,] [143;]
proposed limits of, ii. [130;]
Union with Eastern Roumelia, ii. [360;]
Russia in, ii. [367,] [391,] [399.]
Bull's Run, Fight of, i. [47]-[50,] [110.]
Bülow, Count von, ii. [53,] [74,] [87.]
Bulwer, Sir Henry, at the Constantinople Embassy, i. [145,] [146;]
opinion on a Turkish Navy, i. [152.]
Bulwer, Lady, i. [146.]
Bunch, Mr., British Consul at Charleston, i. [42,] [51-53,] [72,] [94.]
Burmah, ii. [358;]
English in, ii. [360;]
annexation of, ii. [361.]
Burnley, Mr., Chargé d'Affaires in Washington, i. [134,] [136.]
Burns, Mr., ii. [343.]
Busch, M., ii. [130;]
quoted, ii. [82,] [344,] [352.]
Butt, Bishop, ii. [427.]
Buyak Dere, ii. [138.]

Cagliari case, i. [8-11.]
Cairo, intrigues at, ii. [87,] [258;]
British troops enter, ii. [285;]
Northbrook mission to, ii. [332.]
Calais, ii. [22.]
Calcutta, i. [223.]
Calice, Baron, ii. [130.]
Cambridge, Duke of, i. [379.]
Canada, i. [15,] [119;]
defences of, i. [40,] [43,] [49,] [60,] [72,] [74,] [80,] [132,] [134,] [291;]
despatch of troops to, i. [54;]
Reciprocity Treaties, i. [17,] [123.]
Caradoc, the, i. [146.]
Carafa, Signor, Neapolitan Foreign Minister, i. [9,] [11.]
Carey, Capt., ii. [194.]
Carnarvon, Lord, resigns office, ii. [123.]
Cass, Miss, ii. [398.]
Cass, General, i. [12.]
Cayenne, i. [243.]
Ceylon, i. [223.]
Chalons, i. [204;]
French army at i. [307].
Chambord, Comte de, i. [364;] ii. [2,] [9,] [18,] [21,] [25,] [56,] [57,] [64,] [66;]
proclamation of, ii. [7;]
White Flag manifesto, ii. [47.]
Chanzy, General, at Le Mans, i. [348,] [354,] [359;]
suggested President, ii. [118,] [197;]
death of, ii. [305.]
Charles X. of France, i. [254.]
Charleston, fighting at, i. [34,] [51;]
prices in, during war, i. [94.]
Charmes, M., ii. [376,] [387.]
Chartres, Duc de, ii. [3,] [365.]
Chase, Mr., Secretary of Treasury, U.S., i. [43,] [119.]
Chasseurs d'Afrique, ii. [118.]
Chatsworth, Lyons at, ii. [222.]
Chattanooga, i. [120.]
Chaudordy, Comte de, i. [325;]
and the elections, i. [338;]
policy at Tours, i. [339;]
on the recognition of the Government, i. [357,] [362;]
on cession of territory, i. [329;]
and Black Sea Conference, i. [366,] [371;]
at Constantinople Conference, ii. [109,] [398.]
Cherbourg, i. [303.]
Cherif Pasha, ii. [174,] [204.]
Childers, Mr., ii. [330.]
China, French Treaty with, ii. [327;]
French war with, ii. [337.]
Chios, ii. [159.]

Chislehurst, Empress Eugénie at, i. [327;]
reported review by Napoleon at, ii. [21;]
death of Napoleon at, ii. [36.]
Choiseul, ii. [231.]
Christ Church, Oxford, Lord Lyons at, i. [1.]
Christiania, i. [345.]
Christians in Turkey, i. [160,] [165,] [167.]
Civita Vecchia, i. [8,] [180,] ii. [55.]
Claremont, Colonel, British military attaché in Paris, i. [194,] [196,] [245,] [351,] [377;]
on French army, i. [281.]
Clarendon, Lord, interest in Lyons, i. [6,] [8,] [174;]
and the Cagliari case, i. [9;]
succeeds Lord Russell as Foreign Secretary, i. [149;]
on Roumanian affairs, i. [156;]
on Franco-Prussian relations, i. [201;]
and Napoleon III., i. [203;]
return to office, i. [205;]
and proposed Turco-Greek Conference, i. [210;]
on foreign affairs, i. [214,] [216;]
on French politics, i. [231,] [237,] [241;]
on disarmament, i. [247,] [251,] [256,] [301;]
views on the plébiscite, i. [287;]
on North American colonies, i. [292;]
and party voting, ii. [11;]
Bismarck's tribute to, i. [279;]
death of, i. [294;]
his private correspondence, i. [221;]
letters to Lyons, i. [207,] [215,] [217,] [225,] [234,] [236,] [247,] [259,] [260,] [266,] [276,] [282,] [287,] [293;]
letters to Loftus, i. [267,] [251.]
Clémenceau, M., ii. [201,] [350;]
open letter from de Blignières to, ii. [279.]
Clermont-Ferrand, ii. [409.]
Cleveland, Duchess of, ii. [424.]
Coasting trade with U.S.A., i. [17.]
Cobden, on intervention in American Civil War, i. [92.]
Cochin China, ii. [103.]
Cologne, i. [193.]
Commercial Treaties, Anglo-French negotiations, i. [239,] [241,] [243,] [245,] [284,] [368,] [372;] ii. [3,] [7,] [8,] [14,] [33,] [43,] [163,] [165,] [206,] [252,] [261,] [265,] [269,] [315.]
Commune, termination of, i. [388.]
Compiègne, i. [206.]
Congo Conference, ii. [334.]
Connecticut, i. [113.]
Conolly, General, ii. [102.]
Conscription Act, in U.S., i. [115.]
Constantinople i. [5;]
Embassy at, offered to Lyons, i. [144;]
position of British ambassador at, i. [147;]
intrigues, i. [149,] [151;]
discontent among Mussulmans, i. [167;]
railway scheme, i. [176;]
Russian policy in, ii. [52,] [124;]
Moustier's policy in, i. [206;]
Conference at, ii. [106,] [107,] [108,] [109,] [398.]
Corfu, ii. [224.]
Cotton trade with America, i. [31,] [88,] [89;]
during the war, i. [115,] [118,] [122.]
Courbet, Admiral, ii. [322;]
in Chinese war, ii. [337.]
Courbevoie, i. [381.]
Courcel, overtures from Bismarck, ii. [353.]
Coutouly, M., ii. [182.]
Couza, Prince, i. [149,] [150,] [157;]
deposed, i. [153.]
Cowley, Lord, i. [70,] [225;]
on Eastern question, i. [170;]
on Ambassadors' votes, ii. [9;]
visit to Napoleon, i. [197;]
letter to Lord Lyons, i. [165.]
Cowper, Lady, ii. [421.]
Crampton, Sir John, i. [41,] [42.]
Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus, ii. [421.]
Cremer, Mr., ii. [342.]
Crete, i. [148,] [180,] [300,] ii. [159,] [426;]
insurrection in, i. [160,] [163,] [208;]
proposed cession to Greece, i. [163,] [206;]
Omar Pasha sent to, i. [166;]
settlement in Turco-Greek Conference, i. [210.]
Cridland, Mr., i. [122.]
Crimean war, allusions to, i. [4,] [49,] [129,] [170,] ii. [229,] [417.]
Cromer, Earl of. See Baring.
Crowe, Sir Joseph, ii. [196,] [253,] [323.]
Cuba, United States and, i. [13,] [15.]
Curaçoa, H.M.S., i. [12.]
Currie, Lord, ii. [371.]
Cuvier, the, French gunboat, ii. [22.]
Cygnet, H.M.S., i. [100.]
Cyprus, ii. [143,] [150,] [151.]
Czacki, Mgr., ii. [233.]
Czarewitch, ill-will to Prussia, i. [255,] [260.]

Daily Telegraph, letter on Lyons' opinions, ii. [129.]
Daira Land, administration of the, ii. [340.]
Dallas, Mr., U.S. Minister in London, i. [18,] [38.]
Damietta, ii. [188.]

Danube, Russian policy, ii. [145.]
Dardanelles, the, i. 350, ii. [123,] [224.]
Daru, Count, i. [243,] [247,] [251,] [256,] [261,] [282;]
on disarmament, i. [258,] [265,] [274,] [301;]
on political situation in France, i. [244;]
on Bismarck's policy, i. [257;]
and the plébiscite, i. [289.]
Davies, Jefferson, i. [89,] [121,] [123.]
Dayton, Mr., i. [46.]
Débuts, anti-English articles in, ii. [180,] [376.]
Décazes, Duc, ii. [50;]
French Foreign Minister, ii. [56;]
and the suzerainty of Tunis, ii. [60;]
and ministerial crisis, ii. [67;]
on foreign affairs, ii. [68;]
and the war scare, ii. [71,] [83;]
policy in Russo-Turkish war, ii. [109;]
internal policy, ii. [90,] [100,] [112;]
suggests secret treaty to England, ii. [113.]
Declaration of Paris, allusions to, i. [38,] [42.]
Denmark, Bismarck and, i. [272,] [278;]
Danish War, i. [177;]
position before Franco-Prussian War, i. [302;]
and Russia, i. [355.]
Derby, Earl of. See Stanley.
Dervish Pasha, ii. [284.]
Des Michels, M., ii. [231.]
Dilke, Sir Charles, ii. [197;]
and Anglo-French commercial negotiations, ii. [253,] [263,] [269;]
his Cherbourg speech, ii. [244.]
Disarmament negotiations, i. [246] et seq.
Disraeli, Benjamin (Lord Beaconsfield), ii. [61;]
quoted, ii. [138,] [417;]
on Franco-Prussian relations, i. [208;]
on Anglo-French relations, ii. [73.]
Dix, Maj.-General John A., Report to, on recruiting system, i. [112-3,] [131;]
and raid of St. Albans, i. [135.]
Döllinger movement, ii. [31.]
Domain Land, administration in, ii. [340.]
Dongorita, ii. [386,] [388.]
Douglas, Governor, i. [19,] [43.]
Dragoman system, Lyons dislike of, i. [146,] [150,] [175.]
Dresden, Lyons attaché at, i. [2.]
Duclerc, M., ii. [154;]
forms a Ministry, ii. [293;]
refuses office of Foreign Minister, ii. [380.]
Ducrot, General, ii. [111,] [115.]
Dufaure, M., in the National Assembly, i. [365;]
President of the Council, ii. [119;]
resigns office, ii. [167.]
Dufferin, Lord, ii. [284,] [287;]
in Egypt, ii. [297,] [299,] [317.]
Dulcigno, ii. [274;]
demonstration at, ii. [228;]
surrender of, ii. [232.]
Dundas, Admiral, i. [5.]
Dunkirk, ii. [22.]
Dupanloup, Mgr., Bishop of Orleans, ii. [114.]

Eastern Question, i. [221] et seq.;
reopened, ii. [84,] [89,] [95;]
Salisbury's circular on, ii. [132.]
Edinburgh, Duke of, offer of throne of Spain to, i. [200.]
Egerton, Sir Edwin, ii. [412.]
Egypt, affairs of, ii. [128,] [154,] [163,] [203;]
crisis in, ii. [171;]
controllers appointed, ii. [189;]
question of independence, i. [240;]
Dual Note presented, ii. [270;]
proposed Foreign Commission, ii. [273;]
Turkish Commission in, ii. [284;]
Conference on situation, ii. [285,] [333;]
Italy refuses to join England in, ii. [293;]
Loan Decree, ii. [357;]
question of evacuation, ii. [389;]
Anglo-Turkish Convention, ii. [405,] [409;]
financial affairs, ii. [330;]
proposed Conference on, ii. [325;]
French counter-proposals, ii. [341;]
settlement of, ii. [347;]
English policy in, ii. [89,] [109,] [123,] [133,] [139,] [153,] [187-9;]
Anglo-French action in, ii. [182;]
Anglo-French relations in, ii. [246,] [258,] [296,] [302,] [304,] [375;]
French policy in, ii. [103,] [386;]
fears of English annexation, ii. [135;]
French retirement from, ii. [291,] [293;]
National Party in, ii. [273;]
foreign interests in, ii. [104;]
Derby's policy in, ii. [122.]
Elliot, Sir Henry, ii. [216.]
Elysée, the, New Year's reception at, ii. [305.]
Emancipation of Slaves, i. [95.]
Emly, Lord, letter to Czacki, ii. [234.]
Ems, interviews at, i. [305;]
visit of Emperor of Russia, i. [293.]
Enfida estate dispute, ii. [238.]

England, relations with the Papal Government, i. [4;]
and the Neapolitan Government, i. [9;]
and with U.S.A., i. [12;]
and Belgian independence, i. [212;]
commercial relations with France, i. [239,] ii. [25.]
(See Commercial Treaties);
expenditure on armament, i. [278;]
position in Franco-Prussian question, i. [203,] [205,] [314,] [317;]
and peace negotiations, i. [334;]
military forces of, ii. [288;]
military preparations in Central Asia, ii. [346;]
press in, ii. [335.]
Erlanger, Baron Emile d', ii. [93.]
Errington, M.P., Mr. G., ii. [236;]
secret mission to the Vatican, ii. [339.]
Erskine, Mr., British Minister at Athens, i. [149.]
Eugénie, Empress, on foreign affairs, i. [179,] [180,] [191;]
visit to the East, i. [236,] [239;]
proposed visit to India, i. [222;]
on Queen Victoria's postponed visit, i. [197;]
on Spanish affairs, i. [205,] [207;]
and the war, i. [308,] [309,] [316;]
on home affairs, i. [235,] [245;]
withdrawal from politics, i. [241;]
press attacks on, i. [244;]
a fugitive, i. [310;]
at Chislehurst, i. [327,] ii. [22;]
Bismarck on, i. [271.]
European Conference at Constantinople, ii. [85,] [106;]
at Berlin, ii. [125,] [126,] [147.]
Exclusion Bill, ii. [309,] [311.]
Expulsion Bill, ii. [365,] [366.]