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

Fabrice, General von, i. [387,] ii. [3.]
Faidherbe, General, defeat at St. Quentin, i. [359.]
Fair Trade League, ii. [255.]
Fallières, M., ii. [309,] [312.]
Faon, the, French gunboat, ii. [22.]
Fashoda, i. [71.]
Favre, Jules, Minister for Foreign Affairs, i. [313,] [315,] [332,] [341,] [349,] [356,] [358,] [361,] [377,] [381,] [386,] ii. [3,] [16;]
war policy, i. [310;]
meeting with Bismarck, i. [316]-[324;]
advises diplomatists to leave Paris, i. [322;]
at Black Sea Conference, i. [350;]
Bismarck refuses safe conduct to London, i. [353;]
and peace negotiations, i. [360;]
policy attacked, i. [362;]
in the National Assembly, i. [368;]
Lyons appreciation of, i. [359,] [368.]
Fazyl Pasha, and the Young Turk Party, i. [167.]
Ferrières, i. [321.]
Ferry, M. Jules, i. [361;]
Prime Minister, ii. [230;]
policy in Tunis, ii. [240;]
and Gambetta, ii. [249;]
forms a Ministry, ii. [312;]
at Foreign Office, ii. [320;]
Egyptian policy, ii. [330,] [338;]
policy in China, ii. [339;]
resignation of, ii. [349;]
on Soudan affairs, ii. [344.]
Fielding, Hon. Percy, i. [348.]
Fire Island, kidnapped recruits at, i. [112.]
Fitzmaurice, Lord, i. [316;]
"Life of Granville," quoted, i. [342.]
Flahault, M. de, i. [92.]
Fleury, General, i. [217;]
proposed Minister at Florence, i. [230;]
and Russo-French Alliance, i. [273;]
Lord Clarendon on, i. [231.]
Floquet, M., ii. [404;]
duel with Boulanger, ii. [370;]
fails to form an administration, ii. [380.]
Florence, i. [2;]
Lyons appointed secretary of legation at, i. [6;]
Lyons appointed Minister at, i. [11;]
Fleury's mission to, i. [230.]
Florian, Count, ii. [399.]
Flourens, M. Gustave, organizes riot in Paris, i. [330.]
Flourens, M., appointed Foreign Minister, ii. [381;]
policy, ii. [398,] [406.]
Flourens, Mme., ii. [387.]
Fontainebleau, i. [197,] [375.]
Foochow, Chinese fleet destroyed at, ii. [337.]
Formosa, blockade of, ii. [337,] [344.]
Forsyth, Mr., i. [14.]
Fort Issy, i. [382.]
Fort Lafayette, i. [131.]
Fort Sumter, i. [34,] [50.]
Fort Warren, i. [71,] [74,] [75.]
Fournier, M., French Ambassador at Constantinople, ii. [169,] [182,] [205;]
withdrawn from Constantinople, ii. [210.]
Fourtou, M., ii. [114.]
France, internal affairs, i. [190,] [238,] [280,] ii. [105,] [147,] [164,] [306,] [402;]
republic declared, i. [237,] [310;]
Constitutional Government in, i. [283,] [290;]
Bismarck on, i. [271;]
government of National Defence, i. [311,] [336] et seq.;
National Assembly, i. [363;]

public v. monarchy in, i. [364;]
elections in, i. [227,] [360,] ii. [97,] [114,] [116,] [237,] [363;]
unrest among peasantry, ii. [297;]
finances, i. [236,] [358;]
Protection v. Free Trade, ii. [321,] [328,] [335.]
(See Commercial Treaties);
press campaigns against England, ii. [178,] [307,] [310,] [328,] [333,] [376;]
anti-German attacks, ii. [411;]
military power of, i. [257,] [268,] [369,] ii. [59,] [102,] [356;]
Lord Stanley on, i. [162;]
Villiers' report, ii. [310;]
and disarmament, i. [246,] [258,] [277;]
navy of, ii. [59;]
policy in U.S.A., i. [13,] [42,] [44,] [46,] [54,] [67,] [70,] [77,] [81;]
in the Moldo-Wallachian Principalities, i. [153;]
in Belgium, i. [211,] [303;]
in North Africa, i. [199;]
in Eastern Question, ii. [134;]
occupation of Rome, i. [3,] [183]-[187;]
proposes cession of Crete to Greece, i. [163.]
Franco-Prussian War, apprehensions of, i. [185,] [195;]
war declared, i. [301;]
causes of, i. [305;]
panic in Paris, i. [306;]
suggestion for armistice, i. [312,] [314,] [347;]
Bourbaki on the military situation, i. [327;]
peace party, i. [328;]
suggestion for European Congress, i. [367;]
suggested terms of Peace, i. [348;]
armistice agreed on, i. [360;]
preliminaries of Peace signed, i. [369;]
harshness of conditions, i. [373;]
Neutral Powers and, i. [371;]
the war indemnity, i. [369,] ii. [3,] [29,] [41,] [45;]
effects on the Embassy, i. [347.]
Frankfort, i. [140,] [236,] [370.]
Frederick William IV., King of Prussia, ii. [41,] [62;]
in the San Juan dispute, i. [19;]
on German unity, i. [208,] [247,] [266;]
and army, i. [207,] [247-9,] [252,] [254-6,] [348;]
on disarmament, i. [266,] [275,] [277;]
at Ems, i. [293,] [305;]
and Clarendon, i. [201,] [204;]
friendship for Arnim, ii. [46;]
relations with Bismarck, ii. [54,] [57,] [62,] [73,] [120;]
attempt to assassinate, ii. [146;]
ill-health, ii. [80,] [354.]
Frederick William, Crown Prince of Prussia, on Franco-Prussian relations, i. [207;]
in the Franco-Prussian War, i. [309;]
peaceful policy, i. [247;]
English sympathies, i. [342,] [343;]
conversation with Odo Russell, ii. [80;]
relations with Bismarck, ii. [57,] [63,] [74.]
Free Trade, decline in France, i. [241,] [245,] [290,] [372,] ii. [3,] [27,] [163.]
(See Commercial Treaties and Protection);
Lyons on, i. [284,] ii. [27.]
Frère-Orban, M., visit to Paris, i. [219.]
Freycinet, M. de, ii. [119,] [154,] [200,] [350;]
succeeds Waddington at Foreign Office, ii. [204;]
his ideal ambassador, ii. [211;]
refuses office in Gambetta Ministry, ii. [262;]
forms Ministry, ii. [277;]
retires from office, ii. [291,] [378;]
Egyptian policy, ii. [281]-[91,] [356,] [377,] [392;]
Eastern policy, ii. [223.]
Friedland, the, sent to Tunis, ii. [238.]
Fuad Pasha, Grand Vizier, on Turkish finance, i. [146;]
and the Paris Conference, i. [153;]
dismissal of, i. [155;]
alluded to, i. [151,] [155,] [166,] [167,] [171.]

Galliera, Duchess of, ii. [43.]
Gallipoli, ii. [127.]
Gallway, Colonel, sent to report on army of the Potomac, i. [128,] [129.]
Galt, Mr., Canadian Finance Minister, i. [60.]
Gambetta, minister of war, i. [325][-329,] [336,] [338,] [345,] [349,] [351,] [355,] [356,] [358,] [360;]
resigns office, i. [361;]
recovery of influence, ii. [98;]
dispute with Grévy, ii. [118;]
interview with Prince of Wales, ii. [156;]
growth of power, ii. [168;]
on foreign policy of France, ii. [205;]
resignation of, ii. [277;]
and Ferry, ii. [249;]
administrative qualities, ii. [262;]
fall from office, ii. [296;]
shot, ii. [301;]
death, ii. [305;]
policy and views of, i. [362,] [363,] [365,] [370,] ii. [8,] [64,] [67,] [99,] [106,] [119,] [133,] [147,] [166,] [197,] [198,] [226,] [237,] [266;]
Egyptian policy, ii. [177,] [181,] [261,] [290;]
St. Hilaire on, ii. [229.]
Gambia, the, ii. [198.]
Garibaldi, invades Papal States, i. [178;]
embarrassing foreign policy, i. [177;]
in Franco-Prussian war, i. [324.]

Gaulois, on Sir J. Drummond Hay, ii. [329.]
Genoa, i. [8.]
Germany. See also Prussia and Franco-German War;
Confederation question, i. [190,] [192,] [201,] [204,] [205,] [207,] [251,] [266,] [276,] [277,] [343;]
and need of seaboard, ii. [60;]
relations with Russia, ii. [42,] [324;]
military power, i. [275,] ii. [80,] [356.]
Gibraltar, i. [200,] ii. [288.]
Gladstone, on American struggle, i. [89;]
on Belgian independence, i. [212,] [214,] [218;]
on a peer's vote, i. [225,] ii. [336;]
and disarmament, i. [250,] [259;]
on the plébiscite, i. [283,] [289,] [290;]
and the Hohenzollern candidature, i. [298;]
on peace negotiations, i. [334;]
Russian sympathies, ii. [109;]
Eastern policy, ii. [228,] [231;]
Egyptian policy, ii. [274,] [329;]
visit to Paris, ii. [313;]
Bismarck's dislike of, ii. [353,] [354;]
resigns office, ii. [356;]
letters to Lyons, i. [334,] ii. [347.]
Globe, and the Anglo-Russian Agreement, ii. [143.]
Goblet, M., Prime Minister of France, ii. [380;]
foreign policy, ii. [389;]
difficulties of, ii. [392.]
Godeaux, M., ii. [172.]
Gontaut, M. de, ii. [29.]
Goodenough, Captain, i. [128.]
Gordon, General, sent to Soudan, ii. [321,] [343;]
in Khartoum, ii. [326;]
death of, ii. [343.]
Gortschakoff, Prince, i. [181,] [209,] [248,] [273,] ii. [42,] [77,] [80,] [85,] [88,] [90;]
Bismarck's abuse of, ii. [168.]
Goschen, Mr. (afterward Viscount), at Constantinople, ii. [210,] [223.]
Gozze, Count, i. [6.]
Gramont, Duc de, i. [289,] [299,] [302,] [303,] [340;]
on the Hohenzollern candidature, i. [294;]
and war, i. [307;]
letter from Napoleon, i. [304;]
Bismarck on, i. [320;]
publishes letter of Beust, ii. [35,] [36.]
Grant, General, i. [133,] [372.]
Granville, Lord, at the Foreign Office, i. [294,] [301,] [343,] [383;]
policy in Franco-Prussian War, i. [313;]
interview with Thiers, i. [316;]
on revolution in Paris, i. [379;]
Free Trade policy, ii. [27,] [257;]
Egyptian policy, ii. [274,] [277;]
succeeded by Lord Derby, ii. [54;]
on the Eastern Question, ii. [231;]
and Franco in Tunis, ii. [250;]
on peers' voting, ii. [12;]
on Waddington, ii. [314;]
succeeded by Salisbury, ii. [356;]
letters to Lyons, i. [294,] [297,] [317,] [337,] [340,] [373,] ii. [9,] [23,] [241,] [242,] [270,] [289,] [323,] [324,] [329,] [332,] [346,] [348,] [353;]
letter to Gladstone, ii. [274.]
Great Lakes, fortification of, i. [60.]
Greece, ii. [183;]
financial immorality, i. [163;]
increase of power, i. [164;]
and Turkey, i. [166,] [209,] ii. [89;]
and the Eastern question, i. [160,] ii. [131,] [223;]
frontier question, i. [206,] ii. [207,] [227,] [229.]
Greece, King of, ii. [225.]
Greeley, Mr. Horace, i. [96.]
Green, Mr., at Bucharest, i. [149,] [153,] [158.]
Grévy, M., i. [328;]
in the National Assembly, i. [365,] [368,] ii. [16;]
dispute with Gambetta, ii. [118;]
becomes President, ii. [167;]
loss of prestige, ii. [202;]
and Boulanger, ii. [367,] [393;]
New Year's reception, ii. [305;]
and peace policy, ii. [382,] [383.]
Grey, General, letter to Clarendon, i. [211.]
Griffith, Mr., i. [28.]
Grousset, Paschal, i. [383.]

Halifax, i. [73,] [74.]
Halim, ii. [261;]
proposed to make Khedive, ii. [280.]
Hammond, Mr., Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, views and opinions of, i. [63,] [64,] [77,] [86,] [294,] [299;]
letter to Lyons, i. [172.]
Hauseman, ii. [46.]
d'Harcourt, Emmanuel, ii. [91,] [100,] [144.]
Harney, General. i. [19,] [23.]
Harper's Ferry, i. [20.]
Hartington, Lord, ii. [330,] [332,] [371.]
Hartmann, nihilist, ii. [207.]
Hatfield, Lyons at, ii. [222.]
Havannah, i. [54.]
Hay, Sir J. Drummond, ii. [329.]
Haymerle and the Austro-German Alliance, ii. [194.]

Head, Sir Edmund, Governor-General of Canada, i. [39,] [50.]
Heneage, Mr., i. [132.]
Herat, ii. [352.]
Herbert, Sir Michael, i. [90.]
Herbette, M. d', ii. [386.]
Heron's Ghyll, Lyons at, ii. [424.]
Herzegovina, ii. [141;]
annexation of, i. [342;]
insurrection in, ii. [84;]
and the Andrassy Note, ii. [96,] [127.]
Hesse, i. [285.]
Hicks Pasha, disaster in Soudan, ii. [320,] [325.]
Hobart Pasha, ii. [136.]
Hohenlohe, Prince, ii. [31,] [69,] [292.]
Hohenzollern, candidature for Spain, i. [294,] [296,] [305.]
Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, Prince Charles of, chosen Hereditary Prince of Roumania, i. [155-157;]
invested at Constantinople, i. [158.]
Holland, i. [217;]
and Luxembourg, i. [165,] [168;]
foreign designs on, i. [304,] [355,] ii. [83;]
suggestions for protection of, ii. [113;]
foreign relations, ii. [124;]
in Constantinople Conference, ii. [109;]
Bismarck's policy, ii. [345.]
Hope, Sir James, i. [133.]
Hope, Lady Mary, ii. [424.]
Hope-Scott, James, ii. [418.]
Hotham, Captain, ii. [22.]
Hovas, Queen of the, ii. [301.]
Howard, Lady Mary, ii. [418,] [423.]
Hoyos, Count, ii. [387.]
Hudson, Sir James, note to the Sardinian Government, i. [10.]
Hugo, Victor, i. [224,] [363,] [370,] [371;]
death and funeral, ii. [354.]
Hungary, policy of Russia concerning, ii. [134.]
Hussein Khan, ii. [216.]

Iddesleigh, Lord, Foreign Secretary, ii. [375;]
death of, ii. [383.]
Ignatieff, General, Russian Minister at Constantinople, i. [148,] [158;]
mission to London, ii. [109;]
foreign policy, ii. [128,] [130.]
Imperialists, policy of, ii. [56.]
India, ii. [137,] [205.]
International Law on blockade, i. [97.]
Irish emigrants in U.S.A., i. [15,] [16,] [25,] [69;]
liability to service, i. [109,] [114,] [115;]
secret societies, i. [40.]
Irish Church Bill, i. [224,] ii. [10,] [11.]
Irish Nationalists, ii. [232.]
Isabella, Queen, in France, ii. [22.]
Ismail, Khedive, i. [221,] [222,] [239;]
and Suez Canal Shares, ii. [85;]
and Russo-Turkish War, ii. [110,] [155,] [171;]
warning to, ii. [177;]
deposed, ii. [185;]
proposal to restore, ii. [344.]
Italy, ii. [55;]
neutral policy, i. [298,] [302;]
Bismarck on, i. [321;]
Eastern policy, i. [164;]
and Prussia, i. [178,] [193;]
and Savoy, i. [382;]
policy in Tunis, ii. [240,] [248.]