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

Jahde, i. [228.]
James river, America, i. [83.]
Janina, ii. [183.]
Jecker bonds, i. [218.]
Jenner, Mr., i. [87.]
Johnstone, Mr. Horace, i. [127.]
Joinville, Prince de, ii. [3,] [7,] [34.]
Journal officiel, i. [315,] ii. [320.]
Juarez, i. [13.]

Karolyi, ii. [391.]
Kars, ii. [143.]
Kemble, Adelaide, ii. [422.]
Kemble, Fanny, ii. [422.]
Kennedy, i. [140.]
Kentucky, i. [60.]
Kern, M., Swiss Minister at Paris, ii. [255.]
Khaireddin Pasha, ii. [167,] [196.]
Khartoum, ii. 322; Gordon in, ii. [326;]
expedition to, ii. [341;]
fall of, ii. [343.]
Khedive. See Ismail.
Kiel, i. [204.]
Kitchener, Major (Lord), Rochefort's abuse of, ii. [358.]
Klazko, Mgr., i. [272,] [278,] [294.]
Knollys, Viscount, ii. [152.]
Knowsley, Lyons at, ii. [222,] [424.]
Kroumirs, the, ii. [240,] [301.]

Lacour, M. Challemel, ii. [211,] [257,] [310;]
becomes Foreign Minister, ii. [312;]
on Egyptian question, ii. [316;]
resignation of, ii. [320.]
Lagarde, the Abbé, i. [385.]
Land Bill (English), i. [294.]

Landsturm Bill, ii. [62.]
Lang-Son, French defeat at, ii. [349.]
Lascelles, Sir Frank, i. [377.]
La Tour d'Auvergne, La Prince de, i. [208,] [233,] [234,] [240,] [241,] [308,] [310.]
La Valette, M. de, i. [206,] [218,] [223,] [234,] [242,] [256,] [261,] [287,] [298,] [300-303;]
on home policy, i. [229;]
and disarmament, i. [247;]
on the Hohenzollern candidature, i. [295;]
on political situation, i. [285.]
Layard, Mr. (Sir Henry), i. [295,] [347;]
reports from Constantinople, ii. [123,] [127;]
the Anglo-Turkish Convention, ii. [140,] [142,] [143;]
on Treaty of Berlin, ii. [160;]
withdrawn from Constantinople, ii. [209;]
letter to Lyons, ii. [137,] [138.]
League of Patriots, ii. [402.]
Lebœuf, on France's readiness for war, i. [307.]
Le Flô, General, ii. [29;]
conversation with Alexander of Russia, ii. [52,] [54.]
Legh, Mr. (Lord Newton), ii. [220.]
Legitimists, policy of, i. [228,] [364,] [368,] ii. [15,] [18,] [25,] [56;]
and Comte de Chambord, ii. [7;]
proposed fusion with Orleanists, ii. [21;]
White Flag Manifesto, ii. [47.]
Leighton, Sir Frederick, ii. [423.]
Le Mans, Chanzy at, i. [348,] [359.]
Leo XIII., ii. [425.]
Lesseps, M. de, ii. [86;]
and Suez Canal Shares, ii. [90,] [93,] [321;]
on Soudan expedition, ii. [343.]
Levy, Mr., and the Enfida estate, ii. [238.]
Lhuys, Drouyn de, i. [241.]
Liberté, publishes secret negotiations, i. [301.]
Lincoln, President Abraham, i. [29,] [34,] [47,] [60,] [65,] [69,] [81,] [88,] [93,] [98,] [100,] [115,] [140;]
issues proclamations of Emancipation, i. [95;]
and the U.S. Army, i. [110.]
Lindau, employed as secret agent by Bismarck, ii. [46.]
Lindsay, Major-General, i. [129.]
Lisbon, i. [144.]
Little, Mrs., ii. [417.]
Lobanoff, Prince, ii. [130.]
Loftus, Lord Augustus, British Ambassador at Berlin, i. [250,] [295;]
despatches from, i. [218,] [273,] [276,] [285,] [293;]
interview with Bismarck, i. [254,] [261,] [270,] [275;]
letters to Clarendon, i. [254,] [270.]
Longchamps, Reviews at, ii. [368,] [369,] [410.]
Longworth, Mr., i. [161.]
Lord Mayor, in Paris, ii. [64.]
Lords, House of, Lyons vote in, i. [226,] ii. [9,] [336.]
Lorraine. See Alsace and Lorraine.
Louis XVI., i. [254.]
Louis Philippe, i. [254.]
Louis, Prince Imperial, ii. [102;]
death of, ii. [190-193.]
Lumley, British Minister at Brussels, ii. [75.]
Luxembourg, report of cession to France, i. [165;]
Prussia refuses consent to sell, i. [168;]
conference in London, i. [169;]
railway affair, i. [211,] [257;]
Commission in London, i. [219.]
Lynch Law, i. [21.]
Lyons, strength of garrisons at, i. [268,] [349.]
Lyons, Richard Bickerton Pemell, Lord, early life, i. [1;]
succeeds to the peerage, i. [11;]
Mission to Naples respecting Cagliari case, i. [8-11;]
appointed Minister at Florence, i. [11;]
offer of the Washington Legation, i. [11;]
with Prince of Wales in Canada, i. [25;] a G.C.B., i. [76;]
visits to Canada, i. [119,] [134;]
returns to London on account of ill-health, i. [89,] [136;]
resigns U.S. Legation, i. [139;]
receives the degree of D.C.L., i. [144;]
appointed to the Embassy at Constantinople, i. [144;]
to Paris Embassy, i. [177;]
removes with Embassy to Tours, i. [322;]
to Bordeaux, i. [345;]
returns to Paris, i. [375;]
invited to represent England at Berlin Congress, ii. [125;]
proffered resignation, ii. [394;]
offer of Foreign Secretaryship, ii. [371;]
termination of office, ii. [411;]
created an earl, ii. [412;]
death, ii. [412;]
his personal characteristics, ii. [213]-[222,] [412;]
in private life, ii. [415.]
Letters from Lyons—
to Lord Clarendon, i. [149,] [152,] [153,] [206,] [213,] [219,] [224,] [227,] [228,] [230,] [233,] [235,] [239,] [241,] [244,] [248,] [256,] [273,] [280,] [283,] [285,] [288,] [290.]
to Earl Cowley, i. [154,] [158,] [174.]

to Lord Derby, i. [156,] ii. [54,] [66,] [95,] [102,] [107,] [111,] [112,] [117,] [119,] [127.]
to Sir C. Dilke, ii. [254,] [255.]
to Lord Granville, i. [296,] [299,] [301,] [303,] [305,] [308,] [312,] [315,] [322,] [325,] [329,] [338,] [350,] [355,] [356,] [361,] [365,] [367,] [371,] [374,] [376,] [380,] [382,] [385,] [386,] ii. [2,] [7,] [13,] [15,] [21,] [24,] [26,] [34,] [36,] [37,] [39,] [47,] [48,] [50,] [223,] [225,] [226,] [229,] [230,] [233,] [235,] [239,] [243,] [247,] [248,] [249,] [258,] [261,] [262,] [263,] [265,] [271,] [275,] [278,] [280,] [281,] [283,] [286,] [292,] [296,] [298,] [300,] [302,] [303,] [308,] [309,] [312,] [313,] [314,] [315,] [317,] [319,] [320,] [321,] [323,] [326,] [328,] [330,] [334,] [338,] [339,] [341,] [342,] [345,] [350,] [351,] [352.]
to Mr. Green, i. [158.]
to Mr. Griffith, i. [28.]
to Mr. Hammond, i. [127,] [132,] [309,] [346.]
to Sir Edmund Head, i. [39,] [50.]
to Lord Iddesleigh, ii. [375,] [377,] [378,] [379,] [381.]
to Mr. Layard (Sir H.), i. [347,] ii. [207.]
to Captain Lyons, i. [5.]
to Lady Lytton, ii. [209.]
to Lord Malmesbury, i. [13,] [14.]
to Admiral Sir A. Milne, i. [104.]
to Viscount Monck, i. [123.]
to Duke of Newcastle, i. [28,] [29.]
to Lord Rosebery, ii. [363,] [365,] [366,] [367,] [368,] [374.]
to Lord John Russell, i. [17,] [20,] [21,] [26,] [30,] [31,] [36,] [41,] [42,] [47,] [55,] [57,] [59,] [65,] [67,] [71,] [74,] [82,] [85,] [88,] [101,] [102,] [115,] [120,] [122,] [128,] [136,] [143,] [145.]
to Lord Odo Russell, ii. [30,] [42,] [51,] [129.]
to Lord Salisbury, ii. [134,] [139,] [145,] [151,] [152,] [156,] [165,] [169,] [171,] [180,] [191,] [192,] [195,] [196,] [198,] [202,] [204,] [357,] [371,] [383,] [387,] [388,] [389,] [392,] [394,] [396,] [398,] [400,] [402,] [403,] [404,] [405,] [410.]
to Mr. Seward, i. [131,] [140.]
to Mr. Stuart, i. [139,] [156.]
to Lord Stanley (Earl Derby), i. [156,] [159,] [166,] [179,] [182,] [186,] [187,] [190,] [197,] [201,] [203.]
to Prince of Wales, ii. [98.]
Lyons, Admiral Sir Edmund, first baron, i. [1.]
Lyons, Captain Edmund, i. [5,] ii. [417.]
Lytton, Lord, ii. [52,] [209;]
succeeds Lyons at Paris Embassy, ii. [411;]
letter to Lyons, ii. [60.]

McClellan, General, i. [56,] [57,] [65,] [89.]
McHugh, Mr. James, i. [131.]
McLane, Mr., i. [13,] [14.]
MacMahon, Marshal, i. [306,] ii. [38;]
succeeds Thiers as President, ii. [43;]
and war scare, ii. [83;]
policy of, ii. [56,] [67,] [97,] [105,] [111;]
character, ii. [100;]
Gambetta on, ii. [100;]
election defeat, ii. [116;]
resigns office, ii. [167.]
MacMahon, Madame la Maréchale, ii. [47,] [114.]
Madagascar, ii. [300,] [301,] [307,] [318,] [360,] [380.]
Magee, Mr., Consul at Mobile, i. [97,] [121.]
Magicienne, the, i. [100,] [103.]
Magne, M., finance minister, ii. [59.]
Malet, Sir Edward, accompanies Lyons to the Washington Legation, i. [90;]
on Lyons' work at, i. [137;]
transferred to Lisbon, i. [140;]
accompanies Lyons to Constantinople, i. [144;]
to Paris, i. [177;]
emissary to Bismarck, i. [318;]
alluded to, i. [347,] [377,] [383,] [387,] ii. [128;]
in Egypt, ii. [238,] [271,] [276;]
letter to Lyons, i. [319.]
Malmesbury, Lord, foreign secretary, i. [2,] [8,] ii. [11;]
in the Cagliari case, i. [10]-[14;]
succeeded by Lord John Russell, i. [17.]
Malta, i. [5,] [146,] ii. [139,] [243,] [288;]
troops in, ii. [290;]
Lyons' boyhood at, ii. [417.]
Marne river, i. [345.]
Marseilles, i. [349;] riots at, ii. [248.]
Martel, M., ii. [114.]
Martin, Sir Theodore, i. [61.]
Martino, ii. [177.]
Marvin, Mr., ii. [143.]
Mary, Grand Duchess, of Russia, i. [235.]
Maryland, i. [60.]
Mason, Mr., Confederate delegate to England, seized on board the Trent, i. [54;]
alluded to, i. [59,] [60,] [63,] [74,] [81;]
failure of mission to Europe, i. [121.]
Matamoros, i. [100,] [104.]
Mathilde, Princess, i. [223.]
Mayence, i. [265.]

Mazzinians, revolt of the, i. [9.]
Mazzini, plot against Napoleon, i. [188.]
Mediterranean, English power in, ii. [109,] [113,] [140,] [200;]
fleet ordered to Constantinople, ii. [123;]
Indian troops in, ii. [132.]
Mehmet Ali, ii. [276.]
Menabrea, General, ii. [294;]
on Sir J. Drummond Hay, ii. [329;]
Ministry, i. [186.]
Mentana, i. [178.]
Mercantile Marine Law in France, ii. [24.]
Mercier, M., French Minister in U.S.A., i. [32-34,] [46,] [66,] [115,] [156;]
friendly relations with Lyons, i. [44,] [54;]
on Trent case, i. [68,] [70;]
visits Confederate headquarters, i. [82;]
on American Civil War, i. [82;]
proposal of foreign intervention, i. [90,] [96.]
Merv, ii. [325.]
Mesopotamia, Russian policy in, ii. [137.]
Metternich, Prince, Austrian Ambassador in Paris, i. [287,] [318,] [338;]
letter from Beust, ii. [35.]
Metz, i. [304,] [358;]
French army at, i. [307,] [321,] [327;]
capitulation of, i. [329,] [351.]
Mexico, United States policy in, i. [13,] [15,] [21;]
expedition against, i. [70;]
French in, i. [177,] [218;]
Emperor of, i. [133.]
Michel, Louise, ii. [316.]
Midhat Pasha, ii. [196.]
Military attachés, i. [120.]
Military efficiency, Lord Palmerston on, i. [48.]
Militia regiments in U.S., i. [47,] [50.]
Milne, Admiral Sir A., i. [39,] [52,] [58,] [59,] [100,] [104,] [119.]
Missouri, i. [60.]
Mobile, i. [97,] [121.]
Mohrenheim, Baron, ii. [325.]
Moldo-Wallachian Principalities, i. [148-150.]
Moltke, General von, i. [354,] [374,] ii. [30;]
on Germany's position in Europe, i. [196;]
on Franco-Prussian relations, i. [201;]
on relations with Russia, i. [202;]
and Clarendon, i. [203;]
and the war scare, ii. [74.]
Monck, Lord, Governor-General of Canada, i. [60,] [125,] [126;]
and Canadian defence, i. [132,] [133.]
Moniteur, article in, i. [159.]
Monroe doctrine, i. [23.]
Monson, Mr., attaché at Washington, i. [87.]
Montebello, M. de, ii. [165;]
Eastern policy, ii.[ 225,] [407.]
Montenegro, ii. [142,] [227;]
surrender of Dulcigno to, ii. [232;]
Prince of, ii. [226.]
Montpensier, i. [294.]
Moore, Mr., i. [122.]
Morier, Sir Robert, quoted, i. [344,] ii. [82.]
Morocco, French policy in, ii. [386.]
Morrill Tariff (U.S.), i. [57.]
Moscow, coronation, ii. [314.]
Mouchy, Duc de, i. [233.]
Moustier, Marquis de, French Ambassador at Constantinople, i. [147,] [148,] [153;]
and Roumanian difficulty, i. [156,] [158;]
Eastern policy, i. [165,] [186,] [192;]
and Prussia, i. [195;]
succeeded by de la Valette, i. [206;]
alluded to, i. [202,] [203.]
Münster, Count, German Ambassador in London, ii. [75;]
on the German army, ii. [80;]
and French policy in Tunis, ii. [139;]
at French Embassy, ii. [388,] [410.]
Münster, Countess Marie, ii. [387.]
Murat, Prince Joachim, i. [233.]
Muscovite party, and Germany, i. [255.]
Mussulmans, and the Roman Catholic Church, ii. [4;]
population in Turkey, i. [161;]
discontent among, i. [167;]
position in Bulgaria, ii. [227.]
Musurus Pasha, i. [152,] [171,] [ii. 348.]