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

Naples, i. [8,] [146.]
Napoleon III., Emperor of France, i. [8;]
proposal of intervention in American Civil War, i. [92;]
Pro-Russian sympathies, i. [165.] [170;]
foreign policy, i. [183,] [187,] [213,] [215.] [220,] [238;]
on foreign policy of Prussia, i. [192;]
on Franco-Prussian situation, i. [203;]
on Spanish affairs, i. [207;]
love of Conferences, i. [209;]
ill-health of, i. [236;]
plot, against, i. [285;]
position in France, i. [187,] [197,] [235;]
home policy, i. [227-9,] [232,] [234,] [237,] [240,] [250;]
and Constitutional Government, i. [190,] [274;]
and the plébiscite, i. [280,] [291;]
disposition for peace, i. [191,] [296;]
with the army, i. [307,] [355;]
question of restoration, ii. [17;]
at Chislehurst, ii. [21;]
death of, ii. [36;]
Bismarck on, i. [254,] [320,] [333;]
friendship for Clarendon, i. [201;]
letter to Gramont, i. [304.]

Napoleon, Prince, on the "Roman" question, i. [181;]
on French foreign policy, i. [185;]
on war with Germany, i. [191,] [194,] [203;]
visit to Germany, i. [191;]
Proclamation denouncing the Republic, ii. [305,] [309;]
arrest, ii. [308;]
release, ii. [311;]
expulsion from France, ii. [366;]
alluded to, i. [235,] ii. [2,] [64,] [191.]
National Assembly, at Versailles, i. [373.]
National Guards, defection of, i. [376;]
at Courbevoie, i. [381.]
Neapolitan troops, i. [9.]
Nelidoff, M. de, ii. [389.]
Newcastle, Duke of, Colonial Secretary, i. [24,] [28,] [29.]
Newfoundland Fisheries, ii. [103,] [153,] [156,] [197,] [356,] [384,] [386.]
Newfoundland, Governor of, on colonial questions, i. [292.]
New Hampshire, i. [113.]
New Hebrides, ii. [314,] [374,] [386,] [388,] [390,] [407,] [409.]
New Orleans, i. [83;] captured, i. [93.]
New York, i. [111,] [113,] [115;]
visit of Russian squadron to, i. [120.]
Nice, ii. [26.]
Nicholas, Grand Duke, ii. [137.]
Niel, Marshal, orations by, i. [196.]
Nigra, Italian minister in Paris, i. [186.]
Noailles, Marquis de, ii. [197,] [287.]
Nobiling, attempt to assassinate German Emperor, ii. [146.]
Noir, Victor, i. [244.]
Norfolk, America, i. [83.]
Norfolk, Duke of, i. [11,] ii. [417.]
Norfolk, Duchess of, i. [139,] ii. [218,] [373,] [424.]
Normanby, Lord, Minister at Florence, i. [7,] [8,] [87;]
on Parliamentary voting, ii. [9.]
Northbrook, Lord, mission to Cairo, ii. [332;]
return to England, ii. [337.]
North Carolina, revolt in, i. [35.]
North German Gazette, articles in, i. [299,] [305.]
North Sea, Prussian fortifications on, i. [265.]
Nothomb, Baron, ii. [74,] [76.]
Nubar Pasha, ii. [171,] [204;]
on Egyptian situation, ii. [278.]
Nuncio, the, in Paris, i. [287-8,] [387.]

Oldenburg, Duke of, i. [266.]
Ollivier, M. Emile, i. [240,] ii. [35;]
ministry of, i. [243;]
policy of, i. [266;]
and the plébiscite, i. [283,] [284,] [286;]
on disarmament, i. [248,] [283,] [301;]
resignation of, i. [307.]
Omar Pasha, sent to Crete, i. [166.]
Ordega, M., French Minister at Tangier, ii. [329.]
Orénoque, at Civita Vecchia, ii. [55.]
Oreto, the, i. [99.]
Orleans, i. [336,] [349.]
Orleanists, i. [228,] [349,] [368,] ii. [2,] [15,] [18,] [21,] [25,] [56,] [66,] [106,] [116;]
Expulsion Bill, ii. [365,] [366.]
Orloff, Prince, Russian Ambassador at Paris, ii. [33,] [34,] [231;]
policy in Central Asia, ii. [38;]
conversation with Décazes, ii. [69;]
withdrawn from Paris, ii. [207.]
Osman Pasha, ii. [167.]
Oxford, Lyons at, i. [1.]

Pacific coast defence, i. [40.]
Pagny, ii. [400.]
Pain, Olivier, ii. [358.]
Paladines, General d'Aurelle de, i. [336.]
Palermo, i. [146.]
Palikao, Count, i. [307.]
Palmerston, Lord, on fight of Bull's Run, i. [48;]
on foreign intervention in American Civil War, i. [92;]
and Lyons, i. [144,] ii. [11;]
death of, i. [149] n.
Papal government, i. [3,] [4,] [8,] [184,] ii. [31;]
and Irish affairs, ii. [234]-[6.]
Paris, Conference at, i. [153,] [155;]
Lyons appointed to the Embassy, i. [173,] [177;]
riots in, i. [286,] [376,] [386,] ii. [316;]
panic in, i. [306;]
defences of, i. [317;]
diplomatists leave, i. [322;]
siege of, i. [348;]
bombardment of, i. [356,] [383;]
military power in, i. [356;]
Embassy returns to, i. [375;]
Commune proclaimed, i. [379.]
Paris Exhibition, ii. [161.]
Paris, Treaty of, i. [337,] [339.]
Paris, Archbishop of, seized by Commune, i. [384;]
killed, i. [386.]

Paris, Comte de, ii. [8,] [21,] [25,] [48,] [56,] [365,] [366,] [382.]
Park, engineer on the Cagliari, i. [9.]
Parnell, Mr., ii. [234.]
Pasquier, Duc d'Audiffret, ii. [117.]
Pau, ii. [22.]
Pauncefote and Egyptian Commission, ii. [353.]
Pearson, Mr., ii. [417.]
Peel, Sir Robert, attack on Lyons, i. [324,] ii. [129.]
Penjdeh, fight at, ii. [348.]
Persia, Shah of, visit to Berlin, ii. [354.]
Persian Gulf, Russian policy in, ii. [352.]
Peruvian Papers, i. [32.]
Peterhoff, the, i. [100,] [103.]
Petre, Mr., i. [2.]
Philippines, German interest in, ii. [60.]
Picard, M., i. [358,] [387.]
Pines, Isle of, ii. [362,] [364.]
Pius IX., ii. [423.]
Playfair, Colonel, i. [382.]
Poland, French policy in, i. [177,] ii. [345.]
Polish Party, intrigues of, i. [272.]
Ponza island, i. [9.]
Portland, U.S.A., i. [81.]
Portugal, independence threatened, ii. [39.]
Postage, international, i. [211.]
Pothuau, Admiral, French ambassador, ii. [203,] [210.]
Potomac, i. [59;] army of the, i. [128.]
Prague, Treaty of, i. [204.]
Prince Consort, advice in Trent case, i. [61,] [77.]
Prince Eugène Barracks, i. [286.]
Protection in U.S.A., i. [18.]
Protection, growth of, in France, i. [241,] [243,] [245,] [284,] ii. [3,] [27,] [165,] [244,] [257.]
See also Commercial Treaties.
Protestants in Papal dominions, i. [4.]
Provincetown, i. [74.]
Prussia (see also Germany and Franco-German War), proposed intervention in American Civil War, i. [91;]
irritation against, in Paris, i. [165;]
alliance with Italy, i. [178;]
refuses consent to sell Luxembourg, i. [168;]
relations with Austria, i. [186;]
armament of, i. [192;]
desire for peace, i. [201;]
relations with Russia, i. [202;]
question of disarmament, i. [246;]
and Hohenzollern candidature in Spain, i. [294.]

Quebec, i. [116,] [133.]
Quertier, M. Pouyer, ii. [23,] [24.]

Raby, ii. [424.]
Radowitz, M., ii. [130,] [231.]
Rahming, i. [132.]
Raindre, M. de, ii. [317.]
Rastadt, Prussian troops at, i. [302.]
Reciprocity Treaties, i. [17,] [50,] [74,] [123.]
Recruiting methods in American Civil War, i. [110,] [133.]
Redcliffe, Lord Stratford de, ii. [424;]
letter to Lyons, i. [150.]
Regnier, M., and General Bourbaki, i. [327.]
Rémusat, M. de, ii. [23,] [25.]
République Française, anti-English articles in, ii. [180,] [302.]
Réunion, ii. [198.]
Rhenish Prussia, i. [193.]
Rhodes, ii. [159.]
Riaz Pasha, ii. [203.]
Richmond, U.S.A., Confederate headquarters, i. [82,] [93,] [133.]
Ring, M. de, ii. [182,] [238.]
Rio Grande, i. [100.]
Ripley, General, i. [94.]
Ripon, Lord, mission to Washington, i. [190.]
Rochebouet, General, ii. [120.]
Rochefort, M. de, i. [230,] [244,] [313,] [358,] [363.]
Rogers, Mr., ii. [425.]
Rome, i. [2.]
"Roman question," i. [178,] [182,] [231.]
Rosebery, Lord, visit to Bismarck, ii. [353;]
at Foreign Office, ii. [361;]
retires from office, ii. [371;]
letters to Lyons, ii. [363,] [374.]
Rothschild, Baron Alphonse de, ii. [312,] [315,] [405.]
Rothschild, Sir Nathaniel, ii. [93,] [315.]
Rothschild, Messrs., ii. [90,] [175.]
Rouher, M., i. [228,] [233,] [244,] [285,] ii. [8;]
foreign policy, i. [178,] [183,] [184,] [254;]
resignation of, i. [234,] [237.]
Roumania, i. [155,] [156,] ii. [131.]
Roumelia, ii. [145,] [227,] [360.]
Roustan. M., French Agent at Tunis, ii. [240,] [248.]