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

Rouvier, M., ii. [335;]
becomes President, ii. [404.]
Russell, Lord John (Earl Russell), at Foreign Office, i. [17;]
appoints Lyons attaché at Rome, i. [2,] ii. [11;]
policy in U.S.A., i. [37,] [38,] [61,] [76,] [90,] [101,] [127;]
dislike of Seward, i. [118,] [123;]
his appreciation of Lyons, i. [141;]
offers Lyons Constantinople Embassy, i. [144,] ii. [11;]
succeeded by Clarendon, i. [149;]
visit to Paris, i. [283,] [284;]
to Versailles, i. [345;]
letters to Lyons, i. [19,] [37,] [52,] [62,] [64,] [92,] [98,] [99,] [118,] [132,] [141.]
Russell, Odo (Lord Ampthill), on Roman question, i. [187;]
meets Bismarck at Versailles, i. [339;]
conversation with Bismarck, ii. [55;]
on Bismarck's policy, ii. [60,] [73,] [87;]
and the Constantinople Congress, ii. [145;]
alluded to, ii. [71,] [236,] [345,] [354;]
letters to Derby, ii. [61,] [72,] [74,] [77;]
letters to Lyons, i. [184,] ii. [29,] [31,] [40,] [45,] [52,] [130;]
despatch from, ii. [96.]
Russell, W. H., quoted, i. [35.]
Russia, policy in America, i. [91;]
and the Treaty of Paris, i. [337;]
foreign policy of, i. [354,] ii. [33,] [75,] [76;]
relations with Prussia, i. [202,] [260,] [268,] ii. [42,] [324;]
and Denmark, i. [355;]
policy in Turkey, i. [154,] [159,] [166,] [209,] [351;]
in Eastern question, i. [164,] [186,] ii. [85;]
in Asia, ii. [38,] [345;]
reputed ill-will to England, ii. [71;]
military honour of, ii. [352.]
Russo-Turkish War, ii. [109,] [121.]

Sackville, Lord, i. [41.]
Sadowa, i. [185,] [202,] [301,] ii. [36.]
St. Albans (Amer.), raid of, i. [135.]
St. Cloud, i. [197,] [203,] [208,] [233.]
St. Denis, i. [382.]
St. Germain, i. [375.]
St. Hilaire, M. Barthélemy, at Foreign Office, ii. [229,] [213,] [248.]
St. Lawrence, i. [133.]
St. Malo, i. [347,] ii. [22.]
St. Paul, M. de, ii. [114.]
St. Petersburg, i. [162,] [317.]
St. Quentin, defeat of French at, i. [359.]
St. Thomas, U.S. ships at, i. [104,] [105.]
St. Vallier, Comte de, ii. [136.]
St. Vincent, deserters from, i. [111.]
Salisbury, Lord, on Derby's foreign policy, ii. [105;]
at Constantinople Conference, ii. [107,] [108;]
at the Foreign Office, ii. [132,] [356;]
on government of Orientals, ii. [178;]
and Tunis, ii. [250;]
and Mgr. Czacki, ii. [233,] [234;]
succeeded by Rosebery, ii. [361;]
Layard on, ii. [138;]
letters to Lyons, ii. [133,] [140,] [142,] [144,] [158,] [172,] [173,] [175,] [176,] [178,] [180,] [185,] [187,] [188,] [190,] [193,] [242,] [371,] [386,] [391,] [395,] [409;]
letter to Waddington, ii. [148.]
Salzburg, ii. [47.]
Sanford, Mr., i. [44.]
San Jacinto, American warship, i. [54.]
San Juan, disputed ownership of, i. [18,] [23,] [29,] [30;]
Company of Marines on, i. [43.]
San Stefano, Treaty of, ii. [124,] [131,] [136,] [137,] [144.]
Sapri, i. [9.]
Sardinia, i. [8,] [10.]
Saumarez, Lord de, i. [377.]
Saussier, General, ii. [367.]
Savannah, i. [94.]
Savoy, i. [382.]
Saxony, i. [193.]
Saxony, Crown Prince of, i. [387.]
Say, M. Léon, Minister of Finance, ii. [119,] [181,] [200;]
elected President of the Senate, ii. [210;]
Eastern policy, ii. [225;]
refuses office in Gambetta ministry, ii. [262.]
Schnaebelé, M., ii. [400,] [401.]
Schouvaloff, Count, Russian Ambassador in London, ii. [76,] [80,] [88,] [140,] [142.]
Schwarzenberg, Prince, i. [272.]
Scotland, Papal Government's plans in, i. [4.]
Scott, General, i. [19,] [47,] [64,] [68.]
Sedan, i. [351,] ii. [17.]
Seine, English merchant ships sunk in, i. [344;]
Prefect of the, ii. [65.]
Semmes, Captain, i. [105.]
Servians and the Fortress of Belgrade, i. [161.]
Seward, Mr., i. [29;]
appointed Secretary of State, U.S.A., i. [30;]
policy of, i. [31] et seq.;
advocates annexation of Canada, i. [40;]
in the Trent case, i. [65] et seq.;
friendly relations with England, i. [80;]
on the war, i. [92;]
and Conscription Act, i. [115;]
proposes state visit to England, i. [117-9;]
correspondence with, i. [121;]
letter to Lyons, i. [141.]

Seymour, Mr., i. [140.]
Seymour, Admiral Sir Beauchamp (Lord Alcester), ii. [228.]
Sfax, insurrections at, ii. [249.]
Sheffield, Mr. George, Private Secretary to Lyons, i. [90,] [136;]
sent to Frankfort, i. [140;]
accompanies Lyons to Constantinople, i. [144;]
to Paris, i. [177,] [347,] [377,] ii. [98,] [128,] [204,] [397,] [427;]
conversations with Gambetta, ii. [226,] [237.]
"Shifting Scenes" quoted, i. [137.]
Shumla, ii. [137,] [138.]
Siam, ii. [358.]
Simon, M. Jules, i. [387;]
Prime Minister, ii. [106;]
turned out of office, ii.[ 111.]
Sinkat, ii. [322.]
Slave trade in America, i. [20,] [34;]
proclamations of Emancipation, i. [95.]
Slave Trade Treaty, i. [85.]
Slidell, Mr., Confederate delegate to England seized on board the Trent, i. [54,] [59,] [60,] [63,] [74,] [81;]
failure of mission to Europe, i. [121;]
Mr. Benjamin's letter to, i. [122.]
Smyrna, proposed seizure of, ii. [228,] [230.]
Socialism in France, i. [280.]
Somaliland coast troubles, ii. [362,] [363,] [409.]
Soudan, Hicks Pasha's disaster, ii. [320,] [321;]
Baker Pasha's defeat, ii. [323;]
affairs in, ii. [343.]
Spain, internal affairs of, i. [200,] [207,] [221,] ii. [39-41;]
the Hohenzollern candidature, i. [294;]
in Mexico, i. [70;]
commercial relations with France, ii. [26;]
in Constantinople Conference, ii. [109;]
King of, mobbed in Paris, ii. [319.]
Spüller, M., ii. [197,] [263.]
Stackelberg, on the Turco-Greek question, i. [206.]
Standard, the, on Franco-German relations, ii. [382.]
Stanley, Dean, ii. [193.]
Stanley, Lord (Earl of Derby), becomes Foreign Secretary, i. [156]n.;
diplomatic views, i. [161;]
on the Cretan quarrel, i. [163;]
on the Luxembourg difficulty, i. [169;]
offers Paris Embassy to Lyons, i. [173;]
on the Roman question, i. [178,] [181;]
American policy, i. [188;]
and Franco-Prussian situation, i. [195,] [203;]
succeeded by Clarendon, i. [206;]
and Prussian disarmament, i. [246;]
on Parliamentary vote, ii. [10,] [11;]
at the Foreign Office, ii. [54,] [123;]
resignation of, ii. [132;]
foreign policy, ii. [105,] [107;]
in Egypt, ii. [104,] [122;]
in Russo-Turkish War, ii. [121;]
in the Eastern Question, ii. [95,] [125;]
in French politics, ii. [64,] [112;]
and the Suez Canal Shares, ii. [93;]
Bismarck's dislike of, ii. [353,] [354;]
letters to Lyons, i. [164,] [168,] [195,] ii. [71,] [86,] [87,] [91,] [121,] [125;]
letter to Odo Russell, ii. [75.]
Stanton, General, and the Suez Canal Shares, ii. [87,] [90.]
Staveley, Mr., letter to Lyons, i. [226.]
Stewart, Lady Phillippa, ii. [427.]
Stoeckl, M. de, Russian Minister in U.S.A., i. [32,] [33.]
Stoffel, Colonel, military reports of, ii. [50.]
Strasburg, i. [321,] [358.]
Stuart, Lord, ii. [9.]
Stuart, Mr., Chargé d'affaires in Washington, i. [89,] [92,] [116.]
Suakim, French consul at, ii. [362.]
Suez Canal, i. [156,] [221,] [222;]
Anglo-French relations in, ii. [287,] [289,] [321;]
Commission, ii. [348,] [352,] [362,] [363,] [375,] [388-91.]
Suez Canal Shares, Khedive prepares to sell, ii. [85;]
purchased by England, ii. [90,] [96.]
Sumner, Mr., i. [41,] [85,] [119,] [120.]
Sunderland. Rev. Dr., on the Trent case, i. [76.]
Sweden, King and Queen of, visit to Berlin, ii. [81.]
Switzerland, i. [198,] [363;]
proposed Confederation with South German States, i. [204,] [205;]
and Savoy, i. [382;]
Commercial Treaty, ii. [8;]
Protectionist policy, ii. [255.]
Syria, Russia in, ii. [137,] [141.]

Tahiti, ii. [198.]
Tangier, ii. [386.]
Tariff Bill, U.S.A., i. [50.]
Tel-el-Kebir, ii. [285.]
Tennessee, i. [85.]
Tenterden, Lord, letter to Lyons, ii. [90;]
on Egypt, ii. [271.]

Tewfik, Prince, ii. [174;]
proclaimed Khedive, ii. [185;]
plot to dethrone, ii. [261;]
proposal to depose, ii. [278,] [280.]
Texas, i. [31.]
Therapia, ii. [417.]
Thibaudin, General, ii. [312,] [319.]
Thiers, M., foreign policy, i. [185,] [338,] [347,] [368,] [373,] [378,] ii. [19,] [43;]
and the political crisis, i. [282,] [284;]
on Napoleon III., i. [221,] ii. [36;]
interview with Lyons, i. [311;]
mission to the Powers, i. [315,] [317,] [335;]
on causes of the war, i. [316;]
interview with Clarendon, i. [323;]
interviews with Bismarck, i. [329,] [331,] [342,] [353,] [358;]
peace efforts, i. [345,] [347,] [349,] [369-71,] ii. [29;]
on the situation in Prussia, i. [332;]
favours a republic, i. [362,] [372;]
in the National Assembly, i. [365,] ii. [1;]
commercial policy, i.[ 245,] ii. [3,] [5,] [24;]
made President, ii. [14;]
tenders resignation, ii. [21;]
and military re-organization, ii. [27,] [29;]
ill-health, ii. [31;]
and the Triple Alliance, ii. [42;]
succeeded by MacMahon, ii. [43;]
home policy, ii. [34,] [64,] et passim;
Gambetta on, ii. [99.]
Thile, Prussian Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, i. [305.]
Thouvenel, M., i. [44,] [63,] [66,] [67.]
Three Emperors Alliance, ii. [131,] [145,] [237.]
Thunderer, H.M.S., ii. [239.]
Times, references to, ii. [258,] [303,] [335,] [343,] [358.]
Tirard, M., Minister of Commerce, ii. [253.]
Tissot, M., i. 350, ii. [205;]
at Constantinople, ii. [210,] [300.]
Tonquin, French affairs in, ii. [302,] [307,] [318,] [320,] [322,] [327,] [334,] [337,] [340,] [342,] [344,] [350,] [360,] [369,] [380.]
Toulon, i. [349.]
Tours, i. [315,] [324,] [345.]
Trent case, i. [29,] [54]-[78,] [101,] [103.]
Tripartite Treaty, ii. [141,] [142.]
Triple Entente foreseen by Thiers, ii. [39.]
Tripoli, ii. [105;] Italy in, ii. [251.]
Trochu, General, i. [303,] [307,] [318,] [345,] [354,] [358,] [359,] [361.]
Trower, Major, ii. [424.]
Troyes, i. [197.]
Tuilleries, balls at the, i. [245,] [288.]
Tunis, i. [8,] [221;]
French position in, i. [199,] ii. [55,] [139,] [154,] [163,] [164,] [173,] [238,] [350;]
French Protectorate established, ii. [243;]
proposed Commission at, i. [206;]
Germany in, ii. [55;]
Italy in, ii. [105,] [139.]
Tunis, Bey of, i. [148.]
Turkey, financial affairs, i. [146,] [149,] et seq., ii. [208;]
bankruptcy of, ii. [84;]
navy of, i. [151;]
condition in 1866, i. [159;]
in Crete, i. [208;]
in Egypt, ii. [272,] [276,] [281,] [321;]
policy of Russia in, i. [159,] [166,] [351;]
Prussian opinion of, i. [193.]
Turco-Greece affairs, i. [206,] [209,] [210.]
Turkey, Sultan of, and Khedive Ismail, i. [221;]
and French Ambassador, ii. [32.]
Tuscany, i. [2,] [7.]

Ultramontane Party in Belgium, ii. [68.]
Ultramontanes, Bismarck's contest with, ii. [49,] [50,] [55,] [81.]
United States Legation, represents Prussia in France, i. [308,] [309.]
Univers, the, ii. [51.]

Vacoufs, question of secularization, i. [147.]
Varna, ii. [137,] [138.]
Varzin, Bismarck at, i. [299,] ii. [70.]
Vattel, i. [64.]
Venables, Mrs. Lister, ii. [417.]
Versailles, diplomatic meetings at, i. [330,] [337,] [345,] [358;]
peace negotiations at, i. [368;]
National Assembly established at, i. [373;]
Government retires to, i. [376;]
Thiers at, ii. [3,] [21;]
MacMahon at, ii. [44.]
Vevey, ii. [90.]
Victor Emmanuel (King of Italy), i. [178,] [183,] [201.]
Victor, Prince, expulsion from France, ii. [366.]
Victoria, Queen, letter to President Buchanan, i. [26;]
and Trent case, i. [61;]
Sultan's wish to visit, i. [171;]
reported plot against, i. [188;]
visit to Paris, i. [197,] [198;]
on France in Belgium, i. [211;]
and the Empress Eugénie, i. [222;]
on Prussian disarmament, i. [250;]
on French disarmament, i. [259;]
and the Hohenzollern candidature i. [297;]
and exiled royalties, ii. [23;]
opening speech on Russo-Turkish war, ii. [123;]
projected visit to Paris Exhibition, ii. [162;]
and Lyons, i. [76,] [144,] ii. [354,] [397.]