‘The noblest man
That ever lived in the tide of time.’
END OF THE FIRST VOLUME.
INDEX.
| [A] | [B] | [C] | [D] | [E] | [F] | [G] | [H] | [I] | [J] | [K] | [L] | [M] |
| [N] | [O] | [P] | [Q] | [R] | [S] | [T] | [U] | [V] | [W] | [X] | [Y] | [Z] |
- Abbotsford, visit to, iii. 291
- Aberdeen, Rt. Hon. Earl of, Foreign Secretary in Sir R. Peel’s Administration, ii. 37; and the Spanish quarrels, 73, 74; at the Château d’Eu, 200; communications of, with the ‘Times,’ 200; Scotch Church Patronage Bill, 206; handsome behaviour of, to Lord Palmerston, 406; communications of, with the ‘Times’ on the Corn Laws, 311; reluctance of, to distrust M. Guizot, iii. 53; negotiations with, on the formation of a Government (1851), 383
- Acland, Sir Thomas, motion of, i. [92]
- Adair, Sir Robert, anecdotes, iii. 212
- Adelaide, Queen, at Exeter Hall, ii. 97
- Afghanistan, expedition to, i. [241]; events in (1842), ii. 85, 89; withdrawal from, 99, 101; recapture of Ghuznee and Cabul and release of the prisoners, 123, 125; indignation in England, 136
- Aix-la-Chapelle, visit to, ii. 167
- ‘Alarm,’ accident to, at the Derby, ii. 284; wins at Newmarket, 302; wins the Emperor’s Cup, 396
- Alava, General, i. [241]; conversation with, [241], [242]
- Albert, H.R.H. Prince, betrothal of, to the Queen announced, i. [247]; proposed allowance for, [258]; naturalisation of, [259]; precedence of, [259], [263]; refused, [265]; Mr. Greville’s pamphlet on the Precedence Question, [266], [269]; see [Appendix], vol. i.; marriage of, [266], [269], [272]; precedence conceded by the Duke of Cambridge, [270]; name inserted in the Liturgy, [272]; gazetted, [273]; introduction of, [305]; at Oxford, ii. 13; declines an invitation to the Waterloo Dinner, 15; and the King of Hanover, 192; hunting at Belvoir, 216; conversation with the Duke of Bedford, 264; elected Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, iii. 65; installed, 97; at Balmoral, 296; on Lord Palmerston’s conduct of foreign affairs, 317
- Aldborough, Lady, at Baden Baden, ii. 183
- Alexander, Grand Duke (afterwards Emperor Alexander II. of Russia), departure of, i. [215]; munificence of, [215]
- Allen, Mr. John, i. [38]; death of, ii. 153; account of, 154
- Alliance meeting at Hertford, ii. 415
- Althorp, library at, ii. 275
- Alvanley, Lord, death of, iii. 304; character of, 305
- America, case of McLeod, i. [383]; boundary question settled, ii. 101; discovery of a missing map, 102
- Ampthill, visit to, i. [250]
- Anglesey, Marquis of, the, speech of, at the Waterloo Dinner, i. [102-104]; wounded at Waterloo, [135]; visit to, in North Wales, ii. 16-17; reception of, at Carnarvon, 18
- Anti-Papal Bill, the objections of the Peelites to, iii. 385, 387; objections to, 392, 393; debate on, 400
- Antwerp, visit to, ii. 287
- Arbuthnot, Mr., death of, iii. 362; character of, 363
- Arkwright, Mr., death of, ii. 157
- Armstrong, Colonel, ii. 94
- Ashburton, Lord, mission of, to the United States, ii. 71; signs the Treaty of Washington, 101
- ‘Atlantic,’ fête on board the, iii. 409
- Auchterarder Case, the, ii. 206, 207
- Auckland, Lord, great ability of, ii. 63; First Lord of the Admiralty, 405; death of, iii. 254; career of, 255; character of, 255
- Augusta, H.R.H. Princess, Royal consent given for the marriage of the, ii. 118
- Austin, Mrs., salon of, in Paris, iii. 38
- Austria, revolution in, iii. 155, 158; victories over the Piedmontese, 218; at Novara, 282
- Austria, Ferdinand, Emperor of, decision of, iii. 159
- Backhouse, Mr., correspondence of, with Mr. Urquhart, i. [158]
- Bacourt, M. de, opinion of, of the Treaty of Washington, ii. 101
- Baden Baden, arrival at, ii. 176; society at, 177-186; excursions, 178-186; scenery, 179
- Bagot, Sir Charles, Governor-General of Canada, ii. 117
- Baillie, Right Hon. Henry, motion of, for a Committee of Enquiry on Ceylon, British Guiana, and Mauritius, iii. 269
- Ball, fancy, at the Palace, ii. 283
- Ballot, The (for debates on, see [Lords, House of,] and [Commons, House of]), division on, i. [61]; an open question, [216]
- Balmoral, Council at, iii. 295; the Court at, 296
- Bangor Cathedral, service at, ii. 17
- Bank Charter Act, the, suspended, iii. 101
- Barcelona, bombardment of, ii. 201
- Baring, Hon. William Bingham (afterwards second Baron Ashburton), returned for North Staffordshire, i. [17]
- Baring, Hon. Francis (afterwards third Baron Ashburton), on French politics, iii. 35
- Baring, Sir Francis, First Lord of the Admiralty, iii. 260
- Barnes, Mr., i. [123]; death of, ii. 2; anecdote, iii. 75
- Bath, visit to, i. [222]; Mr. Harry Greville at, [222]; Abbey Church at, [223]
- Battersea Schools, the, i. [131]; lecture at, [151]; visit to the, ii. 86
- Battle of the Diamond, the, i. [30], [31]
- Bavaria, King of, the, abdication of, iii. 155
- Beaudesert, party at, i. [48]
- Beaumaris, visit to, ii. 17
- Beaumont, M. Gustave de, appointed French Ambassador to the Court of St. James’s, iii. 218
- Beauvale, Lord, and Lord Palmerston, iii. 120
- Bedchamber, ladies of the, affair of the, i. [201], [209]
- Bedford, fourth Duke of, diary of, ii. 47
- Bedford, sixth Duke of, letter of Lord Brougham to, on education, i. [238]
- Bedford, seventh Duke of, Devonshire property of, iii. 206
- Bedford, Duchess of, resignation of, ii. 32
- Bentinck, Lord George, racing transactions of, ii. 160; speech on the Corn Laws, 373; denounces a supposed job, 413; railway scheme defeated, iii. 57; speech on the Cracow affair, 67; attack on Mr. Labouchere, 71; attacked by Lord J. Russell, 197; death of, 222; character of, 223, 232; career of, 224, 234; ‘Orlando’ trial, 228; political career of, 229; Disraeli’s life of, 417, 423
- Bentinck, Lady William, death of, and character, ii. 157; funeral of, 159
- Berlin, revolution in, iii. 155
- Berry, Miss, ii. 201; anecdote of, 202
- Berry, Miss Agnes, ii. 201, 202
- Bessborough, Right Hon. Earl of, opinion of, on affairs, ii. 353; Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 405; illness of, iii. 77, 80; letter to Lord J. Russell, 81; death of, 82
- Beyrout, bombardment of, i. [328]
- Birkenhead, visit to, ii. 282
- Birthday reflexions, i. [85]
- Blanc, Louis M., iii. 152; at dinner, 235
- Blessington, the Countess of, society at Gore House, i. [167]; works of, [168]
- Bonaparte, Jérôme, Count de Montfort, at Gore House, i. [277]
- Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon, afterwards Emperor of the French, see [Napoleon]
- Bordeaux, Duc de, visit to England of the, ii. 211; reception of the, 212, 213
- Bourqueney, Baron, letter from M. Guizot to the, i. [348]; misreported conversation with Lord Palmerston, [381]
- Bowood, party at, ii. 69
- Bradshaw, Mr., disloyal speech of, at Canterbury, i. [244]; duel with Mr. Horsman, [254], [255]
- Bresson, Count, instructions to, on the Spanish marriages, iii. 24 (see [Spanish Marriages])
- Bridgewater House, private theatricals at, ii. 96
- Bridgewater Trust, account of the, ii. 303
- British Museum, correspondence with the, about the missing Privy Council Registers, ii. 162
- Broadlands, visit to, ii. 104
- Brocket, visits to, iii. 119, 375; manuscripts at, 376
- Broglie, Duc de, speech of the, iii. 37
- Brougham, Lord, scene with Lord Melbourne, i. [32]; ability of, [33]; on the ballot, [59]; anecdote of, [59]; habits of, [60]; and Wakley, [60]; at the Council Office, [65]; qualities of, [66]; in the House of Lords, [69], [71]; anti-slavery speech, [73]; speech on Small v. Attwood, [83]; article on Lady C. Bury’s book, [90]; and Mr. Handley, [99]; contrast to the Duke of Wellington, [111]; attacks Lord Durham’s Ordinance, [123]; pamphlet letter to the Queen, [149]; reconciled to Lord Durham, [150]; denies the pamphlet, [152]; and Lord Melbourne, [152]; and the Serjeants-at-Law, [156]; anecdote of, and Lord Lyndhurst, [160]; on the Bedchamber affair, [211], [212]; attacks the Ministers, [213]; great speech censuring the Irish policy of the Government, [228]; freaks of, at a Greenwich dinner, [229]; proposes the health of the Duke of Wellington at the Dover dinner, [237], [240]; letter on education, [238]; anecdotes of, [240]; pretended death of, [243], [245], [247]; squabbles with M. de Tocqueville and others, ii. 150, 151; intercourse with the Court, 151; endeavours to obtain an affidavit from Mr. Reeve, 207; Judicial Committee Bill, 225, 234; caprices of, 235; makes eleven speeches in the House of Lords, 242; at the Judicial Committee, 242; executor to Lord Melbourne, iii. 252
- Brown, Mr., M.P., fête on board the ‘Atlantic,’ iii. 409
- Brunnow, Baron, mission of, to England, i. [242]; letter of, complaining of Lord Palmerston’s conduct, iii. 332; on foreign affairs, 345
- Buccleuch, the Duke of, Lord Privy Seal, ii. 82; Lord President of the Council, 337
- Buccleuch, the Duchess of, Mistress of the Robes, ii. 44
- Buckingham, the Duke of, Lord Privy Seal in Sir R. Peel’s Administration, ii. 37; resignation of, 79; First Lord of the Admiralty in Lord Derby’s Administration, iii. 451
- Buckinghamshire, dispute on the appointment of sheriff, ii. 144
- Buckinghamshire magistrates, appointment of the, ii. 66; opinion of the Duke of Wellington on, 77
- Buckland, Dr., at the Grange, ii. 264
- Bugeaud, Marshal, commands the troops in Paris in 1848, iii. 144
- Buller, Charles, Mr., Radical opinions of, i. [32]; appointed by Lord Durham, [109]; author of Lord Durham’s report, [163]; paper of, on Ireland, iii. 221; death of, 241; character of, 249
- Bulwer, Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Lytton, play of ‘Richelieu,’ i. [173]
- Bulwer, Sir Henry, expulsion of, from Spain, iii. 169; arrival of, in London, 180; defence, 181; debate in the House of Commons, 190; intrigues in Spain, 194 (for despatches to, see [Spanish Marriages])
- Burge, William, Mr., Q.C., i. [255]
- Burghersh, Lord (afterwards Earl of Westmorland), opera by, i. [116]; mistake of, ii. 275
- Burghley, party at, i. [37]
- Burgoyne, Sir John, letter from the Duke of Wellington to, iii. 107
- Burke, Rt. Hon. Edmund, iii. 213
- Bury, Lady Charlotte, book by, i. [48]; book reviewed by Lord Brougham, [65], [90]
- Butler, Mrs., reading of, at Bowood, ii. 69; in the ‘Hunchback,’ 96