Habeas Corpus Act suspended in Ireland, iii. 207;
suspension of, renewed, 265
Haddington, Rt. Hon. Earl of, the First Lord of the Admiralty in Sir Robert Peel’s Administration, ii. 37;
declines the Governor-Generalship of India, 46;
correspondence of, with the Duke of Wellington, 224
Hampden, Dr., made Bishop of Hereford, iii. 109;
consequent disputes, 112, 114;
correspondence of, with the Bishop of Oxford, 115;
correspondence on appointment of, as Regius Professor, 116, 117;
case of, 118
Hannibal, comparison with the Duke of Wellington, i. [57]
Hanover, the King of, proclamation of, i. [12];
act of, on his accession, [42];
declines to give up the apartments in St. James’s Palace, [280];
arrival of, ii, 161;
in London, 192;
anecdote, 192
Hanover, Stade Treaty with, ii. 107
Hardinge, Rt. Hon. Lord, Secretary at War in Sir R. Peel’s Administration, ii. 37;
Governor-General of India, 240;
dinner at the India House, 242;
sent to Ireland, iii. 213
Harewood Lodge for Ascot, ii. 11
Harrowby, Rt. Hon. Earl of, death of the, iii. 112
Harrowby, Countess of, the, death of, i. [96];
character of, [96], [98]
Holland, Right Hon. Lord,
objects to Lord Palmerston’s Eastern policy, i. [308],
[309];
on the Eastern Question, [325], [329];
death of, [341];
M. Guizot’s estimate of, [370]
Holland, Lady, death of, ii. 306;
character of, 307
Holland House, dinner at, i. [152];
anecdotes of George Selwyn, [217];
anecdotes, [245];
dinner at, after Lord Holland’s death, [367];
anecdotes, [368];
death of John Allen, ii. 153
Hook, Rev. Mr. (afterwards Dean of Chichester),
preaches before the Queen, i. [116]
Horsman, Mr., duel of, with Mr. Bradshaw, i. [254],
[255]
Huskisson, Right Hon. William, anecdote of, and Sir Robert Peel, iii. 216;
conduct of, on the East Retford franchise, 424
Hutt, Mr., motion of, on the African squadron, iii. 324
India, the Sikh war, ii. 372;
terminated, 380;
retrospect of the campaign, iii. 214;
discussions on the Governor-Generalship of, iii. 87;
Governor-Generalship offered to Sir James Graham, 92
Inverary, visit to, iii. 292
Irby, Mr., death of, ii. 115
Ireland, administration of Lord Normanby, i. [176];
state of, ii. 197;
debate on, 228, 230;
division, 232;
Mr. Greville’s book on the ‘Policy of England to,’ 259, 263;
publication of book, 274;
criticisms on, 275;
opinions of the press on, 284;
potato failure, 301;
state of, 375, 426, 434, iii. 71;
Lord-Lieutenancy discussed, 77, 80;
plan for abolishing the office, 80;
discussions on the Lord-Lieutenancy of, 81-85;
critical state of, 103;
Government measures, 104, 106;
seditious state of, 156, 160;
plans for improvement of, 167;
affray at Limerick, 172;
proclamation of the Lord-Lieutenant, 207;
Habeas Corpus Act suspended, 207;
strong measures taken, 209;
reported outbreak, 210;
flight of Smith O’Brien, 213;
and capture, 215;
Lord Clarendon’s policy in, 217;
disaffection in, 220;
proposed remedies for, 221;
financial difficulties in, 237;
emigration scheme, 251;
renewal of suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, 265;
distress in, 267;
relief for, 285;
the Queen’s visit to, 295;
Encumbered Estates Act, 314;
proposed abolition of the office of Lord-Lieutenant, 314;
Papal Aggression, 367
Irish Arms Bill, ii. 188, 194;
proposal for renewing the, 408;
given up, 410
Irish Coercion Bill, ii. 375
Irish Poor Law, iii. 69
Irish Registration Bills, i. [373];
Government defeated on Lord Morpeth’s Bill, [391]
Isabella II., Queen of Spain, marriage of, ii. 418, 420;
conduct of, iii. 78;
account of, 118;
see[Spanish Marriages]
Jarnac, Philippe de Rohan Chabot, Comte de, First Secretary of the French Embassy in London, ii. 409;
Spanish marriages affair, 420, 431;
on the annexation of Cracow, 430;
details of the Spanish marriages, iii. 6;
on Lord Normanby, Lord Palmerston, and M. Guizot, 56
Jekyll, Mr., pun of, ii. 232
Jersey, Right Hon. Earl of, the, Master of the Horse, ii. 37
Jervis, Right Hon. Sir John, Attorney-General, difficulty about his son’s election, iii. 122
Judicial Committee, the, petition of apprentices from British Guiana, i. [80];
Amendment Bill, [273];
suggestions for, [274];
petition of the Serjeants-at-Law, [156-160];
James Wood’s Will case, ii. 28;
Lord Brougham’s Bill, 225;
working of, 226;
Vice-Presidency of, 227;
Lord Hertford’s Will case, 231;
the Gorham case, iii. 300-304;
judgement, 323
Junius, letters of, proposed new edition of, ii. 346;
Macaulay’s opinion on, 416
Kay, Dr. (afterwards Sir James Kay Shuttleworth, Bart.),
visit to Poor Law school of, i. [230];
Battersea schools, ii. 86
Kelburne, Viscount (afterwards Lord Glasgow), racing transactions, ii. 160
Kent, H.R.H. the Duchess of, conversation of,
with Princesse Lieven, i. [15], [16]
King, Locke, Mr., motion of, for the extension of the suffrage, iii. 378
Kisseleff, Count, and M. Guizot, iii. 46
Kossuth, in England, iii. 413;
reception of, 414;
speeches of, 416
Labouchere, Right Hon. Henry, Under-Secretary for the Colonies, i. [171];
Chief Secretary for Ireland, ii. 405;
afterwards Vice-President of the Board of Trade, 405
Ladies of the Bedchamber,
affair of the, i. [201], [209];
steps taken (1841) to avert recurrence of difficulty, ii. 7, 8
Lancaster, Duchy of, appointment of a council for, ii. 427
Langdale, Right Hon. Lord, at the Judicial Committee, ii. 266
Lansdowne, Right Hon. Marquis of, Lord President of the Council, ii. 405;
defence of Lord Palmerston, iii. 174;
declines the Premiership, 243;
and Count Colloredo, 289;
on Reform, 414
Lehzen, Baroness, the, i. [21];
at Windsor, [246];
leaves Windsor, ii. 110
Le Marchant, Sir Denis, anecdote, iii. 75
Lemoinne, M., iii. 240
Lemon, Mr., ii. 162
Lesseps, M., Consul at Barcelona, iii. 38
Lewis, Right Hon. George Cornewall, Lewis v. Ferrand, ii. 429;
mission of, to Netherby, iii. 411, 412;
Herefordshire election, 463
Lichfield, Rt. Hon. Earl of, quarrel of, with Mr. Wallace, i. [29]
Liège, visit to, ii. 166
Lieven, Princesse, audience of the Queen, i. [15];
of the Duchess of Kent, [15];
and Lady Palmerston, ii. 130;
account of interview between Guizot and Thiers, 287;
on the Spanish marriage disputes, iii. 18;
conversations with, 36, 42, 48;
flight of, 137;
account of the Revolution (1848), 137-141;
on French affairs, 153;
dines with Lord Palmerston, 157
Limerick, affray at, iii. 172
Lincoln, Rt. Hon. Earl of (afterwards fifth Duke of Newcastle), in the Cabinet, ii. 267;
Woods and Forests in Sir R. Peel’s Administration, 37
London, Bishop of, at Gorhambury, ii. 111, 112;
charge of, 112;
dispute of, with the Hon. and Rev. William Capel, 113
Lonsdale, Rt. Hon. Earl of, the, Lord President of the Council in Lord Derby’s Administration, iii. 451
Lord Mayor, the,
and the picture of the Queen’s First Council, i. [79], [82]
Lords, House of,
debate on Canadian Rebellion, i. [49];
debates on the Canada Bill, [51-53];
skirmish between Lords Melbourne and Lyndhurst, [68];
violence of Lord Brougham, [71];
debate on the Coolie question, [73];
appeal of Small v. Attwood, [83];
debate on affairs in Spain, [102];
debate on the naval instructions, [111];
the Bishops on the Ecclesiastical Discipline Bill, [120];
attack on Lord Durham’s Ordinance, [123];
review of session of 1838, [126];
the Turton case, [170];
Lord Roden’s motion on the state of Ireland, [175];
debate on the Bedchamber affair, [211], [212];
Lord Melbourne declines to make Radical concessions, [213];
debate, [213];
majority against proposed Committee of Council on Education, [224];
debate on Irish policy of the Government, [228];
naturalisation of Prince Albert, [259];
debate on the China question, [286];
St. Sulpice question, [388];
debate on the Address (1841), ii. 31;
vote of thanks to Lord Ashburton, 152;
debate on Lord Roden’s motion, 194;
Lord Aberdeen’s Scotch Church Patronage Bill, 206, 207;
Lord Brougham’s Judicial Committee Bill, 225, 234;
debate on the Corn Laws, 370;
debate conciliatory to France, iii. 39;
defeat of the Protectionists, 59;
debate on the Enlistment Bill, 77;
Government beaten on the Diplomatic Bill, 126;
opening of the session (1849), 263;
Sicilian arms affair, 276;
debate on the Navigation Bill, 287;
affair of Lord Roden, 310, 312;
debate and division on the Pacifico affair, 341;
Lord Torrington’s defence, 402
Louis Philippe, King, policy of, on the Eastern Question, i. [339];
receives Queen Victoria at the Château d’Eu, ii. 196, 200;
on Spanish affairs, 200;
aversion of, to Lord Palmerston, 345;
shot at by Lecomte, 388;
letter to M. Guizot, 414;
conduct of, in the affair of the Spanish marriages, 418-423;
Cracow affair, 429;
at the Tuileries, iii. 35;
and Danton, anecdote of, 111;
fall of, 135;
arrival of, in England, 137;
as Comte de Neuilly, 137;
conduct of, during the Revolution, 139, 143;
narrative of the Revolution, 150;
at Claremont, 154;
letter of, on the Spanish marriages, 168;
courtesy of Queen Victoria to, 186;
on the French generals, 205;
reported communication from M. Thiers, 239;
interview with Lord Clarendon, 239;
and Admiral Cécille, 268;
M. Malac’s mission, 328;
death of, 364
Lowther, Rt. Hon. Lord, Postmaster-General, ii. 37
Lushington, Rt. Hon. Dr.,
negotiation of, with the Duke of Wellington, i. [278]
Luttrell, Mr., death and character of, iii. 425
Lyndhurst, Rt. Hon. Lord, and Lord Melbourne, i. [69];
judgement of, in Small v. Attwood, reversed, [80];
anecdote of, and Lord Brougham, [160];
at Gore House, [255];
Lord Chancellor in Sir R. Peel’s Administration, ii. 37;
exchange of patronage with Lord Ripon, 413;
reply to Lord G. Bentinck, 413, 415