More, Sir Thomas, [37, 13].
Morning, lovely, at Oxford, description of, [25, 24];
at Coniston, description of, [28, 9];
first bright, seen for months, [29, 1].
Mother, the author’s, [46, 221]. [[23]]
Motto, one-tenth of a pound, not the ancient motto of England, [25, 14];
of the garter described, [25, 15];
of the Prince of Wales, remarks on, [28, 8].
Muzzling dogs, a great mistake, [40, 96] (note).
Napoleon, III., not the cause of the French war, [40, 84].
Nature with her hands behind her back, [27, 9].
Needle and thread preferable to telegraphic needle, [29, 15].
Neglect of their children by the French upper classes, an absolute source of corruption, [43, 149].
Newcastle, [29, 12].