"Trieste."
[1] Written in 1876.
[2] Lord Beaconsfield.
[3] This was written in 1876.
[4] "This was written at the end of 1876. It would be impossible to-day (1878) not to sympathize with and admire Austria and her brave army struggling single-handed and manfully in the great Bosnian and Herzegovinian difficulty, but when it is over her reward will be great. It is a large step in the right direction; but we, who want a great Austrian Empire, wish she had had all the nineteen million Slavs, not a part."
[5] "This was written January, 1876."
[6] "I fear that the Future now threatens to be the Present (1893)."—I. B.
[7] This was written in 1876.
[8] His grandson was Chancellier at Trieste in 1888.—I. B.