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ii. [31 ] , [146] Abercorn, Marchioness of, i. [310] Abercrombie, Dr, physician, i. [448] Abercromby, James, see Dunfermline, Lord Abercromby, Sir Ralph, iii. [111] Aberdeen, Earl of, Foreign Secretary, i. [22] ,
[309] ;political power and views, i. [29 ] ,
[30 ] ; Palmerston's opinion of, i. [375] ; Emperor Nicholas, ii. [1 ] ; Queen's appreciation of, ii. [17] , [87] ,
[105] ;
iii. [101] , [102] ,
[190] ; Corn Laws, ii. [49] ; takes leave of the Queen, ii. [85] ; mentioned, ii. [103] , [248] ,
[263] , [291] ,
[293] ,
[294] ; failure to form a Government, ii. [296] ,
[298] , [299] ; mentioned, ii. [356 ] , [393] ; forms a Government, ii. [413] -429; Lord Derby's attack on, ii. [418] ; Queen Victoria's approval of, ii. [430] ; Eastern Question, ii. [432 ] ,
[437] -444, [449] -451,
[452] , [455 ] -472; India Bill, ii. [447] ; as to giving up office, ii. [458] ; on Lord Palmerston's resignation, ii. [467] ,
[468] ; Crimea, iii. [1 ] , [44] ; anomalous position of Prince Consort, iii. [3] ,
[4] ; Orleans family, iii. [7] ; declaration of war with Russia, iii. [12] ,
[13 ] , [19 ] ; unsatisfactory speech, iii, [34] ; Lord John Russell's possible resignation, iii. [57] -60; Queen's confidence in, iii. [66] ; Knight of the Garter, iii. [67] , [68] ; Lord John Russell's resignation, iii. [71] ,
[72] ; Government's resignation on result of Roebuck's motion, iii. [77] -80; Lord John Russell, iii. [88 ] ; Government of 1855, iii. [97] -104; mentoned, iii. [190] ; on Oudh Proclamation, iii. [286] ; and W. E. Gladstone, iii. [349 ] ; death, iii. [453 ] About, Edmond, French writer, iii. [357] Accession, Queen Victoria's reminiscences of, i. [75] Achmet Bey, i. [57] Adams, Mr, iii. [467] Adélaïde, Madame, King Louis Philippe's sister, Adelaide, Queen (wife of William IV.), parentage and marriage, i. [23] ,
[24] ;character, i. [24] ; interests in life, i. [24] ; letter on Queen's accession, i. [77] ; on Queen's coronation, i. [120] ; Protestant Church at Valetta, i. [138] ; letters, i. [371] , [399] ,
[437] ; visits a convent, i. [437] ; letter, i. [464] ; death, ii. [230] Adelaide, Princess, of Hohenlohe, question of marriage, ii. [356 ] ,
[408] , [409] Adélaïde, Queen Marie, of Sardinia, death, iii. [206 ] Adolphus, John, History of England , i. [453] Adrianople, Treaty of, i. [229] Adriatic, reported demonstration in, ii. [193] Æmilia, The, iii. [380 ] Afghanistan, Dost Mahommed dethroned, i. [142 ] ;surrender, i. [209 ] ; insurrection, i. [254 ] ; disasters retrieved, proclamation, i. [370 ] ; troubles, i. [373] , [382] ; Fall of Cabul, i. [385] ; successful issue, i. [441] ; medals, i. [444] ; operations against Afghans, ii. [218] Africa, South, The Transvaal and Orange Free States, ii. [142 ] ;
iii. [200] Agriculture, motion on distress of, ii. [285] -286 ;protection, ii. [384] ; see Corn Laws Airey, Sir Richard, Quartermaster-General, iii. [175 ] Ak Mussid, iii. [45] Akbar Khan (son of Dost Mahommed), i. [254 ] ,
[370 ] , [442] Aland Islands, iii. [36] Alava, Miguel Ricardo di, Spanish General, i. [59] Alba, Duke of, ii. [435 ] —— Duchess of, death, iii. [415 ] Albemarle, sixth Earl of, Master of the Horse, i. [76] ,
[81] , [121] ,
[219] Albert, Archduke, ii. [219] —— Edward, see Wales, Prince of —— Prince, see Consort, Prince Albertine branch of House of Saxe-Coburg, history of, i. [2] Aldershot, review of Crimean troops, iii. [198 ] Alexander, Grand Duke (afterwards Czar Alexander II.), iii. [112 ] ,
[172] ;crowned at Moscow, iii. [158 ] ; his character, iii. [204] Alexandria, i. [179] Alford, Dean of Canterbury, iii. [227] Alfred, Prince, birth, ii. [20 ] ; Algiers, i. [43 ] Ali, Mehemet, Pasha of Egypt, i. [141 ] ,
[179] , [182 ] ,
[190] ; Alibaud, i. [407] Alice, Princess, birth and christening, i. [480] ,
[501] ; iii. [240] ; Allahabad, mutiny, iii. [224 ] Allen, Mr, librarian, Holland House, i. [359] Allt-na-Giuthasach, Shiel of, Queen's visits to, ii. [322] ,
[392] Alma, victory of, iii. [1 ] , [43 ] ,
[49] , [252 ] Amritsar, ii. [74] Anarchists, ii. [3] Anglesey, Marquess of, i. [388] ;
ii. [86] Annual Summary of Events, 1821-1835, i. [27 ] ;1836, i. [43 ] ; 1837, i. [56 ] ; 1838, i. [102 ] ; 1839, i. [141 ] ; 1840, i. [209 ] ; 1841, i. [253 ] ; 1842, i. [370 ] ; 1843, i. [450 ] ; 1844, ii. [1 ] ; 1845, ii. [30 ] ; 1846, ii. [71 ] ; 1847, ii. [115 ] ; 1848, ii. [141 ] ; 1849, ii. [208 ] ; 1850, ii. [231 ] ; 1851, ii. [283 ] ; 1852, ii. [356 ] ; 1853, ii. [431 ] ; 1854, iii. [1 ] ; 1855, iii. [63 ] ; 1856, iii. [158 ] ; 1857, iii. [223 ] ; 1858, iii. [261 ] ; 1859, iii. [307 ] ; 1860, iii. [379 ] ; 1861, iii. [420 ] Anson, George, i. [199] ;Private Secretary to Prince Albert, i. [201 ] ,
[206] ; interviews with Baron Stockmar, i. [224] ,
[330] , [331] ; interviews with Lord Melbourne, i. [224] ,
[256] , [268] ,
[269] , [296] ,
[297] , [303] ,
[304] , [311] ; interviews with Sir Robert Peel, i. [271] ,
[273] , [284] ,
[311] -312; memoranda by, i. [295] , [298] ,
[322] , [337] ,
[338] , [368] ; illness, i. [490] ; mentioned, ii. [36] , [46] ,
[67] —— Sir George, i. [201] Antonelli, Cardinal, iii. [311] Antwerp, Queen's visit to, ii. [45 ] ; Apponyi, Count, Austrian Ambassador, i. [237] Apprenticeship in Jamaica, i. [102 ] Aquila, Comte d', ii. [32 ] Arbuthnot, Colonel, i. [314] , [398] Ardenne, ii. [16] Argyll, eighth Duke of, Lord Privy Seal, ii. [420] ;Government of 1855, iii. [97] ; Privy Seal, iii. [104] ; Divorce Bill, iii. [231] ; Lord Privy Seal, iii. [348] ; Abolition of Paper Duty, iii. [403] Argyll, Duchess of, ii. [376] "Aristocratic," meaning of, i. [107] Army (see Militia), estimates i. [99] ;civil government of, i. [147] ; bravery of troops, ii. [74] ; victory, ii. [77] ; Peninsular medals, ii. [109] -113; officers' commissions, ii. [185] ; in India, ii. [212] ; Prince Consort, ii. [365] ; military appointments, ii. [393] ; national defences, ii. [396] -398; Queen on augmentation of, iii. [12] ; embarkation for the Crimea, iii. [14] ; reserve to be sent out, iii. [36] ; Bomarsund, iii. [36 ] ; battle of the Alma, iii. [44] ; Indian contingents, iii. [46] ; Balaklava, iii. [50] ; Sebastopol, iii. [50] , [63 ] ; Inkerman, iii. [53 ] ; Foreign Enlistment Bill, iii. [58 ] ; fall of Sebastopol, iii. [64 ] ; privations of the Army, iii. [68] -70; New Board, iii. [71] ; laxity of discipline, iii. [153] ; land transport, iii. [157] ; retrenchments, iii. [188] ; peace establishment, iii. [191] ; review of Crimean troops at Aldershot, iii. [198 ] ,
[199] , [200] ; military education, iii. [218] , [220] ; Indian Mutiny, iii. [224 ] , [234] ,
[236] ; Militia embodied, iii. [241] ; Queen's view on need of increasing, iii. [245] ,
[257] ; vote of thanks to, iii. [261 ] ; question of control, iii. [293] ; indivisibility of, iii. [319] ; Committee on Military Departments, iii. [351] Arnold, Dr, ii. [273] Arrow , Chinese dispute, iii. [223 ] ,
[228 ] Arthur, Prince (afterwards Duke of Connaught), christening, ii. [251] ; Ascot, Queen's visit to the races, ii. [13] Ashburton, Baron, i. [368] , [462] Ashley, Lord, afterwards Earl of Shaftesbury, i. [165] ;Labour Bill, i. [370 ] ; Factory Labour Bill, ii. [1] ; Duchy of Lancaster, iii. [116] ; Oudh Proclamation, iii. [282] ,
[290] Asis, Don Francisco de, ii. [72 ] ,
[99] Aston, Mr (Diplomatic Service), i. [329] ,
[432] , [495] Athens, revolution at, i. [494] ;
ii. [231 ] Atherton, Sir William, Attorney-General, iii. [467 ] Athole, Duchess of, ii. [376] Attock, fort of, captured, ii. [218] Attwood, Thomas, Birmingham Political Union, i. [69] ,
[425] Auchterarder, Church case, i. [448 ] Auckland, Baron (afterwards Earl of), Governor-General of India, i. [142 ] ; Audley, Baron, i. [124] Augusta, of Cambridge, Princess, afterwards Grand Duchess-Dowager of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, i. [434] ,
[437] , [440] ; —— Princess, of Saxony, i. [92] —— Princess, daughter of George III., i. [228] ; Augustus, Prince, of Saxe-Coburg, see Saxe-Coburg Augustus, Prince Ernest, afterwards Duke of Cumberland, iii. [456 ] Aulaire, Ste., Ambassador, i. [321] , [334] ,
[508] Aumale, Duc d', i. [95] , [493] ,
[502] ; ii. [153] ,
[167] ; Australasian colonies, self-government of, iii. [64 ] Australia, emigration to, i. [102 ] ; Austria, Empress Elizabeth of, iii. [414] —— Emperor of (Francis Joseph), ii. [318] ; —— and the Porte, i. [191] ;abdication of Emperor, ii. [141 ] ; Pope declares war against, ii. [141 ] ; ascendency in Lombardy, ii. [174] ; and Italy, ii. [174] ; war with the Piedmontese, ii. [178 ] ,
[182 ] , [186] ,
[190] , [193] ; and England, ii. [183] , [186] ,
[190] , [191] ,
[198] , [380] ; declines mediation, ii. [193] ; ascendency in N. Italy, ii. [208 ] ;
ii. [229] , [275] ; and Prussia, ii. [276] ; ii. [379] ,
[402] ; and Eastern Question, ii. [440] -444,
[451] , [452 ] ; alliance with Prussia, iii. [1 ] ; and Russia, iii. [13] , [25] ; proposed alliance with England, iii. [49 ] ,
[50] , [51] ,
[66] ; men required, iii. [115] ; negotiations broken off, iii. [118] ; and the Four Points, iii. [120] , [161] ,
[165] ; and France, iii. [168] , [306] ; and Italy, iii. [307 ] ; war with Sardinia and defeat, iii. [308 ] ; and the Papal States, iii. [313] ; proposed congress, iii. [325 ] -334; troops cross the Ticino, iii. [327 ] ; French victories, iii. [352 ] ; conclusion and terms of peace, iii. [354 ] ,
[359 ] , [360 ] ; Italy, iii. [382] Ayrton, Mr, iii. [239] Azeglio, Count, Premier of Sardinia, ii. [386] ; iii.
[368]
Baden, crisis at, ii. [220] —— Princess Mary of, i. [470] Bagot, Sir Charles, Governor-General of Canada, i. [323] ,
[334] Baines, Matthew Talbot, Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, iii. [116 ] ,
[149] ; Bala Rao, Indian Mutiny, iii. [351 ] Balaklava, successes at, iii. [2 ] , [50] ;hurricane and loss of life at, iii. [56] ;
iii. [189] Ballard, Lieutenant, siege of Silistria, iii. [36 ] Ballot, the, i. [56 ] ; ii. [335] Balmoral Castle, Queen's description of, ii. [194] ,
[323;] Queen's first occupation of, iii. [141 ] Baltic, English, expedition to the, iii. [16] ,
[115] Bandeira, Sà da, i. [55 ] Bands, on Sundays, iii. [194] Bank Charter Act, ii. [1 ] ;infringement of, ii. [115 ] ; suspension of, iii. [224 ] Barbès, Armand, i. [179 ] Barclay & Perkins' brewery, attack on General Haynau, ii. [269 ] Barham, Lady (afterwards Countess of Gainsborough), i. [124] ,
[318] ; ii. [274] Baring, F. (afterwards Lord Northbrook), Chancellor of the Exchequer, i. [264] ,
[281] , [308] ,
[314] ;
ii. [60] , [84] , [287] , [312] , [347] ; —— Thomas, ii. [368] ;Indian Mutiny debate, iii. [239] ; India Bill, iii. [294] Barkly, Sir H., Governor of Victoria, iii. [190] Barnard, General, death at Delhi, iii. [243] Barrackpore, funeral of Lady Canning, iii. [475] Barrot, Odilon, i. [248] ;
ii. [149] Barrow, Sir John, i. [432] Barry, Sir Charles, knighted, ii. [363] Bastide, M., ii. [187] Baudrand, General Comte, i. [83] Bayley, Rev. Emilius, iii. [416] Bean, attempt on the Queen's life, i. [370 ] ,
[407] Beas, River, ii. [74] Beatrice, Princess (afterwards Princess Henry of Battenberg), birth and christening, iii. [234] Beauclerk, Lord Amelius, i. [108] Beaufort, Duke of, i. [334] Beauharnais, Eugène de, Duke of Leuchtenberg, iii. [354] Beauvale, Lord (afterwards second Viscount Melbourne), i. [191] ;
i. [232] , [418] ,
[490] , [512] ;
ii. [165] , [436] Beche, Sir Henry T. de la, geologist, i. [315] Bedford, seventh Duke of, i. [296] , [509] ;
ii. [130] , [132] , [195] , [257] ; Begum, the ex-Queen of Oudh, iii. [351] Belgians, King of, see Leopold —— Queen of, see Louise Belgium, dispute with Holland, i. [43 ] ,
[102 ] , [119] ,
[142 ] , [145] ,
[146] ; Belsham, William, History of Great Britain , i. [467] Bengal Mutiny, iii. [224 ] [79] , [80] ;
ii. [87] ;—— Major-General Sir Henry, K.C.B., wounded at Inkerman, iii. [53 ] ;interview with the Queen, iii. [56] ,
[60] Beresford, Lord John George de la Poer, Archbishop of Armagh, ii. [224 ] —— Major, iii. [78] —— Viscount, i. [420] ;
ii. [393] Berkeley, Admiral, M.P., Gloucester, iii. [78] Bernadotte, Marshal, iii. [448] Bernard, Dr, trial of, iii. [261 ] ,
[274 ] Bessarabia, cession of, iii. [152 ] ,
[158 ] , [208 ] Bessborough, Earl of, see Duncannon Bethell, Sir Richard (afterwards Lord Westbury), Attorney-General, Divorce Bill, iii. [232 ] ;India Bill, iii. [267 ] ; Lord Chancellor, iii. [442] Beust, Baron, Minister in Saxony, iii. [151] , [151 ] ,
[171] Beverloo Camp, i. [41] Beyens, Baron, Secretary of Legation at Madrid, ii. [436] Beyrout, bombardment of, i. [238] ;
iii. [10 ] Bickersteth, Robert, afterwards Bishop of Ripon, iii. [206 ] ,
[217] Bilbao, battle at, i. [67] Birch, Mr, formerly tutor to Prince of Wales, iii. [431] Birmingham, Chartist riots, i. [179] ;political condition, i. [506] Births, registration of, i. [43 ] Bishops, seats in House of Lords, i. [56 ] ; Black Sea, Russia's Fleet, iii. [120] ; Blagden, Mr, i. [14] Blanc, Louis, organisation du travail , ii. [168] Bloemfontein, ii. [200 ] Blomfield, C. J., see London, Bishop of Bloomfield, Baron, ii. [256] ; Boers, defeat of, ii. [142 ] ,
[200 ] Bois-le-Comte, Mons., French Minister at Madrid, i. [96] Bolgrad, iii. [208 ] Bomarsund, capture of, iii. [36 ] Bonaparte, see Napoleon Bordeaux, Duc de (afterwards Comte de Chambord), i. [495] ,
[498] , [499] ,
[506] , [508] ; Borthwick, Peter, ii. [34 ] Bourquency, Mons. de, iii. [151] Bouverie, Mr, iii. [131] Bowring, Edgar, C.B., iii. [477] —— Sir John, British Plenipotentiary, Hong-Kong, iii. [223 ] ,
[227 ] Bowyer, Sir George, M.P., iii. [445] Brabant, Duchess Marie Henriette de (afterwards Queen of the Belgians), iii. [276] —— Dukes of, see Leopold Bracebridge, Mr and Mrs, iii. [62 ] Braganza, Duchess of, i. [51] , [178] Breadalbane, Marquess of, i [429] ;Lord Chamberlain, ii. [425] ; review at Edinburgh, iii. [407] —— Marchioness of, Lady of the Bedchamber, i. [143] Brescia, ii. [269] Bresson, Count, ii. [98] , [99] ,
[107] —— M., aids King Louis Philippe's escape, ii. [157] Bribery at elections, i. [90] Bridgewater, eighth Earl of, treatises, i. [349 ] Bright, John, on war with Russia, iii. [20 ] ;appeal for ending the war, iii. [63 ] ; loses his seat, iii. [223 ] ; India Bill, iii. [280 ] ; Oudh Proclamation, iii. [281] , [290 ;] Reform Bill, iii. [324] ; proposed honour, iii. [349] ; England and Savoy, iii. [394 ] ; privilege resolutions, iii. [404] ; and Palmerston, iii. [429] Brighton, i. [140] British Columbia, name given, iii. [296] Broadfoot, Major, political agent, India, death, ii. [76] Broadstairs, Queen's visit to, i. [19] Brock, Mrs, Queen's nurse, i. [14] Brocket Hall, Lord Melbourne's house, i. [150] ;Queen's visit to, i. [296] Broglie, Duc de, ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs, i. [149] ;
ii. [37 ] Brougham, Lord, i. [56 ] ;on Canadian difficulties, i. [102 ] ,
[128;] advice against dissolution, i. [293] ; right of audience, i. [344] ; as a protectionist, ii. [81] Brown, Sir George, wounded at Inkerman, iii. [53 ] ,
[129] —— Sir William, Baronet, iii. [477 ] Bruce, Commodore, ii. [366] —— Colonel, iii. [306] —— Lady Augusta, ii. [434] ;
iii. [451] Brunnow, M. de, Russian Minister, i. [190] ,
[232] ;
ii. [250] , [286] ,
[408] , [442] ,
[456] ;
iii. [176] , [189] ,
[466] Brunswick, House of, history of, i. [1] , [6] Brussels, Russian Minister to, ii. [17] Brydon, Dr, i. [254 ] Buccleuch, Duke of, i. [509] ;
ii. [49] , [63] -65 —— Duchess of, Mistress of the Robes, i. [310] [221] —— Mr (afterwards President), American Minister to Great Britain, iii. [105] ,
[182] ; Buckingham, second Duke of, i. [278] ; —— Palace, proposed alterations, ii. [33] Buckland, Dr, Irish Commissioner, ii. [48] Buenos Ayres, blockade by British Fleet, ii. [133 ] Bull Run, battle of, iii. [421 ] Buller, Charles, i. [142 ] , [425] Bulwer, Sir Henry (afterwards Lord Dalling), Minister at Madrid, i. [235] ,
[238] , [334] ;
ii. [97] , [119] ;
[133] , [136] ; —— Lytton, Sir Edward (afterwards Lord Lytton), i. [350] ;
iii. [79] ; Bunsen, Chevalier, ii. [139] , [182] ; Buol, Count, Austrian Prime Minister, ii. [380] ,
[440] ;
iii. [11] , [66] ,
[121 ] , [131, ]
[176] , [306] ,
[328 ] , [329] "Bureaucratic," Palmerston's definition of, i. [107] Burghersh, Francis Lord (afterwards Earl of Westmorland), A.D.C. to Lord Raglan, iii. [50] Burgoyne, Sir John, ii. [141 ] Burnes, Captain (afterwards Sir Alexander), mission to Cabul, i. [142 ] ; Burnet, Bishop, History of his own Time, i. [435] Burney, Miss (Madame D'Arblay), diary, i. [406] ,
[467] Bury, Lord, Straits Settlements, iii. [277] Bushey Park, residence of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, i. [33] Bushire, capture of, iii. [159 ] Bussahir, iii. [360] Butler, Captain, siege of Silistria, iii. [36 ] Buxted, residence of Lord Liverpool, Queen visits, i. [50] Buxton, Charles, iii. [443] Bygrave, Captain, i. [442] Byng, Sir John, see Strafford, Earl of —— George, i. [60] ,
[467] Byron, Lady, i. [310] —— seventh Lord, i. [307]
Cabrals, the, ii. [134] , [135] Cabul, i. [254 ] , [370 ] ,
[383] ; Cadiz, Duke of, ii. [89] Cadogan, Honoria, Countess, died September 12, 1845, i. [62] Cagliari , seizure of the, iii. [262 ] ,
[274] , [275 ] Cairns, Sir Hugh, Solicitor-General, Oudh Proclamation debate, iii. [290 ] Camarilla, i. [58] Cambridge, first Duke of, i. [4] ;political views, i. [5] ,
[6] ; Regent of Hanover, i. [7] ; marriage, i. [99] , [207] ,
[208] , [245] ; daughter's marriage, i. [434] , [437] ,
[440] , [475] ,
[476] ; death, ii. [247 ] , [256] Cambridge, Prince George of (afterwards second Duke of Cambridge), i. [212] ;Ireland, ii. [226] ; Earldom of Tipperary, ii. [245] -247; Ireland, ii. [303] ; Ranger of the Parks, ii. [393] ; in Paris, iii. [14] ; interview with Napoleon, iii. [24] -26; writes from Constantinople, iii. [27] ,
[28] ; illness and return from the Crimea, iii. [70] ; iii. [78] ; council of war, iii. [160 ] ,
[167] ; Commander-in-Chief, iii. [199] ,
[200] ; proposed marriage of Princess Mary, iii. [206] ,
[209] ; Army control, iii. [293] Cambridge, Duchess of, i. [11] , [31] ,
[99] , [494] —— Queen's visit to, i. [496] ,
[501] , [503] Campbell, Mr, M.P. for Weymouth, iii. [239] —— Sir Colin (afterwards Lord Clyde), Queen's high opinion of, iii. [152] ,
[155] ; —— Lord, Bernard trial, iii. [274 ] ;Lord Chancellor, iii. [348] ; reports of divorce cases, iii. [378] Canada, friction in, i. [56 ] , [98] ,
[100] , [102 ] ,
[103] ;Lord Durham, Governor-General, i. [104] ,
[128] , [133] ,
[135] -137; resignation, i. [137] ; union of, i. [209 ] ; dispute with United States, i. [254 ] ;
ii. [30 ] ; resignation of Lord Metcalfe, ii. [47] ; Government of, ii. [94] ; Clergy Revenues Bill, ii. [431 ] ; Nova Scotia, iii. [189] ; Colonial Governorships, iii. [190] ; Ottawa selected as capital, iii. [262 ] ; British Columbia, iii. [296] ; United States claim to St Juan, iii. [373] ; Prince of Wales's visit to, iii. [380 ] ,
[404] ; proposed increase in Army and Navy for, iii. [440] Candahar, i. [407] Canning, Right Hon. G., speech on Queen's education, i. [10] ,
[229] —— Viscount (afterwards Earl), ii. [346] ;Post Office, ii. [421] ; not in the Cabinet, ii. [427] ; Government of 1855, iii. [98] ; Post Office, iii. [104] ; Governor-General of India, iii. [128] ,
[159 ] , [178] ; arrival in India, iii. [179] ; Indian Mutiny, iii. [224 ] ,
[236] -238; his clemency, iii. [249] -252; [262 ] , [281] -285,
[289] , [291] ;Viceroy, iii. [304 ] ; Earldom, iii. [313 ] ; Indian Army Question, iii. [318] ; termination of Mutiny, iii. [350] ; Indian titles, iii. [387] ; Queen's pleasure at progress in India, iii. [405] ; K.G., iii. [441] ; Queen's high opinion of, iii. [453] ; death of his wife, iii. [475] ; touching letter from the Queen, iii. [477] ,
[478] —— Viscountess, i. [310] ,
[397] ; iii. [405] ; —— Sir Stratford, see Stratford de Redcliffe Canrobert, Marshal, Commander of French army, iii. [1 ] ,
[64 ] ; Canterbury, Archbishop of (William Howley), report as to Queen's education, i. [17] ,
[55] ;announces to the Queen William IV.'s death, i. [74] ,
[75] ; attends Queen's first council, i. [77] ; convocation address, i. [299] ; (John Bird Sumner), Bishopric of Capetown, ii. [448] ; on Sunday bands, iii. [194 ] ; (C. T. Longley), iii. [206 ] ; national prayer and humiliation iii. [247] —— Viscount, iii. [230] Canton, England's occupation of, iii. [223 ] ,
[226] Capetown, Bishopric of, ii. [448] Caradoc, Sir John Hobart, see Howden, Lord Carbonari Society, iii. [261 ] Cardigan, Earl of, i. [263] , [264] ,
[386] , [394] ; iii.
[67] ; Cardwell, Mr (afterwards Viscount), ii. [368] ;Secretary at War, ii. [421] ; President of Board of Trade, ii. [468] ; Oudh Proclamation, iii. [282] ; vote of censure withdrawn, iii. [290] ; Chief Secretary for Ireland, iii. [349] Carlisle, sixth Earl of, i. [419] —— seventh Earl (sometime Lord Morpeth), Chief Secretary for Ireland, i. [62] ,
[281] , [308] ;
ii. [79] , [95] ; Carlists, i. [50] , [67] ;
ii. [3] Carlos, Don, i. [44 ] , [57 ] ,
[488] ; Carlton House, residence of George IV., Queen's visit to, i. [11] Carmarthen Riots, i. [484] Carolina, South, iii. [381 ] Cartwright, Sir T., i. [409] Cashmere, ii. [74] Castlerosse, Lord, iii. [291] Cathcart, Earl, Governor-General of Canada, ii. [47 ] Cathcart, General Sir George, Kaffir War, ii. [283 ] ; Cavaignac, General, French Minister for War, ii. [184 ] ,
[190] , [191 ] ,
[207] , [387] Cavour, Count, Sardinian Premier, iii. [63 ] ,
[66 ] , [156 ] ,
[161] , [170] ,
[307 ] , [333] ; Cawdor, Earl, i. [484] Cawnpore, Mutiny, iii. [224 ] ,
[238] ; Cécile, Admiral, ii. [213] Chalmers, Dr, i. [448 ] ,
[450 ] Chambers, Dr William Frederick, consulting physician, iii. [473] Chambord, Comte de, see Bordeaux, Duc de Chandos, Lord (afterwards Duke), Secretary to the Treasury, ii. [423] Chantrey, Sir Francis, sculptor, i. [313] ,
[333] , [337] Chapman, Dr, iii. [431] Chapoo, captured by Sir Hugh Gough, i. [441] Charier, Mdlle., ii. [3] Charlemont, Viscount, i. [344] Charles of Hesse, Prince, iii. [458] —— X., of France, character and death, i. [52] —— Archduke, i. [431] —— Albert, King of Sardinia, ii. [141 ] ,
[175] ;Piedmontese war, ii. [178 ] ,
[182 ] ,
[183] , [186] ,
[187] , [190] ,
[191 ] , [197] ,
[198] ; defeat at Custozza, ii. [191 ] ; at Novara, ii. [208 ] ; abdication in favour of his son, ii. [208 ] Charleston, surrender of, iii. [421 ] Charlotte, Princess (daughter of George IV.), i. [8] ; —— Princess of Prussia (afterwards Hereditary Princess of Saxe-Meiningen), birth of,
iii. [406 ] Charlotte, Princess of Belgium, ii. [185] ; Chartists, i. [83] ; Chartres, Duc de, i. [266] ,
[414] ; iii. [453] Chateaubriand, Vicomte de, i. [508 ] Chatsworth, Queen's visit to, i. [509] Chelmsford, Lord, Lord Chancellor, iii. [272] Chelsea pensioners, arming of, i. [486] Cherbourg, Queen's visit to Napoleon, iii. [295] Chester, Dean of, see Davys Childers, Col., Life of Right Hon. H.C.E. Childers , ii. [77 ] Chillianwalla, ii. [208 ] Chimay, Prince de, iii. [274 ] [142 ] , [209 ] ,
[219] , [254 ] ,
[260] , [265] ;operations in, i. [261] ,
[337] , [370 ] ,
[441] ; war of 1857, iii. [223 ] , [226] ,
[231 ] ; Treaty of Tien-tsin, iii. [262 ] ,
[301] ; refusal to ratify treaty, march to Pekin, iii. [381 ] Chiswick, ii. [17] Chobham camp, review at, ii. [449] ,
[449 ] Cholera, epidemic of, ii. [228 ] Christian, Prince, of Glücksburg, afterwards King Christian IX. of Denmark, ii. [358 ] —— Princess, see Helena, Princess Christina, Queen, Regent of Spain, i. [59] ,
[62] , [95] ;abdication, i. [244] ,
[346] , [349] ,
[351] ; marriage question, ii. [4] , [31 ] ,
[96] , [97] ,
[99] , [100] ,
[183] Christino cause, i. [44 ] , [67] Church of England, Queen's early knowledge of, i. [16] ;her relations to, i. [51] ,
[72] , [79] ; Parker Society, i. [259] ; reform, i. [282] ; difficulties at Oxford, i. [373] ,
[374] ; Low Church bigotry, ii. [37] ; ii. [115 ] ; preferments, ii. [121] ; Ritualists and Romanists, ii. [273] ,
[273 ] ,
[377] ; riots at Stockport, ii. [391] ; in the Colonies, ii. [448] —— of Scotland crisis, i. [447] ,
[448] , [450 ] —— rates, i. [56 ] , [66] ;
iii. [323] Churchill, Lady, iii. [407] Chusan, i. [209 ] , [265] Chuttur Singh, surrender of, ii. [217] Cintra, Convention of, iii. [175 ] Cistercian Trappists , Queen Adelaide's visit to, i. [437] Civil Service, competitive examinations for, iii. [9] ,
[11] Clanricarde, Marquess of, i. [188] ;
ii. [427] ; —— Marchioness of, i. [350] Clanwilliam, Earl of, ii. [422] Claremont, residence of King Leopold, Queen's reminiscences of, i. [10] ,
[18] , [19] ;regret at leaving, ii. [5] ,
[21 ] ; residence of King Louis Philippe, ii. [160] -162 —— Col., Orsini trial, iii. [273] Clarence, Duke of, see William IV. Clarendon, third Earl of, Chief Justice-in-Eyre, death, i. [143] —— fourth Earl of, i. [97] ;Ambassador at Madrid, i. [281] ; Lord Privy Seal, i. [308] ;
ii. [60] , [83] ,
[86] , [131] ,
[132] , [169] ,
[195] , [223] ,
[224] , [236] ,
[244] ; opinion on Lord Palmerston's removal, ii. [260] ,
[263] ; refusal of Foreign Office, ii. [346] ,
[348 ] ; ii. [420] ,
[423] ; Foreign Secretary, ii. [431 ] ; Eastern Question, ii. [439] -444,
[452 ] -471; Duke of Cambridge in Paris, iii. [14] ; Russian loan, iii. [35 ] ; Crimea, iii. [43 ] ; Austrian alliance, iii. [48] ,
[51 ] ; the "Four Points," iii. [65] ; Government of 1855, iii. [82] , [83] ,
[86] , [88] ,
[89] , [90] ,
[92] , [94] ,
[96] , [96 ] ,
[97] , [98] ,
[99 ] ; Foreign Affairs, iii. [104] ; Emperor's proposal to take command at the Crimea, iii. [111 ] ,
[111] ; Naples despatch, iii. [143] -144; Austrian ultimatum, iii. [152] , [153] ,
[165] ; arranging terms of settlement, iii. [168] -185; conversation with French Emperor, iii. [175] ; Treaty of Peace signed, iii. [183] ; Queen's appreciation of his services, iii. [184] ,
[185] ; honours, iii. [186] ; iii. [190] ; interview with Persigny, iii. [232] ; and Italy, iii. [305] ; declines joining the new Cabinet, iii. [346] ; St Juan dispute, iii. [373] ; coronation of King of Prussia, iii. [428] ,
[429 ] ; reception at the coronation of King and Queen of Prussia, iii. [458] -460; interview with the French Empress, iii. [460] ; King of Prussia's views, iii. [465] Clarendon's History of the Rebellion , i. [38] ,
[52] ;Private Memoirs , i. [435] Claridge's Hotel, Empress of the French stays at, iii. [419] Clark, Dr (afterwards Sir James), Physician to the Queen, i. [61] ,
[130] , [202] ; Clémentine, Princess, of Orleans, i. [431] Cleveland, Duke of, i. [386] Clive, Lord, Life by Sir J. Malcolm, i. [55] Close, Francis, Dean of Carlisle, iii. [206 ] Clyde, Lord, see Campbell, Sir Colin Cobden, Richard, i. [300] ;Corn Laws, i. [415] , [465] ;
ii. [60] ; Peel's tribute to, ii. [83] ; the Whigs, ii. [84] ,
[85] , [87] ; Poor Law Commission, ii. [130] ,
[131] , [132] ; ii. [155] , [216] ; question of marriage between Prince Frederick William of Prussia and the Princess Royal,
iii. [182] ; on China War, iii. [223 ] ; loss of seat, iii. [226] ; iii. [263] ; refuses to join Government, iii. [307 ] ,
[348] , [350 ] ; and the Pope, iii. [357] ; Plenipotentiary for commercial treaty, iii. [379 ] ; declines honours, iii. [413] ,
[414 ] Coblentz, iii. [146] Coburg (see Saxe-Coburg), House of, history of, i. [3] ;influence on the Queen's politics, i. [4] ; abuse of, i. [53] —— Queen's visit to, ii. [45 ] Cochrane, Mr Baillie (afterwards Lord Lamington), iii. [445] Cockburn, Sir George, Admiral of the Fleet, i. [432] —— Mr (afterwards Sir Alexander), Don Pacifico debate, ii. [252 ] ;Chief Justice of Common Pleas, iii. [215] Codrington, Major-General Sir William, wounded at Inkerman, iii. [53 ] ; Colborne, Sir John (afterwards Lord Seaton), i. [57 ] ; Colchester, Lord, iii. [230] Coldstream Guards wounded from Crimea, iii. [110] Colenso, Rev. J. W., ii. [449] Coleridge, Mr, and Provostship of Eton, iii. [431] Colloredo, Count, Austrian Ambassador, ii. [439] ,
[440] Colquhoun, Mr, iii. [44] Colvin, John Russell, Lieut.-Gov. of North-West Provinces, death of, iii. [251] Combermere, Viscount, i. [420] ;Constable of the Tower, ii. [393] ; Field-Marshal, iii. [146 ] Companies, Limited Liability, statute passed, iii. [64 ] Conroy, Sir J., comptroller to Duchess of Kent, i. [99] Conservatives in opposition, i. [56 ] ;dissensions, ii. [1 ] ; Corn Laws, ii. [66] ; ii. [83] , [315] ,
[384] , [403] ; form a Government, ii. [412] -430; Roebuck Motion, iii. [79] , [226] ; Government of 1858, iii. [262 ] ,
[266] ; possible dissolution, iii. [283] -292; new Reform Bill, iii. [307 ] ; defeat, iii. [341] ; iii. [362] ; overtures to Lord Palmerston, iii. [420 ] ,
[429] Consort, Prince (see Victoria, Queen), parentage, i. [4] ;influence of Baron Stockmar, i. [26] ; his character, i. [28 ] ; Princess of Hohenlohe's opinion of, i. [46] ; Queen's first impression of, i. [49] ; education of, i. [97] , [109] ,
[111] ; engagement to Queen Victoria, i. [141 ] ,
[188] ; visits Italy, i. [152] ; Queen's views, i. [177] ; description of, i. [186] ; arrival at Windsor, i. [188] ; religion, i. [196] ; question of a peerage, i. [198] ; the Declaration, i. [203] , [204] ; his Household, i. [204] , [206] ,
[207] ; marriage with the Queen, i. [209 ] ,
[217] ; his grant, i. [209 ] , [214] ; appointed Regent, i. [209 ] ; the Queen's confidential secretary, i. [28] ; name in Prayer Book, i. [249] ; on changes at Court, i. [256] ; visits Oxford, i. [291] ; his position on change of Government, i. [304] ; Lord Melbourne's opinion of, i. [306] ; Fine Arts Commission, i. [332] ; lays foundation stone of Royal Exchange, i. [376] ; on duelling, i. [450 ] ; domestic life, i. [464] ; to hold levées, i. [470] , [471] ; reception at Birmingham, i. [509] ; his father's death, ii. [6] ; Grand Cross of St Andrew, ii. [17] ; birthday, ii. [20 ] ; French King's appreciation of, ii. [25] ; title rumours, ii. [34] ; interest in Osborne, ii. [42] ; attacks on, ii. [46] ; memo. on change of Government, ii. [61] ; council meeting, ii. [65] ; Sir R. Peel and memo. of their conversation, ii. [76] ; memo. on resignation of Sir R. Peel, ii. [80] ,
[83] ; on new Government, ii. [85] ; Sir R. Peel, ii. [93] ; his self-denial, ii. [129] ; visits King Louis Philippe at Claremont, ii. [163] ; and the unemployed, ii. [168] ; visit to York, ii. [184] ; visit with the Queen to Ireland, ii. [224] ; opening of new Coal Exchange, ii. [228] ; Exhibition of 1851, ii. [231 ] ,
[316] -318; memo. on Lord Palmerston's Foreign Policy, ii. [235] ,
[243] , [260] ,
[261] ; Mansion House speech, ii. [239] ; memos. on formation of a new Government, ii. [293] ,
[297] , [298] ,
[300] , [302] ,
[306] , [309] ,
[310] , [311] ; presides at Propagation of Gospel Meeting, ii. [319 ] ; on Lord Palmerston's successor, ii. [345] -347; his fondness for politics and business, ii. [362] ; and the Army, ii. [365] ; on resignation of Lord John Russell, ii. [367] ,
[369] , [371] ; on change of Government, ii. [374] ; command of Grenadier Guards and Rifle Brigade, ii. [392] ; on new appointments on death of Duke of Wellington, ii. [392] ; on national defences, ii. [398] -400; on Free Trade Debate, ii. [404] ; on resignation of Lord Derby, ii. [412] -413; on new Government, ii. [413] , [415] ,
[420] ; Lord Derby's opinion of, ii. [426] ; on change of Ministry, ii. [427] ; birth of Prince Leopold (afterwards Duke of Albany), ii. [444] ; congratulates Mr Gladstone on his Budget speech, ii. [446] ; memo. on Eastern Question, ii. [454] ,
[456] ; memo. on Lord Palmerston's resignation, ii. [467] ; Press attacks on, iii. [1 ] , [3] ,
[4 ] , [7] ,
[8 ] ; interview with Emperor Napoleon, iii. [1 ] ; President of Patriotic Fund, iii. [2 ] ; memos. on Reform Bill, iii. [20 ] ,
[22] , [23] ,
[24] ; memo. of Government changes, iii. [33] ,
[34] ; visits French Emperor, iii. [41 ] -43; memo. on Lord John Russell's possible resignation, iii. [58] ; visits the French Emperor, iii. [64 ;] memo. on Lord John Russell's resignation, iii. [72] ; memos. on inability of Lord Derby and Lord John Russell to form a Government, iii. [83] -96; memo. on Lord Palmerston's Government of 1855, iii. [97] ,
[98] ; asks Lord Aberdeen to join new Government, iii. [98] ; memo. of interview with Mr Gladstone, iii. [107] -109; on Austria's proposal of Crimean settlement, iii. [120] ,
[127 ] ; visits France, iii. [135] ; [155] ;Queen's memo. on his status, iii. [192] -194; title of Prince Consort conferred, iii. [196] ,
[197] , [197 ] ; French Emperor's feeling towards England, iii. [232] ,
[233] ; marriage of Princess Royal, iii. [261 ] ,
[263] , [264;] memo. on resignation of the Government, iii. [266] -268; Danish Question, iii. [281 ] ; memo. on Oudh Proclamation, iii. [284;] memo. on Lord Derby and dissolution, iii. [289] ; visit to French Emperor at Cherbourg, iii. [295] ; memo. on Lord Palmerston, iii. [300] ; Lord Stanley's position with the Queen, iii. [301] -303; tours of Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, iii. [411 ] ; Princess Alice's engagement, iii. [415] ; state visit to Ireland, iii. [420 ] ; Lord John Russell's despatch to America, iii. [421 ] ; failure of health, iii. [421 ] ; death of the Duchess of Kent, iii. [435] -439; illness, iii. [468] , [470] ; draft despatch to United States, last written by, iii. [469] ; slight rally, [472] , [473] ; death, iii. [421 ] ,
[473] Conspiracy and Assassination Bill, iii. [266 ] Constantin, expedition against, i. [43 ] ; Constantine of Russia, Grand Duchess, ii. [7] ;
iii. [466] Constantinople, i. [232] ; Constitution de la Belgique , newspaper, i. [55] Constitution, the English, i. [358] Constitutional newspaper, i. [53] Conyngham, Lady Maria, i. [12] —— Marchioness, i. [12] —— Marquess, Lord Chamberlain, i. [12] ,
[74] , [75] ,
[84] , [110] ,
[121] Cooper, the Leicester Chartist, i. [424] Coorg, Princess of, iii. [54] Corbett, Mr, Secretary of Legation at Florence, iii. [310] Corigan, Dominic, Physician-in-Ordinary, ii. [136 ] Cork, Queen Victoria's visit to, ii. [224] ;question of dockyard, iii. [151] Corn Laws, petition against, i. [148] ;debates on, i. [218] , [265] ,
[278] , [280] ,
[370 ] , [381] ,
[415] , [450 ] ,
[465] ; Anti-Corn-Law League, i. [370 ] ,
[415] , [466] ;
ii. [30 ] , [49] ,
[383 ] ; paragraph in the Times , ii. [48] ,
[49] ; Lord John Russell's policy, ii. [59] ; Sir R. Peel's views, ii. [65] , [66] ,
[87] ; settlement, ii. [233] ; Earl Grey on, ii. [377] ; Mr Disraeli on, ii. [381] Coronation, i. [120] , [127] Corry, H., ii. [306] , [405] Cottenham, Earl of, Chancellor, i. [271] ,
[308] , [314] ;
ii. [83] County and Borough Franchise, ii. [288] Couper, Sir George, iii. [254] Courvoisier murders Lord William Russell, i. [220 ] Covent Garden Theatre, Free Trade meetings at, ii. [131] Coventry, Earl of, i. [91] Cowell, Major (afterwards Sir John), tutor to Prince Alfred, iii. [413 ] Cowley, first Baron, Minister at Frankfort, i. [495] —— second Baron (created Earl 1859), ii. [146] ,
[186] , [275] ;Queen's high opinion of, ii. [285] ,
[286] ; Ambassador at Napoleon's Court, ii. [397] ,
[407] ; Napoleon's marriage, ii. [435] ; Eastern Question, iii. [115] , [151] ,
[153] , [154] ,
[160] ; council of war at Paris, iii. [168] ; honours, iii. [186] ; iii. [221] ; mission to Vienna, iii. [308 ] ,
[323] , [324] -326; rumoured treaty between France and Russia, iii. [330] ; terms of peace at Villafranca, iii. [359 ] ; England's congress representative, iii. [375] ; Italian Question, iii. [384] , [385] ; stormy interview with Napoleon, [390] -394; French policy in Italy, iii. [412 ] Cowper, Countess, i. [201] —— Lady Fanny, i. [121] ; —— Hon. William, Priv. Sec. to Lord Melbourne, i. [220] ;First Commissioner of Works, iii. [443] Cracow, ii. [72] , [114] Crampton, Mr (afterwards Sir John), British Minister at Washington, dismissal of, iii. [219 ] ;English Ambassador at St Petersburg, iii. [326] Cranworth, Lord, Lord Chancellor, ii. [420] ;
iii. [103] ; Creptowitch, Count, Russian Ambassador, iii. [185 ] Crimea, see Eastern Question Croker, Right Hon. J. W., Queen's declaration, i. [197] Crown, influence of the, i. [105] ; —— jewels, claim to, i. [439] ,
[487] Crowther, Rev. Samuel, ii. [366] Crystal Palace, the Queen opens the, iii. [2 ] ;visit of the Emperor and Empress of the French, iii. [117 ] ; peace fête, iii. [190] Cullen, Dr, Archbishop of Armagh, ii. [281] Cumberland, second Duke of, i. [4;] his character, i. [6] ,
[72] , [76] . See also Hanover, King Ernest of —— third Duke of, see Hanover, King George V. [212] —— Rev. Wm., recommended for Canonry, ii. [121] Custine, Marquis Astolphe de, La Russie en 1839 , i. [501]
Daily News, iii. [337] Dalhousie, Countess of, i. [397] ; —— tenth Earl and first Marquess of, ii. [65] ,
[84] ;Viceroy of India, ii. [142 ] ; views as to the Punjab, ii. [196] ; Marquess, ii. [208 ] , [221] ; Queen's opinion of, ii. [212] ; Koh-i-noor diamond, ii. [242] ; Rangoon, ii. [380] ; Cinque Ports, ii. [393] ; India, ii. [400] , [401] ; on his wife's death, ii. [450] ; correspondence with the Queen, iii. [38] ,
[39] , [45] -48,
[53] ; desires to retire, iii. [114] ; retirement of, iii. [159 ] ,
[179] ; reported failure to suppress insubordination in India, iii. [180 ] ; Lord Canning succeeds him, iii. [179] ; iii. [292] Dalkeith, Queen's visit to, i. [430] Dalmeny, Lord, i. [489] Danish Law of Succession, ii. [358 ] ;
iii. [280] Darmes, attempts King Louis Philippe's life, i. [243 ] D'Aubigny, Mons., ii. [20] Davis, Jefferson, President of the Southern States, iii. [421 ] Davys, Rev. George, Dean of Chester, afterwards Bishop of Peterborough, instructor of Queen, i. [15] ,
[38] , [64] Dawes, Richd., Dean of Ripon, iii. [206] Dawson, Hon. Thomas Vesey, death at Inkerman, iii. [55] Deceased Wife's Sister Bill, iii. [277] Defences, national, ii. [396] , [398] -400;
iii. [37] De Grey, Earl, Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, i. [309] Delane, John T., editor of the Times , ii. [263] ; De la Warr, Elizabeth, Countess, i. [310] Delhi, revolt at, iii. [224 ] , [236] ; Democracy, progress of, ii. [385] "Democratic," definition of the term, i. [107] Denison, J. E., ii. [273] ; Denman, Lord, i. [469] Denmark, and Morocco, ii. [4] ;and Holstein, ii. [171] ,
[222] , [223] ,
[249] , [251] ,
[270] ; peace concluded with Prussia, ii. [254] ,
[255] ; Danish succession, ii. [320] ,
[358] —— King of, letter to Queen Victoria, ii. [254] Derby, Earl of, see Stanley Despatches, method of dealing with, ii. [221] ,
[222] Devonshire, Duke of, ii. [16 ] ;
iii. [202] Dhuleep Singh, Maharajah, Queen's impression of, iii. [39] ,
[47] , [54] ; Dietz, Mons., Governor of Prince Ferdinand, i. [54] ,
[131] Dilke, Sir C. W., Baronet, iii. [477] Disbrowe, Sir Ed., British Minister at the Hague, i. [145] ,
[409] , [417] Disfranchisement Bill, ii. [380] Disraeli, Benjamin, "Young England," ii. [16] ;"poisoned chalice," ii. [59 ] ; protectionist, ii. [71 ] ; attack on Sir R. Peel, ii. [79] , [80] ; leader of Opposition, ii. [208 ] ,
[216] , [248] ; motion on agricultural distress, ii. [285] ; protection, ii. [287] ; ii. [291] , [301] ,
[303] , [363] ; on Palmerston's defence, ii. [364] ; Endymion , ii. [376 ] ;Chancellor of the Exchequer, ii. [381] ; debate on dissolution, ii. [382] , [384;] Militia Bill, ii. [385] , [386] ,
[387] ; speech on Duke of Wellington, ii. [401] ; Free Trade, ii. [402] , [403] ; and Gladstone, ii. [405] ; Budget speech, ii. [406] ; loss of office, ii. [415] , [427] ; apology for his speech, ii. [428 ] ; attack on the Government, iii. [38 ] ; Roebuck Motion, iii. [76] , [79] ,
[106] ; formation of Government of 1855, iii. [81] ,
[84] ; attack on Lord John Russell, iii. [131 ] ; preparation for war, iii. [192] ; attack on the Budget, iii. [224 ] ,
[226] ; China War debate, iii. [228] , [229] ; speech on Indian Mutiny, iii. [239] ; return to office, iii. [261 ] ; Conspiracy Bill debate, iii. [265] ; Chancellor of the Exchequer, iii. [272] ; reports of the debates, iii. [274] , [275] ,
[277] , [278] ; India Bill, iii. [279] ; Oudh Proclamation debate, iii. [290 ] ,
[292 ] ; and Lord Stanley, iii. [301] ; debate on the address, iii. [340] ; defeat of Government, iii. [341] ; and the Pope, iii. [358] ; and Lord Palmerston's Government, iii. [429] Dissenters and Church Rates, iii. [323] Dissolution, prerogative of, ii. [91] Divorce Bill, iii. [224 ] ,
[231 ] —— Court, Queen's objection to publication of proceedings in newspapers, iii. [378] Doabs, Eastern, disarmament of Sikhs, ii. [217] Dorset, Duke of, Master of the Horse, i. [12] Dost Mahommed, see Afghanistan, Ameer of Douglas, General Sir Howard, iii. [175 ] —— Lord (afterwards Duke of Hamilton), marriage, i. [439] [102] Douro, Marchioness of, i. [486] ; ii. [5] , [322] Doyle, Richard, i. [152 ] Drayton Manor, Queen's visit to, i. [509] Dresden, ii.[ 220 ] Dreux, ii. [159] Drummond, Edward, assassination of, i. [455] ,
[456] —— Castle, Queen's visit to, i. [430] —— Henry, Member for West Surrey, iii. [76] ,
[276] Druses, iii. [380 ] Dublin, Archbishop of (Richard Whateley), Queen's opinion of, i. [62] —— fear of outbreak at, ii. [169] ;Queen's visit to, ii. [224] Duels, military, i. [450 ] ,
[485 ] Dufferin, Marquess of, and story of Mrs Norton and the Times , ii. [48 ] Duffield, Walter, ii. [41] Dumas, General, ii. [159] Duncannon, Viscount (afterwards Earl of Bessborough), Lord Privy Seal, afterwards Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
i. [99] , [133] ,
[281] , [308] ,
[344] ; ii. [93] ; Duncombe, Thomas, M.P., Finsbury, iii. [79] ;Roebuck Committee, iii. [106] Dundas, Vice-Admral Sir James, Commander of Mediterranean Fleet, ii. [452 ] ;
iii. [1 ] , [116 ] —— Rear-Admiral Richard, commands expedition to the Baltic, iii. [116 ] —— Mr (afterwards Lord Melville), i. [357] —— Sir David, Convention of Cintra, iii. [175 ] Dundonald, Earl of (formerly Lord Cochrane), iii. [9 ] Dunfermline, Lord (formerly James Abercromby), Speaker, i. [98] ;
iii. [230] Dungannon, Viscount, i. [133 ] Dunkeld, Queen's visit to, i. [429] Dunmore, Countess of, Lady-in-Waiting, i. [384] —— Earl of, death, ii. [43] Durham, first Earl of, High Commissioner in Canada, i. [102 ] ,
[103] , [104] ;
Eastern Question, ii. [431 ] , [437] ,
[441] -444, [449 ] ,
[452 ] -471;declaration of war with Russia, iii. [1 ] ,
[12] , [13] ,
[20 ] ; Turkish success, iii. [36 ] ; battle of the Alma, iii. [43 ] ,
[49] ; Inkerman, iii. [53 ] ; Four Points negotiations, iii. [63 ] ,
[65 ] ; terms of settlement and final evacuation of the Crimea, iii. [158 ] ,
[182] East India Company, recall of Lord Ellenborough, ii. [1 ] ,
[9] , [11] ; Eastlake, Sir Charles, Keeper of National Gallery, i. [338] Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, ii. [232 ] ,
[279] , [281] ,
[283 ] , [313] ,
[314] Eckerforde, ii. [218] Eden, Lt.-Gen. John, C.B., iii. [39] Edinburgh, Queen's visit, i. [429] Education, Bullock's work on, ii. [214] ; Edwardes, Major, ii. [200] Egypt (see also Ali, Mehemet) and the Four Powers, i. [227] ,
[232] , [242] ,
[252 ] Elchingen, Duc de, i. [83] Elcho, Lord (afterwards Earl of Wemyss), Government of 1855, iii. [98] ;new Foreign Office, iii. [443] Election, general 1836, i. [56 ] ;on death of William IV., i. [80] ,
[89] ; ii. [126] ; Corrupt Practices Bill, iii. [8] Elgin, Earl of, Governor in Jamaica, ii. [47] ,
[94] ;treaty with Japan, iii. [262 ] ; Postmaster-General, iii. [349] Elimar, Prince, of Oldenburg, iii. [458] Eliot, Lord, afterwards Earl of St Germans, i. [310] Elizabeth, Princess, daughter of Queen Adelaide, death, i. [31] Ellenborough, Lord (afterwards Earl of), President of Board of Control, i. [163] ,
[309] , [326] ;Governor-General of India, i, [344] ; Indian warfare, i. [407] , [443 ] ; Somnauth proclamation, i. [445] , [462] ,
[468] ; Scinde controversy, i. [502] ; recall of, ii. [1 ] , [9] , [18] ; Earldom, ii. [10] ; in office, ii. [65] , [70] ; protectionist, ii. [306] ; and Lord Cochrane, iii. [10 ] ; iii. [73] , [81] ; President of Board of Control, iii. [262 ] ,
[272] ; Oudh despatch, iii. [281 ] ,
[282] -289; resignation, iii. [282] -285 Ellesmere, Earl of, death, iii. [227] Ellice, Mr, i. [144] ; ii. [92] Elliot, Captain, Chinese opium trade, i. [254 ] ,
[260] , [261 ] ; —— Lady Fanny, i. [291] —— Lady Harriet, illness of, iii. [69 ] —— Mr (afterwards Sir Henry), P.C., G.C.B., Plenipotentiary to Naples, iii. [356] ,
[418] Elphinstone, General, capture of, i. [254 ] —— Sir J. D. H., M.P. for Portsmouth, iii. [278] —— Baron, Governor of Bombay, iii. [313] ,
[406] Ely, bishopric of, ii. [35] —— Marchioness of, iii. [378] Emlyn, Lord, marriage, i. [395] [212] England, troubles in Afghanistan, i. [254 ] ,
[370 ] , [373] ,
[382] , [385] —— and Austria, ii. [182 ] ,
[183] , [187] ,
[190] , [380] ;Eastern Question, ii. [432 ] ,
[441] , [444] ,
[452] ; iii. [1 ] ,
[13] , [25] ; proposed alliance, iii. [49 ] , [50] ,
[65] , [115] ,
[118] ; Four Points, iii. [120] , [144] ; ultimatum, iii. [152] , [168] ,
[182] —— and China, i. [260] -262; —— and Denmark, ii. [358] —— and France, i. [93] ,
[209 ] , [230] ;
ii. [1 ] , [19] ,
[96] , [120 ] ;hospitality to King of, ii. [155] ; relations with as a Republic, ii. [206] ; on the Eastern Question, ii. [431 ] ,
[443] , [452 ] ,
[458] , [460] ,
[470] ; alliance with, iii. [1 ] , [232] ; feeling against, iii. [261 ] ,
[264 ] —— and Germany, ii. [274] ,
[275] , [276] —— and India (see India) —— and Italy, ii. [182] , [186] ; —— and Japan, treaty, iii. [262 ] —— and Persia, war, iii. [159 ] —— and Portugal, unpopularity, i. [57 ] ; —— Punjab, annexation of, ii. [208 ] —— and Russia, i. [86] ; ii. [19] ;on the Eastern Question, ii. [431 ] ,
[441] -445,
[452 ] ; iii. [1 ] ,
[4] , [11] ,
[12] , [13] ,
[14] ; declaration of war, iii. [19 ] ; Crimea, iii. [24] -32, [35] ,
[36] , [43] ; defeat at the Alma, iii. [43 ] , [44] ,
[50] ; battle of Balaklava, iii. [50] ; Four Points, iii. [66 ] , [120] ; Sebastopol taken, iii. [141] ; Austrian ultimatum, iii. [152 ] ; peace and terms of settlement, iii. [158 ] ; difficulty of enforcing settlement, iii. [159 ] -186,
[213] ; Danish Question, iii. [439] —— and Spain, i. [433] , [486] ,
[487] , [512] ;
ii. [31 ] , [32] ,
[44] ; —— Sweden and Norway, iii. [134 ] —— and Turkey, Eastern Question, ii. [431 ] ,
[437] , [441] -445,
[452 ] ; iii. [1 ] ,
[11] , [13 ,]
[19] England and United States of America, boundary dispute, i. [254 ] ,
[355] , [368] ,
[461] ; ii. [30 ] ,
[72 ] ; England, General (afterwards Sir Richard), i. [402] ,
[407] Enrique, Don, ii. [89] , [90] ,
[96] , [98] ,
[99] , [103] Ense, Varnhagen, von, memoirs of, iii. [472] Erfurt, Diet of, ii. [229] Ernest, Prince, of Hohenlohe, death of, iii. [396] Ernest, King, of Hanover, i. [57 ] , [189] . —— Prince, of Saxe-Coburg, i. [48] ; Ernestine branch of Saxe-Coburg family, history of, i. [2] Erroll, Earl of, i. [300] , [474] Espartero, Joaquin, Regent of Spain, i. [57 ] ,
[346] Este, Sir Augustus de, i. [489 ] Esterhazy, Prince Paul, i. [115] , [435] Eton College, ii. [22 ] ;Montem, ii. [109] ; resignation of Dr Hawtrey, ii. [433] ; extra week's holiday, iii. [200] ; election of Provost, iii. [431] Eu, Château de, i. [181] , [182] ; Eugénie, Empress of the French, see Montijo Eupatoria, disaster at, iii. [1 ] ,
[63 ] , [111 ] Evans, Col. (afterwards Sir G. de Lacy), i. [44 ] ,
[57 ] ; iii. [53 ] ,
[297 ] Examinations, competitive, iii. [10] ,
[297] Executions, public, ii. [38] Exeter, Bishop of, Gorham case, ii. [273 ] Exeter, Marquess of, i. [312] Exhibition of 1851, in Hyde Park, ii. [231 ] ,
[239] ;