Freemasonry condemned, 716.
Freemasons, Grand Master, 917.
Free Trade Congress, 468.
Freights, American, 120.
Frere, Sir B., at Poonah, 716.
Frightened to death, 146.
Frome heresy case, 821, 869, 870, 871,

877, 889.
Frome, living of, 344, 351, 355.
Frost, Chartist leader, 36, 38, 55, 468.
Frosts, excessive, 13, 14
Froude, J. A., rector of St. Andrews,

849, 865.
on Russia, 961,
Funds investment in English, 279.

958.

583.chto, 58

enters

Gale, aeronaut killed, 309.
Galway chapel accident, 124.

port of, 301.

subsidy, 587, 602, 603.
Ganges capsized, 630.
Garibaldi

triumph at Palestrina, 276.
withdraws from Italian Army, 560.
lands in Sirily, 573.
victories, 574, 577, 579.
refuses to disarm, 580.
concludes a truce, 581.
lands at Spartivento, 582.
Dictator, 583
enters Naples, 584.
expels the Jesuits, 584.
victory at Volturno, 585.
Naples for Italy, 586.
meets Victor Emmanuel, 587.
retires to Caprera, 588.
army disbanded, 589.
proclimations, 629.
wounded at Aspromonte, 631.
withdraws from chmber, 6
arrival in England, 671.
at Genoa, 741.
wounded at Monte Suello, 745.
on Italian freedom, 835.
resigns seat, 838.

in France, 952, 972.
Garotte crimes, 635.
Garrick Club dispute, 522.
Garrick Theatre disturbances, 47.
Gastein, convention of, 715.
Gateshead Town Hall, 829.
Gavazzi, Father, 316, 384, 537.
Geneva Peace Congress, 789.
Geology, Museum of, 326, 354
George IV., statue, 148.
Germany-

Frankfort Congress, 243,
diet, 247, 249, 261, 327.
Lieutenant-General, 254.
disturbance at Frankfort, 261.
crown of, 274.
diet split up, 276.
Federal union, 293.
action of Wurtemberg, 295.
invitation of Austria, 298.
new congress at Frankfort, 299, 312.
Dresden Conference, 316.
protects Holstein, 316, 317.
Anglo-French protest, 317.
annexation and incorporation, 331.
revival of Empire, 968.
Count Bernstorff, English ambas

sador, 985.
Germany, North-

new constitution, 761.
treaty, 765.
constitution, 775, 780.
Salzburg interview, 788.
Parliament opened, 789.
private property at sca, 819.
Debt Bill rejected, 820.
Federal ministry, 868
death punishments, 919.

Germany, North, continued

Gladstone, W. E., continued
war loan, 954.

Irish Land Bill, 904.
Parliament opened, 962.

on Irish Church, 877.
Empire of Germany, 966.

Deal address, 883
Germany, Empire of

on Fenian convicts, 888.
rumoured revival, 958.

on Irish crime, 891.
proposal to King of Prussia, 964. on English neutrality, 934-
Versailles deputation, 968.

Liverpool statue, 947.
King William proclaimed Emperor, on mediation, 950.
974.

“ France, Germany, and England,
Gervinius imprisoned, 378.
Gibbs, Lord Mayor, 162.

on temporal power of the Pope, go
Gibson, M., resigns seat, 45.

965.
elected for Ashton, 504.

releases Fenian prisoners, 967.
“Gladiateur," Derby, 706.

Greenwich constituents, 972.
Gladstone, W. E. —

recognition of French Governme
on negro apprenticeship, 16.

972.
promises protection, 90.

on Black Sea Treaty, 981.
Vice-President, Board of Trade, 149. Tests Bill, 981.
report on railways, 149, 158.

Robinson correspondence, 982.
retirement, 167.

Gladstone, Mrs." Home," 728.
Secretary for Colonies, 190.

Gladstone, Rev Mr., case of, 355
foreign policy debate, 303.

Glanderstone dam bursts, 124.
tribute to Sir R. Peel, 304.

Glasgow-
letters on administration of law in Assembly of 1638, celebration, 32.
Naples, 332, 333.

cotton spinners, 12, 72.
University election of 1852, 355. University degrees, 73-
returned, 357.

commercial failures, 06.
rebukes Disraeli, 370.

threatened disturbance, 111.
insulted at Carlton Club, 372.

corn exchange, 122.
election contest (1853), 373, 374.

Lord Provost censured, 130.
National Debt Scheme, 380.

Wellington statue, 162.
(See Budgets).

fall of a sugar-house, 264.
attempt to extort money from, 382. Dunlop-street theatre accident, 271
on Crimean inquiry, 429, 431.

Victoria bridge, 324.
at Mold and Liverpool, 468.

Western bank failure, 500.
Ionian Commissioner, 531.

water-works opened, 558.
on small boroughs, 537.

ferry-boat upset, 599.
letter on Palmerston cabinet, 548. fires, 731, 921
again elected for Oxford, 550.

Lord Clyde statue 836.
Lord Rector, Edinburgh University, University buildings, 842.
560.

South Woodside accident, 860
installation, 572.

Eagle Foundry burnt, 888.
on Sir G. Bowyer, 597

Theatre burnt gro.
budget in one bill, 601.

new University Buldings, 959.
on Confederate States, 633, 785. Glenalmond College, 208.
scheme for taxing charities, 647, 6. Glenelg, resignation of Lord, 35.
declares for excension of franchise, | Glenfinnon celebration, 181.
673.

Glen Tilt, encounter, 223.
Denmark debate, 677.

Glover, Mrs., retires from stage, 305
on Irish Church, 697.

Godfrey, Dr. J., 549.
letter to Dr. Hannah, 704.

Godiva procession, 329
defeated at Oxford, 711.

Goerlitz, case of Countess, 227, 294
candidate for South Lancashire, 711. Goldsmid, J. L., 89.
elected, 712.

Goldsmith statue, 664-
at Glasgow and Edinburgh, 719. Gorham case, 269, 313.
introduces Reform Bill of 1866, 728. Bishop of London on, 284
at Liverpool banquet, 732.

judgment, 294.
close i debate on second reading of protest, 295.
Reforin Bill, 735.

meetings, 296.
sinking fund abandoned, 743.

appeal, 297.
at Salisbury, 753.

Court of Exchequer, 305.
on Disraelí Reform Bill, 769.

protest, 306.
withdraws from leadership, 772, 775. Archbishop of Canterbury on, 307.
on Irish Church, 775.

Bishop of Exeter on, 30€.
Trade Society Delegates, 804. Gorilla controversy, 534, 597
Co-operative Society, 807.

Go-chen. Mr., a cabinet minister, 723.
Irish Church resolutions, 81 | Gottingen Professors removed,
815, 821, 822, 823.

Gough and Edwardes, arrival of, 393
speech at Brand testimonial, 815.

295, 296, 301.
contradicts rumours, 821,

Goulburn, Mr.. threatened, 129.
suspensory Bill, 824, 826, 830.

Gounod's “Sappho," 333.
Worcestershire election, 827, 828. Graham, Sir James-
Finlen deputation, 833.

China debate, 63.
a candidate for South Lancashire,

Home Secretary, 90.
836, 842.

rejects Orange petition, III
defends financial schemes, 838.

Veto Act, 104, 111, 124.
elected for Greenwich, 847.

Factory Bill, 136, 149.
nomination day, 848.

conciliation of Ireland, 136.
defeated, 848.

removal of magistrates, 138.
" Chapter of Autobiography," 848. O'Connell trial, witnesses, 151.
Prime Minister again, 850.

scene with Ferrand, 153
new ministry, 852.

postal espionage, 156, 157, 158.
speech on re-election, 853,

protection impossible, 319.
Irish Church Disestablishment Bill, on Ecclesiastical Titles Bill,
860, 861, 874-880.

freedom of Aberdeen, 336.

.

Graham, Sir James, continued-
Guizot, M.-

Henrictta yacht, 761, 762.
on Derby Ministry, 358.

arrives in England, 239.

Herat, capture, 650.
on Disraeli, 378, 546.

on "William the Conqı

Herbert, Sydney-
Napier correspondence, 407, 419.
at M. Ollivier's, 901.

on Miss Nightingale, 450.
on Sebastopol inquiry, 431.
letter to Mr. Gladstone, 976.

death, 608.
at Carlisle, 542.

(See France.)

statue, 653
death of, 613

Herculaneum excavations, 859.
Graham, aeronaut, injured, 328.

Hereford, case of Dr. Hampden,
Grant-Duff at Elgin, 754, 790.

H.

Bishop of, 228-2;0.
Indian revenue, 985.

Hereford Cathedral re-opened, 653.
Grant, General, 454.

Haberdashers' Hall banquet, 877. Heroic conduct, 269, 806.
Grant, Sir F., 725.
Hacket, George, escape of, 315.

Herschel, Sir J., 314.
Grantham, Rev. G. 66.
Half-farthings issued, 112.

Hesse-Cassel reforms, 240.
Granville, Earl-
Halifax, Viscount, 725.

occupied, 310, 312, 314-
on Aberdeen ministry, 435.

Halifax, Mechanics Institute, 475. Hesse, Prince and Princess of, 6ro.
Ambassador Extraordinary, 465. Hampden, hev. Dr.-

Hessey, Rev. Dr., resigns, 968.
consulted by the Queen, 547.

Chairman of Theological Board Hewley charity, III, 115, 252.
defence, 549.

109

Hicks, case of Ann, 331.
Foreign Minister, 925.
memorial, 137.

Higgs, frauds, 862.
enters on duties, 925.

M.Mullen appeal, 148.

Hill, case of R. Guinness, 611.
Prince Leopold and Spanish Throne, proposed for see of Hereford, 228. Hill, Lord, censures officers, 56.
925.
opposition, 223, 230.

Hill, Sir Rowland-
explanations, 926.
elected, 230.

testimonials, 166, 202.
instructions to Lord Lyons, 927, 928. confirmation, 232.

Secretary to Post Office,211.
on English neutrality, 935.
mandamus refused, 233.

resignation, 643.
replies to Count Bismarck, 95
consecration, 243.

grant to, 675,
replies to Prince Gortschakoff, 959, Handel Festivals, 487, 549, 627, 329. Hoax, (see Morning Advertiser). 485.
Hanover-

Hobbs, American locksmith, 335.
on Luxemburg difficulty, 968.

King of, 2.

Hodder, George, killed, 935.
Gray, Lieut. Basil, 56.

constitution abolished, 3, 8.

Holland, King of, abdicates, 75.
Gray, Sir W., Lieut.-Governor of Ben seven professors banished, 11.

navy, 121.
gal, 774.

King's pension, 17.

Holmfirth inundation, 346.
Great Britain-

crown jewels, 82.

Holy places, question of, 225, 347, 353,
launched, 139.
chamber dismissed, 87.

372, 631.
tried, 167.
reform granted, 242.

(See Russian War.)
royal visit, 174

withdrawn, 436.

Homeopathy, 171.
speed, 202.

crown jewels, 505.

Honolulu grievances, 127.
stranded, 208.

protest against annexation, 754. Bishop of, 617.
floated, 223.

sequestration, 808.

Hood, Thomas, illness, 172.
Great Eastern

confiscation, 852.

death, 175.
explosion, 556.
Hardinge, Sir H., 155, 159, 244.

monument, 413.
Captain Harrison drowned, 563. Commander-in-Chief, 361.

Hook, Rev. Dr., sermon, 24.
voyages, 576, 605.

retires, 465.

Hoossein Khan, mission of, 16, 46.
sails with new Atlantic cable,744,746. death, 468.

Horse-flesh dinner, 803.
lifts old cable, 752.
Hardy, Gathorne, 850.

Horse Races, (see Races, Derby and
return, 753

Hardy, John, committed for trial, 901. St. Leger.)
sails with French Atlantic cable, 874. Harmer, Alderman, 75.

Horsfall, Mr., on maritime law, 622.
Suez cable, 902.
Hartlepool Town hall, 754.

Horsman, E. -
Great Tasmania, plague ship, 568. Hartley Colliery disaster, 619.

Bradshaw affair, 59.
Greece
Harvest labour, 359.

Episcopal incomes, 229.
revolution, 142, 143.
Harwood frauds, 883.

altercation with Lord J. Russell,
claims against, 29o.

Hastings, case of Lady Flora, 34, 37. 292.
blockade, 290, 291.
death, 48.

attacks the Bishops, 298.
mediation unsuccessful, 291.

Hastings, Marquis of, fined, 652. Horticultural fête, 603.
defeat at Damoko, 406.
marriage, 680.

Houghton, Lord, at Cambridge, 756
neutrality in Russian war, 408. case of "Lady Elizabeth,” 829. Hounslow flogging case, 202.
abdication of King Otho, 633.

death, 845.

Houses (see fall of).
plebiscite, 635.
Hatch, case of Rev. Mr., 574.

Houses of Parliament
King George proclaimed, 644. Hatherley, Lord Chancellor, 852, 856. decoration, 159.
Bavarian protest, 646.

Haussmann, Baron, dismissed, 878. opened, 216.
Treaty of London, 654.
Havelock, General-

experimental sitting, 301.
King George at Athens, 659.
advance on Lucknow, 493.

first meeting in, 364.
marriage of King, 793.
death, 503.

new chamber, 838.
blockade running, 852.

pension, 504, 509.

Hudson's Bay territory purchased,
chamber dissolved, 865.
Hawai, King of, 463.

867.
massacre of English travellers, 912, Queen of, 710, 746.

Hudson, George-
Haydon, assisted, by Peel, 202.

M.P. for Sunderland, 180.
Greenwich election, 329.

suicide, 203.

railway work, 199.
Greenwich Fair abolished, 483.
Haynau, attack on General, 309.

shares, 206.
Hospital reforms, 707.
Hayter's" Reformed Parliament,"

banquet, 212.
time, 233
Hayter, Sir W, entertained, 596.

share purchase inquiry, 272.
Greer-Perry, court-martial, 412. Hayti, slave trade, 57,

charges against, 277, 280, 281, 376,
Gregory, Pope, encyclical, 67.
insurrection, 252.

395.
Grenville Library, 183.

an Empire, 284.

Hughes, T.-
Gretna marriages,

Faustin I. deposed, 532.

Trades Unions, 878.
Greville, C. C.

republic, 658.

Hugo, Victor, fined, 328.
naturalization of Prince Albert, 60, disturbance, 827, 847:

returns to Paris, 944.
396.
Head, Sir F., resignation, 13.

elected to Bordeaux assembly, g8o.
rank of Catholic Prelates, 314.
Heat, excessive, 329, 603.

Hull ferry-boat upset, 267.
Grey, Alice, impostor, 446.
Heathcote, Sir William, 841.

Hull Docks, 881.
Griggs, case of Matilda, 801.
Hecla, eruption, 182.

Humaita forced, 805.
Grimsby Docks, 275.

Hegel monument inaugurated, 956. Humboldt centenary, 885.
Grisi, Madame, 216.
Helena, dowry to Princess, 727.

death, 543.
Guards banquet, 467, 576.

marriage, 745.

Hume, Joseph-
Gueldres, Mary of, reinterred, 255. Helps, Arthur, on Lord Palmerston, household suffrage, 38, 342
Guild of Literature and Art, 713.

480

Scottish reforms, 122.

966.

Ireland, continued

Ireland, continued
Irish Parliament, 245.

New Master of Rolls, 900
pike factories, 245.

Presbyterian Church, 902.
trials, 246.

Queen's County Jury, go8.
proposed National Guard, 248.

Coote dismissal, 908.
Confederate Clubs, 255.

sympathy with France, 947.
Habeas Corpus suspended, (1848), press on prospects of war, 961.
255.

secret Committee, 985.
rising of Smith O'Brien's party, 256. Ireland -(Lords-Lieutenant-
encounter at Ballingary, 256.

(See Table of Administrations).
seizure of newspapers, 256.

Irish land agitation-
another Special Commission, 257. fixity of Tenure, 8go.
arrests, 257.

conference, 902.
convictions, 259.

Gladstone's Bill, 904.
wanton destruction, 261.

discussion in Committee, 911, 912,
trial of rebels, 262, 264; 278.

915, 918.
“ Home Office Letter," 263.

read a third time, 920, 921.
address to Lord-Lieutenant, 268.

in House of Lords, 923.
renewed suspension of Habeas amendments accepted, 927.

Corpus, (1849) 270, 271; expiry, Irish Church
284.

new Constitution, 885.
relief of distress, 271, 276.

split in Convention, 893.
rate in aid, 273, 267, 277.

reorganization, 898, 900.
affray at Dolly's Brae, 280.

Convention, 994:
dismissal of Lord Roden, 285, 286. English sympathy, 906.
“The Alliance," 287.

Episcopal veto, 907.
proposal to abolish Lord-Lieutenant, election of Primate, 910.
293, 297, 300, 317, 321, 376, 516.

disestablished, 971.
magistrate shot, 300.

(See also Parliament.).
Syirod of Thurles, 308.

Irish members charged with venality,
income-tax, 323.

382, 384, 399.
Encumbered Estates Court, 336, 359. Iron-clads, 597, 828.
repayment of loans, 336, 337.

Iron “rig," 725.
Earl of Eglinton, Lord Lieutenant, Irvingite Cathedral, 396.
349

Irving, case of D'Arcy, 918.
Dr. Cullen elected Roman Catholic Islington Cattle Market, 269.
Primate, 350.

Italian war (1847–49)--
tenant right, 360.

Austria strengthens her garrisons,
Tenant League censure, 374,

229.
Earl of St. Germains, Lord-Lieu- affray in Milan, 231, 235.
tenant, 375.

disorder at Leghorn, 232.
income-tax, 385.

the Emperor refuses further con-
murder of Miss Hinds, 446.

cessions, 232.
more outrages, 448.

address of Radetzky, 232.
Encumbered Estates Court, 528.

outbreak at Pavia, 233.
treason societies, 531.

arrests, 233
another Special Commission, 627, disturbance at Padua, 234
discourtesy to Lord Lieutenant, 659. martial law proclaimed in Lombardy,
Fenian outbreak, 716, 718, 720,

235.
suspension of Habeas Corpus, (1866), fighting in Milan, 242.
726, 727, 749, 766.

spread of insurrection, 242.
Marquis of Abercorn, Lord Lieu- provisional government at Venice,
tenant, 751

242, 243:
Queen's Colleges, 754.

entry of Italian troops, 243.
Church Commission, 780, 795.

female battalion, 245.
Roman Catholic remonstrance, 800.

Austrian success at Verona, 248, 250.
Protestant Defence Association, 803.

Peschiera taken, 249.
Habeas Corpus suspended,(1868) 804.

Italian war (1859), continued
Sardinia invaded, 542.
battle of Montebello, 543.

Palestio, 544.
Magenta, 544
Malegnano, 546.

Solferino, 550.
Austria withdraws within Quadri.

lateral, 547
armistice, 551.

treaty of Villafranca, 552.
Italy-

insurrectionary movements, 182.
fight of grand Duke of Lucca, 223
Lord Minto's mission, 223, 229, 235,

332.
King of Sardinia at Genoa, 225.
Universities opened, 360.
disturbance in Milan, 375.
foreign occupation, 6o
grievances, 46.
affairs of, 464.
kingdom of 555, 559.
vacant Duchies, 560.
Province of Æmilia, 561.
voting, 568.
King proclaimed, 584, 598.
annexation, 591.
Parliament, 595.
Messina surrenders, 597.
Kingdom recognized, 598, 604
death of Count Cavour, 603.
difference with Spain, 615.
passports abolished, 627.
September Convention, 682.
king enters Florence, 694.
court removes to Florence, 702.
alliance with Prussia against Austria,

730.
batialions under Garibaldi, 737.
declares war against Austria, 742.
amnesty, 750.
receives Peschiera, 754.
and Venice, 755.
voting, 756.
King enters Venice, 758.
Parliament opened, 761.
Mazzini proclamation, ?l».
Government proclamation, 790.
Garibaldi arrested, 799.
engagement at Monte Libretto,

791.
Garibaldi escapes, 792:
affair of the Serristori barracks, 792,

849
Menabrea Ministry, 792, 800, 871.
Monte Rotondo, 792, 745.
proclamation, 792.
occupies Pontifical territory, 794.
Garibaldi arrested, 795.
demonstration, 795.
King proclaimed, 799.
Ratazzi banquet, 801.
Prince Humbert married, 820.
extension of civil rights, 850.
Pontifical debt, 853.
attempt to up et royal train, 860.
Mazzini arrested, 939.
addition to army, 939.
Roman territory to be occupied