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J.

JACKSON, Bishop, 867.
Jamaica-

negro emancipation, 23.
Baptist missionaries, 35.
Legislature censured, 382.
insurrection, 717.
court-martial, 718.

shootings at Morant Bay, 721.
Sir H. Storks, governor, 722.
commission of inquiry, 724.

Bill for better government of, 726.
report by Commissioners, 732.
Sir J. P. Grant, governor, 746.
Brand letters, 750, 765.

new constitution, 755.

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grant to, 10.
death of, 597.

(See Queen Victoria).
Kenyon, J., bequests, 473.
Key, P. B., shot, 535.

Wilson and Brand, prosecution, 764. Kimberley, Earl, on temporal power

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Jerusalem, protectorate, 83.

Bishopric of, 88, 93, 97, 393, 523.

Jervis, case of Captain, 753.

Jew Alderman, 228.

Jew Oaths compromise, 525.
(See Parliament.)

Jewish Synagogue consecrated, 949.
Jockey Club resolution, 954.
Johnson, Reverdy-

American minister, 837.
entertained, 838, 839, 843, 845.
proposed recall, 851.
resigns, 866.

treaty repudiated, 868.
departure, 872.

on Alabama claims, 967.
Joint-Stock Companies, 634.
Jolly, outrage, 612.

Jones, Ernest-

at Bonner's Fields, 251.

trial, 256.

demonstration, 865.

death, 985.

of the Pope, 965.

Kinburn bombarded, 446.
King and Heenan fight, 663.
Kingsley, Canon, 883, 889.

Newman controversy, 664.
Kirby, Mrs. H., burnt, 411.
Klarikoff burnt, 604.
Knight, Charles, dinner, 156.
Know-nothing party, 439.
Knowsley collection, 336.
Koh-i-noor diamond, 45, 304.
Kossta affair, 384.
Kossuth, Louis-

on the Magyar race, 254.
refugee, 258, 321.
Dictator of Hungary, 262.
France closed, 336.
arrives at Southampton, 337.
reception in London, 338.
arrives at New York, 342.
presented at Washington, 344.
Friends of Italy," 365.
ammunition, 380.
Polish anniversary, 426.
Ku-Klux-Klan organization, 816.
Kurrachee taken, 35.

L.

LABUAN, Bishop of, 446.
cession of, 264.

Ladies' dresses burnt, 531, 612, 638

664, 911.

Ladies' Congress, Leipsic, 718.
"Lady Elizabeth," race horse, 829.
Lamartine, M.-

on Eastern question, 58.

minister for foreign affairs, 238, 239.
death,

Lambeth palace, death in, 80.
suspension bridge, 634.
Lamirande, case of, 753.

Lancashire Relief Fund, (see Cotton
Famine).

Lancaster gun experiments, 414.

Jones, the boy, in Buckingham Palace, Landor, W. S.-

79, 82.

Jowett, Professor---

prosecution, 641.

salary increased, 694.
Master of Balliol, 922.
banquet, 985.

Julie, Mdlle., burnt, 449.
Jury browbeat, 158.
Jury quarrel, 159
Juvenile crime, 200.

KAFFIR war, 231.

K.

(See Caffre wars).

Kalley, case of Dr., 171.
Kean banquet, 552.
testimonial, 623.

Keane, banquet to Lord, 70
Keble, Rev. J., 82.

libel case, 527.

death, 682.

Landseer lions, 763.
Landslip, Dorset, 58.

Langdale, retirement of Lord, 322.
death, 324.
Laryngoscope, 539.

Law Amendment Society, 201.
Law Courts site, 869, 881.

designs, 730.

Law Reform, 682, (see Parliament).
Lawrence, Sir H., 841.
Lawrence, Sir John, 857.

Lord, 866, 868.

Layard, A. H.—

Nineveh exploration, 284.
Crimean Inquiry, 431.
on Eastern question, 434.
Lewis fracas, 776.

Minister at Madrid, 888, 893.
Lay baptism, 77

League, (see Corn-law agitation).
Lea river collision, 76.
Leather failures, 578, 605.

Leeds-

Town Hall opened, 528.

first execution, 682.

banking failure, 682.

Lefevre, C. S., elected Speaker, 43
retires, 480.

Leghorn accident, 487.

Leigh Hunt monument, 888.
Leipsic anniversary, 659.
Lendal bridge falls, 612.
Lesseps, M. de-
married, 892.

in England, 924, 925.
Lesurques robbery, 673.
Letter-carriers attacked, 220.

Levant disturbances, (see Egypt and

Turkey).

Levée, presentation cancelled, 349.
Leviathan, launch of, 499, 509.

Lewis, memorial to Sir G. C., 682.
Libel cases-

Achilli v. Newman, 356.
Allington v. Echoes, 883.

Beresford v. Morning Chronicle, 61.
Bishop of Exeter v. Western Times,

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Lincoln, Lord-

rejected at Nottingham, 195.
returned for Falkirk, 198.
divorce, 300.

(See Newcastle, Duke of.)
Lincoln, President-

anti-slavery proclamation, 636.

reply to Manchester memorial, 638.
assassination, 699.

(See United States).

Lind Jenny-

first appearance, 217.
Queen's visit, 219.
at Liverpool, 308.
farewell concert, 463.
Lion attack, 591, 665.
"Lion Queen" killed, 290.
Liquor trade suppression,

328.

Liskeard, vicar of, suspended, 159.
Lissa, battle of, 747, 772.
Literary Club centenary, 675.
Literary Fund, 171, 673.

Literary Fund anniversaries-(Chair-
men.)

1837 Duke of Somerset.

1838 Marquis of Lansdowne.
1839 Duke of Cambridge.

1840 Sir R. H. Inglis, Bart.
1841 Earl of Ripon.
1842 Prince Albert.
1843 Duke of Sutherland.

1844 Marquis of Northampton.
1845 Earl of Ellenborough.
1846 Bishop of Lincoln.
1847 Chevalier Bunsen.

1848 Duke of Northumberland.

1849 Viscount Hardinge.

18 50 Justice Talfourd.

1851

M. Van de Weyer.

1852 Lord Chief Justice Campbell.
1853 Rt. Hon. B. Disraeli.

1854 Lord Mahon.

1855 Bishop of Oxford.

1856 Duke of Cambridge.

1857 Rt. Hon. W. F. Cowper.

1858 Lord Palmerston.

1859 Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone.

1860 Bishop of St. David's.

1861 Duc d'Aumale.

1862 Earl Granville.

1863 Earl Stanhope.

1864 Prince of Wales.

1865 Archbishop of York.

1866 Lord Houghton.

1867 Dean Milman.

1868 Rt. Hon. B. Disraeli.
1869 Lord Stanley.

1870 Lord Dufferin.

Lithotomy, unskilful operation, 413.
Littledale, retirement of Justice, 81.
Liturgy Commission, 726.
Liverpool-

St. George's Hall, 21, 416.
fires, 26.

Collegiate institution, 124.
tank burst, 190.

Prince Albert visits, 205.

Queen visits, 336.

Corn Exchange accident, 355.

free library, 363, 586.

election void, 384.

merchants and Napoleon III., 561.

Sailors' Home, 573.

xecutions, 658.

Lotty Sleigh explosion, 664.

ital panic, 902.

tanley Hospital, 921.

ladstone statue, 947.

Colonial conference, 948.
ivingstone, Dr., 497, 510, 514.
letter from, 758.
reported murder, 768.

discussionatGeographical Society,768
search expedition, 773, 778, 801.
rumour regarding, 792.
news from, 816, 872, 890, 976.

Loan, 462.

Locarno, fall of church at, 638.
Lochend scandal, 692.

Lola Montes, 215, 234, 282.
London-

The Queen at St. James', 1.
Buckingham Palace occupied, 4.
Thames Tunnel, 6, 115, 131.
The Queen at Guildhall, 8.
St. Paul's made free, 11.
Royal Exchange burnt, 13.
river steamer, 13.

Nelson monument, 16, 64, 288, 616,
763.

Coronation, 21, 22.
Bethlehem hospital, 23.
wood pavement, 51, 65.
Royal marriage, 61.

New Royal Exchange, 65, 90, 97.
Vauxhall sold, 90.

fire in the Tower, 92.
election meeting, 107.
Chartist demonstrations, 107, 244.
thunderstorm, 114.

Fleet Prison closed, 123.
League contest, 145.
Royal Exchange opened, 163, 166.
Wellington statue, 209.
new County Courts, 224.
visit of National Guard, 263.
Coal Exchange opened, 286.
banquet of Mayors, 295.
death of Sir R. Peel, 304.
Marble Arch removed, 322.
Great Exhibition, 325.
Victoria-street opened, 333.
Central Railway Terminus, 339, 364.
burial act, 357-
Holloway prison, 362.

New Houses of Parliament, 364.
Wellington funeral, 366.

Sir J. Kay, Chamberlain, 382.
cab strikes, 386, 797.
Lord Mayor's show, 393.
fog, 394.

departure of the Guards, 401.
declaration of war, 403.
Churches Fund, 408.

Corporation Report, 408.
Patriotic Fund, 419.
bread riots, 431.

Emperor Napoleon at Guildhall,

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International Exhibition, 625.
Westminster bridge opened, 627.
Coutts', drinking fountain, 627.
Lambeth suspension bridge, 634.
Metropolitan railway, 637.

entry of Princess Alexandra, 643.

London, continued--

Prince of Wales marriage rejoicings,
645.

spiritual destitution, 648.
dwellings for poor, 661.
Southwark new street, 664.
Garibaldi reception, 671.
Conference of, 673, 674, 676.
Thames embankment, 678.
tolls abolished, 680.
Southwark bridge opened, 684.
drainage works, 699.

Blackfriars bridge, foundation stone,
cattle plague, 716.

funeral of Lord Palmerston, 718.
Hyde Park reform riots, 747-
University College, dispute, 749.
Regent's Park accident, 762.
East end distress, 763.
tailors strike, 773-
Conference of, 775.
Holborn Viaduct, 777.
street robberies, 777-

Sultan and Viceroy visit, 781.
Corporation warned, 795.
Street Traffic Act, 795.
Corporation privileges, 795.
Haymarket Theatre burnt, 798.
Clerkenwell outrage, 799.
Thames Embankment, 822, 835.
St. Thomas's Hospital, 824.
Main Drainage system, 835.
excessive heat, 836.

Dr. Jackson, Bishop, 847.
Smithfield Market and Holborn
Viaduct opened, 849, 850.

New Meat and Poultry Market, 850.
Columbia Square Market, 870.
Southwark Park opened, 875.

Regent's Park fountain, 882.
Finsbury Park opened, 882.
Blackfriars Bridge and Holborn Val
ley Viaduct opened, 890.
Columbia Fish Market, 906.
Martyrs' memorial, 908.
University opened, 917.

Inner Temple banquetting hall, 918.
City library, 956.

Board of Works Chairman, 961.

School Board, 964, 967.

new Post Office, 967.

relief of Paris, 978.

(See also Elections, Exhibitions, Ex-
plosions, Fires, Hyde Park, Mur-
ders, Obituary, Parliament, Thames
and Trials.)

London, Chatham, and Dover Rail-

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Louise, Princess-

opens Inner Temple Hall, 918.
Lorne marriage announced, 955.
dowry, 971, 983.
Lovers killed, 884.
Lowe Robert-

M.P. for Kidderminster, 358.

opposes Disraeli budget, 369

LOW

Lowe, Robert, continued-
shipping dues, 454, 456.
censured, 672.

on Franchise Bill of 1865, 701.
on Gladstone's Bill, 728, 733.
on Hayter's motion, 739.
reply to Guedalla, 762.
primary schools, 770.

on fates and destinies, 776.
opposes third reading of Bill, 782.
University degree, 794.
on Irish Church, 815.
Chancellor of Exchequer, 852.
on Government Grants, 865.
on House of Lords, 878.
gold coinage, 882.
at Elgin, 947:
Lubbock, Sir John, 907.
Lucan, Earl of, defence, 433.
Lucknow relieved, 502.
Lunar motion, 460, 467.
Luther monument, 831.
Luxemburg-

proposed cession, 769, 770, 771.
conference, 774, 775.
evacuated, 789.
opposes Prussia, 968.
Lynch law, 334-

Lyndhurst, Lord-

attacks Melbourne Ministry, 2.
altercations with Melbourne, 15, 36.
taunts Lord John Russell, 50.

on Lord George Bentinck, 207.
on Russian war, 411.

on national defences, 551.
rejection of paper duty bill, 574.
death, 659.

Lycurgus, Archbishop, in England, gor,

902, 906, 911.

Lynn Dock opened, 878.

Lyons, inundated, 77.
Lyons, Lord, 463.

(See Franco-Prussian war.)

Lytham Lighthouse, fall of, 638.
Lytton, case of Lady, 525.
Lytton, Sir E. B.-

Letter to John Bull," 324.
"Not so Bad as we Seem," 327.
on Russia, 437.

M.

MACAULAY, T. B.-

elected for Edinburgh, 44.
War Secretary, 52.

"Windsor Castle" letter, 52.
China debate, 64.

candidate for Edinburgh, 85.
on Corn-laws, 128.

on Somnauth proclamation, 129.
condition of Ireland, 150.

on Maynooth grant, 173, 174.
Irish Church, 174.

on Lord Grey, 189.

re-elected for Edinburgh, 205.

Lord Rector of Glasgow University,

265, 273.

Edinburgh election, 355, 358.
on Protectionist candidates, 358.
addresses constituents, 364.

opposes Judges Exclusion Bill, 383.
last speech on India Bill, 385.
retires, 453-

Baron of Rothley, 496.

High Steward of Cambridge, 519.
death, 561.

Macdonald, Captain, imprisoned, 584.
Macdonald, Professor, proceedings
against, 226.

Machiavelli celebration, 871.
Mackenzie, W. F., 175.

public-house Act, 346, 388.
Macleod, Dr. Norman, entertained, 794.
Macnaghten, Sir W. (see Affghan War).
Macready testimonials, 39, 47, 137.
(1010)

INDEX.

Macready, continued-
riots, 277.
farewell, 320.
banquet, 321.

Macrorie, Bishop, 801.

Madagascar, assassination of king, 649.
Madia case, 362, 363, 367, 374, 376,

379.

Magdala captured, 818, (see Abys
sinian War.)

Maine Liquor Law, 437.
Malakhoff, Duke of, 466.
Mallow election, 914.
Malmesbury, Earl of, 386.
views on Italian war, 542.
on Reform, 756.
Magee, Bishop, 841.
Manchester-

education meeting, 7.
fracas in streets, 47.
threatened riots, 48.
Charter case, 50, 81.
parks opened, 207.
Bishopric of, 212, 219, 221.
confirmation, 232.

Free Trade banquet, 233.
Christmas festivities, 269.
free library, 316, 359.
Royal Charter, 379.
Peel statue, 391.

Art Treasures Exhibition, 483, 499.
Trade Union Inquiries, 788.
Fenian outrage, 789.

Irish Church meeting 803.
Music Hall disaster, 835.

Owen's College, new buildings, 949.
Manin, Daniel, 813.

"Man in the Moon" bribery, 560.
Manning, Archbishop, 704, 919.

and Cambridge Union, 757.
Mansell, Dean, 841, 851.
Manufacturing distress, 92.
Marble Arch, 322.
Marco Polo, sailing, 390.

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Maria Theresa, military order of, 485.
Marlborough launched, 424-
Marquesas seized, 124-
Marriage Laws, 564, 600.
(See Parliament)

Martineau, Rev. J., rejected, 749.
and Professor Morgan, 758.

Masons killed, 407.

Mather, case of Erskine, 343, 356.
Mathew, Father, temperance pledge,
51. 55, 116, 141, 142.
Matterhorn accident, 710.
Matthews, Charles, dinner to, 898.
Maurice, Rev. F. D.-
dismissed, 392.
address to, 583.
professor, 756.

closes ministry, 890.
Maury, Captain-
resigns, 618.

testimonial, 740.

Mayatlan, blockade of, 832.
Mayer, Samuel, 136.

Maximilian, Emperor, (see Mexico.)

Mayne, Sir R., memorial, 975.
Maynooth resolutions, 884.
Mayo election, 307.
Mayo, Lord-

Irish Church negotiations, 816, 828.
Governor-General of India, 836, 843.
resigns seat, 838.

lands at Bombay, 852.
at Calcutta, 856.
Maza, Colonel, shot, 45.
Mayors at Brussels, 902.
Mazzini, M.-

a Roman citizen, 271.
proclamation, 761.

(See Italy and Rome.)
M'Clintock's discoveries, 556, 560, 575

M'Clure's discoveries, 312, 391.

Mechanics Institution, London, 537

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Deans, 871.

Education, 7, 292, 907, 921.
Emigration, 897, 902.
Etonians, 215.

Fallen women, 727.

Financial and Parliamentary Reform,
283.
Franco-Prussian war, 946, 948, 949
954, 964, 966, 968, 971, 972, 975-
Free Labour, 250.

Gorham case, 296, 306.
Head money (pirates), 291.
Highland destitution, 212.
Holbeck Heath, 80.

Hungary, 281.

Income Tax, 124.

India Missions, 862.

Irish Church, 819, 820, 823, 830, 858,
866, 871, 872, 873, 879, 839.

Labouring classes, 301.

Liberal Members', 281, 544-

Marriage Laws, 564.

Maynooth, 172, 173, 174.

Mendicity, gu.

Ministerial and Opposition, 478, 368.
National Reform Union, 902.
Non-intervention, 543.

Opium question, 65.
Paisley distress, 5.
Papal Aggression, 316.

Protection, 276, 279, 290, 291, 298,

299.

Queen and Melbourne Ministry, 43-
Russian war, 390.

Ritualism, 796, 856.

Sunday opening of Museums, 715.
Sympathy with Pope, 966.

Tailor grievances, 290.

Taxes on Knowledge, 321.
Turkey, 379.

War (France), 76.
Yorkshire women. 14.

(See Chartist, Corn-law, and Re
form agitation).

Melbourne, Lord-

Ministry attacked by Lyndhurst, 2.
altercation with Lyndhurst, 15.
Ministry defeated, 19, 38, 48, 61, Ga
81.

letter to Lady Hastings, 37-
vote of confidence, 39, 40.
resignation, 40.
resumes power, 41.

Bedchamber plot, 41.
Ministerial changes, 51.
no confidence debate, 60.
on Corn-laws, 84.

no confidence debate, 85, 86.
fall of Ministry, 90.

fixed corn duty, 106.

death, 265.

Melville, Rev. Henry, 460.
farewell sermon, 920.

death, 981.

Menagerie accident, 150.

Mendelssohn's "Elijah," 207.

Merchants Company fraud, 860, 870.

Mercator monument, 882.

Merivale, Dean of Ely, 895.

Mesmerism, 135.

Metcalf, Lord, 166, 208.

Meteoric showers, 758.

Meteorological grant refused, 865

Metropolitan Railway, 854-

Metropolitan Railway traffic, 877-
Metz, M. Mettray, 462.

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ecclesiastical property, 459.

Zuloaga President, 508.
Miramon President, 533.

ecclesiastical property confiscated,

552.

Juarez in power, 589, 605.

specie payment suspended, 607, 608.
expedition against, 613.
neutrality of United States, 616.
St. John d'Ulloa taken, 617.
Anglo-French force, 619.

withdrawal of England and Spain,
624.

French defeated, 626.
Imperial designs, 626.

landing of General Forey, 631.
proclamation, 632, 633.
landing of Santa Anna, 644.
Puebla entered, 645.

capital entered,

"Regency" government, 652.

Maximilian, Emperor, 654, 658, 671.
proclamation, 674.
Empress Regent, 676.
constitution promulgated, 699.
belligerent rights denied, 717.
Empress, reported insane, 754-
Emperor betrayed, 776.
executed, 779.
capital surrenders, 780.
news of surrender, 781.
Emperor's body, 795, 801, 802.
M'Hale, Dr., on Irish Church, 284.
Mhow court martial, 650.

Michael, Prince of Servia, shot, 821.
Middle drainage inundation, 625.
Middle Temple Library, 613.
Midnight meetings, 646.

Miguel, marriage of Don, 336.

Militia to be called out, 408.

Militia quotas, 357-

Mill, J. S.-

rector of St. Andrews, 763.

charges Disraeli with deception, 777.
Bouverie correspondence, 840.

on Russia, 961.

Milman, Rev. Dr. H. H.-

Dean of St. Paul's, 286.

on Prince Consort, 618.

death, 840.

Milman, Dr., Bishop of Calcutta, 767.

Milton epitaph, 833.

Ministerial re-election, 372.

Ministry of Justice, 454.

Minto, Lord, in Italy, 235.

(See Italy and Papal aggression.)

Mint mastership transferred, 904.

Mirès, M. arrested, 595.

Miser Smith, 92.

Missionaries massacred, 500.
Missions, foreign, 676.
Mitchell, John, escapes, 344.
Mixed communion, 922, 938.
M'Manus, escape of, 328.
M'Neile, Dean of Ripon, 839.
Moabite stone, 907.
Model Lodging Houses, 380.
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Murders, continued-

Byer's-green, 447.

Camberwell (Horeau), 195.
Canon Street, 732, 742.

Carsphad, 625.

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Castleblaney (Bateson), 341, 405

Chatham barracks, 714-

Cleekhinion, 378.

Cobham Park, 142.

Coldbath Fields Prison, 252.

Cornhill, 79.

Corporal Brown, 389.
Courvoisier, 65.
Count Lamberg, 262.
Count Latour, 263.
Count Rossi, 265.
Crathorne, 104.

Cummertrees, Annan, 824.
Dagenham, 203.

Darcy M'Ghee, 816.
Dean Forest, 122.

Dobbyn's Hotel, Tipperary, 629.

Doddinghurst, 321.

Dover Camp, 473.

Dover Railway Station, 834.
Dublin constables, 794-
Duchess Laforce, 456.

Ducker of the Guards. 234.

Edinburgh, South Frederick Street

Faubourg, St. Honoré, 902.

Fen Ditton, 610.

Foley Place, 429.
Folkestone, 466.

Fontainebleau Forest, 786.
Foots Cray, 224.

Forwood alias Southey, 714-
Frater, Newcastle, 612.
Gateshead Fell, 131.

Grange, Edinburgh, 717.
Greek brigands, 912.
Grimwood, Eliza, 19.
Guernsey, 395-

Guildhall Coffee House, 207.

Hampstead, (Delarue), 169.

Hampton Court barracks, 22.

Harvard University, 287.

Haymarket, 511.

Hayward, George, 956.

Heneage Street, Manchester, 802.
Highbury Barn, 107.
Holborn (Forwood), 714-
Holkham Wood, 332.
Huddersfield police, 65.
Hunt, W. S., 660.
Ipsden Wood, 579.
Ireland's Eye, 369.
Isleworth, 633.
Islington, 600.
Juniper-green, 295.
Keighley, 630.
Kennington-road, 351.
Kinck family, 886, 896.
Kingswood Rectory, 609.
Knocksheban, 819.

Lamonby (Crosby infant), 164
Ledbury, 554.

Leeds (Jeffgate), 5.

Lee, Walter, 939.

Leighton Buzzard, 394.

Lerwick, (Williamson), 516.

Liverpool (Wilson), 274.

Loddon, Victoria, 940.
Lorenzo Beha, 394.

Lubanski, 909.

Ludgate Hill, (Vyse), 626.

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Murders, continued

Marshall family, Uxbridge, 919, 920,

931.

Meller, Manchester, 626.

Midgham Farm, 628.

Millbank prison, 286.

Minories, 389, 452.
Mirfield, 217..
Molloy, Dublin, 615.
"Molly Maguires," 172.
Mormon founders, 157.
Muirhead, Arbroath, 888.
Newcastle (Millie), 31.
(Frater), 612.

New York Tribune office, 892.
Norbury, Earl of, 33.

North London Railway, (Briggs),
678, 681.

Northumberland-street, 606.
Norton-Folgate, 823.
Norwich, 329, 855, 865.
on board Her Majesty, 440.
Pack Horse, Carlisle, 599.
Parliament-street, 470.
Parsonstown Barracks, 140.
Paulton Square, 917.
Penrith, 169.

Plymouth barracks, 597.

Poinsot, M. 589.

Poplar, 859, 862.

Powell, family, 868.

Prankerd, Bath, 940.

Praslin, 222.

Preston Barracks, 611.
Preston, 628.

Prince Alfred's cook, 715, 722.
Prince Michael, 829

Queen's Park, Edinburgh, 582.
Ramsgate, 539.

Rathgormac, 872.
Road, (Kent), 577.
(confession), 701.

Roehampton (Good), 105.
Ruardean-hill, 122.

Runnymede, convict ship, 462.

Russell, Lord W., 65.

Saffron-hill, 691, 694

Salt Hill, 165, 231.

Sandown Fort, 574.

Sandyford Place, Glasgow, 639.
Saville Morton, 362.
Seven Dials, 748.

Sherburn, Durham, (constable), 822.

Shoreditch, 561.

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Uxbridge (Alsop), 37.

Marshall family, 919, 920.
Veale, (at sea), 440.
Vernon place, 790, 792.
Victor Noir, (Bonaparte), 898.
Walworth, 582.

Warren-street, New-road, 427
Waterford (Lanigan), 883.
Webster, Dr., 287.

Murders, continued-
Wenlock, 515.

West Auckland, 379.
Westminster (Mundell), 184.
Weymouth (maniac), 628.
Whitton, Hounslow, 887.
Widow Saujon, 395.
Wigwell hall, 663.
Winlaton, 599, 695.
Winthrop, brigantine, 635.
Wolverhampton, 716.
Wood Green, 887.
Woods, Dundee, 23.
Woolverton, 783.
Museum bill, 71.
Museum, British, 216.

Royal Commission, 220.
retirement of Sir H. Ellis, 458.
new reading room, 484.
Musical festivals-
Birmingham, 6.
Westminster Abbey, 22.
Mute criminal, 411.
Mutinies-

Ararat, 550.
Aratoom Opcar, 386.
Berenice, 368.
Creole, 92.
Dinapore, 588.
Fanny, 6.
Felicidade, 169.
Mermaid,

Queen of the Teign, 390.
Stebonheath, 463.
Tipperary militia, 464.
Umritsur, Bengal, 291.
Woolwich convicts, 343.
(See Indian Mutiny.)

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takes his seat in the Assembly, 262
promises to defend Republic, 265.
elected President, 267.

Strasbourg and Boulogne papers,
268, 269.

pacific intentions, 268.

supports French force in Rome, 276
English furnishings sold, 277.

at Ham, 281.

Roman policy, 283.

tour through southern provinces, 308.

speech at Cherbourg, 309.

hailed as Emperor at Satory, 311.

rupture with General Changarnier,

312, 316.

the first duty of Government, 314
addition to army, 314.
order restored, 315.
address at Dijon, 328.
the social edifice, 335-
alleged conspiracy, 338.
address to officers, 339-

abolishes the Constitution, 339

proclaims society saved, 342.

President for ten years, 343-

speech at distribution of eagles, 353-
closes Assembly, 356.

at Strasbourg, 358.

"the elect of God," 360.

speech at Lyons, 361.

dynasty established, 365, 371.

Napoleon III., Emperor-

proclaimed, 368.

marriage, 375.

London address, 379.

assassination plot, 393.

letter on Russian war, 398.
review of troops, 413, 415.
visits Queen Victoria, 434, 494-
Pianori's attempt, 434-

Bellemarre's attempt, 444.
birth of Prince Imperial, 458.

opens Legislative session, 476.
Orsini's attempt, 506.

"the Emperor and England," 514-
on slave trade, 529.

address to Austrian ambassador, 532
joins the army of Italy, 543-

(See Italian war.)

enters Milan, 546.

returns to Paris, 552.

address to Ministers, 552.

Italian Confederation, 558.

reply to Liverpool merchants, 161

"Le Pape et le Congrès," 561.
commercial freedom, 562

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