Cavour, Count, and Palmerston,
190-193; and Lord Clarendon,
192; at Plombières, 193; di-
plomacy of, 195-199; death of,
199.
China, war with, 83-87; second
war with, 184-186; Anglo-
French expedition to, 221.
Christina, Queen Regent of Spain,
56, 58, and the Spanish mar-
riages, 96-106.
Clarendon, Lord, 33, 73; becomes
Foreign Secretary, 152-153;
again Foreign Secretary, 165–
166; at the Congress of Paris,
172-174; and the United
States, 176; and the Treaty of
Paris, 177-179; and Walewski's
despatch, 188; and Italy, 192-
193; out of office, 201; and
Denmark, 236.
Cobden, Mr., and the Militia Bill,
142; Palmerston on, 166; and
China, 185; defeat of, 186; re-
fuses office, 201; on Palmer-
ston, 202; and Reform, 204; on
Mr. Gladstone, 205; and the
defences, 207; treaty of, 209.
Conspiracy to Murder Bill, 187-
Cowley, Lord, 172, 180, 197.
Cracow occupied by Austria, 66;
annexation of, 108, 232.
Crimean Expedition, the, 159,
164.
Croker, J. W., and the New Whig
Guide, 13; on Palmerston, 26;
interview with Palmerston, 31.
Danubian Principalities, 151, 156,
173, 178-179.
Denmark, the succession ques-
tion, 130-131; and Schleswig-
Holstein, 232-237.
Derby, Lord (Lord Stanley),
motion on Portugal, 113; on
Greece, 135; great ministry of,
143-44; attempts to form a
ministry, 162; on the treaty of
Paris, 172; second ministry of
188, 189.
Disraeli, Mr., 175, 190.
Drouyn de Lhuys, recall of, 132–
34; at Vienna, 170.
Dudley, Lord, 24, 25.
Egypt and the Powers, 64-79;
Palmerston on, 176.
Ellice, Mr., 73, 222.
Ferdinand, the Emperor, abdica-
tion of, 126.
France, relations with, 37, 40;
and Belgium, 43-49; and Por-
tugal, 55, 57; coolness towards
England, 59-62; and the Syrian
question, 70-79; and Tahiti,
93; and the Spanish marriages,
96-106; subsequent results,
107; Revolution of 1848, 119;
Second Empire, 140; and the
Eastern Question, 150, 154;
and Italy, 193-198; relations
with England, 217-221, 226,
229-236.
Flahault, Count, 220.
Fortifications Bill, 208-209.
Gérard, Marshal, 47, 49.
Gibson, Mr. Milner, 186, 190.
Gladstone, Mr., letter of Palmer-
ston to, 40; refuses to join the
Conservatives, 162; resigns
office, 163: in favour of peace,
167; and Italy, 125, 190, 201;
and the defences, 204-209.
Gortschakoff, Prince, at Vienna,
169, 170, 173; chicanery of,
177-178; and Naples, 183; and
Poland, 230-231; and Den-
mark, 233.
Graham, Sir James, on China, 84;
and Reform, 148; at the Napier
banquet, 157; death of, 201.
Granville, Lord, 34, 45, 59, 73,
78.
Granville, Lord (son of above),
Foreign Secretary, 143;
tempts to form a ministry, 194.
Greece, Palmerston on, 24, 27;
Otho becomes king of, 53;
coercion of, 131-137.
Greville, Mr., 34, 75, 81, 82, 92,
102, 106, 124, 140, 161, 172,
188, 189.
Grey, Earl, 30; Premier, 32.
Guizot, 77, 78; and Aberdeen,
92-93; and the Spanish mar-
riages, 96-106; fall of, 119-
120.
Horsham, Palmerston elected at,
7.
Hume, Joseph, 12, 113.
Hungary, revolution in (1848),
126; refugee question, 127;
and Italy, 193.
Huskisson, Mr., 23, 25, 31.
Ireland, Palmerston and, 214-
216.
Italy, Austrian rule in, 117; at-
tempted reforms in, 118-119;
revolution of 1848, 121-124;
Sardinian contingent, 172, 191;
Palmerston and, 190-199.
Isabella, Queen of Spain, 56; her
marriage, 106; dismisses Sir
H. Bulwer, 119.
Kars, 164, 172, 173, 177.
Kinglake, Mr., 149, 237.
Kossuth, 126; his visit to Eng-
land, 139; his mission, 193.
Haynau affair, the, 139.
Herat attacked by Persia, 66, 184.
Herbert, Mr. S., 152, 162, 163,
190.
Herries, Mr., 22, 23.
Holland, Lord, 33, 73, 74; death
of, 75.
Lamartine, 120-121, 123.
Lansdowne, Lord, 6, 30; pro-
posed as Leader of the Libe-
rals 145; attempts to form a
Ministry, 162; in the Cabinet,
165
Leopold I of Belgium, 46, 48, 51,
231.
Lewis, Sir G. C., 165, 188.
Lieven, Madame de, 14, 102.
Liverpool, Lord, Premiership of,
9, 19, 21.
Lombardy, see Italy.
London, Convention of (1841), 79;
treaty of (1852), 131, 233.
Louis Philippe, 43, 44, 47, 59-62,
75, 78; and the Spanish mar-
riages, 96-106; fall of, 119.
McLeod affair, the, 88-90.
Mahmoud, 64, 65, 70.
Malmesbury, Lord, 7, 9, 11.
Malmesbury, Lord (grandson of
above) on the coup d'état, 140;
on the Czar, 141; and Italy,
190; interview with Lady Pal-
merston, 203.
Maria, Donna, 27-28, 29, 56; her
marriage, 110.
Mehemet Ali, 64, 70, 76-77, 79.
Melbourne, Lord, 24, 25, 30, 33,
35, 59, 67; and Palmerston, 74-
75; resigns office, 79.
Menschikoff mission, the, 150.
Metternich, Prince, 37, 38-39; on
Spain, 58; on the Quadruple
Treaty, 73; on the Spanish
marriages, 105; and Cracow,
109; and Switzerland, 113-
116; and Italy, 117-119; fall
of, 119.
Mexican expedition, the, 227.
Miguel, Dom, 27-28, 54-58, 111,
112.
Militia Bill, the, 143-144.
Minto mission, the, 118.
Mutiny, the, 186.
Napier, Sir C., 55, 77; banquet
to, 157.
Naples, coercion of, 82; and the
Sicilian rebellion, 118, 125;
coercion of, 183; conquest of,
198.
Napoleon III., coup d'état of, 140;
and the Holy Places, 150; and
the Eastern question, 164, 171,
172; visit to England, 179;
and Egypt, 179; relations with
England, 182-183; attempt to
murder, 187; and Italy, 193-
199; and Savoy, 197, 218;
schemes of, 218-221; and Po-
land, 231; proposed Congress
of, 231; and Denmark, 235.
Nesselrode, Count, 53, 153.
New Whig Guide, 13.
Newtown, Palmerston elected at,
7.
Nicholas, Czar of Russia, 65, 66,
71;
visit to England, 151, 152.
Normanby, Lord, 107, 109, 120.
Palmerston, Lady (Mary Mee), 2,
4; death of, 6.
Palmerston, Henry John, third
Viscount, birth, 2; education,
4-6; enters Parliament, 7;
Lord of the Admiralty, 7;
maiden speech, 8; Secretary at
War, 9-12, 21-25; character,
12-19; visits to France, 21;
attempt on, 21; in opposition,
25-31; Foreign Secretary, 32–
79; his marriage, 80; in oppo-
sition, 82-95; visit to Paris,
95; again Foreign Secretary,
96-139; dismissed from office,
140; Home Secretary, 146-160;
temporary resignation, 149-
150; first Ministry, 162-188;
receives the Garter, 174; visit
to Compiègne, 193; second
Ministry, 200-239; last illness
and death, 239-240; funeral,
240.
Palmerston, Lady (Lady Cowper),
79-81, 188, 203; death of,
240.
Paper Duties Bill, 203, 205.
Paris, Congress of, 172–174;
treaty of, 176-179; Cavour at,
191-193.
Quadrilateral Treaty, the, 72.
Quadruple Treaty, the, 57.
Radetzky, Marshal, 122, 123,
Raglan, Lord, 158, 167.
Roebuck, Mr., resolution on the
Pacifico affair, 134; motion of
inquiry, 159, 164.
Russell, Lord John (Earl), 74;
attempts to form a ministry,
94; Premier, 95; quarrel with
Palmerston, 140-142; Reform
Bill of, 148-150; proposed
Palmerston for Secretary at
War, 158; attempts to form a
ministry, 162; resigns office,
159; at Vienna, 163, 168-170;
resigns office, 170; reconcilia-
tion with Palmerston, 190; and
Italy, 190, 194-198; on Reform,
203-204; Foreign Secretary,
217-238.
Russia, relations with, 40, 53;
and Turkey, 65; and England,
66, 70-79; and the Holy
Places, 150; diplomacy of,
150-156, 168-174; and Poland
229-231; and Denmark, 139
233; Palmerston on, 237.
Serpents Island, 177, 178.
Shaftesbury, Lord (Lord Ashley),
18, 19, 80, 94, 143, 147, 240;
his bishops, 211.
Sicily, revolution in, 118, 125;
freed by Garibaldi, 198.
Sinope, Turkish fleet destroyed
at, 156.
Slave-trade, the, 39, 41, 90-91,
93, 184.
Soult, Marshal, 71, 72, 77.
Spain, English intervention in,
56-62; Spanish Legion, 60-
62; Spanish marriages, 96-
106; rupture with, 119.
Stockmar, Baron, 87, 110, 142.
Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord, 127,
150, 154.
Suez Canal, 180-182.
Switzerland, revolution in, 113-
116; and Prussia, 182.
Syrian question, the, 64-79; reli-
gious war in, 219.
United States, disputes with, 87-
92, 95, 175-176; civil war in,
221-227.
Unkiar Skelessi, treaty of, 65.
Urquhart, Mr., 37, 75.
Talleyrand, Prince, 43, 44, 45,
47, 49, 59.
Temple, Sir William, 2, 57, 58.
Temples, the, 1, 2.
Thiers, 72, 76, 77.
Venetia. See Italy.
Victor Emanuel, visits England,
191.
Victoria, Queen, and Palmerston,
94; on the Spanish marriages,
102; her Memorandum, 138;
letters of Palmerston to, 170,
171; gives Palmerston the Gar-
ter, 174; and Italy, 196
letters of Palmerston to, 206.
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