• Daily News, iii. 337
  • Dalhousie, Countess of, i. 397;
    • death, ii. 450
  • —— 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;
    • and Germany, iii. 462
  • De la Warr, Elizabeth, Countess, i. 310
  • Delhi, revolt at, iii. 224, 236;
    • capture of, iii. 236
  • Democracy, progress of, ii. 385
  • "Democratic," definition of the term, i. 107
  • Denison, J. E., ii. 273;
    • Speaker, iii. 223
  • 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;
    • iii. 219;
    • Indian Mutiny, iii. 248, 252
  • 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
  • Douglas, Rev. Hon. A. (afterwards Bp. of Aberdeen and Orkney), iii. 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;
    • death, ii. 122
  • 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;
    • rash conduct, i. 128, 133, 137;
    • resignation, i. 137;
    • i. 142, 144, 155, 234
  • 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;
    • giving medals, ii. 200;
    • Sir Charles Napier, ii. 259;
    • position of Indian princes, iii. 47, 219;
    • Mutiny, iii. 223, 234, 237-248, 252;
    • future Government of India, iii. 257
  • 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;
    • committee on, ii. 390
  • 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;
    • recalled, i. 265
  • —— 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
  • Enfield, iii. 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;
    • successes in, i. 441;
    • dispute with and ultimatum, iii. 223, 226, 231;
    • treaty of Tien-tsin, iii. 262, 381;
    • march to Pekin, iii. 381
  • —— 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;
    • Rome, ii. 279, 386, 387;
    • Naples, iii. 140, 141
  • —— and Japan, treaty, iii. 262
  • —— and Persia, war, iii. 159
  • —— and Portugal, unpopularity, i. 57;
    • English fleet in the Tagus, ii. 109;
    • constitutional trouble, ii. 111, 118;
    • conference, ii. 120;
    • policy in, ii. 179
  • —— 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;
    • marriage question, ii. 72, 95-108
  • —— 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;
    • rupture with, iii. 159, 219;
    • Trent affair, iii. 421
  • 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.
    • See Cumberland, Duke of
  • —— Prince, of Saxe-Coburg, i. 48;
    • arrival at Windsor, i. 188;
    • i. 205;
    • marriage, i. 380;
    • bravery, ii. 218
  • 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;
    • Queen's visit to, i. 490; ii. 23, 89
  • 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;
    • success of, ii. 283, 316, 317;
    • ball at Guildhall, ii. 320