• Factory Labour, Bill, ii. 1, 115
• Fane, Hon. Julian, Secretary of Embassy, Vienna, iii. 370, 409
• Farnham, Queen's visit to, iii. 400
• Fawcett, Col., shot in a duel, i. 485
• Featherstonhaugh, Mr., H.B.M. Consul, Havre, arranges escape of King Louis Philippe, ii. 156-160, 163
• Feodore, Princess, of Leiningen, the Queen's half-sister, marriage to Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, i. 3, 33;
  • childhood, i. 18;
  • i. 31, 37, 88, 125, 480, 510
• Ferdinand, Maximilian Joseph, of Austria, Archduke, proposed marriage, iii. 211;
  • marriage and death of, iii. 234, 240
• —— Duke of Orleans, i. 234
• —— see Portugal, King of
• —— II., King of Naples, i. 51;
  • rising against, ii. 141;
  • illness and death, iii. 324
• —— of Bulgaria, Prince, i. 431
• Feroz Shah, Prince, iii. 47
• Ferozepore, ii. 74, 208
• Ferozeshah, ii. 31, 76
• Fieschi attempts King Louis Philippe's life, i. 407
• Fife, Earl of, Peerage, iii. 245
• Fine Arts Commission, i. 332
• Finlay, Mr, claim against Greek Government, ii. 231, 239
• Finmark, guarantee of, iii. 134
• Fiscal Policy, ii. 292
• Fisher, Dr, see Salisbury, Bishop of
• Fitzclarence, Lord Adolphus, i. 390
• Fitzgerald, William Robert Seymour Vesey, Under Secretary for Foreign affairs, iii. 277, 445
• —— Sir John, iii. 76
• —— and Vesci, Lord, President of Board of Control, i. 347, 372
• Fitzmayer, Col., iii. 182
• Fitzwilliam, Earl, ii. 126-128
• —— Lady Anne, i. 121
• Flahaut, Madame de, ii. 39
• Florence, visited by Prince Albert, i. 152;
  • revolution in, iii. 308
• Follett, Sir William, i. 219;
  • Solicitor-General, i. 469
• Fonblanque, Albany, i. 412
• Foreign Enlistment Bill, iii. 2, 58
• Foreign Office, new, iii. 444
• Foreign Secretary, duties of, ii. 264
• Forey, General, iii. 455
• Fortescue, second Earl, receives the Garter, iii. 157
• —— Dudley, iii. 443
• Fould, Achille, French Minister, iii. 333, 418
• Four Points, Crimean negotiations, iii. 63, 65, 120, 154, 158, 160-185
• Fox, Charles James, i. 5, 391
• —— Mr, British Minister at Washington, i. 355
• France, attempts on life of King, i. 43, 243, 408;
  • expedition to Constantin, i. 43, 57;
  • heated debates in Chamber, i. 59, 63;
  • Duke and Duchess of Orleans, i. 69;
  • and England, i. 93, 97, 209, 230;
  • and the Peninsula, i. 94;
  • in Africa, i. 96;
  • sympathy with Belgium, i. 102, 135;
  • resignation of Ministry, i. 149, 151;
  • Louis Bonaparte, i. 209;
  • Turco-Egyptian convention, i. 227;
  • Eastern crisis, i. 231, 235-240;
  • friendliness with England, i. 239, 244;
  • Thiers Ministry dismissed, i. 242;
  • possibility of revolution, i. 246-249;
  • and Spain, i. 347, 351, 445;
  • Spanish marriage, i. 488; ii. 32, 44, 72, 96-109;
  • Queen Victoria's visit to, i. 490;
  • friction with England, ii. 1, 6, 21;
  • England and Russia, ii. 19;
  • hostilities with Morocco, ii. 20;
  • fortification of Paris and Algerian trouble, ii. 31;
  • Syrian War, ii. 68;
  • murder of Duchesse de Praslin, ii. 115, 128;
  • revolution, ii. 141;
  • abdication of King, ii. 149;
  • republic, ii. 148, 151;
  • new Government, ii. 155, 172;
  • national assembly, ii. 173;
  • the Royal Family, ii. 176;
  • entente cordiale, ii. 186, 190;
  • English Ambassador to, ii. 190, 206;
  • Louis Bonaparte, President of Republic, ii. 205, 210, 214;
  • relations with England, ii. 206;
  • state of, ii. 238;
  • coup d'état in Paris, ii. 334-340, 353;
  • dispute with Russia, ii. 356;
  • and the Swiss Government, ii. 380;
  • champion of Italian liberty, ii. 387;
  • Bourbons, ii. 389;
  • position of Louis Napoleon, ii. 390;
  • assumes imperial title, ii. 406;
  • Eastern Question, ii. 431, 441-444, 449, 451-471; iii. 1;
  • fleet sent to Salamis, ii. 441;
  • and England, ii. 443;
  • alliance with England against Russia, iii. 1, 6, 13;
  • and Sebastopol, iii. 43, 44;
  • Inkerman, iii. 52;
  • and the Four Points, iii. 120;
  • success against Russia, iii. 135;
  • Queen's visit to, iii. 135, 136;
  • fall of Sebastopol, iii. 142, 143, 145;
  • desire for peace, iii. 153;
  • peace and terms of settlement, iii. 138-185, 214, 215;
  • rupture with King Ferdinand, iii. 158, 159;
  • and Austria, iii. 168;
  • bad state of army, iii. 180;
  • feeling against England, iii. 261, 264;
  • Italy and Sardinia, iii. 307;
  • war with Austria, iii. 310, 314;
  • reported treaty with Russia, iii. 328;
  • victories, iii. 353;
  • conclusion of peace, iii. 355;
  • Treaty of Zurich, iii. 374;
  • annexation of Savoy and Nice, iii. 379;
  • expedition to Pekin, iii. 381;
  • policy in Italy, iii. 412
• Franchise, County and Borough, ii. 288, 289;
  • Extension Committee, ii. 324;
  • Disfranchisement Bill, ii. 380, 381;
  • based on personal property, iii. 307;
  • Borough, iii. 379
• Francis, attempts the Queen's life, i. 370, 398, 405
• —— II., King of Naples, flight to Gaëta, iii. 380, 407
• Frankfort, National Assembly at, ii. 174, 188, 192
• Frederic of the Netherlands, Prince, iii. 458
• —— Archduke, i. 431
• Frederick, William Victor Albert (afterwards German Emperor), birth of, iii. 314;
  • christening, iii. 324
• Frederick I., see Würtemberg, King of
• —— Augustus II., see Saxony, King of
• —— Crown Prince of Prussia, see Prussia, Prince Frederick
• Free Church of Scotland, founded, i. 448
• Freemasons, i. 478
• Free Trade, i. 382; ii. 132, 248, 310, 313, 344, 384, 386, 390, 399, 405, 427
• Fremantle, Sir Thomas, afterwards Lord Cottesloe, i. 482
• French, Emperor of the, see Napoleon
• —— Empress of the, see Montijo, Mademoiselle de
• French, King of the, see Louis Philippe
• —— Queen of the (Marie Amélie) (see Louis Philippe), death, ii. 265
• Frogmore, iii. 399;
  • death of Duchess of Kent at, iii. 435-439, 447
• Fueros, i. 188

• Gaelic, in Highland schools, ii. 214
• Gaëta, ii. 205
• Gaillard, Gabriel Henri, La Rivalité de la France et de l'Espagne, i. 39
• Gainsborough, Countess of, see Barham, Lady
• Gaisford, Very Rev. Thomas (Dean of Christchurch), iii. 148
• Garbett, Mr, i. 374
• Gardner, Lord, i. 291
• Garibaldi, guerilla leader, iii. 308;
  • deputy for Nice, iii. 380;
  • and Sicilian insurrection, iii. 380, 410;
  • Lord J. Russell's letter to and reply, iii. 431, 432, 434
• Geisel, Cardinal, iii. 457
• George III., his politics, i. 5;
  • family, i. 6
• —— IV., marriage, i. 1;
  • politics, i. 5;
  • Queen's visit to, i. 11-13, 258;
  • death, i. 19
• —— V., of Hanover, see Hanover
• —— Prince, of Denmark, i. 214
• Germany, King of Prussia on, ii. 137;
  • effect of French Revolution, ii. 141;
  • anxiety in, ii. 167, 170, 174;
  • Minor States, ii. 188, 189;
  • interest in Lombardy, ii. 193;
  • disorder in, ii. 199, 215;
  • Imperial crown declined by King of Prussia, ii. 219;
  • Union of Schleswig and Holstein, ii. 222, 249, 254;
  • critical position of, ii. 229, 273, 275, 278;
  • and England, ii. 274;
  • constitutionalism, ii. 275;
  • anxiety in, ii. 278;
  • Diet, ii. 320;
  • coronation, iii. 456-459;
  • the Emperor's views, iii. 465
• Ghent, disturbances at, i. 187
• Gholab Singh, ii. 74
• Gholam Mohammed, Prince, iii. 39
• Ghuznee, surrender of, i. 402, 442;
  • Mahmood of, iii. 46
• Gibraltar, Governorship of, ii. 201
• Gilbert, Major-General, ii. 217
• Girardin, Emile, ii. 149
• Giurgevo, Turkish success at, iii. 1, 35
• Gladstone, Right Hon. W. E., Member for Newark, i. 220;
  • President of Board of Trade, i. 370;
  • Corn Laws, i. 381;
  • retirement, ii. 30;
  • Colonial Secretary, ii. 64, 65;
  • ii. 71, 248, 252, 302, 305, 306, 368;
  • Disfranchisement Bill, ii. 381;
  • education minute, ii. 391;
  • Free Trade, ii. 403, 404;
  • and Disraeli, ii. 405;
  • Chancellor of the Exchequer, ii. 421;
  • first Budget, ii. 431, 446;
  • Prince Albert's congratulations, ii. 440;
  • Eastern Question, ii. 454;
  • possible Leader, ii. 458; iii. 24;
  • letter in the Morning Chronicle, iii. 8;
  • Civil Service examinations, iii. 9, 10;
  • Roebuck Motion, iii. 77, 79, 109;
  • formation of Government of 1855, iii. 83, 86, 93, 94, 97, 98, 107;
  • Chancellor of Exchequer, iii. 104;
  • interview with Prince Albert, iii. 107;
  • resignation, iii. 109;
  • iii. 149;
  • preparation for war, iii. 192;
  • attack on Budget, iii. 224, 226;
  • Chinese dispute, iii. 228;
  • Divorce Bill, iii. 231;
  • High Commissioner to Ionian Islands, iii. 262, 301, 309;
  • Conspiracy Bill debate, iii. 265;
  • refusal to join Government of 1858, iii. 270, 292;
  • Oudh Proclamation debate, iii. 290;
  • Crown prerogatives (India), iii. 295;
  • new Reform Bill, iii. 307;
  • Chancellor of the Exchequer, iii. 307;
  • on the fate of the Government, iii. 341;
  • Chancellor of the Exchequer, iii. 349;
  • and the Pope, iii. 357;
  • Italian policy, iii. 367;
  • rise in Income Tax, iii. 379;
  • desire to resign, iii. 379;
  • Budget import duties, iii. 388;
  • Bill for Abolition of Paper Duties thrown out, iii. 401, 402, 420;
  • threatens resignation, iii. 403;
  • disagreement with Palmerston, iii. 420, 423, 429
• Glasgow, serious riot, ii. 141;
  • Queen opens Waterworks, iii. 308
• Glenelg, Lord, Colonial Secretary, i. 102, 104
• Glenlyon, Lord (afterwards Duke of Athole), i. 429; ii. 25
• Gloucester, Duchess of (Princess Mary), i. 12, 31, 172, 194, 389; ii. 174
• —— Duke of, character and politics, i. 7
• —— Princess Sophia Matilda of, i. 480
• Glücksburg, Prince Christian of, see Christian
• Goblet, Albert Joseph, Count d'Alviella, i. 52
• Goldie, Brig.-Gen., death at Inkerman, iii. 52
• Goodford, Dr, Headmaster of Eton College, elected Provost, iii. 431
• Gordon, Col., Deputy Quartermaster-General, censure on, iii. 174
• —— Sir Robert, Ambassador to Vienna, i. 326, 359, 487, 512
• Gorham, Mr, and the Bishop of Exeter, ii. 272
• Gortschakoff, Prince, iii. 135;
  • character, iii. 204, 334, 410
• Gosford, Earl of, Governor of Lower Canada, i. 56
• Gotha, line extinguished, i. 2
• Gough, Sir Hugh (afterwards Viscount), successes in China, i. 441;
  • baronet, i. 444;
  • successes in India, ii. 30, 71, 73, 74;
  • Commander-in-Chief in India, ii. 142, 208;
  • superseded, ii. 215;
  • Viscount, ii. 221
• Goulburn, H., Chancellor of the Exchequer, i. 309; ii. 37, 38, 306;
  • Disraeli's attack on, ii. 428
• Gower, Lady Elizabeth (afterwards Duchess of Argyll), i. 449
• —— Lady Evelyn Leveson, marriage, i. 489
• Graham, Sir James, Home Secretary, i. 163, 219, 253, 309, 448;
  • public executions, ii. 38, 39;
  • Corn Laws, ii. 49;
  • takes leave of the Queen, ii. 85, 88;
  • as to joining the Whig Cabinet, ii. 287, 293, 298, 305, 359, 368, 375;
  • speech on Corn Duty, ii. 382;
  • ii. 415;
  • Colonial Office, ii. 421;
  • and Disraeli, ii. 428;
  • India Bill, ii. 447;
  • Eastern Question, ii. 454, 455;
  • position in the Government, ii. 458;
  • speech at Reform Club, iii. 25;
  • Government of 1855, iii. 91, 93, 94, 97, 100;
  • Admiralty, iii. 104;
  • resignation, iii. 109;
  • iii. 175, 190;
  • Conspiracy Bill, iii. 265;
  • defeat of the Government, iii. 267-272;
  • Oudh Proclamation debate, iii. 290;
  • competitive exams., iii, 297;
  • assailed by Disraeli, iii. 341
• Grahamstown, new See, ii. 448
• Granby, Marquess of, iii. 76
• Grantown, Queen's visit to, iii. 407
• Granville, first Earl, Ambassador at Paris, i. 95, 181, 258
• —— second Earl, ii. 261;
  • Foreign Secretary, ii. 283, 343, 344, 345, 348;
  • audience with the Queen, ii. 349;
  • Queen's view of Foreign Policy, ii. 351, 366, 372;
  • resignation 1852, ii. 375;
  • Board of Trade, ii. 421; iii. 34;
  • Government of 1855, iii. 97;
  • President of the Council, iii. 104;
  • iii. 141;
  • coronation of Czar, iii. 158;
  • iii. 196;
  • his opinion of the Czar, iii. 203;
  • Garter, iii. 227;
  • China War debate, iii. 229;
  • fails to form a Government, iii. 307, 343;
  • and the Times disclosures, iii. 347;
  • President of the Council, iii. 348;
  • and the Pope, iii. 357;
  • Sir James Hudson, iii. 377;
  • Lord J. Russell's despatch to France, iii. 389
• Graves, Lord, i. 12
• Greece, throne of, i. 63; ii. 21, 199;
  • case of Don Pacifico and Mr Finlay, ii. 231, 234;
  • appeal to Russia, and France, ii. 242
• Gregory XVI., Pope,
  • interview with Prince Albert, i. 152;
  • death, ii. 115
• Grenadiers, wounded from Crimea iii. 110
• Grenville, Lord, i. 357
• Greville, Charles, journal of, i. 285;
  • and Lord Palmerston, ii. 263; iii. 300
• Grey, Sir George, Governor of Cape of Good Hope (afterwards Governor of New Zealand), iii. 201;
  • difficulties with Hottentots, Kaffirs, and Boers, iii. 225;
  • action at Cape Town, iii. 238
• —— General, iii. 407, 473
• —— second Earl, Prime Minister, i. 55;
  • Reform Bill, i. 61;
  • i. 283;
  • illness, i. 512;
  • death, ii. 43
• —— third Earl, see Howick, Lord
• —— Sir George, Under-Secretary for the Colonies, i. 135;
  • Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, i. 308;
  • Home Secretary, ii. 60, 86;
  • Chartist meeting, ii. 169;
  • officers' commissions, ii. 185;
  • ii. 237, 244, 261;
  • on Palmerston's successor, ii. 346;
  • seals of office given up, ii. 374;
  • Home Office, ii. 468;
  • Colonies, iii. 1, 34;
  • resignation of Lord John Russell, iii. 75, 76-78;
  • Government of 1855, iii. 93, 95, 97, 98;
  • Cabinet of 1855, iii. 103, 104, 149, 150;
  • Conspiracy Bill debate, iii. 265;
  • iii. 272;
  • Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, iii. 349;
  • on Sir James Hudson's appointment, iii. 377;
  • Trent affair, iii. 466
• —— George Henry (son of the above), iii. 103
• Grimston, Lady Mary, trainbearer to the Queen, i. 121;
  • her beauty, i. 123
• Gröben, General Count von der, iii. 16
• Gros, Baron, ii. 235
• Grosvenor, Lord, i. 202, 204, 207
• —— Lord Robert (afterwards Lord Ebury), peerage, iii. 245
• Guards, The, embarkation for the Crimea, iii. 14
• Guelphic Order, ii. 5
• Guéronnière, M. de la, The Pope and the Congress pamphlet, iii. 313, 382
• Guilford, Earl of, see North, Lord
• Guizot, M., i. 237, 238, 321, 347, 348; ii, 6, 20, 44, 106, 108;
  • a fugitive, ii. 141;
  • ii. 145, 153, 156, 162, 170, 263
• Gujerat, ii. 208, 217