• Haddington, Earl of, First Lord of the Admiralty, i. 309, 432; ii. 65
  • Hadfield, Mr, iii. 239
  • Halford, Sir Henry, Court Physician, i. 144, 477
  • Hall, Sir Benjamin (afterwards Baron Llanover), First Commissioner of Public Works, ii. 365; iii. 135, 150
  • Hallam's Constitutional History, i. 435, 449
  • Hamilton, William, attempt on Queen's life, ii. 220
  • Hammond, Mr (afterwards Lord), permanent Under-Secretary at Foreign Office, iii. 466
  • Hampden, Dr, Bishop of Hereford, ii. 115, 135, 136, 139
  • Hanover, House of, history of, i. 1
  • —— constitution abrogated, i. 57;
    • Princess Royal's reception, iii. 454
  • —— King of (Ernest Augustus), the Queen's uncle, i. 6, 72, 76, 123, 126;
    • claim to Crown jewels, i. 439;
    • visit to the Queen, i. 477, 480-482;
    • power to confer Orders, ii. 5;
    • death, ii. 331;
    • treatment of Prince Consort, iii. 192
  • —— King George V. of, marriage, i. 437;
    • succeeds to the throne, ii. 331;
    • ii. 449
  • Hanoverian Orders, ii. 5
  • Harcourt, Edward Vernon, Archbishop of York, i. 291, 292
  • Hardinge, Sir Henry (afterwards Viscount), i. 65;
    • Secretary at War, i. 163, 279, 309;
    • Governor-General of India, ii. 28, 29;
    • settlement of Sikh boundaries, ii. 74;
    • Queen's appreciation of, ii. 75, 77, 88;
    • state of India, ii. 125;
    • Ireland, ii. 188;
    • audience with the Queen, ii. 376;
    • Commander-in-Chief, ii. 393, 394, 396;
    • Army promotions, iii. 39;
    • Field-Marshal, iii. 146;
    • Army discipline, iii. 152, 189;
    • illness and resignation, iii. 197, 198;
    • death and Queen's opinion of, iii. 210, 211
  • Hardwicke, first Earl, Lord Chancellor, i. 502, 504
  • —— fourth Earl, i. 384, 497; ii. 23;
    • Lord Privy Seal, iii. 272
  • Harley, Lord (afterwards Earl of Oxford), i. 504
  • Harrow, extra week's holiday, iii. 200
  • Harrowby, Lord, iii. 149
  • Hartington, Lord (afterwards Duke of Devonshire), iii. 340
  • Hatzfeldt, Count, iii. 181
  • Havelock, Colonel, death of, ii. 212
  • —— General, Lucknow relief, iii. 224, 238, 249, 255, 259;
    • death of, iii. 259
  • Havre, flight of King Louis Philippe, ii. 157-160
  • Hawes, Mr, i. 220; ii. 83
  • Hawtrey, Dr, Headmaster of Eton College, i. 339;
    • Montem, ii. 109;
    • resignation, ii. 433
  • Hay, Lord John, i. 44, 57
  • Haynau, General, attack on, ii. 231, 267, 269, 402
  • Hayter, Mr, artist, i. 338
  • —— Mr (afterwards Sir William), Liberal Whip, iii. 227
  • Head, Sir Francis, i. 56
  • Heath, Captain, H.M.S. Sanspareil, iii. 70
  • Heathcote, Sir William, iii. 292
  • Helena, Princess (afterwards Princess Christian), ii. 220
  • Henley, J. W., iii. 78;
    • President of Board of Trade, iii. 272;
    • withdrawal from Ministry, iii. 307
  • Hennessy, John Pope (afterwards Sir), M.P., iii. 445
  • Henri IV., French warship, loss of, at Balaklava, iii. 56
  • Herat, i. 327; iii. 159;
    • siege of, iii. 199
  • Herbert, Sidney (afterwards Lord Herbert of Lea), ii. 48, 49, 84, 368;
    • Militia Bill, ii. 388;
    • Free Trade debate, ii. 405, 415;
    • Admiralty, ii. 421;
    • sends out Florence Nightingale, iii. 62;
    • Roebuck Motion, iii. 76;
    • formation of Government of 1855, iii. 83, 87, 91, 97, 99;
    • Cabinet, iii. 103, 104;
    • resignation, iii. 109;
    • Lord Palmerston, opinion of, iii. 149, 150;
    • declines to join the Government, iii. 150;
    • Secretary for War, iii. 349;
    • England's interference with Italy, iii. 364;
    • illness and death, iii. 422
  • Herries, Rt. Hon. J. C., ii. 291, 303
  • Hesse-Cassel, ii. 272
  • Hesse, Prince Charles of, iii. 458
  • Hever Castle, Queen's visit to, i. 37
  • Heytesbury, Lord, Governor of Isle of Wight, i. 326, 330
  • Highland Volunteers, i. 429
  • Highlanders, 92nd, i. 429
  • Hill, Viscount, Commander-in-Chief, i. 100, 263;
    • resignation and death, i. 419, 420, 421, 446
  • —— Lord Marcus, i. 300
  • Hilliers, Gen. Baraguay de, at capture of Bomarsund, iii. 36
  • Hindoos, public offices opened to, ii. 29;
    • remarriage of widows, iii. 223, 235;
    • Indian Mutiny, iii. 224, 252;
    • address to the Queen, iii. 399
  • Hobhouse, Sir John Cam (afterwards Lord Broughton), President of Board of Control, i. 62, 281; ii. 86, 287
  • Hohenlohe, House of, history of, i. 3
  • —— Langenburg, Ernest, Prince of, i. 3;
    • marriage, i. 33; ii. 402;
    • question of his daughter's marriage, ii. 429
  • —— Hermann, Prince, of, iii. 396
  • —— Princess of, see Adelaide, Princess; Feodore, Princess
  • Hohenzollern, Prince of, iii. 457
  • Holland, Dr (afterwards Sir Henry), Court Physician, i. 237, 438; ii. 8;
    • Prince Consort's last illness, iii. 473
  • —— and Belgian dispute settled, i. 43, 102, 142, 145, 146;
    • King Leopold's views on, i. 152;
    • and England, i. 117-120;
    • Queens visit to, ii. 44
  • —— King William I. of, i. 188;
    • abdication, i. 210, 351
  • —— King William II. of, as Prince of Orange, suitor to the Queen, i. 1;
    • becomes King, i. 210;
    • i. 379, 380, 409;
    • visit to the Queen Sophia Frederica, ii. 42
  • —— King William III. of, visit to King Leopold, iii. 454
  • —— Queen of, visit to England, iii. 240
  • Holland, Lord, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, i. 245
  • Holstein, union with Schleswig, ii. 222, 249, 250, 251, 258, 270
  • Holy Alliance, i. 44
  • Holyrood Palace, ii. 266; iii. 50
  • Honfleur, ii. 157, 159
  • Hong-Kong, i. 261, 262;
    • cession of, to England, i. 370; ii. 4
  • Hooghly River, iii. 250
  • Hope, A. J. (afterwards Beresford-Hope), iii. 8
  • Horsman, Mr, M.P., iii. 276, 404
  • Hospitals for sick and wounded soldiers, iii. 113
  • Hotham, Admiral Sir William, i. 216
  • House Tax, ii. 407, 411
  • Household appointments, ii. 373, 376
  • Howard, Charles, i. 419
  • —— de Walden, Lord,
    • British Minister at Lisbon and Brussels, i. 96, 131, 133, 356, 485; ii. 95
  • Howden, Lord (formerly Sir John H. Caradoc), British Minister at Rio Janeiro and Madrid, ii. 133, 241, 323, 390
  • Howick, Lord (afterwards third Earl Grey), views on Canadian affairs, i. 98, 100;
    • on civil government of the Army, i. 147;
    • Corn Laws, i. 465;
    • and Lord Palmerston, ii. 59;
    • possible Colonial Secretary, ii. 59;
    • Ireland, ii. 84;
    • his party, ii. 86;
    • views on resignation of Government, ii. 375; iii. 80, 81, 86, 89, 90;
    • iii. 192;
    • South Africa, iii. 201;
    • refusal to join the Government of 1858, iii. 270
  • Howley, Dr, see Canterbury, Archbishop of
  • Hübner, Baron, Austrian Ambassador at Paris, ii. 422; iii. 310, 321, 327
  • Hudson, Sir J., British Envoy at Turin, ii. 386; iii. 161, 333;
    • peace at Villafranca, iii. 359;
    • iii. 375, 440
  • Hugo, Victor (1802-1885), Napoléon le Petit, ii. 391
  • Hull, Queen's visit to, iii. 49
  • Hume, Joseph, i. 60, 90, 147; ii. 70, 123
  • Humiliation, days of, Queen's views on, iii. 19, 20;
    • national prayer and humiliation, iii. 247, 248
  • Hummelauer, Baron, ii. 174
  • Hungary, submission of, ii. 208, 223
  • Hunt, Mr Leigh, i. 412
  • Huskisson, Mr, i. 278
  • Hutchinson, Mrs, biographer of her husband, i. 52
  • Ibrahim Pasha, (son of Mehemet Ali), i. 142, 246
  • Idées Napoléoniennes, ii. 374
  • Income Tax, Queen's decision to pay, i. 387; iii. 36;
    • Bill, i. 403, 405;
    • raised, ii. 141, 303, 307, 312, 388;
    • reduction for farmers, ii. 406;
    • ii. 431; iii. 226;
    • increase, iii. 379;
    • reduction, iii. 420
  • Indemnity Act, iii. 224, 256
  • India (see Afghanistan and East India Co.),
    • policy as to Herat, i. 327-329;
    • reinforcements for China, i. 336;
    • success in, i. 481;
    • retention of the Scinde, i. 502;
    • recall of Lord Ellenborough, ii. 1, 9, 18, 19;
    • education, ii. 28;
    • public offices opened to Hindoos, ii. 29;
    • Sikhs aggressive, ii. 30;
    • Sikhs defeated, ii. 71;
    • extension of boundaries, ii. 74;
    • prosperity under British rule, ii. 125;
    • origin of Sikh War, ii. 142;
    • necessity of making Punjab a British province, ii. 196;
    • successful operations against Sikhs, ii, 208, 217;
    • safety of English prisoners, ii. 217;
    • disarmament of Sikhs, ii. 217;
    • annexation of the Punjab, ii. 220;
    • state of, ii. 400;
    • honours to Duke of Wellington, ii. 401;
    • India Bill, ii. 431, 447;
    • satisfactory state of, iii. 45-48, 53;
    • troops for the Crimea, iii. 46;
    • Oudh placed under British control, iii. 159;
    • Mutiny in, iii. 223, 235, 235-238;
    • Lucknow, iii. 243, 248, 249;
    • Cawnpore, massacre of garrison, iii. 247, 248, 249;
    • future government of India, iii. 257, 262, 293;
    • Oudh Proclamation, iii. 262, 281, 282;
    • Indian Army organisation, iii. 282, 295, 302;
    • proclamation, iii. 298;
    • title of Viceroy, iii. 304;
    • religious question, iii. 304;
    • army question, iii. 317-320;
    • termination of the Mutiny, iii. 350;
    • status of Bussahir, iii. 360;
    • titles and honours, iii. 387;
    • letters of thanks to civil servants, iii. 399
  • Indus, ii. 74
  • Inkerman, battle of, iii. 252;
    • account of the battle, iii. 54-56
  • Insanity, plea of, i. 469
  • Inverness, Duchess of (wife of Duke of Sussex), i. 479, 480
  • Ionian Islands, constitution of, iii. 301
  • Ireland, Secret Societies, i. 43;
    • Municipal Corporations Bill, i. 56, 66;
    • Tithe Bill, i. 66;
    • and O'Connell, i. 130;
    • Committee for, i. 150;
    • registration, i. 265;
    • repeal agitation, i. 450;
    • Arms Bill, i. 482;
    • indictment of O'Connell, ii. 1;
    • report of Potato Commission, ii. 48;
    • failure of potato crop, ii. 53;
    • Coercion Bill, ii. 71, 79, 81;
    • Queen's proposed visit to, ii. 93, 95, 127;
    • alarming state of, ii. 141, 170, 188;
    • Queen's visit to, ii. 208, 223, 224;
    • enthusiasm of people, ii. 226;
    • brevet promotions, ii. 227;
    • another visit to, iii. 420
  • Irun, capture of, i. 57
  • Isabella, Queen, of Spain, i. 59, 62;
    • guardianship of, i. 346;
    • proposed marriage of, i. 349, 432, 485, 486, 487, 512;
    • ii. 4, 31, 32, 44, 71, 90, 96, 107, 389; iii. 6, 51
  • Ismail, surrender of, iii. 159
  • Issendorf, M. de, iii, 455
  • Isturitz, Señor, Spanish statesman, flight, i. 44; ii. 97, 99
  • Italy, special mission to the Vatican, ii. 128;
    • revolution, ii. 141;
    • and Austria, ii. 174;
    • and England, ii. 182, 183, 187, 386, 387;
    • Piedmontese successes in Northern, ii. 191, 191, 208, 213;
    • and Austria, iii. 306, 322;
    • proposed congress and war, iii. 324-354;
    • Pope's opinion of Italians, iii. 357;
    • insurrection at Perugia, iii. 358;
    • Treaty of Zurich and congress to settle Italian affairs, iii. 374, 379;
    • French policy in, iii. 412;
    • summary of events in 1861, iii. 420;
    • Palmerston's views on, iii. 427, 428
  • Jackson, Serjeant J. D., Irish Solicitor-General, i. 352, 354
  • Jamaica, troubles in, and constitution of, i. 102, 141, 153;
    • Bill, i. 176
  • James, Edwin, successful defence of Dr Bernard, iii. 274
  • Japan, treaty with, iii. 262
  • Jarnac, Count, French Ambassador, ii. 21, 160
  • Jaux, M. de, ii. 429
  • Jenkinson, Lady Louisa, i. 121
  • Jenner, Dr (afterwards Sir William), Physician-Extraordinary to the Queen, in attendance on Prince Consort, iii. 473, 476
  • Jersey, Earl of, Master of the Horse, i. 310
  • Jewish Disabilities Bill, iii. 224
  • Jocelyn, Lord, on Free Trade, ii. 403
  • —— Lady, i. 380; iii. 427;
    • see also Cowper, Lady Fanny
  • John, Archduke, younger son of the Emperor Leopold II, i. 431; ii. 171, 188, 191, 193
  • —— Prince of Portugal, brother of King Pedro, iii. 457
  • Joinville, Prince de, i. 94, 452, 480;
    • imprudent brochure, ii. 1, 11, 24, 27;
    • ii. 148, 153, 167, 192, 267, 337, 353;
    • gallant deed, ii. 192;
    • accident to, iii. 324
  • —— Princess de, i. 178, 490
  • Jones, Sir John Thomas, Wars in Spain, i. 38
  • —— Mr, Vice-Consul at Havre, ii. 157
  • Jowett, Rev. B., Fellow of Balliol College, Professor of Greek, iii. 148