- Kaffir War, iii. 201
- Kainardji, Treaty of, ii. 431,
452, 464
- Kalampaka, engagement at, iii. 37
- Karak, island of, iii. 4
- Kars, fortress of, iii. 64,
159, 178,
179, 208
- Keane, Sir John (afterwards Lord), Cabul, i. 142
- Kellerman, General, and Convention of Cintra, iii. 175
- Kellersberg, Baron, iii. 328
- Kennedy, Mr, removed from Crown Office, iii. 61
- Kennington Common, Chartist meeting, ii. 169
- Kensington Palace, Queen's birth-place, i. 8;
- Queen's early recollections of, i. 10;
- proposal to build National Gallery on site of, ii. 315
- Kent, Duchess of (Queen's mother), biography of, i. 3,
4, 8,
9;
- character and disposition, i. 9;
- Parliamentary Grant, i. 9;
- education of Princess Victoria, i. 14-17;
- Parliamentary Grant increased, i. 19;
- estrangement with William IV., i. 19;
- visit to Belgium, i. 287;
- ii. 177;
- illness of, iii. 335;
- Frogmore, iii. 399;
- Edinburgh, iii. 405;
- present at Volunteer Review, iii. 406;
- death, iii. 420,
435-439
- —— Duke of (Queen's father), politics and philanthropic views, i. 5;
- biography, i. 8;
- sudden death, i. 9
- Kertsch, successful attack on, iii. 64,
126
- Khalsad army, surrender of, ii. 216
- Khyber Pass, i. 370, 402
- Kinburn, citadel of, iii. 64
- King, Mr Locke, ii. 288, 295
- —— Rev. Bryan, iii. 417
- Kinglake, Mr, Invasion of the Crimea, iii. 31,
36, 111
- Kingstown (Ireland), Queen Victoria's visit to, ii. 225
- Kinsky regiment, loss of twenty-four officers,
ii. 219
- Kirkpatrick, William, ii. 435
- Kisseleff, General, Russian Ambassador, iii. 393
- Klebelsberg, Countess, marriage, i. 13
- Knatchbull, Sir Edward, Paymaster-General, i. 279,
309
- Knightley, Rainald (afterwards Sir), M.P., iii. 76
- Knollys, Sir William, K.C.B., iii. 39
- Koh-i-noor diamond, ii. 208;
- Kokan, Khan of, iii. 45
- Koller, Baron, Austrian Ambassador, ii. 267-269
- Königsberg, crowning of King and Queen of Prussia, iii. 420
- Kossuth, Louis, champion of Hungarian freedom, flight of, ii. 208;
- visit to England, ii. 283;
- reception by Lord Palmerston, ii. 324-331,
440, 441;
iii. 432
- Lablache, Luigi (Queen's singing master), i. 50,
62, 89
- Labouchere, Mr (afterwards Lord Taunton), President of the Board of Trade, i. 262,
281, 308;
- Labour Bill, Mines, i. 370;
- Laeken, Royal Palace in Belgium, i. 34
- Lagos, capture of, ii. 366
- Lahore, ii. 217
- Lamartine, M., ii. 173,
174
- Lambeth Palace, i. 388
- Landgravine, Princess Elisabeth, i. 212
- Landseer, Sir Edwin Henry (1802-1873),
- Langdale, Lord, Master of the Rolls, i. 335
- Lansdowne, Marquess of, Lord President of the Council, i. 74,
281; ii. 83,
86, 236,
237;
- Government crisis, ii. 290,
308, 310,
413-417;
- in the Cabinet, ii. 424;
- Reform Bill, ii. 468;
- and Lord John Russell, iii. 58;
- formation of the Government of 1855, iii. 85-89,
90, 93,
94, 97,
98, 102;
- Cabinet, iii. 103, 104;
- his ministerial life, iii. 104;
- iii. 190;
- declines a dukedom, iii. 246
- Laporte, i. 220
- La Susse, French Admiral, ii. 26
- Lavradio, M., Portuguese statesman, i. 58
- Law, administration of, ii. 67
- —— Lords, want of, iii. 145
- Lawrence, Sir Henry, Military Administrator at Oudh, death at Lucknow, iii. 224,
242
- Lawrence, Mrs George, courage of, ii. 217
- —— Sir J., Oudh Proclamation, iii. 286
- Layard, Mr, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, iii. 76,
98, 376,
443-447
- Lee, Dr James Prince (afterwards Bishop of Manchester), ii. 131
- Leeke, Admiral Sir Henry, capture of Bushire, iii. 159
- Lefevre, Mr Shaw (afterwards Viscount Eversley), Speaker, i. 141,
176; iii. 223,
230
- Lefroy, John Henry, Inspector-General of Army Schools, iii. 220
- Lehzen, Baroness (Queen's governess), i. 12,
14, 25,
122, 224
- Leicester, Earl of, i. 350
- Leigh, Mr Pemberton (afterwards Lord Kingsdown), ii. 284;
iii. 145;
- declines Lord Chancellorship, iii. 271
- Leiningen, House of, history of, i. 9
- —— Prince of, marriage, i. 3;
- —— Prince Charles of (son of above), i. 13,
120, 125,
126; ii. 188;
- —— Princess Feodore, see Feodore
- Leith, proposed dockyard at, iii. 151
- Le Marchant, Sir John Gaspard, Lieut. Gov. of Nova Scotia, iii. 189
- Lennox, Lady Caroline, i. 121
- Leopold, Prince (afterwards Duke of Albany), birth, ii. 444
- —— Duke of Brabant (afterwards 2nd King of the Belgians), i. 59;
ii. 6
- —— 1st King of the Belgians, birth and parentage, i. 4, 22;
- Queen's reminiscences of, i. 10,
11, 13,
22;
- kindness to Duchess of Kent, i. 11;
- influence on, and kindness to the Queen, i. 19,
22, 23;
- in the Russian army, refusal of throne of Greece, i. 22;
- accepts Belgian throne, gallantry in war, a model ruler, i. 23;
- nature of correspondence with the Queen, i. 27;
- Queen Victoria's first letter to, i. 32;
- valuable advice to Queen Victoria, i. 37;
- newspaper abuse of, i. 53;
- birth of second son, i. 63;
- visit to the Queen, i. 91;
- Belgian interests, i. 134, 151,
152, 153;
- England and France, i. 227-251;
- views on dissolution, i. 282-289;
- Queen's visit to, i. 492, 493;
- friendship with Queen Victoria, ii. 10;
- views on Czar's visit to England, ii. 19;
- letters on King Louis Philippe's visit to England, ii. 23,
25;
- birthday letter to the Queen, ii. 39;
- on state of Germany, ii. 167;
- failure of insurrection, ii. 172;
- Louis Bonaparte, ii. 213;
- state of France, ii. 238, 342;
- on death of Sir Robert Peel, ii. 255;
- illness of Queen Louise, ii. 266;
- the Sovereign "People," ii. 379;
- on Victor Hugo, ii. 391;
- on death of Duke of Wellington, ii. 395;
- the Empress of the French, ii. 436;
- Eastern Question, ii. 441, 443;
- Press attacks on Prince Consort, iii. 5;
- visits the Queen, iii. 133;
- on the conclusion of the war, iii. 172,
185;
- iii. 195;
- review of Crimean troops at Aldershot, iii. 198;
- as to decorating Duke of Westmorland, iii. 202;
- Princess Charlotte's proposed marriage, iii. 207;
- on death of Prince Charles of Leiningen, iii. 216;
- marriage of Princess Charlotte, iii. 234,
240;
- on the Queen's visit to Napoleon, iii. 295;
- Napoleon's desire for war, iii. 315;
- Napoleon and the Pope, iii. 382;
- Italian Question, iii. 386;
- Prince of Wales's visit to Canada, iii. 404;
- Volunteer Review in Hyde Park, iii. 406;
- letter to the Queen, iii. 414;
- death of Duchess of Kent, iii. 435-439,
451;
- sympathy for Prince Consort's illness, iii. 471,
472
- Leopold, Prince of Saxe-Coburg, ii. 89,
97, 98
- Letters, Sunday delivery, ii. 244
- Lévis, Duc de, i. 507
- Lewis, Sir George Cornewall, Chancellor of Exchequer, iii. 109;
- Stamp Duties Bill, iii. 116;
- Budget, iii. 224;
- Income Tax, iii. 226;
- financial crisis, iii. 255;
- Home Secretary, iii. 348;
- St Juan dispute, iii. 373
- Lhuys, M. Drouyn de, French Foreign Minister, ii. 262;
- and Russian loan, iii. 35;
- Austria's proposed terms of Crimean settlement and resignation, iii. 120
- Liberals (see Whigs), small majority, i. 176;
- gains at election, 1839, ii. 126,
458;
- Lord Palmerston's followers, the Liberal Party, iii. 110;
- Oudh Proclamation debate, iii. 291,
292;
- new Reform Bill, iii. 307;
- Lord Palmerston forms a Government, iii. 307,
344-349
- Liddell, Mr, iii. 239
- Liechtenstein, Prince and Princess of, i. 433
- Liège, iii. 453
- Lieven, Princess de, i. 85,
88
- Ligne, Prince de, i. 109
- Lincoln, Abraham, President, United States, iii. 421
- —— Bishop of (John Kaye), report as to Queen's education, i. 14-16
- —— Earl of (afterwards fifth Duke of Newcastle),
Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, i. 466;
ii. 84;
- ii. 294, 300,
346, 350,
354, 360,
420, 448-449,
455, 468,
471;
- Secretary of State for War, iii. 1;
- Marshal St Arnaud, iii. 30;
- hospital at Scutari, iii. 61;
- Lord J. Russell's resignation, iii. 73,
75, 80,
91, 97;
- Knight of the Garter, iii. 145, 154,
156;
- refuses to join Government of 1858, iii. 271;
- Colonial Secretary, iii. 349;
- tour with Prince of Wales, iii. 380,
405, 414
- Lind, Jenny, ii. 123
- Lindley, Dr, Irish Commissioner on potato disease, ii. 48
- Lindsay, Lady Charlotte, i. 358
- Lisbon, revolution, i. 54;
- run on the bank of, ii. 90
- Liverpool, bank failures, ii. 131
- —— third Earl of, biography of, i. 50,
165;
- Llanover, Baron, see Hall, Sir B.
- Lloyd, Thomas Davies, Baronetage, iii. 477
- Lochnager, Queen's visit to, ii. 322
- Loftus, Lord A., iii. 153
- Login, Sir John, iii. 248;
- Oudh Proclamation, iii. 286
- Lombardy, ii. 178, 182,
183, 186,
191, 194,
198;
- ceded to Sardinia, iii. 308
- London, Bishop of (C. J. Blomfield), report on Queen's education, i. 14-16,
- i. 349;
- Papal aggression, ii. 281;
iii. 416;
- (A. C. Tait), Divorce Bill, iii. 231
- Londonderry, Marquis of, Ambassador at Vienna, i. 420;
ii. 287;
- Longley, Charles Thomas, Bishop of Durham (afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury), iii. 206
- Lonsdale, John (Bishop of Lichfield), ii. 35
- —— Earl of, ii. 392
- Loodiana, ii. 74
- Lords, House of, increase of appellate jurisdiction, iii. 158;
- powers in Money Bills, iii. 379,
401;
- throw out Abolition of Paper Duties Bill, iii. 401,
403;
- privilege resolutions, iii. 404
- —— Justices, question of, ii. 44
- Louis XVIII., character of, i. 53
- Louis Napoleon, see Napoleon
- —— Philippe, King of the French, biography of, i. 4;
- Belgian throne, i. 22;
- attempted assassination of, i. 43,
243, 407;
- letters to the Queen, i. 77; ii. 27,
57, 78,
146, 160;
- proposed visit to the Queen, i. 181,
182; ii, 21-22;
- and English Government, ii. 1,
21, 27,
68;
- letter from the Queen on resignation of Sir R. Peel and reply, ii. 69,
78;
- ii. 89;
- the Spanish marriages, ii. 71, 90,
102, 105,
107;
- ii. 118;
- abdication, ii. 141,
148;
- death of his sister, ii. 143-147;
- flight of, ii. 149, 152,
153-165;
- gratitude to the Queen, ii. 160;
- ii. 169;
- Queen Victoria's view of his policy,
ii. 170, 172;
- position of, ii. 177, 183,
204;
- illness and death, ii. 231, 238,
265;
- compared with Napoleon III. in knowledge, iii. 124
- Louis, Prince, of Hesse (afterwards Grand Duke Louis IV.), engagement to Princess Alice, iii. 405,
415, 418,
419
- —— Mrs (Queen's dresser), i. 10,
14, 110;
- Louisa, Princess, of Hesse, ii. 358
- Louise (Queen of the Belgians), marriage and correspondence with the Queen, i. 28;
- her character, i. 34;
- letter on the Queen's engagement, i. 192;
- on death of the Duke of Orleans, i. 413,
414;
- ii. 7;
- on her father's visit to England, ii. 21,
22, 23;
- sorrow at Madame Adélaïde's death, ii. 143-145;
- French Revolution and her father's flight, ii. 150;
- illness, ii. 266;
- death, ii. 266, 267;
- ii. 271
- —— Princess, of Belgium, birth, iii. 276,
397
- Löwenstein, Prince William of, i. 490
- Loyd, Mr Jones (afterwards Lord Overstone), ii. 130
- Lucan, Lord, censure on, iii. 175
- Lucca, Duke of, i. 148
- Lucknow, iii. 177;
- Luitpold of Bavaria, Prince, iii. 458
- Lushington, Dr Stephen, Admiralty Judge, i. 62, 277;
- refuses a life peerage, ii. 284;
iii. 145;
- on right to search ships, iii. 466
- Luxemburg, i. 43, 102
- Lyndhurst, Lord, Lord Chancellor, i. 163,
253, 308;
ii. 368
- on Russia's aggressiveness, iii. 35;
- title of Prince Consort, iii. 196,
197;
- Divorce Bill, iii. 231,
232
- Lynedoch, Lord, death, i. 512
- Lyons, Richard Bickerton Pemell, K.C.B. (afterwards Earl Lyons), the Pope's appreciation of, iii. 310;
- United States dispute, iii. 469
- —— Sir Edmund, commands Mediterranean Fleet, iii. 116
- Lyttelton, Lady (governess to the Royal children), i. 390,
394; ii. 3
- —— Lord, iii. 190
- Lytton, see Bulwer Lytton