Brennan, arrest of, 561.
Bresson, at Madrid, 149, 150, 151.
Bright, John, on the Anti-Corn Law
League, 131; defeated, 291; his opinion
of strikes, 403; his views on Ireland,
418, 443; on the Reform Bill, 420, 426,
427; on church rates, 448; Board of
Trade, 450.
Broad Church, rise of, 395-398.
Broadfoot, Major, 142.
Bromhead, at Rorke's Drift, 549.
Brougham, Lord, on the slave trade, 27,
28; on education, 40, 41; on the Corn
Laws, 82; on the income-tax, 84; on
social legislation, 90; approves of the
verdict against O'Connell, 115; opposes
the Factory Act, 170; opposes Palmer-
ston's policy, 187.
Browne, General, at Allahabad, 538.
Bruce, Frederick, in China, 368.
Bruce, Henry Austin. [See Aberdare.]
Buccleuch, Duke of, Privy Seal, 77;
President of the Council, 77; opposes
Peel, 133.
Buccleuch, Duchess of, 78.
Buchanan, American President, 373.
Buckingham, Duke of, Privy Seal, 77, 78;
resigns, 80.
Buckingham, Duke of, President of the
Council, 421; Colonial Secretary, 421,
Budgets-Baring's, 50-52; Peel's, 81-86;
116-121, 123, 124, 135, 136, 138; Wood's,
174, 175, 211, 212; Disraeli's, 220-222;
Gladstone's, 226, 240, 241; Lewis', 285;
Gladstone's, 385-393; Disraeli's, 438;
Lowe's, 473, 474; Gladstone's, 500, 501;
Northcote's, 563.
Bulgaria, insurrection in, 520-522; occu-
pied by Russia, 527; settlement of, 532.
Buller, Charles, in Canada, 11, 13.
Bulwer, Sir Henry, at Constantinople,
55; at Madrid, 149, 151; dismissed, 183.
Bulwer, Sir Henry, in Natal, 545, 547, 550.
Buol, Count, at Vienna, 275.
Burke, Fenian, in Clerkenwell, 440.
Burmah, war in, 228, 298.
Burnes, Sir Alexander, in Cabul, 60, 61;
his views, 63; murdered, 64.
Burrows, General, at Candahar, 542, 543.
Butler, General, 377.
Butt, Home Rule leader, 462; his views,
555; his bill to amend the Land Act,
556; his Home Rule Bill, 557; the
Irish dissatisfied with, 557; withdraws
from the leadership, 558.
CABUL, 60-70, 536-544.
Cairns, Lord, Solicitor-General, 342; Lord
Chancellor, 421, 442; on the Irish
Church, 453; Lord Chancellor, 507;
approves the Judicature Bill, 509, 514;
his Land Transfer Bill, 514, 515.
Cameron, in Abyssinia, 436.
Campbell, Lord, Lord Chancellor, up-
holds the legality of repeal meetings,
110;
reverses the verdict against
O'Connell, 115; Duchy of Lancaster,
154; Lord Chancellor, 348; his judg-
ment on Colenso's case, 398.
Campbell, Sir Colin, at the Alma, 250;
at Balaclava, 254, 256; in India, 314;
at Lucknow, 319; at Cawnpore, 320;
takes Lucknow, 322; in Rohilcund,
326; in Oude, 327.
Campbell, Colonel, at Delhi, 315, 317.
Canada, 5-14, 26; contrasted with Jamaica,
30; the Oregon difficulty, 144-146; riots
in, 197; ecclesiastical affairs in, 226;
contributes to the cotton famine fund,
383; Fenians in, 417, 418; confedera-
tion of, 434, 545.
Candahar, 60, 62, 63, 66-69, 535, 538, 543.
Candlish, Dr., 102.
Canning, Lord, Under Secretary for
foreign affairs, 78; disapproves of
Palmerston's policy, 204; Postmaster-
General, 272; Governor-General, 298,
299; his measures against the mutiny,
306, 307, 308, 321, 326, 327; Viceroy,
339; his proclamation, 339, 340.
Canrobert, at the Alma, 248; General,
252; bombards Sebastopol, 255; at
Inkerman, 265; resigns, 280.
Canton, 71-76, 289-291, 371.
Cape Town, refuses convicts, 197; re-
ceives a constitution, 228; refuses con-
federation, 545, 552.
Cardigan, Lord, at Balaclava, 257, 258.
Cardwell, Board of Trade, 225; assaults
Derby's government, 340; Irish Secre-
tary, 348; Colonial Secretary, 348;
again, 410; War Secretary, 450; his
army reform, 464-471.
Carlisle, Lord [see Morpeth], Duchy of
Lancaster, 154; Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland, 272; again, 348.
Carnarvon, Lord, Colonial Secretary, 421;
resigns, 425; his Confederation of
Canada, 434; repudiates Russell's
scheme, 506; Colonial Secretary, 507;
resigns, 528; his views on imperialism,
544; compensates Langalibalele, 545;
desires confederation, 545, 546.
Cathcart, General, in Kaffraria, 228; at
Inkerman, 263.
Cattle plague, 411, 412, 428.
Cavagnari, Sir Louis, sent to Afghanistan,
537; murdered, 539.
Cavaignac, in Paris, 182.
Cave, his report on Egyptian finance, 553.
Cavour, his wisdom, 344; interview with
Napoleon, 344, 345; refuses to disband
the troops, 346; resigns, 356; protests
against an armistice, 357; submits to
the cession of Savoy, 358; his success,
359, 360, 368.
Cawnpore, 300, 302, 303, 303-310, 313, 314,
319, 320.
Cetchwayo, his despotic rule, 545; the
Boers quarrel with, 546; disliked by
Sir B. Frere, 548; war with, 549; de-
sirous of peace, 550; captured, 550.
Chadwick, his sanitary report, 195.
Chalmers, at the Disruption, 100-102.
Chamberlain, Sir Neville, at Delhi, 317;
envoy to Cabul, 537.
Chanzy, General, 480, 481.
Chard, at Rorke's Drift, 549.
Charles Albert, King of Sardinia, invades
Lombardy, 181; his constitutional
views, 185, 186; Palmerston's advice
to, 188.
Chartism, its object, 44; the charter re-
jected, 45; riots, 45, 46; opposed to
the Poor Law, 79, and to the Anti-Corn
Law League, 80, 87, 131; Chartist.
petition presented, 87, 88; riots, 91,
92, 106; divisions in the party, 176;
the 10th of April, 177; practical success
of the Charter, 178, 196.
Chelmsford, Lord, Lord Chancellor, 336;
opposes the Jews Bill, 340; Lord
Chancellor, 421.
Chelmsford, Lord (his son), General, in-
vasion of Zululand, 548; at Gingilovo,
549; at Ulundi, 550.
Cheriff, Pasha, Egyptian Minister, 554.
Chester, Fenians in, 439.
Childers, Admiralty, 450; Duchy of Lan-
caster, 450.
Children, legislation for, 39, 40; 88-90,
96-98, 170, 407.
China, the Opium war, 71-76; war with,
289-292, 368-371.
Cholera, 88, 195, 266, 429.
Christian IX., King of Denmark, 363;
Bismarck's demand from, 364; his
speech, 365.
Christina, Queen of Spain, 148, 150, 179.
Church of England, opposes Russell's
education scheme, 40-43; Peel's Church
districts, 98; the Tractarian movement,
103-106; Bishopric of Manchester, 172;
Mr. Gorham's case, 210; Ecclesiastical
Titles Bill, 209-211; opposes University
reform, 241; rise of the Broad Church,
395; Essays and Reviews, 396, 397;
Dr. Colenso, 398; Church rates, 399,
448, 449; felt aggrieved by Gladstone's
legislation, 500; the Endowed Schools
Act amended, 509; the Public Worship
Bill, 510-512.
Church of Ireland, Morpeth's effort to
reform, 20; Peel's measures, 125;
opposed to secular education, 211;
condition of, 444-447; Disestablishment
of, 451-454.
Church of Scotland, the Disruption, 99-
102; Patronage bill, 509, 510.
Chusan, 59, 71, 73, 74.
Civil Service, competition for, proposed,
286; carried, 339; completed, 501.
Clarendon, Lord Privy Seal, 1; policy in
Spain, 148; Board of Trade, 154; Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland, 154; desires
suspension of Habeas Corpus, 169;
opposes Fielden's Factory Bill, 170;
Foreign Secretary, 225; his policy,
237, 238; quoted, 239; continues
Foreign Secretary, 272; his firmness,
283; on the Conspiracy Bill, 332; con-
versations with Napoleon, 334; refuses
office, 342; Duchy of Lancaster, 348;
Foreign Secretary, 410; again, 450;
death, 450.
Clanricarde, Lord, Postmaster-General,
154; Lord Privy Seal, 272.
Clerkenwell, attack on, 440.
Clontarf, meeting, 114.
Cobden, Richard, agitates against the
Corn Laws, 80, 124, 131; opposes
Wood's Budget, 196; dislikes Palmer-
ston's policy, 204; opposes Disraeli's
Budget, 221; motion against the
Chinese war, 291; loses his seat, 291;
desires increase of the fleet, 362;
opposes the rate in aid, 382; arranges
commercial treaty with France, 386.
Cockburn, on Governor Eyre, 415; on
the Alabama arbitration, 491.
Colborne, Sir John, in Canada, 9, 13.
Colenso, Bishop, 398.
Coleridge, amendment on Reform Bill,
427.
Colonies-Africa, 544-552; Australia, 197,
198; Canada, 5-14, 144-146, 197, 434,
435, 545; Jamaica, 26-31, 413-415; pro-
tection to, 86, 121, 175, 190; Colonial
office reformed, 196-198; confederation,
434, 435; increase of, 570, 571.
Colley, Sir George, in the Transvaal, 552.
Collier, Sir Robert, his appointment, 492.
Collieries Bill, 88-90.
Coltman, Judge, 115.
Colvin, at Agra, 318.
Commerce. [See Trade.]
Commercial Treaty with France, 386.
Commune in Paris, 483, 484.
Confederation, 10, 434, 435, 544-546, 552.
Conspiracy, Palmerston's Bill, 331-333.
Cooper, the Chartist, 176.
Co-operation, 404-406.
Corn Laws, Russell's proposal, 51; Peel's
proposal, 80, 81; agitation on, 82, 85-
87; 93, 130-133; repeal of, 134-138, 161.
Corry, First Lord of the Admiralty, 421,
Cottenham, Lord, Lord Chancellor, 1;
upholds the legality of repeal meetings,
110; reverses the verdict against
O'Connell, 115; Lord Chancellor, 154.
Cotton, Sydney, 304.
Cotton famine, 377, 381-384.
Cowley, Lord, at Vienna, 345.
Crampton, minister at Washington, 285.
Cranborne, Lord, Indian Secretary, 421;
resigns, 425; opinion of Disraeli's Re-
form Bill, 428. [See Salisbury.]
Cranbrook. [See Hardy.]
Cranworth, Lord, Lord Chancellor, 225;
again, 272; on the Paper Tax, 388;
Lord Chancellor, 410.
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