temburg, 42, 187, 189.

Wynn, Charles Williams, president of the board of control, 199, 227.

Yanzi, gorge, 113.

Yarmouth, Viscount (Ingram-Seymour-Conway), afterwards third Marquis of
Hertford, 46.

Yeo, Sir James, captain, 140.

Yorck, Count, 125, 133.

York, 83.

York (Toronto), 139, 140, 146.

York (Frederick), Duke of (son of George III.), 49, 60, 61, 72, 74-76,
184 n., 185, 197, 207, 208, 239, 242, 268.

Yorke, Charles Philip, home secretary, 27, 34;
first lord of the admiralty, 72, 82;
retirement, 81.

Yorkshire, 38, 180, 198, 274, 280, 288, 294, 432, 435.

Zadorra, river, 110.

Zaragoza, 88, 96.

Zeman Shah, King of Afghanistan, 397.

Znaim, 64.

Zumalacarregui, Carlist general, 390, 391.

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