h announcing his resignation (1855),
265, 295

Lhuys, M. Drouyn de, 261, 262

Lincoln, President, assassination of, 325

Lister, Sir Villiers, 348

Littleton, Mr. (afterwards Lord Hatherton), and the Irish Title Bill,
93;
and the Coercion Act, 97

Liverpool, Lord, 21, 33, 50, 63

Llandaff, Bishop of, and the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts,
57

London University, 106, 107;
proposed enfranchisement of, 296

Londonderry, Marquis of, 79

Louis Philippe, overthrow and flight of, 163, 171;
and the Spanish marriages, 171

Lowe, Mr., 327, 329, 332

Luddites, riots of the, 32

Lyndhurst, Lord, and Jewish Lord Chancellors, 291

Lyons, Sir Edmund, 252

Lytton, Sir Edward Bulwer, 208, 265

MACAULAY, Lord, 141;
urges Lord John Russell to take office in the Coalition Ministry,
204

Mackintosh, Sir James, 25, 39, 53

Magenta, battle of, 303

Malmesbury, Lord, 137

Maltby, Dr., Bishop of Durham, and Lord John Russell's 'Durham
Letter,' 184

Manchester, unrepresented in the House of Commons, 23, 38, 51, 60, 71,
126, 155;
creation of bishopric of, 160, 296

Martineau, Harriet, 129

Maule, Fox, 141

Maynooth College, 127-130

Mazzini, 300

McCarthy, Mr. Justin, on the attitude of the Catholics towards Lord
John Russell, 188

Melbourne, Lord, becomes Prime Minister, 99;
dismissed by William IV., 100, 101;
again Prime Minister, 104;
Queen Victoria's regard for him, 108, 109;
characteristics, 108, 170;
opinion of the ballot, 109;
resigns, but is recalled to power, 114;
his recognition of Russell's influence as leader in the Commons,
120;
blunders of his Government, 122;
defeat of his Government, 123, 144

Melville, Lord, 8

'Memoirs of the Affairs of Europe from the Peace of Utrecht,' by Lord
John Russell, 275

Memorandum, Secret, 216, 225

Menschikoff, Prince, 223, 224

Metternich, 171, 300

Miall, Edward, 242

Militia Bill, the, 194, 195

Milton, Lord, 23

Mitchel, John, 157, 158

Moldavia and Wallachia, occupation by Russia of, 224, 229, 259

Monson, Lord, 23

Moore, Thomas, his 'Remonstrance,' 34;
accompanies Lord John Russell to the Continent, 36;
extracts from his journal, 37, 39, 41;
anxiety as to Lord John's politics, 52;
on Lord John's success with his motion f