, 15

Stanley, Lord, and Irish affairs, 92, 93;
Secretary for the Colonies, 93;
and the Irish Church, 95;
withdraws from Lord Grey's Cabinet, 95;
Secretary for the Colonies under Peel, 124, 134;
succeeds to the House of Lords, 141;
challenges Palmerston's foreign policy, 176;
fails to form a Ministry on the resignation of Lord John Russell,
193

Stanmore, Lord, 118, 119, 211, 231, 233, 347

Stansfeld, Mr., 327

Stewart, Dugald, 12

Stockmar, Baron, 101, 216

Sussex, Duke of, and the claims of Dissenters, 53

Sweden, and the Crimean War, 267

Syllogism, a merry canon's, 19

TAHITI incident, the, 125

Tavistock, monastic lands granted to the first Earl of Bedford, 2;
election of Lord John Russell as member for, 20, 62

Tavistock, Lord, elder brother of Lord John Russell, 6, 11

Tennyson, Mr., 90

Tennyson, Lord, his appointment as Poet Laureate, 355

Test and Corporation Acts; agitation for their total repeal, 53, 54;
speech of Fox, 54, 55;
their provisions, 54;
jubilee of repeal, 366

Tithe Acts (Ireland): Mr. Littleton's Bill, 93, 94;
Bill of 1835, 105, 107;
Bill passes through Parliament, 112

Tithe Commutation Act, 106, 107

Tooke, Horne, 26

Trafalgar Square demonstration on the Reform question, 332

Treason Felony Act, 157

Treaty of Paris (1856), 268

'Trent' affair, the, 310-312

Turkey, war with Egypt, 119;
and the custody of the Holy Places in Palestine, 213;
the 'sick man' of Europe, 214, 215;
oppression of Christian subjects, 217;
reception of Lord Stratford de Redcliffe, 222;
and the Vienna Note, 224-227;
ultimatum to Russia, 229;
destruction of fleet by Russia at Sinope, 230;
and the second Congress at Vienna, 259-262;
and the Treaty of Paris, 268, 269

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

VANSITTART, Mr., 21

Vaughan, Cardinal, on Romish practices in the Anglican Church, 190,
191

Victor Emmanuel II., accession to the throne of Sardinia, and efforts
to secure Italian independence, 301;
proclaimed King of Italy, 306

Victoria, Queen, accession, 107;
her regard for Lord Melbourne, 108, 109;
declines to dismiss her Whig Ladies-in-Waiting, 114;
visit to Ireland, 158;
instructions to Lord Palmerston, 178;
letter to Lord John Russell on the forma