N.B. The figures between [ ] refer to Part I.
ABERGELE ACCIDENT.-Trial of the brake- men of the goods-train, 27. ABYSSINIAN WAR.-Supplementary vote asked and voted, [131]; dissatisfac- tion at cost, [ib.]; a Select Committee appointed to investigate the affair, [132].
ACCIDENTS.-Hunting in Yorkshire, 11; Fall of a chimney-stalk in Glasgow, 17; Fall of a railway arch at Bethnal Green, 18; Mr. Druce, Q.C., 37; Dela- bole Slate Quarries, Cornwall, 39; Rev. Julius M. Elliott on the Schreck- horn, 82.
ACTON, SIR JOHN E. E. D., created Baron Acton, 276.
ADMIRALTY, Cruise of the Lords of, 86. ADMIRALTY ORGANIZATION, Discussion in House of Commons on, [138]. ADMIRALTY CONTRACTS, Discussion in House of Commons on the mode of making, [140].
ALABAMA CLAIMS.-Position of contro- versy at beginning of year, [2]; re- jection of the Reverdy Johnson Treaty, [192]; discussion in House of Lords, [ib.]; in House of Commons, [193]; details of the Reverdy Johnson Treaty, [282]; statement of Mr. Motley as to its rejection, [285]; despatch of Mr. Fish, [286]; answer of Lord Cla- rendon, [288]; Mr. Sumner's speech, [296]; correspondence between H. M. and U. S. Governments, 250. ALDERSHOTT, Visit of Her Majesty to, 36. ANGLESEY, County of, Hon. W. Ö. Stan- ley, appointed Lord Lieutenant, 273. ANTIGUA, Sir B. C. C. Pine, appointed Governor, 273.
ARGYLL, DUKE OF, Statement on Indian Finance and Railways, [143]; lays before the House of Lords the Scotch Education Bill, [163].
ARMY CONTINGENT, FRANCE.-Marshal Niel's statement in French Chambers, [214].
ARMY ESTIMATES moved by Mr. Card- well, [132]; carried, [133].
ART, Retrospect of, [352]. ARTHUR, PRINCE, Visit to Ireland, 33. ARUNDEL SOCIETY, [363]. ASCOT RACES, the Cup Day, 55. ASSESSED TAXES, Mr. Lowe's plan for re- adjusting, [123].
AUSTRALIA, SOUTH, Sir James Fergusson, Bart., appointed Governor, 272. AUSTRALIA, WESTERN, F. A. Weld, ap- pointed Governor, 273.
AYRTON, A. S., to be First Commissioner of Works, 275.
BAHAMA ISLANDS, Sir James Walker to be Governor, 273.
BALANCES of the public money, 271. BALL, DR., Speech on second reading of Irish Church Bill, [34]; Speech on third reading, [67]; remarks on Mr. Fawcett's motion condemnatory of restrictions on scholarships and fellow- ships of Trinity College, Dublin, [158]. BALLOT, THE.-Mr. Bruce, the Home Se- cretary, states his experience at last election converted him to, [16]. BANKRUPTCY BILL, brought in by Sir R. Collier, Attorney-General, [170]; dis- cussion on second reading, [172]; and in Committee, [173]; second read- ing in House of Lords moved by the Lord Chancellor, [ib.]; referred to a Select Committee and passed, [174]. BARBADOES, Mr. R. W. Rawson appointed Governor, 273.
BARNET, Collision on Great Northern Railway at, 85.
BAZLEY, THOMAS, made a Baronet, 275. BELGIANS, KING OF THE.-Arrival at Windsor, 131; presentation of national address at Buckingham Palace, 133; and one from the National Rifle Asso- ciation, [ib.]; entertainment at the
Mansion House, 137; return to Bel- gium, 138.
BELGIUM, Visit of the English Volun- teers to, 97.
BELL, SYDNEY SMITH, knighted, 275. BINGLEY, Boiler Explosion at, 55. BIOGRAPHY, Works of, [324]. BISHOPS, vide Episcopate.
BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE, opened by the Queen, 121.
BLACKWALL, Murder and suicide at, 19. BLUNT'S HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION, [337].
BOAT RACES, Oxford and Cambridge, 24; International (Havard and Oxford), 86. BOWLES, ADMIRAL SIR WILLIAM, to be Admiral of the Fleet, 273.
BRADY, RIGHT HON. MAZIERE, made a Baronet, 272.
BRANDENBURG SYNOD, Reply of the King
of Prussia to a deputation from, [273]. BRIGHT, MR., Speech on Irish Church Bill, [35]; letter to his constituents at Birmingham, [71]; explanation asked in House of Lords by Lord Cairns from Government respecting it, [82]; reply by Lord Granville, [ib.]; Colonel North brings the sub- ject before the House of Commons, [92]; Mr. Gladstone's reply, [ib.] BRISTOL, meeting of the Social Science Congress at, 102; dreadful cata- strophe at the theatre, 152.
BRITISH ASSOCIATION, Annual Meeting at Exeter, [374].
BROUGHTON, LORD, Obituary notice of, 158.
BRUCE, HON. F. J., to be Page of Honour
to Her Majesty, 272. BRUCE, MR., moves for appointment of Committee on Municipal and Parlia- mentary Elections, [16]; declares his conversion to the ballot from his ex- perience at last election, [ib.]; brings forward Habitual Criminals Bill, [175].
BUDGET, English, [121]; vide Financial Statement, Indian, [144]; French, [208]; Spanish, [257].
BUENOS AYRES, H. G. McDonnell ap- pointed Secretary of Legation at, 273. BULLION in Bank of England and Bank of France, [202]. BULLS, PAPAL, [267]. BURGOS.-The Civil Governor murdered by priests, [254].
CADIZ, C. FITZWILLIAM, to be Attorney. General for Tobago, 272. CAIRNS, LORD, asks explanation in House of Lords from Government respecting Mr. Bright's Letter to his Constituents at Birmingham, [82]; speech on Irish
Church Bill, [89]; states terms of compromise arranged with Lord Gran- ville on Irish Church Question, [115]. CAIRNS, WILLIAM WELLINGTON, to be Lieutenant-Governor of St. Christo- pher, 272.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.-J. R. Seeley, Professor of Modern History, 275; Honours, 284.
CAMPBELL, MELFORD, to be President of the Council of the Turks' and Caicos Islands, 272.
CANTERBURY, ARCHBISHOP OF.-Enthrone- ment in Canterbury Cathedral, 9; Speech in House of Lords on Irish Church Bill, [76]; serious illness, [170].
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-R. Graham to be Collector of Customs, 273; H. M. H. Orpen to be Sub-Collector of Cus- toms at Cape Town, ib.; C. W. Pear- son to be Sub-Collector of Customs at Port Alfred, ib.
CARDWELL, MR., moves Army Estimates, [132]; speech on army of reserve, [137].
CARLISLE. Dr. Harvey Goodwin to be Bishop, 275.
"CARNATIC," wreck of the, 92; official inquiry, 138.
CARRINGTON, LORD.-Trial for an as- sault, 79.
CARYSFORT, LORD, moves address in House of Lords in answer to the Royal Speech, [7]. CASTELAR, SEÑOR, proposes an amnesty for political offences in Spain, [255]; speech in Spanish Cortes on the state of Spain and policy of the Govern- ment, [262].
CATTLE DISEASE.-Two Bills brought in for the Prevention of Contagious Diseases, [17]; Lord Robert Mon- tagu moves the second reading of his Bill, [ib.]; debate and rejection, [18]; Government measure intro- duced by Mr. W. E. Forster, [ib.]; passed into law, [ib.].
CAUSTON, JOSEPH, knighted, 276. CHALONS.-Visit of the Emperor Napo- leon to the Camp, [222].
CHAMBERLAIN, THE LORD, letter to ma- nagers of London Theatres on Inde- cency on the Stage, 7.
CHANCERY.-Sir G. M. Giffard to be a judge of the Court of Appeal, 272. CHARTRES.-Visit of Emperor and Em-
press of the French, and speech of the Emperor, [220].
CHAUCER SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS, [323]. CHESTER, The Prince of Wales at, 108; opening of the Town Hall, 111. CHEVALIER, M. MICHEL, Speech in French Senate on the Senatus Consultum, [239].
CHILDERS, MR., moves Naval Estimates, [137]; Cruise in the Mediterranean along with Sir Sydney Dacres, &c. 86. CHRISTIAN, PRINCESS, Birth of a son, 18; his christening, 32; distributes prizes of National Rifle Association at Wim- bledon, 71.
CLARENDON, EARL, Reply to Mr. Fish's despatch on "Alabama" claims, [288]. CLARK, A. R., appointed Solicitor-Gene- ral for Scotland, 275.
COBBE, C. A., inspector of county and borough police, 273.
COCKLE, JAMES, knighted, 274.
COINAGE, THE, question raised in House of Commons for public discussion, [146].
COLEBROOKE, SIR T. E., to be Lieutenant of Lanarkshire, 272.
COLERIDGE, SIR J. D., speech on Irish
Church Bill, [40]; introduces the University Tests Abolition Bill, [154]. COLLIER, SIR R., brings in Bankruptcy Bill, [170].
COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL, 14; on the Great Northern Railway, 85. COLUMBIA, BRITISH.-Anthony Musgrave appointed Governor, 276. COLUMBIA MARKET, Opening of, 42. CONGRESS, UNITED STATES, opened on 4th March, [281]; closed on 10th April, [282]; reassembled in Decem- ber, [301].
CONSOLS, range during year, [201]. CONVENT CASE, THE.-Trial, Saurin v. Star, 177.
CORK, MAYOR OF.-Extraordinary con- duct and intemperate language, [186]; attention of House of Commons drawn to it by Mr. Graves, [187]; motion for leave to bring in a Bill to degrade and disqualify him for his office of mayor, [188]; discussion, [189]; leave given and Bill brought in, [191]; proceed- ings stopped by his resignation, [ib.]. CORN DUTY to be abolished, [123]. CORNWALL.-Accident at Delabole Slate Quarries, 39.
CORONATION OATH.-Discussions in House of Lords, [43]; Lord Redesdale's speech, [ib.]; Lord Granville's, [49]. COTTON, Prices of, [202].
COUTTS, MISS BURDETT, opens Columbia Market, 42; at Camp of National Rifle Association at Wimbledon, 71. CRYSTAL PALACE.-Grand public festival in honour of Viceroy of Egypt, 63; concerts at, [364].
CUBAN INSURRECTION, resolution of United
States House of Representatives de- claring sympathy with, [282]; deter- mination of the Government not to interfere, [296]; Mr. Sumner's speech, [297].
CUMBERLAND LODGE, Windsor, Fire at, 131.
DEBT, vide Imprisonment for Debt. DE GREY AND RIPON, EARL, a Knight of the Garter, 276.
DE LAVALETTE, MARQUIS, Speech in French Chambers on Foreign Policy of France, [216].
DERBY, EARL, Speech in House of Lords on Irish Church Bill, [82]; Protests, with other Peers, against its third reading, [104]; Career and Character, [202]; Funeral, 116; Obituary Notice, 158.
DERBY, Great Flood at, 147.
DERBY, THE, Won by Pretender, 48. DE TABLEY, LORD, sworn of Her Ma- jesty's Privy Council, 272. DISCOUNT, Bank rate of, [202]. DISRAELI, MR., Speech on Introduction of the Irish Church Bill, [29]; moves its rejection, [30].
DOCKYARDS, Controversy on Vote for, [139].
DOCUMENTS, more or less National and Official, [317].
DOMINICA, ISLAND OF.— -Richard Levinge
to be Treasurer, 273.
DOVER, Easter Monday Volunteer Re- view at, 27.
DRAKE, W. R., knighted, 274.
DROWNING OF SEVEN FISHERMEN NEAR SOUTHPORT, 7.
DRUCE, MR., Q.C., killed while riding, 37.
'DRUID," Launch of the, 20.
DUBLIN, Public entry of the Lord Lieu- tenant into, 3.
DUBLIN, ARCHBISHOP OF, Speech in House of Lords on Irish Church Bill, [79].
DU CANE, CHARLES, to be Governor of Tasmania, 272.
DUDLEY GALLERY, THE, [360]. DURHAM, Double Execution at, 27.
EARLE, H., made a baronet, 275. EARTHQUAKE in Lancashire, 21. EDEN, CHARLES CALVERT, to be a second Secretary in Her Majesty's Diplo- matic Service, 272.
EDUCATION, Annual vote moved by Mr. W. E. Forster, [158].
EDUCATION, vide Endowed Schools Bill, and Scotland. :
EDUCATION, NATIONAL.-Debate in the House of Lords, originated by Earl Russell, [159]; motion by Mr. Melly in House of Commons, for a Select Committee on the subject, [160]; De- bate, [161]; motion withdrawn, [163]. EGYPT.-Differences between the Sultan of Turkey and the Viceroy, [273]; the Viceroy's defence of his conduct, [ib.]; opening of Suez Canal, [279].
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