980

MUN
Municipal Reform Act passed, 1835,
by Lord Melbourne, complement to
Reform Act, 122,
Muntz, Mr., death of, 1857, 662,
Murchison, Sir Roderick, invites Cobden
 to St. Petersburg, 408.
Mutiny, Indian, Cobden on, 1857,
670-672,

Nantes, Edict of, 246, 717.
Napier, Sir George, 423.
Naples, Cobden at, 436; king of,
£28,
Napoleon, 597.
Napoleon, Louis, 888, 601; and
Free Trade, 709 ; reasons for assenting
 to the treaty, 720; wishes to
submit the draft of the treaty to the
Legislative Body, 727; Cobden’s
Lo with, 1860, 745, 746;
French treaty, 774; Cobden’s con.
versation with, French treaty, 1869,
816; writings of, 790; Cobden’s
last interview with, 831.
Napoleon, Prince, complains of Lord
Palmerston’s fortification speech,
782.
Napolesnic legend, 603.
Narbonne, Cobden at, 423,
Navigation laws follow the Corn
Laws, 480.
Nelson, 188, 597, 600.
Nesgelrode, Count, 451.
Newcastle, Cobden at, 287.
Newcastle Journal, the, 272.
Newman, Dr., 91.
New York, 931.
Niagara, Cobden’s description of,
1835, 85-37.
Nice, Cobden at, 424; annexation
of, to France, 742.
Nile, Cobden sails up, Dec. 4, 1836;
scenery of, 55.
Nishni Novogorod, description of,
Aug. 27, 1847, 453, 454,
Nonconformists, Crimean War, 619.
Normanby, Lord, 885.
North, Lord, 403.
Northern counties, between 4000 and
5000 electors added to, 1845, 306.
Northern Star, the, 584.
Norwich, 278, 595.
Nottingham, 245.
Novello, Clara, 760.

O’CoNNELL, 420; rouses Ireland by
the ery of Repeal, 270, 87, 454.

INDEX

PAM LL.
Ogilvie, R. A., sent on a commission
to France, 754.
Opinion, popular, misgivings of, about
Cobden and Bright, 625.
Orleanists, the, 761. Lo.
Osborn, Mr., chairman of Illinois railway,
 visits Cobden at Dunford,
1858, 686.
Oxford, Cobden, 1853, 608; Cobden
visits, 611.

PADIHAM, 24.
Palmerston, Lord, 148, 358, 530,
536, 540, 556, 565, 568, 580, 588,
590, 692, 634, 690, 718, 717, 727,
932; substituted for Lord Aberdeen,
 1847, 470 ; his policy with regard
 to Portugal, 476; account
of his political life, 527; and the
ap Government, 528; failure
of his-policy, 528; foreign policy
approved of by a majority of 48,
539; and the Queen, 572; carries an
amendment on the Militia Bill, 573;
and the invasion panie, 592; Fastarn
 Question, 612; Prime Minister,
1855, 614; Eastern policy, 616
concentration of war at Sebastopol,
616 ; Russian War Joliey, and Qobden’s,
 617; presides at Napiers
banquet, 617; flippancy towards
Cobden and Bright, 618 ; durability
of Ministry, 1855, 625; resigns, defeated
 on Cobden’s motion, 1857,
855 ; victory of, 1857, 657 ; defeat ofs
on Conspiracy to Murder Bill, Feb.
20, 1858, 682; distrust of France,
769 ; French treaty, 1860, 776; speech
on aggressive France, 779; offers
Baronetcy or Privy Councillorship
to Cobden, March 26, 1861, 796;
luck of, 863; statement on Schleswig-Holstein
 affair, June 27, 1864
906; humiliating position of, 907;
on the death of Cobden, 987; Cobden
 battles with, 941.
Palmerston, Lady, 697.
Pamphlets, the two, written by Cobden,
 consideration of, 89; OCobden’s,
 their application to Bngish
policy, 95 ; consideration of Cobden’s
first, 97-112; Cobden’s, on Russia,
101. “Few Observations on Invasion,”
 594; ¢“ Brief Suggestions
for a Reserve Force,” 594; Short
Notes on National Defence,” 594;
t Plain Proposals for a Maritime