264

BAR
Barrot, Odillon, as an agitator, 1348,
417.
Basevi, Signor G., 438.
Bastiat, 140; born 1806, 308; account
 of, 308 ; visits England, 1845,
309 ; makes the acquaintance of Cobden,
 1845, 309 ; his book on *¢ Cobdem
 et la Ligue,” 810; more fit for
B Spey ino than an agitator, 811;
to Cobden on the agitation, Mar, 20,
snd April 20, 1847, 812; to Cehden,
 477.
Bazaar, great, at Manchester, ¥.8,
Bazley, Mr., urges Cobden to accept
office, 693,
Beaconsfield, Lord, contrasts himself
with Peel and Wellington, 847, 854.
388.
Belgium, 764.
Bentinck, Lord George, 357 ; opinion
of Free Trade and Protection, 358;
Coercion, 360, 387.
Berlin, Cobden at, visits Prussia, and
Russia, meets Humboldt, 445 ; sees
Dr. Eichhorn with Mr, Howard,
sees Nothomb, sees M. Kuhne, an
originator of Zollverein, at, 446; Free
Traders of, 447 ; Treaty, 617.
Bigelow, Mr., 882.
Billault, M., 726.
Birmingham, the growth of, between
1815 and 1832, 98, 9256 ; Mr. Bright
elected for, 1857, 662.
Black Sea Treaty, 617.
Blockade, law of, 916.
Bloomfield, Lord, 452.
Board of Audit, reconstitution of, 928,
gna of Trade and French tariff,
84.
Bogorodsk, description of, 455.
Boissy, Marquis de, 760.
Bolton, §95.
Bordeaux, 811 ; Mayor of, invites Cobden
 to visit King of French, between
Aug. 4 and 14, 1848, 409.
Borneo, 520, 557.
Bp Cobden’s excursion up the,
1.
Boulogne, Bois de, 708,
Bourbons, the, 932.
Bowring, Dr., visit of, to Manchester,
his report on German Customs
Union, 151.
Bowring, Sir John, responsible for a
Chinese war, 651; and ‘‘ Arrow?”
affair, 652, 6563; and Government,
663, 940.

INDEX

BRI
Bradford, status of Cobden at, 191,
529 ; Cobden at, 542.
3razil, 321.
Brett, Mr,, 923.
right, Mr., Cobden’s first acquaintance
 and compact with, 1841,
89; extract from his address at
3radford, July 25, 1877 ; his friendship
 with Cobden, 190; character-8tics
 as a speaker, 103; goes tO
Jublin, 210; advice to Cobden about
{eague, 229 ; Cobden asks to unite
about new projects, 231 ; article of
in Circular, 232, 251; in Scotland,
254; denounces Brougham, 262;
moves a resolution for an address
to Cobden at a meeting at Manchester,
 1843, 265; cempaign in
rounties, 275 ; accompanies Cobden
to Oxford, Lancaster, and else
where, 285; at Hull, 288; factory
juestion, 301; moves for a comnittee
 on Game Laws, 816 ; account
>f his voting in House with Cobden,
327 ; opposes the Maynooth Grant,
327; writes to Cobden, Sept. 20,
(845, retirement from public life,
334; goes to Manchester to help
Jobden, 336 ; opinion of Edinburg
etter, 339; insists on a thorough
eform in Parliament, 501; goes fo
{reland, 513 ; agrees with introduction
of a Bill for assuring the tenant of
the value of his improvement, 514;
returned for Durham, July, 1843,
5567; and Kossuth, 588; and the
Ministry, 575; returned for Manshester,
 582; congratulates Cobden
on his pamphlet, 605; remonstrates
 against levity of Palmerston,
 1854, 617 ; political foresight,
317 ; insulted by Palmerston, 618;
position of, about Russian war, 619;
ournt in effigy, reviled, 620 ; stead:
‘ast in attitude about Russian war,
321; and Cobden, their principles
orevented future intervention,
323; why they failed in Pesce
policy, 623; Cobden’s concern for
bis health, 648 ; at Llandudno, visits
Jobden in Wales, 649; illness of,
L856, 649 ; at Rome, 1857, 655 ; delated
 at Manchester, 1857, 657;
‘etter from, to Cobden, April 16
1857, on defeat of Manchoster
school, 658-660 ; on political future,
359: defeat of at Manchesters