BRO
Cobden’s vexation at, 1857, 661; on
Cobden’s career, at Rochdale, 689;
and Disraeli’s Reform Bill, 689;
free trading with France, 634; on
Cobden refusing office, 698; visits
Cobden in Paris, Nov., 1860, 789 ;
and Cobden’s interview with French
Emperor, 789 ; public appearances,
813; and American War, 837 ; and
“Trent” Affair, 852 ; his eloquence,
881; charges of [Times against,
887 ; last letter to Cobden, Mar. 3,
1865, 930; at Cobden’s death-bed,
936 ; on the death of Cobden, 938.
Broglie, Prince, 429.
Brooke's Diary, Captain Mundy’s,
originally published by Captain
Keppell, 519.
Brotherton, Mr., 605.
Brougham, measure of, for conferring
on towns local representative government,
 1833, 122, 261 ; writes about
“the downfall of poor Mr. Cobden,”
 265 ; protest of, against interference
 with labour, 802, 505;
reference to, 848.
Brussels, 764.
Buccleuch, Duke of, 287.
Buckingham, Duke of, resigns seat in
Peel’s Cabinet, 216.
Budget of 1842, the Free Trade, 237.
Buller, Charles, scheme of emigration,
287 ; defends Lord Ashley, 301.
Bunsen, Chevalier, 644.
Burke, one of the earliest assailants of
Corn Laws, 167, 598.
Burmah, war in, 578.
Burmese War, second, Cobden’s
pamphlet on, 651.
Burns, Cobden visits birthplace of,
1826, 8.
Buxton, Lord, 925.

CABINET, disunion in, 1842, 217 ; disagreement
 of Peel’s, 1845, 238;
Pecl’s, separate without any decigion,
 838 ; Peel's difficulty in formation
 of, Nov., 1845, 339; Council,
705.
Qadiz, Cobden at, 419.
Cairo, Cobden’s account of, and its
inhabitants, 56, 57; massacre of
Mamelukes at, 58, 59.
Cambridge, riots at, May, 1839, 154,
Cambridge House, Cobden at, 697.
Campbell, Lord, 385.
Canal. Snez, 702.

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COB
Canning, 247; introduces Corn Bill,
Mar. 1, 1827, dies 1827, 164, 528.
Carbutt, Mrs., 542.
Cardwell, Mr., 756.
Carlton Club, opinion of Cobden,
243.
Carlyle, T., 215, 297,
Carr, Cg Stanley, 462.
Cartwright, Mr., the consul at Constantinople,
 Cobden’s conversations
with, 78, 79.
Jassell, Mr., 524.
Jatechism of Corn Laws, 252.
Ustholic Emancipation, 326.
Cavour, Count, 438.
Cecil, Lord Robert, 908.
Chancery Reform, 650.
Chandos Clauses of Reform Act, 804.
Changarnier, General, 594.
Channel, British, 593.
Obarter, struggle for, in Manchester,
1838, 123.
Charter, East India Company's, 669.
Chartism, history of, proposals for,
518,
Chartists, 248; opposition of, to
League, 156.
Chauvelin, 589.
Chevalier, Michel, inspired by the idea
of a commercial treaty between
England and France, 702; French
treaty, 780.
China affairs, 651 ; war, 825; British
policy in, 845 ; traders and missionaries
 in, 847; non-intervention in,
909.
Chronicle, the, 288, 885.
Cibrario, Signor, 437.
Circular, suppression of, 292; Anti-Corn-Law,
 Journal of League,
founded 1839, 150.
(Circulation, the economic, 809.
Dity, the, resents Cobden’s intrusion
with regard to money, 533.
Zlare, Lord, and land-tenure, 326.
Clark, James, 386.
Clergy, attitude of, 258; Church, uphold
 Corn Laws, 231.
Cleopatra’s Needles, 52.
Olitheroe, election at, 23; Cobden
makes his earliest speeches at, 23.
Cloud, St., Cobden at, 708.
Coalition Government, 1855, 604, 614.
Cobden, William, father of Cobden, removes
 to outskirts of Midhurst, 3;
character of, easy disposition ; life
from 1809-13: financial disasters;