Chapter XIX · THE CLOSING YEARS (continued 2)

Metz, Napoleon III. at, 122 n., 123

Mexico, Labouchere in, 32-38, 72, 100, 496

Michael Angelo, Labouchere modernises the villa of, 72

Michelstown, police charge at, 365-70

Middlesex, Labouchere as member for in 1867, 83-86, 99, 143; Labouchere contests unsuccessfully in 1868, 85-93, 525

Middlesex Coal Dues, the, Labouchere on, 85

Mijwel el Mizrab, Sheykh, 72

Milan, decree of, 9

Military Knights of Windsor, Labouchere on, 83

Mill, John Stuart, quoted, 247, 481, 482

Miller, Joaquin, 40

Milner, Alfred, Lord, as Commissioner for South Africa, 435, 442; as Governor of Cape Colony, 437, 442, 445, 448, 456; his England in Egypt quoted, 210

Minneapolis, Labouchere at, 41

Mississippi steamboats, the, 106

Modern Egypt, Lord Cramer's, 213

Mohamed Ahmed. See Mahdi

Molière, Marie-Madeleine, 2

Mollerus, Dutch statesman, 6

Moltke, rumour of his death, 134

Monarchy, English, Labouchere on, 230-31, 233, 242-43

Moncrieff, Colonel Scott-, directs the irrigation of Egypt, 209

Monson, Sir Edmund, his letter to Labouchere re retirement, 526

Mont Blanc, 44

Monteith, Maxwell of, 16

Montes, Lola, 49

Montreal, Healy at, 310

Moonlighting in Ireland, 173

Moore, Messrs. Telbin and, 98

More's Utopia, 489

Morgan, Osborne, his speeches on Ireland, 260

Morley, Arnold, his mediation on the Home Rule question, 322, 334, 338-43. 347; part proprietor of the Daily News, 95

Morley of Blackburn, John, Earl, Chamberlain on, 299, 302, 326; Davitt on, 257-58; his letters to Labouchere re Home Rule, 317, 327, 331; his Life of Gladstone quoted, 365 n., 371, 382, 422; his resignation, 325; his views on Home Rule, 309, 322, 329, 332, 333; Labouchere on, 282, 324, 327; on Gladstone's Egyptian policy, 190; opposes coercion in Ireland, 173

Morning Post, Bowles correspondent in Paris of the, 141 n.; Grenville Murray as correspondent of, 67; on Labouchere's retirement, 521-22

"Moss, Moses," 505

Mott's Foley Street rooms, 105

Moulton, Mr. Gladstone's letter to, 353

Mountmorres, Lord, murder of, 165

Mudford, journalist, 278

Mulgrave, Lord, Viceroy of Ireland, 251

Mulhall, Mr., statistician, 485

Mundella, Minister for Education, 285

Munich, Labouchere as attaché in, 49, 50

Murat, Joachim, as King of Naples, 8, 9

Murphy, David, cashier, 396

Murphy, Serjeant, at Evans', 29; counsel for the Times, 374 n.

Murray, Grenville, betrays official secrets in the Morning Post, 67-68; his action against Lord Carrington, 110 n.; on the staff of the World, 109

Nantes, P.-C. Labouchère at, 2

Napier, Mr., his defence of Arabi, 222

Naples, kingdom of, 8

Napoleon I., his ideal woman, 246; Labouchere on, 480; negotiates for peace with England, 5-12

Napoleon III. at Metz, 122 n., 123-24; his imprisonment, 122, 124-25, 126; his plan of campaign, 122 n., 123

Natal, war spirit in, 437, 438, 449

National, debt, Labouchere on the, 475, 477

—— income, the, Labouchere on, 465

National Reformer, Bradlaugh's statement of his case in the, 146-47

Nationalisation, of land, Labouchere on the, 235

—— of railways, Labouchere on, 486, 487

Navy, Labouchere on the, 478

Neutrality Law, Labouchere on the inadequacy of the English, 81

Newcastle, 478

Newgate, Labouchere's description of, 114-15

Newman, Cardinal, his position in regard to Bradlaugh, 156

Newmarket, Labouchere at, 22

New Mexico, Pueblas of, 486

New Queen's Theatre, Labouchere as manager of, 98-104

Newton, Mr., censure of, 428

New Windsor, Labouchere's election for, 75-82

New York, 106; Healy in, 310; Labouchere in, 41

New York Herald, 382, 526

Nice, Labouchere at, 95, 97

Nicholas, Emperor, Lord Stratford's hatred of, 63

Nicholson's Nek, 440

Nineteenth Century, Cardinal Manning's article in the, 156

Nolan, M.P., Colonel, 146, 150; his returns, 302

Nolte, Vincent, his reminiscences of P.-C. Labouchère, 3, 4 n.

Nonconformists, their anti-Irish feeling, 306

Norfolk, Labouchere in, 22

Norman, Henry, 278

North Briton, 164

North Camberwell, Labouchere at, 247

Northampton, Bradlaugh returned for, 142-45, 149, 151-52, 157; Hyndman at, 459; industrialism of, 462, 467; Labouchere, M.P. for, 14, 105, 106, 116, 142-45, 148-49, 158, 159, 161, 167, 225, 410, 415-18, 459, 465, 503; Labouchere's retirement from, 518-527; Liberal and Radical Association, its tribute to Labouchere, 539-40

Northampton Echo quoted, 162

Northampton Mercury quoted, 143, 144 n.

Northbrook, Lord, 13 n.

Northcote, Sir Stafford, his motion against Bradlaugh, 146, 152-55; his motion on the Egyptian policy, 213

Norway, Gladstone in, 257

Nottingham, contested by Labouchere, 93

Nubar, his Premiership, 193-94

O'Brien, R., Barry, his articles on the Irish question, 257; his Life of Lord Russell of Killowen, 391 n.; his Life of Parnell quoted, 252 n., 257 n.; on the murder of Lord F. Cavendish, 174-75

O'Brien, Smith, his Irish rising, 48

O'Brien, W., 312; Healy on, 276, 363; his influence in Ireland, 533; his Irish policy, 256

O'Connor, John, at Michelstown, 365

O'Connor, Mrs. T. P., her reminiscence of Labouchere among the Indians, 40-41

O'Connor, T. P., on the Coercion Bill, 178; on Labouchere's retirement, 520-21; supports the Tories re Home Rule, 261, 266

Odessa, Grenville Murray as Consul at, 68, no

O'Donnell, F. H., his case against the Times, 372-74, 392

O'Donoghue, The, on Labouchere, 169

O'Kelly, James, Pigott forgeries of his letters, 386, 394, 396

Ollivier, French Premier, resignation of, 124

Onslow, M.P., David, 146

Oppenheim, Henry, 287; part proprietor of the Daily News, 95

Orange Free State, annexation of the, 445, 449, 454, 456

Orangemen oppose Home Rule, 291, 294, 345

Orinoco, s.s., 31

Orthez, home of the Labouchere family, 1

Orton, Arthur, dines with Labouchere, 116

O'Shea, Captain, Healy on, 276; his supposed share in the forged letters, 373, 381; negotiates between Parnell and Gladstone, 173

O'Shea, J. Augustus, correspondent in Paris during the siege, 141 n.

Osman Digna captures Tokar, 213

Ostrogotha, Duchess of, her baby's birth, 53

Otrante, Duc d'. See Fouché.

Ouvrard, tool of Fouché, 10-12

Oxford, Henry Labouchere the elder at, 13

Palikao, Count, French Premier, 124

Pall Mall Gazette, Bingham correspondent in Paris for, 141 n.; inspired by Gladstone, 278; Morley's editorship of, 173; refuses Pigott forgeries, 375, 406; Stead's letter in, 411; W. S. Blunt's defence of Arabi in, 222

Palmerston, Lord, 46 n.; his agreement with Murray, 67-68

Palmyra, Labouchere at, 72

Palto at Twickenham, 356

Parana, Republic of, Labouchere's appointment to, 60

Paris, British Embassy in, 83, 120; death of Grenville Murray in, 110 n.; headquarters of the Land League in, 172, 181, 182, 186; Labouchere in, 30, 31; Labouchere's letters to London during the siege of, 43, 44, 96, 106, 119, 124-41; Louis Buonaparte in, 8; Parnell letters in, 385, 386, 389; P.-C. Labouchère summoned by Napoleon to, 11-12; Pigott in, 394-95, 396, 401; public parks of, 84; Queen Christina in, 245

Parish Councils Bill, the, 422, 479

Parliament, House of Commons, extravagance of, 410; payment of members of, 229, 230; reasons for entering, 74; seating accommodation of, 527-30; triennial election of, 229, 248

Parliament, House of Lords, abolition of, 226, 230-33, 238-42, 248, 417, 422, 425 n., 527, 531-34; its obstruction of the Home Rule Bill, 290

Parliamentary, journalist, Labouchere as, 504

—— Oaths Act, the, its bearing in the case of Bradlaugh, 145, 151, 155, 157, 160

Parnell, Charles Stewart, speaks in favour of Bradlaugh, 153; as president of the Land League, 165, 166, 177, 182, 358 n.; his imprisonment and release, 172-74, 252, 254; his position as Irish leader during the Home Rule struggle, 173-189, 236, 237, 252-356; his confidence in Labouchere, 250; Lord Carnarvon treats with, 252; his motives discussed by Healy, 254, 266, 271, 274, 276, 285, 290, 362; Davitt on, 257-58; Chamberlain on, 266-67, 317; Labouchere on, 273, 280, 312, 314-17, 332, 337: his letters to Labouchere re Home Rule, 275-76; on Gladstone, 278; introduces the Land Bill, 357; publication of his supposed letters in the Times, 359-60, 361, 371; his amendment to the Speech from the Throne, 369; denies the authorship of his supposed letters, 372-73, 397; his defence by Sir C. Russell, 374 n., 375, 392-98; his unpopularity in America, 378; his letters to Labouchere re the Pigott forgeries, 383-84

Parnell Commission, the, history of, 360, 373-97

Parnell, Miss, president of the Ladies Land League, 173

Paul, Herbert, A History of Modern England, quoted, 195 n., 209 n.; on Arabi, 195-96

Peace Preservation Bill, the, 172

Pearl, Cora, in the siege of Paris, 43

Pease, Maker, 353

Peel, Arthur Wellesley, 76 n., 270

Pelletan, M., member of the Provisional Government, 127

Pemberton, M.P., Mr., 146, 150

Peninsular War, the, 5-8

Penny Illustrated Paper, interview with Labouchere in, 529 n.

Perceval, Mr., ministry of, 6-7

Percy, Lord, his attitude to Bradlaugh, 146, 149

Persia, despotism of, 469

Peruvian bondholders, 212

Peter the Hermit, 217

Petty Bag, office of, Clerk of the, 246

Phillips, Lionel, director of the South Africa Company, 426

Phipps, brewer, contests Northampton, 144

Picard, Ernest, member of the Republican Government, 117

Piccadilly Saloon, the, 105

Pichegru invades Holland, 4

Pigott, Richard, Healy on, 309-10; his sale of the Irishman to Parnell, 374; his forgery of the Parnell-Egan correspondence, 373-406; his confession to Labouchere, 394, 402; his flight and suicide, 394, 402-406

Pisani, Alexander, as head of the Diplomatic Chancellerie, Constantinople, 64

Pitt, William, 287; his graduated income-tax, 247

Plato, 489

Plunkett, Mr., 410

Poland, English sympathy with, 284; Ireland compared with, 189

Polynesia, industrialism of, 486

Ponsonby, Sir H., 319

Pope, Alexander, his villa at Twickenham, 40

Portland, Duke of, ministry of, 6

Port Said, occupation of, 201, 267

Portugal, destiny of, 9

Post Office, Labouchere on the, 478; nomination of Labouchere for, 412

—— —— Savings Bank, Labouchere on the, 477

Pretoria, British agent in, 442; capture of, 440, 445-46, 454; Jameson's imprisonment in, 434

Prevention of Crimes in Ireland Bill, passing of the, 175, 185-190, 248

Primrose League, the, its misstatements re Pigott, 404

Privy Council, the, Labouchere becomes a member of, 523, 526, 530, 531

Procedure Resolutions, the, 187

Promissory Oaths Act, the, 155

Protection, Labouchere on, 531, 533; Parnell's attitude to, 258, 261, 276-77

—— of Life and Property in Ireland, Forster's Bill for, 166-74

Prussia, Crown Prince of, advances on Paris, 123, 127

Public Schools Bill, the, Labouchere on, 84

Puebla di los Angelos, Labouchere at, 34

Punch, reminiscences of Labouchere in, 526, 527

Pursebearer, office of, 246

Pythagoras, Labouchere on, 515, 516

Queen's Messenger, Labouchere's proprietorship of the, denied, 110

Queensberry, Sybil, Lady, 72

Quotla di Amalpas, Labouchere at, 36, 38, 62

Radical Party, the, Chamberlain's secession regarded as its fall, 228, 250, 318, 319, 352, 354; its attitude to the Egyptian policy, 196, 198-200, 212, 215, 217-19, 249; its attitude to Socialism, 462-89; its sympathy with Ireland, 72, 225, 248, 252, 318; its treatment by the Irish, 252; Labouchere as unofficial leader of, 196, 198, 525; Labouchere's ideals for, 225-48, 259, 304, 318, 319, 525

Radical principles, Labouchere's, their divergence from Whig principles, 42

Rawson, Henry, part proprietor of the Daily News, 97

Reade, Charles, as a dramatic author, 101-2

Recruiting, system of, in America for the Crimean War, 45

Redmond, J. E., as leader of the Irish party, 524, 533

Redpath, American Fenian, 170

Reed, correspondent of the Leeds Mercury, 272

Referee, The, 537 n.

Reform Club, the, Labouchere at, 75, 89, 182, 198, 228, 318

Registration Laws, the English, 448

Reid, Wemyss, 393

Reitz, Dr., Secretary of State for the Transvaal, 444, 447, 451

Religious Disabilities Removal Bill, the, 160, 163-4

Rent Act, 421

Reporter, interview with Labouchere in, 477

Representation of the People Bill, the, Labouchere on, 244

Revelstoke, Lord, as a politician, 240

Reynolds's newspaper, 471

Rhodes, Cecil, his complicity in the Jameson Raid, 426-30, 452, 453; his Imperialism, 435; Labouchere's personal admiration of, 430, 435, 436; Labouchere's public condemnation of, 430-1

Rhodesia, 435

Riaz Pasha, administration of, 195, 221

Ripon, Lord, his government in India, 210

Roberts, Earl, at Eton, 18; his command in South Africa, 441, 445

Robertson, manager of the Royal Aquarium, his libel action against Labouchere, 501

Robertson, M.P., J. M., his account of Bradlaugh's parliamentary struggle, 142 n.

Robinson, Lionel, on Labouchere's financial interest in the Daily News, 96

Robinson, Sir John, Fifty Years of Fleet Street, quoted, 133 n.; manager of the Daily News, 96, 120, 128 n.; on the syndicate of the Daily News, 95

Rochdale, 484; Chamberlain at, 322

Rochefort, Henri, release and triumph of, 127, 130

Roell, Dutch statesman, 6

Roman Catholicism in Ireland, Labouchere on, 86

Roman Catholics delighted by Gladstone's article against Darwin, 267; support Bradlaugh, 156

Rome, 535; Fouché, Governor of, 11, 12

Ronan, counsel for the Times, 374 n.

Rosebery, Earl of, as Foreign Secretary, 420, 423; Chamberlain on his Home Rule policy, 298; his letters to Labouchere re Home Rule, 268, 277, 283, 287, 307; his Premiership, 423, 424; Labouchere on, 224

Rosmead, Lord, his work as Commissioner in South Africa, 428, 429

Rossa, O'Donovan, 284, 310

Rothschild, Baron, as a politician, 240; his Egyptian loans, 190, 191, 193, 194, 206; procures Labouchere a pass, 140

Rouen, Labouchere at, 120

Rouher, M., on the French army, 123

Rousby, Mrs. Wybert, appears at the New Queen's Theatre, 99, 102

Rousseau, J.-J., on his own education, 21

Rovigo, Duc de, Napoleon's aide-de-camp, 11

Royal Aquarium, Westminster, Robinson manager of, 501

Royal Parks and Pleasure Grounds, Labouchere on the upkeep of, 84, 409

Rudini, Marchesa di, daughter of Labouchere, 535, 539~40

Rumbold, Sir Horace, meets Labouchere at Constantinople, 63

Ruppenheim, Schloss of, Labouchere at, 54

Russell, Charles (Lord Russell of Killowen), his defence of Labouchere, 501; his defence of Parnell, 374 n., 375, 378, 384, 389-98, 402; on the Coercion Bill, 182

Russell, Lord John, Foreign Secretary, appoints Labouchere to Buenos Ayres, 65; checks Labouchere's information from St. Petersburg, 59

Russell, Odo, in Paris during the siege, 120

Russians, the, Labouchere's opinion of, 56, 57; their method of playing cards, 58

Ryder, Mr., in The Last Days of Pompeii, 100-1

Saarbrück, French Army Corps at, 124

St. Anthony's Falls, 41

St. Augustine, Confessions of, 21

St. Cloud, Napoleon at, 10

St. James's Club, Labouchere's membership of, 70

St. James's Hall, Home Rule meeting at, 324, 327

St. Martin's Hall, 98

St. Patrick, Order of, 241

St. Paul, Labouchere at, 40

St. Petersburg, Crampton Ambassador at, 46 n.; Labouchere as attaché in, 52, 55-60

St. Thomas, Labouchere at, 32

Sala, George Augustus, at Evans', 29; his reminiscences of Labouchere, 99, 116; witnesses Pigott's confession, 394, 398-401

Sale of Liquor on Sundays Bill, the, 83

Salisbury, Marquis of, attends the Berlin Congress, 191, 192; his Egyptian policy as Foreign Secretary, 191-4, 221, 223; Irish policy of his first administration, 251, 257, 270, 271, 274, 286 n., 288, 305; Churchill's letter to, re Home Rule, 279-80, 298; his defeat and resignation, 317 n.; as leader of the Opposition, 319, 344, 347; his second administration, 357, 406, 409, 411; his third administration, 438; on the Transvaal, 441, 450, 451

Sampson, city editor of the Times, Labouchere's attacks on, 107

San Francisco, Healy in, 310

Sardinia, kingdom of, 61

Sardou, La Patrie, 103

Saturday Review on Labouchere, 513

Saunders, Labouchere on, 352

Sazary, Napoleon's aide-de-camp, 11

Schalk, Burger, President, 456

Scholl, Aurélien, 120

Schreiner, Mr., 449

Schwarzenberg, Prince, Premier of Austria, Palmerston's grudge against, 67

Scudamore, F. I., on the staff of the World, 107

Sculthorpe Rectory, Fakenham, 21 n.

Seagrove, Captain, at Michelstown, 368, 369, 372

Secret Societies in Ireland, 171, 177

Sedan, battle of, 125, 127

Selby, Lord, his letter to Labouchere re retirement, 524

Sexton, his imprisonment, 172, 174; his services in the Irish party, 260, 261, 315, 363; on the Coercion Bill, 178, 187

Sezzed Jamal ed Din, 216

Shakespearian revivals announced by Labouchere, 104

Shannon, solicitor, Pigott's letter to, 395, 401

Shaw, George Bernard, 496

Sheffield, attaché in Paris, 120

Sheffield Telegraph on Bradlaugh, 145

Shekan, battle of, 210, 212

Sheppard, Jack, relics of, in Newgate, 115

Sherif Pasha, administration of, 209

Shipman, Dr., M.P. for Northampton, 519

Sicily, kingdom of, 8, 9

Simla, Lord Lytton at, 192 n.

Simon, Jules, member of the Provisional Government, 127

Simon, M.P., Serjeant, 146, 150; defends Forster's Irish Bill, 169

Simpson, Palgrave, part author of Time and the Hour, 98 n.

Sixty Years in the Wilderness, by Sir H. Lucy, quoted, 250 n.

Smith, Barnard, his complaint against Labouchere for cribbing, 23-26

Smith, J. G., at Northampton, 489

Smith, Librarian in the House of Commons, 301

Smith, Sir Archibald Levin, member of the Parnell Commission, 373

Smith, W. H., on the Coercion Bill, 187

Soames, Mr., solicitor, concerned in the Parnell forgery case, 360, 385, 389, 395, 401, 405

Social Democratic Federation, programme of the, 474-76

Socialism, Labouchere's attitude to, 418, 458-89

Socrates, Labouchere on, 516

Soissons, 123 n.

Soudan, the, Gordon as Governor-General of, 209

—— War, the, 209-18, 434

South Africa, Labouchere's sympathy with, 259

South African Republic. See Transvaal.

South America, Labouchere's visit to, 31-8

Southampton, 441

Southwark, representation of, 93

Spain, kingdom of, 8, 199

Spencer, Lord, as Viceroy of Ireland, 174, 178, 181, 184, 186, 267, 317, 320

Spender, James, Montagu White on, 447, 448

Spezia, Labouchere at, 109

Spion Kop, 441

Stael, Madame de, questions Napoleon on his ideal woman, 246

Stamforth, John, contests Athlone, 525

Standard, The, on Home Rule, 256; O'Shea correspondent in Paris for, 141 n.; publishes Gladstone's Home Rule scheme, 277 n., 286 n.

Stanley, Hon. Frederick, 76 n.

Stansfield, 338

Stead, William, his letter in the Pall Mall Gazette, 411

Stewart, Colonel, his information re Hicks Pasha, 210

Stewart, Patrick, 170

Stockholm, Labouchere's duel while attaché in, 50, 51, 72

Stormberg, 440

Strassburg, French army at, 122 n.

Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord, as Ambassador at Constantinople, 62, 63, 68

Stratford-on-Avon, Mr. Flower of, 75

Stroud, Labouchere at, 332

Stuart, Professor James, speaks against the Coercion Bill, 363

Suakim, political importance of, 214-18

Suez Canal, the, political importance of, 199, 201, 204, 206

Suffrage, Adult Manhood, Labouchere on, 229-48

—— Woman, Labouchere's opposition to, 244-46

Sugden, Charles James, Labouchere's letter to, re prefaces, 537

Swansea, Chamberlain at, 189

Sweating Committee, the, 471

—— in Government offices, 478-79

Sweden, Queen of, 53

Swift, Dean, on cattle-maiming, 169

Sydney, N.S.W., 393

Talana, battle of, 440

Talavera, battle of, 7

Talleyrand, Prince, presents Labouchere with a box of dominoes, 14

Tariff Reform, Labouchere on, 532

Taunton, Henry Labouchere the elder M.P. for, 13, 14-15; Sir Henry James M.P. for, 525

Taunton, Henry, Baron, differentiates between himself and his brother, 16; is invited to assist his nephew at Windsor, 82; Labouchere declines to inherit his title, 251; political career of, 13-15, 67

Taxation on food and drink, Labouchere on, 236

Taylor, Tom, Joan of Arc, 102; Twixt Axe and Crown, 99

Telbin and Moore, Messrs., 98

Tel-el-Kebir, battle of, 70, 198, 218

Temple Bar, "Over Babylon to Baalbek," 113

Temps, Le, on Lord Rosebery, 420

Terry, Ellen, at Twickenham, 356; in the Double Marriage, 99

Tewfik, Khedive, his rule in Egypt, 194, 211

Thackeray, W. M., 497; at Evans', 29

Theatre-goers, Labouchere on, 101, 102

Therapia, British Embassy in, 83

Thérèse Raquin, 338

Thesiger, Q.C., acts as counsel for Abbot v. Labouchere, 108, 109

Thiers, Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire, 10 n.

Thistle, Order of the, 241

Thornton, banker, 16

Thornton, Edward, Labouchere's letters to, 518, 530-31

Thornton, Godfrey, 14 n.

Thornton, Rev. Spenser, 14 n.

Tichborne case, the, Labouchere's reminiscences of, 116

Time and the Hour, production of, 98-99

Times, The Arabi's letter to, 222; Bell manager of, 436; denunciations of its city edition by Labouchere, 108; its case against O'Donnell, 371-74, 392; its case against Parnell, 377-94; its correspondents in Paris during the siege, 141 n.; Labouchere denies proprietorship of Queen's Messenger in, 110; Labouchere's letters in, re his exclusion from the Cabinet, 415; Labouchere's letters to, re Home Rule, 291-98, 304, 309, 356; Labouchere's letters to, re the Income Tax, 246; on Home Rule, 256, 293; on Labouchere's letters from Paris, 119; on the Middlesex election of 1868, 87-89, 92; on "Parnellism and Crime," 358-60, 364-65, 367, 371; on the Windsor election petition, 78-80; publishes Gladstone's Home Rule scheme, 277 n.; publishes supposed letters from Parnell, 359, 371-75, 405; quoted, 438; report of Soudanese War in, 219

Times' History of the War in South Africa, The, quoted, 429 n., 437 n., 456 n.

Tipperary, 135

Tokar, conquest of, 213

Tonsley, Mr., 415

Toole, J. L., plays at New Queen's Theatre, 99

Tory democrats, Labouchere on, 248

Toulba Pasha, exile of, 221

Tours, Crawford correspondent at, 120, 121

Trades Unionism, Labouchere on, 471

Trainbearer, office of, 246

Transvaal, English population of, 426, 428, 436, 437; its invasion by Dr. Jameson, 426-37

Trevelyan, Sir George, 150, 407; Healy on, 267, 303; on the Coercion Bill, 180, 188

Triple Alliance, the, Labouchere's opinions on, 410, 418

Trochu, General, Commander-in-chief in Paris, 125, 129; Labouchere's estimate of, 136, 137

Truth, Grenville Murray's "Queer Stories," 109; Horace Voules as manager and editor of, 493-512; Labouchere's editorship of, 14, 106, 109, 110, 117, 493-511; Labouchere's reminiscences of youth in, 17 n., 20 n., 30-46, 53 n., 91; libel actions against, 472, 499-502; on the Boer War, 445 n., 446, 455, 457; on Bradlaugh, 161; on Chamberlain, 228; on the Chartered Company of B.S.A., 431-34; on the Egyptian policy, 200, 202, 204-5; on his exclusion from the Cabinet, 415; on hoaxes, 405-8; on Home Rule, 287, 315; on the House of Commons, 529-30; on India, 200; on the Irish question, 187-89; on Lord Dudley, 525; on the Michelstown murders, 369, 370; on the Pigott forgeries, 375, 404, 405; on owning a dog, 419; parody of Lest We Forget, in, 448; Queen Victoria's dislike to Labouchere's proprietorship of, 414; "The Ghastly Gaymarket," 105 n.

Tryon, Sir George, at Eton, 18

Tunis, French occupation of, 192

Turin, Nationalist sympathies in, 61

Turkey, its intervention in Egypt, 194-202; its relations with England, 196-97, 199; leases Cyprus to England, 191, 192

Turner, Colonel, in Ireland, Healy on, 361

Tuscany, deposition of the Grand Duke of, 61, 62

Twickenham, Labouchere at, 40, 323-28, 333, 354, 356, 408

Twixt Axe and Crown, produced at New Queen's Theatre, 99

Uganda, English policy in, Labouchere on, 421

Uitlanders, grievances of the, 426, 427, 437, 442, 451

Ulster, opposition to Home Rule in, 280, 284, 291, 299, 345

United Ireland, 255 n., 257, 309

United States of America, salary of the President, 42

Usedom, Countess d', caricature of, 70

Valencay, Kolli at, 10

Vandort, Dr., physician to Arabi Pasha,220

Vanity Fair, 492

Vansittart, Mr., contests Windsor, 76, 77

Venezuela, 434

Venice, Labouchere at, 111

Vera Cruz, Labouchere at, 32-35, 38

Verdun, Bazaine at, 124

Versailles, Labouchere at, 139, 140; Prussian army at, 127, 128, 139, 140

Victor Emmanuel II., Labouchere's reminiscences of, 62

Victoria, Queen, 85; Gladstone submits scheme for Home Rule to, 270, 277, 286 n., 288; her Civil List, 234; her objection to Labouchere's inclusion in the Ministry, 67, 413-15; King Louis of Bavaria inquires for, 49

Vienna, Grenville Murray attaché in, 68; Labouchere in, 529; public parks of, 84

Villa d'Este, Labouchere at, 535, 536

Vinoy, General, in Paris, 128 n., 136

Vivian, Lord, as Consul-General in Egypt, 194

Voisin's, Paris, 139

Voltaire, Labouchere's neutrality compared with, 220, 513

Voltaire on Labouchere, 412

Voters' Bill, a, Healy on, 273

Voules, Horace, his editorship of Truth, 493-512

Vulpera Tarasp, Labouchere at, 45, 454

Vyse, Colonel, contests Windsor, 76

Waddington, M., at the Berlin Congress, 192 n.

Wady Halfa, 217

Wagner, F.S.A., Henry, his "Labouchere Pedigree," 14 n.

"Wait and See" policy, the, Chamberlain on, 300

Walcheren, expedition to, 6

Walker, John F., 106-7

Walpole, Sir Robert, declines a decoration, 241

Walpole, M.P., Spencer, chairman of Select Committee on Bradlaugh case, 146, 150

Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin, Churchill on, 282; his relations with Pigott, 381, 392, 404

Walter, case of O'Donnell v., 372, 373-74

War Loan Bill, the, 441

Warr, Lord de la, his interest in Arabi, 221, 223

Warrington, Chamberlain at, 257, 258

Wars of Religion, the, 1

Warton, M.P., Mr., on Bradlaugh, 149, 163

Washburne, Elihu, American Ambassador in Paris during the siege, 43

Washington, Labouchere as attaché at, 39, 45-46, 72; Labouchere's ambition to become Ambassador at, 71, 423

Waterhouse, Major, 76 n.

Waterloo, battle of, 42, 57

Webster, Sir Richard, Attorney-General, on Parnell's supposed letters, 372-73, 386, 395, 397, 406; his examination of Pigott, 386-89

Weissenburg, battle of, 123

Welby, Lord, on Labouchere at Eton, 18

Wellesley, Lord, English Foreign Secretary, P.-C. Labouchère's mission to, 5-10

Wellington, Arthur, first Duke of, in the Peninsula, 7; on the battle of Waterloo, 42, 57

West, Sir Algernon, at Eton, 18

Westminster, Duke of, on the Irish party, 315

—— Hall, Women's Suffrage Petition in, 246

Westmoreland, Earl of, as Ambassador in Vienna, 68

Whalem, Bridget and Patrick, 168-69

Wharton, Mr., 427

Whewell, Master of Trinity, encounters Labouchere, 27-28

Whig party, the, Labouchere on, 229, 248, 305

Whig principles, their divergence from Radical principles, 42

Whist as a diplomatist's game, 49, 55, 58

Whitbread, M.P., Mr., 146, 150

White, Mr., on the Triple Alliance, 411

White, Montagu, Labouchere's correspondence with, 446-49, 451, 455

Wicklow, Parnell at, 258

Wiesbaden, Labouchere at, 30, 54

Wigan, Alfred, comedian, part manager of the New Queen's Theatre, 98

Wilkes, John, his struggle for political liberty, 163, 164

Williams, M.P., Watkin, 146, 150

Williams, Deacon, Thornton and Labouchere, bank of, 16

Willoughby, Captain, his part in the Jameson Raid, 426

Wilson, Sir Rivers, as English Commissioner and Finance Minister in Egypt, 193, 194, 206

Wilton Park, Bucks, 16

Winchilsea, Lord, on the staff of the World, 107

Winchester, Thorold, Bishop of, 2 n.

Windsor, Labouchere elected for, and unseated, 70, 74-83, 95, 493

Wingfield, Lewis, in Paris during the siege, 138 n.

Winterbotham, chairman at Stroud, 332

Wodehouse, English Ambassador in Paris during the siege, 43

Woking, Dilke at, 327

Wolff, Sir Henry Drummond, his motion against Bradlaugh, 146, 147, 150, 163

Wolseley, Garnet, Viscount, his mission in Egypt, 197, 208

Wolverhampton, Lord. See Fowler, Sir H.

Wolverton, Lord, on Chamberlain and the Irish party, 337

Women, votes for, Labouchere's opposition to, 244-47, 517

Wood, Sir Evelyn, his command in Egypt, 209

Woollaston, examiner at Cambridge, 24

Woolwich, Chamberlain at, 323

World, The, Labouchere's connection with, 94, 106-11, 492, 495, 527

Wörth, battle of, 124, 127

Wyndham, Charles, at New Queen's Theatre, 99

Wyndham, George, member of the South Africa Commission, 427, 435, 436

Yarmouth, 6

Yates, Edmund, at Evans', 29; editor of the World, 492, 502; on Labouchere as a contributor, 106-11

Zanzibaris, troop of, in Uganda, 421