Chapter XIX: The Closing Years (2)

Austrian chargé d'affaires, in Stockholm, Labouchere's duel with, 50

Austro-Prussian War, the, 97

Avebury, Lord, at Eton, 18

Aztecs, the, in Mexico, 34

Bacon, Lord, quoted, 20, 515

Baden-Baden, Labouchere at, 54, 65

Baggallay, Lord Justice, his judgment against Bradlaugh, 157; on Labouchere in Hyde Park, 364

Baker, his army in Egypt, 199

Balfour, Rt. Hon. A. J., administration of, 438, 517, 518, 524, 531; Bannerman on, 455; Gladstone's letters to, _re_ Home Rule, 289, 298; his coercive measures as Irish Secretary, 357-60; Labouchere on his philosophy, 369

Ballantine, Serjeant, acts as counsel for Labouchere, 76 _n._, 77; at Evans', 29; dines with Labouchere and Orton, 116

Balloons, as letter carriers, during the siege of Paris, 128-35

Ballot Act, amendments of the, 272

Balston, Edward, Labouchere's house master at Eton, 18

Bannerman, Sir Henry Campbell, his letters to Labouchere, _re_ retirement, 517, 523; his premiership, 518, 524, 531; on Chamberlain's South African policy, 427, 448, 449, 454, 455

Baring, Alexander, partner in the house of Hope, 2

Baring, Rev. Alexander, his story of P.-C. Labouchère, 2

Baring Brothers, restore French credit, 12, 13; their crisis in 1890, 489

Baring, Dorothy, her marriage to P.-C. Labouchère, 2

Baring, Emily, marriage of, 14 _n._

Baring, Sir Evelyn. See Lord Cromer

Baring, Hon. Francis Henry, 3 _n._

Baring, Sir Francis, consents to his daughter's marriage, 3; his friendship with Wellesley, 5, 7, 8

Baring, Lucy, daughter of Charles, 13 _n._

Baring, Sir Thomas, his daughters' marriages, 14

Baring, M.P., Thomas Charles, 3 _n._

Baring. See Lord Revelstoke

Barnes, Edwin, Secretary of Northampton Liberal and Radical Association, 539

Barrère, Camille, on the staff of the _World_, 107

Barrier, Jean Guyon, 2

Barrow, Cavendish influence at, 350

Barton fights Labouchere at Eton, 18

Bass, Labouchere on, 239

Bathurst, Lord, as Foreign Secretary, 6

Bavaria, an example for Ireland, 533

Bayonne, 1

Bazaine, Marshal, at Metz, 123, 124

Beaconsfield, Earl of, advises Northcote in the Bradlaugh case, 154; arranges an Egyptian loan with Rothschilds, 190, 191; attends the Berlin Congress, 191, 192; defeated at Taunton, 13, 14; his administration, 85, 86, 235, 520; his Imperialism, 143

Bedford, Duke of, Burke's letter to, 231

Beefsteak Club, the, Labouchere's expulsion from, 117

Beit, Alfred, his complicity in the Jameson Raid, 426, 428, 431

Belfast, manufacturers of, 276, 319

Belgium, Egypt compared with, 203, 206

Bell, Moberley, manager of the _Times_, 436

Bellew, Kyrle, début of, 111, 496

Bellew, Montesquieu, Labouchere travels to Palestine with, 111-13, 496

Belloc, Hilaire, as a conversationalist, 73

Bennett, Robert, editor of _Truth_, 518; on Labouchere as a journalist, 491-516

Berlin Congress, the, Disraeli and Salisbury attend, 191, 192

---- Decree of, 9

Beza, Theodore, professor at Orthez, 1

Bigham, 427. See Lord Mersey

Bingham, Captain Hon. D., in Paris during the siege, 138 _n._, 141 _n._

Birmingham, Chamberlain, M.P. for, 167, 241, 322, 323; death-rate of, 463

_Birmingham Post_, 455

Biron, Mr., counsel for Labouchere, 76 _n._

Bishop Auckland, Labouchere at, 118

Bishops, Labouchere on, 241

Bismarck, 96 _n._; as Ambassador at St. Petersburg, 62; at the Berlin Congress, 192; his _Memoirs_, 70; threatens intervention in Egypt, 194

Blackwood, Sir Arthur, at Eton, 18

Blake, his support of Labouchere, 427

Blanc, Louis, Labouchere protected by, 132

Blaquières, M. de, French controller in Egypt, 195

Bloemfontein, capture of, 454

---- Conference, the, 455

Blücher, General, 57

Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen, _Gordon and Khartoum_, quoted, 214; his reminiscences of Labouchere, 69-73; his support of Arabi Pasha, 204, 222; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ Arabi in exile, 220, 224; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ the Soudan War, 216-19; on the death of Gordon, 212; on Disraeli and Salisbury, 174; on the English policy in Egypt, 193, 204, 214-15; on Labouchere as a politician, 198, 214; _Secret History of the English Occupation of Egypt_, quoted, 190 _n._, 192 _n._

Boadicea, 244

Boer War, the history of the, 436-57; Labouchere's protests against, 436, 438-39, 540

Boers, the, their resentment against England, 437. _See also under_ Transvaal

Bologna, 61

Bonn, 32

Bonner, Mrs. Bradlaugh, _Life of Mr. Bradlaugh_, 142 _n._

Booth, Charles, statist, 460

Booth, Sclater, Labouchere on, 239

Boston, Labouchere mistaken for an Irish patriot, in, 47, 48

Boulogne, Labouchere at, 500

Bourbon, the House of, 8

Bowen, Lord Justice, 501

Bower, Sir Graham, censure of, 428

Bowles, Thomas Gibson, correspondent in Paris during the siege, 141 _n._

Boycott, Captain, English agent of Lord Mayo, 165

Boycotting, practice of, 165, 176, 185

Boyd, Charles, his interview with Labouchere, 435, 436

Bradford, election of 1886 at, 326

---- Forster, M.P. for, 176

Bradlaugh, Charles, Gladstone's tribute to, 160-61; his imprisonment, 154; his struggle for the right to affirm, 145-64; Labouchere's defence of, 148, 151, 156-64; returned for Northampton, 142-45, 158

Brampton, Henry, Lord, his letter to Labouchere, _re_ retirement, 526

Bramwell, Lord Justice, his decision against Bradlaugh, 157

Brand, M.P. for Stroud, 334

Brand, Sir Henry, 238; his rulings in the Bradlaugh struggle, 146, 151-2, 160

Brassey, Lord, Labouchere on, 239

Brennan, his imprisonment, 172, 174

Brentford, election scenes at, in 1868, 86, 90-2

Breslin, John, American Fenian, 385, 396

Breteuil, Labouchere at, 140

Brett, 280, 289

Bridges, Sir Henry, his ditty, 117. _See_ Appendix

Brielle, 6

Bright, John, his defence of Bradlaugh, 146, 149-51; Labouchere's admiration of, 171, 228; opposes coercive measures in Ireland, 166, 181, 187; opposes the Egyptian policy, 220

Brighton, Labouchere at, 269, 273; Voules at, 507

Bristol, Lord, Labouchere's fag at Eton, 19 _n._

British South Africa Company, its complicity in the Jameson Raid, 426-37, 438, 452, 454; its evacuation of Uganda, 420

British virtue, Labouchere's indictments of, 105

Broadley, A. M., _How We Defended Arabi and His Friends_, quoted by Arabi, 222

Broome Hall, Surrey, John Peter Labouchere at, 16, 31, 73

Broue, Catherine de la, 2

Brough, Lionel, at New Queen's Theatre, 99; bluffs Labouchere, 94

Brousson, L., on the staff of _Truth_, 505, 509

Brownrigg, Inspector, Labouchere on his conduct at Michelstown, 368-71

Bruce, Campbell, counsel, 76 _n._

Brunner, Mr., at Michelstown, 365, 367

Brunswick, House of, Bradlaugh's impeachment of, 148

Bryce, James, on the Coercion Bill, 182

Buckenbrock, Labouchere's friendship with, 52

Budget Bill of 1885, the, 251

Buenos Ayres, Labouchere's appointment in, 65

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, Indians in, 40

Buffon quoted, 133

Bulgaria, Turks in, 200

Buller, his policy in Ireland, 361

Buller, Sir Henry, as Ambassador at Constantinople, 54, 63, 64. _See_ Lord Dalling

Buller, Sir Redvers, in Pretoria, 440

Bunsen, Labouchere on, 308

Buonaparte, Jerome, 9

Buonaparte, Joseph, in Spain, 8, 9

Buonaparte, Louis, as king of Holland, 5-9

Bureaucracy, Labouchere on, 122

Burke, Under-Secretary for Ireland, murder of, 174, 175, 359, 372

Burke, Edmund, his letter to the Duke of Bedford, 231

Burmah as a political pawn, 310-12

Burnaby, Captain Fred, his reminiscence of Labouchere, 242

Busch, _Our Chancellor_, 53 _n._

Butler, General Sir William, his command in South Africa, 437

Buxton, Sidney, 427

Byrne, Frank, 386

Byron, H. J., _Dearer than Life_, 99

Cadenabbia, Labouchere at, 418-21, 423, 515, 535

Caine, M.P., Labouchere on, 350

Cairnes, quoted by Hyndman, 481, 482

Cairo, Arabi at, 70, 204; General Gordon in, 212; Lord Wolseley in, 208; Prefect of Police at, 216

Calais, Labouchere at, 127

Calcraft, hangman, 115

Caldwell's dancing rooms, 105

Callan, M.P., Mr., on Bright and Bradlaugh, 150

Cambridge, St. Peter's College, 23; Trinity College, Labouchere at, 22-7, 251, 491, 522

Cambridge, Duchess of, her friendship with Labouchere, 54

Campbell, secretary to Parnell, 375, 396

Campbell, Sir George, 208

Canada, Dominion of, Labouchere on, 301, 304

Canning, George, his duel with Castlereagh, 6

Canrobert, Marshal, his corps, 123 _n._

Cape Colony, Lord Milner as Governor of, 437; Rhodes as Premier of, 427, 430; war spirit in, 437

Capital _v._ Labour, discussed by Hyndman and Labouchere at Northampton, 458-90

Cardwell, Mr., 136

Carey, James, informer, forged letters to, 372, 374, 375, 384

Carlisle, Earl of, 14

Carnarvon, Lord, as Viceroy of Ireland, 251-56, 279, 282, 286

Carrington, Lord, assaults Grenville Murray, 110 _n._

Caspian Sea, the, 135

Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, firm of, 493

Castlereagh, his duel with Canning, 6

Catholic Emancipation, question of, 6

Cattle-maiming in Ireland, 165, 169

Cavendish family, the, their influence at Barrow, 350

Cavendish, Lord E., Chamberlain on, 271

Cavendish, Lord Frederick, 146; murder of, 174, 175, 188, 358, 359, 372

Cavour, Gladstone on, 419; Labouchere's reminiscences of, 62

Ceylon, Arabi's exile in, 204-9, 220-24

Châlons, French camp at, 122-23 _n._

Chamberlain, Joseph, as President of the Local Government Board, 317 _n._; Churchill on, 209; Healy on, 303, 363; his alleged complicity in the Jameson Raid, 427, 431, 446, 452; his correspondence with Labouchere _re_ the Boer War, 446-54; his correspondence with Labouchere on Home Rule, 261-356; his Egyptian policy, 70, 211, 212; his Irish policy prior to the Home Rule Bill, 256-303; his probable Premiership, 226, 227, 249, 280, 319, 320, 349; his responsibility, as Colonial Secretary, for the Boer War, 437-38, 442-57; his scheme of Home Rule, 255, 326; his secession from the Liberal party over Home Rule, 226-28, 318-355; Labouchere's admiration of, 259; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ Bradlaugh, 159; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ the Egyptian policy, 205-6, 210, 211; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ the Irish Coercion Bill, 177-187; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ Radicalism, 41-2, 226-27; Labouchere's opposition to, 519, 531; on Gladstone's Irish policy, 167, 189, 226, 263, 266, 271, 306; on Herbert Gladstone, 265; on the House of Lords, 241; on the Land Question, 276, 292; on the Parnell Commission, 383; on Salisbury's Irish policy, 251; opposes the use of coercion in Ireland, 165, 173, 189

Chaplin, M.P., Henry, 146, 150; on the Coercion Bill, 187

Chartered Company. _See_ British South Africa.

Chatham, Earl of, his death, 6

Chaumes, Prussian army at, 127

Chelmsford, Morley at, 322

Chesterfield, Philip, Earl of, his _Letters to His Son_, 29; quoted, 88

Chevreau, M., 126

Chiala, Signor, on the relations between England and Italy, 410

Chicago, Healy in, 310

Childers, M.P., his Irish sympathies, 150, 260, 347

China, industrialism of, 468, 479, 487

Chinese Labour question, the, Labouchere on, 531

Chippeway Indians, Labouchere's life among the, 40-41

Christina of Sweden, Queen, Labouchere on, 245

Church of England, Disestablishment of the. See Disestablishment.

Church Patronage Bill, the, Labouchere on, 243

---- Rates Abolition Act, 81

Churchill, Lord Randolph, at Brighton, 269; at Twickenham, 356; Chamberlain on, 253, 264, 271, 285-86, 288, 313; Hartington's quarrel with, 278, 282; Healy on, 274, 283, 285, 303, 313, 362, 363; his comment on Labouchere's Michelstown speech, 368, 397; his friendship with Labouchere, 250; his illness, 262; his letters to Labouchere _re_ Home Rule, 285, 289, 298 ff., 307; his letter to Salisbury _re_ Home Rule, 279; in Ireland, 282; in opposition, 409; Labouchere on, 315, 319, 344; negotiates with the Irish party, 254-303, 315; on Chamberlain, 298, 308; on the Conservative party, 248; refers to Labouchere as "the religious member," 142

Churchill, Winston Spencer, _Lord Randolph Churchill_, quoted, 280 _n._

Civil List, the, Labouchere's attacks on, 233, 234, 239-40, 246, 409, 413, 465-66, 478

Clan-na-Gael, the, takes possession of Parnell letters, 386

Clarendon, Earl of, 67; Viceroy of Ireland, 251

Clarke _v._ Bradlaugh, action of, 157

Clayton, John, at New Queen's Theatre, 99

Cleave, Mr., 76

Clongowes, school at, 404

Clonmel, Mayor of, at Michelstown, 366

Coalition Ministry, the, 6; of 1885-86 proposed, 268, 270, 295, 304

Cobden, Richard, on landlordism, 235

Cockermouth, Lawson M.P. for, 524

Coercion Bills, passing of the, 171-179, 238, 251, 256, 263, 313, 357-61, 363

Colenso, 440

Collectivism _v._ Individualism discussed by Labouchere and Hyndman, 463, 464, 479

Collings, Jes, 333; his amendment, 315, 316

Communism, Hyndman on, 485

Condé, Prince de, his army, 7

Condorcet, his gambling system, 66

Connaught, Duke of, his allowance, 233

Conservative party, the, Labouchere on, 247-48, 458; their advances to the Irish, 251, 308

Constantinople, Labouchere as secretary of Embassy at, 54, 62-5; Lord Stratford Ambassador at, 62, 63

Constitutional monarchy, Labouchere on, 230, 233, 242, 246

Cooke, Q.C., W. H., 76 _n._

Coombe, Gladstone at, 214

Cooper, Labouchere's tutor at Cambridge, 22

Co-operation, principle of, 472

Cork, Mayor of, at Michelstown, 366, 367; Parnell M.P. for, 174, 378

Cortes in Mexico, 34

Corti, Count, on the Berlin Congress, 192 _n._

County Councils, establishment of, 302

Covent Garden, Labouchere's life in, 28-30, 70

Covington, Frederick, 418 _n._

Cowper, Lord, Viceroy of Ireland, his resignation, 174; urges coercion, 165, 166, 173, 175

Cox, M.P., J. R., his visit to Arabi, 223

Crampton, Mr., British Minister at Washington, 46, 47

Crawford, George Morland, leaves Paris before the siege, 119-120

Crawford, Mrs., on Labouchere as a diplomatist, 66, 67-8; on Labouchere in Paris before the siege, 119-120

Cremorne, Labouchere at, 105, 129

Crimean War, instigated by Lord Stratford, 63; recruiting in America for, 45

Crimes Bill. _See_ Prevention of.

Crimping, practice of, in America, 45

Cripps, Sir Alfred, on the Select Committee on British South Africa, 427

Cromer, Lord, as English Controller in Egypt, 195, 212; in India, 210; on General Gordon, 212

Cross, Sir R. Assheton, 150; Labouchere on, 239

Crown and Country, financial relations between, 42, 230, 232, 242, 246, 413

Cuernava, Labouchere at, 36

Cumming, Dr., impersonation of, 82

Cunynghame, Sir Henry, member of the Parnell Commission, 373-74, 395

Cyprus, England's lease of, 191, 192, 197, 222

_Daily Chronicle_, Spender of, 448

_Daily News_, affected by Birmingham imperialism, 96 _n._; Churchill on, 279, 286; Labouchere as a correspondent of, 43-44, 96, 114, 119-41; Labouchere's financial connection with, 95, 96, 492; on Home Rule, 257, 274, 279, 299, 326; on the Parnell Commission, 383-84, 393; on the Triple Alliance, 411

_Daily Telegraph_, its action against Labouchere, 500; Lawley, correspondent in Paris, 141 _n._; on Home Rule, 256

Dalglish, Robert, 76 _n._

Dallas, correspondent in Paris during the siege, 141 _n._

Dalling, Henry Bulwer, Lord, as Ambassador at Constantinople, 54, 63, 64

Damascus, Labouchere at, 72

Darmstadt, Court of, plays at whist, 55

Darvill, Mr., town-clerk of Windsor, 75

Darwin, Charles, Gladstone on, 267

Daunt, O'Neill, 302

Davitt, Michael, Healy on, 254; his scheme for the nationalisation of land, 179, 182-83; his letter to Labouchere _re_ Home Rule, 257-58; Pigott forgeries of, 395, 396; speaks against the Coercion Bill, 363

Davy on the Coercion Bill, 182, 185

Day, Sir Charles, member of the Parnell Commission, 373, 393

Deacon, banker, 16

Dead Sea, Labouchere at the, 112

_Dearer than Life_, produced at New Queen's Theatre, 99

De Beers Consolidated Mines, the, 427

_Defence of Philosophic Doubt_, Balfour's, 369

Delaney, his evidence in the Parnell Commission, 384

Democracy, English government by the, Labouchere on, 238-39, 248, 413, 418, 481, 540

Derby, Lord, anecdotal photograph of, 68; Grenville Murray's attacks on, 109; his ministry, 85; retires on the Egyptian loan, 190, 191, 193; signs the Convention of 1884, 451; travels in America, 14

De Sartines, chief of police, wit of, 4

Devonshire, seventh Duke of, his death, 363

Devonshire, eighth Duke of, on the House of Lords, 363. _See_ Lord Hartington.

Devonshire House, anti-Home Rule meeting at, 344 _n._

Devoy, American Fenian, 170

Dhakool, capture of, 219, 220

Dickens, Charles, _David Copperfield_, 535; _Household Words_, 32, 68

_Dictionary of National Biography_, 46 _n._

Diet of Frankfort, the, Bismarck Prussian representative at, 52, 54, 55

Digby, Sir Kenelm, 28

Dilke, Sir Charles, 436; as a member of Gladstone's Government, 196, 200, 204, 228, 233; his acquaintance with foreign affairs, 71; his Egyptian policy, 71, 196, 200, 204; his return to Parliament, 418; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ the abolition of the House of Lords, 532-34; Labouchere's letters to, _re_ the Egyptian policy, 198-200; letters to and from Labouchere _re_ Home Rule, 325, 327-28; secures Labouchere's seat in the House, 527

Dillon, Charles, at Michelstown, 365-67; Healy on, 276, 362; imprisonment of, 172, 174; his speeches _re_ South Africa, 438

Diplomacy, Bismarck on German, 52; Labouchere on English and American, 44, 53, 411, 452

Disestablishment of the Church of England advocated by Labouchere, 43, 226, 234, 243, 244, 248, 417

Disraeli, Benjamin. _See_ Beaconsfield.

Dongola, 434

Donkey as a diet, 139

Donleath, Stuart, case of, 187

Dorking, Mrs. Labouchere at Oakdene, near, 130 _n._, 138 _n._

Douay, Abel, death of, 123

Douglas, Akers, 352

Dramatic, artists, Labouchere on, 101-102

---- critic, Labouchere as a, 496, 503

Dresden, Labouchere as attaché at, 59

Drink bill, national, 466

Dublin, headquarters of the Land League, 181, 183; Healy in, 239, 271, 273, 283, 289, 303; Liberal Unionists of, their responsibility for the Pigott children, 404; Parliament in, 422; Parnell at, 256; Phœnix Park, 174, 175; proposed Irish Parliament in, 252, 306, 321, 327, 339; Redmond in, 524; trial of the Land League in, 166

_Dublin Daily Express_, 279, 309

Duclos, Maître, notary to Trochu, 136

Ducrot, General, in Paris, 136

Dudley, Lord, marriage of, 525

Duelling, Labouchere's experience of, 50

Dufferin, Lord, his Egyptian policy, 207, 208, 223

Dumas, Alexandre, _père_, Labouchere meets, at Genoa, 113, 114

Dumas, Mlle. Maria, Labouchere at the wedding of, 114

Dunn, Parliamentary agent at Windsor, 75

Du Pre, Caroline, her marriage, 14 _n._

Du Pre, James, banker, 16

Du Pre, Rev. William Maxwell, his marriage, 14 _n._

Durand's, Paris, 120

Durham, Bishop of, 3 _n._

Durrant, Mr., solicitor to Sir Henry Hoare, 76, 78-81

Dyke, Sir W. Hart, 427

Dynamite Concession, the, 449

_Echo_, Voules as manager of, 493

Economy, Labouchere's political, 409, 410

Eden, Frederick Morton, his reminiscence of Labouchere at Eton, 19

Edict of Nantes, revocation of the, 2

Edinburgh, Chamberlain at, 323; represented by Goschen, 264, 297

Education, English national, Carnarvon on, 282; Chamberlain on, 270; Conservative support of denominational, 258; Labouchere on, 42-43, 84, 234, 235, 248; Mundella as Minister of, 286

Edward VII., accession of, 148; as Prince of Wales, defends Grenville Murray, 67

Edwards, Passmore, acquires the _Echo_, 493

Egan, Patrick, his forged correspondence with Parnell, 358, 372-405; treasurer of the Land League in Paris, 172, 181, 182, 186, 358, 372

Egypt, as a political pawn, 310-13; English occupation of, 70-71, 72, 190-224, 248, 259, 434; French interest in, 191, 192, 197, 203, 210; its occupation of the Soudan, 209; its Soudanese frontier established, 215, 216; national movement under the Arabi in, 195-98, 205; rule of Khedives in, 190-97, 205, 207-8

Elandslaagte, battle of, 440

Electoral districts, Labouchere on, 229

Elephant as a diet, 138

Elgin, Lord, Governor of Canada, at Washington, 45

Elizabeth, Queen, Labouchere on, 245

Ellenborough, Lady, in Palestine, 72

Ellis, John, 427, 455

Ellis, T. E., at Michelstown, 365, 367

El Obeid, the Mahdi at, 209, 210

Enfield, Lord, his quarrel with Labouchere during the Middlesex election, 85-93

England, house of Hope transferred to, 4; its relations with America, 81; its relations with Turkey, 196-7, 199

English, abroad, Labouchere on, 95

---- diplomatists in Paris during the siege, 43-44

---- institutions contrasted with the American, 41

---- system of education contrasted with the American, 42-43

Ephesus, Council of, 150

Escott, T. H. S., contribution to the _World_, 107

Established Church of England, _See_ Disestablishment

Eton, education at, 42; Labouchere at, 18-21, 251, 491, 522

Eugenie, Empress, in Paris, 124, 126, 134; her letter derided, 134

Evans', Convent Garden, _habitués_ of 28, 29; Labouchere in residence at, 28-31, 70

Eversley, Lord, _Gladstone and Ireland_, quoted, 358 _n._; on the Land League, 172

Evidence Amendment Act, the, 145

Expenses of Voters, Labouchere on, 83

Fagan, Captain, received by Wellesley, 7, 12

Fagging, Labouchere's views on, 20

Fairfield, Mr., 431

Fakenham, Rev. John Labouchere of, 21 _n._

Farnham Castle, 2 _n._

Fatherland, production of, 103

Favre, Jules, member of the Provisional Government, 127, 128

Fawcett, Professor, 136

Fenianism in America, 81, 170, 288, 310-11; in Ireland, 171, 183, 186, 275, 276; Labouchere on, 276, 278, 282, 292, 316

Fenwick, Mr., directs the case against Labouchere for cribbing, 24-25

Ferdinand VII. of Spain, Napoleon's treatment of, 8, 10

Ferguson, Sir James, 410, 412

Fermoy, Labouchere at, 365

Ferry, Jules, member of the Provisional Government, 127

Feudalism, Labouchere on, 241. _See also_ Land System

Finance, economical, Labouchere's efforts on behalf of, 246, 494-95, 505

Financial Reform Almanack, the, quoted, 232

Fitzgibbon, Churchill visits, 282, 289

Fitzmaurice, Lord Edmond, his letter to Labouchere _re_ retirement, 525-26

Fletcher Moulton, Privy Councillor, 531

Florence, flight of the Grand Duke from, 61; Labouchere in, 60-62, 72, 95, 513, 517-23, 530-39; Unione Club, 61; _Florence Herald_, quoted, 62 _n._

Flower, Mr., retires from the candidature of Windsor, 75-80

Foljambe, Chamberlain on, 271

Fond du Lac, Labouchere at, 41

Forbes, Archibald, on the staff of the _World_, 107; war correspondent to the _Daily News_, 96, 127

Foreign Office, Archives, examples of telegrams in, 53, 54

---- ---- messengers, their expense, 54

Forster, M.P., R. N., seconds Sir H. D. Wolff, 148

Forster, W. E., Chief Secretary for Ireland, allusions to, in Parnell's supposed letters, 372; blackmailed by Pigott, 393; Healy on, 303; his arrest of Parnell, 172, 254; his resignation, 174, 188, 267, 276; Labouchere on, 282, 297; urges coercive measures in Ireland, 165-73, 176, 182

_Fortnightly Review_, Chamberlain on Home Rule, in the, 255; "Radicals and Whigs" quoted, 41, 42, 228-29

Fottrell, 302

Foucault threatens the Protestants of Orthez, 1

Fouché negotiates his own downfall, 5-12

Fowler, Sir Henry, his speech inspired by Labouchere, 350

France, financial situation of, in 1817, 12, 13; Guizot on, 480; inauguration of the Third Republic, 126, 127, 191; its interests in Egypt, 190, 192, 197, 203, 210

Franchise, Act of, 1884, the, 256

---- extension of the, Labouchere on, 229, 244-46, 248. _See also_ Suffrage

---- Law for the Transvaal, 442, 448-49

Franckfort, Bismarck in, 52, 53; Labouchere as attaché in, 52, 54, 60, 69, 119

Franco-Prussian War, 116, 191; Labouchere's correspondence during, 43-44, 96, 119-41

Freehold Land Society, its work in Northampton, 143

_Freeman's Journal_, the correspondence between Egan and Pigott in, 375

Free Trade for Ireland, Davitt on, 256-57

French, journalism during the siege of Paris, Labouchere on, 133-36

---- wars, allusions to, 287, 296

Froisard, General, defeat of his Army Corps, 124

Galveston, Healy in, 310

Gambetta, member of the Republican Government, 127

Gambling, Labouchere's system in, 65-66

Garter, Order of the, 241

_Gaulois_, its address to the Prussians, 134

Gave, the river, 1

Gedge, Mr., tries to do Labouchere out of his seat in the House, 527

_Genealogist, The_, the Labouchere pedigree, 14 _n._

Genoa, Labouchere and Dumas at, 113

George III., 296; at Kew, 409

George V., his installation as K.G., 246

George, Mr., his scheme for the nationalisation of land, 235

German, Empire, its proposed intervention in Egypt, 194; position of Bavaria in, 488; Socialism in, 487

---- people, Labouchere's dislike of, 51, 52

---- Zollverein, principle of the, 294

Gibbon, Edward, 88, 151

Gibraltar, English tenure of, 199

Gibson, M.P., Mr., 150

Giffen, Mr., quoted, 470, 485

Girondists, the, compared with the Irish Nationalists, 293

Gladstone, Mrs., 282

Gladstone, Herbert, Lord, Chamberlain on, 265; negotiates between his father and Labouchere, 214-17, 261-303, 312-55

Gladstone, William Ewart, 407; his Egyptian policy, 71, 189, 190, 194-219; his first administration, 85, 86, 136 _n._; his position in the Bradlaugh case, 148, 151-55, 158, 160; his tribute to Bradlaugh, 160-61; Labouchere dubs him "Grand Old Man," 158; opposes coercive measures in Ireland, 165, 166, 173-75, 225, 236, 238; Labouchere's admiration of, 171, 176; adopts coercive measures in Ireland, 175-189; his second administration, 194, 297; rebukes Labouchere, 219; Chamberlain regarded as the successor of, 225, 227, 249, 281, 318, 321, 348; his resignation in 1885, 251; his Irish policy prior to the Home Rule Bill, 252-320, 361; in Norway, 257; Labouchere on his motives in the Irish question, 262, 281, 288, 298, 304, 308, 313, 318, 326, 329, 419; his capacity for mystification, 265, 278, 283, 335, 347, 350; his third administration, 269 _n._, 283, 315, 317 _n._, 357; submits Home Rule scheme to the Queen, 270, 287 _n._, 288; Healy on, 272, 274, 283-86, 290, 303, 314, 315, 361-63; Parnell on, 278; his desire for office, 281-82, 288; his letters to Balfour _re_ Home Rule, 289, 298; Chamberlain on, 298-300, 326, 334-35, 340, 342, 346; his popularity, 305, 351; Chamberlain secedes from, 318-355; introduces the Land Bill, 321; his first Home Rule Bill, 319-357, 413, 416, 419, 420; his letters to Labouchere _re_ the Triple Alliance, 411; his fourth administration, 412, 420, 423; his letters to Labouchere _re_ his exclusion from his Cabinet, 412-18; his second Home Rule Bill, 421, 422, 528; his final view of the House of Lords, 422-23; his retirement, 96 _n._, 274, 315, 354

Glasgow, Chamberlain at, 323

---- Home Government Association of, 156

_Globe_, its interview with Labouchere on the fall of Rosebery's Ministry, 424; publishes the Cyprus Convention, 192

Godin, Stephen Peter, 14 _n._

Gold fields of South Africa, 427

Goldney, M.P., Sir Gabriel, 146, 150

Gonesse, 140

Goodenough, Sir William, death of, 437

Gordon, Colonel Bill, his conversation on Egypt, 72

Gordon, General, 72; Arabi on, 222; as Governor-General of the Soudan, 209; his death at Khartoum, 212-15

Gordon, Sir Arthur, 222

Gorst, Sir John, Healy on, 284; opposes Gladstone's motion in favour of Bradlaugh, 155

Gortschakoff, Prince, at the Berlin Congress, 192

Goschen, Viscount, negotiates with Hartington, 281, 282, 297, 348; on the Coercion Bill, 185; returned for Edinburgh, 265; unpopularity of, 262

Goschen-Joubert arrangement with Egypt, the, 191, 206

Gosling, Sir Audley, his reminiscences of Labouchere, 39, 65, 65 _n._

Got, of the Comédie Française, 120

Graduated Income Tax, the, Labouchere on, 246, 247

Graham, General, his command in the Soudanese War, 213, 219

Graham, W., counsel for the _Times_, 374 _n._

Grant, Parliamentary agent at Windsor, 75

Grantham, M.P., Mr., 146, 150

Granville, Lord, 121; consulted by Gladstone _re_ Arabi, 204; denies responsibility for the defeat of Hicks Pasha, 209

Grattan, his Parliament, 254, 258, 306

Gravelotte, battle of, 124

Greeks, Labouchere on the, 191, 496

Green, Paddy, waiter at Evans', 29, 70

Greene, Conynghame, British agent at Pretoria, 442-43, 444

Gregory, Sir William, his interest in Arabi, 221

Grenville, Lord, ministry of, 6-7

Grey, Albert, his amendment of the Church Patronage Bill, 243

Grey, Lord, director of the British South Africa Company, 428; ministry of, 6-7

Griffiths, his valuations in the Land Court, 181

Grosvenor, Captain, M.P., for Westminster, 80

Grosvenor, Lord Richard, Government Whip, 146; Healy on, 314; Labouchere on, 305, 315, 316; on the Coercion Bill, 179, 180

Guinness, Lord, Labouchere on, 239-40

Guizot, M., on France, 292, 480

Haag, Frères, _La France Protestante_, 1

Habeas Corpus Act, question of its suspension in Ireland, 165-70

Hague, The, birth of P.-C. Labouchère at, 2

Halliday, dramatic author, 99

Hame, General, surrenders Laon, 127

Hamilton, Lord George, his election for Middlesex in 1868, 85-92

Hammond, Anthony, 19 _n._

Hanbury, M.P., Robert, death of, 83

Hannen, Sir James, President of the Parnell Commission, 373

Hanover, Crampton, envoy at, 45; Napoleon's plans for, 9

_Hansard_, speeches of Labouchere in, 197

Harcourt, Sir William, 407; at his best in Opposition, 409, 424; Healy on, 260, 274, 289; his Coercion Bill, 170, 175, 180, 181, 184, 188; Labouchere on, 287, 313, 323, 334, 344; moves a new Address, 425 _n._; on the Michelstown meeting, 365; sits on the Committee on British South Africa, 427

Hardie, Keir, Labouchere on, 533

Harold, Canon, 404

_Harper's Magazine_, biographical sketch of Labouchere in, 38

Harrington, 312; Healy on, 276

Harris, Rutherford, director of the South Africa Company, 426

Harrison, Morley on his Irish scheme, 309

Harrow, education at, 42

Hart Davies, Thomas, visits Labouchere in Florence, 535-37

Hartington, Lord, as Secretary for War questioned on the Egyptian policy, 213, 214, 219, 220; Chamberlain on, 264, 270, 271, 286, 329; Churchill on, 269, 281; Goschen negotiates with, 348; Healy on, 260, 283, 363; his Irish policy prior to the Home Rule Bill, 257-98; his meeting _re_ Home Rule, 344 _n._; his quarrel with Churchill, 278, 282; Labouchere on his position in the Home Rule split, 268, 278, 282, 287, 297, 304, 315, 318, 324, 329, 344, 351; Parnell forgeries shown to, 375, 406; secedes from the Liberal party, 228, 249

Hastings, Labouchere at, 338, 339

Hatfield, Lord R. Churchill at, 286, 287

Hatton, Joseph, his biographical sketch of Labouchere, 38, 40, 103

Haussman, M., 126

Havana, 31

Hawarden Castle, Gladstone at, 301, 415

---- Manifesto, issue of the, 257

Hawkesley, Mr., solicitor, his correspondence with Chamberlain, 429 _n._, 452-53

Hawtrey, Dr., headmaster of Eton, 18; Labouchere on, 20-21

Healy, Timothy Michael, agitates for Home Rule, 254-303; Davitt on, 258; his amendments of the Coercion Bill, 177, 179, 181, 185, 186; his attack on Chamberlain's article, 255 _n._; his letters to Labouchere _re_ coercive measures in Ireland, 361-64; his letters to Labouchere _re_ Home Rule, 252, 256, 259-60, 271-72, 273-74, 283-85, 289-90, 301-3, 309-15; on Parnell, 253-54, 266, 280

Heath, Labour candidate for Nottingham, 93

Heim, Van Der, Dutch statesman, 6

Heine, Heinrich, 538

Herbert, Dr. Alan, in Paris during the siege, 120

Herbert, Edward, at Constantinople, 63

Herschell, Farrer, his mediation views on the Home Rule question, 338, 340-43, 347; Solicitor-General, 146, 150, 186

Hesse family, the, 54

Hibbert, John Tomlinson, 76 _n._

Hicks Beach, Sir Michael, as Chief Secretary for Ireland, 357; Bannerman on, 455; Churchill's scheme for, 270; his Amendment of the Budget Bill, 251; on the Select Committee on British South Africa, 427

Hicks Pasha, defeat and death of, 210-11, 213, 214

Hill, Dr. Birkbeck, contributes to the _World_, 107

Hill, Frank, editor of the _Daily News_, 96, 286

Hill, M.P., Staveley, 146, 150

Hillyer, Mrs., sister of Henry Labouchere, 17 _n._

Hoare, Sir Henry, contests Windsor and is unseated, 75-82

Hodson, Henrietta, appears at the New Queen's Theatre, 99; Labouchere's letters from Paris to, 129. _See_ Mrs. Labouchere.

Holborn Casino, the, 105

Holker, M.P., Sir John, 146, 150

Holland, invasion of, 4; Louis Buonaparte as king of, 4-9

Homburg, Labouchere at, 54, 65, 69, 72, 95, 119, 242, 419, 525

Home Rule Bill, introduction of, 527; Labouchere on, 167, 189, 225, 236-39, 508, 521. See also Ireland.

Home Rule Split, the, its effect on Labouchere, 227

Hope, M.P., Beresford, 146, 150

Hope, house of, its dealings with America, 15; John Peter Labouchere as a partner in, 16; P.-C. Labouchère as a partner in, 2-5

Hope, John, takes P.-C. Labouchère into partnership, 2

Hopwood, M.P., Mr., member of Select Committee on Bradlaugh case, 146, 150

House of Lords, abolition of the, advocated by Labouchere, 226, 230-33, 238-42

Household Suffrage Act, the, its effect in Northampton, 143

Houston, E. C., his purchase of letters from Pigott, 375, 380, 385, 386, 389, 396, 405

Howard, Lady Mary, her marriage, 14

Hudson, Sir James, English Minister at Turin, 61

Hugessen, Mr. Knatchbull-, Labouchere on, 239

Hungarians, English enthusiasm for, 284

Hunter, Mr., in Hyde Park, 363

Hyde Park, demonstration against the Coercion Bill in, 363; Labouchere on, 84

Hylands, P.-C. Labouchère settles at, 13

Hyndman, Mr., defends Socialism against Labouchere at Northampton, 459-90

Iddesleigh, Lord. _See_ Northcote, Sir Stafford.

Illingworth, Radical M.P., 345

Illinois, educational system of, 42

Imperial Parliament, Labouchere on an, 293, 299-301, 304, 336, 422

---- South African Association, the, 436

Income Tax, the, Labouchere on, 207, 246, 249, 466

_Independence Belge_, 429 _n._

India, English rule in, 135; Labouchere on, 197, 201, 204

Individualism _v._ Collectivism, discussed by Labouchere and Hyndman, 464, 465, 480, 487

Industrial Commission of South Africa, 447

International Law, studied by Labouchere, 81

Ipswich, Labouchere at, 333

Ireland, agriculture in, 292; Churchill in, 283, 289; disestablishment of the Anglican Church in, 86, 88; Labouchere's political sympathy for, 72, 225, 247, 248, 508, 521, 523; landlordism in, 261, 264-65, 276, 292, 361-62; Protection in, 258, 261, 276-77; question of coercive measures in, 165-89, 225, 251-52,313, 318-19, 329, 358-72; question of Home Rule for, 167, 189, 225, 236-39, 416-17, 419, 421-22, 508, 521, 523; correspondence on, 250-356; secret societies in, 171, 177

Irish Nationalist party, the, 266, 293; Conservative advances to, 251, 252; English feeling against, 165-66, 175, 240-41, 258, 285-86

---- patriots in Boston, Labouchere among, 47, 48

---- police force, Labouchere on, 276, 292, 316

---- Privy Council, Labouchere on, 276, 277, 282, 294

_Irish World, The_, 310

_Irishman_, Parnell's purchase of the, 374

Irving, Sir Henry, appears at the New Queen's Theatre, 99, 102; mistaken for the defeated candidate at Brentford, 92

Irwin, District Police Inspector, 370

Ismail, Khedive, his claim on the Soudan, 209; his rule in Egypt, 190-95, 209

Ismail Bey Jowdat, W. S. Blunt on, 215, 216

Ismail Sadyk, murder of, 193

Ismailia, Lord Wolseley at, 208

Italian-Turkish War, the, 538

Italian unity, England's support of, 284

Italy, England's relations with, in the Triple Alliance, 410, 411

Jackson, Mr., 427

Jackson, M.P., Sir Henry, 146, 150

Jacobin party, the, 293

Jamal-ed Din, Sezzed, W. S. Blunt on, 216

James, of Hereford, Henry, Lord, 351; Attorney-General, 146, 148, 150; counsel for the _Times_, 374 _n._; his letter to Labouchere _re_ retirement, 525

Jameson, Dr., history of his Raid, 426-36, 438, 452, 454

Jerrold, Douglas, at Evans', 29

Jerusalem, Labouchere at, 111, 112

Jeyes, S. H., _Mr. Chamberlain_, 189

Joan of Arc, 244

Johannesburg, capture of, 454; grievances of Englishmen in, 426, 427, 431-34, 442, 443, 451

Johnson, Dr. Samuel, _Life of_, 29; quoted, 108

Jordan, the, Labouchere at the source of, 112

Joubert, his arrangement with Goschen,191

_Journalistic London_, by Joseph Hatton, 38, 104 _n._

Jowdat, Ismail Bey, W. S. Blunt on, 216

Justice, 474

Kensit, John, his action against Labouchere, 500

Kératry, Prefect of Police, 127

Kerry, Buller in, 361, 362

Kew Bridge, Labouchere at, 91

---- Palace, Labouchere on, 409

Khalil Pasha, outwitted at whist, 58

Khartoum, 72; Gordon at, 212-14; the Mahdi at, 216

Khedival Domains Loan, the, 193

Khedives, rule of the, 193-200, 205, 207-8, 224

Kidderminster, 525

Kilkenny, 265

Kilmainham Gaol, Parnell's imprisonment in, 172-74, 187, 276, 372

Kimberley, relief of, 441

Kinglake, W., his history of the Crimean War, 62

Kingstown, Pigott's home at, 376, 402

Kipling, Rudyard, his _Lest We Forget_ parodied, 448

Kirkcaldy, Campbell M.P. for, 208

Kitawber, Labouchere joins a circus at, 39

Kolli, Baron, police agent, 10

Kordofan, the Mahdi at, 209

Kruger, President of the Transvaal, 435, 442, 446, 448, 453

Labouchere, Henry, his inheritance from his uncle, 14, 250; his recollections of Talleyrand, 14; mistaken for a son of Lord Taunton, 15; his love for America, 14-15, 41-42, 44, 225; his birth and education, 16-22, 491; his alleged cribbing at Cambridge, 22-27; his propensity for gambling, 22, 29, 30, 35, 47, 55, 65-66, 70, 491, 514; his life at Evans', 28-31, 70; at Wiesbaden, 30; travels in South America, 31-38, 496; follows a circus, 39, 40, 491; lives with the Chippeway Indians, 40-41, 45; imbibes Radicalism in America, 41, 226; as attaché at various embassies, 53-60, 66, 69, 412, 491; lives in Florence during his appointment to Parana, 60-62; as Secretary in Constantinople, 62; elected for Windsor and unseated, 75-83; as M.P. for Middlesex, 83-93; his protests against extravagant finance, 84, 246-47, 409; contests Nottingham, 93; his proprietorship of the _Daily News_, 95, 492; his managership of the New Queen's Theatre, 98-104, 491, 496; as financial editor of the _World_, 106, 491, 492; his editorship of _Truth_, 110, 117, 492-512; visits the Holy Land with Bellew, 11-12, 496; his reminiscences of Dumas, 113-14; his curiosity as a journalist, 114-18; his lawsuits, 117, 500-2; his experiences in Paris during the siege, 43, 96, 106, 119-41; as member for Northampton, 142 _et seq._; his support of Bradlaugh, 144-64; opposes coercion in Ireland, 166-90, 225, 363-64; his Egyptian policy, 196-204, 205-20; his defence of Arabi, 203, 204-5, 207, 220-26; his conception of Radical government, 225-49, 530-34; his admiration for Chamberlain, 225-26; his Parliamentary influence, 250, 520, 521; negotiates between the Irish party and the Liberals, 252-356, 421-22; _see also under_ Chamberlain, Gladstone, Hartington, Parnell, etc.; at Twickenham, 356; at Michelstown, 365-71; discovers Pigott's forgeries, 360, 371-406; hoaxes practised on, 406-8; at his best in Opposition, 409, 423; on the Triple Alliance, 410, 418; his exclusion from the Cabinet in 1892, 412-18, 527; at Cadenabbia, 418-21, 423, 515, 533-34; his desire to become Minister at Washington, 423; his opposition to Lord Rosebery's administration, 423, 424; his report on the Jameson Raid, 426-32; on the Chartered Company of British South Africa, 431-34; opposes the Boer War, 438-457; discusses Socialism with Hyndman at Northampton, 459-90; his chief characteristics, 496-499, 512-15; his retirement and home at Florence, 517-36; his appointment as Privy Councillor, 523, 526, 530-31; on the seating of the House of Commons, 527-30; his death and burial, 536-40

Labouchere, Henry, son of Pierre-César, his political career, 13-15. _See_ Taunton, Baron

Labouchere, John Peter, father of Henry, 14, 16; his death, 130 _n._; visits his son at Cambridge, 27

Labouchere, Rev. John, 21 _n._

Labouchere, Matthieu, 2

Labouchere, Mrs., mother of Henry, letters from Paris to, 128 _n._, 130, 138

Labouchere, Mrs., wife of Henry, at the New Queen's Theatre, 99; death of, 535

Labouchère, Pierre-César, grandfather of Henry, his partnership in the house of Hope, 2-5; his portrait, 2 _n._; his two sons, 13, 16; negotiates for peace between England and France, 4-12; restores French credit, 12, 13

Labour party, rise of the, 518, 531

Labour _v._ Capital, discussed by Hyndman and Labouchere at Northampton, 460-90

La Bruyère, on married life, 93

Ladies' Land League, work of the, 173, 186

Ladysmith, relief of, 440-41

Lambri Pasha, 150

Lancashire opposes Home Rule, 280

Land Bill, the, 159, 421-22; amendments of, 187; Chamberlain on, 329; Labouchere on, 292, 318, 320, 332; Healy on, 309; rejection of, 357

Land League, the, establishes Boycotting, 165; its "no Rent" manifesto, 172; its suppression, 172-75; its useful functions, 171, 358 _n._; prosecution of, 166; the _Times_ on, 360, 382; two sections of, 182, 186

Land system, English, Labouchere on the, 231, 234, 235, 241

Landlordism in Ireland, Labouchere on, 276, 292, 295, 318

Laon, Prussian army at, 127

Lascelles, Sir Frank, announces the deposition of Ismail, 194

Last, Parliamentary agent at Windsor, 76, 81

_Last Days of Pompeii_, produced at the New Queen's Theatre, 100

Latham, examiner at Cambridge, 24

Lausanne, Pigott at, 385

Lawley, Frank, correspondent in Paris during the siege, 120, 138 _n._, 140

Lawson, Lionel, at Evans', 29

Lawson, Mr. Justice, 277

Lawson, Sir Wilfrid, his amendment seconded by Labouchere, 205, 213; his letter to Labouchere, _re_ retirement, 524-25; seconds Labouchere's resolution against the House of Lords, 241

Laycock, contests Nottingham, 93

Leech, John, at Evans', 29

Leeds, Balfour at, 524; Herbert Gladstone at, 263

_Leeds Mercury_ on Home Rule, 256; publishes Gladstone's Home Rule scheme, 277 _n._

Lefevre, Shaw, 266; Labouchere on, 200-1

Legislation, the technique of, Labouchere on, 229

Leicester, Chamberlain at, 270

Lennox, Lord Henry, his opposition to Bradlaugh, 146, 150, 156

Levi, Leone, quoted by Labouchere, 470, 484

Lewis, Sir George, as solicitor to Labouchere, 108, 501, 510; as solicitor to Parnell, 375-79, 386-89, 393-98; his death, 536

Liberal, party, its breach with the Irish, 172, 179, 187, 252-53; its policy in Egypt, 190, 194-224; its treatment of Gladstone, 284

---- Unionist party, the, 422; Chamberlain joins, 228

Licences, Brewers', Labouchere on, 83

_Life of Parnell_, O'Brien's, 174

Limited Liability Companies, Labouchere on, 465-67

Lincoln, Mass., Egan at, 381

Linton, Mrs. Lynn, on the staff of the _World_, 107

Lobengula, raid on King, 433

Local Government, Chamberlain on, 264, 265, 311; Labouchere on, 167, 265

Lockwood, Mark, 455

London, death-rate of, 463, 482-83; Ismail Bey Jowdat in, 216; Labouchere's homes in: Albany, 78; Bolton Street, 110, 116; Hamilton Place, 13-14; Old Palace Yard, 39, 224; Portland Place, 16; Queen Anne's Gate, 71, 158, 177; Labouchere's knowledge of, 104, 105; P.-C. Labouchère's mission in, 4

Londonderry, Lord, as Viceroy of Ireland, 357

Long, quoted by Hyndman, 481

Louis XIV., religious persecutions of, 1

Louis XVIII., his ministers, 12

Louis of Bavaria, King, in Munich, 49

Lowe, Mr., his clause in the Public Schools Bill, 84

Lowther, James, his Irish policy, 176, 178

Lucy, Sir Henry, _More Passages by the Way_, 3 _n._; on Labouchere's political influence, 250; on Labouchere's retirement, 526, 527; on the staff of the _World_, 107, 527; _The Balfourian Parliament_, 440

Lugard, Captain, in Uganda, 421

Lumley, Augustus, cotillon leader in St. Petersburg, 57

Lush, Lord Justice, his judgment against Bradlaugh, 157

Lydon, John and Margaret, 168, 169

Lying Clubs, Labouchere on, 117-18

Lynch, Quested, in Paris, during the siege, 138 _n._

Lyons, Lord, in Paris and Tours, 121

Lyons, M.P., Dr., on the membership for Northampton, 149

_Lyre, The_, proposed title for _Truth_, 493

Lytton, Lord, his information _re_ the Berlin Congress, 192 _n._

Maamtrasna, affair of, 263

M'Carthy, Justin, Churchill on, 279, 286; _Daily News Jubilee_, 128 _n._; Healy on, 276; his defence of Arabi, 196; on the staff of the _Daily News_, 279

M'Carthy, Rev. Mr., at Michelstown 366

McCulloch, Mr., quoted, 408

McCurdy, C. A., on Labouchere and Bradlaugh, 162-63

Macdonald, _Diary of the Parnell Commission_, quoted, 383 _n._, 384 _n._, 393 _n._, 402

McKinley, President, 439

Macmahon, Marshal, at Metz, 123-24

Madelin, Louis, _Fouché_, 10 _n._

Madras, 221

Madrid, British Embassy in, 83; Pigott's suicide in, 401, 405

Magersfontein, 445

Maguire, Mr., 428

Mahdi, the, rebellion of, 208-20

Malet, Sir Alexander, British representative at the Diet of Frankfort, 55,69

Malet, Sir Edward, 69; as Consul-General in Egypt, 209

Mallet, T. L.; his journal, 13 _n._

Malta, negotiations for the possession of; 8; reinforcement of its garrison, 197

Malthusianism, Bradlaugh's views on, 144; Hyndman on, 460

Manchester, 97; Chamberlain at, 323; death-rate of, 463

_Manchester Guardian_ on Home Rule, 256

Manning, Cardinal, supports Bradlaugh, 156

_M.A.P._, 117; on Labouchere's retirement, 521 _n._

Marburg, Labouchere in, 59, 60

Marcy, Mr., American Secretary of State, his love of whist, 49

Marie Louise, Empress, her marriage, 4, 5

Marienbad, Campbell Bannerman at, 455; Labouchere at, 526

_Marseillaise_, the, 127 _n._

Marshall, Alfred, _Principles of Economics_, quoted, 482

Marvin, translator of the Cyprus Convention, 192

Marx, Carl, quoted by Hyndman, 481

Maryborough prison, 384

Mashonaland, occupation of, 433

Massey, W. H., M.P., 146, 150

Matabele War, the, 433, 434

Matthew, Mr. Justice, his judgment against Bradlaugh, 157

Matthews, Mr., counsel, 76 _n._

Maxau, 122 _n._

Maxwell, Sir Benson, superintends Egyptian tribunals, 209

Maxwell, Sir William of Monteith, 16

May, Sir Thomas Erskine, Clerk of the House, 145

Mayo, Lord his English agent, 165

Meagher, Irish patriot, Labouchere mistaken for, 48

Medicine, Labouchere's interest in the science of, 60, 507

Melbourne, Lord, his _laissez-faire_ policy, 229; ministry of, 13; on the Garter, 241

Meredith, George, _Richard Feverel_, 522

Merewether, lawyer, contests Northampton, 144

Merivale, Herman, his anecdote of Labouchere and his uncle, 82; his _Time and the Hour_ produced at the New Queen's Theatre, 98, 99

Mersey, Lord, 428

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