Chapter L: Labour trade in the Pacific, 464

Laing, Mr., his 'Journal of a Residence in Norway during 1834, 35
and 36,' 384.
_See_ Yeomen Farmers.

Land Bill, the, for Ireland, effect of it, 278
progress in Scotland and Wales, 279.
_See_ Parliament.

Lewis, Sir G. C., his practical philosophy, 519
an eminent statesman, 520
distrustful of electoral reform, 521
his Conservatism, 522.

Liberal Press, the, activity of, 257.

Liberation Society, the, financial report of, 8, 9
its ability and skill, 11
its publications, 13-16.

'Liberator,' the, on Mr. Gladstone's ambiguity, 7.

Lords, the, and Popular Rights, 239
vague accusations, 241
discovery of the House of Lords MSS., 242
attitude towards constitutional freedom, _ib._
moderate counsels and religious toleration, 242, 252
important position in the early years of Charles I., 244
appeals and petitions, 244-246
extensive jurisdiction, 246
protection of private rights, 247
intervention for peace, 248
the Restoration, 249
the Acts of Indemnity, &c., _ib._
restitution of property, 250, 251
execution of Vane, 251
the Act of Uniformity, 252
the Five Mile Act, 253
opposed to the re-establishment of Popery, 254
the Declaration of Indulgence and the Test Act, _ib._
advantage of the bicameral system, 255
excesses of the House of Commons, 255, 256.

Luard, Dr., his edition of Cotton's Chronicle, 299
'Letters of Robert Grosseteste,' 300
'Chronica Majora,' 302
on the St. Alban's School of History, 314.

Lubbock, Sir John, his list of books for reading, 501, 505.