Justice-in-Eyre, death, i. 143

---- fourth Earl of, i. 97;
Ambassador at Madrid, i. 281;
Lord Privy Seal, i. 308; ii. 60, 83, 86, 131, 132, 169, 195, 223,
224, 236, 244;
opinion on Lord Palmerston's removal, ii. 260, 263;
refusal of Foreign Office, ii. 346, _348_;
ii. 420, 423;
Foreign Secretary, ii. _431_;
Eastern Question, ii. 439-444, _452_-471;
Duke of Cambridge in Paris, iii. 14;
Russian loan, iii. _35_;
Crimea, iii. _43_;
Austrian alliance, iii. 48, _51_;
the "Four Points," iii. 65;
Government of 1855, iii. 82, 83, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 96, _96_,
97, 98, _99_;
Foreign Affairs, iii. 104;
Emperor's proposal to take command at the Crimea, iii. _110_, 111;
Naples despatch, iii. 143-144;
Austrian ultimatum, iii. 152, 153, 165;
arranging terms of settlement, iii. 168-185;
conversation with French Emperor, iii. 175;
Treaty of Peace signed, iii. 183;
Queen's appreciation of his services, iii. 184, 185;
honours, iii. 186;
iii. 190;
interview with Persigny, iii. 232;
and Italy, iii. 305;
declines joining the new Cabinet, iii. 346;
St Juan dispute, iii. 373;
coronation of King of Prussia, iii. 428, _429_;
reception at the coronation of King and Queen of Prussia, iii. 458-460;
interview with the French Empress, iii. 460;
King of Prussia's views, iii. 465

Clarendon's _History of the Rebellion_, i. 38, 52;
_Private Memoirs_, i. 435

Claridge's Hotel, Empress of the French stays at, iii. 419

Clark, Dr (afterwards Sir James), Physician to the Queen, i. 61, 130, 202;
Bagshot Park, iii. 384;
Prince Consort's illness, iii. 471, 473

Clementine, Princess, of Orleans, i. 431

Cleveland, Duke of, i. 386

Clive, Lord, Life by Sir J. Malcolm, i. 55

Close, Francis, Dean of Carlisle, iii. _206_

Clyde, Lord, _see_ Campbell, Sir Colin

Cobden, Richard, i. 300;
Corn Laws, i. 415, 465; ii. 60;
Peel's tribute to, ii. 83;
the Whigs, ii. 84, 85, 87;
Poor Law Commission, ii. 130, 131, 132;
ii. 155, 216;
question of marriage between Prince Frederick William of Prussia
and the Princess Royal, iii. 182;
on China War, iii. _223_;
loss of seat, iii. 226;
iii. 263;
refuses to join Government, iii. _307_, 348, _350_;
and the Pope, iii. 357;
Plenipotentiary for commercial treaty, iii. _379_;
declines honours, iii. 413, _414_

Coblentz, iii. 146

Coburg (_see_ Saxe-Coburg), House of, history of, i. 3;
influence on