the Queen's politics, i. 4;
abuse of, i. 53

---- Queen's visit to, ii. _45_

Cochrane, Mr Baillie (afterwards Lord Lamington), iii. 445

Cockburn, Sir George, Admiral of the Fleet, i. 432

---- Mr (afterwards Sir Alexander), Don Pacifico debate, ii. _252_;
Chief Justice of Common Pleas, iii. 215

Codrington, Major-General Sir William, wounded at Inkerman, iii. _53_;
commands the English army in the Crimea, iii. _64_, 134, 155, _155_

Colborne, Sir John (afterwards Lord Seaton), i. _57_;
High Commissioner, Canada, i. _102_;
Field-Marshal, i. 129, _130_

Colchester, Lord, iii. 230

Coldstream Guards wounded from Crimea, iii. 110

Colenso, Rev. J. W., ii. 449

Coleridge, Mr, and Provostship of Eton, iii. 431

Colloredo, Count, Austrian Ambassador, ii. 439, 440

Colquhoun, Mr, iii. 44

Colvin, John Russell, Lieut.-Gov. of North-West Provinces, death of,
iii. 251

Combermere, Viscount, i. 420;
Constable of the Tower, ii. 393;
Field-Marshal, iii. _146_

Companies, Limited Liability, statute passed, iii. _64_

Conroy, Sir J., comptroller to Duchess of Kent, i. 99

Conservatives in opposition, i. _56_;
dissensions, ii. _1_;
Corn Laws, ii. 66; ii. 83, 315, 384, 403;
form a Government, ii. 412-430;
Roebuck Motion, iii. 79, 226;
Government of 1858, iii. _262_, 266;
possible dissolution, iii. 283-292;
new Reform Bill, iii. _307_;
defeat, iii. 341; iii. 362;
overtures to Lord Palmerston, iii. _420_, 429

Consort, Prince (_see_ Victoria, Queen), parentage, i. 4;
influence of Baron Stockmar, i. 26;
his character, i. _28_;
Princess of Hohenlohe's opinion of, i. 46;
Queen's first impression of, i. 49;
education of, i. 97, 109, 111;
engagement to Queen Victoria, i. _141_, 188;
visits Italy, i. 152;
Queen's views, i. 177;
description of, i. 186;
arrival at Windsor, i. 188;
religion, i. 196;
question of a peerage, i. 198;
the Declaration, i. 203, 204;
his Household, i. 204, 206, 207;
marriage with the Queen, i. _209_, 217;
his grant, i. _209_, 214;
appointed Regent, i. _209_;
the Queen's confidential secretary, i. 28;
name in Prayer Book, i. 249;
on changes at Court, i. 256;
visits Oxford, i. 291;
his position on change of Government, i. 304;
Lord Melbourne's opinion of, i. 306;
Fine Arts Commission, i. 332;
lays foundation stone of Royal Exchange, i. 376;
on duelling, i. _450_;
domestic life, i. 464;
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