mark, guarantee of, iii. _134_

Fiscal Policy, ii. _292_

Fisher, Dr, _see_ Salisbury, Bishop of

Fitzclarence, Lord Adolphus, i. 390

Fitzgerald, William Robert Seymour Vesey, Under Secretary for
Foreign affairs, iii. 277, 445

---- Sir John, iii. 76

---- and Vesci, Lord, President of Board of Control, i. 347, 372

Fitzmayer, Col., iii. 182

Fitzwilliam, Earl, ii. 126-128

---- Lady Anne, i. 121

Flahaut, Madame de, ii. 39

Florence, visited by Prince Albert, i. 152;
revolution in, iii. _308_

Follett, Sir William, i. 219;
Solicitor-General, i. 469

Fonblanque, Albany, i. 412

Foreign Enlistment Bill, iii. _2_, _58_

Foreign Office, new, iii. 444

Foreign Secretary, duties of, ii. 264

Forey, General, iii. 455

Fortescue, second Earl, receives the Garter, iii. 157

---- Dudley, iii. 443

Fould, Achille, French Minister, iii. _333_, 418

Four Points, Crimean negotiations, iii. _63_, 65, 120, 154, _158_,
160-185

Fox, Charles James, i. 5, 391

---- Mr, British Minister at Washington, i. 355

France, attempts on life of King, i. _43_, 243, _408_;
expedition to Constantin, i. _43_, _57_;
heated debates in Chamber, i. 59, 63;
Duke and Duchess of Orleans, i. 69;
and England, i. 93, 97, _209_, 230;
and the Peninsula, i. 94;
in Africa, i. 96;
sympathy with Belgium, i. _102_, 135;
resignation of Ministry, i. 149, 151;
Louis Bonaparte, i. _209_;
Turco-Egyptian convention, i. 227;
Eastern crisis, i. 231, 235-240;
friendliness with England, i. 239, 244;
Thiers Ministry dismissed, i. 242;
possibility of revolution, i. 246-249;
and Spain, i. 347, 351, 445;
Spanish marriage, i. _488_; ii. 32, 44, _72_, 96-109;
Queen Victoria's visit to, i. 490;
friction with England, ii. _1_, 6, 21;
England and Russia, ii. 19;
hostilities with Morocco, ii. 20;
fortification of Paris and Algerian trouble, ii. _31_;
Syrian War, ii. 68;
murder of Duchesse de Praslin, ii. _115_, 128;
revolution, ii. _141_;
abdication of King, ii. _149_;
republic, ii. 148, 151;
new Government, ii. 155, 172;
national assembly, ii. _173_;
the Royal Family, ii. 176;
_entente cordiale_, ii. 186, 190;
English Ambassador to, ii. 190, 206;
Louis Bonaparte, President of Republic, ii. 205, 210, 214;
relations with England, ii. 206;
state of, ii. 238;
_coup d'etat_ in Paris, ii. 334-340, 353;
dispute with Russia, ii. _356_;
and the Swiss Government, ii.