mora, General La, Sardinian General, iii. _66_, 134, _135_, 168

Maronites, iii. _380_

Marriage Act, i. _43_

Marston, North, repair of church, ii. _392_

Martin, Rev. Francis, bursar, Trinity Coll., Cambridge, i. 348

---- Sir Theodore, _Life of Prince Consort_, iii. _41_, _137_;
last draft prepared by Prince Consort, iii. 469

Mary, Princess, _see_ Gloucester, Duchess of

---- of Cambridge, Princess (afterwards Duchess of Teck), proposed
marriage of, iii. _206_, 209

Maryborough, Lady, i. 223

Mason, Mr, Confederate Envoy, iii. 466

Mathew, Father, ii. 88

Maule, Mr Fox, _see_ Panmure, Lord

Maundy money, ii. 37

Maurice, Rev. F. D., ii. 46

Maximilian, Archduke, _see_ Ferdinand

Mayne, Richard, Commissioner of Police, ii. 169

Maynooth Roman Catholic College, grant, ii. _30_, 36, 37, 75

Mazzini, ii. 440; iii. _359_

Mecklenburg, Prince Charles of, i. 6

Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Frederic William, Grand Duke of, i. 431, _435_

Medals, Peninsular, ii. 109-113;
East India Company, ii. 200;
Crimea, iii. 56, 116;
distribution of, iii. 127

Medjid, Abdul, Sultan, i. 182;
interview with Duke of Cambridge, iii. 27

Meer Shere Mahommed, i. 481

Meerut, revolt at, iii. _224_

Melbourne, Viscount, Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury,
i. 20;
Ministry, i. 24;
i. 67;
Queen's confidence in and appreciation of, i. 74, 79, 158, 159,
174, 189, 192;
letter to Queen on accession, i. 74;
interview with Queen, i. 76;
arrangements for King William IV.'s funeral, i. 80, 81;
King Leopold's appreciation of, i. 81, 82, 87, 116, 134, 145,
175, 190;
Duke of Wellington's opinion of, i. 83;
indisposition, i. 84;
politics, i. 89;
visit to the Queen, i. 92;
Canadian troubles, i. 98, 99, 100, 103, 127-129, 133, 135-137;
i. _102_;
Coronation arrangements, i. 114, 115;
Belgium and Holland, i. 118, 135;
ceremony, i. 122-125;
Cabinet crisis, i. 147, 149, 150;
resignation, i. 154, 155;
advises the Queen, i. 155, 156, 160, 161, 162, 164;
Queen's distress at parting, i. 156, 159;
Queen's refusal of Peel's terms, i. 167;
Prince Albert's declaration, i. 196;
Turco-Egyptian Convention, i. 227-232;
overtures to France, i. 231;
Eastern difficulties, i. 237-239;
criticism on his future correspondence with the Queen, i. _254_,
330, 331, 340, 353, 360, 361;
Ministry in jeopardy, i. 268-287;
dissolution, i. 301;
takes leave of the Que