Lord John Russell's resignation, iii. 131;
Neapolitan affront, iii. _141_;
Queen's congratulations on Treaty of Peace, 1856, iii. 186;
made K.G., iii. 187;
condition of defence, iii. _192_;
obtains majority in House of Commons, iii. _223_;
_resume_ of events, iii. 225, 226;
dissolution on China War debate, iii. 229, _231_;
Indian Mutiny, iii. 234, 239, 241-248;
financial crisis, iii. 255-257;
Ministry defeated over right of asylum, iii. _261_;
resignation, iii. 266-268;
iii. 272, 276;
India Bill, iii. 279;
iii. 288, 290;
his unpopularity, iii. 300;
new Reform Bill, iii. _307_;
reconciliation with Lord J. Russell, iii. _307_;
forms a Government, iii. _307_, 344-348;
foreign affairs, iii. _324_;
and John Bright, iii. _350_;
Committee on Military Departments, iii. 351;
differences with the Queen on Italian policy, iii. 361-373; 374-378;
Peers and Money Bills, iii. _379_, 401;
W. E. Gladstone's resignation, iii. 402, 403;
privilege resolution, iii. 404;
proposed visit of Emperor of Austria, iii. 409;
appointments of bishops, iii. 416;
overtures from Conservative leaders, iii. _420_;
_resume_ of political situation, iii. 422, 423, 429;
Italian Question, iii. 427, 428;
Garibaldi letter, iii. 432, 434;
presses for Mr Layard's appointment, iii. 443-447;
_Times_ newspaper, iii. 462-464

Panmure, Lord (Mr Fox Maule), afterwards Earl of Dalhousie, Under Secretary
for Home Office, and Secretary for War, i. 221; ii. 345; iii. 61;
War Minister, iii. _63_, 90, 98, 104;
Crimean medals, iii. 116;
fall of Sebastopol, iii. 142, 143;
G.C.B., iii. 146;
Land Transport, iii. 157;
no troops at the camp, iii. 196;
Indian Mutiny, iii. 235, 236;
increase of Army, iii. 256, 260;
new Cabinet, iii. 272

Panshanger, Earl Cowper's residence, i. 151;
Queen's visit to, i. 296

Papal aggression, ii. 272, 273, 277-282, 294, 299, 307

Paper Duties, Bill for Abolition of, thrown out, iii. 401;
passed, iii. _420_

Paris, Comte de, birth, i. _243_;
christening, i. 266, 267;
Federal Army, iii. 453

---- question of an Ambassador, ii. 189;
_coup d'etat_, ii. 334-340;
Queen's visit to, iii. 135, 136;
Treaty of, iii. _160_, 167, 207, 208, _214_

Parke, Baron (afterwards Lord Wensleydale), i. 419; iii. _158_

Parker, Admiral Sir Wm., successes in China, i. _254_, _370_, 441;
G.C.B., i. 444;
Italy, ii. 128;
commands Mediterranean