and Lord John Russell
  Napoleon on
  foreign policy
  otherwise mentioned
Fox Club, the
France—­
  The July revolution
  deposition of Louis Philippe
  and the Greek crisis
  and Denmark
  the coup d’etat of December, 1851
  events leading to the Crimean War
  Cobden’s Free Trade Treaty
Franchise, Mr. Locke King’s motion
Franco-German War, outbreak
Franklin, Sir John
“Free Church,” the
Free Church of Scotland, establishment
Free Church, Richmond, the memorial tablet
Free Trade, the new principle
  Lady John and
  number of Free Traders in 1846
Froude, J.A., at Chesham Place
  on removal of Irish grievances
  “Life of Lord Beaconsfield,” passage quoted

Garbarino, Villa
Gardiner, Dr.
Garibaldi—­
  Cavour and
  and the Sicilian rebels
  attack on Naples
  at Pembroke Lodge
  letter to Lord John
  otherwise mentioned
George III
  Napoleon on
George IV, death
  Napoleon on
  story of
Germany—­
  The Zollverein
  influence of French affairs on
  the Crown Princess
  the Franco-German War
  the Crown Prince and the war
Gibbon, historian, appearance
Gladstone, Right Hon. W.E.—­
  and Lord John Russell
  and the Corn Laws
  at the War and Colonial Office
  his first great speech
  his first Budget
  resignation
  Italian sympathies
  letters regarding the Neapolitan prisoners
  Budgets
  defeated at Oxford
  and the Franchise
  introduces the Reform Bill, March, 1866
  reports Government defeat to Lord John
  and Disraeli’s Franchise Bill
  letter to Dr. Pusey quoted
  the Irish Church question, 1868
  visits to Pembroke Lodge
  speech on Irish Church disestablishment
  conversation on Parliamentary courage
  the Affirmation Bill
  letters to Lady Russell
  his article on the Melbourne Ministry
  and Parnell
  Lady Russell on
  “Gladstonian,” the term
  his last Cabinet
  mentioned in the letters
  Justin McCarthy on
Gladstone, Mrs.
  letter to Lady John Russell
  at Pembroke Lodge
Glenelg, Lord
Godfrey, Miss Alice (see Russell, Mrs. Rollo)
Gortschakoff, Prince, Russian emissary
Goschen, Mr., appointment
Graham, Sir James
  resignation
Grant, General
Granville, Lord—­
  Letter to Lady John
  correspondence with Canning
  sent for by the Queen
  and Italy
  correspondence with Lord Clarendon
Gray, Maxwell, “The Silence of Dean Maitland”
Greece, the crisis of 1850
  Russian policy
Greville, Charles—­
  Cited on Lord John Russell
  on the Greek crisis
Grey, Lady
Grey, (2nd) Earl—­
  Prime Minister
  resignation, May, 1834
Grey, (3rd) Earl,
  death
Grey, Sir George,
  “Security of the Crown” Bill
  and Fergus O’Connor
  rumoured Irish rebellion
  and the Conspiracy laws
Guizot,
  and Louis Philippe
  dismissal and his reply to Louis Philippe