Lister, Adelaide (see also Drummond, Mrs.)
Lister, Elizabeth (Lady Melvill)
Lister, Isabel (see also Warburton, Mrs.)
Lister, Miss
  letters to Lord John Russell
Lister, Tom (see Ribblesdale, Lord)
Lockhart, “Life of Sir Walter Scott”
London—­
  Lady John Russell’s life in
  London society, Lady John Russell on
  news of the revolution in France
  Lord John Russell returned for
  Italian conspirators in
Longfellow, H.W. 
Lords, the House of—­
  On the Corn question
  Peel’s Irish Land Bill thrown out
  vote of censure on Lord Palmerston
  Lord Russell’s proposition
  Lady Russell on
Louis XIV
Louis XVIII, Napoleon’s opinion regarding
Louis Philippe,
  and the Parisians
  deposition in 1848
  visits Pembroke Lodge
Louis, Princess, of Hesse
Lovelace, Lord, “Astarte”
Lowe, Robert—­
  On Disraeli, quoted
  opposition to Reform
  his retort on Gladstone
  otherwise mentioned
Lowell, J.R. 
  “Democracy”
Lyons, Lord,
  on the American situation
  in Paris, 226
Lyttelton, Lady, on Prince Albert
Lytton, Bulwer, “The New Timon,” quoted

McCarthy, Justin—­
  Friendship with Lady Russell
  correspondence with Lady Russell
  “Recollections of Frances, Countess Russell”
Macaulay, letter to his sister
  otherwise mentioned
Malakoff, Duc de, French Ambassador
Malmesbury, Lord,
  accounts of the Crimea
  reports fall of the Derby Government
Manchester—­
  Enfranchisement
  Anti-Corn Law League Bazaar
  attack on the prison van
Manchester, Bishop of, and education
Manning, Cardinal
Manzoni, “Carmagnola”
Martineau, Dr., writings
Maynooth College, endowment of
Mazzini
Melbourne, Lord—­
  Dismissal, 1834
  Ministry, 1837
  return to power
  his famous remark
  Government of 1835
  defeat in 1841
  at Woburn
  otherwise mentioned
  Mr. Gladstone’s article on the Melbourne Ministry
Melgund, Lady (see also Minto, Lady)—­
  Letter from Lady John Russell
  letters from Mr. Boileau
  letters from Lord John Russell
Melgund, Lord
Melrose Abbey
Michelangelo
Militia Bill, the
  Lord John Russell defeated on
Mill, J.S.,
  “Autobiography,”
  “Nature,” Lady Russell’s remarks
  otherwise mentioned
Milton
  “Paradise Lost”
Minto House—­
  Description
  return to in 1831
  in 1834
  the home at
  Lord John Russell at
  visit of Lord and Lady John Russell
Minto, Lady (mother of Lady Russell)—­
  Home influence of
  illness in Berlin
  death of her mother
  a description
  arrival of Lord John Russell
  letters to Lady Mary Abercromby
  “A Border Ballad”
  letters written from Endsleigh
  letter to Lord John Russell