letters from Lady John Russell
  illness, 1852
  death
  mentioned in the letters
Minto, Lady (Lady Melgund)—­
  Letters to Lady Russell
  letters from Lord Russell
Minto, Lord—­
  At Minto
  and Reform
  appointed Minister in Berlin
  and the Peel Ministry
  First Lord of the Admiralty
  Mrs. Drummond’s recollections quoted
  and Lord John Russell
  visits to Lady John Russell
  in London
  on Lord John Russell
  death of Lady Minto
  letters from Lady John Russell
  on Lord John Russell’s acceptance of the Colonial Seals
  death
  otherwise mentioned
Minto village
Moffatt, George, letter to Lady John Russell
Moore, Thomas—­
  Songs at Bowood
  “Remonstrance”
  lines quoted by Lady John Russell
  papers of, edited by Lord John Russell
  otherwise mentioned
Morley, Lord—­
  “Life of Gladstone” cited on Lord Russell’s resignation
  Mr. Rollo Russell’s letter to The Times
  cited on the conduct of other Ministers
  otherwise mentioned
Motley, J.L., on The Times
Morning Advertiser, and the Eastern Question
Morning Herald, and the Eastern Question
Morning Post, and Palmerston’s Eastern policy
Morning Star, the

Napoleon I—­
  in Elba, Lord John Russell’s account
  story of the poisoning
  letters to Josephine
Napoleon III—­
  and the Provisional Government
  his coup d’etat of December, 1851
  policy
  Orsini outrage on
  peace of Villafranca
  Le Pape et le Congres
  and Cavour
  Sir James Hudson on
  his idea of “United” Italy
  Garibaldi on
  and Lord Russell
  and the Franco-German War
  prisoner of war
  at Chislehurst
National debt, reduction
National Guard of Paris
  singing the “Parisienne”
  Louis Philippe and the
Neapolitan prisoners at Pembroke Lodge
Newcastle, Duke of, at the War Office
  otherwise mentioned
Newspapers
Nice, cession to France
Nicholas, Emperor
  partition of Turkey proposed
  death
Nonconformist deputation to Lord Russell
Norton, Mrs., description of Rogers, cited
Norwich, Hinds, Bishop of
Nottingham Castle, burning of

O’Brien, Smith
O’Brien, William, and Parnell
O’Connell, Daniel
  arrest in 1843
  and Lord John Russell
O’Connor, Fergus, and the Chartists
Orsini
Osborne
Owen, Sir Richard
Oxford
Oxford movement, the, Lord John Russell and

Pacifico, Don, compensation
Palmerston, Lady
Palmerston, Lord—­
  On the dismissal of Lord Melbourne, cited
  and Grey
  at the Foreign Office
  the Greek crisis, 1850
  his finest speech
  the Queen’s letter to Lord John Russell
  reception of Kossuth
  the Militia Bill