National Review, the, 289; started and edited by Hutton and Bagehot, 218-19; Hutton's resignation of, 365-6; death of, 366.
Articles, etc., in, by Bagehot (and see Prospective Review) :—
American Constitution, the, 351, 363. Clough's Poems, 182, 354, 368. Cowper, William, 71, 218, 222. Financial crisis (1858), 251 n.
First Edinburgh Reviewers, The, 24,
Gibbon, Edward, 225.
Gladstone, Mr., 277, 292-8. Macaulay, Lord, 69, 70, 113, 174, 222, 289-90.
Man, ignorance of, 110, 132, 368. Milton, John, 272-3.
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 368. Novel or Two, A, 263.
Parliamentary Reform, 269-70; the unreformed Parliament, 288. Peel, Sir Robert, 225. Pitt, William, 276, 349.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 169, 225, 371; Matthew Arnold's estimate of, 247.
Waverley Novels, the, 254, 255. Wordsworth, Tennyson and Brown-
National wealth, 155-7.
Navigation Laws, the, 282. Needles, the, 287-8. Nerves, sensitive, 30.
Newman, Cardinal, 168, 437; gossip concerning, 147; estimate of, 166; of his book on the Jews, 170; in- fluence of, on Bagehot, 5, 6, 179, 180.
Newman, Francis W., 166, 177, 180. Newton, 149; portrait of, 148. Nonnenwerth, 136, 137, 139-40. North Briton, The (No. 45), 144. Northcote, Sir Stafford, 23; letter of, on Committee on Banks of Issue, 443.
Novel or Two, A, article on, in National Review, 263.
O'CONNELL, 130; speech at a Repeal meeting, 118, 120-2. Oratory, 297.
NAPOLEON III., surrender of, at Sedan, 419; death of, 430; foreign policy of, 214-15; Bagehot's justification of, 199-200; his estimate of, 368," Orithyia" (Bagehot's poem), 243-4. 420; articles on, in the Economist,
Osler, T. Smith, 25 m.; quoted, 104; estimate of Bagehot by, 112; on his death, 462-3.
Outram, Sir James, 321.
National Provincial Bank of England, Overend, Gurney & Co., article on, in
Oxford, 178; article on, in the Pro- Politics "a piece of business," 15, 201.
spective Review, 205.
PALEY, cited, 296.
Palgrave, Sir Francis, 366, 367. Palmerston, Lord, 117, 192, 193, 220; relations with Lord John Rus- sell, 117, 268; forms Ministry of 1859, 269; death of, 387; con- trasted with Sir G. C. Lewis, 388; quoted on Corn Laws, 95; influ- ence of, 388; article on, in Econ- omist, 387. Panizzi, 240. Paris:-
Life in, during Revolution (1851), 198.
Parisian society, 384.
Parliament of 1832, work of, 393. Parliamentary candidates, 386. Parliament, member of, article on, in Economist, advantages, etc., of be- coming, 396.
Parliamentary Reform, article on, in National Review, and pamphlet, by Bagehot, 269-70; on the unre- formed Parliament, 288. Parliamentary representation of North and South contrasted, 395. Paper currency, 417; in India, 306. Parret river, 37 and n. 2, 40, 49 n. Parr's Bank, 52, 56. Patriarchs, the, 170. Pearson, C. H., 365-6. Peel, Sir R., 81, 89, 283; Lord John Russell's relations with, 117, 268; Government of 1841 contrasted with that of 1868, 435-6; charges against Cobden and the Anti-Corn Law League, 380; Income Tax revised by, 340; Irish Church policy, 161; quoted on the Irish Church, 395; article on, in National Re- view, 225.
"Peter Bell," 224. Phelps' Optics, 148.
Physics and Politics. See under Bage- hot-Works.
Pitt, William, 295, 350; articles on, in
National Review, 276, 349; con- trasted with Bagehot, 10, 276; sense of fun and wit of, 349-50. Plato, 206. Poland, 221. Political economy, letter on, by Bage- hot to Morley, 446-8; unfinished work on, 444, 446, 450. Political Economy Club, the, 422. Political economists' theories, 155-6.
Poor Law Bill, article on, in Economist,
Act of 1832, article on Lord Althorp and, in Fortnightly Review, 448. Bills of 1859, 268-9; article in Na- tional Review on Parliamentary Reform, 269-70.
Bill of 1866, 390; article in Economist, "Ought the Tories to touch a Reform Bill?" 390. Religion, political force of, 383. Religious education, 30, 76, 162-3. Repealers, the, 130. Reynolds, J. S., 65, 101; career of, 78-9; quoted on Bagehot's faults, 146; Memoir of, quoted, 29. Reynolds, Mrs. (aunt), Bagehot's letters to (aged 6), 77-8, 115-16.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, picture of "Puck" | Senior, article in Fortnightly Review
Rhine scenery, 37, 40. Ricardo, 155.
Robinson, Crabb, 19, 364; cited on Clough, 278.
Roger's "Pleasures of Memory" quoted, 89.
Rolandseck hermitage, 137, 139. Romilly, Sir John, 291, 292. Romilly, Sir S., 160.
Roscoe, Miss Mary (Mrs. Hutton), 213,
Roscoe, W. C., 108, 109, 114, 180, 222; estimates of, 112, 279-80; editor of Prospective Review, 176; death of, 279; letter of, to Hutton on re- linquishing the Bar, 184-5; tragedy Violenzia by, 187; article by, on the "Humorous," 220.
Rosebery, Lord-Life of Lord Chat- ham, quoted, 43.
Ross, Rev. D. M., 48 n., 150. Rouher, Mons., 384. Routine, 16.
Rubens, Bagehot's estimate of pictures by, 133-4.
Ruskin, 361 and n., 412 and n. Russell, Lord John, 275; attitude of,
to Sir R. Peel, 117; turns out Pal- merston, 193; resolution of, on Lord Derby's Reform Bill (1859), 268; Foreign Minister, 269; beaten and resigns on Reform Bill (1866), 390; Free Trade policy of, 89; Irish Church policy, 161; article in Economist on ministry of (1865), 388.
on journals of, 425. Sense and Sensibility, 265. Sewell, 179.
Shakespeare, 28; article on, in Prospec- tive Review, 12, 216-17.
Shelley quoted, 176; estimate of, 152, 355; illegality of works of, in Eng- land, 129; article on, in National Review, 169, 225, 247, 371-2. Shipley, Rev. Orby, 404, 405. Simple democracy," 12.
Sinking Fund, the, article on, in Econo- mist, 258.
Smith, Adam, 255; article on Adam Smith as a Person," 446. Smith, Goldwin, 35. Snipe in Belgravia, 49 n. Social relations, 26. Society, first duty of, 200-1. Socrates quoted, 201. Somerset, Collinson's, 43. Somerset election (1868), 396, 401-2. Somersetshire clown, anecdote of, 26. Sonning on the Thames, 406. Special pleading, 211. Spectator, the, 252, 358; acquired by Hutton and Townsend, 349; letter to, from Bagehot on charm of the "Golden Light," 401. Stanhope, Earl, 349; estimate of, 272. Stanley, Dean, 177, 178, 220. Stanley, Lord, 280.
State, functions of the, 394. Statesmen, value of, article on, in Economist, 409.
Stephen, Sir Fitz James, 249, 437; Cambridge Essays by, 220.
SACRED literature compared with pro- Stephen, Leslie, 25, 26.
St. John's Gospel, 226.
St. Luke's Gospel, 227.
St. Matthew's Gospel, 227.
St. Paul, 167; estimate of, 220.
Saint's Tragedy, estimate of, 167, 169. Sanford, J. L., 189, 199, 430 and n.
Stevenson, R. L., quoted, 210. Stuckey, Vincent, Pitt's private secre-
tary and clerk to the Treasury, 44; starts Stuckey's Bank, 50; death and estimate of, 150.
Stuckey families, connection of, with Langport and its trade, 48 and n., 49; relations with Bagehot family, 58; characteristics of, 60.
in Economist on Indian Budget | Watson, Bagehot's foster-brother, 72,
Tennyson, 219.
Thackeray, 270-1.
Watts, artist, 9, 261 and n., 452; quoted, 27.
"Theatrical Show of Society," 25, 27. Waverley Novels, essay on, in Na-
Thiers, M., 196, 197.
Thinking, art of, 32, 119.
Three Clerks, The, 251. Thring, Lord, 459.
Thun, II4. "Thyrsis," 353. Ticknor, G., 235.
Times, The, Disraeli's memorandum in, 404; quoted on Wilson's death, 329-30; Calcutta correspondent of, quoted, 328; Bagehot's advice on reading of, 364.
Tithe commutation, 154. Tocqueville, 35, 235; cited, 201. Tories and Reform, article on, in Econo-
Townsend, M., 348-9; cited, 358. Traditions, 226-7.
Travellers' Insurance Company, The, Hartford, Conn., 21.
Treasury, The, 283. Treasury Bills, 23-4, 449. Trevelyan, Geo., 453 and n. Trevelyan, Sir C., opposition of, to
Wilson's Budget, 319-20, 334; recall of, 323, 335, 345; letter from, on his relations with Wilson, 347; appointed Finance Minister of India, 344; his Indian Budget (1863), 347; Bagehot's estimate of, 345; Sir C. Wood's, 345-6; articles on, in Economist, 319-20, 344, 347. Trinitarians, 221.
tional Review, 254, 255.
Welby, Lord, quoted, 22-44; letter of,
to the author, 283-4.
Wellington, Duke of, 92; anecdote of, 282; quoted, 282. Wellington Monument, the, 45. West countryman's mind, the, 39. Westminster Abbey, 388.
Westminster Review, Mill's article in, against the Corn Laws, 154. Weston-super-Mare, 408. Wick, 9. Wilberforce, 349.
Wilberforce, Bishop of Oxford, 35; sermons at St. Mary's, Oxford, 178; at Sonning, 406.
Wilson, J., founds the Economist, 13; work at the Treasury, 236, 283-4, 340-1; Vice-President of the Board of Trade, 269; Secretary to the Indian Board of Control, 275; Financial Member of the Supreme Council in India, 281; Budget speech of, 333-4; Currency Bill of, 335; new Indian taxes imposed by, 338-40; death of, 325, 331-2; funeral, 337; memoir of, in the Economist, 236-7, 285, 341-2; Sir R. Temple's account of his work in India, 333; estimates of, 273-5, 277, 282; by Disraeli, 275; by Duke of Wellington, 282; by Lord Grey, 341; Bagehot's relations with, 229-30, 233-4, 235-8, 273-5, 278, 344; letters from, to Bagehot, 271, 301, 311, 315-16, 320-22, 324; to Sir C. Wood, 307, 309-10; to Sir C. Trevelyan, 308-9; to Sir W. Mansfield, 311; to his family on unofficial life in India, 312; fruit of his Indian policy, 347; articles on, in Economist, 315-17, 335, 338-40. Wilson, Eliza. See Bagehot, Mrs. Wal-
article on, in National Review, 219.
Wood, Sir Charles, 281; support of Wordsworth, Tennyson and Browning, Wilson by, 334-5; letters from, on Sir C. Trevelyan's appointment as Finance Minister of India, 345-6.
Wood, Vincent, 212. Wordsworth, 24, 109, 114; quoted, 175; influence of, 224; contrasted with Lord Jeffrey, 222-4.
YOUNG, Professor, 93; letter of, to Bagehot, 94.
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