Addenbroke, E. A. 274; Agar, hon.
capt. 285; Aldersey, S. 294; Anderson,
J. 252; Anderson, maj. 286; Anderson,
capt. 304; Andrews, mrs. M. 277;
Antrim, earl of, 296; Archbold, R. 260;
Archer, lieut.-col. 252; Arnott, dr. 292;
Arthur, lady, 242; Astley, lady, 242;
Attree, capt. 305; Attwood G. de B.
267; Attye, mrs. M. L. 320; Audley,
baroness, 300.
Backhouse, G. C. 303; Bailey, J. P.
331; Baillie, mr. G. 274; Baker, lady,
273; Ballingall, sir G. 323; Bankes,
W. J. 266; Barclay, C. 323; Barlow,
F. P. 321; Barlow, capt. 332; Bar-
nard, gen. sir A. 243; Barton, lieut..
gen. 279; Bassett, baroness, 244;
Bathurst, mrs. 307; Battine, J. 325;
Battine, ensign, 325; Bayley, maj.
280; Bayly, col. 321; Baynes, sir E.
S. 295; Bedford, hon. mrs. B. 274;
Bell, lady C. 333; Bellew, sir M. 296;
Benbow, J. 255; Bendyshe, J. 325;
Bengal, archbp. of, 323; Bentinck,
count, 280; Berkeley, hon. C. F. 290;
Berriedale, lord, 328; Bethune, mrs. F.
318; Bickersteth, rev. J. 304; Bird,
Golding, 237; Bishop, sir H. R. 269;
Black, J. 289; Blackburn, J. E. 248;
Blacker, W. 321; Blake, col. 301;
Blakely, dean, 322; Blakemore, R.
267; Blofield, rev. T. C. 255; Blois,
sir C. 281; Blunt, rev. J. J. 282;
Boileau, lieut. C. 296; Bolland, rev.
H. J. 303; Bonham, gen. 267; Booth,
lady, 243; Boughey, lieut.-col. 294;
Boughton, lady E. 321; Bourke, col. sir
R. 299; Bouverie, rev. J. 280; Bowes,
miss M. 331; Bowring, miss A. 324;
Boxer, rear-adm. 279; Boxer, lieut.
280; Boyd, sir J. 243; Boyne, visct.
263; Brenton, mrs. H. 329; Bridges,
rev. B. H. 307; Brisbane, miss M.
263; Brogden, mrs. H. 247; Broke,
sir P. V. 255; Broke, capt. 304; Brom-
head, sir E. T. F. 261; Bromhead, rev.
C. F. 297; Brook, W. L. 307; Brook,
mrs. E. 307; Brooks, archd. 309;
Brown, lieut.-col. 250; Brown, mrs.
A. E. 260; Brown, mrs. D. 306;
Brown, maj. 318; Browne, lieut.-gen.
sir T. H. 261; Browne, hon. capt.
262; Bruat, adm. 320; Bruges, W. H.
308; Brunel, lady, 238; Buckingham,
J. S. 289; Buckley, capt. 304; Buller,
lieut.-gen. 316; Buller, mrs. C. J. J.
325; Bunyan, R. 321; Burder, J.
264; Burgoyne, lady, 270; Burnaby,
J. D. 331; Burnes, mrs. S. 262;
Burton, sir R. 304; Bushe, lady L. 267,
Cadogan, W. H. 268; Caithness,
earl of, 328; Calder, lady F. S. 280;
Caledon, earl of, 289; Calmady, C. B.
238; Campbell, lady, 307; Campbell,
miss N. 260; Campbell, maj.-gen. sir
J. 283; Campbell, maj. B. 333; Camp-
bell, W. P. 263; Campbell, A. 309;
Campion, W. J. 244; Canino, dow.
princess, 294; Capel, hon. gen. 249;
Carew, lady, 250; Carew, adm. sir B.
H. 250; Carew, T. G. W. 274; Carew,
dr. 323; Carmichael, sir T. G. 332;
Carnegie, lady, 260; Carpenter, gen. G.
249; Carpenter, mrs. H. 307; Carring-
ton, G. 331; Carter, mrs. G. C. 310;
Carthew, adm. 321; Carysfort, earl of,
280; Caulfield, capt. 285; Cautley,
rev. W. G. 263; Cave-Browne-Cave,
sir J. R. 317; Chad, sir C. 309;
Chaloner, R. 274; Chapman, mrs. E.
252; Chapman, maj. 307; Chatterton,
sir W. A. 297; Chichester, mrs. I.
322; Chomeley, F. 297; Christie, capt.
P. 271; Chronsberry, C. 275; Chrons-
berry, mrs. 275; Clarke, rev. J. 249;
Clough, miss, 308; Cobbe, col. 285;
Cochrane, C. 281; Colborne, lady, 252;
Colburn, H. 300; Cole, lady, M. L.
249; Coleridge, miss, F. A. L. 271;
Colston, rev. W. H. 312; Compton,
mrs. C. 263; Compton, capt. lord S.
275; Conyers, lieut.-gen. 298; Cook,
miss J. 325; Cooper, lady, 248; Cope-
land, T. 318; Corbet, sir A. V. 310;
Corbett, capt. 280; Corbett, P. 319;
Cornwall, maj.-gen. 294; Corry, rear-
adm. 271; Cother, lieut.-col. C. 246;
Cotton, lady, 264; Cowling, J. 324;
Cowper, prof. 274; Cox, capt. 305;
Crawfurd, W. 315; Crespigny, mrs. M.
A. 263; Cubitt, T. 328; Cuddy, lieut.-
col. 304; Cullum, rev. sir T. G. 248;
Cumming, Miss L. L. 243; Cunning-
hame, capt. 304; Curry, lieut. 312;
Curry, adm. 331; Curzon, G. N. 282.
D'Aeth, R. N. lieut. 297; D'Aguilar,
lady, 294; D'Aguilar, lieut.-gen. sir G.
274; Dalmer, col. 309; Dalrymple,
mrs. G. 247; Daly, three brothers,
280; Dampier, mrs. M. C. 243; Dash-
wood, mrs. G. M. 282; Davies, G. 262;
Davis, major, 264; Davy, rev. C. W.
250; Davy, lady, 273; Dawson, G. F.
280; Dawson, lieut. 324; Deane, mrs.
A. 309; De Bielke, mr. R. 296; De
Bode, baron, 280; De Bruhl, count,
249; Decies, lord, 255; De Colquhoun,
chev. 295; De Dietrich, baron, 296;
De la Bêche, sir H. T. 265; Delamere,
lord, 309; De Lavalette, countess, 280 ;
Della Marmora, gen. A. 280; De Mau-
lay, lord, 274; Dennistoun, J. 251;
Dent, J. 312; De Polignac, count M.
255; De Torre Diaz, count, 298; De
Vesci, visct. 312; Dickson, maj. 280;
Dickson, A. 329; Dickinson, J. 263;
Dickinson, mrs. C. 322; Digby, mrs. E.
331; Dighton, F. 252; Dillwyn, L. W.
303; Disbrowe, lady, 312; Dixon, R.
333; Dod, C. R. 254; Dod, miss E.
294; Don Carlos (infanta), 260; Don
Carlos, prince, 260; Donkin, B. 255;
Donkin, lady A. M. 312; Douglas, mrs.
A. 249; Douglas, rev. E. A. 251;
Douglas, vice-adm. 296; Dover, H.
304; Down, rear-adm. E. A. 245;
Downshire, dow. marchioness, 264;
D'Oyley, serj. 242; D'Oyley, gen. 308;
Drummond, major, 298; Drummond,
hon. capt. 309; Duffy, lieut.-gen. 262;
Dwarris, rev. H. P. 274; Dyke, lieut.
267; Dymock, capt. 315.
Eden, ensign, 325; Edgeworth, mrs.
E. 249; Egerton, lieut.-col. 289; Eger-
ton, col. 267; Ekins, adm. sir C. 290;
Eld, F. 239; Eliot, lieut.-col. W. G.
302; Elliot, lady H. 250; Ellis, rt.
hon. sir H. 309; Eman, lieut.-col. 305;
Enniskillen, countess of, 274; Enoch,
col. 294; Erskine, lord, 262; Estcourt,
major-gen. 286; Eustace, gen. sir W.
250; Every, capt. 305; Every, sir H.
331; Eyre, mrs. M. A. 261.
Farmer, sir G. R. 279; Farquharson,
mrs. R. C. 272; Farrell, C. 243; Fans-
sett, rev. B. 287; Fenwicke, capt. 285;
Ferguson, sir A. 238; Festing, mrs.
S. E. 277; Ffolkes, mrs. H. B. 318;
Fielding, Copley, 259; Fitzclarence,
lieut. hon. E. 295; FitzClarence, miss
A. G. F. 307; Fitz Herbert, A. 274;
Fitzroy, lady G. L. 284; Fitzroy, capt.
305; Fleming, H. W. W. 249; Fletch-
er, G. 256; Flint, lady, 271; Fludyer,
lady M. 286; Foley, mrs. 806; Forbes,
rear-adm. 242; Forbes, W. 250; For-
man, capt. E. 285; Forster, capt. 280;
Fourdrinier, H. 287; Fowler, mrs. L.
261; Fox, rev. J. 298; Fraser, lieut.-
col. 238; Fraser, capt. 303; Fraser,
capt. 294.
Gage, hon. T. W. 247; Gaisford,
dean, 278; Gardiner, lady F. 324;
Gavin, dr. H. 267; Gavin, W. 280
Giffard, adm. 308; Gillman, J. 286;
Gilly, dr. 306; Glover, col. 282; God-
dard, mrs. A. S. 264; Godfrey, lieut.
P. 305; Godfrey, lieut. col. J. R. 324 ;
Goldsmid, H. E. 238; Goodenough, rev.
J. 267; Goodenough, dean, 297; Good-
enough, lieut. 306; Gordon, gen. 297;
Gordon, vice-adm. 306; Gordon, lieut.-
col. 323; Gosling, B. 274; Gosset, rev.
I. 251; Gossip, mrs. L. 265; Gould,
lady H. 318; Grant, lady M. 280;
Graves, lieut. T. M. 283; Greenough,
G. B. 263; Grey, C. B. 304; Grey,
capt. 306; Griffith, mrs. H. 324; Grif-
fiths, C. 306; Grogan, capt. 305; Groo-
by, mrs. C. M. 238; Guinness, A. 280;
Gurney, mrs. E. 252; Gurney, W. B.
263; Gurney, mrs. M. 325: Gwatkin,
gen. 265.
Hamerton, gen. 247; Hamilton, hon.
mrs. 252; Hammersley, miss M. 271;
Hammet, comm. 300; Hammond, capt.
305; Hanbury, lt. 289; Handcock, It.-
col. 305; Hankey, col. sir F. 261;
Hankey, T. 314; Harding, W. 264;
Hardy, J. 309; Hare, ven. archd. 245;
Hare, F. 323; Harison, lt.-col. 298;
Harnage, lady, 259; Harrison, maj.
292; Harper, rear-adm. J. 291; Har-
topp, rev. R. P. 251; Hawkins, lady,
312; Hay, capt. 302; Hayter, commis-
sary, 305; Head, sir G. 271; Healy,
dr. (+ bp. of Kildare), 301; Heathcote,
mrs. E. 263; Heaton, J. 274; Hender-
son, It.-col. 267; Henderson, capt. 321;
Herbert, hon. A. 280; Hereford, visct.
301; Herries, rt. hon. J. C. 268; Hey-
land, lient. 284; Hildyard, J. 251; Hill,
R. 244; Hill, rear-adm. Sir J. 244; Hill,
Lady M. E. 247; Hill, rev. J. 255; Hill,
capt. 269; Hippesley, mrs. A. 315; Hob-
house, hon. C. E. 266; Hodgson, vice-
adm. B. 250; Hodson, archd. 299;
Hood, mrs. E. 239; Hoof, mrs. 298;
Hoof, W. 298; Hope, W. W. 244;
Hope, lady G. E. 322; Hope, lady
F. A. 324; Hornby, rev. J. J. 306;
Hotham, lady, 322; Hotham, sir C. 322;
Houlton, Mrs. M. A. 329; Hulme, lt.-
col. 301; Hulse, lady, 244; Hume, J.
252; Humphreys, rev. S. 266; Hun-
loke, miss, 265; Huntley, mrs. A. 255;
Huntley, lady, 263; Hurrell, mrs. E. R.
266; Hutchinson, hon. capt. 294; Hut-
ton, capt. 305.
Inglis, sir R. H. 272.
Jenkinson, sir C. 260; Jesse, capt.
285; Jodrell, rev. S. 239; Jodrell,
R. P. H. 317; Johnson, dr. 296; John-
stón, J. F. W. 307; Johnston, capt.
312; Jones, rev. R. 247; Jowett, rev,
W. 252; Justice, capt. 316.
Kay, hon. mrs. C. 294; Keats, lady,
259; Kelly, ald. 304; Kennett, mrs. E.
239; Kenney, rev. A. H. 248; Ken-
yon, lord, 255; Kerr, lord J. M. H.
247; Kerr, rev. M. H. J. 247; Kerr,
comm. 289; Kildare, + bp. of (Dr.
Healy), 301; King, hon. G. 329;
Knight, R. 238; Knox, V. 247; Kra-
sinski, count, 329.
Lambert, Miss E. C. 262; Lambert,
mr. M. 309; Langham, lady E. 322;
Larpent, sir G. 260; Latham, mrs. C.
290; Law, mrs. M. 266; Lawes, mrs.
A. 325; Lawrence, mrs. L. 299; Law-
rence, mr. A. 300; Lawrence, ald. 321;
Lawson, W. 312; Lawson, Mrs. M. A.
M. 315; Layard, capt. 297; Leach,
lieut.-col. 242; Le Blanc, col. 294;
Leeds, dow. lady, 331; Leitrim, earl of,
238; Lempriere, capt. A. 267; Len-
nard, mrs. E. 277; Lethbridge, lady,
277; Lewis, rt. hon. Sir T. F. 245;
Lifford, lord, 267; Lindsay, lieut.-gen.
323; Lindsey, Mrs. M. H. 318; Lisle,
lady, 265; Lister-Kaye, L. 265;
Livingston, mrs. F. 331; Lloyd, rear
adm. 269; Loch, J. 291; Lockhart,
capt. 305; Lofft, mrs. 294; Loveden,
P. 249; Lowe, rt. rev. dr. 247; Lucas,
F. 314; Luscombe, comm. gen. 261;
Lushington, H. 298; Lyons, capt. 286.
Macaulay, mrs. A. 260; Macbean,
gen. sir W. 275; Macdonald, mrs. 314;
Macdonnell, ensign, 325; Macgregor,
mrs. S. P. 308; Mackenzie, F. L. 261;
Maclean, A. 334; Macmorrine, mrs. C.
282; Macnamara, Mrs. H. 332; Mac-
pherson, mrs. 244; Maitland, A. 247;
Malcolm, col. 309; Manchester, duke of,
301; Mandeville, J. H. 281; Manners,
gen. lord C. H. S. 275; Mansfield,
capt. 285; Markham, maj. gen. 319;
Marshall, capt. 307; Mary of Austria,
archduch. 263; Matheson, mrs. L. 309;
May, W. B. 278; Mayhew, W. 269;
Mayne, col. W. 330; Maude, T. M.
259; McArthur, D. 243; McKinley,
mrs. H. 238; M'Clintock, J. 294;
M'Donnell, rt. hon. H. S. 296; Met-
calf, C. J. 252; Mickiewicz, A. 321;
Mills, lt.-col. 301; Milner, sir W. M. S.
263; Milner, miss E. M. 264; Mitchell,
lady H. I. 278; Mitchell, sir T. L. 311;
Mitford, miss M. R. 239; Molé, count, 319;
Molesworth, rt. hon. sir W. 313; Moles-
worth, capt. 315; Molyneux, lady C.
263; Molyneux, lady L. A. M. 294;
Molyneux, rt. hon. C. W. 296; Monsell,
lady A. 239; Montgomery, 322; Moore,
R. S. 311; Moore, mrs. W. 334;
Morley, C. 315; Morris, sir J. 255;
M'Pherson, It.-col. 309; Muller, capt. 280.
Nachimoff, adm. 294; Napier, gen.
sir G. T. 306; Neale, lady, G. E. 329;
Deaths-continued.
Neave, R. J. B. 306; Nelson, dr. 324;
Newcomb, mrs. 300; Nicholas I. (em-
peror of Russia), 256; Nicholls, mrs. C.
(Currer Bell), 278; Nicholson, miss H.
300; Nickle, major-gen. sir R. 275;
Norman, capt. 285; North, mrs. J.
243; Norton, mrs. E. 308; Nurse, W.
M. 324.
O'Brien, J. 219; O'Brien, major-gen.
263; O'Conor, rear-adm. sir R. 239;
O'Connor, F. E. 302; Oglander, lady
M. 274; Okes, mrs. M. E. 312; Om-
manney, adm. sir J. A. 293; O'Neill,
visct. 251; Onslow, G. A. C. 265;
Ord, mr. W. 295; O'Reilly, hon. D.
306; Orr, col. 314; Osborne, gen. 306;
Osborne, lady H. 318; Ouseley, lieut.
312.
Paget, lady H. 261; Palk, lady.
251; Park, P. 300; Parker, capt. H.
D. 245; Parker, capt. W. 305; Parker,
mrs. A. 328; Parkinson, J. 249; Parry,
rear-adm. sir W. E. 292; Pattison, mrs.
H. 274; Patullo, lieut.-col. 305; Payne,
mrs. M. E. 304; Pechell, capt. 304;
Penleaze, J. S. 265; Pennefather, J.
264; Pepe, gen. 298; Pepper, lieut.-
col. 332; Percy, rear-adm. hon. W. H.
311; Phillimore, dr. J. 245; Phillips,
hon. mrs. 238; Phillips, E. 308; Phil-
lipson, E. B. 301; Pilcher, G. 315;
Pilkington, sir W. M. S. 317; Pistrucci,
signor, 306; Ponsonby, viset. 254;
Poole, capt. 305; Powell, J. H. 252;
Powell, capt. 315; Power, mrs. C. 239;
Power, sir J. 286; Powis, capt. 308;
Powney, capt. J. 248; Pratt, lady,
298; Preston, capt. 305; Prior, J. V.
291; Proby, lady F. 263; Pusey, P.
291; Pym, lieut.-col. sir H, 268; Pym,
adm. sir S. 310.
Radcliffe, dow. lady E. 319; Raglan,
lord, 287; Ramsden, lady A. 277;
Ravensworth, lord, 260; Rawlins, mrs.
M. 324; Reeves, mrs. C. 252; Rein-
agle, mrs. O. 261; Repington, vice-adm.
308; Ribey, mrs. 278; Richmond, dr.
312; Roberts, R. 289; Robertson, lord,
239; Robertson, J. A. 239; Robertson,
mrs. R. 273; Robinson, sir G. B. 248;
Robinson, capt. 285; Rochfort, G. 304;
Rochfort, capt. G. 305; Rodwell, J.
272; Rogers, miss S. 248; Rogers, S.
326; Rollo, lady A. 249; Romilly, W.
310; Rooke, mrs. M. 245; Rooke, capt.
331; Roope, lieut.-gen. 323; Rooper,
J. B. 261; Rose, mrs. A. C. 264; Rose,
lady, 269; Rose, lady L. 282; Rose,
rt. hon. sir G. H. 282; Ross, bp. of
(dr. Lowe), 247; Ross, Janet, 264;
Ross, capt. 303; Rothschild, baron C.
260; Rothschild, baron A. 333; Russia,
emperor of (Nicholas I.), 256; Rox-
burghe, duch. dow. 243; Ryder, lieut.
305.
Sandwith, lieut.-gen. 263; Sardinia,
queen dow. of, 241; Saumarez, N.
326; Savage, J. 267; Saxe Meiningen,
princess C. 263; Scott, lady, C. S.
286; Sefton, earl of, 296; Selwyn, W.
295; Seymour, lady R. 279; Shad-
forth, lient.-col. 283; Shaw, capt. 265;
Shawe, R. N. 312; Sheaffe, lady, 271;
Sheepshanks, rev. R. 298; Shiffner,
capt. 284; Shipperdson, E. 331; Shir-
ley, mrs. A. 324; Shirley, C. 325;
Sibthorp, col. 325; Sivewright, mrs. C.
S. 323; Smethwick, miss, 332; Smith,
C. D. 252; Smith, capt. 285; Smyth,
miss E. A. 269; Snow, capt. 304;
Soane, mrs. M. 267; Somerset, rev. V.
P. H. 249; Somerset, duke of, 299;
Sorell, maj. 282; Spicer, mrs. M. C.
307; Stack, lieut. col. 261; Stanhope,
earl, 256; Stanhope, capt. 306; Ste-
venson, capt. 305; St. George, A. 322;
Stock, dr. J. 315; Stowe, W. H. 285;
Stracey, sir J. H. 315; Strachey, rear-
adm. 273; Strangford, visct. 277; Street,
hon. G. F. 294; Stuart, gen. sir P.
250; Sullivan, J. 243; Sutton, sir R.
317; Swainson, W. 323; Swinburne,
E. 318; Syer, lady, M. A. 322.
Talbot, miss A. E. 262; Talbot, hon.
mrs. 315; Tattam, mrs. E. A. 294;
Taylor, W. B. 312; Tempest, mrs.
S. 332; Teynham, lady, 301; Thomas,
rear-adm. 328; Thomond, marq. 291;
Thomson, mrs. 277; Threipland, lady
M. 243; Torrens, maj.-gen. sir A. W.
302; Townley, R. G. 273; Towns-
hend, marq. 333; Tremenheere, gen.
297; Truro, lord, 316; Tuam, archbp.
324; Tucker, W. 261; Tudway, R. C.
312; Tuge, lady E. E. 317; Tweedie,
T. 317; Tylden, col. R. 297; Tyndale,
G. B. 251.
Upton, hon. gen. A. P. 244; Upton,
hon. E. J. 261.
Vaughan, capt. 305; Vaughton, R.
D. 319; Vanneck, hon. T. 263; Vicars,
capt. 263; Vivian, J. H. 250; Vivian,
hon. mrs. L. 273.
Walker, mrs. E. 331; Wallace, R.
363; Walpole, H. A. 244; Warburton,
dr. 324; Ward, Mrs. M. 282; Warren,
lient. J. F. 302; Warren, comm. C. G.
302; Watkins, mrs. E. L. 247; Wat-
son, dr. J. 248; Weaver, T. 290;
Welby, miss C. 244; Welsford, maj.
305; Wharncliffe, lord, 313; Wharton,
hon. mrs. 238; Whewell, mrs. C. 326;
Wightman, miss C. 261; Wilbraham,
miss E. 329; Wilkinson, commis.-gen.
325; Williams, W. 262; Williams,
mrs. A. 267; Williams, sir J. 312;
Williams, J. 321; Wing, W. E. 239;
Wing, J. W. 284; Winstanley, C.
247; Wodehouse, E. 301; Wolley,
mrs. J. 308; Wolley, mrs. L. M. A.
325; Wombwell, sir G. 242; Wood, T.
286; Wordsworth, miss D. 247; Wort-
ley, lady, 314; Wright, J. 244; Wynn,
maj. sir W. 331.
Yates, J. B. 324; Yea, lieut.-col.
283; Yellon, commis. G. 318; Young,
F. T. 250.
Earthquakes - Extensive earthquake in
New Zealand, 17; terrible earthquakes
at Constantinople and Broussa, 40;
earthquake in France, Switzerland, and
Central Europe, 115; terrible earth-
quakes in Japan; wreck of a Russian
frigate, 195.
Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 82;
the Great Exhibition at Paris, 88.
Fast Day Proclamation for a day of
humiliation and prayer, 41; observance
of the day, 56.
FINANCE ACCOUNTS, 452.
FIRES-Report of the number of Fires in
the Metropolis in 1854, 2; numerous
fires, with loss of life, on Jan. 25, 17;
the steam-ship Mauritius destroyed by
fire, 30; great fire near Blackfriars
Bridge, 30; conflagration in Bermond-
sey, 54; destructive fire at Sunderland,
57; numerous fires, with loss of life, in
March, 58; the steam-ship Croesus de-
stroyed by fire, 72; fires in Cambridge-
shire, 76; fire and loss of life in Leaden-
hall Street, 77; destruction of the
floating battery Etna by fire, 79; ex-
tensive fires in June, 109; the village
of Chamounix destroyed by fire, 113;
fire in Bermondsey, four lives lost, 128;
great fire at Havre, 139; fatal fires in
August, 141; fatal fire at naphtha works
at Wolverhampton, 149; fire in Stirling
Castle, 174; destruction of Carton
House, 203.
FRANCE-The traditions of the Empire
sedulously revived, [197]; the Em-
peror's address to the army in the court
of the Tuileries, [197]; attempt to
assassinate the Emperor by Pianori;
trial and execution of the assassin,
[198], 74; another supposed attempt
on the Emperor's life by a lunatic,
[198]; speech of the Emperor to the
Legislative Assembly in reference to
the war, [220]; immense amount of
the subscriptions to the new loan of
80,000,0007., [221], 12, 117; trial of
a French governess, Mdlle. Doudet, for
cruelty to English children, 26; visit
of the Emperor and Empress to Her
Majesty, 65; the Great Exhibition at
Paris, 88; visit of the Lord Mayor to
Paris, 97; Her Majesty's Visit to Paris,
132; dreadful railway accident on the
Paris and Versailles line, 150; on the
Lyons line, 151.
GREAT BRITAIN-State of public feeling
at the opening of the year, [2]; Parlia-
ment re-assembles on the 23rd January,
[2]. See PARLIAMENT.
INDIA- The Indian Budget laid before
Parliament, [184]; Summary of the
statement, 467; Mr. Bright charges the
Indian Government with the use of
torture for collecting the revenue, [185];
Her Majesty gives official rank to the
officers of the Indian army, 77.
IRELAND Murders in murder of
Smyth, in Cavan, 142; of Miss Hinds,
in Cavan, 154; of Mr. Ramsbottom, in
King's County; of Murray, in Armagh ;
of Grant, at Silverbridge; of McCollum,
in Tyrone; of McHale, near Castlebar,
172.
LAW AND POLICE-Great bank robbery at
Ballarat; capture of Garrat in London,
44; trial of Charles King, the detective
police officer and thief-trainer, 61; great
robbery of gold during transmission to
Paris, 86; bankruptcy of Messrs. Strahan,
Paul, and Bates, bankers; criminal pro-
ceedings, 98; their trial at the Central
Criminal Court, 359; Alice Grey, the
impostor, 163; coroner's inquest on the
body of John Parsons Cooke; supposed
dreadful poisonings by William Palmer,
of Rugeley, 186.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS, Table
of, for ten years, 1845 to 1855, 471.
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE for the year 1854,
471.
MINISTRY, LIST OF THE, as it stood on
Jan. 1 (Earl of Aberdeen's), 207; on
Feb. 16 (Lord Palmerston's), 208; sub-
sequently to Feb. 22 (Lord Palmerston's),
209.
MISCELLANEOUS-The weather at the com-
mencement of the year, 1; in January,
curious scenes in the Parks, 23; the
weather in December, 205; Her Ma-
jesty's new yacht, 11; the French loan
of 30,000,000l., 12; the King of Sar-
dinia, melancholy losses in his family,
13; earthquake in New Zealand, 17;
Proclamation against certain treasonable
practices, 25; a French governess, trial
of Malle. Doudet, for cruelty, 26;
bread-riots in Liverpool and London,
32; day of fasting and humiliation,
Her Majesty's Proclamation, 41; the
fast day, 56; sale of the Bernal Col-
lection, 41; great bank robbery at Bal-
larat, 44; riots at the gold-diggings,
48; death of the Emperor of Russia,
49; the Queen's visit to Chatham Hos-
pitals, 49; horrors of Caffre warfare,
53; amateur exhibition of drawings for
the relief of the families of officers
killed, 57; amateur performance of a
pantomime by the Fielding Club, 58;
sailing of the Baltic fleet, 60; launch
of two screw floating batteries, 64;
visit of the Emperor of the French to
Her Majesty, 65; loan of 16,000,0007.,
71; attempt to assassinate the French
Emperor, 74; another attempt, 142;
official rank of the Indian army, 77;
the Crimean telegraph, 81; exhibition
of the Royal Academy, 82; eruption of
Mount Vesuvius, 83; daring robbery of
gold on transmission to Paris, 86; con-
secration of the Bishop of Sierra Leone,
87; the French Exhibition, 88; distri-
bution of war medals by the Queen,
89; the new Secretary of State for
War, 92; Administrative Reform,
Order in Council establishing exami-
nations, 92; death of Provis, the
"Smyth" impostor, 94; visit of the
Lord Mayor to Paris, 97; bankruptcy
of Messrs. Strahan and Co.; criminal
charges; their examination in the Court
of Bankruptcy, 98; Sunday riots in
Hyde Park, 106; repeated in the
autumn, 157; Mr. Farren's farewell of
the stage, 111; earthquake in Central
Europe, 115; immense English snake,
115; funeral of Lord Raglan, 116;
Goodwood Races, 117; launch of the
Marlborough, 131 guns, 118; war in
Sennegambia, 119; singular sudden
deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Hoof, 126;
Turkish loan of 5,000,000l., 129; Her
Majesty's visit to Paris, 132; Hereford
Musical Festival, 139; Birmingham
Musical Festival, 140; Mdlle. Rosa
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