CONTENTS OF VOL. III. Portrait PRINCE OF WALES-From a photograph,.. LORD BROUGHAM-From a photograph, JOHN BRIGHT-From a photograph,. ✓ Lord Clyde-From the portrait by Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A., Father Newman's Attacks on Protestantism -Affair of Giovanni G. Achilli-Case of "The Queen versus J. H. Newman," HOME AFFAIRS IN 1852-Mr. Walpole's new Militia Bill-Mr. Macaulay again returned for Edinburgh-His enthusiastic Recep- tion in the Music Hall Macaulay's Speech against the Franchise Clauses of Commissioners' Report on the Oxford Colleges -Parliamentary Oaths Question and Mr. Alderman Salomons-Lord Lyndhurst's Law Reforms-Lord Brougham's proceed- The Frome-Bennett Case-Mr. Horsman's Charges against Mr. Bennett and the Bishop of Bath and Wells-Mr. Gladstone defends them-Revival of Convocation, THE EASTERN QUESTION-Visit of the Czar Nicholas to England in 1844-His Posi- tion and Temper-He communicates his Views on Turkey to Sir Hamilton Sey- Studies and Pursuits of the Emperor Nicholas -His Love of Pomp and Display-His un- 23 Inefficiency of the Commissariat and Transport Services-Great Storm and Loss of Valuable Stores-Gross official The Times Crimean Fund-The "Patriotic PAGE 148 Debate on Mr. Roebuck's Motion for Inquiry -The Aberdeen Ministry defeated and resign-The Duke of Newcastle's defence, 143 Failure of Lord Derby to form a Ministry- Lord John Russell fails to form a Ministry- The Palmerston Coalition Cabinet formed -Mr. Gladstone appointed Chancellor of Exchequer and Lord Panmure War Secre- Sketch of Lord Panmure (Mr. Fox Maule), Lord Palmerston announces the Policy of his Government-Opposition of Mr. Layard- Mr. Roebuck presses his Resolution-The new Ministry threatened with Dissolution the War-A Committee of Inquiry ap- Death of the Czar Nicholas, and Accession of Alexander II. Resolution of British Government to prosecute the War, . Arrival of Wounded Soldiers in England- . Congress at Vienna- Proposals rejected by Russia-Her Endeavours to separate Eng- land and France Breaking up of the Administrative Reform Association estab- lished - Lord Ellenborough proposes an Address to Her Majesty-Lord Granville Lord John Russell urges the Appointment of Lord Palmerston as War Secretary-Lord 196 Mr. Cobden's Motion against the Foreign 201 204 The Divorce Act- Mr. Gladstone's Opposition, 205 210 212 216 219 Commercial Depression and Failures in 1857, 220 Sunday Bill The Times upholds the Op- 222 226 Act for London, Efforts for Extension of Education Improve- 229 . 231 Embezzlements by Sir John Dan Paul, End of the Transportation System - Penal 232 237 |