ADV

Batoum, 249
Beaconsfield,

Disraeli)

Lord (see Benjamin

Beckford and' Alroy,' 49, 53
Bentinck, Lord George, 140; and Peel,
142-146; death of, 147 (see also 'Life
of Lord Bentinck')

Berlin Conference, 249, 250, 252, 261
Billault, death of, 185, 186
Birth and early days, 12-14, 69
Bismarck, Prince, and Russia, 233; 243;
and Berlin Conference, 249, 250
Blessington, Lady, 50, 52, 54, 108, 156
Bolingbroke, Lord, 97, 98

Bradenham, 24, 25, 28, 34, 44, 58, 255,
256

Briggs, Mr., 43

British Empire, the, 238-241, 244, 245,

CADIZ, 32

CON

Campbell, Sir J., and D.'s maiden
speech, 72, 73

Canning, death of, 132; lines on 'A
Candid Friend,' 134; Peel and, 143-146
Carlton Club, 60'; elected at, 64; dinner
at the, 68, 69

Carlyle on Lord Beaconsfield, 1-3, 130;
'Shooting Niagara,' 1-3, 195; and
Reform, 55; and the 'Disraeli'
science, 79; and the Corn Laws, 80;
and Jews, 84; 'Past and Present,' 92,
93; and Puseyism, 95: and Free
Trade, 151; on Parliamentary Reform,
160; and 'Lothair,' 218; honours for,
252, 253

Carnarvon, Lord, 195, 249
Carriage incident, the, 89
Carringtons, the, 54-56

Carthage, the Jews in, 4

Catholic emancipation, Peel and, 131;
143-146; 203

Catholic question, the, 22

Chandos, Lord, 57, 72

Charles I. and Ireland, 60, 98, 102, 103
Chartists and Chartism, 59; petition of
1839, 85, 86, 93; 94, 101
Chatham, Lord, 243

'Childe Harold' compared to 'Con-
tarini,' 46, 49
Christianity, 169-172

Church of England, revival of, 94-99,
102; and State, 170-177; 200, 204, 206,
245-247

Church of Ireland, the, 204-211

Civil War in America, 158, 159, 163, 183,
194, 201

Clay, James, 35, 36

Cobden, Mr., 81, 82; and Free Trade,
136; 150; and the Crimean War,

Cyprus, 41, 250, 261

DARWIN, followers of, 172, 173; 'Origin
of Species,' 173
Death, 257
Democracy, 192

Derby, Lord, 149, 157, 188, 191, 193,
196, 249

Devilsdust in Sybil,' 121-123
Dickens and Pickwick,' 23
D'Israeli, Isaac, and the Jewish people,

5, 6; boyhood of, 8-11; family of, 12,
13: abandons Judaism for the Church
of England, 13, 14; pictured in 'Vivian
Grey,' 18; and High Wycombe election,
55; death of, 179

Disraeli, Benjamin, the elder, 7–11
- James, son of Isaac D., 13
13, 36

Ralph, son of

Sarah, daughter, 12, 13; and Wm.
Meredith, 44

Disraeli, Benjamin, birth and education,
12-16; baptism of, 14; school days,
16-19; and London society, 19, 50,
58; enters a solicitor's office, 22; first
novel, 23-25; travels abroad, 24-44,99;
Bradenham, 24-25; satires of, 25-27;
dress and manners, 29, 39, 53, 55; im-
proved health, 34, 35; the poetical life,
45-49; prose writings, 49; political ambi-
tion, 50, 51; portraits of, 52-54; financial
embarrassments, 52, 64, 65, 69, 178,
179; a Radical, 54; High Wycombe
election, 55-57; on marriage, 58; takes
seat in H. of C., 68, 119; maiden
speech in the House, 70-73; outset of
Parliamentary career, 74; a Conser-
vative, 94, 95; political and religious
belief, 83, 84; Carlyle and, 84, 92, 93,
130, 252, 253; and dinner at White-
hall Gardens, 85; marriage of, 88-90;
Church views of, 94-99; creed, 108; as
Sidonia in 'Coningsby,' 113; and Sir R.
Peel, 131-137, 144-147; and Tory party,
139, 140; leader of Opposition, 149-
156; remarkable speeches of, 160-164;
literary work, 165-168; religious views,
168-172; at Oxford, 173-177; and Mrs.
Willyams, 179-187; Chancellor of the
Exchequer, 188; arms and_motto,
186, 187; and Parliamentary Reform,
199, 202; Prime Minister, 196-198, 235-

GER

242; wife, 211; and Ireland, 211;
writings, 216; return to power, 235;
on the abolition of slavery, 236; and
Russia, 248, 249; retirement from
office, 254, 255; illness and death,
257; general estimate of, 258-262. See
also Novels, Speeches, Satires and
Elections

D'Orsay, Count, 50, 58, 62, 92, 108
Dress, 29, 39, 53, 55, 70, 92, 173
Ducrow speech, 65

Dufferin, Lady, and D.'s dress, 53
Duncombe, Tom, 86, 108
Durham, Lord, 57

Eliot, Lord, 50

'Endymion,' Ferrars in, 24, 25, 88, 178,
255, 256

England, the Jews in, 5, 7; past and
present, 74-82; trade, 76; Christi-
anity, 81; progress in, 91, 92; and
economists, 93, 94; revival of Church
of, 94-99, 102; feudal system of, 97;
the aristocracy of, 86, 107, 109 112,
113, 187, 192-194, 217; Constitution
in Coningsby, 114-119, 127, 128;
working of English Government, 125,
126; party government in, 153-156;
wealth of, 161; warning against play-
ing with the Constitution, 162-164,
188; and Protestantism, 203
English Constitution, a satire on, 26,

FAMILY HISTORY, 6-11

Fenian Rebellion of 1867, 201, 202
Feudal system in England, 97
Financial embarrassments, 64, 65, 69,
178, 179

Fleuriz, governor of Cadiz, 32

France, and L. Napoleon, 156, 157;
revolution in, 163; and Germany, 232
Franchise Bill, a, 195

Free Trade, 78-82, 92, 100, 125, 131;
and Progress, 149-152; effects of, 160,
161; 193, 238

Frere, Sir Bartle, 251

'GENIUS OF JUDAISM,' by Isaac Disraeli,
5-6, 13, 14

Germany and Carlyle, 25

INDIA, 234, 238-240, 261
Indian Mutiny, the, 158, 183
Infernal Marriage,' 26, 27, 217
Inquisition, the, and the Jews, 6
Ireland, 59; in 'Popanilla,' 60; 65, 70, 71,
98, 102-106, 136; famine in, 138, 142;
Fenianism in, 200-203; Church of, 204-
211; 233, 237, 238, 242, 260
Irish Education Bill, 235

Irving's (Washington) story of the Inn
at Terracina, 33
'Ixion in Heaven,' 26, 27

O'co

Leech, J., and Punch, 252
Lemprière's dictionary, 26
Lennox, Lord William, 50
Letters, 84; on his travels abroad, 24-
44; to 'The Times' re O'Connell, 62,
63; Runnymede, 64; to sister about
maiden speech, 71-73: to Mrs.
Brydges Willyams, 182-187

Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham, 51, 67;
death of Mr., 88

'Life of Lord George Bentinck,' 108;
Sir R. Peel in, 131; 145, 146, 165, 168,
179, 226

London; society in, 19; of to-day, 151
'Lothair,' Preface to, 98, 99; outline of,
215-231; 256, 260

Lyle, Mr., in 'Coningsby,' III
Lyndhurst, Lord, 57-59, 64, 147

O'co

58-65; and Sir F. Burdett, 70; and
Ireland in 1843, 102, 104; 136
O'Connor, T. P., 'Life of Lord Beacons-
field,' Ireland in, 105, 106
Oxford, Church at, 84; Tractarian
movement at, 107, 108, 203; High
Churchmen at, 172; B. D. at 173-177

PALMERSTON, Lord, 100, 101, 103, 159,
242, 243

Paris, Isaac Disraeli in, 10, 12; dinner,
with Louis Philippe, 101
Parliament and Disraeli, 3, 4; in
'Coningsby,' 117-119; Jews in, 234
Parliamentary government, Carlyle

and, I

Penal laws, 205, 208, 209
Personal characteristics, 260-262
Philippe, Louis, 101, 185
Philpotts, Bishop, 68

Peel, Sir Robert, first meeting with, 50;
59; and O'Connell, 63, 104; 68, 69, 71,
72, 74, 84-87, 94, 99; in 1841, 100-
102; and Eastern Question, 103; in
Coningsby,' 110, 111; 119, 129; and
Disraeli, 131-137; and Canning, 134,
143; and Free Trade, 135, 136, 192,
193; challenge to D., 136, 137;
and the Corn Laws, 138-143; and
Lord Bentinck, 144-146, 168; fall of,
146, 147, 212; Disraeli and, 261
Pitt, 21; the younger, 69, 98; the
elder, 146; and Warren, 187; the
two, 242

Plato and Greece, 132; and religion,
171, 172

Poems, Isaac D.'s, 10, 11

Poet, a, or not a poet? 47-49

Poland, 185, 186

Political economy, 78, 93, 94, 129, 130
'Popanilla,' 26, 27, 60

Poticary's school, Mr., 13, 14

Press representation in 'Coningsby,
118, 119

Prince Imperial, the, 213
Progress, 147, 148

Protection, 78-82, 193

Protestantism, 77, 203; in Ireland, 202,
203

Public schools, 15.

Public Worship Bill, 172, 246, 247
Puseyism at Oxford, 94-96

'QUARTERLY REVIEW,' January 1889,

20, 49

RADICALS in Parliament, 59, 70, 74, 246
Ramle, plain of, 42

Rathcormack massacre, the, 59
Rationalism, 172, 173, 204
Redshid Pasha, 36-40

Reformation, the, 207

Reform Bill of 1867, Carlyle and, 1-3;

59, 68, 85, 94; effects of, 96-98; 125; a
new, 188-192, 198, 199, 202, 234

SYB

'Revolutionary Epic,' a poem, 45, 48, 108
Rogers, Samuel, 22

Rose, Dr., of Wycombe, 64
Rothschild, 186
Rowton, Lord, 255

Runnymede letters in 'The Times,' 64
Russell, Lord John, 74; and the Chartist
riots, 86; and Ireland, 105, 106; and
Corn Law, 132; 137-139, 145, 162; and
Reform Bill, 188; and the Polish
Question, 185; 246

Russia and the Black Sea Treaty, 232,
332; 243-245; in Asia, 244; and
Turkey, 247-250

SALISBURY, Lord, 195

Satires. See

Ixion in Heaven,'
'Popanilla,' 'The Infernal Marriage,'
&c.

School life, 14-19

Scott, Sir W., and Isaac D.'s poems,

Shrewsbury election, 100

Sidonia in Coningsby,' 113-116, 127
Slavery, abolition of, 236

Smyth, George, 102

Smythe, Sir H., hunting with, 58
Spain, the Jews of, 5, 6; visit to, 28, 29;
adventures in, 30-35

Spanish families and crests, 187
Speeches, at the 'Red Lion,' High Wy.
combe, 55, 56; at Taunton, 61, 62; at
Wycombe, 65; Ducrow, 65; maiden-
in House of Commons, 70-73; on Copy-
right Bill, 73, 74; during Peel's Minis-
try, 133-138; on Free Trade, 135, 136,
140; on the Corn Laws, 137-138, 140-
142; on the effects of Free Trade,
160, 161; on playing with the Consti
tution, 160-164; at Oxford, on the
Church, 173-177; on tricks with
British Constitution, 188; on secret
committees, 212, 213; at Manchester,
214; at the Crystal Palace, 1872, 239;
at Berlin Conference, 249
Stanley, Dean, 175

-

Lord, 139; and Greece, 184
Strafford and Ireland, 60

Strangford, Lord, 63

Strauss, followers of, 172, 173
Suez Canal, 43; shares, 261
Swift, the satire of, 26

'Sybil; or, the Two Nations,' dedicated
to his wife, 88, 89; 92; Reform Act in,
96-98; extracts from, &c., 119-129,
215; the Reformation in, 226; 256,
260

TAD

TADPOLE and Taper in 'Sybil,' 125,

126
'Tancred; or, the New Crusade,' im-
pressions of the Holy Land in, 41-43 ;
sketch of, 165-168; 215
Tariff of 1842, the, 101
Taunton election, 60, 64
Theodora, in 'Lothair,' 221-226
Theories of life, 169, 170

'Times,' letter to, about O'Connell, 62,
63; Runnymede letters in, 64
Tractarians at Oxford, 107, 108, 204;
Mr. Gladstone a, 207; 246
Trafford, 130

Transvaal, 251

Travels abroad, 24-44

Troy, the plain of, 41

Turkey in 1843, 103, 104; 157, 243, 244;
and Russia, 247-250; treaty with, 250

Turks, the, 36-38

Turner, Mr. Sharon, 14
Tyre, the Jews and, 4

UNDER-SECRETARIES OF STATE, 86

'VENETIA,' 65, 109, 215-
Venice, the Jew in, 6, 7

'Vestiges of the Natural History of
Creation,' 166-168

ZUL

'Vindication of the British Constitution,'

59, 64
'Vivian Grey, school-days pictured in,
15-19; and the Bar, 21; and the
Church, 21; a successful novel, 23-25;
the 'Young Duke' in, 25; 28, 29, 46,
49, 215, 260

Voltaire on Ireland, 208, 242

WALES's wedding, the Prince of, 184,
185

Wellington, the Duke of, 57, 63, 64, 99
'What is he?' a political pamphlet, 57, 58
Whigs, and Ireland, 59-61; 67, 70;
ministry in 1865, 188

Wife, his, 88-90, 211
Wilberforce, Bishop, 173
William IV., death of, 67

Willis, N. P., sketch of Benjamin
Disraeli, 52, 53

Willyams, Mrs. Brydges, of Torquay,
179-187, 258

Wiseman, Cardinal, in 'Lothair,' 220

YANINA, visit to, 36-40

Young Englanders, the, 102, 107, 109

ZULUS, the, 213; war with, 251

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