LIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. W. E. FORSTER. WILLIAM EDWARD FORSTER. • 1880.
(PROM A P~OTOGRAPH BY G. APPLETON AND CO •. BRADFORU) ,! .', AND HALL, LnoT:m. 1889. Dhananjaymao o.dgiJ Library 11811111111118 LIFE GIPE-P~E-003099
THE BIGHT HONOURABLE· • • WILUAM EDWARD FORSTER
JI'I' T. WEMYS S REID.
LOm>OY: CHAPMAN AND HAIL, LnoTED. 1889.
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... .,( ( BJ 3 OJ~ • CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. r.&GB PAllEKTAGI AND BIRTH 1
CHAPTER II. ScHOOL DAYS 17
CHAPTER III.
BEGIlflfING LIFB 41
CHAPTER IV.
FIRBT ATTEMPTS AT PUBLIO Woas: • 57 • CHAPTER V.
BUDFORD •••
CHAPTER VI. TaB lalBR F AMIXE 94
CHAPTER VII. 1848: AT HOllE AND ABROAD ... ••• 115
CHAPTER VIIL
MARRIAGE, AND LIFE AT BURLEY •.. Hi • vi CONTENTS.
CHAPTER IX.
ELECTION FOR BRADFORD
• CHAPTER X . REFORM -VISIT TO THE EAST ••• I ••• 213
CHAPTER XI. MINISTER OF EDUCATION 240
CHAPTER XII. THE EDUCATION BILL •.. 260
CHAPTER XIIL THE STRUGGLE WITH THE BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE •.• 288
CHAPTER XIV.
THE GENEVA ARBITRATION ••• 318
CHAPTER XV.
VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES •.. 339
CHAPTER XVL
THE LEADlfilSHIP OF TUE LmERAL PARTY-THE EASTERN QUESTION 369 ( CHAPTER XVII FOREIGN POLICY. OF THE TORY GOVERNME~""r ••• 396 CHAPTER XVIII.
THE CAUCUS 430
CHAPTER XIX.
"THE IRISH SECRETARYSHIP ... 446
CHAPTER XX.
TUE PROTECTION ACT •.• 470 , CONTENTS. vii
CHAPTER XXI. PA.G. THB BATTLB WITH THE LAND LEAGUB 503 CHAPTER XXII. • CLOSING DAYS or IRELANJi· ••• ••• 530 • CHAPTER XXIII.• THB KILHAINHAK TREATy-RESIGNATION ••• 553
CHAPTER XXIV. LAST Yun 580
CHAPTER XXV. lLLNE88 AND DUTH ••• ••• 607
CHAPTER XXVI. CoNOLU81ON ... ••• 630 INDEX.
Anti-slavery Society, 376, 586 A Applegarth, Mr., of the Society 01 Carpenters and Joiners, 250 Abbott, Richard, Forster's mathemati Arbitration, the Geneva, 329-335 cal master, 34 Argyll, Duke of, 375, 408 Abdul Kerim, Turkish Commander-in- Arms Bill, the, 484 Chief,388 Arnold, Dr., 90, 147; E. P., 205; Aberdeen, Lord, 408 Edward, 206; Matthew, 176; Wil Aberdeen University, 401-405 liam Delafield, 149, :t59, 175, 176; Achmet Kaiserley, Turkish Minister .of Jane, wife ofW. E. Forster, 147 Marine, 394 Arnold-Forster, E. P., 77, 342, 346 Adam, W. P., Liberal whip, 371, 376, Arthur, Mr., and the Birmingham 440 League, 298 Adams, Charles Francis, American Ashe, Dr., 44 Minister, 187, 190, 192, 204, 322, Ask Lodge, 108 324, 331, 333, 353, 365 Ateliers, Club des, 134 Adderley, C. B., 214,217 Athenry, Forster at, 537 Afghanistan, 436, 437 Athens, 239 Agrarian outrages, 457, 462, 463, 465; Aumale, Duc d', 318 467, 478, 494, 498, 603, 514, 532, Austria, 395, 399 540, 649, 662 "Autocracy of the Czars," 163 Ahmed Vefvik, 408 Azani, the Temple of Jupiter at, 229 Aikin, Edward, at school with Forster, Aziz Pacha, Governor of Philippopolis, 29 388,393 Aks&, a village in Turkey, 224 Alabama claims, the, 201, 292, 322- B 335 Albania, 399 Backhouse, Jonathan and Hannah, Alexander, G. W., 74, 107 50,52 Allen, Commanders Bird and William, Baines, Edward, 171, 174, 183, 194, 71 . 202,242,277,305 America, United 'States of, the elder Ball, John, 205, 222, 224, 235 Forster visits, 18; .. Uncle Tom's BaUinasloe, 106 Cabin," 161; civil war, 184, 187; .. Ballitore, the Annals of," 15 American freedom a sham·, 197; the Ballot Act, the, 292, 294, 319, 320 Alabama claims, 322-335; Forster's Balmoral, 281 visit, 353-368; Land League remit Baltimore, 365 tances from, 511 Bandurra, famine at, 107 638 INDEX.
Barbes, 129, 132, 133, 136 Bradpole, 13, 14, .43 Baring, 390 Brady, the murderer, 578 Barrows Hill, 22 Brand, Henry, Liberal whip, 1D3, 195, Bashi-Bazouks, the, 378, 389, 391 !l08, 277, 319 Batak atrocities, 378, 391, 397 Brennan, Thomas, 460 Baxter, W. E., 194,303 Bridport, 13 Bazardjik, 225 Brigandage, 231 Beaconsfield, . Lord, 197, 219; House Bright, ·John, 187; military prepara hold Suffrage Bill, 221 ; resigns, 248 ; tions, 192; impracticable and un unable to form an administration, English, 200; reform demonstra 304; attacks Forster, 319, 376; tions, 217; in the Cabinet, 248; . accepts an earldom, 378 j his reck Privy Councillor, 248; Birmingham lessness, 419, 421; speech at the League, 290, 307; Ballot Bill, 293; Guildhall banquet, 436; resigns, on education, 305; Chancellor of 444 . the Duchy, 307; attacks Forster, Beecroft, Mr., member for Leeds, 174 307-316; his oratory, 605 Beell,ive, Forster bitterly attacked in British and Foreign School Society, the, 289 166 Behrens, Sir Jacob, and the Education BritisQ. Columbia, 216 Bill,266 Briiish J;ndia Society, 156 Belfield, George III. at, 11 "British Philanthropy and Jamaica Belgrade, Forster at, 383-385 Distress," 163 Belmullet, distress in, 485 Broussa to Smyrna, Forster'J! journey Bentham, Jeremy, 91 from, 223 Berlin treaty, the, 436 Brown, F., 156 Beveridge, Governor, 358 Bruce, H. A., 244, 256, 261, 294, 30a Biggar, Mr. Joseph G., 414, 460 Brussels, 381 Binney, Mr., and the Birmingham Buchanan, Sir Andrew, 395 League, 298 Bucharest, 383 .Binns's school at Tottenham, 31 " Buckshot,» 484, 493, 501, 538, 582 Birkbeck, Henry, at school with Fors Bulgariau atrocities, the, .377-395 ter, 34 Burke, Mr., Permanent Under-Secre- Birkbeck, Jane, wife of Josiah Forster, tary, 451, 461, 486, 512, 527, 573, 4 575 Birmingbam League, the; 256, 260- Butt, Mr., 377 315, 339, 349, 369, 434 Buxton, Anna, 10-13; wife of William Bismarck, Prince, 415 Forster, 13; visits Ireland, 15; Black, Rev. W., 140, 195 Priscilla, 35; Charles,94 Blake, Mr., 528 Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell, 8-18, 26- Blanc, Louis, 127, 129; 136 33, 39, 51, 54, 58-64, 70, 95 ; Blanqui, M., 120-131, .134; 135 second baronet, 353 Bludgeon-fighting at an election, 51, 52 Buxtons of Colne, the, 10, 26 Boffin, famine at, 109, 628 Buyukdere, 389 Bolton, 80, 85, 115 Byles, William, proprietor of the Bosnia, 385, 389, 410, 427 Brad/ord Observer, 82, 341, 342, Boston, 365 424 :Bowen, Sir 'George, 609 Bowring, Dr., 60 C Boycott, Captain, 464 Boycotting, 456, 457, 460, 507, 522, Cahirciveen, 97, 100 526, 533, 549 Cairns, Lord, 500, 536, p37 Bradford, 77; Times,· '78; Observer, Caithness, Forster's visit to, 80 82, 183;. cholera, 140.; Forster Campbell, Sir George, 373 elected for, 443; caucus, 430, 432, Canada, 354, 364, 366, 373 438 i Liberal Association, 596, 615 Cantwell, Rev. Mr., Irish priest, 517 INDEX. 639
Capital, value and power of, 84: Closure, the, 483 Cardwell, Lord, 211-216, 283, 314, Club des Ateliers, 134 330, 375, 408, 411 Club des Femmes, 133, 134 <:arey, James, the informer, 556, 577- Cobden, Mr., 64,187, 189, 197, 198, 679 200, 202, 322 <:arlsbad.415 Coercion, 449, 479, 523,530,552,576 Carlyle, Jane, 1l~120. 128 Coghlan, Dr., preacher, 427 Carlyle, Thomas, 81; .. Sartor Resar Cold-water oure, the, 89 tus," 87 ; .. Chartism." 87; visit from Coleridge. HlIltley, 55, 119 Forster, 94:, 128. 137; with Forster. Collillllo Mr., Prince Leopold's tutor, 116; at a Methodist meeting. 117 ; 284 ata labk d'Mte, 117; visit to Rawdon, Collyer, Rev. Robert, 357 118-120; with Duffy and Forster Colonies, the, 367, 371, 373, 597 in Ireland. 139; Lord George Hill, Communism and Socialism, distinction 140; his pamphlets. 150 between, 133 Carnarvon. Lord, 416, 419, 421 Compensation for' Disturbance Bill, Cassaba, 235. 236 . 452-454 .. Castle. the," 526 Confederate oruisers, 198 Castlebar. 106, 139 Congo river, 382 Catechism to be exoluded from schools, Connaught, 461, 466, 486, 504,520, 549 the, 274, 277, 279. 314, 354 Connemara, 476 Cattle plague, 252, 292, 319. 320 Constabulary, Royal Irish, 471, 495, CauolllI, the. See Birmingham League. 497, 512, 568, 625 Cavendish, Lord Frederick. 284, 423. Constantinople, Forster at, 222; the 506.522,569-673,578,579 Conference, 406 Cetewayo, 428 Cook, Mr., the excursion agent, 194 Chamberlain, Mr. Joseph, 339, 413, Cooper Institute, New York, 353,355 531. 545. 559. 592, 699 Cooper, Thomas, the Chartist, 88, 94, Chaplin, Mr., and the Disturbance Bill, 95,112,137,140,289,435,580 452,453 Cork, 461, 462, 486, 504: .. Chartism the Peril of the Nation," Corn Lawll, 87 127 Corti, Count, Italian Minister, 392 Chartists. the, 123-139 Cosmopolitan Club, 192, 338 Chartres. Duo de, 318 II Cottage Ladies," the, 2~l, 70, 72 Chatel. Abb4 133 Cotton Ports, blockade of the, 196 Chattanooga. 361 Courtais, General, 135, 136 Chester-Ie-Street, 3 Cowen, Joseph, 171 Childers, Right Hon. H. C. E., 194. Cowper, Lord, 459, 511, 553, 577 248, 375, 414, 422, 442, 552 Craven Moor, 343 China, 403 Cromer, 51, 81 Choate,Josepb; President Union League Cropper, J., 263, 616, 618 Club, 367 Cross, Mr. J. K., 558, 559 Chouts. Mr .• American orator, 366 Cross, Sir Richard, 413, 422 Christian. Prince, 382 Crowe's" History of France," 36 Christian. Socialist. the, 156 Cumin, Mr., 263, 280 Christich, M., Servian Minister. 386 CUlDulative Vote, the, 284, 291, 312 Church, the Irish, 100, U7, 418 Cybele, Temple of, 235 Churchill, Lord Randolph, 453 Cima Tosa, the, 58! Clllle, Forster's visit to, 535 D Clayden, Mr., and the Birmingham League, 298 Da,7y News on Bulgarian atrocities, Clifden, famine at, 108 the, 377, 387, 388, 390, 397 Clogher, collision with the police at, Dale, Mr., minister of the Independents, 4!J0 291:,297 640 INDEX.'
Dalkeith, Lord, contests Midlothian, Edinburgh Review, Forster a con 444 tributor to the, 159, 163 Danube, Forster on the, 222 Education Act, the, 248-287, 298, 304 Davis, Bancroft, and the Alabama 306, 320, 344, 349 ' claims, 332 Education, necessity for popular, 96, Davis, Thomas, leader of the Young 144,164,168,173,193,240 Ireland movement, 114 Education Union, the National,256 Davitt, Michael, 484, 487, 504 Egan, Patrick, 460, 461 De Grey, Lord. See Ripon. Egypt, 412, 415; 594-597 Democratic· party of New York, the Elliot, Sir Henry, 387, 388,390,410- 0ld,356 412 Derby, Lord, 197, 217, 398, 411, 416, Ellis, James, 126 419,421,424,426,427 Ely, Lady, 283, 412, 611 Derkee, Dr., and the Bandurra famine, Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 132-135, 141. 107 353 , Derrynane, 100, 103 Emigration, 144, 469, 552, 561, 627 DiuJ" the, 82 . Emis Effendi, 227 Dickenson, Colonel, American senator, Emly, Lord, 434 on the Canada question, 364 Endowed Schools Bill, 251 DiIke, Sir Charles, on the Education Ennis, Parnell's speech at, 456 Act, 299 Epirus, 395, 399, 427 Dillon, John, 114; intended prosecu Evarts and the Alabama claims, 331 tion, 460; suspended, 484; the affair Evictions, 452, 463, 495, 554, 624 at ClOgher, 490; arrested, 490-492; Exarch of the Bulgarian Church, the. Parnell' arrested,. 515; three Irish 368 . members in prison, 516; Kilmain Exeter Hall, 429 ham treaty, 562; released, 570 Explosive letter, the, 499, 532 Disestablishment, 417, 418 Eyre, Governor of Jamaica, 211-215. Disraeli, Benjamin. See Beaconsfield. 221 Disturbance Bill, Compensation for, 452-455, 501 F Dixon, Mr., 265, 269, 291, 294, 300, 352 Dogs of Constantinople, the, 237 Factory Acts, 246, 258 Doherty, Irish Bocialist, 133 Famine in Ireland, 96-100, 107, 112 Donegal, 486 Fawcett, Mr. Henry, 265, 277, 411. Donoughmore, Lord, 533 423,425 . . Doonasheen, Patrick Egan murdered Femmes, Club des, 133 at, 510 Fenians, 481, 548 Dorsetshire, 13, 23 Feudalism, 203 Dublin Board, the, 600 Field, Mr. Cyrus, 355 Dublin, Parnellita demonstration at, Fish, Mr., 331, 334, 366 606 Fisherman's Friend, the, 27 Duchy of Lancaster, Mr. Bright Chan- Fishponds House, 28-30 cellor of the. 307 Fison, Mr., 77,493 Dudley, Elizabeth, Quakeress, 23 Fitzgerald, Rev. -, and the distress at Dufferin, Lord, 354, 355 Ollfden, 109 Duffy, Mr., with Carlyle iu Ireland, 139 Fitzmaurice, Edmond, 303, 410 Durham, Forster at, 53 Fitzwilliam, Lord, 33 , Dynamite policy, the, 506 Flogging in the Army abolished, 439 ./!'orster, Right Hon. William Edward, , born, 16; at school at Fishponds E House, 28; Mr. Binns's school at Tottenham, 31; attends an Anti Earlham, 41, 43 slavery meeting, 33; his passion for Eary, murder of Patrick, 510 mathematics, 33; wishes to go to INDEX. 641 the bar, 38; reads with private Playfair's motion,. 351; Sheffield tutor, 38; his school themes fore board school, 352 ; visits America, Ihadow his after-work, 39;, visitc to 353; Quebec, 353; Montreal, 354; the HouM oC Commons, 39; in Ottawa, 354; New York, 355; business, 42; teaches in a Sunday Chicago and Springfield, 357; Colo Ichool, 50; meetings of Friends, 50; rado, 360; his father's grave, 362; Norwich election~ 51; leaves Rob the Normal Black School, 364; the berds, 62; Darlington, 52; Pease's American Senate, 365; Union League woollen mill, 53; leaves Darlington, (;lub, 367; returns to England, 368 ; 72; bachelor life, 75; moves to .. Our Colonial Empire," 372.; elected Hampstead, 75; in business at Lord Rector of Aberdeen University, BwCord, 77; walking tour in 374; visits the East, 379; his passion Scotland, 80; his physical enerllY, for sight-seeing, 379; Rnd for gene 81; business prosperity, 88; visits alogies and pedigrees, 379; travelling Ireland during the famine, 97-104; acquaintances, 380; Moscow horse again in Ireland, 106; deprl'ssion of show, 381 ; dines with the King of trade, 112; removes to Rawdon, the Belgians, 381; Praglle and Cra 115; Thomas Carlyle, 115-120, 128, cow, 382; Bucharest, 383; storm 137, 139, 150; carriage accident, on the Danube, 384; Constantinople, 120; Chartism, 123-127; Paris, 387; Said Pacha, 390; returns to 128-137; Ireland, 139; Paris again, England, 395 ; speech on the 140; cholera at Bradford, 140; Eastern Question, 397; address a1> marries Jane Arnold, 147; separates Aberdeen as Lord Rector, 401-405 ; from the Society of Friends, 148; freedom of the city, 406; meets removes to Burley, 150; hates all Ignlltieif at Hatfield, 409; Germliny field sports, 158; chairman of the and Bohemia, 415; .Bristol, 415; Board of Guardians, 159; death of Eastern Question, 416-429; seriou!, his father and mother, 165-167; carriage accident at Pau, 430; Brad. addresses the electors of Leed~, 172; ford Lib.eral Association, 432; the captain of volunteers,178; mu.ketry .. fighting Quaker," 441; hard work, course at Hythe, 179; elected for 443; Chief Secretary for Ireland, Bradford, 183; house in Guilford 446; O'Connor Powds Bill, 451; Strl'et, 184; maiden speech, 184; his outburst against the Upper visits Lord Houghton at Fryston, llouse, 454; murder of Lord Mount 190; hause in Montagu Street,192 ; morres, 456; Captain Boycott, 464 ; the Great Exhibition, 194; illnlllls, reinCorcement of troops in Ireland, 196; house in Eccleston Square, 468; hideous crimes, 471; Parnell, 200; defends Stansfeld, 202; the 478; the Irish Party, 478; con Tyrol, 205 ; choleraic attack, 205; dition of Ireland, 480; "Buckshot," speech at Braaford, 209; . Under 484; Protection Act, 488; imprison Secretary for the Colonies, 210-217; ment of the suspects, 492; his friends reform, 217-221; visit to the East, anxious about his personal safety, 222-2:39; Minister of Education 493; wishes to resign, 497 i de and Privy Councillor, 248; author nounced by O'Donovan Rossa, 498; of the l!:ducation Act, 259; its the explosive letter, 499, 532; Land second reading, :!70; in the Cabinet, Act, 502; 'I'yrone election, 504; 279; ill attendance at Balmoral, arrest of Parnell, 515; declares the 21:12; hostile constituents, 286; tbe Land League illegal, 518; unfriendly B~hiue, 289 ; enemies, 295; fricnds. criticisllls, 5l!4; visits the Queen at 300; at Osborne, 302; Bright's Osborne, 530; efforts to alienate him criticisms, 307; resignatioll of Mr. from his own party, 531; corumittee Gladstone, 316; in trouble with the to inquire into the working of the Upper House, 319; the Gelleva Lllnd Act, 535; journey to Clare, arbitration, 322-335 ; club liCe, 331'1; 536; his speech at l'uJlamore, 539 ; l'eIIi&nation of the Ministry. 348; escapts assassinstiun, 557; the Kil~ 2 T 642 INDEX.
mainham treaty, 562,572; resigns, Fry, Elizabeth, 8, 10, 13,' 16, 23; 564; his capacity for work, 567; Gurney, 29 the Phamix Park murders, 573; Fryston, i; 116, 190 offers to. go back to Ireland, 575; trip to Normandy, 580; whist, 581; visits Russia, 682; Alpine climbing, G 583-585; President of the Gladstone Club, Glasgow, 587; freedom of the Gallenga, Signor. the Times corre city of Glasgow, 587 ; at tbe Leeds spondent, 387, 389 Liberal Club, 588; Parnell and the Galt, Sir A., and Manitoba emigration, outrages, 589;' South Africa, 590- 469 592; visits the Balkan Provinces, Galway, 103, 459, 504, 535 593; Household Suffrage Bill, 593 ; Garrisons, U.S.A., the station-master the Soudan, 594; his declaration at, 355 regarding Mr Gladstone, 596; Gistrell, Mr., consul at Bucharest, 119 Colonial Federation, 598; fall of Gaunt, Mr., farmer at Bolton, 80 Mr. Gladstone's Government, 600; Geneva arbitration, the, 329, 330 Manchester Ship Canal Bill, 601, Gladstone Club, Forster President of 602, 607; his speech at Bradford, the Glasgow, 587 604; merits· as a speaker, 605; Gladstone, Herbert, 442, 443 Baden, 608 ; illness, 610; Sir Gladstone, Right Hon. W. E., Chan William Jenner and Dr. Fox, 614; cellor of the Exchequer, 202;, his the Bradford Liberal Association speeches, 202; death of Cobden, adopt him as their candidate, 615; 203; reform, 216-222; forms his elected for Central Bradford, 617; first Cabinet, 248; Education Bill, picture in the R~form Club, 627; 275-278, 297-303; resigns, 303; · death, 629 resumes. office, Disraeli being un Forster, William, father of the Right willing to form a Ministry, 304; · Hon. W. E. Forster, 4-9; manies letter from' Forster, 313; resigns, Anne Buxton,' 13; Bradpole, 13; February, 1874, 316; the Alabama first visit to America, 19; removes claims, 330-336; retires from public to Earlham Road, 43 ; his indecision, affairs, 369; his indictment of Turkish 48; second visit to America, 91; misrule, September, 1876, 378, 380; _ Ireland, 96, 97; his strong points, the Eastern Question, 406-414, 424; 142; last vi~it to America, 164; letter from Forster about the caucus,. death,195 434; his double return for Leeds Forsters of 'l'ottenham, the, 165-167 and Midlothian, 444; forms his Fortescue, Chichester, 207 second Cabinet, Lord lleaconsfield Fortescue, Lord, 422 having reSigned, 445; the Disturb l"otterel, Mr., solicitor to the Land ance Bill, 453; correspondence · Commission, 533 with Forster on Irish affairs, 461- .Fox, Dr., 284, 610, 611, 614 464, 465-467. 475, 476, 495, 503, ox, Mrs. Charles, 43, 116-119, 274, , 509-513, 516-522, 527, 534-536, 435,528 544-556, 559, 620; Guildhall speech, . ~Robert Barclay, 43; letters from 464; Irish obstruction, 484; de l\ rster, 48, 82, 89, 119, 165; ex nounced by O'Donovan Rossa, 498 ; : hra from his diary, 85; death, 167 loyally supports Forster. 500; de ~G yll,352 nounces Parnell and the Land 10AlIow, .191, 352 Leaguers at Leeds. 613; announces Fran~, threatened wa~ with, 178 the arrest of Pa1nell, 515 ; the" new Frem~t, Cotonel, 169, 185 departure," 558, 564; Kilmainham Friendst~e Society of, 3-13,-32, 47, treaty, 562, 572; resignation of 50, 9 '102, 110, 148. 162" 168, Forster, 56i; Home Rule policy. 624 " 619,625 :Friendsville, Glyn, Mr., 261, 3:15 Healy, Mr. T. M., 558 Goderich, Lord, 172 Heaton, Rev. W., of Leedll, 222 Godwin, Mr.. 34.& .. Heckling" a candidate, 345 Ooo,the, 91 Helps, Sir Arthur, correspondence Goldney, Sir G., and the South between Forster and, 281, 299, 321; African Bill, 414 . at Balmoral, 338 Gordon, General, 198, 594-597 Henning, Edmund, 11, 22 Gortschakoff, GeDeml, 424 Herbert, murder of Mr., 548 Goschen, Mr. G. J., 350, 412, 414 , Heron, M.P., Mr., with Forster in the Grant, President, 333, 357, 366 East, 383, 385 . Granville. Lord, 330, 334. 350, 37l, Herzegovina, 389, 427 375,408, 423, 444, 534 I Hewitt, Abraham, New York Demo Greece, 223, 239, 395 ' crat,356 Gregory, Mr., M.P. for Galway, p\eai\s Hill, Lord George, 14() the cau..oe of the Confederacy, 185, Hodgkin, Dr" 74 186,192 Hodgson, W. D. Arnold mlUTies Miss Grellet, Stephen, S. 9, 13, 30 F.A., 176 Grey, Sir George, 195, '1.77 Hole, Mr., of LPeds, 145 Grillion's Club, 338, 408, 422 Home Rule, 346. 377. 451, 500,589, Grove HOllse, Forster at school at, 31 619,625 . Guercino, 388 Hook, Dr., vicar or Leeds, 164, 241, Guizot, parodit'B and caricatures of, 128 273 Gurney, Anna, 26, 47; John, 38, 41; Horsfall, John, or Bradfilrd, 82, 85,87 Russell, 212 Hou~hton, Lord, 116, 131, 136, 184, Gurneys oC Norwich. the, 9, 12, 16 190,289,608 HouRehold Suffrage Bill, the, 221, 589, 693 H "How to become Owner of your Farm," 633 lIabea. (Jorpue .dd, suspension of the, Huddersfield, 111 dillCll88ed by Forster and Gladstone, Hughes, Thomas, 167, 178 459-461,463, 465, 475; urged by Hutton, R. H., 191, 263, 398 an Irish maj!istrate, U3; the Pro Hyde Park, mob in, 217 tection Act, 481 Hythe, Forster at the School or MUll" Balifax. Lord, 294, 802, 335 ketry,179 . Ball, Rev. Newman, 297, 298 Ball, Robl'rt, Conservative member for Leeds, 172 I Harcourt, Sir William G. G. V., 835, 375,376,408,414,440,573,576 Ignatieff, General, 390, 393, 394, 409 Hardaker, Mr., working-man candidate Dlingworth, Alfred, 279, 346, 432, H2 for Bradford, 346 Impt'rial Federation. 697, 699. 607. Bargreavee, William, 617 609,610 Harrison, Mr., Deputy-Clerk oCCouncil, Imperid Titles Bill, 376 284 Imperialism, 372 HRrtington, Lord, 819, 369-371, 375, India, 149, 156, 403, 436 376, 407, 413, 414, 421-428, 439, Indian Mutiny compared with Bulg... 444, 453, 461, 596 rian atrocities, 39~ Hartland, Alfred. achoolfellow of International Exhibition. Forster's Forster's, 29 employes at the, 194 Hay, Sir John, condemns coercion, Intimidation, 508, 640 545,'6:;8 . Inverness, Forster at, 80 BRyden,ProCessor, Bead oCU.s. Survey "Invinciblea," the, 649, 557, 577 Departml'nt, 360 IrelRnd, 95-100, 106-112, 145, Z03, Ha,Yward. Mr., 318 205,262-264.446,447,480,481 ~644 INDEX. Irish Church, the. 100 Kingsley, Rev. Canon, 170; letterCrom Irish Constabulary, Royal, 471, 495, Forster to, 270 497,512,568,625 Kinnaird, Mr., and the Irish famine, Irish in New York. the, 356 105 .Irish Land Bill, 264, 272, 311, 485 Knight of Kerry, the, 98 Irish landlords, 448, 452, 459, 461, Knoxville, 165, 361 473, 476, 480 Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, 177 ' Irish members, suspension of the, 484 Kula, Greek village, 233 ,Irish Militia, 473 Kuneh, 'Turkish village, 230 Irish obstruction, 414 Kutaya, 229 Irish University Bill, 303 .Isandhlwana,43B L J Labour, decreased demand for, 84 Lacordaire, Pere, 132 Jackson, Canon, 164, 240, 243 Lamartine, 132, 136 Jamaica, 211-216 Lancashire operatives, distress of the, James, Sir Henry, 375, 376, 408 196 Jenkins, Mr., and the Education Act, Land Act, the, 451, 485, 500-506, 260, 272, :~o:& 534,535 Jenner, Sir William, 614, 626 Land Commission, 533 Jephson, Mr., Forster's private .secre Land Courts, the, 516, 519, 533 tary, 498, 538, 556, 56i Land League, the, 457-408, 477-481, JeITo1d, Donglas, 112 490, 496, 505-508,513-518, 533, Jewsbury, Miss, with Forster in Paris, 549,551. 128 Landlords, Irish, 103, 104, 108, 110, Jingoism, 4011 204,448,453,459,461,473,476,480 John Bull's burdens, 84 Lansdowne, Lord, 550 Johnson, Reverdy, 323,327, 328 Lavinglon, Cobden buried at, 204 Johnston, Andrew, 57, 60, 305, 525 Law, Mr., 347,467, 476 Johnston's nurse~, Mi"s, 385 Lawrence, Lord, chairman of the first Jones, Lloyd. 156,289 school board, 285- Judd, Mr., 358, 360 Layard, Austen Henry, 191, 204, 248, Juries, 550 422. 424, 440, 445 Leader, the; 159 K Lean, Joel, schoolmaster, 28 Leary, Patrick, murder of, 521 Kaffir war, Forster's article on the, Leeds, 171; .Gladstone at, 5U, 513 160,163 Leenane, famine al., 108 Kansas question, the, 170 Lees, Rev. -, of Kensyle, 109 Kay-Shuttleworth, Sir James, on edu Lemaitre, Frederick, French actor, 132 , cation, 242, 272 Library at WharfesiJe, Forster's, 151, Kelly, the murderer, 578 153 Kennedy, Captain, 99. 103 Limerick, 99, 472, 495, 504, 535, 550 Kensyle, famine at, 109 Lincoln, President, 204, 357-360 Kerry, 461, 462, 486, 504, 550 Lindsay, Mr., with Forster in the East, Kerry, the Knight of, ~8 384,386 Kidd, Rev•. Richard, Forster's private Lister, 'Samuel, at .Bradford election, tutor, 38 346 . Killick, Mr., Forster's election agent, Lloyd, Clifford, 528, 536 342,347,613-615 . Lochnagar, 283 Kilmainbam Prison, 489, 492, .515, Loffield, .Dr., dispensary surgeon, 109 520, 523, 525 Long, Mr., in Collstantinople, 387, 389, Kilmainham treaty, the, 562, 572 390 INDEX. 645 JJOngford, 550 Martineau, Harriet, 191, 213 Loring, Mr., !<'orsror's private secretary, Maryborough, Irish priest at, 507 602, 608, 619 Mathematics, forster's study of, 31, Loughrea, 504, 544 33,55 • Low, Samuel, of Tenessee, 362-364 Maule, Mr., member of the Jamaica. Lowe, Robert, 193, 213, 219, 243,256, Commission of Inquiry, 212 26 L, 294, 306, 352, 436, 442 Maurice, Forster's article on Professor, J,owestoft, 50 156,160 Lowther, James, 414, 456 M'lurice, Rev. Frederick Denison, 94, Ludlow, J. M., hi. sketch of Forster, 192 156; letter from Forster to, 172 Mayo, 459, 476, 554 Lumley, Sir J. Savile, Minister at IIi azzini, 201 BruHsels, 382 Meiningen, Prince, 415 Lyons, Lord, 427 Methody meetin~, Carlyle at a, 117 LythaIl, Mr., of Bradford, 82 Miall, Edward, 183, 246, 249, 273,278, Lytton, Forster condemns Lord, 437 288, 297, 298, 306, 342, 346 Midhat, 408, 410 , Midlothian campaign, the, 444 Military in Ireland, 527 Militia, the Irish, 473 Macaulay, Lord, his strictures on Mill Street, 510 William Penn, 159 Mills, Arthur, 374 MacCormack, Sir W., surgeon, with the Mills, Remington, candidate for Leeds, wounded 'I'u.-ka, 386 173 'McCarthy, Justin, 496 Milner Field, 85 Macdonald, Sir John, Premier of Milnes, Monckton. See Lord Hough- , Canada,469,592 ton. 'Macdowell, Forster meets General, 359 Minehead, 149 ~Iacgillicuddy, Mr., Irish landlord, 98 .. Miscellanies," Carlyle's, 84 Macgregor, Captain, of the London Moloney, murder of Michael, 520 Scottish, 180 Monaghan, 504 Mackay, John, 363 Montague, Lord R., opposes Educo.tion Mackenzie, John, Deputy-Commis Bill,263 sioner in Bechuanaland, 591 Montenegro, 410, 411 Macleod, Memoirs of Dr. Norman, Montreal, 354 ea:tract, 338 Moonlighting, 457, 520 MacMahon, murder of Thomas, 520 Morton, Mr., of New York, 365 Madagasctlr and the slave trade, 375 Moscow, 381 Maguire, Mr., member for Cork, 204 Motley, J. L., 185, 323, 325, 327 Mahmoud Pacha, 389, 440 Mountmorres, murder of Lord, ii. 456 Mahommed Daoud, 408 Mundells, A. J., 277, 296 Manchester, Forster's letter to the Munster, 461, 466, 504, 520 Duchess of, 436 Mure, Colonel, 383, 384, 386, 387, Manchester Ship Canal Bill, 601, 607 389,391 Manhattan Club, the, 357 Manhood suffrage, 122 Manioli, brigand chief, 232 N Manitoba, emigration to, 469 Mansfield, Colonel,consul at Bucharest, National Education Union, 256 383 Negro voters, 360 Maroney, murder o( Michael, 548 Newcastle, 53, 171 Marshall, James Garth, 241 , . Newgate, 8, 13, 16 Martial law, 215, 508 New Orleans, 360 Martin, Mr. Baron, hears the Bradford New York, 355, 368 election petition, 249 Nicholas, Grand Duke, 423, 2 T 2 e46 INDEX. Nicholl (Elizabeth Pease), Forster's 414; agitation, 446; 'opposes the letter to Mrs., 86 Disturban.ce Bill, 453; his speech at ,Niger expedition, the~ 70 Ennis, 456; the Land League, 458 ; Nikita, 385 agrarian outrages, 459; Freeman's Nile expedition, the, 597 Journal, 463; boycotting, 470; at Nobility, the, 220 tacked by Forster, 477; a bitter foe Noel, Baptist, 106 to Forster, 478, 479; abortive trial Northcote, Sir' Stafford, 193, 278, 329, in Dublin, 483; suspended, 484; 411,414,423,430,442,534 ' Protection Act, 487; Land Act, 505 ; Northrepps Hall, 26, 41, 51, 54, 81 demonstration in Du blin, 506 ; Nubar Pasha, 412 Gladstone's speech at Leeds, 512; Nurse, Mountford, 51 arrested, 515 ; imprisoned, 533; Kilmainham treaty, 562; released, 565; terrible moral responsibility, o 589 Pan. 430 O'Brien, Mrs. Robert Vere, 152, 379,' Paulet, Mr. and Mrs., with Forster in 493,499,542,548 Paris, 128 O'Brien, Smith, 114, 129 "Pauperism, and its proposed Reme Obstruction, Irish, 414, 484 dies," 143 O'Callaghan, Colonel, 536 Payn, James, describes Forster at whist, O'Connell, Charles, 100 581 O'Connell, Daniel, 88, 98, 99, 107, 113 Peace Preservation Act, the, 550 O'Connell, Maurice, 101 Peafield,45 O'Connor, T. P., 450 l'eases, the, 54 Oddy, Joe, 346 Peel, General; 219 O'Hagan, Baron, 517 Peel, Sir Robert, 40, 87, 219, 414, 422 O'Kelly, J, 533, 570 Pender, Sir John, 593 Olyrnpus,Mount,223,232 Penn, William, 159 Opium traffie,'75 Pere Lacordaire, 132 .. Organisation de Travail," 127 Philadelphia, 365 Osborne, Forster's visits to, 302, 304, Phi~osophical Institution of Edinburgh, 530 372 Osborne, Mr. 304, '318 Philpot, Rev. W., his reminiscence of O'Shea, Captain, 554, 560, 561 Forster, 81 O'Sullivan, Mr., land agent, 99 Phrenix Park murders, the, 572, 573 Ottawa, 354 Pickwick, 49 " Over Population," 127 Pirie, Dr., of Aberdeen University, 406 Overstrand, 26, 73 Playfair, Sir Lyon, 350, 616 Owen, ;R.N., Captain, 75 Plunket, Mr., 108 Owen, Robert, the socialist, 88 Poaching Prevention Bill, 195 Poland, manifestation for, 134, 135 Poll, Samuel, foreman to Mr. Robberds, P 43 Pomaks, the, 389 Pages, Garnier, 136 Pope, Forster meets General, 359 Pakington, Sir John; 243, 263 Population, increase of, 84 Palmer, evictions on the estate of Sir Portarlington, 538 Roger, 139 Potato famine, 96-100, 107-112 Palmers ton, Lord, 63, 171, 184, 186, Poverty and wealth. 84 204, 205, 377 Power, O'Connor, 450 Panateroff,389 Priestman, Johu, 126,182 Papists in the American Senate, 366 Property, disproportion of,84 Paris, Forster in, 128-137, 140 Protection Act, the, 482, 487, 498, Parnell, Charles Stewart, obstruction, 508, 530, 544, 551 INDEX. Provincial Councils Bill, tbe, 552 IRowland, Mary, old family servant, Pulszky, Professor, 383, 401, 419, 426 485 Punch, cartoon in, 387 Rowles, one of the" Invincibles," 578 Purch8ll8, abolition of, 293, 314 Royal Irish Constabulary, 471, 495, 497, 512, 568 Russell, Lord Charles, 195 Q Russell, Lord John, 105, 115, 184, 186, 188, 207,...210, 216, 221, 222, Quakerism, 119, 149, 159 251,318,327,333 Quebec, 354 Russell, Lord Odo, 415 • Queen. the, Forster's chivalrous de Russell, William, schoolmaster, 363 votion to, 282; letter of lIympathy Russia, 378-395, 406, 410, 421, 427 to Mrs. Forster from, 631 Rustchnk, 222 R S Radnor, Lord, 112 Said Pacha, 390, 408 Ragged Scho!)l Union and Lord Shaftes- St. Louis, Forster at, 360 bury, 271 Salford Barracks explosion, 506 Raleigh, Dr., and tbe Birmingham Salikly, Forster at, 234 League, 298 Salisbury, Lord, 361, 407, 419, 420, Rand, Johu, Bradford manufacturer, 87 428, 440, 470, 600 Rathkeale, 99, 473 Salt, Sir Titus, 126, 182, 347 R'awdon, 115, 150 Sandford, Sir Francis, 263, 280, 299 Redmond, Mr. W. A., 658 Sandon, Lord, Vice-President of the Reform Bill, the, 210, 217 Council of Education, 317, 349 .. Reign of Terror,P 482 II Sartor Resartus," 84 Relief of Distress Bill, the, 452 Savings bank at Burley, 155 Religious difficulties in the Education Saxe, the Princess of, 382 Bills, 258, 269, 271, 273, 277 Schenck, General, 327, 331, 333, 334, Rhind, Mr., cures Forster's choleraic 335, 358 attack, 205 Scbmucks, in Hungary, 382 Richard, Henry, 277, 278,29.7, 298, School boards, election of, 279, 284 349 School statistics, 287 II Right to Work," Forster's letters on Schools Inqniry Commission, 202, 205, the, 159 . 244 Ripley, Henry William, 348-348 ,. Schouvaloff, Count, Russian Ambas- Ripley, Sir Henry, 247, 249 sador, 423, 427 . Ripon, Lord, 190-192, 211, 216, 248, Schuyler, 389 251, 260, 263, 274, 275, 284, 288, Scio, Forster at, 239 292, 302, 305, 321, 329-331, 499 IScotland, the elder Forster's visit to, Ristich, 384-386 I 9; Forster's walking tour in, 80 Robberds, Mr., 42, 50, 61 Scots Greys in Ireland, the, 536 Robertshaw, Walter, 347 I Scott, General, 191 Robinson, Canon, of Bolton Abbey, Scott Holland, Canon, 626 164 Seebobm, Benjamin, 85 Robinson, Ensign, at Hythe with Selim Bey, 234 }'orster, 180 Semendria, 386 Rochl'jaql1elin, de la, 132 Semon, Mr., 342 · Rod~rs, Dr. James, 365 Servin, 382 Rorke's Drift, 438 Seward, Mr., 191, 20!, 328 Ross of Bladensburg, CsptaiD, 537 Sexton, Mr., 460, 507, 616, 525, 545 · Rossa, O'Donovan, 498 Seymour, Govllmor of British Colum- Rothschild and the Irish famine, 105 bia, 216 648 INDEX. Shaftesbury, Lord, 2il, 612 Suffield, Lord, chairman at Anti- Sheehy, Father, 503, 506 slavery meeting, 33 Sheridan, Land Leaguer, 561, 562, Sullivan, Right Hon. Edward, 517 Sheridan, Mr. P. J., 460 Sullivan, T. D., 460 Sherman, General, 357-359 Sultan, the, 223, 387, 388 Shomcliffe camp, 181 Sumner, 198, 199, 323-329, 353 Shuttleworth, Sir James Kay, 164 Sunday Closing Bill, 428 Sidmouth,72' Syra, 238 Simon, John, and vivisection, 321,349 Slave circular, the Admiralty, 374 Slave trade Blue books, 376 T Slavery, 8, 12, 20, 32, 54, 57-64, 95, 160-164, 169, 170, 187, 188, 193, Tammany Society, the, 356. 197,198,349,366,586 . Tarbert, Forster at, 100 Sligo, Lord, 107 Tatar-Bazardjik atrocities, the, 378. Smith, Professor Goldwin, 203, 214, 397 373 Tayler, John, 346 Smith, W. H., 349, 414 Taylor, Thomas, curate of Bradpole, Smyrna, 236' 23,28 Smyth, Mr., of the Ottoman Bank, Tchernaieff, 385, 410 391 Temple, Cowper, 277 Smyth, P. J., his speech on Home Temple, Dr., 206. 209 Rule, 377 Tenterden, 330, 334 . Smythe, murder of Mrs. H. J., 546 Terglou in Cariola, Forster climbs the. Soudan, the, 594-597 584 South Africa, 371, 414; war, 438; Theobald, Samuel, draper and Quaker, Bechuanaland, 590 74 South Kensington Department, 336 Therapia, 389 Special constables, 126, 138; not The&~y, 395,399,427 practicable in Ireland, 512, 517 Thetford, 77 Special magistrates in Ireland, 530, Thomas, Sir George, 390 538, 543, 553 Thornton, Mr., lllinister at Washing Spectator, the, 398 ton, 331, 469 Spencer, Lord, 459, 505, 553, 558 Threatllning letters, 498, 521 " Spencer's Social Statics," 160 Tiutern Abbey, a schoolboy'S walk to, Springfield, U.S.A., Forster at, 358 30 Stansfeld, James, M.P. for Halifax, Tipperary, 536 his motion in favour of economy, Toole, Owen, of Innisturk, 107 194, 201, 293, 342, 376, 616 Toronto, Roman Catholic. Archbishop Steele, Sir Thomas, 511, 514 . of, 552 Stephen Aga, Armenian merchant, Totteuham, 3, 4, 31-40, 165, 166 227 Townsend, Meredith, 177, 191 ·Stephen, Sir G., and the Anti-slavery Townend, Simeon, 346 Society, 74 Trade Unionism, 157 Stephens, Mr., Vice-President of the Trotter, Captain, of the Niger expedi Confederation, 366 tion,71 Sterling, John, 85, 94 . Turton, Sir Henry, 441,442 Storks, Sir. 'Henry, on the Jamaica Tuke, James, 110, 469,484,552,567, Committee of Inquiry, 212 623,627 Stowe, Mrs. Beecher, 161 TulIa, 537,541 . Strangford, Lady, 377, 390 Tullamore, Forster's speech at, 539- Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord, 400 542 Strawberry Hill, Forster at, 318 Turcomans, the, 230, 231 " Strikes and Lock-outs," 163 Turkey, 223, 377-395, 406, 411, 421, Sturge, Thomas, 23, 61, 62 426,440 INDEX. 849 Turturhar, 226 Webster, Mr., 366 Tylor, Mr. L., his recollections of. Wellington. Duke nf, 24, 25 Forster, 343 Welsh, Father, 103 Tyrone, 504, 505 Welsh, Mr., of the Irish police, 107 West, Mr., 335, 548 Westmeath, murder nf Mrs. Smythe u in, 546 Westminster Abbey, funeral service in, Ulster, 463, 504 . 632 II Uncle 'fom's Cabin," 160-162 Westminster Review, the, 156-163 Union League Club, New York, 365, Westport, 104, 106 367 Weyland, Dr., Roman Catholic Bishop United States. 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