Macaulay, 139, 169, 270, 274, 281, 427, 428 and note 2
Manning, Cardinal Henry Edward-- biography of, 260-61 career of, 250-51 characteristics of, 251-54, 261 conversions effected by, 255 Infallibilist cause, work for, 256 interests and sympathies of, 257-61 speeches of, 255
Newman, Cardinal, 251-52, 428 note 1, 467
Nonconformists-- Disraeli's dislike of, 8, 52 Education Act (1870) resented by, 15 Fraser's attitude towards, 202, 206-208 and note Gladstone trusted by, 401 Green's dislike of, 134
Northcote, Sir Stafford (Lord Iddesleigh)-- biography of, 211 note career of, 212-13 characteristics of, 213, 222-23, 225-26 Gladstone compared with, 435 parliamentary abilities of, 214-16, 218
Oratory-- elevation in, 433 reputation for, nature of, 427
Oxford-- Green, T. H., on municipal council of, 98-99 Thackeray's candidature for, 120
Oxford University-- Tractarian movement in, 252, 264 note, 406 training at, characteristics of, 408, 467
Palmer, Roundell (Lord Selborne), 176, 191-92, 294
Palmerston, Lord, 13, 28, 49, 57, 98, 294
Parnell, Charles Stewart-- biography of, 227 note career of, 228-29 family of, 227 leadership, aptness for, 248 moral courage of, 239 parliamentary tactics of, 218-19, 244; knowledge of procedure, 242-43 passion and self-control of, 240 Phoenix Park murders, demeanour after, 236, 238 Pigott affair, attitude towards, 239 practicality of, 230-33 pride of, 233, 235-38 self-confidence of, 224, 236, 238 speeches of, 241-42 unscrupulousness of, 237-38 unsympathetic manner of, 190 views of, 245-46
Peel, Sir Robert-- caution of, 408-409, 452 death of, 10 Disraeli's conduct towards, 28 and note his view of, 55 financial policy of, 441-42 Gladstone compared with, 411, 439, 455, 475 separation of, from Conservatives, 9, 61 speeches of, 428
_Popular Government_, Sir H. Maine's, cited, 309 note
Roman Catholic Church. _See under_ Church
_Saturday Review_-- Bowen's contributions to, 360 Freeman's contributions to, 285 dissociation from, 275 Green's contributions to, 133, 135-137, 153
Scottish temperament and characteristics, 315, 403-405
Sidgwick, Henry-- career of, 327-29 characteristics of, 338-42 impartiality of, 334 literary preferences of, 338 psychical research, interest in, 331-332 views of, philosophical and political, 335-37 women's education promoted by, 329