Lockhart, 23, _n._ 4, 271 Londonderry, Lady, 271 Louis Philippe, King, 10, 236, 237, 238, _n._ 1 Luttrell, H., Disraeli on, 276 Lyndhurst, Lord, 22, 51, 268, 270, 288 Lytton, Sir E. Bulwer, 4, 22, 203, 270; romance, 301 Lytton, Lord, 221 Macaulay, Lord, 179, 209, 217, 256, 268 Malmesbury, Lord, 201 Manchester School, 50, _n._ 1, 200; and _see_ Utilitarianism Manin, Daniel, 241, 320 Manners, Janetta, Lady John, 25 ----, Lord John, 124, 126, 127 Manning, Cardinal, 177 Mario (_née_ White), Madame, “Theodora,” 47, _n._ 1 Marx, Karl, 122 Mathews, C., 270 Melbourne, Lord, 14, _n._ 1, 198 Meredith, Mr. (Sarah Disraeli’s _fiancé_), 270 Metternich, 221, _n._ 1, 242 Meynell, Mr. W., 20 Midhat, Pacha, 227 Millais, Sir John, 34 Milnes, Monckton R. (Lord Houghton), 124, 125, 126 Milton, John; political theocracy, 150-151; “Venetian Constitution” and Dutch models, 151 Molesworth, 201 Mommsen, Professor, 66 Monarchy, 70, 84, 90, 96, 97; Disraeli’s attitude to, 182; prerogative, 184, 189-192; many-sided emblem, 191; King, the member for Empire, 192; “Empress of India,” not bastard imperialism, 193-194; with Church, make for civil order, 194 Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 27 Montaigne, 296 Monteith, 124 Moore, T., 269 Morier, Sir R., 224 ----, “Zohrab,” 270 Morley, Right Hon. J. (quoted), 31, 34, 35, 41, 52, 222, _n._ 1 Murphy, Serjeant, 125 Murray, John, 23, 268 Napier, editor, 23, _n._ 4, 270 Napoleon III., 10, 122, 236, 238, 271 Newdegate, Mr., 222, _n._ 2 Newman, Cardinal, 6, _n._ 3, 170, 172 New Zealand, constitution for, 201 Nietzsche, F., 59, 60 North, Lord, 213, _n._ 1 O’Connell, Daniel, 172, _n._ 1, 255 and _n._ 1 O’Connor, Feargus, 26, _n._ 1 ----, Mr. T. P., 282, _n._ 1 Osborne, Bernal, 33 Owen, Robert, 122 Padwick, Mr., 27 Palmerston, Lord, 34, 200, 209, 210, 211, 213, _n._ 1, 222, _n._ 1, 227, 240, 242 ----, Lady, 274, _n._ Peel, Sir Robert, 4, 8, 14, 25, 38; Disraeli’s real design in his overthrow, 40, 41, 48, 50, 56, 64, 83, _n._, 96; disjointed labour, 112-114; his beneficial reduction of tariff, 113, 131, _n._ 1; “compensations” to land, 136; (1843) in favour of preference to Canada and Canadian “retaliation,” _ib._, _n._ 1; and Church education, 165, 167; notes on monarchy, 185-187; colonies, 201; empire, 208; his prophecy as to Disraeli, 217, 245; alluded to, 278, 291, 293, 304 “Peelites,” 33, 35, _n._ 1, 39, 53, 295 Penn, Mr., 269 Perceval, 82 Persia, 207 Pitt, W., 5; young Disraeli’s example, 24, 74, 129, 256, 259 Poland, Disraeli’s sympathy with, 243 Pope, A., 290, 307 Powles, Mr., 23 _n._ 2 Pozzo, 222, _n._ 1, 271