[420] Colonial Secretary. [421] Lord Brougham. [422] Lord Althorp succeeded his father as Earl Spencer, November 10, 1834. [423] Caroline Frances Eden, known as _The Sunny Baby_, born June 20, 1835, married, October 16, 1860, the Hon. Percy Scawen Wyndham. [424] William Conyngham, 1st Baron Plunkett. Lord Chancellor of Ireland in 1830. [425] Edward Burtenshaw Sugden, Chancellor of Ireland, 1834-35; created Lord St. Leonards in 1852 upon becoming Lord Chancellor of England. [426] Georges Cuvier (1773-1838), the French naturalist. [427] Lord Auckland was appointed Governor-General of India. [428] Henry Edridge, a miniature painter; he died in 1821. [429] At Carton, Maynooth, belonging to the Duke of Leinster. [430] Henry, Baron de Roos. [431] The servant. [432] Her godchild [Mrs. Ellis]. [433] Provisional Governor-General, 1835-36. [434] Hon. Cecilia de Roos married in December 1835 Hon. John Boyle. [435] Lady Salisbury was burnt to death in November 1835. [436] A lieutenant. [437] Postal-runners. [438] Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1835-1841. [439] A novel, edited by Lady Morley, written by Mr. and Mrs. Lister. [440] Sir Henry Fane (1778-1840). He was appointed Commander-in-Chief in India, 1835. [441] As Registrar-General of births for England and Wales. [442] Eden Lodge, Kensington Gore. [443] Miss Payne, married in 1827 Lord Henry Gordon, son of the 9th Marquess of Huntly. [444] Lady Mary Gordon married in 1822 Frederick Seymour. [445] William Pitt, Earl Amherst (1773-1857). He was Governor-General of India from 1823 to 1826. [446] Miss Eden’s maid. [447] Lieutenant Thomas Waghorn, R.N., had been sent to Egypt to investigate the matter of communication between India and Egypt, _via_ Suez. [448] Lord Auckland and his sisters left Calcutta in October, for a long tour in the North-West Provinces. [449] John Russell Colvin, Private Secretary to the Governor-General, married in 1827 Miss Emma Sneyd. He became Lieutenant-Governor of the Upper Provinces, 1853-57. [450] Mr. Torrens, Deputy Secretary. [451] The wife of Mr. (afterwards Sir William) MacNaghten, who was sent as Envoy to the Afghan Court in 1840, and was assassinated at Cabul, 1841. [452] Lord Henry Gordon. [453] The insurrection of French-Canadians under Louis Joseph Papineau. [454] Charles Grant, Lord Glenelg, Colonial Secretary, 1834-1839. [455] Dost Mahomed, Emir of Cabul (1798-1863). He was expelled by the British in 1840, but restored three years later. [456] Envoy and Minister-Plenipotentiary to the Shah at Teheran. [457] Captain Claude Wade, Agent for the Sutlej Frontier. [458] Daughter of General Sir Henry Fane. [459] _The Court and Camp of Runjeet Singh_, by the Hon. W. G. Osborne, published 1840. [460] Victor Jacquemont (1801-1832), a French traveller and naturalist who explored British India and Thibet. [461] Near Simla. [462] Native bullock-carts. [463] Box.