Vienna, Conferences of Ambassadors at, 75. Villiers, Rt. Hon. C. P., *17, 21, 35, *112. Volunteer movement, 111; uniforms, *110. Wales, Prince of, portraits, *48, *79, *107, *124, *144, *175, *191; christening of, *37; marriage, 122, *123; illness, recovery, and thanksgiving, *140; visits India, 144; organizes Jubilee Institute, 173; hand of, *192. Wales, Princess of, *124, *175; marriage, 122, *123. War correspondents, 82. _Warrior_, H.M.S., *69. War-ships. _See_ Navy. Waterloo Bridge, *147. Wellington, Duke of, *5, *25; at the Coronation, 10; declines Premiership, 21; moves amendment to address on Queen's betrothal, 27; as Cæsar's Ghost, *36; on Corn Laws, 38; advises recall of Lord Russell, 59; presents casket to Prince Arthur, *59; death, 67; funeral, *67, *68. West Australia, statistics of, *128. Who? Who? Ministry, 67. William IV., death of, 3. _William Fawcett_ Steamship, *21. Windsor Castle, *3; Throne Room, *19. Winnipeg City Hall, *116. Wolseley, Sir Garnet, afterwards Viscount, portrait, *160; in Ashanti, 140; in South Africa, 149; in Egypt, 160, *161, 165. Wood, Sir Charles, *112. Woolwich Arsenal, *70. Wordsworth, William, *110. York, Duke of, *175; marriage of, *181. York, Prince Edward of, *180. Zulu War, 148. *** _All the illustrations in this Work are copyright._ ERRATA. _The following corrections have been made in a portion of the issue of this Work._ pp. 62, 63, date of closing of Great Exhibition _should be_ "October 11." p. 65, fifth line from bottom, date of fire at Houses of Parliament _should be_ "1834." p. 71, last line, _for_ "died out" _read_ "almost died out" p. 77, sixth line from bottom, _for_ "oppressor" _read_ "opposer" p. 90, first line of note beneath upper illustration _should read_ "first visit of an English Sovereign to Paris since Henry VI. was crowned there," &c. p. 119, title to first illustration _should read_ "Sydney Harbour, from Palace Garden." FOOTNOTES: [A] Who had recently taken the place of the old watchmen, and were nicknamed Peelers after Sir Robert Peel.