Sir Henry Ellis—Parliamentary Committee, 142 to 175. 1835-6—Keepership—Removal of the Library from Montague House—“Temporary Assistants”—Superintendence of Catalogue—Rev. R. Garnett—J. Winter Jones—Thomas Watts—J. H. Parry—Additions to Library, 1838, and Deficiencies—Annual Grant CHAPTER VI. Bridport Election—Desire to Visit Modena—Mazzini—Post 176 to 198. Office Espionage—Biographer’s Personal Reminiscences—Portland Vase—Psalter, 1457—Interview with Francis IV.—Libri CHAPTER VII. Thiers—“Spanish Marriages”—Downfall of Lord Melbourne’s 199 to 254. Administration—Corn Laws—Coolness between Panizzi and Thiers CHAPTER VIII. The Royal Commission, 1847-49 255 to 265. CHAPTER IX. Mr. Grenville—Bequest—A Portrait by Manzini—Chartist 266 to 293. Demonstration—Copyright Act—Mr. Bohn CHAPTER X. Lord Vernon’s Dante—Sir G. Cornewall Lewis on Milton and 294 to 312. Dante—“Chi era Francesco da Bologna?”—John Harris CHAPTER XI. Minor Incidents—Holland House—Sydney Smith—Ecclesiastical 313 to 329. Commission Act (1836)—Joseph Parkes—Count d’Orsay—Lord Melbourne—Mrs. Norton—Dr. Hampden’s Case—Watt’s Portrait of Panizzi—Lord Holland—Sir T. D. Hardy’s Life of Lord Langdale CHAPTER XII. Panizzi and Austria—Policy of Lord Palmerston 330 to 337. Discussed—Mr. E. Ellice—Scotch Sabbath—Mr. Gladstone on Tasso—Panizzi and Thomas Carlyle CHAPTER XIII. The New Reading-Room—Sir C. Barry’s Plans—Completion and 338 to 390. Breakfast—Mr. Hosking’s Plans—Controversy—Bust by Baron Marochetti—Austria applies for Plans of Reading-Room ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. I.