Retirement of Sir Henry Ellis—Selection of Principal 1 to 26. Librarian—Securities—Mr. John Kenyon—Appointment—Proceedings in the House of Commons CHAPTER XV Sir W. Temple--His Collection—Correspondence—Museum 27 to 53. Staff—Visit to Brescello—Archduke Maximilian’s Visit to the Museum—Reports of Heads of Departments—Correspondence—Mr. C. T. Newton’s Expedition to Budrum—Blacas Collection CHAPTER XVI Desire to visit Naples—Pius IX.—Ferdinand II.—Revolution, 54 to 73. 1848—Poerio and Settembrini—“Giovine Italia”—Mr. Gladstone’s Visit to Naples CHAPTER XVII Cardinal Alberoni—Panizzi and Lord 74 to 98. Shrewsbury—Correspondence arising from Mr. Gladstone’s Visit to Naples CHAPTER XVIII Death of Panizzi’s Sister—At Rome—Naples—Mr. George 99 to 111. Fagan—Interview with Ferdinand II.—Spies—The “Vicaria” CHAPTER XIX Legion of Honour, &c.—Ecclesiastical Titles Bill—Serjeant 112 to 125. Shee’s Bill—Concordat of 1855 CHAPTER XX Devising Means for Escape of Settembrini—Mode of Carrying 126 to 143. on Correspondence—Senesi Collection—Mazza Affair—Loss of the “Isle of Thanet“ CHAPTER XXI Bianchini’s Appointment—Settembrini Fund—Convention with 144 to 163. Argentine Republic—Correspondence—Orsini—Napoleon III. CHAPTER XXII Departure of Neapolitan Prisoners—At Cadiz—Cork—“Captain 164 to 184. James”—Poerio’s Letter—Ferdinand II. CHAPTER XXIII Italian Unity—Victor Emmanuel II.—War of #185 to 214. 1859—Farini—Cavour—Correspondence—Poerio on Southern Italy—Sir James Lacaita—Visit to Turin—The Biographer CHAPTER XXIV England in 1859—Relations with France—First Visit to 215 to 236. Biarritz—Napoleon III.—Letters from Mr. Gladstone, M. Merimee, M. Fould, and Mr. E. Ellice CHAPTER XXV Ill-health—Extra Leave—Deputy Principal 237 to 247. Librarian—Departure to Naples—Storm—Naples—Excursions—La Cava, Monte Cassino—Monastic Societies—Return to England CHAPTER XXVI Death of Mr. Ellice—Garibaldi in London—Massimo 248 to 272. d’Azeglio—Foscolo’s Remains removed to Florence—Panizzi’s Desire to Retire—Correspondence—Death of Lord Palmerston—Superannuation Allowance—Portrait—Museum Staff—Private Residence CHAPTER XXVII Prosper Merimee—Empress Eugenie—Prince Imperial 273 to 296. CHAPTER XXVIII