Elba, quarries and mines of, 203; Napoleon's confinement, plans for improving the island, and his escape, 203-206 El Hacho, signal-tower at Gibraltar, 16, 26 Elliot, General, Monument at Gibraltar to, 13; the siege of Gibraltar, 17, 18 English statuary, Defective, 13 Eryx, 318 Esparto grass, 56 Espérandieu, and the church of Notre Dame de la Garde, Marseilles, 117 Estepona, 23 Estérel, The, 148, 150 Etna, 295-303 Etruscans, The, 211 Euganean Hills, The, 230 Eugénie, Empress, Spanish origin of, 55 Euroklydon, The, at Malta, 270 Europa Point, Gibraltar, 13; cottage at, 14, 18 Euthymenes, 97; statue at Marseilles, 100 F Falicon, 139, 144 Famine at Genoa, 165 Ferdinand, Don, and the Portuguese at Ceuta, 25 Ferdinand and Isabella, reception of Columbus at Barcelona, 69, 83 Ferdinand IV., 317 Ferrat, Cape, 141 Fiescho, Count, 177 Filfla, 271 Flower Market, at Marseilles, 102; at Barcelona, 63 Follonica, 209 Folquet, 121 Formica, 209 Fortifications of Gibraltar, 16; of Genoa, 164; of Cannes, 152; Ventimiglia, 157 Fortuny, his paintings at Barcelona, 66, 80 Fossa Claudia, 230 France, and the siege of Gibraltar, 16; captures Genoa, 164; and Barcelona, 84 Fraser, General, and the English expedition to Egypt of 1807, 256 Frejus, Gulf of, 147 Funeral at Venice, A, 229 Funerals at Barcelona, 75 G Galliera, Duchess of, and the Palazzo Rosso, Genoa, 172 Garibaldi, Birthplace of, 126; crossing Calabria, 298; landing at Marsala, 318 Genoa, once a rival of Venice, 160; its detractors, 161; the beauty of its women, 162; history, 163, 164; old and new towns, 166; position, and view from the slopes, 166; mediæval churches, narrowness of streets, and the _palazza_, 168; the Via Nuova, 170; Fergusson on the architecture of, 171; the Palazzo Ducale, and the Statue of Hercules, 172, 173; incidents in the life of Doria, 176; monument to Columbus, 177; the "old dogana," 179; the Exchange, trade in coral, precious metals, and filigree work, 180; the cathedral, 180; reputed origin of, 182; church of L'Annunziata, and the Campo Santo, 182; the environs, 184; meeting-place of the Rivieras, 185; railway to Spezzia, and places on the coast, 187 George I., and Gibraltar, 22 Giardini, 298 Gibel Mo-osa, Moorish name of Ceuta, 26 Gibraltar, 4; Robert Browning's reference to, 6; resemblance to a lion, 7; landing at, 8; variety of nationalities at, 10; picturesqueness, 10; population, 11; strict military regulations, and chief objects of interest, 12, 13; Moorish Castle, 15; fortifications, 16; siege of, 16-19; capitulation to the Prince of Hesse, 22; the "key of the Mediterranean," 21