Despatches, Correspondence, and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K. G.: 1825-1827

J. Murray, 1868

Lieven Count Russian ambassador in London confidence of	1

Press The illadvised paragraphs in the Morning Chronicle	6

Combermere General Lord CommanderinChief in India letter	8

Commerce definition of the good old regular sort 450	57

Magistrate qualifications and disqualifications for a	59

of the conditions on which the Duke of Wellington is	73

Metternich Prince letter to the Duke of Wellington on Russian	77

King letter to the Duke of Wellington on	83

Dunglas Lord Secretary to the Russian mission of the Duke	309

correspondence with Mr Canning regarding despatch	310

into the causes of the mutiny at Barrackpoor	324

de	334

Netherlands roguery of contractors employed in the works in	339

Capo dIstria Count 340342	340

Slavetrade increasing on the West Coast of Africa	345

on the departure from the specification regarding the iron	352

Canning Right Hon George Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs	85

his stay at St Petersburg irrespective of the resident	97

Hamburg Bank of	100

Russia Nicholas Emperor of conditions to be made with regard	104

Mr Stratford Lord Stratford de Redcliffe Ambassador	125

Ragusa extracts from treaties showing relations of that republic	133

Count Bernstorff upon 138 views of Earl Bathurst	142

Peel Right Honourable Robert Secretary of State for the Home	143

at his own pleasure 97 always preaches the doctrine	148

Piracy in the Greek waters 377 401	152

his Imperial Majesty 156159	156

de Chargé dAffaires for Russia at Constantinople	157

records 408 is embarrassed in giving an opinion	161

to Count Nesselrode on the Note from the Emperor of Russia	164

Servia relations of to the Porte and alleged arrest of Servian	165

to Mr Canning of the second conversation with the Emperor	179

Protestation remise au Protocole de la Conférence du	191

Hardinge Sir Henry on corporal punishment in the army 198	198

Croker John Wilson letter from on home politics	208

Projet of a letter from Count Nesselrode declaring the resolve	212

Cuba	220

from the EmpressMother of Russia of the system of educa	222

points sommaires of an arrangement proposed by	237

Westmorland Earl of letters from on news and politics 213 657	263

Missolonghi Fort of siege of by Ibrahim Pasha 121 169 capture	288

the Emperor in acknowledgment of the services ren	297

Almeida fortifications of 554 576 577	298

Devonshire Duke of appointment of as British Ambassador	300

pay of Polish troops	302

Waterloo battle of manoeuvre with cavalry tried by Bonaparte	353

arrives in London 309 entire satisfaction of the King	354

Neutrality law and duties of towards belligerent States 361 363	361

had preserved the dependence of India on England 372	372

Portugal death of the King and state of the Regency 213 215	376

averse to interfering in the internal concerns of	385

Projet de Note by the Russian government seeking the	389

Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt conduct and projects of in the Morea	394

by Mr Canning on the conditions on which Lord Beresford	409

army see Beresford and Clinton claim of	430

America British North works of defence in Canada 80 canals	433

views on emigration and the poor laws 432 has	449

France views of with regard to the Eastern question 5758	473

Memoranda c by the Duke of Wellingtoncontinued	480

Order of the Bath 544	485

Clinton General Sir William commander of British corps sent	489

York Duke of CommanderinChief illness of 507 514 inter	537

among the officers of the army for the payment of	551

C	561

of making an attack upon its assailants 449 never	564

Buckingham Duke of letters from on his position with regard	589

command of the army and correspondence with	608

Roman Catholic question 314 616 644 657	616

ammunition	626

considers it a duty to take the whole personal Staff	628

Amherst Lord GovernorGeneral of India opinions of 61 275	643

Austria illness of the Emperor of 166 169 219 220 policy	649

discretion required in repeating conversations held	655

Smyth MajorGeneral Sir J C extra pay to be allowed for	660

Tittel	Despatches, Correspondence, and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K. G.: 1825-1827 Volum 3 av Despatches, Correspondence, and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K. G, Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington
Forfatter	Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington
Utgiver	J. Murray, 1868
Original fra	University of California
Digitalisert	18. jun 2010

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