FOOTNOTES:
[229] Being deprived of this income, Keith swore he would be revenged of the Bishops—that he would buy a piece of ground and outbury them.
[230] Yet no amendment was ever made in it, and all its clauses and faults supported by the utmost rigour of the power of Chancery.
[231] An expression of Lord Lyttleton on Lord Hardwicke.
[232] Meaning by his son, Charles Yorke.
[233] The King had just given Cranborn Lodge in Windsor Forest to the Duke.
“Il marche en philosophe, où l’honneur le conduit,
Condamne les combats, plaint son maître, et le suit.”
Henriade.
[236] The plantations are reckoned in the diocese of London.
[237] [He was consequently dismissed, and, with an allusion to his profession of architect, said, with much good humour and pleasantry, “So, after all, I shall not be Inigo, but Out I go, Jones.”]—E.
[238] For making a league with the Algerines.
[239] Lord George Sackville.