[151]. His daughter Sarah, the writer of several ingenious and interesting works.—A. Y.
[152]. By Act of Parliament, 1793.
[153]. This recantation of Arthur Young’s former democratic utterances was published in June 1793.
[154]. Marquis de Castries and Maréchal of France. Joined the émigrés on the Revolution, and served in Condé’s army.
[155]. Village Politics, by Will Chip, 1793; price 2d.
[156]. William Coxe, 1747-1828, author of Travels into Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, &c. &c.
[157]. Evidently an allusion to some work of the writer.
[158]. Career, general course of action or procedure.—Webster.
[159]. This appears to have been the place lately known as the Thatched House Club, St. James’s Street, Piccadilly.
[160]. 1715-1804. Author of numerous works on speculative history, in one of which he denied the existence of Troy.