describes R.'s attempted suicide, [138];
aids R. with Sherborne estate, [144];
sits on R.'s trial, [146], [157];
influence sought to save R., [158];
created Lord Cranborne, [164];
and Earl of Salisbury, [166];
R. writes of his condition to, ib.;
references to, [167], [170], [173], [186];
his death and epigram on, [173]
Cecil, William. See [Salisbury]