[317] Barnes' "Reminiscences," p. 203.
[318] Prior's "Life of Burke," vol. i. p. 337.
[319] Moore's "Life of Sheridan," vol. i. p. 523.
[320] He never received the promised £1000. (See Harrington's "Personal Sketches of His Own Times," vol. i. p. 429.)
[321] "Cornwallis Papers," vol. i. p. 364 n.
[322] "Burke ... By whose sweetness Athens herself would have been soothed, with whose amplitude and exuberance she would have been enraptured, and on whose lips that prolific mother of genius and science would have adored, confessed, the Goddess of Persuasion." Prior's "Burke," p. 484.
[323] Townsend's "History of the House of Commons," vol. ii. p. 427.
[324] Forster's "Biographical Essays," vol. ii. p. 197.
[325] Vol. vii. pp. 339-367.
[326] Pryme's "Recollections," p. 218 n.