[436] Grant's "Recollections," p. 17.
[437] "History of the Peace," vol. iii. p. 375.
[438] Berkeley's "Recollections," vol. i. p. 359.
[439] "Next to religion," he says in his "Autobiography" (i. 309), "my chief aim is to enrich my posterity with good blood, knowing it to be the greatest honour that can betide a family, to be often linked with the female inheritrices of ancient stock."
[440] Forster's "Grand Remonstrance," p. 124 n.
[441] Cromwell's "Letters and Speeches," vol. i. p. 79.
[442] Cook's "History of Party," vol. i. pp. 357, 582.
[443] May's "Constitutional History," vol. i. p. 422.
[444] Hawkins' "Life of Johnson," vol. xii.
[445] For example: Sholming for Cholmondeley, Ptit for Pitt, and Gumdahm for Wyndham.