124. TO THE SAME, Oct. 22, 1774.—The Pope's Death—Wilkes is returned for Middlesex—A Quaker at Versailles
125. TO THE COUNTESS OF AILESBURY, Nov. 7, 1774.—Burke's Election at Bristol—Resemblance of one House of Commons to Another—Comfort of Old Age
126. TO MANN, Nov. 24, 1774.—Death of Lord Clive—Restoration of the French Parliament—Prediction of Great Men to arise in America—The King's Speech
127. TO CONWAY AND LADY AYLESBURY, Jan. 15, 1775.—Riots at Boston—A Literary Coterie at Bath-Easton
128. TO GEM, April 4, 1776.—Opposition of the French Parliaments to Turgot's Measures
129. TO CONWAY, June 20, 1776.—His Decorations at "Strawberry"—His Estimate of himself, and his Admiration of Conway
130. TO MANN, Dec. 1, 1776.—Anglomanie in Paris—Horse-Racing
131. TO COLE, June 19, 1777.—Ossian—Chatterton
132. TO MANN, Oct. 26, 1777.—Affairs in America—The Czarina and the Emperor of China
133. TO THE SAME, May 31, 1778.—Death of Lord Chatham—Thurlow becomes Lord Chancellor