Ferdinand, Prince, drives the French out of Hanover, iii. [104];
victory of Crevelt, [127];
campaign of 1759, [188];
battle of Minden, [190];
pecuniary rewards from England, [238];
detaches a force in aid of Frederick, [248].
Ferrers, Earl of, his unhappy history and fate, iii. [257];
his trial, and execution for murder, [277], [278].
Feudal tenures, their restoration proposed by Lord Egmont as a popular act, i. [209].
Fielding, H., dramatic attack on the king, i. [14];
writes on the police, [44].
Finch, Mr. Edward, character, anecdotes, and absurd reply to Lord Pulteney, respecting the Czarina of Russia, ii. [120].
Fitzwilliam, Colonel, witty repartee of Colonel Townshend, i. [40];
indecent and absurd conduct in the House of Commons, in Byng’s case, ii. [347].
Fleet weddings, their history, i. [338], [339].
Footmen and chairmen of London, Colonel Hale offers to lead them against the best troops of France, iii. [234].
Forbes, Colonel, military anecdote of, ii. [373].
Forfeited estates in Scotland, proposed colonization by foreigners, i. [62];
bill for the purchase from the crown, for national purposes, [256], et seq.