Heinnech, Monsieur, notice of, ii. [408], [409].
Henley, afterwards Lord Northington, character of, i. [96];
impartial exercise of his office as a member of parliament, [108];
appointed lord keeper in the Pitt and Newcastle administration, in 1757, iii. [33].
Hensey, Dr., convicted of treason, iii. [130].
Herring, Archbishop, political and ecclesiastical character, i. [148];
interference in, and intrigues respecting, the education of the princes, [283], [290], et seq.;
death and character, ii. [374].
Hertford, Earl of, appointed ambassador to Paris, in 1755, and why, ii. [2].
Hesse-Cassel, Prince of, turns papist, i. [405].
Hessian troops, sent for to assist against invasion, ii. [155], [185].
Highland regiments raised for American service, ii. [300].
Highlands of Scotland, defended from the charge of jacobitism in the House of Commons, as early as 1754, ii. [15].
Hillsborough, Lord, parliamentary character, i. [80];
speech on the Regency Bill, [145];
supports the Bill for the purchase and colonization of the Scottish forfeited estates, [259];
political error and delay in the debate on the German treaties, ii. [49];
projects a union of Ireland with Great Britain as early as 1757, iii. [239].