Jones, Neville, his prosecution in Ireland, through party principles, i. [280], [364].
Justice, instance of political, in Pitt’s conduct on Byng’s affair, ii. [349].
Kaunitz, Count, politics and foppish effeminacy, ii. [234].
Keene, Sir Benjamin, diplomatic services at the court of Spain, previous to the war of 1756, i. [398]; ii. [33].
Keith, the Mayfair parson, anecdotes of his marriages and burials, i. [339].
Keppel, Captain, afterwards admiral, one of Byng’s court-martial, his feelings on the approaching execution, ii. [339], [348];
requests to be absolved from his oath, [334], [349], [364];
gallantry in Hawke’s action, iii. [232].
Kildare, Earl of, presents a memorial to the King against the Duke of Dorset, i. [354];
party politics during the Bedford administration, in Ireland, iii. [72], et seq., [95], et seq.
King, Dr., anecdote of, ii. [374].
Knowles, Admiral, charged by Beckford with tyranny in Jamaica, but cleared triumphantly in the House, ii. [152].
Lancaster, duchy of, regulations of that office, and political demands for it, iii. [23].