Malone, Mr., his character and factious politics in Ireland, i. [282].
Mansfield, Earl of, vide [Murray].
Marchmont, Earl of, difference as a speaker in court-favour and in opposition, i. [293];
unprecedented severity of conduct in the Lords upon Byng’s affair, ii. [366].
Marlborough, Charles, Duke of, takes parliamentary notice of the Jacobite attack on the Duke of Cumberland, i. [10];
his speech on the charges against the prince’s tutors, [328];
interferes in county election in Oxfordshire, [406];
in projected ministerial changes, [419];
commands in the expedition to St. Maloes, iii. [124];
its effects upon the German campaign, [127].
Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of, her political feelings in death, i. [53].
Marriage Bill sent down from the Lords; further and final proceedings thereon, i. [340], et seq.;
its history, ib.
Marriages dissolved in a most unfeeling manner, to an immense amount, by virtue of the new Act, ii. [155].
Marriages, royal, first controlled by legal enactment in the Regency Bill, i. [146].
Martin, Mr., his political inconsistency on the Regency Bill, &c., i. [136].
Martin, Mr., (the West Indian), his speech against standing armies, i. [26];
opposes the repeal of the Plantation Act, [364].