St. Simon, Marquis de, a Frenchman, offends the House of Commons by taking notes in the gallery, i. [108].
Stage, act for licensing passed, i. [14].
Stair, Lord, courtly anecdote of, and Queen Caroline, i. [221].
Stanhope, Earl of, his republican principles, and steady party conduct, i. [116].
Stanhope, Sir William, anecdote of, i. [75], Note.
Statesmen, their faults more productive of events than their good intentions, i. [374].
Style, new, proposed in the peers by Lord Chesterfield, i. [51].
Stocks fall on Pitt’s resignation in 1757, iii. [5].
Stone, Dr. George, primate of Ireland, his character and political influence, i. [279];
eager participation in Irish politics, ii. [19], et seq.;
vide [Ireland] passim.
Stone, Mr., engaged in the education of Prince George, i. [283];
dissensions in that establishment, [289], et seq.;
his influence in the ministerial changes leading to the fall of the Duke of Newcastle, ii. [43], [45];
vide further under the head of [Princess of Wales].