[309] Thomas Pitt, of Boconnock, nephew of Mr. William Pitt, with whom he was at variance. [To this gentleman, when a student at the University, Mr. Pitt addressed the beautiful letters subsequently published by Lord Grenville.—E.]
[310] General George Townshend, afterwards Viscount.
[311] Simon Lord Harcourt, who had been Governor to the King.
[312] Charles Douglas, Duke of Queensberry; he had been Lord of the Bedchamber to the late Prince of Wales.
[313] James Duke of Athol.
[314] A friend of Mr. William Pitt.
[315] He had been Groom of the Bedchamber to the late Prince.
[316] James Douglas, Earl of March and Ruglin [afterwards Duke of Queensberry].
[317] Charles Shaw, Lord Cathcart, had been one of the hostages to France, and Lords of the Bedchamber to William Duke of Cumberland; he was afterwards Ambassador in Russia. [Died July 21, 1776.—E.]
[318] Gertrude Leveson Duchess of Bedford.