[98] Sir Philip Yorke, then Lord Chancellor. His son, Lord Hardwicke, kept away from this bill; Charles Yorke, the second brother, voted for it.
[99] He might have been asked why it was more proper to establish the Council for seventeen years, than the same Regent.
[100] Alluding to Lord Chatham and Alderman Beckford.
[101] Augustus Henry Fitzroy, third Duke of Grafton.
[102] Charles Lennox, third Duke of Richmond.
[103] Mary, fourth daughter of King George II.
[104] Charles Prince of Brunswick, husband of Princess Augusta, the King’s eldest sister.
[105] Frederick King of Prussia, son and grandson of the daughter and sister of King George the First.
[106] Attached to the Princess Dowager.
[107] Lord Bute told him he was in the right, and that a matter of such importance ought to be left under no dubiety.