[58] Gillray caricatured them on November 1, 1791, as 'Les Trois Magots'—The Three Scamps.
[59] An allusion to Lord Barrymore's country house at Wargrave, near Maidenhead.
[60] 'Reminiscences of Henry Angelo,' etc.; London, 1830, 8vo.
[61] Ibid., vol. ii., p. 94.
[62] 'Reminiscences of Henry Angelo,' etc.; London, 1830, 8vo., vol. ii., p. 80.
[63] Captain Gronow's 'Last Recollections'; London, 1866, 8vo., p. 97.
[64] Gillray caricatured him (May, 1792) in 'Le Cochon et ses deux Petites,' where, holding a tumbler of wine in his hand, he is toying with two very fleshly ladies.
[65] 'The Clubs of London,' etc.; London, 1828, 8vo., vol. ii. p. 27.
[66] One mile from St. Leonards Station, and two miles west of Hastings. It is supposed to be the landing-place of Julius Cæsar.
[67] 'The Emigrants: a Poem,' by Charlotte Smith; London, 1793, 4to., p. 7.