[306] Cradock's Memoirs, vol. i., p. 146.
[307] Cradock's Memoirs, vol. iv., p. 166.
[308] Account of John Partridge, in the Appendix to the Tatler, vol. iv., p. 613.
[309] Anecdotes, Manners, and Customs of London during the Eighteenth Century, vol. i., p. 407.
[310] Tatler, ut supra, vol. iii., p. 397.
[311] Anecdotes, Manners, &c. ut supra, vol. iii., p. 239.
[312] Spence, ut supra, pp. 2, and 49.
[313] Johnson's Life of Prior.
[314] Arbuthnot was a lover of the table, and is understood to have embittered his end by it; a charge which has been brought against Pope. Perhaps there is not one that might be brought with more safety against ninety men out of a hundred.
[315] Journey to the Next World.