[412] MS. Letter.
[413] I must again refer to the information supplied by the Hon. Mrs. Douglas.
[414] Life of Charles Radcliffe, p. 25.
[415] Letter to G. Montagu, p. 18.
[416] State Trials; quoted from the Impartial History of the late Charles Radcliffe, written at the time.
[417] Letter to Sir H. Mann, vol. ii. p. 140.
[418] A review of the reign of Geo. II. London. 1762.
[419] Douglas's Peerage, Edit. by Wood.
[420] Brown's Hist. Highlands, (Stuart Papers, Appendix) page 491.
[421] In my first volume, I have stated that the Earl of Newburgh was the direct representative of James Earl of Derwentwater. (See p. 280, vol. i.) Into this error I was betrayed by an obscure passage in Burke's Extinct Peerage.