Elizabeth Montagu, the queen of the bluestockings, Volumes 1 and 2 - Mrs. Montagu

The Erringtons being Jacobites, Mr. Hoyle continues, “Their loyalty to the Stuarts cost them their estates, which now passed to a family of Rogers, related to the Earl of Sandwich.” As has been shown in this book, Mr. Edward Montagu, at the death of his cousin, Mr. Rogers, became owner, to quote his wife’s words, “of Denton; Mr. Montagu has half the estate by descent, a share by testamentary disposition, and a part by purchase.” At the death of Mrs. Montagu in 1800, the estate passed into the possession of her nephew and adopted son, Matthew Montagu, afterwards 4th Baron Rokeby, who let the hall to Mr. Richard Hoyle, and his descendants occupied the house till 1889. Henry, 6th Baron Rokeby, dying in 1883, left the estate of Denton to his grandson, Lord Henry Paulet, now 16th Marquis of Winchester, who in 1886 sold the whole estate. The hall was bought by Mr. John Henderson, of Allendale, who resold it to Mr. William Andrew I’Anson, the present owner. The Denton ghost, called “Old Silky” by the miners, one of the most authentic on record, is a beneficent spirit, for she is said on various occasions to have warned the miners against coal-damp. A song about her is still sung, I am told, in Newcastle, but hitherto I have failed to obtain it, or to discover who “Silky” was. A further account of her can be read in Ingram’s “Haunted Homes,” under “Denton Hall.”

INDEX.

The figures in italics refer to the notes only.

A
Abbas, Shah, ii. [99]
Abel, ii. [245]
Achard, Mr., tutor, afterwards secretary to Duke of Portland, i. [44], [48], [61], [90], [158], [185]
Adam, ii. [245]
Adventurer, the, ii. [25]
Advertiser, the, ii. [123]
Æsop’s Fables, i. [73]
Aix-la-Chapelle, Peace of, i. [259]
Albemarle, George Keppel, 15th Earl of, ii. [220]
Albemarle, Lady, ii. [259]
Aldworth, Richard Neville, ii. [250]
Alexander, William, ii. [98], [108]
Alexander, Mrs. W. (née Monsey), ii. [98]
Allen, Lady, i. [267], [268]; ii. [121]
Allison, A., i. 179[{329}]
Alnwick Castle, ii. [166]
Alstone, Mr. and Mrs., i. [286]
Ameen, Joseph. See [Emin, Joseph]
Amelia, Princess (daughter of George II.), ii. [152], [213], [214]
Amesbury, i. [249]
Amherst, General, ii. 134[{193}], [140], [154]
Amyand, Mr., i. [167]; ii. [163]
Ancaster, Duchess of, ii. [252]
Ancaster, Peregrine, 3rd Duke of, i. [279]
Ancram, Lady, i. [269]
Andover, Mary, Lady (Mrs. Botham’s intimate friend and patroness), i. [55], [95], [102], [115], [144], [194]; ii. [19];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [230], [231]
Andover, William, Lord, i. 55[{122}], 144[{270}], [224], [230]
Anne, Queen, i. 245[{435}]
Anson, Admiral Lord, i. [107], [268]; ii. [89], [154];
captures a Spanish treasure-ship, i. [186];
A Voyage round the World, i. [259]
Anson, Lady, i. [268], [269]; ii. [142]
Anstey, Christopher, New Bath Guide, i. [19], 256[{459}]; ii. [87]
Anstey, Miss, i. [256], [259], [270], [275]; ii. [54], [56], [70], [82];
works a panel of Mrs. Montagu’s feather screen, i. [268];
her death, ii. [87];
letters from Mrs. Montagu to, i. [19], [281]; ii. [18], [77];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [23]
Apreece, Mr. and Mrs., i. [286]
Archdeacon, Dominick, ii. [129]
Archdeacon, Mrs. D. (Mary Creagh), ii. [129]
Archdeacon, William, ii. [160]
Arezzo, Collection of, ii. [15]
Argyll, John, 2nd Duke of, and Duke of Greenwich, i. [117]; ii. [38], [233]
Argyll, Duchess of (Elizabeth Gunning), i. [270], [287], [288]
Argyll, Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of, ii. [165], [167], [195]
Argyll, John, 5th Duke of, i. [270][{482}]
Arran, Earl of, ii. [155]
Arran, Elizabeth, Countess of, ii. [155]
Ascham, Miss, i. [286]
Ashe, Miss, called by Walpole, the “Pollard Ashe,” i. [287], [288]
Askew, Dr., ii. [128], [144]
Athole, Duncan de Atholia, Earl of, i. [1]
Athole, John Murray, 3rd Duke of, ii. [168]
Atkinson, Mr., farm bailiff at Sandleford, i. [145]; ii. [147]
Atterbury, Bishop, i. 194[{355}]
Audley, Dr., i. [129]
Audley, Mr. (Hinchinbroke House), i. [270]
Augusta, Princess (daughter of George II.), i. [53]
Austin, Sir Robert, i. [27]
Austria, Emperor of, ii. [146]
Aveiro, Duke of, ii. [180]
Aylesbury, Lord, i. [233]
Aylesford, Countess of, i. 269[{480}]
Aylesford, Heneage, 1st Earl of, i. 39[{71}]
Aylesford, Heneage, 2nd Earl of, i. [41], 55[{122}], [144]; ii. [19], [55]
Aylmer, Lord, ii. [15]
Ayscough, D.D., Rev. Francis, ii. [40], [63]
Ayscough, Mrs. (née Lyttelton), ii. [63]
B
Baden, Prince of, i. [286]
Bagshot Heath, ii. [74]
Balchen, Admiral Sir John, ii. [92]
Balmerino, Lord, i. 231[{411}]
Baltimore, Lord, ii. [70]
Banbury, Charles Knollys, 3rd Earl of, i. [22]
Banks, Miss, ii. [45]
Barbarini, i. [92]
Bareil, M. de, ii. 158[{239}]
Barrington, Dowager Lady, i. [269]
Barrington, 2nd Viscount, ii. [185]
Barrow, Rev. Dr. Isaac, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, ii. [91]
Barrows, Mrs., i. [241]
Barry, Spranger, Irish actor, i. [279]
Bas bleus, the, ii. [98];
and shells, ii. [268]
Basildon, Lady Fane’s grottoes at, i. [245]
Bateman, Lord, ii. [95]
Bateman, Richard, ii. [192]
Bath, i. [36–41], [254];
“Coffee House” at, i. [255]
Bath, William Pulteney, 1st Earl of, i. [102]; ii. 11[{15}], 29[{43}], [47], [145], [155], [185], [193], [204], [219], [223], [225], [241], [246], [250], [252], [262], [267];
his wife’s death, ii. [152];
Letter to Two Great Men, ii. [178];
“Patriot and Philosopher,” ii. [179];
his character, ii. [189], [247];
“is fall’n desperately in love with Mrs. Montagu,” ii. [200], [201], [212];
on green tea and snuff, ii. [207];
and Mrs. Carter, ii. [235], [236];
on Mrs. Montagu’s Dialogues of the Dead, ii. [237];
Reynolds’ portrait of, ii. [258], [268], [269];
letters from Mrs. Montagu to, ii. [220], [222], [233];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [222], [224], [226], [233], [237], [263], [268], [269]
Bath, Countess of (Anna Maria Gumley), a “screw,” ii. [29];
death of, ii. [152], [189]
Bath, Thomas, 1st Marquis of, i. [17]
Bath, Elizabeth, Marchioness of (née Bentinck), i. [17]
Bathing tubs, i. [89]
Bathurst, Lady Selina, i. [139]
Bathurst, Lord, i. [280]
Bathurst, Mr. (Lady Selina’s son), i. [167]
Bayham Abbey, ii. [250]
Beau, description of a, i. [133]
Beauchamp, Richard, Bishop of Salisbury, i. [151]
Beauclerc, Lord Aubrey, i. [80]
Beauclerc, Lord Harry, ii. [228]
Beauclerk, Lord and Lady Vere, i. [269]
Beaufort, Cardinal, i. [247]
Beaufort, 4th Duke of, i. [39], [41], [42]
Beaulieu, i. [248]
Beaulieu, Edward Hussey, Earl of, i. [201]
Beauties of England and Wales, ii. 14[{19}]
Beckford, Alderman, ii. [127], [128], [153], [220]
Bede, Venerable, History of the British Nation, etc., ii. [138]
Bedford, Duchess of, i. [63], [269]
Bedford, John, 4th Duke of, i. 63[{137}], [216], [218], [219], [248], [266]
Bejot, Monsieur, ii. [257]
Bell and Sons, George, publishers, ii. [174]
Bellardine, Harry, Governor of Hurst Castle, i. [248]
Bellegarde, Marquis de, i. [286]
Belle-Isle, Duc de, French Marshal, i. [197]
Benson, Dr., Bishop of Gloucester, i. [234]
Bentinck, Lord Edward Charles, i. [178]
Bentinck, Lady Elizabeth (afterwards Marchioness of Bath), i. [17], [150]
Bentinck, Lady Frances, i. [69], [100], [146]
Bentinck, Lord George, i. [46], [48], [98]
Bentinck, Lady Harriet, ii. [197]
Bentinck, Lady Isabella, i. [23]
Bentinck, Lady Margaret, i. [33]
Bentley, Richard, ii. [23], [24]
Berenger, Moses, i. [284]
Berenger, R., “the little Marquis,” History and Art of Horsemanship, i. [283], [284]; ii. [1], [24], [226]
Berenice, ii. [238]
Berkeley, Elizabeth (afterwards Lady Noel Somerset), i. [42]
Berkeley, George, Bishop of Cloyne, ii. [15], [25], [26]
Berkeley, Mrs. George, ii. [25], [26]
Berkeley, James Symes, of Stoke Gifford, i. 42[{79}]
Berkeley, Lord, i. [167]; ii. [95]
Berkshire, 4th Earl of, i. [39], [41], [224]
Berkshire, Lady (Catherine Grahame), i. [39], [66], [224]
Berkshire, Tom, 6th Earl of, i. [39]
Bernard, Dr., head master of Eton, ii. [150]
Best, Mrs. T. (Caroline Scott), i. [86], [103], [121], [184]
Best, Thomas, i. [121], [184]; ii. [50]
Bevern, Prince of, ii. [114]
Bevis Mount, Lord Peterbrough’s place, i. [22]
Bewdley, Sir George, ii. [78]
Biographia Britannica, ii. [18]
Birch, Rev. Thomas, Life of Archbishop Tillotson, ii. [20]
Blackett, Sir Walter, ii. [138], [201], [202]
Bland, Military Discipline, ii. [100]
Blooding, panacea of, i. [33], [83], [98], [100], [135]
“Blue Stockings,” first allusion to, ii. [98]
Boccacio, Decameron, i. [61]
Boileau, Nicholas Despreaux, i. [154], [282]
Bolingbroke, Lady, ii. [116]
Bolingbroke, Lord, i. [89], [280];
Dissertations upon Partys, i. [176];
The Idea of a Patriot King, i. [265];
An Occasional Letter, i. [281];
“that foul fiend,” ii. [61];
his “pompous Rhetorical and inconsistent Declamations,” ii. [63];
his marriage, ii. [116];
Voltaire v., ii. [163]
Bolton, Duchess of (Lavinia Fenton, alias “Polly Peacham”), ii. [37]
Bolton, 3rd Duke of, i. [248]; ii. [37]
Bonus, Mr., picture cleaner, ii. [172]
Boscawen, Admiral the Hon. Edward, i. [277]; ii. [81], [83], [84], [123], [151], [155], [156], [170], [190];
captures two French men-of-war, ii. [74];
blockades Louisburg, ii. [76];
the Martinico ships, ii. [90];
recalled, ii. [111], [116];
Mrs. Montagu’s opinion of, ii. [118];
receives a fresh commission, ii. [118], [121];
“had saved North America,” ii. [134];
captures Louisburg, ii. [140];
the thanks of Parliament, ii. [154];
defeats French off Cape Lagos, ii. [167];
his illness and death, ii. [228]–230;
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [95]
Boscawen, Mrs. Edward (Frances Glanville), i. [277]; ii. [69], [74], [81], [83], [170], [196], [217], [229], [230], [242], [247], [257];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [278]; ii. [20], [40], [52], [70], [88], [118];
her letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [133]
Boswell’s Life of Johnson, ii. [161], [174]
Boteler, Sir Philip, ii. [227]
Botham, Rev. John, i. [55], [265], [278]; ii. [43], [46], [73], [88], [129], [241], [259];
a legacy, i. [84];
his “sermonical lullaby,” i. [96];
rector of Yoxall, Staff., and chaplain to Lord Aylesford, i. [144];
wishes for a King’s chaplaincy, i. [180], [181];
the Albury living, i. [230];
“such a Johnny,” i. [231];
farming his glebe, i. [235];
his appeal for further preferment, ii. [2], [3];
inoculation of his children, ii. [17];
his wife’s last illness and death, ii. [26]–29;
a school-girls’ bill, ii. [48];
in the North with Edward Montagu, ii. [51], [53];
appointed to Ealing, ii. [54], [55], [58];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [76]
Botham, Mrs. John (Lydia Lumley), i. [3], [55], [95], [143], [152], [194], [224], [265], [268]; ii. [4];
an opportune legacy, i. [84];
her character, i. [180], [181];
excessive melancholy of, i. [230];
Mrs. Montagu’s advice, i. [233];
curious remedies, i. [235];
her state of health, ii. [11], [19], [20];
her five children inoculated, ii. [16];
illness and death of, ii. [26]–29;
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [84], [228]
Botham, Miss, ii. [29], [33], [37], [46], [185]
Botham, Miss Kitty, ii. [47], [48]
Botham, Miss Molly, ii. [47], [48]
Bower, Archibald (History of the Popes), ii. [11], [15], [16], [19], [35], [42], [70], [72], [90], [178];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [50], [81], [94]
Bower, Mrs. A., ii. [16]
Bowes, George, of Streatlam Castle, and Gibside, Durham, i. [234], [290]; ii. [36], [138], [201], [203]
Braganza, Catherine, wife of Charles II., i. [111]
Braganza, Duke of, ii. [158]
Branson, Mr., i. [241]
Braybrooke, Lord, ii. [250]
Breadalbane, Lord, ii. [165], [168]
Bridport, 1st Viscount, i. 278[{496}]; ii. [135]
Bridport, Maria, Viscountess (née West), i. [278]; ii. [10], [22], [30], [32], [40], [57], [86], [87], [92], [115], [135]
Bridgewater, Dowager Duchess of, ii. [95], [191]
Bridgewater, Scroop, 1st Duke of, ii. [191]
Bristol, George William, 2nd Earl of, i. [234]; ii. [266]
Bristol, Viscount, i. 265[{471}]
British Museum, established at Montagu House, Harleian MSS. in, i. [8], [83]; ii. [243];
Cottonian MSS. in, ii. [243]
Broadley’s Bath Collection, i. 255[{456}]
Brocchi, Carlo (Farinelli), i. [16]
Brockman, James, of Beachborough, i. [15], [76], [108], [225], ; ii. [13], [15]
Brockman, Miss, i. [147]
Bromedge, Mr., i. [294]
Brown, Lieut.-General George, i. [222]; ii. [142]
Brown, D.D., John, Essays on Lord Shaftesbury’s Characteristics, ii. [18]
Bruce, Lord, i. [250]
“Brusher” Mills, the New Forest snake-catcher, ii. [151]
Brydges, Sir Egerton, Biography, ii. [93]
Brydges, Mary, Lady (née Robinson), ii. 93[{135}]
Buchan, Earl of, i. [33]
Buckley, Mr., i. [125], [202], [234]
Bullstrode, i. [13], [49]
Bunyan, John, Pilgrim’s Progress, i. [73]
Burgess, Dr., ii. [77]
Burgundy, Louis, Duke of, the Dauphin, i. [291], [295]
Burlington, Richard, 3rd Earl of, i. [191]; ii. [145]
Burlington, Lady, ii. [145], [146]
Burke, Edmund, ii. 100[{147}], [101], [108], [144];
Vindication of Natural Society, ii. [156];
Sublime and Beautiful, ii. [159];
Lady Bab Montagu and, ii. [163];
and the Madrid Consulship, ii. [170];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [169], [173]
Burke, Mrs. (née Nugent), ii. [171]
Burnet, Bishop, History of the Reformation, i. [101]
Bute, John Stuart, 3rd Earl of, i. [237]; ii. [84], [97], [214], [226]
Bute, Mary, Countess of (née Montagu), i. [51], [237], [244]; ii. [44], [197], 214[{296}], [217], [252]
Butler, Lady Emily, ii. [155]
Byng, Admiral John, ii. [88]–93, [97], [102]
C
Cadaval, Duc de, ii. 180[{261}]
Cadogan, Lord, ii. [83]
Caffarelli, Gaetano Majoriano, Italian singer, i. [27]
Cain, ii. [245]
Caledon, 1st Earl of, ii. [98], [108]
Calves Pluck water, ii. [163]
Cambridge, Richard Owen, ii. [263];
Scribbleriad, ii. [54], [61]
Cambridge University, i. [256], [257]
Camden, Pratt, 1st Earl, Lord Chancellor, and Lord President of the Council, ii. [217]
Camelford, Thomas Pitt, Junr., 1st Lord, ii. [150], [153]
Campbell, General, i. [267]
Campion, Pitt’s chef, ii. [64]
Canning, Elizabeth, ii. [53]
Canterbury Cathedral, ii. [12], [14]
Canterbury Races, i. [9], [17], [31]
Cape Lagos, naval battle of, ii. [167]
Cardigan, Lady, i. [267]; ii. [217], [218]
Carlisle, Bishop of, ii. [96]
Carlisle, 7th Earl of, i. [104], [209]
Carlisle, surrendered to the rebels, i. [218]
Carnarvon, 6th Earl of, ii. [38]
Caroline, Princess, wife of Christian VII. of Denmark, i. [256]
Caroline, Queen, i. 255[{455}]
Carr, Lord Robert, i. [167]
Carte, Rev. Thomas, History, i. [194]
Carter, Edward, agent to Lord Aylesbury, afterwards to Edward Montagu, i. [130], [139], [233], [234], [289], [291] ; ii. [51]
Carter, Hannah, Memoirs of her Life, ii. [189]
Carter, Miss, ii. [29], [33], [37], [38], [46], [51], [52]
Carter, Mr., “Old Trusty,” Edward Montagu’s steward and agent, i. [107], [118], [141–143], [147], [166], [182], [184];
death of, i. [233]
Carter, Mrs. [(wife of above)], ii. [51]
Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth, the Greek scholar, i. [111]; ii. [235], [236], [246], [248], [250], [251], [255], [256];
an edition of her Works, ii. [267];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [130], [138], [159], [160], [162], [163], [182], [183], [207], [241], [244], [257], [259], [266], [267], [269]
Carter, D.D., Rev. Nicholas, ii. [130].
Carter, William, i. [130], [182]
Carteret, John, 2nd Baron (afterwards Earl Granville), Secretary of State, i. [102], [135], [179], [187]
Carteret, Lady (Lady Sophie Fermor), i. [179], [181]
Carteret, Lady Sophia, ii. [261]
Carthagena, naval battle of, i. [79]
Cathcart, 9th Lord, ii. [101], [168]
Catherine of Braganza, wife of Charles II., i. [111]
Cattle disease, i. [196], [219]
Cesar, Miss, i. [46]
Chalmers, Anne (Mrs. James Gregory), i. [179]
Chalmers, Dr., of Ripon, i. [213]
Chandler, Mrs., i. [265]
Chandos, 1st Duke of (the “Princely Duke”), i. [273]
Chandos, 2nd Duke of, ii. [22], [23]
Chandos, 3rd Duke of, ii. [22]
Chandos, Duchess of (née Wells), formerly Mrs. Jefferies, ii. [22], [23]
Chandos, Dowager Duchess of (née Van Hatten), i. [281];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [273], [274]
Chapone, Mrs. (Hester Mulso), Letters on the Improvement of the Mind, ii. [260]
Charlemagne, i. [59]
Charles II., i. 80[{161}], [111]; ii. [211]
Charles XII. of Sweden, ii. [181]
Charlotte, Queen, ii. [249], [251], [252], [258]–260
Charters, Mr., ii. [166]
Chateauneuf, Mdlle. de, i. [44]
Chatham, Baroness of. [See Pitt, Lady Hester]
Chatham, William Pitt, 1st Earl of. [See Pitt, William]
Chaucer, Geoffrey, i. [155], [199]
Chaucer, Thomas [(son of above)], i. [198]
Cheer, Mr., ii. [42]
Chenevix, Mrs., her famous bric-à-brac shop, i. [187], [294]
Chesilden, Dr. William, i. [196]; ii. [4]
Chester, Mrs., ii. [42]
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of (Letters), i. [198], [238], [253], [262]; ii. [87], [113], [121], [181], [207], [223]
Chinese rooms, Mrs. Montagu’s, ii. [8]
Christian VII. of Denmark, i. 256[{458}]
Chudleigh, Miss, maid-of-honour (afterwards Duchess of Kingston), i. [265]
Churchill, Arabella, i. 156[{288}]
Churchill, General Charles, commonly called “old Charles Churchill,” i. [156]
Cibber, Colley (Apology for his Life), i. [91], [200], [242]
Cibber, Theophilus, i. [242]
Cibber, Mrs. Theophilus (Anna Maria Arne), i. [242];
as “Cordelia,” i. [253]
Cistercians, i. 248[{443}]
Clare, Earls of, i. 204[{375}]
Clarendon, Lord, History of the Rebellion, ii. [157]
Clarke, D.D., Samuel, i. [61]; ii. [62]
Clarke, William, of Merivale Abbey, i. [2]
Clarke, Dr. W., i. [88], [91]
Clavering, Sir James, i. [144], [147]
Clavering, Sir Thomas, i. [290]; ii. [37], [138], [139], [202], [203], [223], [228]
Clayton, Robert, Bishop of Killala, afterwards of Clogher, i. [85]; ii. [21], [124], 163[{248}]
Clayton, Mrs. Robert, i. [25], [85], [93], [129]; ii. [27], [163], [164]
Clayton, Sir William, ii. 163[{249}]
Clegg, Jenny, i. [139]
Cleopatra, ii. [238]
Cleveland, Mr., ii. [134]
Clifton, Sir Robert, ii. [135]
Cobham, Viscount, ii. [60]
Cobham, Sir Richard Temple, Baron, i. [102], 189[{345}]
Cobham, Lady, ii. [1], 41[{54}], [71], [77], [86]
Cock, Sarah (Mrs. John Rogers), i. [111]
Cocoa Tree Coffee-house, ii. [217]
Coke, Lady Mary, ii. [38]
Coke, Lord, ii. [38];
on Lyttelton, ii. [226]
“Cold Loaf” = a picnic, ii. [12]
Colebrooke, Sir James, ii. [202]
Collet, Sir James, i. [2]
Collingwood, Mrs., i. [48]
Colman, the Elder, George, The Jealous Wife, ii. [226].
Colman, Mrs. George (née Gumley), ii. [227]
Concini, Signor, ii. [83]
Coningsby, Earl of, ii. 115[{172}], [140], [141]
Coningsby, Lady, ii. [247]
Conway, Lord, i. 265[{473}]
Conway, Miss Jenny, i. [265]
Conway, General Seymour Henry, ii. [114], [120], [156], [158]
Cooke, Lord, i. [235]
Cookham, ii. [41], [42]
Coombe Bank, i. [267]
Cope, Sir John, Commander-in-Chief for Scotland, i. [206], [210–212]
Cornbury, Lord, i. [101], [104]
Cornwallis, Colonel, ii. [114]
Cotes, Dr., i. 95[{196}], [158], [160], [162]; ii. [34]
Cotes, Mrs., i. [95], [98], [163–166], [181], [224], [271]
Cottington, Mr. and Mrs., i. [52]
Cottonian MSS., ii. [243]
Courayer, LL.D., Peter Francis le (“the little Père”), i. [124], [126], [154], [201], [232], [241–244], [247], [294];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, i. [250]
Courtenay, Lady, ii. [19]
Courtenay, Sir William, afterwards 1st Viscount, ii. [19]
Courteney, Mr., i. [240]
Coventry, Countess of (Maria Gunning), i. [270], [287], [288]; ii. [172]
Coventry, Earl of, i. 270[{482}]; ii. [18]
Cowley, Abraham, ii. [244]
Cowper, Henrietta, Countess, i. [19]; ii. [158]
Cowper, William, 2nd Earl, i. [19]
Cowper, William, poet, i. [268]
Cradock, William, i. [151]
Cranwell, Mrs., i. [240]
Cranworth, 1st Baron, ii. [98]
Craon, Princesse de, i. [284]
Crashaw, Richard, poet, i. [283]
Crawford, John, 17th Earl of, and 7th Earl of Lindsey, i. [41]
Creagh, Mary (Mrs. D. Archdeacon), ii. [129]
Creed, Mr., ii. [50]
Crewe, Lady (Dorothy Forster), i. [188]
Crewe of Stene, Nathaniel, Baron, i. [188], [190]; ii. [155]
Croker, John Wilson, Boswell’s Life of Johnson, ii. [146], [147]
Croker, Mr., Mrs. Donnellan’s Six Clerk and Manager, ii. [21]
Cromartie, Lord, i. [232]
Cromwell, Oliver, i. [270]
Crosby, Mrs., Mrs. Montagu’s housekeeper, ii. [146], [147]
Cruickshank, Dr., ii. [99]
Culham Court, Berks., ii. [105]
Cullen, John, Edward Montagu’s gamekeeper, i. [226]
Cumberland, Duke of, acts as proxy at Princess Mary’s wedding, i. [53];
Septimus Robinson, Governor to, i. [177];
his tutor, Dr. Robert Smith, i. [200];
Edward Montagu’s wish, i. [208];
and young Wortley Montagu, i. [238];
dangerously ill, ii. [18];
praises Admiral Boscawen, ii. [74];
and Emin, ii. [101], [108];
battle of Hastenbeck, ii. [108]–111;
“is gone to plant cabbages,” ii. [119];
passes through the city, ii. [120];
the gout, ii. [152];
will of George II., ii. [212]–214
Cumberland, Richard, dramatist, ii. [2]
Cunningham, Captain, ii. [76]
Cunninghame, Mr., ii. [134]
Curll, Edmund, i. [38]
Cutler, Sir John, ii. [202]
D
Dale, Dorothy, afterwards Lady Forbes, i. [179]
D’Alembert, ii. [159]
Dalrymple, Sir Hugh, ii. [166]
D’Ancre, the Marechalle, ii. [83]
D’Arcy, Sir Conyers, afterwards 6th Earl of Holdernesse, i. [209], [293]; ii. [6]
Darlington, Lady, ii. [233]
Darlington, Lord, ii. [202]
Dartmouth, William, 2nd Earl of, i. 231[{409}]
Dashwood, Miss, the “Delia” of the poet Hammond, i. [25], [42], [46], [103]; ii. [91];
her letter to Mrs. Montagu, i. [116]
Dashwood, Sir Francis, afterwards Lord Le Despencer, leader of the Hell Fire Club, i. [27], [218]
D’Aubigné, Mdlle. (Madame de Maintenon), i. 38[{62}]
Davall, Sir Thomas, i. [273]
Davis, Governor, ii. [101]
Davis, Sir Paul, i. [194]
Dayrell, Mr. and Mrs., of Lillingston Dayrell, ii. [57]
Delany, Mrs. (formerly Mrs. Pendarves), Memoirs, i. [56], [57], [153], [156], [170], [173], [187], [235], [293], [294]; ii. [2], [5], [6], [21], [45], [123], [124]. [See also Pendarves, Mrs.]
Delany, Rev. Dr. Patrick, Dean of Down, Bishop of Clogher, i. [153], [170], [173], [187], [293], [294]; ii. [6], [21], [85], [208];
the protracted lawsuit, ii. [123], [124]
Delaval, Anne (afterwards Mrs. John Rogers), i. [145]
Delaval, Sir John, ii. [129]
Delawarr, Lord, i. [248]
Delves, Lady, i. [17]
Demoivre, Abraham, The Doctrine of Chances, etc., ii. [67]
Demosthenes, ii. [41]
Denton Hall, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, i. [289]; ii. [137], [281], [282]
Dering, Sir Edward, ii. [33], [252]
Desbouveries, Miss, ii. [227]
des Champs, Monsieur, ii. [186]
Dettemere, Mrs., Mrs. Montagu’s lady’s-maid, i. [183], [258], [259], [272]
Dettingen, battle of, i. [154], [157]
“Devil’s Drops,” i. [252]
Devonshire, Duke of, i. [266]; ii. [95]
Devonshire, Georgiana, Duchess of, ii. [148]
D’Ewes, John, i. [47]
D’Ewes, Mrs. John (née Granville), “Pip,” i. [47], [56], [57], [101]; ii. [5], [80]
Dialogues of the Dead, by Lord Lyttelton and Mrs. Montagu, ii. [181], [182], [200], [204], [207], [238]
Dickens, Sergeant, i. [82]
Dictionary of National Biography, i. [7], [97]; ii. [15], [146], [189]
Dido, Queen of Tyre, i. [64]
Dingley, Colonel, ii. [100]
Ditched, Mrs., ii. [84]
Doddington, Mr., ii. [84]
Dodsley, ii. [174]
Dohna, Count, ii. [142]
Domville, Mr., ii. [189]
Donnellan, Rev. Christopher, i. [25], [41]; ii. [2]
Donnellan, Nehemiah, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Ireland, i. [41]
Donnellan, Mrs. Nehemiah (Martha Usher), i. [41]
Donnellan, “Mrs.” Anne, i. [25], [40], [41], [43], [52], [84], [124], [146], [197], [232], [240], [242–244], [252]; ii. [2], [5], [13], [21], [26], [51], [183];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [44], [53], [58], [70], [80], [85], [92], [93], [99], [102], [112], [128], [139], [161], [168], [169], [186], [187], [194], [253], [259], [293]; ii. [6], [21], [45], [80], [116], [120], [147];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [56], [68], [72], [86], [91], [92], [96], [139], [159], [160], [184], [248], [254–256], [281]
Donnington Castle, i. [155], [198]
Dorchester, Countess of (Lady Caroline Sackville), i. [53]
Dorset, Duke of, i. 53[{114}]; ii. [2]
Dorset, Duchess of (Elizabeth Colyear), i. [53]
Douglas, Colonel, i. [80]
D’Oyley, Christopher, ii. [186]
D’Oyley, Mrs. (Sarah Stanley), ii. [186]
Drake, Councillor Robert, of Cambridge, i. [4]
Drake, Elizabeth (Mrs. Matthew Robinson), i. [4]
Drake, Mrs. Robert (Sarah Morris), afterwards Mrs. Conyers Middleton, i. [4], [5], [119]
Drakes of Ashe, Devon, the, i. [4]
Dufour, Mdlle., Mrs. Montagu’s French maid, i. [89], [91]
Dummer, Mr., of Cranbury Park, i. [247]
Duncan, Dr., ii. [77]
Duncan, king of Scotland, i. [1]
Dupplin, Viscount (afterwards 8th Earl of Kinnoull), i. [8], [9], [44], [46], [54]; ii. [84], [85], [168], [179]
Duncannon, Lord, ii. [95]
Durham, Bishop of, ii. [202]
E
Earle, Mr., i. [93], [94]
Earthquake, in London (1750), i. [274]; in Lisbon (1755), ii. [85]
Eau de luce, Mrs. Montagu’s accident with, ii. [144]
Edgecumbe, Mr., ii. [95]
Edinburgh, taken by the rebels in 1745, i. [205], [209]
Edward IV., i. [151]
Edwin, Mrs., ii. [42], [45]
Egerton, Lady A. Sophia, ii. [122]
Egerton, Bishop, i. [180]
Eglinton, 10th Earl of, i. [269], [286]
Egmont, 1st Earl, i. [41], [186]; ii. [84]
Egremont, Charles Wyndham, 2nd Earl of, ii. [217], [262];
Secretary of State, ii. [265]
Elibank, Lord and Lady, i. [269]
Elixir of vitriol, a remedy for asthma, i. [235]
Elliot, Mr., ii. [95]
Elliot, Mrs., i. [164]
Ellis, Lady (afterwards Lady Dashwood), i. [218]
Ellis, Mrs. W. (née Stanley), ii. [186]
Ellis, Welbore (afterwards Lord Mendip), ii. [186]
Elstob, Mrs., i. [133]
Emerson, William, Doctrine of Fluxions, etc., i. [111], [234]
Emin, or Ameen, Joseph, an Armenian, ii. [99], [115], [122], [165], [214];
his flight to England, ii. [100];
Duke of Northumberland’s kindness to, ii. [101], [102];
his patron Burke, ii.101, [108], [144], [156], [171];
his letter from Limburg to “all his ladies and Patronesses,” ii. [108]–110;
Mrs. Montagu’s description of, and tribute to, ii. [114], [117], [154];
his application to Pitt, ii. [125], [126];
joins Frederick the Great’s army, ii. [127], [132], [141];
his description of Frederick the Great, ii. [143], [154];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu—“My Queen of Sheba,” ii. [102], [114];
“To the most learned and most magnanimous Mrs. Montagu,” ii. [162];
“To the Montagu the Great,” ii. [168];
“To the wisdom of Europe,” ii. [241]
England v. France in Canada—the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. [116]–122;
the attempted invasion at St. Malo, ii. [126], [127]
Erringtons, the, i. [144]
Essex, Lady (née Williams), ii. [162]
Euston, George, Earl of, i. [17]
Eve, ii. [245]
Evelyn, Mrs. Ann, ii. [75]
Evelyn, Sir John, Sylva, or Discourse on Forest Trees, etc., ii. [75], [145]
F
Falconer, R. N., Lieutenant, i. [287]
Falmouth, 1st Viscount, i. [277]
Fane, Charles, 1st Viscount, i. 87[{172}], [245]
Fane, Miss Charlotte, ii. [11], [102]
Fane, Miss Dorothy, afterwards Lady Sandwich, [q.v.]
Fane, Mary Stanhope, Viscountess, once Maid-of-Honour to Queen Anne, her grottoes, i. [245]
Farinelli (Carlo Brocchi), i. [16]
Fauconberg, Viscount, i. [209]
Fausan, M. and Mdlle., i. [48]
Fawcet, Mr., i. [140]
Feather screen, Mrs. Montagu’s, i. [268]
Fenelon, i. [296]
Fenton, Lavinia, alias Polly Peacham, Duchess of Bolton, ii. 37[{52}]
Ferdinand of Brunswick, Prince, ii. [165], [178]
Ferdinand VII. of Spain, ii. [158]
Ferguson’s lectures on philosophy, ii. [191]
Fermor, Lady Sophie (afterwards Lady Carteret), i. [179]
Ferrers, Robert, 1st Earl, i. 39[{69}]
Ferrers, Laurence, 2nd Earl, executed at Tyburn, ii. [183]
Feversham, Lord and Lady, ii. [187]
Fielding, Captain and Mrs., i. [21]
Fielding, Lady Betty, i. [21]
Fielding, Henry (novelist), i. 21[{41}], [164]
Finch, Lady Anne, i. [39]
Finch, Lady Charlotte, i. [21]
Fisher, Kitty, ii. [160]
Fitz-Adam, Adam, ii. [25]
FitzGilbert, Richard, i. 204[{375}]
Fitzroy, Lord Augustus, i. [17]
Fitzwalter, Lord and Lady, i. [269]
Fitzwilliam, 1st Earl, i. [209], [294]
Fitzwilliam, Lady, i. [294]; ii. [185]
Foley, Thomas, 1st Baron, i. [83]
Foley, Thomas, 2nd Baron, i. [46]
Fontenoy, battle of, i. [237]
Foote, the actor, ii. [19]
Forbes, Lady (Dorothy Dale), i. [179]; ii. [226]
Forbes, William, 13th Baron, i. [179]; ii. [266]
Forster, Sir James William, i. [188]
Forster, Dr., ii. [99]
Forster, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles Montagu), i. [111], [188]
Fortescue, Chichester, ii. 80[{103}]
Fortescue, Mrs. C. (née Wesley), ii. [80], [255]
Fortescue, Hugh, of Filleigh, Devon, i. [110]
Fountayne, Dr., Dean of York, ii. [174]
Fox, M.P. for York City, i. [209]
Fox, Captain, ship Walpole, ii. [100]
Fox, Lady Caroline, ii. [97]
Fox, Henry, 1st Lord Holland, ii. [81], [84], [94], [103], [104]
Fox, Stephen, i. [105].
France v. England, in Canada—the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. [116]–122;
the attempted invasion at St. Malo, ii. [126], [127]
Franking letters, use and abuse of, i. [12]
Frederick, Mrs., ii. [230]
Frederick the Great, ii. [120], [123], [124], [132], [154], [178], [225], [241];
his defeat at Kollin, Bohemia, ii. [114];
battle of Rosbach, ii. [122];
Zorndorff, ii. [141], [142];
Emin’s description of, ii. [143]
Frederick William, of Prussia, i. 206[{378}]
Frederick V., King of Denmark, ii. [111]
Freind, Rev. Dr. Robert, Head Master of Westminster School, i. [30], [52], [192]
Freind, Mrs. Robert (Jane de l’Angle), i. [52]
Freind, Rev. William, Dean of Canterbury, i. [30], [52], [57], [114], [122], [148], [174], [180], [189], [233], [235]; ii. [45];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [66], [79], [191], [192];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [49], [52], [58], [63], [75], [78], [81], [106], [109], [131], [177], [179], [190], [219], [225], [248], [269]
Freind, Mrs. William (Grace Robinson), i. [30], [40], [66], [143], [148], [174], [177], [189], [191], [233];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [49], [122], [227]
French invasion, fears of, i. [174–177], [219–226]; ii. [82], [114]
Freydag, Major, ii. [109]
Froissart, Chronicles, ii. [257], [260]
Fromantel, Mr., i. [145]
Furnese, Lady Anne, i. [39]
G
Gage, Miss, i. [39]
Galissionière, Admiral, ii. [90]
Garrick, David, i. 92[{185}], [131], [284]; ii. [11], [16], [19], [83], [129], [130], [145];
as “Richard III.,” i. [107];
“King Lear,” i. 177[{324}], [253];
“Hotspur,” i. [237];
“Romeo,” i. [279];
“Antony,” ii. [158];
his marriage, ii. [146]
Garrick, Mrs. (Eva Marie Veilchen, “La Violette”), ii. [129], [130], [145]
Gascoigne, Sir Crispe, Lord Mayor of London, ii. [53]
Gataker, Dr., ii. [235]
Gay, John, poet, Court of Death, i. [39], [249]
Gazette, ii. [122]
Gee, Mr., i. [261]
George, Prince, ii. [20]
George I., i. [206]
George II., i. [53], [94], 236[{421}], [256]; ii. [83], [87];
his offer to Prince of Wales, i. [99];
creates Walpole Earl of Oxford, i. [100];
the Hanoverian troops, i. [135];
pardons Lord Cromartie, i. [232];
makes Lyttelton a peer, ii. [96];
a fainting fit, ii. [116];
his reception of Mordaunt and Hawke, ii. [120];
Frederick the Great’s report of Zorndorff victory, ii. [142];
his illness, ii. [152];
and Pitt, ii. [153];
death, ii. [208]–215
George III., i. [177], [280]; ii. 160[{244}], [209]–215;
and G. L. Scott, ii. [44], [97];
Lady Yarmouth, ii. [126];
his first speech as king, ii. [217];
Bishop Sherlock’s letter to, ii. [221];
Lord Chesterfield’s bon mot, ii. [223];
his engagement and marriage, ii. [249], [251], [252];
coronation, ii. [259]
Germain, Lady Betty, i. [269]
Germain, Lord George, ii. [165]
Geronsterre waters, the, i. [53]
Gesner, S., La Mort d’Abel, ii. [245], [248]
Gilbert, Dr., Archbishop of York, ii. [73], [190], [270]
Giles, i. [193]
Glamis Castle, ii. [168]
Glanville, William Evelyn, ii. 118[{176}]
Gloucester, Duke of, i. [177]
Gloucester, Richard de Clare, Earl of, i. [204]
Gloucester, Duchess of, ii. 160[{244}]
Goddard, Harry, i. [73], [74]
Godolphin, 1st Earl of, i. [285]; ii. [98], [102], [132], [142], [147]
Godolphin, Lady Harriet, afterwards Duchess of Leeds, i. [51]
Godolphin, Lady Mary, i. [51]
Godolphin, Mr., ii. [209]
Godschall, Miss, i. [265]
“Golden Ball,” the, i. [15], [16]
Goodwin, John, i. [216]
Goring, Viscount, i. [286]
Grafton, 2nd Duke of, i. 17[{25}]
Graham, Sir R., i. [209]
Grahame, J., of Levens, Westmoreland, i. 39[{65}]
Grammont, Memoirs of the Count de, ii. [172]
Granby, Marchioness of, i. 269[{480}]
Granby, Lord, i. [269]
Grantham, Lord (“Short” Sir Thomas Robinson), i. [259], [260], [277], [288]; ii. [259]
Granville, Anne (Mrs. Pendarves’ sister), afterwards Mrs. D’Ewes, i. [47], [56], [57]
Granville, Anne (Mrs. Pendarves’ aunt), afterwards Lady Stanley, i. 46[{87}]
Granville, Countess, i. [195]
Granville, Grace, Viscountess Carteret and Countess, i. [153]
Granville, Mr. (brother of Mrs. Pendarves), i. [46], [236]
Granville, Mrs., i. [254]
Granville, Miss, i. [196]
Granville, John, i. 18[{29}]
Granville, John, Earl, i. [102], [104]
Granville, the Misses (Lord Lansdowne’s daughters), i. [50]
Gray, Thomas, the poet, i. [119], 253[{450}], [285]; ii. [23], [24], 87[{121}], [183]
Green, Dr., musician, i. [60]
Green, Dr. John, Bishop of Lincoln, i. [249], [275]
Greenland, Augustine, of Belle Vue, Kent, ii. [92]
Greenland, John, of Lovelace, Kent, ii. [92]
Greenwich, Caroline, Baroness, i. [117]
Gregory, James, inventor of the Gregorian telescope, i. [179]
Gregory, Dr. James, i. [179]
Gregory, Dr. John, Professor of Philosophy at Edinburgh, i. [179]; ii. [73], [76], [204], [211], [226], [266]
Gregory, Mrs. John (Elizabeth Forbes), i. [179]; ii. [226]
Gregory, Lady Mary, ii. [155]
Grenville, Mr., i. [54]
Grenville, George, ii. [90], [95], [266]
Grenville, James, ii. [95], [262]
Grenville, Jenny, ii. [90]
Grenville, Richard, ii. [60], [83], [84]
Greville, Mr., i. [167]
Greville, Mrs., i. [39]
Grey, Mr., i. [147]
Grey, Rev. Dr. Zachary, i. [62]
Griffith, Edward Montagu’s valet, i. [136], [140], [143]
Grinfield, Miss, dresser to George III.’s daughters, i. [256]; ii. [84]
Grosmith, Rev. ——, i. [85]
Grosvenor, Mrs., i. [255]
Grosvenor, Sir Richard, 1st Earl, ii. [156], [217]
Grounen, Mr., i. [261]
Guerin, Mr., i. [183]
Guilford, Earl of, i. 63[{135}]
Gunning, John, of Castle Coote, Roscommon, i. [270]
Gunning, Elizabeth, (1) Duchess of Hamilton, (2) Duchess of Argyll, i. [270], [287], [288]; ii. 252[{333}]
Gunning, Kitty, Mrs. Robert Travers, i. [270]
Gunning, Maria, Countess of Coventry, i. [270]; ii. [18]
H
Habeas Corpus Bill, ii. [127]
Hagley House, Lyttelton’s place, ii. [192]
Halifax, Anne, Lady (née Dunk), i. [201]
Halifax, William, 2nd Marquis of, i. 18[{30}]; ii. [145]
Halifax, 2nd Earl of, i. [256]
Halifax, George, 5th Earl of, i. [104], [201]; ii. [243]
Hallows, Mrs., Dr. Young’s lady housekeeper, ii. [248]
Hamilton, Mr., of Painshill, ii. [75]
Hamilton, Duke of, i. [167], 270[{482}]
Hamilton, Duchess of (Elizabeth Gunning), i. [270], [287], [288]; ii. 252[{333}]
Hamilton, Lord William, ii. 2[{3}]
Hammond, the poet, i. [25]
Hampton, the Temple at, ii. [130]
Hampton Court, Herefordshire, ii. [140], [141]
Handcock, Mrs., ii. [192]
Handcock, William, i. [267]
Handel, George Frederick, i. [27], [44], [70], [92], [131], [274]
Hanmer, Lady Catherine, i. [162]
Hanoverian troops, employed by England, i. [130], [134], [135], [137], [173]
Hardwicke, Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of, i. 7[{9}]; ii. [127], [192], [212], [262], [266]
Hardwicke, 2nd Earl of, ii. [127], [217]
Hare, Dr. Francis, Bishop of St. Asaph and Chichester, i. [50]
Hare, Mrs., i. [50]
Harleian MSS. in British Museum, i. [8], [83]; ii. [243]
Harley, Lady Margaret Cavendish. [See Portland, Duchess of]
Harley, Mr., i. [104]
Harrington, William Stanhope, 1st Earl of, i. [48];
President of the Council, i. [102];
Viceroy of Ireland, i. [260]
Harris, History of Kent, i. [7]; ii. [14]
Hart, Governor, ii. [106]
Hartley, Dr. David, i. [254]
Hastenbeck, battle of, ii. [56], [58]
Hawke, Sir Edward, Lord, ii. [89], [116], [118], [120], [121]
Hawkesworth, LL.D., John, Oriental Tales, ii. [247]
Hawkins, Mr., Surgeon, i. [158], [161–163]
Hay, Lord Charles, ii. [116]
Hay, Rev. Robert, Archbishop of York, i. [47]
Hay, Hon. John, i. [51], [61]
Hay, Dr., ii. [95]
Hayton Farm, i. [66]
Hearne, Thomas, Diary, i. 12[{17}]; ii. [62]
Heberden, Dr. William, i. [276]
Hell Fire Club, i. [218]
Helvetius, Claud Adrien, De l’Esprit, ii. [157]
Henrietta Maria, Queen, i. [264]
Henry II., i. [150]
Henry IV. of France, ii. 18[{27}]
Henry VIII., i. [151]
Heraclius II., King of Georgia and Armenia, ii. [101]
Heraclius, Prince, ii. [162]
Herbert, Mr., of Highclere Castle, Hants, i. [253]; ii. [38], [39], [103]
Hereford, 6th Viscount, i. 39[{68}]
Hereford, Lady, i. [39]
Herring, Thomas, Archbishop of York, i. [209]; ii. [53], [54], [61], [63], [71], [78]
Herring, Mrs., ii. [54], [65]
Herring, Dr., Chancellor of York, ii. [175]
Hertford, Lord, i. [249]
Hervey, John, Lord, Pope’s “Sporus,” ii. 192[{277}]
Hervey, Rev. James, The Complaint, or Thoughts on Time, Death, and Friendship, i. [136], [138]
Hervey, George William, Baron, 2nd Earl of Bristol, i. [234]
Hervey, Lady (Mary Lepell), ii. [178], [192], [201], [207]
Hesse Cassel, Frederick, Landgrave of, i. [53]
Hessians, the, i. [221]
Hickman, Dr., i. [149]
“Hide” Park, i. [178], [179]
Hillsborough, Lady, ii. [123]
Hillsborough, Lord, ii. [96]
Hinchinbroke, Lady (Elizabeth Popham), ii. [113]
Hinchinbroke, Lord, afterwards 5th Earl of Sandwich, i. [138], [271]; ii. [113], [232]
Hinchinbroke House, Huntingdon, i. [269]
Hinxham, John, bookseller, ii. [174]
Hoadley, Dr. Benjamin, The Suspicious Husband, i. [236]
Hoare, Mr., of Stourhead, the banker, ii. 206[{291}]
Hoare, artist, his portrait of Mrs. Montagu, i. [265], [272]
Hoare, Mrs., i. [58]
Hog, Mrs., French maid to the Duchess of Portland’s children, i. [89]
Holborn, Admiral, ii. [74]
Holdernesse, Sir Conyers D’Arcy, 6th Earl of, i. [209], [293]; ii. [6]
Holland, Henry Fox, 1st Baron, i. [105]; ii. [94], [95]
Holler’s Prints, i. [103]
Hollins, Dr., i. [162]
Honeywood, General, i. [161]
Hood, Admiral, 1st Viscount Bridport, ii. [135]
Hooke, Nathaniel, Duchess of Marlborough’s Memoirs, i. 103[{216}], [296];
History of Rome, i. [296]; ii. [12], [18], [19], [41], [45], [46], [70], [90];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [65]
Hopetoun, Lord, ii. [168]
Hoquart, Admiral, ii. [74]
Horace, i. [71], [72]
Hounslow Heath, i. [164]
Howard, Brigadier-General, i. [39]
Howard, Thomas, 6th Earl of Berkshire and 14th Earl of Suffolk, i. [39], [46]
Howard, Lord, i. [46]
Howe, Captain, ii. [126]
Hoyle, on Chess, i. [252]
Hume, David (History of James I. and Charles I.), i. [263]; ii. [68], [91], [195], [211]
Hume, Mrs. David, ii. [91]
Hunter, Mr., ii. [95]
Huntingdon, Francis, 10th Earl of, ii. [214]
Huntingdon, Lady, the patroness of the “Huntingdon Connexion” branch of the Methodists, ii. 214[{297}]
Huntingdon Ball, i. [270]
Hurst Castle, i. [248]
Hussey, Edward, Earl of Beaulieu, i. [201], [267]
Hutchinson, Rev. John, Moseis Principia, ii. [87]
I
Inoculation for smallpox, i. [149], [158]
Inquisition, Court of, ii. [15]
Inverary Castle, ii. [165]
Iremonger, Mrs., of Wherwell, Hants, ii. [23]
Irvine, Henry, Viscount, i. 95[{196}]
Irwin, Lord, i. [164]
Isaacson, Anthony, ii. [129], 151[{227}]
Isaacson, Mrs. Anthony (Mary Creagh), ii. [129], 151[{227}]
Isaacson, Montagu, ii. [151], [156]
Isted, Mrs., Mrs. Montagu’s housekeeper, i. [292]; ii. [8], [12], [19], [20], [56]
Ives, Mrs., ii. [57]
J
James II., i. 156[{288}]
Jarret, a jobmaster, ii. [188]
Jefferies, Judge, i. 49[{98}]
Jefferies, an ostler at the Pelican Inn, Newbury, ii. [23]
Jeffreys, Baron, of Wem, ii. 257[{337}]
Jenny, Sarah Robinson’s maid, i. [164]
Jersey, Earl of, i. 50[{101}]
Jew Bill, ii. [33]
Johnson, B., Volpone, ii. [24]
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, ii. [54], [105], [162];
Lives of the Poets, i. [283];
on R. Berenger, i. [284];
Rasselas, ii. [161];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [161], [173]
Jones, a merchant of Huntingdon, ii. [39]
Jones, Inigo, i. 242[{432}]; ii. [35]
Jordain, Monsieur, ii. [37], [267]
Joseph I., of Portugal, ii. [158];
attempted assassination of, ii. [180]
“Jumps,” a kind of stays, i. [259]
Jurin, Dr. James, i. [268]
K
Keith, Field-Marshal, i. [95]
Kennet, Mrs., wet-nurse, i. [148], [183]
Kent, Duchess of (Sophia Bentinck), i. [60], [61]
Kent, Henry (Grey), 1st Duke of, i. 60[{131}]
Kilmarnock, Earl of, i. [231]
King’s lectures, ii. [38], [40]
Kingston, Duchess of (née Chudleigh), i. [265]
Kingston, Evelyn, Duke of, i. 50[{104}], [237]
Kingston, 2nd Duke of, i. [149], [190], [286];
Kinnoull, 7th Earl of, i. 47[{93}], 61[{93}]
Kinnoull, 8th Earl of, i. [8], [9], [44], [46], [54]; ii. [84], [85], [168], [179]
Kirke, Gilbert, i. 55[{123}]
Kirke, Thomas, i. [55]
Kloster-Seven, Convention of, ii. [111]
Knatchbull, Sir Wyndham, 5th Baronet, i. [20], [32], [36]
Knatchbull, Lady, i. [21]
Knatchbull, Miss, i. [21]
Knight, Mrs. (née Robinson), i. [179], [256]
Knollys, Lady Katherine, afterwards Law, i. [22], [33]
Kollin (Bohemia), Frederick the Great defeated at the battle of, ii. [114]
Kouli Khan, ii. [99]
L
Lambard, Mr., ii. [188]
Lambarts, the, ii. [253]
Lane, Mrs., of Bramham Park, Yorkshire, ii. [37]
Langham, Lady, ii. [43], [55], [57], [87]
Langham, Lord John, i. [278]
l’Angle, Rev. Samuel de, Prebendary of Westminster, i. [52]
Lansdowne, Lady (Lady Mary Villiers), i. [50]
Lansdowne, George Granville, Lord, i. [50]
La Perche, Count Thomas de, i. [151]
La Perche, Geoffry, 4th Earl de, i. [150]
Laud, Archbishop, i. 75[{157}]
Law, John, the financier, i. [22], [23]
Law, Lady Katherine (née Knollys), i. [22], [23]
Layton, Francis, of Rawdon, i. 55[{123}]
Layton, Lucy, afterwards Mrs. Leonard Robinson, i. [2], [4]
Le Despencer, Sir Francis Dashwood, Lord, i. [218]
Lee, Colonel, i. [60]
Lee, Dr., i. [93], [94]
Lee, Lady Betty (afterwards Young), i. [59], [60]
Leeds, Duchess of (Lady Harriet Godolphin), i. [51]
Leeds, Thomas, 4th Duke of, i. [51]; ii. [209]
Legge, Hon. Harry, Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, i. [231]; ii. [49], [83], [84], [95], [153]
Leicester, Lord, ii. [165]
Leigh Place, Sir John Evelyn’s, ii. [75]
Leland, Dr., Observations of Lord Bolingbroke’s Letter, ii. [25];
Life of Philip of Macedon, ii. [159]
Lely, Sir Peter, his portrait of 1st Earl of Sandwich, ii. [249]
l’Enclos, Ninon de, ii. [113]
Leslie, Mr., i. [293], [294]
Lestock, i. [177]
Levens Hall, Westmoreland, Lord Berkshire’s seat, i. [224]
Lichfield, Earl of, i. [60]
Lichfield, Marquis of, i. [93]
Liddell, Mr., of Newton, ii. [224]
Light, Anthony, i. [2], [55]
Light, Mrs. Elizabeth (née Clarke), afterwards Mrs. Thomas Robinson, i. [2]
Light, Lydia, afterwards Mrs. Thomas Kirke, then Mrs. Robert Lumley, i. [55]
Ligonier, Field Marshal John, Earl of, i. [216], [218]
Lincoln, Lady (Catherine Pelham), ii. [187]
Lindsey, John, 7th Earl of, and 17th Earl of Crawford, i. [41]
Linnell, Mr., i. [294]; ii. [17]
Lisbon, earthquake at, ii. [85]
Lisle, Miss, i. [245]
Locke, ii. [61], [62]
Lodge, Peerage of Irish Peers, i. [191]
Lodomie, dentist, ii. [209]
Lombe, John, inventor of silk-weaving engine, i. 201[{371}]
Lonsdale, 3rd Viscount, i. [209]
Loudoun, Earl of, i. [206];
Commander-in-Chief of English in America, ii. [115]
Louis XIV., i. [291], [295]; ii. [18]
Louis XV., i. [175]
Louisburg, ii. [76], [116], [134];
taken, ii. [140], [154]
Lovat, Lord, beheaded, i. [235], [253]
Lowther, Mrs., ii. [149]
Lucian, Triumph of the Gout, i. [283]; ii. [47]
Lumley, Elizabeth (Mrs. Laurence Sterne), i. [3], [55], [73–75], [84], [230]
Lumley, Rev. Robert, i. [55], [230]
Lumley Castle, ii. [139]
Lyster, Mrs., ii. [167]
Lyttelton, Rev. Charles, Dean of Exeter, afterwards Bishop of Carlisle, i. [201], [284]; ii. [96], [115], [136], [149], [208], [209], [262]
Lyttelton, Sir George, 1st Lord, i. [64], [278]; ii. [8], [11], [22], [25], [30], [32], [35], [60], [93], [168], [245], [250], [252], [255], [260], [267];
Observations on Cicero, i. [82];
Mrs. Montagu on his Verses, i. [90];
his first marriage, i. [110];
Monody, i. [253], [254];
Dissertation on Saint Paul, i. [283];
his second marriage, ii. [11];
his friend Bishop Berkeley, ii. [15];
calls Mrs. Montagu “Madonna,” ii. [16], [50], [72];
Hagley, ii. [41], [192];
cofferer, ii. [49];
Bower’s fervid Italian, ii. [50];
his tour in North Wales, ii. [72];
Chancellor of the Exchequer, ii. [84];
Gilbert West’s reinstatement at Chelsea, ii. [85];
a peer, ii. [96];
History of Henry II., ii. [96], [148], [159], [192], [256];
“is got pure well,” ii. [115];
reproves Lord Temple in the House of Lords, ii. [127];
his amusing letter to Dr. Monsey, ii. [132];
Mrs. Montagu’s eau de luce accident, ii. [145];
Dr. Monsey’s doggerel verses on, ii. [154];
Dialogues of the Dead, ii. [181], [182], [200], [204], [207];
at the Coronation, ii. [259];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [81], [90], [94], [135], [140], [148], [150], [165], [172], [178], [179], [186], [192], [201], [203]–205, [209], [212], [213], [261], [264];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [89], [96], [134], [164], [167], [172], [185], [191], [194], [205], [210], [215]
Lyttelton, Lucy, Lady (née Fortescue), 1st wife, i. [110], [253]
Lyttelton, Lady (née Rich), 2nd wife, ii. [11], [72], [115]
Lyttelton, Miss, ii. [255]
Lyttelton, Sir Richard, ii. [95], [191]
Lyttelton, Thomas, 2nd Lord, i. [253]; ii. [50], [86], [89], [140], [150], [165], [167], [168], [261];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [141], [166], [168], [179];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [139], [193], [253]
Lyttelton, Sir Thomas, ii. 182[{266}]
Lyttelton, William Henry, created Baron Westcote of Ballymore, i. [284]; ii. [32];
Governor of South Carolina, ii. [68], [78];
Governor of Jamaica, ii. [182]
M
Macartney, Mr., ii. 6[{8}]
Macpherson, Highland Poems, ii. [194], [197], [205], [211], [234], [257], [268]
Mahon, Lady (Hester Pitt), afterwards Lady Stanhope, ii. [82]
Maillebois, Field Marshal Jean Des Marets, i. [220]
Maintenon, Madame de, i. 38[{62}]; ii. [19];
Memoirs of, ii. [154]
Mainwaring, Mrs., i. [177]
Mallet, David, Scottish poet, i. [54]
Malton, 6th Baron of, i. [209]
Manchester, Isabella, Duchess of, i. [201];
remarries Edward Hussey, i. [267]
Manchester, 2nd Duke of, i. 201[{365}]
Mangey, Rev. Dr., ii. [54]
Mann, Horace Walpole’s Letters to Sir H., i. 264[{467}], [274], [287]
Mansfield, William Murray, 1st Earl of, Lord Chief Justice, “Silver-tongued Murray,” i. [138]; ii. [124], [127], [190]
March, 3rd Earl of, afterwards Duke of Queensberry, i. [269], [286]
Marchmont, Lord, ii. [211]
Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria, ii. [114], [146]
Marlborough, John Churchill, 1st Duke of, i. 51[{110}], [267]; ii. [118]
Marlborough, Charles Spencer, 2nd Duke of, i. [51]; ii. [116]
Marlborough, Charles, 3rd Duke of, i. [54], [104], [154], [161], [171]; ii. [102], [126], [142], [152], [154]
Marlborough, Elizabeth, Duchess of, ii. [152]
Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of, i. [54], [94], [157], [165];
her Account of Her Conduct (Memoirs), i. [103], [296]
Marriott, Mr., ii. [185]
Marsh, Mrs., i. [280]
Mary of Hesse, Princess (George II.’s daughter), i. [53]
Mason, Caractacus, ii. [161]
“Matadors,” term used in card-games, i. [40]
Matilda of Saxony (Countess de La Perche), i. [150]
Matthews, Admiral Thomas, i. [176], [177]
May, Mrs., i. [181]
Mead, Dr. Richard, i. [17], [82], [86], [88], [98], [128], [153], [155], [158], [160], [162], [199]
Meadowcourt, Rev. ——, Vicar of Lindridge, Worcester, ii. [135], [136], [203]
Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Princess Charlotte of, marries George III. ii. [249], [251], [252], [258]–260
Medows, Sir Philip, i. [277]; ii. [82], [145]
Medows, Sir Sydney, i. [111]; ii. [177]
Medows, Jemima, Lady (née Montagu), i. [111], [117], [128], [148], [149], [153], [154], [158], [184], [248], [262], [266], 273[{487}]; ii. [12], [61], [129], [144], [151], [163], [177];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [22], [57], [82]
Medows, Dorothy (née Boscawen), i. [277]
Melmoth, William, Letters of Pliny, ii. [242]
Mendip, Lord (Welbore Ellis), ii. [186]
Merle, M. de, French Ambassador to Portugal, ii. [181]
“Merlin chair,” i. [92]
Mersham Hatch, Sir W. Knatchbull’s place, i. [20], [32], [36]
Micklem, General E., ii. 106[{159}]
Middleton, Dr. Conyers, i. [4], [5], [233], [275];
Life of Cicero, i. [6], [29], [70], [71], [82];
his second marriage, i. [10], [11], [14], [16];
fails to obtain the Mastership of the Charter House, i. [19];
Letters on the Use and Study of History, i. [90];
his second wife’s death, i. [198];
An Account of the Roman Senate, i. [234];
his third wife, i. [237], [239], [241], [257];
Free Enquiry into the Miraculous Powers, i. [263];
death of, i. [276], [285], [292];
his bust by Roubilliac in Trinity College, Cambridge, ii. [35], [36], [91];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [119], [123]
Middleton, Mrs. Conyers, No. 1 (previously Mrs. Drake), i. [5], [6]
Middleton, Mrs. Conyers, No. 2 (Mary Place), i. [10], [11], [14], [16], [180], [198]
Middleton, Mrs. Conyers, No. 3 (Anne Powell), i. [237], [241], [257], [275], [285], [292]; ii. [35], [36], [91]
Middleton, 3rd Viscount, ii. [156]
Middleton’s Academy, ii. [100]
Midgham, seat of Mr. Poyntz, i. [169].
Millar, architect, ii. [90], [121]
Millar, publisher, ii. [167], [234]
Miller, Joe, Book of Jests, i. [73]
Milles, Rev. Isaac, i. 172[{310}]
Milner, Sir William and Lady, ii. [91]
Milton, John, i. [172]; ii. [245]
Mincing, Mrs., i. [65]
Minden, battle of, ii. [165]
Minorca, ii. [140]
Mirepoix, M., French Ambassador, i. [284], [291]; ii. [74]
Mirepoix, Madame, i. [284]
Mitchell, Mr., ii. [143]
Moivre, M. de, i. [286]
Molière, L’École des Femmes, i. [16];
Precieuses Ridicules, ii. [55].
Molyneux, Miss, i. [168]
Money, History of Newbury, i. [150]
Monkey Island, i. [54], [154]
Monsey, Dr. Messenger, private physician to Lord Godolphin, afterwards to Chelsea Hospital, ii. [98], [108], [111], [115], [117], [121], [129], [132], [134], [136], [145]–147, [150], [152], [154], [165], [171], [186], [187], [194], [200], [212], [220], [225], [229], [235], [241], [262], [263], [266];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [133], [142], [155], [204], [208], [224];
Mrs. Montagu’s letter to, ii. [102]
Montagu, Charles (Edward’s father), his first wife Elizabeth Forster, his second wife Sarah Rogers, i. [111], [188]
Montagu, Charles (Edward’s cousin), ii. [152]
Montagu, Crewe (Edward’s brother), i. [111]; ii. [129]
Montagu, Edward, of Allerthorpe, i. [110];
short account of, i. [111];
marries Elizabeth Robinson, i. [114];
the honeymoon, i. [117];
his Whig principles, i. [127];
guardian and manager to John Rogers and his estate, i. [146], [199], [234], [289–291]; ii. [36];
arms his tenants, i. [226];
death of his steward and agent, i. [233];
Edward Wortley Montagu, Junior, i. [237], [238], [243]; ii. [167];
the Huntingdon Elections, i. [239]; ii. [39];
James Montagu’s death, i. [262];
Duke of Montagu’s death, i. [266];
death of Edward Carter, ii. [51];
John Rogers’ death and will, ii. [128], [137];
Elizabeth’s eau de luce disaster, ii. [144];
his illness, ii. [164];
Durham Election, ii. [223], [228];
old Wortley Montagu’s will, ii. [231];
the Newbold Vernon picture, ii. [249]
Letters from his wife, i. [123], [127], [136], [159], [200], [235], [240], [252], [266], [270], [276], [281], [284], [285], [288], [291], [292]; ii. [6], [11]–13, [16], [30], [33]–35, [37]–40, [49], [51]–53, [56], [74], [90], [103], [107], [111], [112], [114], [123], [124], [126], [129], [151], [153], [156]–158, [185], [187], [193], [199], [215]–217, [219], [223], [226], [228]–231, [251], [258]
His letters to his wife, i. [129], [134–137], [146], [147], [171], [173–175], [182], [201], [205], [209], [211], [212], [233], [234], [239–241], [269], [282], [285], [286], [289], [290], [292]; ii. [4], [14], [35], [36], [39], [84], [104], [106], [112], [188], [218], [223], [231], [232], [249]
Montagu, Edward (Elizabeth’s godson), i. [271]
Montagu, George, Horace Walpole’s Letters to, i. [275]; ii. [178]
Montagu, James (Edward’s half-brother), i. [111], [188], [232]; ii. [249];
death of, i. [262]
Montagu, Hon. James (Edward’s cousin), ii. 152[{232}]
Montagu, Jemima (Edward’s sister), afterwards Lady Medows, [q.v.]
Montagu, John (Edward’s brother), i. [111]; ii. [129]
Montagu, John, “Punch” (Edward’s son), i. [149], [165], [166], [168], [169], [178], [182–186], [188];
death of, i. [191]; ii. [119]
Montagu, Captain John, i. [240]
Montagu, Hon. Mrs. Sarah, i. [151]
Montagu, Captain William, i. [286]
Montagu, Edward Wortley, i. [51], [237], [239]; ii. [87], [112];
illness and death, ii. [229]–231
Montagu, Junr., Edward Wortley, i. [51], [237–240], [243], [261], [286], [287]; ii. [167], [197], [249]
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley (née Pierpoint), i. [50], [51], [237];
introduces inoculation into England, i. 35[{57}]
Montagu, Hon. Sidney Wortley, i. [237], [239], [244]
Montagu, Hon. Mrs. Sidney Wortley (Anne Wortley), i. [237]
Montagu, Matthew (Elizabeth’s nephew), 4th Baron Rokeby, The Letters of Mrs. Elizabeth Montagu, i. [6]
Montagu, Lady Barbara, i. [256], [260], [266], [270], [284], [293]; ii. [7], [11], [29], [58], [59], [75], [78], [79], [87], [93], [105], [163], [247], [266]
Montagu, John, 2nd Duke of, Master of the Wardrobe, and Grand Master of the Order of the Bath, i. [182], 201[{365}], [216], [218], [219], [237], [238], [244], [248], [266], [267]
Montagu, 3rd Duke of, ii. [92], [113]
Montfort, 1st Baron, i. [286]; ii. [67]
Moor, Captain, i. [80]
Moore, Deputy Governor of Jamaica, ii. [182]
Moore, Edward, publisher of The World, ii. [25]
Mordaunt, Sir John, ii. [116], [118], [120], [121], [158]
More, Hannah, i. [284]
Morgan, Rev. ——, curate of Newtown, i. [271], [272]
Morgan, Jacky and Nanny, i. [272]
Morley, Dr., ii. [77], [185]
Mornington, Garrett Wesley or Wellesley, 1st Earl, i. [169]; ii. [80]
Mornington, Baron, ii. [80]
Morris, Matthew Robinson (Elizabeth’s brother), i. [194]; ii. [13]
Morris, Morris Drake, i. [4], [5], [73]
Morris, Sarah (Mrs. Robert Drake), i. [4]
Morris, Thomas, i. [4], [229]
Morritt, John B. Saurey, i. [2]
Morton, Charles, Curator of British Museum, ii. [243], [256], [257]
Mount Bevis, i. [247], [248]
Mount Edgecumbe, Countess of (née Gilbert), ii. [73]
Mount Morris, or Monk’s Horton, near Hythe, home of the Robinsons, i. [4], [7], [73], [74], [229]; ii. [14]
Mountrath, 6th Earl of, i. [169]
Murrain, cattle, i. [219]
Murray, Secretary, i. [235]
N
Nash, Miss, i. [167]
Nash, Richard (“Beau Nash”), i. [167]; ii. [39];
his threatened History of Bath, etc., ii. [59], [60]
National Biography, Dictionary of, i. [7], [97]; ii. [15], [146], [189]
National Portrait Gallery, ii. [258]
Naylor, Miss Maria, i. [286], [287]
Ned, Montagu’s head-groom, ii. [188], [199]
Nedham, Mrs., ii. [94]
Neustra Signora de Cabodonga, Spanish treasure-ship captured by Lord Anson, i. [186]
Newbold Vernon, i. [188]
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Mrs. Montagu’s description of, ii. [138]
Newcastle-on-Tyne, John Holles, 1st Duke of, i. [7]
Newcastle-under-Lyne, Thomas Pelham, 1st Duke of, i. [51], [288]; ii. [49], [94], [95], [142], 187[{273}], [212], [217]
Newcastle, Duchess of, i. [288]; ii. [121]
Newton, Dr., Dissertation on the Prophecies, ii. [159]
Newton, Mr., valuer, i. [290]
Newton, Sir Isaac, ii. 91[{127}]
Newton, Sir T., Roubilliac’s statue of, ii. [36]
Nicholson, Bishop, ii. [15]
Nicholson, John, i. [145]
Nivernois, Duc de, ii. [266]
Nixon’s drawing of the Coffee-house, Bath, i. 255[{456}]
Norfolk, Dowager Duchess of (née Sherburne), i. [39], [42]
Norfolk, Duchess of (Mary Blount), i. [17], [102], [125], [288]
Norfolk, Edward, 9th Duke of, i. 17[{27}], 102[{212}]
Norfolk, 15th Duke of, i. 39[{72}]
Norfolk, Edward Howard, 16th Duke of, i. [125]; ii. [257]
Norman, Mrs., ii. [267]
Norris, Admiral Sir John, i. [176]
North, 7th Baron, afterwards Earl of Guilford, i. 63[{135}]
North, Lady, i. [93]
North American campaign, ii. [134]
Northampton, Elizabeth, Countess of, i. [273]
Northampton, 11th Earl of, i. 273[{489}]; ii. [161]
Northfleet Fair, i. [99]
Northumberland, Hugh Smithson, 15th Earl, 1st Duke of, ii. [99], [101], [102], [146], [154], [166]
Norwood, J. D., i. [97], [255]
Notes and Queries, ii. [23]
Nottingham Castle, i. [121]
Nugent, Mr., ii. [95]
O
Offleys, the, i. [167]
Ogle, Mrs., ii. [173]
Oglethorpe, General James Edward, i. [210], [213]
Old and New London, i. [46]
Onslow, 3rd Baron, i. [286]
Orange, Princess of, i. [86]; ii. [156]
Orford, Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of, i. [100], [101], [104], [156], [157], [171], 190[{204}]
Orrery, Charles Boyle, 4th Earl, Observations on the Life and Writings of Dr. Swift, ii. [18], [85]
Osborne, Admiral, ii. [154]
Ossian, ii. [267], [268]
Otway, Thomas, Orphan, i. [177]
Oxford, Robert Harley, 1st Earl of, i. [9], [83], [104]
Oxford, Edward, 2nd Earl of, i. [7], [8], [46], [54–57], [62], [82], [83]
Oxford, Edward Harley, 24th Earl of, ii. [140], [141]
Oxford, Countess of (Henrietta Cavendish), i. [7], [8], [54], 83[{168}], [86], [133], [157], [226]
P
Page, Sir Gregory, i. [28]
Page, Mr. [(brother of above)], i. [28], [29]
Palgrave, Mr., ii. [208]
Palmer, Sir Thomas, of Wingham, Kent, i. 21[{42}]
Panmure, Lord, ii. [216]
Pannel, Captain, ii. [188]
Panton, Master of the King’s Racers, i. [279]
Paul, Father, History of the Council of Trent, i. [124]
Pegu, king of, ii. [124]
Pelham, Right Hon. Henry, i. [100], [102], [171], [220]; ii. [49], 187[{273}]
Pembroke, Earl of, i. 249[{445}]
Pembroke, Henry, 28th Earl of, i. [273]
Pembroke, Henry, 29th Earl of, ii. [160]
Pembroke, Lady, ii. [185]
Pendarves, Mrs. (née Granville), afterwards Mrs. Delany, “Pen,” i. [18], [25], [40], [43–47], 50[{100}], [56], [57], [98], [103], [116], [146];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [101], [116], [131].
[See also Delany, Mrs.]
Pendarves, W., i. 18[{29}]
Penshurst pictures, ii. [34]
Percival, Lord, i. [94]
Percival, Mrs., i. [160], [288]
Percival, Hon. Philip, i. [41], [160], [259]
Perth, 3rd titular Duke of, i. [213]
Peter the Great, i. 95[{193}]
Peterborough, Lady (Anastasia Robinson), i. [22], [169]
Peterborough, Earl of, i. [22], [247]
Petrowna, Czarina Elizabeth, i. [95]
Philip, Agnes (Mrs. Ralph Robinson), i. [2]
Pierce, Jerry, ii. [4]
Pigott, Captain, i. [260]
Pinchbeck, Christopher, i. [46]
Pitt, Miss Anne, i. [58], [64], [255]; ii. [213], [216]
Pitt, Mrs. George (Penelope Atkyns), i. [265]; ii. [158], [163]
Pitt, Miss Hester, afterwards Lady Mahon, then Stanhope, ii. [82]
Pitt, Lady Hester (née Grenville), ii. [60], [63], [65], [77], [78], [81], [82], [94], [115], [158];
created Baroness of Chatham, ii. [265]
Pitt, John, Viscount, ii. [95]
Pitt, Miss Mary, i. [64]; ii. [51], [53], [69], [73], [77], [78], [81], [94], [95], [158], [170], [265]
Pitt, Thomas, of Boconoc, Cornwall, ii. [153], [266];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [180]
Pitt, William, afterwards 1st Earl of Chatham, “the great commoner,” i. [58], 64[{139}]; ii. [1], [22], [35], [41], [45], [53], [77], [78], [83], [85], [111], [173], [216];
his speeches in the House of Commons, i. [137], [138], [171]; ii. [153], [156];
Sarah Robinson on, i. [167];
obtains for Gilbert West the Clerkship of the Privy Council, ii. [4];
his house, South Lodge, Enfield, ii. [8], [10];
his hospitality to West, ii. [9];
authorship of The Adventurer attributed to, ii. [25];
his insomnia, ii. [30]–33;
at Tunbridge Wells, ii. [37], [40];
King’s lectures, ii. [38];
Bath, ii. [43];
gout in his hand, ii. [51];
appoints West paymaster of Chelsea. College, ii. [51], [52];
marries Lady Hester Grenville, ii. [60], [61], [63], [64];
his daughter’s birth, ii. [82];
v. Fox, ii. [84];
purchases Mrs. Montagu’s Hayes house, ii. [94];
his son John’s birth, ii. [95];
a sharp attack of gout, ii. [96], [98];
Secretary of State, ii. [96], [262];
the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. [116];
and Lord Royston, ii. [128];
and Emin, ii. [154];
his “great compliments” to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [157];
Burke’s application for the Madrid consulship, ii. [170];
the pictures at Hagley, ii. [172];
a mark of the City’s affection, ii. [213];
Duke of Newcastle and, ii. [217];
and the Lord Mayor, ii. [220];
the intended expedition to France, ii. [226];
receives a barony for Lady Hester and a pension for three lives, ii. [264];
his “act of humility,” ii. [265]
Place, Rev. Conyers, i. 10[{14}]
Place, Mary, afterwards Mrs. Conyers Middleton, i. [10], [11], [14], [16], [180], [198]
Plumtree, Dr., i. [276]
Pocock, Mrs. (née Milles), i. [172], [173]
Pococke, Mrs., ii. [69], [208]
Pococke, Miss, ii. [79]
Pococke, Rev. Dr. Richard, Bishop of Ossory and Meath, i. [173]; ii. [61], [69], [204], [208], [211];
Descriptions of the East, etc., i. [241]
Polignac, Madame de, ii. [98]
Pomfret, Countess of, ii. [256], [260];
her death, ii. [261], [267], [268]
Pomfret, 1st Earl of, i. [179]; ii. 256[{337}]
Pondicherry, taken by the English, ii. [250]
Pope, Alexander, i. [7], 54[{118}]; ii. [57], [113];
his epitaph—“Under the marble, etc.,” i. [24];
Dunciad, i. 38[{61}], [172];
Letters, i. [89];
his villa at Twickenham, i. [163];
at Mount Bevis, i. [247];
Universal Prayer, i. [248];
“ill health is an early old age,” ii. [8];
on Silence, ii. [55];
on Virtue, ii. [82];
“the story of the great, etc.,” ii. [123];
conscience “the god within the mind,” ii. [157];
“Sporus,” ii. 192[{277}];
on Sir John Cutler’s funeral, ii. [202]
Porpora, i. 16[{23}], 27[{50}]
Portland, Duchess of (Lady Margaret Cavendish Harley), i. [8], [12], [13], [23], [44–46], [48–50], [55], [56], [60–62], [65], [69], [76], [81], [86], [87], [103], [146], [160]; ii. [43]–45, [80], [148];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [13], [22], [26], [82–85], [99], [100], [102], [103], [124], [128], [133], [149], [157], [176];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [8–12], [14], [16–20], [27], [28], [31], [36], [38–43], [66], [99], [114], [120], [125], [131], [133], [138], [152–155], [158], [163], [169], [170], [172]; ii. [196]
Portland, William Henry, 1st Duke of, i. [81]
Portland, William, 2nd Duke of, i. [12], [44], [45], [48], [61], [92], [100], [115], [170]; ii. [43], [80];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [34], [36], [76]
Portland, William Henry, 3rd Duke of, i. [26], [28]
Portland, Earl of, i. 49[{98}]
Potter, Mr., ii. [111]
Potts, Mr., i. [189]
Powell, Anne, 3rd Mrs. Conyers Middleton, [q.v.]
Powis, Lord, i. [269]
Poyntz, Stephen, of Midgham, i. [169]; ii. 147[{50}]
Poyntz, Mrs., i. [148]
Pratt, 1st Earl of Camden, ii. [217], [250]
Preston Pans, i. [206]
Pretender, the, i. [174], [175], [205], [216]; ii. [39]
Price, Robert, ii. [136]
Prichard, Mrs., actress, ii. [234]
Primrose, Anne, Lady (née Drelincourt), i. [235]; ii. [192]
Primrose, 3rd Viscount, i. 235[{419}]; ii. 192[{279}]
Primrose, Mrs., ii. [267]
Prior, Matthew, i. [38], 57[{127}]
Pulses, the Miss, ii. [12], [22]
Pulteney, General, ii. [11], [185]
Pulteney, Lord, ii. [227]
Purdie, Mrs., i. [254]
Q
Quadrille, a card-game, i. [40]
Quarle, Emblems, i. [73]
Quebec, taken by English, ii. [171], [172]
Queensberry, Catherine Hyde, Duchess of (Prior’s “Kitty”), i. [57], [63]
Queensberry, Charles, 3rd Duke of, i. 57[{127}], 63[{138}], [286]
Queensborough, Duke of, i. [249]
Quin, the actor, i. [47];
as “Falstaffe,” i. [237]
R
Ramsay, Allan, poet, The Gentle Shepherd, etc., ii. [195]
Ramsay, Allan [(son of above)], portrait painter, i. [279]; ii. [147], [195], [211]
Ramsay, Mrs. Allan, ii. [195]
Ramsay, Dr., ii. [133]
Ranelagh, a masquerade at, i. [264]
Ravensworth, Lord, ii. [138], [165], [201]
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, his portrait of Lord Bath, ii. [258], [268], [269]
Rich, Field Marshal Sir Robert, ii. 72[{86}]
Richardson, Adam, ii. [183], [184], [229]
Richardson, Miss M. (afterwards Mrs. William Robinson), ii. [183], [184]
Richardson, Samuel, Sir Charles Grandison, Pamela, Clarissa Harlowe, etc., i. [258]; ii. [46], [250], 260[{339}]
Richmond, Charles, 2nd Duke of, i. [100]; ii. [97]
Richmond, 7th Duke of, i. [216], [218]
Ridley, Mayor of Newcastle, i. [210]
Risback, ii. [168]
Rivers, George Pitt, Lord, i. 265[{472}]
Rivers, Pitt, of Stratfieldsaye, i. [151]
Rivington, Mr., ii. [208]
Roberts, E. Sage, ii. [48]
Robertson of Strowan, 7th Baron, i. [2]
Robertson, William, of Kendal, i. [2]
Robertsons of Struan, or Strowan, the, i. [1]
Robinson, Charles, “Poor Pigg” (brother), i. [5], [121], [130], [131], [136], [139], [182], [224], [262], [272]; ii. [52]
Robinson, Deborah, Lady (née Collet), i. [2]
Robinson, George, i. [216]
Robinson, Grace, afterwards Mrs. William Freind, [q.v.]
Robinson, Henry [(brother of above)], i. [80]
Robinson, Henry, of Kendal, i. [2]
Robinson, John (brother), i. [5], [121], [130], [131], [136], [139], [247], [253], [258]; ii. [7]
Robinson, Sir Leonard, i. [2], [4]
Robinson, Matthew (father), i. [2], [3], [6], [11], [14], [16], [34], [76], [118], [129], [219], [232], [243]; ii. [23], [156];
his letter to his daughter Elizabeth, i. [237];
Elizabeth’s letters to, i. [54], [62], [104], [236], [287]; ii. [201]
Robinson, Mrs. Matthew, Elizabeth Drake (mother), i. [4], [7], [34], [35], [149], [215], [227];
her letters to her daughter Elizabeth, i. [176], [180–182], [196], [198], [222], [225];
Elizabeth’s letters to, i. [46], [48], [50], [61], [87], [88], [93], [94], [116], [141], [180], [226]
Robinson, Matthew (brother), afterwards 2nd Baron Rokeby, i. [5], [34], [70], [74], [83], [84], [86], [87], [91], [129], [186], [229], [240], [259], [265], [270], [282], [291]; ii. [14], [65], [69], [93];
M.P. for Canterbury, i. [252], [253];
presents address to George III., ii. [228];
his letters to his sister Elizabeth, i. [73], [77], [260]
Robinson, Rev. Dr. Matthew, i. [122]
Robinson, Matthew (son of Morris), 4th Baron Rokeby, i. [1], [6], [254]; ii. [92], [174]
Robinson, Morris (brother), i. [5], [107], [129], [166], [174], [187], [233], [235]; ii. [13], [49], [92], [123], [129], [152], [184], [191], [228]
Robinson, Mrs. Morris (Jane Greenland), ii. [92], [111], [184]
Robinson, Morris [(son of above)], 3rd Baron Rokeby, ii. [111]
Robinson, Ralph, i. [2]
Robinson, Rev. Dr. Richard (cousin), Archbishop of Armagh, 1st Baron Rokeby, ii. [2]
Robinson, Captain Robert (brother), i. [5], [18], [24], [47], [128], [131], [182], [224], [233], [262], [266], [279], [282]; ii. [10], [88]
Robinson, Sarah (sister), afterwards Mrs. George Lewis Scott, “Pea,” i. [5], [21], [34], [37], [78], [117], [135], [143], [146], [148], [158], [163–165], [174], [194], [195], [208], [213], [224], [252], [256], [260], [266], [293]; ii. [10], [52], [87], [88], [93], [94], [105], [266];
engagement, i. [270];
marriage, i. [284];
and separation, ii. [5]–7, [44];
her daily life at Bath Easton, ii. [78], [79];
Millenium Hall, by a Gentleman on his Travels, ii. 79[{99}];
her letters to her sister Elizabeth, i. [64], [164], [166–168], [219], [280]; ii. [59], [97], [144];
Elizabeth’s letters to, i. [45–47], [53], [56], [60], [61], [63], [65], [74], [88–90], [95–97], [108], [149], [165], [178], [183], [184], [186], [187], [215], [248], [258], [262], [264], [271], [279]; ii. [1], [20], [29], [33], [54], [58], [67], [69], [75], [79], [86], [118], [184], [246]
Robinson, Sir Septimus, i. [177]; ii. [2]
Robinson, “Short” Sir Thomas, Lord Grantham, i. [259], [260], [277], [288]
Robinson, Lady [(wife of above)], i. [277]
Robinson, “Long” Sir Thomas, i. [2], [30], [47], [100], [112], [123]; ii. [2], [42], [275]–277
Robinson, Thomas, i. [2], [3]
Robinson, Thomas (brother), Common Law of Kent, or Customs of Gavelkind, i. [5], [32], [97], [129], [137], [140], [251], [254], [255]
Robinson, Mrs. Thomas (afterwards Mrs. Anthony Light), i. [55]
Robinson, Ursula, i. [2]
Robinson of Rokeby, William, i. [2], [177]; ii. [2]
Robinson, Rev. William (brother), i. [5], [121], [130], [131], [136], [139], [247], [253], [258], [285];
Rector of Burghfield, Berks, ii. [1], [2], [9], [87], 93[{121}], [183], [184], [229], [270]
Robinson, Mrs. William [(wife of above)], née Richardson, ii. [183], [184], [229]
Robinson, Sir William (cousin), ii. [2]
Robinsons and Sternes, pedigree of the, i. [3]
Rochester, Earl of, ii. [113]
Roger family of Oxwell Park, ii. 37[{50}]
Rogers, a grocer, ii. [100]
Rogers, John, of Newcastle, i. [111], [144], [145]
Rogers, Mrs. John (Sarah Cock), i. [111]
Rogers, Junr., John, i. [144–147], [151], [234], [285], [289], [290]; ii. [17], [51], [53], [128], [129], [151], [201]
Rogers, Junr., Mrs. John (Anne Delaval), ii. [129]
Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth, ii. [129]
Rogers, Sarah (Mrs. Charles Montagu), i. [111], [144]
Rokeby, Sir Thomas, i. [2]
Rokeby, Rev. Dr. Richard Robinson, 1st Baron, Bishop of Killala, afterwards Archbishop of Armagh, ii. [2]
Rokeby, Matthew, 2nd Baron. [See Robinson, Matthew (brother)]
Rokeby, Morris Robinson, 3rd Baron, ii. [111]
Rokeby, Matthew Robinson, 4th Baron, i. [1], [6], [254]; ii. [92], [174]
Rolfe, Rev. Edmund, ii. [98]
Rolfe, Mrs. (née Alexander), ii. [98]
Rollin, ii. [25]
Rolt, Mrs., i. [202], [203]
Romney, 2nd Baron, i. [275]; ii. [77]
Romney, Lady (Priscilla Pym), i. [275], [284]; ii. [77]
Romney Marsh, i. [223]
Rook, Mrs., i. [128]
Rooke, Heyman, i. 4[{6}]
Rosbach, battle of, ii. [122]
Rosebery, Lord, i. 235[{419}]
Roubilliac, Louis François, sculptor, ii. [35], [36];
his bust of Shakespeare, ii. 130[{192}]
Rousseau, ii. [159]
Rowe, Nicholas, Poet Laureate, Fair Penitent, i. [177]
Royston, Lord, afterwards 2nd Earl of Hardwicke, ii. [127], [217]
Rush, Lady, i. [246]
Russia, revolution in (1741), i. [95]
Russians, defeated by Frederick the Great at Zorndorff, ii. [142]
Rust, Mr., travelling companion to Mr. Hoare’s son, ii. [206]
Rutland, 3rd Duke of, i. [216]
Ryder, Sir Dudley and Lady, i. [277]
S
Sackville, Lady Caroline (afterwards Countess of Dorchester), i. [53]
Sackville, Lord George (afterwards Lord George Germaine), ii. [165], [212], [216]
St. Albans, 1st Duke of, i. 80[{161}]
St. Evremont, ii. [113]
Saint Germain, Comte de, French General, i. [222]
St. Lazare, i. [80]
St. Malo, attempted invasion of France at, ii. [126]–127
St. Real, C. V. de, i. [70]
Sallier, Abbé, ii. [257]
Sandford, Lieutenant, i. [80]
Sandleford Priory, Berks, i. [150–152]; ii. [278]–280
Sandwich, 1st Earl of, Lord High Admiral of the Fleet to Charles II., i. 51[{105}], [111], [151], [237];
Lely’s portrait of, ii. [249]
Sandwich, 3rd Earl of, ii. [113]
Sandwich, John, 4th Earl of, “Jemmy Twitcher,” i. [87], 138[{264}], [174], [218], [219], [238], [240], [243], [244], [259–261], [265], [266], [268], [270], [286]; ii. [33], [39], [69], [113], [230]
Sandwich, John Montagu, 5th Earl of, i. [138], [271]; ii. [113], [232]
Sandwich, Dowager Countess of (Elizabeth Wilmot), ii. [113]
Sandwich, Dorothy, Lady (née Fane), i. [87], [138], [218], [244], [259–261], [265], [266], [269], [271]; ii. [51], [69], [76], [113];
her letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [103]
Sandys of Ombersley, Samuel, 1st Baron, Chancellor of the Exchequer, i. [102], [105], [130]
Sandys, Dr., i. [33], [45], [48], [54], [61], [98], [127], [138], [160]
Saumaize, M., i. [86]
Saunders, Admiral, ii. [89]
Savernake Forest House (Lord Bruce’s), i. [250]
Saxes, Maurice, Comte de, Field Marshal of France, i. [175]
Scarborough, 3rd Earl of, i. 63[{136}]
Scarborough, Lady, i. [63]
Scarron, Paul, French satirist, Le Roman comique, etc., i. [38]; ii. [19]
Scheemackers, sculptor, i. [190]
Schulenburg, Count, ii. [154]
Scotland, the 1745 rising in, i. [205–209], [214], [215]
Scott, Mrs., of Scott’s Hall, i. [35], [86]; ii. [15]
Scott, “Cally” (afterwards Mrs. T. Best), i. [86], [103], [121], [184]
Scott, Cecilia, i. [86]
Scott, George, of Bristo, Scotland, i. [206]
Scott, George Lewis, i. [206], [211], [213], [219], [260], [280], [287], [292], [293];
engagement, i. [270];
marriage, i. [284];
and separation, ii. [5]–7, [44];
dismissed from tutorship to the Princes, ii. [20];
Commissioner of the Excise, ii. [97]
Scott, Mrs. George Lewis. [See Robinson, Sarah]
Scudamore, Miss (Mrs. Scudamore), ii. [72], [185]
Secker, Thomas, Bishop of Oxford, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, i. [71]; ii. [42], [160], [260]
Secker, Mrs. Thomas, i. [71]
Selwyn, George, ii. [252]
Severn river, ii. [112]
Sevigné, Madame de, Letters, ii. [68]
Shadwell, Sir John and Lady, i. [50]
Shaftesbury, 3rd Earl of, Characteristics, i. [138]; ii. [18]
Shaftoe, Mr., ii. [202]
Shakespeare, As You Like It, i. [47];
King Lear, i. [253];
Hamlet, ii. [20];
Roubilliac’s bust of, ii. 130[{192}];
his Plays compared with Greek Plays, ii. [206]
Shaw, Dr., of Tunbridge Wells, i. [289]; ii. [11], [17]
Shaw, Dr. Thomas, Regius Professor of Greek, Oxford, traveller, botanist, antiquary, etc., i. [44], [189], [236], [258], [259], [288]; ii. [88], [90], [121]
Sheep Leas (Mr. Weston’s place), ii. [75]
Shelley, Mrs., ii. [261]
Shenstone, William, poet, ii. [135]
Sherlock, Thomas, Bishop of Salisbury, and of London, i. [249], [269], [284]; ii. [2], [3], [42], [43], [54], [55], [73], [77], [132], [147], [194], [220];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [198];
his letter to George III., ii. [221]
Sherlock, Mrs. T., i. [249], [269]; ii. [3], [42], [147]
Shirley, Lady F., i. [35]
Shobbington family, the, i. 49[{98}]
Shrewsbury, Lord, ii. [2]
Shuttleworth, Mrs., i. [160]; ii. [6]
Sidney, Sir Philip, Arcadia, i. [56], 249[{446}]
Skerrit, Miss, i. [100], [101]
Skipper, Mr., i. [105]
Skipton, Dr., i. [82]
Sleidan, History of the Reformation, i. [124]
Sloane, Sir Hans, and his Museum, i. [103], [128]; ii. [26], [98], [186], [243]
Sloper, Simon Adolphus, of West Woodhay House, i. [166], [242]
Smallpox, inoculation for, i. 35[{57}], [149], [158]
Smith, Dr. Robert, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, founder of “Smith’s Prize,” i. [200]; ii. [35], [36]
Smith, Sir Sidney, ii. [140], [247]
Smollett, Peregrine Pickle, ii. [2]
Smythe, Dr., ii. [250]
Solis, Antonio de, History of the Conquest of Mexico, ii. [135]
Somerset, Earl of Hertford, afterwards Duke of, i. [260]
Somerset, Charles, 6th Duke of (“The Proud Duke”), i. 269[{480}]
Somerset, Algernon Seymour, 7th Duke of, ii. [101]
Somerset, Duchess of (Lady Algernon Seymour), ii. [101]
Somerset, Edward Adolphus, 11th Duke of, i. 49[{98}]
Somerset, Lord Noel, afterwards 4th Duke of Beaufort, i. [39], [41], [42]
Sophia, Princess, George I.’s daughter, i. [206]
Sophocles, Œdipus Coloneus, ii. [191];
Philoctetes, ii. [206]
Soubise, Prince, ii. [122]
South Lodge, Enfield (Pitt’s house), ii. [8]–10
Southwell, Right Hon. Edward, i. [40], 253[{451}], [293]
Southwell, Mrs. Edward, i. [253], [293]; ii. [80], [84], [107], [111], [164]
Southwell, Sir Thomas, i. 40[{73}]
Spectator, the, i. [39]
Speed, Miss, ii. [71]
Spencer, Hon. John, i. [95], [195]
Spencer, Mrs., i. [195]
Spencer, Georgina, Lady, ii. [147], [148]
Spencer, John, 1st Earl, ii. [148]
Spencer, George John, 2nd Earl, ii. [148]
Spinckes, Miss, i. [87]
Spirit Tax, 1742–43, i. [174]
Squire, Mr., i. [216]
Stamford and Warrington, Henrietta, Countess of, i. [19]
Standen, i. [241]
Stanhope, Mr., i. [201]; ii. [123]
Stanhope, Captain, ii. [182]
Stanhope, Sir Charles, ii. [101]
Stanhope, the Ladies, daughters of 1st Viscount Stanhope, i. [264]
Stanhope, Lady Hester, ii. 82[{105}]
Stanhope, Lady Lucy, i. [255]
Stanhope, Philip, 2nd Earl of, i. [18]
Stanhope, 1st Viscount, i. 264[{470}]
Stanley, Anne, afterwards Lady Mendip, ii. [186], [193]
Stanley, Sarah, Mrs. Charles D’Oyley, ii. [186], [193]
Stanley, Right Hon. Hans, of Paultons, Hants, Lord of the Admiralty, ii. [186], [220]
Stanley, Mrs., ii. [45], [186]
Stanley, D., his letter to the Duke of Montagu, i. [216]
Stanley, Anne, Lady (née Granville), i. 46[{87}]
Stanley, Sir John, i. [46], [101]
Sterne, Jacob, i. [75]
Sterne, Rev. Laurence, i. [3], [55], [73–75];
Tristram Shandy, ii. [174], [268]–270;
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [175];
his “memorandums,” ii. [270]
Sterne, Mrs. Laurence (née Lumley), i. [3], [55], [73–75], [84], [230];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [27], [176]
Sterne, Miss Lydia, Mrs. Montagu’s godchild, i. [90]; ii. [28]
Sterne, Richard, Archbishop of York, i. 75[{157}]
Sternes and Robinsons, pedigree of, i. [3]
Steuart, Edward, ii. [128]
Stevens, Captain, ii. [83]
Stevens, George, his edition of Shakespeare, ii. [105]–107
Stewart, Captain, i. [206], [212]
Stewart, Sir James, Lord Advocate of Scotland, i. [206]
Stillingfleet, Edward, Bishop of Worcester, Eirenicon, ii. [128]
Stillingfleet, Dr. Benjamin (Cabinet of Flora, etc.), ii. [73], [86], [93], [95], [98], [99], [102], [160];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [104], [185], [250];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [114], [117], [127], [136], [149]
Stonehenge, i. [249]
Stonelands (now called “Buckhurst”), Duke of Dorset’s seat in Surrey, ii. [37]
Strafford, Anne, Lady (2nd Duke of Argyll’s daughter), ii. [233]
Strathmore, John Lyon, 7th Earl of, ii. [180]
Stuart, James (“Athenian” Stuart), The Antiquities of Athens, ii. [150], [232]
Stuart, Mrs., ii. [146]
Suffolk, 11th Earl of, i. 144[{270}]
Suffolk, Thomas Howard, 14th Earl of, i. [39]
Suffolk, Lady, i. [229]
Sugar, proposed tax on, i. [174]
Sully, Duc de, Memoires, i. [281]; ii. [18]
Sunderland, ii. [139]
Sunderland, Charles, Earl of, i. 162[{294}]
Sunderland, 4th Earl of, i. [233]
Sunderland, Lady (Judith Tichborne), afterwards wife of Sir Robert Sutton, i. [162], [233]
Sundon, William Clayton, Baron, i. [80]
Sussex privateers, i. [212]
Sutton, Right Hon. Sir Robert, i. 162[{294}], [232], [246]
Sutton, Miss, i. [233]
Swale river, i. [122]
Swift, Dean, i. [7], [25], [41], [153], 184[{334}], [196]; ii. [2], [85];
Letters, i. [89];
Four Last Years of Queen Anne, i. [104];
his Yahoos, i. [113];
“Friend, you make the very crowd you blame,” i. [288];
Life and Writings, ii. [18]
T
Taafe, Mr., i. [287]
Talbot, Edward, Bishop of Durham, i. [71], [234], [290]; ii. 113[{166}]
Talbot, Mrs., ii. [113], [266]
Talbot, Miss, i. [71]; ii. [160], [212]
Talbot, D.D., Rev. W., i. 71[{150}]
Talbot, William, 2nd Baron, afterwards Earl Talbot and Baron Dinevor, i. [104], [266]
Talbot, Mary, Lady (née de Cardonnel), i. [266], [268], [269]; ii. [259]
Tanfield of Calthorpe, i. [213]
Tatton, Miss, i. [46]
Tar water, i. [235]
Tavora, Marquis of, ii. [158], [180]
Tavora, Marchioness of, ii. [180]
Taylor, Perspective, i. [252]
Taylor’s Sermons, ii. [121]
Temple, Penelope (Mrs. M. Berenger), i. [284]
Temple, Richard Grenville, Earl, ii. [22], [64], [85], [95], [127], [262], [265]
Temple, Lady, ii. [60]
Temple, Sir Richard, of Stowe, i. [278]
Temple, Sir William, i. [184]
Tennison, Mrs., i. [35]
Thanet, 7th Earl of, i. [19], [22], 64[{140}]
Thanet, Sackville Tufton, 8th Earl of, i. [22]
Thanet, Mary, Lady, i. [18–21], [29], [86]
Thompson, Mr., of Coley Park, Berkshire, ii. [15]
Thompson, E., Resident in Paris, i. [175]
Thomson, James, Seasons, i. [54], [177];
Tancred and Sigismund, i. [236]
Throckmorton, Lady, i. [48]
Throckmorton, Sir Robert, 4th Baronet, i. [48]
Thynn, J., i. [50]
Tillotson, John, Archbishop of Canterbury, ii. [20]
Titchfield, Marquis of, i. [26], [28], [295]; ii. [80]
Tonbridge Castle, i. [204]
Topham, Dr., ii. [174]
Torgau, battle of, ii. [225]
Torriano, Samuel, i. [277]; ii. [72], [73], [86], [95], [99], [160], [175], [176], [185], [190];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [97]
Torriano, Mrs. (née Scudamore), ii. [72], [185]
Townsend, Charles, ii. [84]
Townsend’s Translation of the Conquest of Mexico, i. [259]
Townshend, General, ii. [171]
Townshend, George, 4th Viscount and Marquis, ii. [220]
Townshend, Lady, ii. [171]
Traill, Life of Laurence Sterne in the Englishmen of Letters series, i. 74[{156}]; ii. [174]
Travers, Robert, i. 270[{482}]
Travers, Mrs. Robert (Kitty Gunning), i. [270]
Travile, Mrs. Montagu’s lady’s-maid, ii. [76]–78, [82]
Trelawney, i. [107]
Trentham, Lord, i. [286]
Trevor, 2nd Baron, ii. 152[{230}]
Trevor, Mrs. G., i. [255]
Trevor, Mrs. John Morley (née Montagu), i. [264]
Tufton, Lady Mary, i. [64]
Tull, Jethro, inventor of the four-wheeled post-chaise, i. [266]
Tullibardine, William Murray, Marquis of, i. [231]
Tunbridge Wells, i. [9], [17], [199], [202], [269]; ii. [11]
Turner, M.P. for Yorkshire, i. [209]
Turvin, Lieutenant, i. [80]
Twisden, Sir Roger, ii. [188]
Twycross, Captain, i. [135], [141], [213]
Tyers, Mr., ii. [52]
V
Vaillante, bookseller, i. [275]
Valentia, Arthur, Viscount, i. [253]
Valentia, Lucy, Viscountess (née Lyttelton), i. [253]; ii. [95]
Vanburgh, Mr., i. [167]
Vandyck, i. [249]
Vane, Anne, Lady (née Hawes), afterwards Lady William Hamilton, ii. [2]
Vane, Lord, ii. 2[{3}]
Vanharen, Mr., i. [261]
Vaughan, chair of, a sedan chair, ii. [6]
Ventriloquism, ii. [40]
Vere, Baron, of Hanworth, ii. [45]
Verney, Mrs., i. [45]
Vernon, Admiral, i. [58], [79], [91], [97], [107], [208], [222], [224]
Vertue, George, engraver, etc., i. [62]
Vesey, Agmondesham, M.P. for Harris Town, i. [267]; ii. [214]
Vesey, Mrs. A. (formerly Mrs. William Handcock), i. [267]; ii. [73], [77], 192[{278}], [214], [268]
Vesey, Sir Thomas, Bishop of Ossory, i. [267]
Viper broth, ii. [151]
Voltaire, i. [207]; ii. [19], [120], [163];
L’Orphelin de la Chine, ii. [85];
Tancred, ii. [233];
Dr. Young on, ii. [257]
Vourse, Mr., ii. [4]
W
Wade, Field Marshal George, i. [177], [207], [208], [212], [214], [216]
Wadman, Mrs., i. [166]
Waldegrave, 2nd Earl, ii. [160]
Waldegrave, Maria, Countess (née Walpole), afterwards Duchess of Gloucester, ii. [160]
Wales, Frederick, Prince of, i. [95], [99], [280]
Wales, Augusta of Saxe Gotha, Princess Frederick of, i. [103], [284]; ii. [17], [44], [83], [84], [97], [214], [217], [249], [251]
Wall, Dr. John, founder of porcelain manufactory at Worcester, ii. [104]
Waller, the poet, i. [108]
Wallingford, Lady (Mary Katherine Law), i. [22], [25], [33], [35], [44], [48], [160], [196], [199], [235]
Wallingford, Lord, i. [22], [48], [49]
Walmoden, Amelia S. de, created Lady Yarmouth, ii. [126]
Walnut medicine, i. [215]
Walpole, Sir Edward, i. [28], [29], 156[{287}]; ii. [160]
Walpole, Horace, i. 28[{52}], [33], [124]; ii. [24], [38], [114], [207];
Letters to Sir Horace Mann, i. 264[{467}], [274], [287];
Letter to George Montagu, i. [267], [275]; ii. [67], [177];
Memoir of the Reign of George III., ii. [44];
Memoir of George I., ii. [178]
Walpole, Sir Robert (Earl of Orford), i. 28[{52}], [94], [99], [100]
Walton, Miss, i. [8]
Warburton, Colonel, ii. [76]
Warburton, Dr. William, Bishop of Gloucester, Pope’s Works, ii. [18];
on Lord Bolingbroke, ii. [61], [63]
Watson, R.A., Colonel, i. [80]
Webster, attorney in Cheapside, ii. [100]
Wedderburn, Sir John, ii. [195]
Weller, Jane (Mrs. Greenland), ii. [92]
Wells and Hartley, i. [181]
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Wentworth, M.P. for York City, i. [107], [209]
Wentworth, Edward, 9th Baron, i. [201]
Wentworth, General, i. [210]
Weser river, ii. [109]
Wesley, or Wellesley, Garrett, 1st Earl Mornington, i. [169]; ii. [80]
West, LL.D., Gilbert T., “Tubby,” i. [278], [279], [288]; ii. [1], [11], [12], [38], [40], [72];
translation of Pindar, i. [90];
and of Lucian’s Triumph of the Gout, i. [283]; ii. [47];
Clerk of the Privy Council, ii. [4];
introduces Bower to. Mrs. Montagu, ii. [163];
his “evergreen-nevergreen” garden, ii. [19];
Paymaster to Chelsea Hospital, ii. [51], [52], [85];
death of son, ii. [68];
his death, ii. [86], [87];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [9], [24], [28], [30]–32, [42]–44, [54], [57], [63], [71], [77], [81];
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letter from Mrs. Montagu, ii. [21]
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Governor of South Carolina, ii. [68], [78];
Governor of Jamaica, ii. [182]
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Wey Hill Fair, ii. [57]
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Wilson, Dr., ii. [217]
Wilton House, Lord Pembroke’s place, i. [249]
Wimpole, Lord Oxford’s seat, i. [7]
Winchester, Dr., ii. [17]
Winchester Cathedral, i. [247]
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Winchilsea, Daniel, 8th Earl of, i. [102]
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Witney blankets, i. [179]
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Wolfe, Brigadier-General, ii. 134[{193}], [140], [155], [172]
Woodward, Dr. John, geologist, i. [241]
Worksop Manor, i. [125]
Wortley, Mrs. Anne, i. 51[{105}]
Wortley, Sir Francis, i. [237]
Wortley, Sidney (Montagu), i. [237]
Wright, John, publisher, ii. 161[{247}]
Wye river, ii. [112]
Y
Yarmouth, Lady (Amelia S. de Walmoden), ii. [126], [154]
York, county meeting at, i. [209]
Yorke, Mr., ii. [217]
Yorke, Mrs., i. [129], [194], [195]
Yorke, General, ii. [142], [143], [154]
Young, Dr. Edward (Night Thoughts), i. [59–61], [84], [85], [90], [91], [95], [133], [169], [199], [202–204], [213]; ii. [199], [200], [236], [250];
Clerk of the Closet, ii. [249];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [240], [248], [251], [257];
Resignation, ii. [257]
Young, Sir William, i. [100], [235]
Z
Zincke, Christian Frederick, miniature painter, i. [45–48]
Zorndorff, battle of, ii. [142]

ROBINSON PEDIGREE

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The Robinsons are said to be originally descended from the Robertsons of Struan, or Strowan, in Perthshire, Scotland; the Clan Donachie, of whom are many descendants to this time, 1905. For descent, vide “The New Peerage,” by William Owen, of 1785; “Collins’ Baronetage,” 1741; “Lodge’s Irish Peerage,” 1739; “Longmate’s Irish Peerage,” 1808, etc.

The Robertsons of Struan, or Strowan, Perthshire, N.B., afterwards Barons of Struan, descended from the “Comes de Atholia,” Earls of Athole in the direct line.

{1} WILLIAM ROBERTSON 7th Baron of Struan.
=[{Robert}] [{William}]
A Daughter of Creighton.