END OF VOL. I
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FOOTNOTES
[1] In later years the volumes of the Queen’s Journals were of larger size, but they were always simply bound in half calf or half morocco.
[2] They were ultimately paid by the Queen immediately after her accession.
[3] Kensington Palace.
[4] The Journal was written in pencil and inked over afterwards.
[5] Edward, first Earl of Powis (1754–1839), was the eldest son of the great Lord Clive; his eldest son, afterwards second Earl, married Lucy, daughter of the third Duke of Montrose; his second son, Robert Clive, M.P., married Harriet, younger daughter of the fifth Earl of Plymouth: these are the ladies referred to in the text. The barony of Windsor, which had fallen into abeyance, was afterwards terminated in favour of Lady Harriet Clive.
[6] Lady Catherine Jenkinson, elder daughter of the third Earl of Liverpool, was married later to Colonel Francis Vernon Harcourt, son of the Archbishop of York and Equerry to the Duchess of Kent.