[43] A reproduction of this picture appears also as a frontispiece to the first volume of Dent's illustrated edition of the novels (1892).
[44] Dictionary of National Biography, s.v.
[45] By Dr. Thomas Francklin; but said to be almost a translation of Voltaire's Duc de Foix.
[46] A comedy by Mrs. Cowley.
[47] Bon Ton, or High Life above Stairs, a comedy by David Garrick.
[48] The Wonder: a Woman keeps a Secret, a comedy by Mrs. Centlivre.
[49] Probably Garrick's version of Fletcher's comedy.
[50] The Sultan: or a Peep into the Seraglio, by I. Bickerstaffe.
[51] Memoir, p. 9.
[52] Lady Dorchester gave one in January 1799, not at Greywell, but at Kempshot, which her husband acquired shortly before the end of the eighteenth century.