[719] A translation of Cowper's Greek verses on his bust of Homer.
[720] The celebrated monument in Westminster Abbey.
[721] This bust and pedestal were afterwards removed to Sir George Throckmorton's grounds, and placed in the shrubbery.
[722] Miss Fanshaw was an intimate friend of Lady Hesketh's, and frequently residing with her.
[723] Private correspondence.
[724] The publication alluded to is entitled, "Letters to a Wife; written during three voyages to Africa, from 1750 to 1754. By the Author of Cardiphonia."
[725] He was appointed Professor of Poetry in the University of Oxford.
[726] The effects of the French Revolution.
[727] Lawrence.