Chapter XII: Appendix: A (see p. 34) (1)

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

_Asterisks indicate members not re-elected in 1802, and italics
new members._

Acheson, Arch., Armagh.

Adair, Robert, Camelford.

_Barclay, Sir Robert_, Newton, Hants.

Baring, Sir F., Chipping Wycombe.

*Benfield, Paul, Shaftesbury.

_Best, Wm. Draper_, Petersfield.

*Bird, Wm. Wilberforce, Coventry.

*Boyd, Walter, Shaftesbury.

Brodrick, Wm., Whitchurch.

Burdett, Sir F., Middlesex.

Cavendish, Lord G. A. H., Derbyshire.

*Chambers, (Sir) Geo., Honiton.

*Clarke, Edward, Wootton Basset.

*Clifden, Viscount, Heytesbury.

_Cockerell_, (_Sir_) _Chas._, Tregony.

Combe, Alderman H., London.

_Cowper, Edward Spencer_, Hertford.

_Cust, John_, Clitheroe.

Dalkeith, Lord, Ludgershall.

*Dallas, Sir Geo., Newport, I.W.

Dillon, Augustus, Mayo.

_Douglas, Marquis of_, Lancaster.

Egerton, Wm., Cheshire.

Ellis, Chas. Rose, Seaford.

Erskine, Thos., Portsmouth.

_Fitzgerald, Lord Rt._, Kildare.

Fitzpatrick, General, Tavistock.

Foster, Jno. Leslie, Louth.

Fox, Chas. Jas., Westminster.

_Francis_, (_Sir_) _Philip_, Appleby.

Frankland, Wm., Thirsk.

Garland, George, Poole.

Gower, Lord Granville Leveson, Staffordshire.

Graham, Sir Jas., Ripon.

_Graham, Jas._, Cockermouth.

_Green, Wm._, Dungarvan.

_Hamilton, Lord Arch._, Lanark.

*Hare, James, Knaresborough.

Hinchingbrook, Lord, Hunts.

Huntingfield, Lord, Dunwich.

Jekyll, Joseph, Calne.

Johnstone, Geo., Heydon.

_Kinnaird, Chas._, Leominster.

Knox, Hon. Geo., Dungannon.

Lascelles, Edward, Northallerton.

_Loftus, Earl_, Wexford.

Long, Charles, Wendover.

Lovaine, Lord, Beeralston.

_Mackenzie-Fraser, Gen. Alex._, Cromarty.

*Macpherson, Sir John, Horsham.

Mathew, Viscount, Tipperary.

Montagu, Lord Fred., Hunts.

Morgan, Sir Chas., Brecon.

Morpeth, Viscount, Morpeth.

*Morshead, Sir John, Bodmin.

*Nicholl, John, Tregony.

Paget, Hon. Edw., Carnarvon.

*Parnell, Henry, Maryborough.

Pelham, Hon. Chas., Grimsby.

_Petty, Lord Henry_, Calne.

*Pollen, Col. G. A., Leominster.

*Pringle, Mark, Selkirk.

*Robson, Richard B., Okehampton.

St. John, St. Andrew, Beds.

_Scott, Hon. Jno._, Boroughbridge.

_Smith, John Spencer_, Dover.

Smith, William, Norwich.

Spencer, Lord Robert, Tavistock.

*Sturt, Charles, Bridport.

Thellusson, Chas., Evesham.

Thellusson, Peter Isaac, Castle Rising.

*Thompson, Thos., Evesham.

Tierney, George, Southwark.

*Tufton, Henry, Rochester.

*Turner, Sir Gregory, Thirsk.

Tyrwhitt, Thos., Portarlington.

Villiers, Jno. Chas., Dartmouth.

*Walhope, Hon. Coulson, Andover.

*Wallace, (Sir) Thomas, Penrhyn.

*Waller, John, Limerick.

*Wyndham, Chas., Shoreham.

Yarmouth, Earl of, Lisburn.

_B_ (see p. 51)

PEERS

_An asterisk indicates that the wife accompanied her husband._

_Dukes_--Bedford, Cumberland (Duchess), Gordon (Duchess), Newcastle (and Dowager-Duchess), *Somerset.

_Marquises_--Bute,[307] *Donegal, *Tweeddale.

_Earls_--Aberdeen, *Bessborough, *Beverley, Buckinghamshire, Cadogan (see p. 54), Caledon, Camelford, *Carhampton, Cavan, *Cholmondeley, Clarendon, *Conyngham, Cowper, Dysart (Countess), Egremont, *Elgin, *Fife, Fitzwilliam, Granard (Countess), *Guilford, *Kenmare, Kingston (Countess), Lanesborough (Countess), Lauderdale, Longford, Mexborough (Countess), Minto, Mount Cashell, *Mount Edgecumbe, *Oxford, Pembroke, Pomfret, Sefton, Shaftesbury, *Shrewsbury, Winchilsea, Yarborough.

_Viscounts_--Annesley (Viscountess), Barrington, Castlemaine, Falkland, Gosford, Maynard (Viscountess), Monck, Strangford.

_Barons_--Blayney, Boringdon, *Bradford, *Cahir, Carington (Baroness), Cloncurry, Coleraine, Crofton (Baroness), Grantham, *Holland, Hutchinson, Longford, *Montfort, Northwick, *Say and Sele, Stawell, *Whitworth.

_Eldest sons or other successors of Peers_--General George Abercromby (son of Baroness Abercromby), William Annesley (Earl of Annesley), Archibald Acheson (Viscount Gosford), Viscount Althorp (Earl Spencer), Lord Charles Beaulieu (Earl of Beaulieu), Viscount Boyle (Earl of Glasgow), Viscount Brooke (Earl of Warwick), Lord John Campbell (Duke of Argyll), John Somers Cocks (Lord Somers), Earl of Dalkeith (Duke of Buccleuch), John De Blaquiere (Lord De Blaquiere), Augustus Dillon (Viscount Dillon), Marquis of Douglas (Duke of Hamilton), Lord Duncannon (Earl of Bessborough), Sampson Eardley (Lord Eardley), Francis Henry Egerton (Earl of Bridgewater), Viscount Fincastle (Earl of Dunmore), Admiral Garlies (Earl of Galloway), Lord Gustavus Hamilton (Viscount Boyne), Viscount Hinchingbrook (Earl of Sandwich), John Hely Hutchinson (Earl of Donoughmore), Charles Kinnaird (Lord Kinnaird), Edward Lascelles (predeceased the Earl of Harewood), Viscount Loftus (Marquis of Ely), Lord Lovaine (Earl of Beverley), Viscount Maitland (Earl of Lauderdale), Viscount Mathew (Earl of Landaff), Colonel W. J. Molesworth (Viscount Molesworth), Viscount Morpeth (Earl of Carlisle), Viscount Ossulston (Earl of Tankerville), Charles Pelham (Lord Yarborough), Viscount Petersham[308] (Earl of Harrington), Lord Henry Petty (Marquis of Lansdowne), Dudley Ryder (Viscount Sandon, afterwards Earl of Harrowby), St. Andrew St. John (Lord St. John), John Scott (predeceased the Earl of Eldon), Admiral Tollemache (Countess of Dysart), John Hampden Trevor (Viscount Hampden), Charles Tufton (Earl of Thanet), Colonel John Vesey (Viscount de Vesci), John Charles Villiers (Earl of Clarendon) and Earl of Yarmouth (Marquis of Hertford). Several of these have been mentioned among actual or prospective M.P.’s. There was also Lady Ancrum, daughter-in-law of the Marquis of Lothian.

_C_ (see p. 300)

LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT ELBA

I have been favoured by the Hon. Rollo Russell with a copy, and permission to publish it, of the letter addressed in 1868 by his father, Earl Russell, to the eminent Belgian statesman, M. Van de Weyer. A few copies were then printed for private distribution.

PEMBROKE LODGE: _Nov. 28, 1868_.

MY DEAR VAN DE WEYER,

You wish to have some account of my visit to the First Napoleon
at Elba.

It is long since I paid that visit, and I can give you only
glimmering recollections.

I was at Florence in December 1814, with my father and his
family.

I wished very much to see Napoleon; some of my friends had been
to Elba; a cousin of mine by marriage, Mr. Whitmore, was going
there.

I was told that the season was bad, and that I should do well to
put off my journey till the spring. But I determined to go then.

Colonel Campbell, the Commissioner of the British Government,
was usually resident at Florence; he was then returning to Elba,
and a brig-of-war had been placed at his disposal. I was glad to
take advantage of the opportunity. He told us on the way that
Napoleon had sate up late at night, revising the list of the
Municipal Council of Porto Ferrajo for the ensuing year. Colonel
Campbell seemed to consider this circumstance a proof that the
deposed Emperor could be as busy upon a trifling affair as on
the destinies of Europe. But no doubt Napoleon wished to have a
municipality on whom he could rely in case of need.

The first person Whitmore and I saw at Porto Ferrajo was General
Bertrand, and he introduced us to his wife, a Dillon by birth.

In conversation with General Bertrand, he asked us the meaning
of a paragraph in the _Courier_ newspaper, sent him by
Colonel Campbell, to the effect that the Congress of Vienna had
it in contemplation to send the Emperor to St. Helena. We had
not seen the paragraph, and could not account for it. I have
never referred to the _Courier_ newspaper of that period
to ascertain its wording, or guess at its origin. But it had
evidently made a great impression on General Bertrand.

In the evening of that day, about eight o’clock, I went to the
house at the top of the town where Napoleon resided. He received
me in his drawing-room. He was dressed in uniform--a green coat,
single-breasted, white breeches, and silk stockings. I was much
struck with his countenance--eyes of a muddy colour and cunning
expression; the fine features which we all know in his bust and
on his coins; and, lastly, a most agreeable and winning smile.
He was very courteous in his manner. I was with him for a long
time--I think an hour and a half. He stood the whole time, only
sometimes leaning on the chimney-piece.

What struck me most in his conversation was a certain uneasiness
about his position--a suspicion that something serious was about
to happen to him, and he seemed to have a desire to entrap me
into giving him information which I was neither able nor willing
to afford. With this view, as I supposed, he asked me a number
of questions of little interest to him--such as, whether I was
in the House of Commons or the House of Lords, whether my father
had kept up much state as Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, and
whether the Lady-Lieutenant had any _dame d’honneur_ in her
suite? When I replied that she had only a young lady, who was
her cousin, in the house with her, he remarked, ‘_C’était une
dame de compagnie, pas une dame d’honneur_.’ These questions
he would intersperse with eager enquiries respecting the state
of France; and when I replied that I had not come through
France, but by sea from Portugal, he would not let me off, but
asked me what Lord Holland, whom I had seen at Florence, thought
of French opinion--enquiring, with much emphasis, ‘_L’armée
est-elle contente?_’

He spoke also of Italy; and when I said that Italy had no union,
and therefore would probably remain quiet, he said, ‘_C’est
vrai_.’ I told him that I had heard everywhere, that during
his reign the robberies and pillage, which had been so common
before, had almost ceased; he said quickly, ‘_C’était la
gendarmerie_.’

He seemed alarmed regarding his own safety, asking me, more than
once, whether our Minister at Florence was a man to be trusted;
whether fearing that he might be carried off by force, or
wishing to obtain some assurance of safety and protection from
Lord Burghersh, the British Minister, I cannot tell. I told him
that Lord Burghersh had been attached, as a military officer, to
one of the allied armies which had invaded France; but of this
he seemed to know nothing.

It was evident to me that the paragraph in the _Courier_,
which had been mentioned to me by General Bertrand, had been
shown to Napoleon, and had produced a great impression upon
him. He seemed to me to be meditating some enterprise, and yet
very doubtful whether he should undertake it. When we heard
afterwards of his expedition from Elba, the Count de Mosbourg,
a minister of Murat, was asked what could have induced Napoleon
to run so great a hazard; ‘_Un peu d’espoir et beaucoup de
désespoir_,’ was his reply. Such appeared to me to be, when I
saw him, the state of his mind; and when I got to Rome, I wrote
to my brother, Lord Tavistock, that I was sure Napoleon was
thinking of some fresh attempt.

Napoleon seemed very curious on the subject of the Duke of
Wellington. He said it was a great mistake in the English
Government to send him Ambassador to Paris. ‘_On n’aime pas
voir un homme par qui on a été battu_.’ He had never sent as
Ambassador to Vienna a man who had entered Vienna as an officer
of the French invading army. (Count Lebzeltern, the Austrian
Ambassador at Rome, denied the truth of this assertion.) As
I had seen a good deal of the Duke of Wellington in Spain,
Napoleon asked me what were likely to be his occupations. I
answered that during his campaigns the Duke had been so much
absorbed by his attention to the war that I did not well
understand how he could give his mind to other subjects. He
remarked, rather sharply, as if he thought I was inclined to
think lightly of military talents, ‘_Eh bien, c’est un grand
jeu, belle occupation!_’ He spoke at some length of his
plans respecting Spain. He would have divided the large landed
properties in the hands of the grandees, of the monasteries,
and of the clergy. He would have introduced into Spain the
enlightened principles of religious toleration and facilitated
commercial intercourse in the interior, etc.

I said that I thought Spain was not ready for such changes,
and that the Spanish people would resist them. ‘_Ils
succomberaient_,’ he said, and then the subject dropped.

He asked me whether I knew anything of what was passing at the
Congress of Vienna. I said, ‘Nothing.’ He said he expected that
each Power would have confirmed to it by treaty the territories
which its forces occupied. In respect to the three great
military Powers, Austria, Russia, and Prussia, this prediction
was nearly verified. Mr. Pitt, however, had intended, in 1805,
to give Belgium to Prussia; Lord Castlereagh gave it to the
Netherlands.

Napoleon spoke of Lord Ebrington, whom he had recently seen,
and said he was ‘_un homme fort instruit; du moins, il m’a
paru un homme fort instruit_.’ It struck me afterwards that
while he had spoken to Lord Ebrington of great events of his
past life--of Jaffa, of the execution of the Duc d’Enghien,
and other acts on which the world had passed its judgment--he
spoke to me almost entirely of the existing aspect of affairs.
His past history had ceased to be his main object, and his mind
was busy with the present and the future. He said, ‘You must be
very well satisfied, you English, to have finished the war so
successfully.’ I answered, ‘Yes, Sire, especially as at one time
we thought ourselves in great danger.’

He burst out laughing, ‘_Ha! ha! ha! C’était le système
continental, eh?_’

I said, ‘Yes, Sire; but as that system did not ruin us, it did
us a great deal of good. For men are much governed by their
physical wants.’

The interview ended soon after this. The next morning I was
told that a horse from the Emperor’s stable was at my disposal,
and I rode to a villa which he was constructing for his summer
occupation.

The day after I embarked, in the gun-brig in which I had come,
for Civita Vecchia.

I remain, my dear Van de Weyer,

Yours truly,

RUSSELL.

Lord J. Russell in his diary, wrote of Napoleon:--

‘His manner is very good-natured, and seems studied to put
one at one’s ease by its familiarity; his smile and laugh are
very agreeable; he asks a number of questions without object,
and often repeats them, a habit which he has no doubt acquired
during fifteen years of supreme command. To this I should also
attribute the ignorance he seems to show at times of the most
common facts. When anything that he likes is said, he puts his
head forward and listens with great pleasure ... but when he
does not like what he hears, he turns away as if unconcerned,
and changes the subject. From this one might conclude that he
was open to flattery and violent in his temper.’

Sir Spencer Walpole in his _Life of Lord J. Russell_, adds:--

Lord John was with him [Napoleon] an hour and a half, conversing
on many subjects--the Russell family, Lord John’s own allowance
from the Duke, the state of Spain and Italy, the character
of the Duke of Wellington, and the arrangements likely to be
made at Vienna for the pacification of Europe. He used to say
in his old age, that as the Emperor became interested in his
conversation, he fell into the singular habit which he had
acquired, and pulled him by the ear.

INDEX OF NAMES

(_Members of a family are mostly indexed together_.)

Abbot, Speaker, 20, 132, 139, 161.

Abdy, W., 65.

Abercromby, 56, 60, 65, 219, 279, 318.

Aberdeen, Lord, 51, 54, 164, 317.

Abrantès. _See_ Junot.

Acheson. _See_ Gosford.

Adair, Sir R., 29, 34, 240, 316.

Adderley, 118.

Addington, Hy., 170, 174.

Adelaide, Queen, 118.

Albany, Countess, 254, 276.

Aldborough, Lady, 277.

Alderson, Dr., 209.

Alexander I., 156, 286, 298.

Alfieri, F., 254.

Alison, Sir A., 274.

Allen, John, 114.

Althorp, Lord, 48, 51, 99, 318.

Ambert, Dr. Antoine, 80.

Ancrum, Lady, 236, 318.

Anderson, James, 115.

Andreossi, General, 86, 175.

Anglesey. _See_ Paget.

Angoulême, Duchess, 287, 307.

Annesley, 13, 61, 130, 196, 209, 235, 261, 318.

Anspach, Margrave, 239.

Antraigues, Comte d’, 6, 75.

Apreece, S. A., 65, 118.

Apsley. _See_ Bathurst.

Arago, F., 256.

Arblay. _See_ Burney.

Archer, Jno., 258.

Armstrong, Dr., 265.

---- Sergeant, 16.

Arnim, A., 159.

Artois. _See_ Charles X.

Ashburton. _See_ Baring.

Ashley, 150.

---- Lady M. A., 43.

Ashworth, Sir C., 65.

Astley, Philip, 99, 212.

Atkinson. T. W., 235.

Atkyns, Mrs., 94.

Aufrere, A., 114.

Aulard, F. A., 76.

Aumale, Mme. d’, 233.

Auvergne, V. d’, 71.

Aylesbury, Lord, 278.

Aylmer, Gerald, 56, 257.

Aytoun, 245.

Babeau, A., 101.

Bacon, Lord, 310.

Badams, Dr., 101.

Badger, L. and P., 81.

Baggesen, J., 157.

Bagration, General, 67.

Baird, Dr., 209.

Balcombe, Betsy, 311, 314.

Baldwin, S., 149.

Bance, A., 215.

Bandon, Lord, 291.

Banks, Sir J., 85–87, 169, 224, 252.

---- J. C., 14, 243.

Bannatyne, Captain, 201.

Barbauld, Mrs., 89.

Barclay, Sir R., 17, 34, 316.

Barillon, Marquis, 29.

Baring, 34, 48, 96, 316.

Barklimore, Dr., 216.

Barlow, Joel, 6, 105, 127.

Barney, Joshua, 6.

Barras, P., 13, 146, 148, 310.

Barrington, Bishop, 136.

---- Lord, 58, 197, 202, 318.

Barthélémi, Abbé, 128.

Bartolini, L., 160.

Bath, Lord, 277.

Bathurst, Captain B., 66, 243, 275.

---- Lord, 277.

Beasely, Reuben, 258.

Beauclerk, Lady C., 64, 168.

Beaufort, Duchess, 241.

Beauharnais, Eugène, 53, 160.

Beaulieu, Lord C., 318.

Beaune, de, 285.

Beauvoisin, Colonel, 171.

Beccaria, 160, 256.

Becker, Casimir, 19.

Beckford, W., 46, 111.

Bedford. _See_ Russell, Lord J.

Bellevue, Countess, 122.

Belvedere, Lord, 57, 102.

Benfield, P., 34, 36, 96, 216, 235, 316.

Benjafield, 22.

Bennett, G. B., 314.

Bentham, Jeremy, 80, 85.

Bentinck, H. W., 78.

---- Rev. John, 260.

---- Lord W., 61, 278, 295.

Benyon, 48.

Berkeley, G., 217.

Bernadotte, Marshal, 7.

Bernard, 189.

---- Sir F., 109.

---- R. B., 290.

Bernardin de St. Pierre, J. H., 115.

Berri, Duke and Duchess, 67, 289.

Berry, Agnes and Mary, 38, 70, 117, 179, 214, 223.

---- Sir E., 73.

Berthier, Marshal, 162, 171, 186, 253.

Bertin, Rose, 131.

Bertrand, General H. G., 302, 309, 312, 320, 321.

Berwick. _See_ Hill, W.

Besnard, 133.

Bessborough. _See_ Duncannon.

Best, Captain, 55.

---- _See_ Wynford.

Beugnot, J. C., 289.

Beverley. _See_ Lovaine.

Beyle, H., 128.

Bickersteth, H., 117.

Billington, Elizabeth, 170.

Binning. _See_ Haddington.

Bird, W. W., 316.

Birkbeck, G., 80.

---- M., 277, 282, 288.

Bishop, Mary, 238.

Blackwell, J., 151, 152.

Blagden, Sir C., 86.

Blagdon, F. W., 101.

Blanc, 189.

---- Louis, 108.

Bland, Rev. R., 235.

Blandford, Lord, 43, 277.

Blangini, Jos., 130.

Blayney, Lord, 11, 48, 59, 189, 199, 203, 244, 245, 265, 318.

Blaze de Bury, Mme., 273.

Blessington, Lady, 193.

Blount, Baron Chas., 210.

---- 235.

Boddington, E. W., 92.

Bode, 130.

Bodichon, Mme., 42.

Bodini, 121.

Boehme, J., 158.

Bolivar, S., 152, 156.

Bonaparte, Jerome, 78, 193.

---- Joseph, 20, 220, 306.

---- Lucien, 228.

---- Mme. _See_ Josephine.

---- Napoleon, _passim_.

---- Pauline, 302, 310.

---- Victor, 309.

Bonfield, 91.

Bonnecarrère, G. de, 171.

Bonneuil, Mme., 171.

Bonneval, General, 231.

Bonneville, N., 100.

Bonnycastle, J., 87.

Borel, Mrs., 239.

Boringdon, Lord, 318.

Boscawen, Admiral Edward, 241.

Bosville, W., 36, 66.

Boswell, 149.

---- James, 33, 105.

Bouillon. _See_ Auvergne.

Bourbon, Duc, 3.

Bourke, E. de, 258.

---- J. R., 258.

Bowyer, R., 92.

Boyd, Walter, 14, 34, 36, 96, 216, 265, 316.

Boyer, Captain, 32.

---- General J. P., 222.

Boyle, Lord, 238, 318.

---- R. B., 27.

Boyne. _See_ Hamilton.

Boyse, E., 246.

Brabançon, General, 216.

Bradford, Lord, 57, 277, 318.

Braham, J., 14.

Bridgewater. _See_ Egerton.

Brillat-Savarin, A., 4.

Bristol, Lord, 62, 248.

Brocklesby, R., 88.

Brodie, Captain, 200.

Brodrick, W., 36, 61, 316.

Brodum, William, 23.

Brook, 78.

Brooke, Lord, 51, 318.

---- T., 203, 210.

Brougham, Lord, 18, 19, 85, 88, 273.

Broughton, Sir J., 65, 212.

---- _See_ Hobhouse.

Browning, Oscar, 10, 175.

Brownlow, Lord, 57, 83, 278.

Bruce, Countess, 239.

---- Lieutenant Michael, 275.

Bryant, George, 92.

Buckingham, Duke, 42.

Buckinghamshire, Lord, 317.

Bulow, T. H., 159.

Buonarotti, M., 6.

Burdett, Sir F., 36, 64, 66, 133, 242, 310, 316.

Burgess, Rev. J., 168.

Burgh or Burke, 261.

Burghersh, Lord, 278, 321.

Burke, Edmund, 34, 50.

---- General F., 66.

Burlington, Lord, 36, 121.

Burney, Fanny, 4, 123.

Burrell, Sir C., 48, 179.

Burton, Sir F., 64.

Bute, Lord, 242, 317.

Butler, Baron, 258.

---- Colonel, 251.

Butterfield, 212.

Byrne, Miles, 187.

Byron, Lord, 22, 54, 170, 303, 308.

Cabarrus. _See_ Tallien.

Cadogan, Lady, 54, 178, 317.

Cadoudal. _See_ Georges.

Cahir, Lord, 59, 318.

Caledon, Lord, 317.

Call, Sir W., 179, 196, 200, 243.

Callender, General J., 66, 213.

Calonne, C. de, 124, 134.

Cambacérès, J. J., 31.

Cambridge, Duke, 37.

Camelford, Lord, 14, 54, 146, 317.

Cameron, Doctor, 209.

Campbell, 296.

---- Sir A., 67.

---- Doctor (Edward?), 265.

---- Lord, 79.

---- Lord J., 51, 179, 318.

---- Sir Neil, 303, 319, 320.

---- Thomas, 274, 281.

Campe, J. H., 156, 164.

Candler, Captain T., 244.

Canning, George, 16, 33, 118, 278.

Canova, A., 274.

Cantillon, André N., 39.

Caraccioli, L. A., 161.

Caradoc. _See_ Cradock.

Carducci, Barth., 97.

Carhampton, Lord, 46, 317.

Carington, Lord, 59, 278, 318.

Carlisle, Lord, 16, 40, 277, 303, 317, 318.

Carnot, Lazare, 85, 90, 128, 152, 225, 273.

Caroline, Queen, 286.

Carr, Sir J., 101, 125, 128, 142.

Carter, Anne, 240.

Carysfort, Lord, 17.

Casimir Périer, 109.

Casti, J. B., 161.

Castlemaine, Lord, 318.

Castlereagh, Lord, 272.

Cathcart, Lord, 275.

Caulfeild, St. G., 168.

Cavan, Lord, 56, 68, 317.

Cavendish, Lord G., 61, 316.

---- _See_ Burlington.

Cazalès, J. A., 125.

Cerutti, J. A. J., 6.

Chalmers, 190.

Chambers, Sir R., 79, 168, 316.

Champagny, J. B., 220.

Champernowne, A. H., 48.

Chantrey, Sir F., 274.

Chaptal, J. A., 31.

Charlemont, Lord, 277.

Charles X., 2, 67, 274, 278.

---- XIV. _See_ Bernadotte.

---- Edward, Prince, 177.

---- J. A. C., 128.

Charlotte, Princess, 7, 155.

---- Queen, 284.

Chastenay, Mme. de, 280.

Chateaubriand, F. R. de, 71, 90, 116, 143, 224.

Chatham, Lord, 32.

Chatterton, Thomas, 115.

Chenevix, R., 13, 85, 227, 229.

Chénier, André, 91.

Cherubini, L. C., 129.

Chevreul, 243.

Chichester, Sir A., 49.

---- Sir J., 64.

Childers, Hugh C. E., 61, 200.

Cholmondeley, Lord, 56, 138, 161, 164, 317.

Christie, J. H., 214.

---- Thomas, 6.

Churchill, Rev. W. H., 232.

Clanricarde, Lord, 278.

Clare, Lord, 277.

Clarendon. _See_ Villiers.

Clarke, C. J., 23.

---- General, 18, 188, 198, 203, 235, 245, 247, 254, 262, 265, 266.

---- Mrs., 237.

---- Sir Simon, 64.

---- Dr. T., 208.

Clarkson, Thomas, 275.

Clavering, Sir T., 64, 234.

Clayton, Sir W., 278.

Cleveland, Duke, 54.

Clifden, Lord, 316.

Clifford, Robert, 61, 198.

Clive, Colonel Robert, 61, 198.

Cloncurry, Lord, 59, 64, 93, 318.

Cloots, Anacharsis, 6, 164.

Cobbett, William, 18, 66.

Cockburn, Alexander, 77, 228.

Cockerell, Sir C., 65, 316.

Cockerill, William, 258.

Cocks, J. Somers, 318.

Coghill, Sir J., 64, 235.

Colchester, Lord. _See_ Abbot.

Colclough, Cæsar, 48, 266.

Cole, Lord, 275.

Coleraine, Lord, 318.

Coleridge, S. T., 90, 94, 99, 184.

Colin, 272.

Colombine, P., 260.

Combe, George, 274.

---- Alderman Thomas, 29, 37, 316.

---- William, 113.

Compton, Lord, 277.

Concannon, John, 196.

Congleton, Lord. _See_ Parnell.

Congreve, Sir W., 48, 65, 94.

Constant, Benjamin, 142, 243, 306.

Constantine, Grand Duke, 292.

Contat, Louise, 129.

Conti, Prince, 241.

Conway, Field-Marshal, 92.

Conyngham, Lord, 56, 64, 130, 317.

Cook, Captain James, 233.

Cooper, Sir Paston, 81.

---- Sir W., 64, 197.

Cope, Archdall, 235.

---- Reilly, 201, 263.

Copleston, Bishop, 276, 291.

Copley, J. S., 107.

Coquebert, C. E., 171.

Corbett, William, 151–152, 308.

Cornuel, Mrs., 238.

Cornwallis, Lord, 18–21, 83, 136, 186.

Corvisart, Dr., 226.

Cory, Captain, 199.

Cosway, R., 91, 113, 140.

Cotes, Captain, 16.

Cotton, Lady A., 277.

Courier, P. L., 234.

Courselles, Colonel, 204, 214.

Courtenay. _See_ Giffard.

Coutts, Thomas, 242.

Coventry, Lord, 277.

Cowley, Lord, 16.

Cowper, Lord, 37, 61, 316, 317.

Cox, Colonel William, 235.

Cradock, General, 67, 91.

Cramer, F., 234.

Crane, 238.

Craufurd, Sir C., 49, 54.

---- Sir J., 64, 77, 151, 192, 207, 263.

---- Quintin, 6, 49, 115, 130, 191, 286, 306, 308.

Craven, Lord, 61, 239.

Crespigny, 46, 168, 210.

Cresswell, 149.

Croft, Sir H., 13, 64, 115, 235, 287, 308.

Crofton, Lady, 59, 168, 318.

Croker, John Wilson, 58, 272.

Cromie, Sir M., 64, 264.

Cromwell, Oliver, 243.

Crowe, William, 244.

Cumberland, Duchess, 46, 51, 317.

Curran, J. P., 79, 154, 274.

Cust, Francis, 61, 316.

Cuvier, Baron, 129, 225.

Czartoryski, Prince, 256.

Dalhousie. _See_ Ramsay.

Dalkeith, Lord, 316, 318.

Dallas, Sir G., 37, 64, 316.

Dalrymple, General Robert, 68.

Damer, Anne S., 32, 92, 117, 179, 274, 306.

Daniel, Rev. John, 235.

Daniell, Thomas, 92.

Darnley, Lord, 277.

Davies, 149.

---- Lady C., 172.

Davis, Dr. J. B., 81, 197, 226.

Davy, Sir H., 99.

Dawes, William, 98.

Dawtram, 129.

De Bathe, Sir J., 13, 64, 230.

De Blaquiere, Lord, 233, 263, 318.

Decrès, Admiral Denis, 162.

De Jersey, C., 208.

Delacroix, Charles, 153.

Del Campo, Marquis, 256.

Delille, J., 170.

Demidoff, Princess, 156.

Denon, D. V., 143.

Derby, Lord, 303.

De Ros, 13.

Desbrières, Colonel, 188.

Desgenettes, Dr. N., 87.

Deshayes, 130.

Desmarest, P. M., 74, 102, 189.

Despard, E. M., 171.

Devenish, Thomas, 200.

Devereux, John, 152.

De Vesci. _See_ Vesey.

Devon. _See_ Giffard.

Devonshire. _See_ Burlington.

---- Duke and Duchess, 38, 53, 62, 169, 277.

Dickinson, William, 92, 246.

Didot St. Léger, Jules, 172.

Digby, Lord, 120.

Dillon, Archbishop, 82.

---- Arthur, 128, 309.

---- Augustus, 316, 318.

---- Edward, 235, 277.

---- Henry, 214, 240.

Disney-Ffytche, D., 119.

Dixie, Sir B., 64, 208.

Dodwell, Edward, 248.

Don, Sir A., 65, 151, 211, 212.

Donegal, Lord, 54, 236, 317.

Donkin, 78.

Donoughmore. _See_ Hutchinson.

Dorant, 100.

Dormer, 13.

Dorset, Duchess, 22, 52, 66, 175–176, 220.

Doublet, P. de, 97.

Douglas, Sir Charles, 51.

---- Hon. Frederick S. N., 295.

---- Marquis, 37, 169, 244, 316, 318.

---- Sir Niel, 296.

Downshire, Lord, 277.

Drake, Francis, 75.

Dring, Rev. J., 260.

Drummond, Henry, 40.

---- Maurice, 172.

Dubarry, Mme., 43, 47, 97, 229.

Dubufe, 180.

Duckett, William, 154.

Dudley, Lord, 279, 291.

Dugard, William, 105.

Dumaresq, Major, 72.

Dumont, Etienne, 6.

Dumouriez, General, 26.

Duncannon, Lord, 49, 54, 224, 303, 317.

Dunmore. _See_ Hutchinson and Fincastle.

Dunsany. _See_ Lawless.

Dupin, Maurice, 53, 131, 137.

Du Pan. _See_ Mallet.

Duppa, William, 79, 92.

Dupuis, C. F., 128.

Durfort, Comte, 37.

Du Roure, Scipio, 144.

Eardley, Lord, 60, 229, 318.

Ebrington, Lord, 33, 53, 126, 297–299, 323

Edgeworth, R. L., 22, 32, 80, 235.

Edwards, William, 217.

Egerton, F. H., 51, 63, 113, 152, 166, 179, 190, 304, 308, 318.

Egremont, Lord, 45, 56, 316, 317.

Eldon. _See_ Scott, J.

Elgin, Lord, 26, 56, 80, 88, 219, 221, 227, 317.

Ellice, Felix, 200.

Elliot. _See_ Minto.

Elliott, 151.

Ellis, C. and G., 16, 37, 316.

---- Mrs. Charles, 168.

Elphinstone, Lord, 172.

Ely. _See_ Loftus.

Emmet, R. and T. A., 59, 79, 153, 186.

Enghien, Duc, 3, 177, 217, 249, 250, 311, 323.

Enniskillen. _See_ Cole.

Erskine, Cardinal Charles, 82.

---- Lord, 29, 33, 37, 45, 79, 91, 101, 298, 316.

Essex, Lord, 278.

Estaing, Comte d’, 4.

Este, 13, 141.

Estob, Lucy, 142.

Estwick, 199.

Eugénie, Empress, 259.

Eustace, Rev. J. C., 83, 291.

---- John Skey, 6.

Ewart, Joseph, 98.

Exeter, Lord, 277.

Eyre, E. J., 93, 165, 201.

---- Lady M., 168.

Fabre, F. X., 254.

Fabricius, J. C., 159.

Fagan, 123.

Fagniani, J. B., 45.

Falkland, Lord, 318.

Faraday, Sir M., 243.

Farel, 180.

Farina, J. M., 157.

Farington, J., 92.

Farnborough, Lord, 39, 317.

Fauriel, Claude, 80.

Fauvelet, 171.

Fazakerley, J. N., 273.

Featherstonehaugh, Sir H., 46, 52, 179.

Félissent, 170.

Fellowes, W. D., 277.

Ferdinand IV., 3.

Fereau, Mlle., 234.

Ferguson, Robert, 49, 222, 227.

Fermor, 13.

Ferrier, James, 68, 138.

Fiévée, Joseph, 170.

Fife, Lord, 56, 317.

Filon, Auguste, 114.

Fincastle, Lord, 318.

Fingall, Lord, 63.

Fitzgerald, C. and R., 258.

---- Lords E. and R., 51, 111, 154, 240, 247, 248, 316.

Fitzherbert, Maria Anne, 13.

Fitzjames, Duc de, 125.

Fitzpatrick, General Richard, 37, 45, 62, 316.

Fitzroy, Lady A., 37.

Fitzwilliam, Lord, 56, 317.

Flaxman, J., 92.

Fleming, Dr. John, 87.

Fleury, Duchesse, 15.

Flin, Robert, 92.

Flint, J. M., 149.

---- William, 259.

Flood, Peter, 83.

Forbes, Lord, 277.

---- James, 11, 119, 123, 166, 194, 201, 206, 225.

Forster, George, 6.

Forsyth, Joseph, 226.

Fortescue. _See_ Ebrington.

Forth, N. P., 247.

Foscolo, Ugo, 276.

Foster, Lady E. and Sir A., 62, 169, 227, 277.

---- J. Leslie, 38, 316.

Fouché, Joseph, 23, 74, 123, 131, 189, 192, 240, 290.

Fox, 149.

---- Charles James, 28, 34, 37, 41, 45, 52, 79, 86, 94, 102, 112,
219, 220, 225, 264, 298, 306, 316.

---- General H. E., 68.

Francis I., 286.

---- Sir P., 38, 45, 316.

Frankland, William, 316.

Frederick II., 56.

Frederick William III. and IV., 286, 298.

Fremantle, Major, 284.

Fries, J. F., 158.

Frisell, J. Fraser, 116, 193.

Frohberg, Count, 252.

Frost, John, 44.

Fulton, Robert, 127.

Fursy-Guesdon, Alexander, 224.

Gage, General Thomas, 207.

Gainsborough, Thomas, 62.

Galignani, John Ant., 149, 206, 288.

Galitzin, Prince, 156.

Galloway. _See_ Garlies.

Gallwey, Henry, 258.

Gamble, John, 172.

Garat, J. P., 130.

Garland, George, 316.

---- Nathaniel, 203, 225.

Garlies, Lord, 318.

Garnerin, A. J., 170.

Garrow, Sir W., 223.

Gavazzi, P. 257.

Gay, Sophie, 171.

Genlis, Mme. de, 132, 156, 162, 191, 247.

George III., 15, 73, 78, 81, 86, 94, 175, 182, 209, 251, 288, 300.

---- IV., 39, 45, 56, 118, 147, 169, 170, 198, 219, 236, 249, 264,
286, 310.

Georges, 74, 98, 129, 143.

Gideon, Sampson, 60.

Giffard, T. and Lady, 64.

Gifford, John, 114, 214.

Gillray, James, 29.

Ginguéné, P. L., 260.

Gladstone, W. E., 54, 98.

Glasgow. _See_ Boyle.

Glasse, Rev. John, 84.

Glenbervie, Lord, 295.

Glengall. _See_ Cahir.

Godfrey, Misses, 54, 236.

Godrich, Lord (afterwards Ripon). _See_ Robinson, F. J.

Goethe, J. W., 87.

Goldsmith, Lewis, 74, 104, 109, 153, 171, 225, 311.

Goold, Valentine, 198.

Gordon, 244.

---- Duchess, 52, 57, 84, 137, 162, 164, 179, 317.

---- Lord George, 151.

Gosford, Lord, 34, 277, 316, 318.

Gourbillon, Mme., 247.

Gower. _See_ Leveson-Gower.

Graham, 248.

---- Sir James, 38, 316.

---- Thomas, 247.

Grainville, J. B., 115.

Granard, Lady, 56, 317.

Grand, G. F., 40, 119, 132.

Grant, Sir Alexander, 64.

Grantham, Lord, 51, 59, 318.

Granville, Lord, 16, 38, 316.

Grasilier, L., 10, 250.

Grattan, H., 273, 302.

Gravina, Duke, 73.

Greathead, Henry, 94, 231.

Greatheed, B., 84, 90, 113, 231.

Green, James, 178, 205.

---- William, 316.

Grégoire, Bishop, 141, 276.

Greig, Admiral A., 244.

Grenville, Lord, 42, 55, 75, 114, 171, 298.

Greville, Charles, 57, 64.

Grey, Lord, 273, 303.

Grieve, George, 6.

Guilford, Lord, 26, 56, 242, 303, 317.

Guillet, 33.

Guitant, 116.

Guizot, F., 128.

Gurney, Hudson, 49, 88.

Gustavus IV., 275.

Haddington, Lord, 277.

Haines, Misses, 149.

Haldimand, William, 50.

Hallam, Henry, 115.

Halpin, John Edward, 233.

Hamersley, H., 50, 96, 97.

Hamilton, Alexander, 89, 158, 226.

---- Lord A., 61, 133, 208, 316.

---- Duke, 62.

---- George, 13, 115.

---- Lord Gustavus, 318.

---- Sir W., 216.

---- Lady, 278.

---- _See_ Douglas.

Hampden, John, 32.

---- _See_ Trevor.

Hardenberg, Baron C. A., 159, 256.

Hardi, General J., 26.

Hardy, Thomas, 14.

Hare, James, 316.

---- Sir Thomas, 38, 65, 227.

Harewood. _See_ Lascelles.

Harrington. _See_ Petersham.

Harris, E. B., 26.

Harrowby, Lord. _See_ Ryder.

Hartley, J. G., 307.

Harvey, Sir Eliab, 72.

---- Elizabeth, 143.

Hastfer, Mme., 159.

Hastings, G. W., 235.

---- Warren, 37, 243, 248.

Hawkesbury. _See_ Liverpool.

Hawthorn, Dr., 209.

Hay, Mrs., 237.

Haydon, B. R., 264, 276, 282, 288, 289.

Hayes, M. A. and E., 92.

---- William, 99.

Hayne, William, 247.

Hazlitt, William, 114.

Heath, C. and J., 93, 233.

Heger, Joseph, 129.

Heine, S., 157.

Hendry, Robert, 260.

Henry IV., 288.

Henson, 212.

Herbert, Sidney, 58.

Hérédia, F. de, 256.

Herries, 97.

Herschel, Sir W., 85, 87.

Hertford. _See_ Yarmouth.

Hesse, Landgrave, 57.

Hickie, 149.

Higginson, Lady, 137.

Hill, Lord, 277.

---- William, 21.

---- Colonel, 210.

Hinchingbrook, Lord, 316, 318.

Hobart, 13.

---- _See_ Mount Edgecumbe.

Hobhouse, J. Cam, 303, 305, 308.

Hoche, General Joseph, 55.

Hodgson, Rev. T., 22, 176.

Hodson, 150.

Hogarth, Dr., 265.

Hohenzollern, Princess, 157.

Holcroft, Thomas, 80, 89, 100, 139, 160, 166, 168, 171.

Holland, Lord, 28, 37, 60, 93, 114, 140, 177, 278, 283, 318, 321.

Hompesch, Baron, 68.

Honywood, Sir J., 64.

Hope, Sir John, 64.

---- Thomas, 26, 113.

Hopkinson, B. J., 258.

Hoppner, John, 92.

Horne Tooke, J., 14, 65, 85, 100.

Hoste, Sir William, 73.

Howden. _See_ Cradock.

Hudson, Thomas, 211.

Hughes, W., 84, 166.

Hugo, Victor, 136.

Humboldt, W., 157.

Hume, Sir A., 39, 46, 88.

---- Dr. J. R., 277.

Hunt, Leigh, 87, 287.

Hunter, Mrs. Orby, 137.

---- William, 27.

Huntingford, Lord, 316.

Huntingtower. _See_ Tollemache.

Hurry, 214.

Hutchinson, Lord, 60, 318.

---- 200.

Hyde de Neville, J. G., 139.

Ilchester, Lord, 277.

Impey, Sir E., 46, 95, 230, 285.

Ingilby, Sir J., 46, 64.

Innes, Consul, 293.

Irnham, Lord, 46.

Jackson, F. and G., 20, 21, 55, 100, 130, 132, 139.

Jacobi, F., 157.

James II., 29.

James, Sir W., 62.

Jay, John, 155.

Jefferson, Thomas, 13, 139.

Jekyll, Joseph, 39, 45, 316.

Jenner, Dr. E., 80, 225, 246.

Jerningham, C., 65, 122, 138, 142, 235.

Jersey, Lady, 296.

Jervis, John, 73, 235.

Jessopp, J. S., 119, 138.

Joan of Arc, 182.

Jodrell, F. and T., 64, 210.

Johnson, Dr., 79, 115, 149.

Johnston, Colonel, 227.

---- Dr., 81.

---- W. and D., 258.

Johnstone, George, 39, 316.

Jomini, Baron Henri, 7.

Jones, Dr., 265.

---- Paul, 6, 70.

---- Rev., 292.

Jordan, Rev., 197.

Josephine, Empress, 91, 100, 117, 175, 224, 225, 228, 243, 312.

Joubert, Joseph, 116.

Junot, Marshal, 32, 131, 178, 194, 232, 275, 313.

Jurien de la Gravière, Admiral, 262.

Kaunitz, Prince, 6.

Kemble, J. P., 93, 140.

Kenmare, Lord, 56, 317.

Kennedy, W. B., 100.

Kent, Duke, 117, 180.

Ker, Walter, 14, 35.

Kilmorey, Lord, 68.

King, Frances, 109, 161.

---- John, 30, 100, 150, 166.

---- Rufus, 155.

Kingston, Countess, 56, 317.

Kinnaird, Lord, 39, 277, 316, 318.

Kirby, Dr. Walter, 261.

Kirkpatrick, Mme., 238.

---- William, 258.

Kirkwall, Lady, 263.

Kirwan, W. B., 27.

Klenke, Helmine, 159.

Klopstock, F. T., 157.

Knatchbull, Sir J., 278.

Knight, 144.

---- Cornelia, 143.

Knox, General John, 16.

---- George, 61, 317.

---- Waring, 197.

---- 210.

Kock, J. G. de, 6.

Kosciusko, Thaddeus, 59, 85, 105, 130, 141, 156.

Kreutzer, Rod., 130.

Krudener, Mme. de, 156.

Krumholz, Mme., 43.

Kyd, Stewart, 79, 216.

Lafayette, Marquis, 32, 38, 60, 70, 85, 244, 276.

Laharpe, J. F., 90.

Lalande, J. J. L., 128.

Lale, 189.

Lally Tollendal, Gérard, 5, 124.

Lamartine, A., 128, 182.

Lamb, Charles, 129.

Lambert, 231.

La Métherie, Jean, 133.

Lammenais, F. de, 233.

Lamoignon, C. F. de, 143.

La Motte, Mme., 124.

Lancaster, Frances, 142.

---- Rev. T., 159.

Landaff, Lord, 279, 318.

Landor, W. S., 112.

Lanesborough, Lady, 57, 89, 102–104, 317.

Langdale, Lord, 117.

Langton, Roger, 245.

Lansdowne, Lord, 40, 277, 303, 317, 318.

Laplace, P. S., 129, 273.

Larochefoucauld, Duc, 153.

La Reveillière Lepeaux, 36.

Las Cases, G. P. B., 311, 312.

Lascelles, Edward, 317, 318.

Latouche, Elizabeth, 102.

Lattin, P., 154.

Lauderdale, Lord, 50, 51, 54, 57, 220, 259, 303, 318.

Lauriston, Marquis, 18, 123.

Lauzun, Duc, 15.

Lavalette, A. M. C., 275.

Lavie, Sir T., 64, 241, 245.

Law, William, 158.

Lawless. _See_ Burton, Dunsany, and Whaley.

Lawrence, J. H., 11, 209, 232, 259.

Leake. _See_ Martin-Leake.

Leatham, John, 260.

Lebrun, Consul C. F., 31, 111, 114.

Lebzeltern, Count, 322.

Lechevalier, J. B., 36, 133.

Lee, Rev. Launcelot, 233.

Legouvé, Ernest, 309.

Lemaistre, J. G., 51, 101.

Lemoine, General John, 296.

Lempriere, Miss, 237.

Leopold, King, 7, 155.

Leorat, 270.

Leslie, Sir J., 275.

Lesseps, M. de, 259.

Leveson-Gower. _See_ Granville and Sutherland.

Leviscourt, Lieutenant, 209.

Lewins, E. J., 153, 186.

Lewis, Sir G. C., 118.

Liddell, Sir T., 130.

Lind, William, 258.

Lindsay, Mrs., 142.

Linwood, Mary, 93.

Liston, Sir C., 78.

Littlehales Baker, Sir E., 18.

Littleton, E. J., 278.

Liverpool, Lord, 73, 78, 221, 251, 285.

Livingston, Robert, 155, 227.

Loftus, Lord, 317, 318.

Long. _See_ Farnborough.

---- 286.

Longford, Lord, 318.

Lothian. _See_ Ancrum.

Louis, Baron L. D., 290.

---- XVI., 2, 156, 169, 192, 284, 288.

---- XVIII., 2, 75, 94, 238, 281, 283, 284, 286–298.

Louis Philippe, King, 2, 13, 67, 131, 166, 169, 247, 284.

Lovaine, Lord, 13, 40, 51, 54, 205, 224, 261, 264, 317, 318.

Lovelace, Robert, 68, 233.

Lowe, Sir H., 311, 315.

Lucan, Lord, 277.

Luttrell, Temple, 46, 168.

Lynch, J. B., 307.

---- 214.

Lyndhurst, Lord, 107.

Lyster, C. H., 283.

Macaulay, Lord, 114.

---- Z. and General, 275, 285.

MacCabe, W. P., 154.

MacCarthy, 199.

MacCulloch, 190.

Macdermott, 149.

Macdonald, Marshal, 18.

Macdonnal, Dr., 81.

Mackenzie, General C. A., 260.

---- Admiral George, 289.

Mackenzie-Fraser, General A., 317.

Mackintosh, Sir J., 50, 117, 273, 303.

Mackworth, Sir H., 77.

Maclaurin, Dr. J. C., 22, 81, 176.

Maclean, Charles, 80, 178, 225.

Macleod, Colonel, 243.

MacMahon, P., 257.

---- Terence, 235.

Macnab, H. G., 116, 233.

Macnevin, W. J., 153.

Macpherson, Sir J., 40, 317.

MacSheehy, B., 187.

Madden, R. R., 154, 232.

Madgett, N., 153.

Magra, Perkins, 78.

Maison, Major, 249.

Maitland. _See_ Lauderdale.

Malchus, 189.

Malcolm, Colonel, 168.

Malet, Sir C., 79, 273.

Mallet, David, 142.

Mallet du Pan, J., 5, 53.

Malmesbury, Lord, 13, 15, 109, 148, 182.

Malthus, T. R., 85, 90.

Mandeville, J. H., 22, 176.

Manning, Thomas, 26, 129, 230.

Manzoni, A., 256, 314.

Marat, J. P., 272.

Marcet, Jane, 50.

Marcoff, 175.

Marescalchi, Ferdinand, 103.

Marescotti, Marquis, 103.

Marie Antoinette, Queen, 52, 54, 124, 169.

Marlborough. _See_ Blandford.

Marmé, 146.

Marron, P. H., 288.

Mars, Anne F. H., 129.

Martin, 146.

---- Henri, 125, 177.

Martin-Leake, 89.

Maskelyne, N., 85, 225.

Masquerier, L., 237.

Massé, 270.

Massin, Lieutenant, 204.

Mathew, General M., 279, 317.

Matthews, James, 247.

Maude, Rev. J., 84, 197, 233.

Maunde, Rev. J., 228.

Maxwell, Major, 296.

Maynard, Lady, 26, 58, 236, 318.

Meek, Samuel, 111.

Méhée de la Touche, J. C., 76, 246.

Méhul, E. H., 130.

Melfort, Comte, 142, 236, 278.

Mellish, 199.

Melville, 15, 40.

Melzi, F., 160.

Mendelssohn, M., 158.

Mercier, S., 160.

Merget, 101.

Mérimée, J. F. L., 114.

Merry, Anthony, 10, 21, 25, 31, 72, 95, 106, 113, 124, 128, 161.

Mesmer, F. A., 159.

Metternich, Prince, 189.

Mexborough, Lady, 318.

Meyer, Canon F. L. J., 141.

Mezières, 99.

Miles, Lieutenant, 199.

Miller, 246.

Millingen, J., 141, 276.

Milman, F., 216.

Milne, James, 190.

Milton, John, 105, 310.

Miltown, Lord, 278.

Minto, Lord, 12, 19, 57, 78, 317.

Miot de Mélito, A. F., 177.

Mirabeau, Count, 5, 57, 273.

Miranda, General F., 86.

Moffat, 244.

Mogg, 215.

Mohl. _See_ Clarke.

Moir, Dr., 246, 265.

Moira, Lord, 56, 152, 243.

Molé, L. M., 129.

Molesworth, Colonel, 61, 229, 318.

Moliterno, Prince, 161.

Mollien, N. F., 98.

Moltke, Adam, 157.

Monck, Lord, 58, 162, 318.

Money, General John, 6, 69.

Monod, Jean, 288.

Monro, George, 69.

Monroe, James, 155, 227.

Montagu, Lord F., 134, 317.

---- Matthew, 46.

Montalembert, 119, 123.

Montefiore, 98.

Montesquiou, F., 290.

Montesson, Mme. de, 131.

Montlosier, F. D., 5, 124, 181.

Moore, F. and J. C., 18, 57, 117.

---- Thomas, 54, 58, 104, 117, 228, 274.

---- T., 257.

---- Mrs., 241.

More, Hannah, 110.

Moreau, General J. V., 103, 131.

Morellet, André, 128.

Moreton, Augustus, 61.

Morgan, Sir C., 40, 317.

---- General, G., 69, 184.

---- Sydney, Lady, 109, 142.

Morley. _See_ Boringdon.

Mornington. _See_ Wellesley.

Morpeth. _See_ Carlisle.

Morrice, David, 110.

Morris, H. M., 151, 152, 241, 283, 285.

Morshead, Sir J., 64, 199, 235, 317.

Mosbourg, Count, 322.

Moseley, Dr. B., 81.

Mounier, J. J., 5.

Mount, Miss, 233.

Mount Cashell, Lord, 51, 57, 184, 318.

Mount Edgecumbe, Lord, 57, 318.

Mulvey, Dr. F., 81, 208.

---- William, 257.

Murat, Joachim, 58, 295, 322.

Murray, Grenville, 58.

---- Lord J., 235, 245.

---- Captain R. W. F. Lathrop, 104.

Nagot, Abbé, 70.

Nanney, Captain, 201.

Napoleon III., 116.

Narbonne, Count, 3.

Nattes, J. C., 92.

Necker, Jacques, 44.

Needham, T., 88.

Neil, Colonel, 78.

Neilson, Captain, 200.

Nesbit. _See_ Elgin.

Nesselrode, Count, 256.

Newcastle, Duke and Duchess, 49, 54, 224.

Newnham. _See_ Moliterno.

Ney, Marshal, 272.

Nicholl, John, 40, 232, 317.

Nichols, John, 99.

Niebuhr, B. G., 157.

Niemcewics, J. U., 91.

Nightingale, F. _See_ Smith, W.

---- Sir M., 18.

Nodier, Charles, 88, 116.

North, Lord, 56.

Northcote, James, 150.

Northumberland. _See_ Lovaine and Smithson.

Northwick, Lord, 60, 318.

Nowel, Dr., 80.

Nugent, Count Laval, 275.

Oakeley, Sir C., 78.

Oakes, Sir H., 69.

Oberkampf, G. P., 260.

O’Brien, Captain D. H., 245.

O’Connell, Count, 49, 122, 235.

O’Connor, Arthur, 33, 152, 186, 188, 231, 247.

---- General, 258.

Oelsner, Conrad E., 69, 97.

Oersted, H. C., 157, 256.

O’Farrill, Gonzalo, 257.

Oglander, Sir W., 51, 65.

O’Hara, Captain Charles, 70.

Okey, C. H., 80.

Olavide, P., 6.

Oliveira, D. and E., 256.

Oliver, Admiral R. D., 73.

---- Richard, 47, 231.

O’Mealy, 187.

Ommaney, Sir J., 73, 125.

O’Moran, Joseph, 258.

Opie, J. and Amelia, 90, 260.

Orange, Prince, 155.

O’Reilly, Julius T., 308.

---- R. M., 127.

Orleans. _See_ Louis Philippe.

Orsay, Comte d’, 193.

O’Ryan, Dr. M., 81.

Osborn, 87.

Ossulston, Lord, 51, 318.

O’Sullivan, John, 191.

Oswald, John, 6, 44.

Otto, L. G., 15, 16, 100.

Ouvrard, J., 17, 131.

Owen, Captain C. Cunliffe, 213, 261.

---- Robert, 117.

Owens, Captain S., 70.

Oxford, Lord, 58, 162, 184, 277, 283, 318.

Paget, Sir Arthur, 78.

---- Sir E., 40, 62, 168, 235, 245, 317.

Paine, Thomas, 6, 14, 36, 44, 66, 89, 90, 99, 100, 102, 103, 112,
114, 139, 156, 160, 174.

Paisiello, G., 130.

Pakington, Sir H., 117.

Palmer, Colonel, 279.

Palmerston, Lord, 40, 59, 270.

Pamela. _See_ Fitzgerald.

Parker, 231.

Parnell, Henry, 40, 317.

Parry, James and John, 109, 229, 259.

Parsons, William, 113.

---- _See_ Galignani and Maynard.

Paterson, John, 84.

Paterson Bonaparte, 78, 193.

Paul, Sir John Dean, 110.

Payne, James, 98, 233, 260.

Peel, Sir R., 54.

Pelham, Charles, 317, 318.

Pelly, Raymond, 65.

Peltier, J. G., 50.

Pembroke, Lord, 58, 318.

Peploe, Mrs., 118.

Percy, Major, 284.

Perregaux, A. C., 98, 107, 142, 196.

Perry, James, 279.

Perth. _See_ Melfort.

Pestalozzi, J. H., 156.

Petersham, Lord, 318.

Petty. _See_ Lansdowne.

Philips, John, 80, 179.

Phillips, Sir J., 135.

---- Thomas, 91.

---- Colonel, 233.

Phippson, Martin, 174.

Pichegru, General Charles, 74.

Pierrepont, E. and H., 6, 22.

Pigott, Edward, 87.

Pinkerton, John, 11, 166, 225.

Piozzi, Mme., 113.

Pitcairn, 240.

Pitt, William, 16, 21, 31, 34, 35, 61, 63, 145, 147, 171, 323.

Pius VII., Pope, 255, 295.

Plantade, C. H., 130.

Playfair, William, 108, 172.

Plumptre, Anne, 110, 166, 236.

Pollen, Colonel, G. A., 41, 317.

Pomfret, Lord, 318.

Pons de l’Hérault, A., 296, 300, 302.

Ponsonby, Lord, 277.

Poole, Thomas, 94, 99, 140.

Poppleton, 144, 214.

Porchester Dupré, 14.

Portland, Duke, 118, 277.

---- _See_ Greville.

Portsmouth, Lord, 45.

Potocki, Count, 156.

Potter, Christopher, 18, 145, 235.

Pougens, C. J., 241.

Powell, Rev., 262.

Power, John, 97.

Powerscourt, Lord, 63.

Praed, W. Mackworth, 77.

Prescott, Sir G., 64.

Priestley, J. and T., 85, 118, 156.

Pringle, Mark, 317.

Proly, B., 6.

Provence. _See_ Louis XVIII.

Puppo, 130.

Puschkine. _See_ Bruce.

Quentin, Colonel, 279.

---- 270.

Queensberry, Duke, 45.

Raglan, Lord, 278.

Raikes, Thomas, 276.

Raimbach, A., 92.

Ramsay, W. Maule, 47.

---- Major W. N., 70, 275.

Ranelagh, Lord, 277.

Ratzbael, Baron, 4.

Raucourt, 129, 224, 234.

Ravensworth. _See_ Liddell.

Raynal, Abbé Jean, 40.

Réal, P. F., 74.

Récamier, Mme., 59, 131, 166, 169, 224.

Regent, Prince. _See_ George IV.

Regnier, Claude, 86, 234.

Reichardt, J. F., 138, 141, 159, 163, 165.

Rémusat, Mme. de, 176, 206.

Rendlesham, _See_ Thellusson.

Rennell, James, 86.

Reynolds, Sir J., 141, 150, 239.

Rich, C. J., 274.

Richard, 293.

Richelieu, Duc, 7, 29.

Richmond, Duke, 96, 277.

Richter, J. P., 157.

Rickman, Thomas, 113, 139.

Rigel, 252.

Ripon. _See_ Robinson, F. J.

Ritson, Joseph, 89.

Rivarol, Mme., 149.

Robert, N. R., 173.

---- 148.

Robertson, Bishop, 286.

Robespierre, M., 178, 310.

Robinson, F. J., 60, 273.

---- H. Crabb, 276, 290.

---- 263.

Robson, R. B., 197, 227, 317.

Roche, 80, 83, 149.

Rodde, Mlle., 159.

Rodney, Admiral, 13.

Rogers, Samuel, 24, 48, 58, 96, 112, 140.

Roget de l’Isle, C. J., 128, 179.

Rokeby, Lord. _See_ Montagu.

Roland, Mme., 114, 140.

Romilly, Sir S., 51, 80, 303.

Romney, George, 239.

Roscoe, William, 85.

Rose, W. Stewart, 276.

Rotondo, J. B., 6.

Routhier, 269.

Rowley, Sir W., 51, 70, 81.

Rumbold, Sir G., 248.

Rumford, Count, 87, 155.

Rushbrook, Robert, 83.

Russell, Catherine, 238.

---- Lord J., 42, 51, 58, 85, 298, 300, 317, 319.

---- Hon. Rollo, 319.

---- Thomas, 153.

---- William, 193.

Rutland, Duke, 277, 288.

Rutledge, James, 44.

Ryder, Dudley, 58, 134, 278, 318.

Rylands, Mrs., 99.

St. Albans. _See_ Beauclerk.

St. Amand, Mme., 202.

St. George, Miss, 168.

St. John, Lord, 28, 41, 45, 317, 318.

St. Martin, L. C., 158.

Salm, Prince, 157.

Salomons, Judah, 98.

Saltmarsh, Lady A., 63, 168.

Salvo, Marquis, 41.

Samuda, Joseph, 257.

Sanchamau, 279.

Sand, George, 53, 131, 265.

Sandon, Mrs., 144.

---- _See_ Ryder.

Sandwich. _See_ Hinchingbrook.

Sanford, John, 84.

Santerre, Claude, 30, 103.

Sassen, Mme., 67.

Savary, General J. J., 189.

Say and Sele, Lord, 61, 318.

Sayer, Augustine, 175.

Sayers, Julia, 241.

Schlabrendorf, Count, 157.

Schlegel, F., 158.

Schopenhauer, H. F., 159.

Schweizer, 155.

Scott, General, 118, 234.

---- Hon. John, 41, 317, 318.

---- John, 280, 276, 288, 290.

---- Sir W., 212.

---- Dr. William, 222.

---- 223.

Scott and Schabracq, 106.

Seaford. _See_ Ellis.

Sebastiani, Marshal, 222.

Sebright, Sir J., 277.

Sefton, Lord, 318.

Selwyn, George, 55.

Semple, Lisle, 247.

Sénancour, E. P., 129.

Seymour, Henry, 47, 229.

Shaftesbury, Lord, 43, 58, 225, 233, 318.

Shakspere, 310.

Sharpe, S. and C., 96, 129, 140, 234.

Shee, Sir M., 92.

Sheehy, Lieutenant, 264.

Sheffield, Lord, 72.

Shelley, Sir T., 303.

Shepherd, Rev. W., 85, 156, 277, 287, 292.

Sheridan, R. B., 37, 86.

Sherlock, William, 92.

Shipley, Sir C., 70, 227.

---- Sir G., 64.

Shirley, 243.

Shrewsbury, Lord, 318.

Shuldham, M., 201.

Sicard, Abbé, 90, 99, 284.

Siddons, Sarah, 274, 281.

Sidmouth, Lord. _See_ Addington.

Sidney, Algernon, 32.

Sieyès, Emm. Joseph, 78.

Silburn, Mrs., 239.

Simon, General, 245.

Simpson, A. and J., 259.

Simpson, Dr., 200.

Sinclair, General G., 86, 252.

Singleton, Captain, 18.

Sloper, Granby, 231.

Smith, Sir Culling, 61.

---- James, 148, 190, 217.

---- J. Spencer, 41, 76, 317.

---- Sir J. Sidney, 16, 41, 68, 73, 75, 94, 251, 275.

---- William, 42, 45, 317.

---- Captain, 296.

---- 235.

Smithson, James, 251.

Smyth, J. Carmichael, 81, 225, 275.

---- Sir R., 47, 141, 145.

---- Colonel, 210.

Smythe, Walter, 13.

Somers. _See_ Cocks.

Somerset, Duke, 47, 54, 169, 317.

---- _See_ Raglan.

Sorel, Albert, 24, 174.

Soulès, F., 23.

Soult, Marshal, 270.

Southey, H., 89, 118.

Spallannchi, General, 293.

Spencer, Lord R., 45, 52, 137, 317.

---- _See_ Althorp.

Spurzheim, J. G., 256.

Stack, General E., 70, 217.

Staël, Mme. de, 90, 117, 156, 276, 306.

Stafford, Lady, 141.

Stahremberg, Count, 240.

Stanhope, Lady Hester, 5, 63, 221.

---- J. Spencer, 226.

---- Lord, 63, 105.

---- P. Dormer, 307.

Stanley, Bishop E., 83, 223.

---- _See_ Derby.

Stapleton, Bishop, 82.

Starling, Sir G., 296.

Stawell, Lord, 60, 318.

Staybelt, 130.

Steele, Thomas, 78.

Stendhal. _See_ Beyle.

Stepney, Sir J., 277.

Stevens, Catherine, 278.

Stewarton, 110.

Stirling, Sir W., 51, 229.

---- William, 257.

Stodart, L., 235.

Stone, J. H. and W., 141, 231.

---- Thomas, 120.

Storace, Anna S., 14.

Storer, Anthony, 118.

Story, William, 95, 238, 263.

Stothard, Thomas, 276.

Strangford, Lord, 58, 318.

Strathallan, Lord, 172.

Street, T. G., 288.

Strogonoff, Count, 6.

Stuart, Daniel, 259, 287.

---- Margaret, 241.

---- de Rothesay, Lord, 77, 283, 287.

Stubbs, 149.

Sturt, Charles, 11, 43, 178, 202, 205, 317.

Style, Sir C., 63, 168.

Sullivan, 153.

Sunderland. _See_ Blandford.

Sussex, Duke, 170, 274, 303.

Sutherland, Duke, 277.

Sutton, Captain, 178.

Swan, Colonel James, 155.

Swedenborg, E., 158.

Swinburne, H., 13, 16.

Sykes, Henry, 144.

Talbot, Sir C., 64.

---- James, 16, 22, 176.

---- John, 62.

---- Sir John, 73.

---- Thomas, 121, 261.

Talleyrand, Prince, 3, 4, 7, 20, 23, 29, 32, 46, 55, 110, 119,
120, 153, 170, 191, 206, 230, 242, 244, 247, 251, 290.

Tallien, J. L., 17, 33, 58, 79, 103, 131.

Talma, F. J., 129, 254.

Tancred, Sir T., 51, 64.

Tandy, J. Napper, 151.

Tankerville. _See_ Ossulston.

Tappen, George, 110.

Tarver, J. C., 180.

Tattersall, Edward, 99.

Taylor, Mrs., 241.

---- William, 89, 118.

Temple, 209.

---- Sir G., 64, 228.

---- Admiral John, 73.

Thanet. _See_ Tufton.

Thayer. _See_ Bertrand.

Thellusson, 43, 317.

Thelwall, John, 273.

Théroigne de Méricourt, 96.

Thibaudeau, A. C., 163.

Thiébault, General P. C., 222.

Thiers, A., 31.

Thistlewood, A., 273.

Thompson, 153.

---- Thomas, 44, 205, 279, 317.

---- Mrs., 236.

Thornton, 97.

---- Colonel T., 92, 109, 222.

Thrale. _See_ Piozzi.

Throckmorton, William, 214.

Tichborne, Sir H., 64, 117, 233.

Tierney, George, 44, 303, 317.

Tilt, 119.

Tollemache, Admiral, 72, 318.

Tolstoi, Count, 256.

Tone, T. Wolf, 153.

Tooke. _See_ Horne Tooke.

Torrington, Lord, 52.

Tourton, Sir T., 51.

Tower, Captain, 300, 301.

Towneley, Charles, 13, 88.

Townshend, General, 69.

Travers, Dr. Benjamin, 81.

Trebout, 270.

Trench, R., 119, 161, 229.

Trenck, Baron, 6.

Trevor, John H., 62, 318.

Trimleston, Lord, 277.

Trotter, J. B., 28, 30, 221.

Troubetski, Prince, 156.

Troy, Archbishop J. T., 83.

Truguet, Admiral L. J. F., 186.

Truro, Lord, 79.

Tuckey, J. H., 217, 241, 265.

Tufton, H. and C., 205, 317, 318.

Tuite, Father, 83.

Tulloch, Captain F., 70, 213.

Turnbull, 259.

Turner, Sir G., 317.

---- J. W. M., 56.

---- Samuel, 258.

---- William, 92.

Tussaud, Mme., 170.

Tuthill, Sir G., 81, 228.

Tweeddale, Lord, 54, 259, 317.

Twiss, Robert, 258, 274.

Tyrwhitt, Sir Thomas, 45, 317.

Tytler, P. Fraser, 274.

Underwood, T. R., 93.

Ussher, Sir T., 298.

Uxbridge. _See_ Paget.

Van de Weyer, 319, 324.

Vaughan, Sir C., 77.

Vernon, Caroline, 64.

Vesey, Colonel John, 318.

Vestris, Mme. G. A. B., 129.

Vigée-Lebrun, Mme., 14, 131, 162, 167.

Villeneuve, Admiral P. C., 188, 262.

Villiers, J. C., 45, 134, 317, 318.

Visconti, Mme., 171.

Volney, C. F., 128.

Voss, Julius, 159.

Waddington, William, 144, 154.

Wake, Rev. R. W., 290.

Wales, Prince. _See_ George IV.

Walhope, C., 45, 260, 317.

Wall, Governor Joseph, 16.

---- Patrick, 125.

Wallace, Sir T., 45, 199, 317.

Waller, John, 232, 317.

Walpole, Horace, 92, 117.

---- Captain, 199.

---- _See_ Atkyns.

Walsh, Dr. William, 83, 244.

---- de Serrant, 258.

Wansey, Henry, 271, 290.

Ward, William, 120.

Warden, William, 311.

Warren, 238.

---- Dawson, 21.

Washington, George, 32.

Watson, Robert, 151.

Watt, James, 86, 94.

---- Dr., 265.

Watts, Isaac, 226.

Webb, Sir J. and T., 58, 64, 224, 233.

Webster, Sir G., 60.

Wedgwood, Thomas, 94, 144.

Wellesley, Lord, 12, 123, 272, 278, 303.

---- _See_ Cowley.

Wellington, Duke, 14, 39, 58, 71, 80, 265, 267, 272, 274, 278, 281,
283–286, 297, 306, 307, 319, 322, 324.

Wesley, John, 89.

West, Sir B., 80, 90, 92.

---- Sir J., 73.

Westmorland. _See_ Burghersh.

Weston, Rev. S., 30, 37, 84, 126, 277, 282, 288, 292.

Whaley, ‘Jerusalem’ and W., 63, 199.

---- Lady M., 63.

Whitbread, S., 273, 303.

White, 148.

---- Rev., 261.

Whitmore, W. W., 319.

Whitshed, Sir J., 73.

Whitworth, Lord, 10, 22, 34, 57, 73, 84, 95, 100, 130, 152, 162,
175, 298, 318.

Wickham, William, 76, 231.

---- Dr., 80, 225.

Widmer, 260.

Wieland, Christopher, 157.

Wielopolski, Count, 256.

Wilberforce, William, 275.

Wilbraham, 198.

Wilde. _See_ Truro.

Wilkie, Sir D., 93, 276.

Willcox, C., 257.

William IV., 48.

Williams, 200.

---- Arabella, 142.

---- David, 114.

---- Dr., 277, 288.

---- Helen M., 6, 33, 59, 85, 140, 160, 162, 308.

---- W. T., 110, 166, 225.

Wilmot, Sir R., 64.

Wilson, 198.

---- Edmund, 233.

---- Hugh, 155.

---- John, 248.

Winchilsea, Lord, 58, 318.

Windham, William, 31, 42, 49.

Wirion, General, 200–218.

Wittinghoff, General, 6.

Wollaston, W. H., 228.

Wollstonecraft, Mary and J., 6, 118.

Wolowski, S., 256.

Wolseley, Sir C., 64, 235.

Wombwell, John, 65.

Woodford, Ralph, 65, 71.

Woodville, Dr. W., 80.

Woodyatt, G., 235.

Wordsworth, William, 112.

Worsley, Israel, 110, 209.

Wortley, Louisa, 40.

Wraxall, Sir N., 53.

Wright, John, 92.

---- Captain, J. W., 73, 210.

---- William, 216.

Wurtemberg, King and Queen, 191, 207.

Wyndham, C., 45, 62, 317.

Wynford, Lord, 36, 274, 316.

Yarborough. _See_ Pelham.

Yarmouth, Lord, 26, 45, 205, 207, 218–221, 228, 317.

York, Cardinal, 52, 56, 59, 101, 254.

---- Duke and Duchess, 37, 208.

Yorke, H. Redhead, 108, 139, 140, 160, 166.

Young, Arthur, 86.

---- Thomas, 81, 88.

---- Sir William, 51.

Zamoiski, Count, 156.

OTHER VISITORS AND CAPTIVES.[309]

1801–1813

Abernethy, James. Adams, John. Addison, Dr., escaped. Ainsley. Ainsworth, Jas. Wroth. Aitken, David, surgeon, Glasgow. Aitken, Robert. Aitken, Thomas, banker. Allen, Major Alex. Allen, Major John. Allen, Luke. Allsop, Barleton. Anderson, Lieut. Thomas. Andrews, Alex. Andrews, Henry. Annesley, Gilbert. Anstey, Capt. Anstruther, Col. David. Arbuthnot, Major Thos. Arcedeckne, Jas. Archdall, Edward. Argle, Capt. Geo. Arthur, Daniel, secretary to Portuguese Embassy. Ashford, Wm. Ashton, Jno. Ashworth, escaped. Atkinson, Jno. Atkinson, Wm. Aubrey, Major. Austin, Jno. Austin, Thos.

Balfour, Jno. Balgrove. Ballantyne, Jas. Banks, Jos. Barber, Capt. Barretti, Jas. Barry, Edwd. Bateman, Wm. Battley, Geo. Bazalgette, Louis. Beamish, Chas. Beaumont, Chas. Beckwith, Samuel. Benson, Capt. Richd., escaped. Bentham, Wm. Bermingham, Lieut. Bernard, Geo. Berry, Jno. Best, Louis. Betts, Charles. Betts, Geo. Bevington, Geo. Bingham. Birch, Capt. Jno. Birch, Major Thos. Blackmore, Robt. Blair, Capt. Hunter. Blake, Arthur. Blake, Benj. Blake, Col. Wm. Blanckney. Bode, Jno., escaped. Bold, Peter. Bold, Lieut. Thos. Bonham, Jno., barrister. Boothby, Capt. (afterwards Rev.) Charles. Bord, Jno. Botwright, Wm. Bourne, Samuel. Bouverie, Capt. Bowles, Lieut. Humphrey. Bradby, Jas., barrister. Bradford, Lieut.-Col. Brandrum, Thos. Brenton, Sir J. Brettell, Jno. Brewer, Capt., escaped. Brewer, Edward. Bridge, Wm. Briggins, Dr. Brine, escaped. Brodie, Capt. Brown, Capt., escaped. Brown, Lieut. Bruce, Alex. Buchanan, Jas. Bunbury, Thos. Burke, Major Fras. Burns, Major. Burrows, Dr. Geo. M. Burton, Jas. Byrne, Jas.

Campbell, R. Campbell of Jamaica. Carleton, Jno. Carey, Capt. Carey, Peter. Carron. Casenove. Cavendish, Geo. and Louis. Channing, Jno. and Thos. Chetham, Col. Christie, Fras. Clarke, Dr. Jas. Clifton, Capt. Colvert, Gen. Colville, Geo. Combe, Capt. Congreve, Capt. Conolly. Cooper, Rev. Sir Wm. Cope, Lieut.-Col. Corbett, Jas. Cotterell. Courtenay, Wm. Courvoisier, Peter. Cox, Col. Craufurd, Lieut. Jas. Hy. Craufurd, Rev. Jno. Creswick, Fred. Croke, Jno. Cussans, Thos. Cusy. Cuthbert, Jno. Ramsay. Cutler.