Exchequer :

Baron of. See Gregory, Sir William.
Chancellors of. See Legge, Henry;
Dowdeswell, William; Townshend,
Charles; North, Lord; Cavendish,
Lord John; Pitt, William, junr.
Pell Office in, letter dated at, 348.
Excise, the, 96.

clamour concerning, 155.
Exclusion Bill, mentioned, 22.
Exeter, 5, 6.

letter dated at, 6.

mayor of, 5.

Exmouth, co. Devon, 6.

Eyre, Mr., of Galway, 198.

F

F. J., memoir by, 74.
Fagel:

Monsieur, his niece, 286.

Pensionary (temp. James II), and
the British troops in Holland, 382.
Fairchild, George, Mayor of Barnstaple,
letter from, 19.

Fairfax [Robert], his election for Kent, 42.
Fairs, 174.

Falkland Island, 131.

Falmouth, Cornwall, 337.

False Bay, Cape of Good Hope, 365.
Fane, Francis, 380.

Fanshaw [Simon], M.P., his vote on the
Stamp Act, 108.

Farnaby, Sir Charles, of Sevenoaks, 46,

47n.

Farnham, co. Surrey, 22.

Faucit, Captain, 318.

Fazel Beg Cawn, the Governor of Madras

writes to, 366.

and the Nizam, 367.

Felton, Mr., 38.

Ferdinand, Prince. of Brunswick :

letters of, 302-305, 308, 313, 314.
letters to, 302-306, 309, 312, 313.
his campaign on the Lower Rhine, 54,
301-311.

George II.'s confidence in, 56, 57.

does not trust his intentions to others
305, 320.

must be supported, 316.

at Minden, 312, 313, 320-322.

his charges against Lord G. Sackville,
312-314, 317.

his campaign in 1761, 84, 85.

his treatment of General Sporcken,
84.

Lord G. Sackville's opinion of, 88.
demand for money by. 123.

Ferguson [Robert], chaplain to Monmouth,
22.

Ferns, Bishop of. See Downes, Garnet,
Bourke, Drs.

Deanery of, 163.

letters of, 3, 4, 6, 10, 19, 21.

account of his progress against the
Duke of Monmouth. 12-19.

orders his army on Sedgemoor, 16.
at Sedgemoor, 16-18.

Finch, William, "quartered on Lord Howe"
[ie. as Vice-Treasurer of the Navy], 112.
Finglass, 188.

Fischer,

the famous partisan," 322.
Fitzgerald, Captain, and the Belle Poule
frigate, 276.

Fitzgibbon [John], of the Irish Parliament,
262.

Fitzharding [Maurice Berkeley], Viscount,
in command against Monmouth, 15.
Fitz James, Duc de, in England, 144.
Fitzmaurice [William], Lord, aide-de-
camp. 45.

Fitzroy, Colonel [Charles], 307, 311.
Fitzwalter, Lady, 41.

Flanders, the English army hope to winter
in, 285.

the English army in (1744), 286-290;
(1748), 290, 292.

Flax and Hemp, 387.

Fleet, the, at Cherbourg. See Cherbourg.
Fleming, Mr., Colonel of a Hampshire
regiment, 11.

Fortescue:

Lady Blayney, 212.

Mr., 194, 212.

speech of, 137.

Secretary of State, 144.

and the Reform Bill. 144.

his India Bill, 145.

and the Irish opposition, 264.

Henry, 137, 189, 239.

letters of, 49, 50 (3), 58, 90.

. letters to, 49, 50.

Secretary of State, 49.

his anxiety for Pitt's support,

French fleet-cont.

at the Cape of Good Hope, 365.
off the coast of Ceylon, 368.
English ships captured by, 369.
round Minorca, 371.

forces, numbers of, 289.
gardes des Côtes, 299.

governor, at Cudalore, 369.

minister, favourable language of, 137.
officers, killed or taken, 284.

, converse with their English ac-
quaintances, 307.

in Hyder Ali's service, 359.
party, in Holland, 177.
prisoners, 281, 308.

renegadoes in America, 371.
ships, 6 (2). 364, 371.

captured, 271.

French, the, 55.

surprise St. Helier, 75.

are acting on the defensive, 88.
intended invasion [of Ireland] by,
237.

in India, 365.

hand over English prisoners to
Hyder Ali, 369.

in the West Indies, 95.

attack Minorca, 373.

at Goree, 384.

Friesland, East, loss of supplies from, 86.

Frome, co. Somerset, 6, 9, 10, 20.

the rebels at, 8, 13, 15, 22.

Duke of Monmouth proclaimed at, 13.
Fulda, letters dated at, 304, 305.

Austrian forces near, 305.

Funds, the, rise in, 252.
Furness, Harry, 155.

G

Gage, General [Thomas], his operations in

America, 134, 136.

his proclamation, 136.
his recall, 372.

Gall, J., letter of, 325.

Gallette Fort, near Cherbourgh.

Gallette.

Galloway, threatened landing in, 1.

See La

landing of the French in, threatened,

Garnet, Dr. [John], 177.

as Bishop of Ferns, letter from 212.
Garrick [David], Pitt compared with, 86.
Garter, order of, 379.

bestowals of. 103.

Gascoyne, Bamber, letter read by, 108.
Gauntlet, Lieut.-Col. William, 373.
Gausel, Lieut.-Colonel, before Cherbourgh,
294.

Gavelkind, law of, in Ireland, 281.

Gazette, the, news in, 86, 143, 297, 300.
Geary, Admiral, 271.
Genoese, a, 88.

George I., Lord Dorset dismissed by, 36.

as the late king, 375.

George II., 49, 58.

accession of, 375.

address to, from Ireland, disagreement
concerning, 199, 200.

appointments of, ecclesiastical, 177,
181, 186.

military, 53, 51.

audiences of, 153, 177.

birthday of, 178.

instructions from, 170, 302.

letter of, 208.

letters of, alluded to, 194, 208.
orders of, 200.

warrants of, 312, 380.

and the Scotch Dutch Brigade (in
1742), 383.

his campaign on the Rhine, 282-286.
Sir R. Walpole's relations with, 36,
37, 375.

rumoured death of, 38.

makes Henry Fox Secretary of State, 49.
and the Irish forces, 53, 54, 237.
his confidence in Prince Ferdinand,
56, 57.

to speak against Germany an insult to,
86.

and Irish affairs, 147-149, 153, 156,177,
197, 203-208, 223, 229, 236, 237.
and Sir Spencer Compton, 375, 376,
378, 379.

and Dodington, 150, 156.

relations of, with the Prince of Wales,
155, 157.

alone at the Opera House, 157.

in connexion with foreign affairs, 178.
is going to Hanover, 179, 182, 237.
and the Saxon treaty, 180.

has a right to the balance in the Irish
Treasury, 195, 206, 207.

Lord Kildare complains of the Duke
of Dorset to, 196, 197.

1

| George III:

address to, movers of, 75.

commissions granted by, 76.

letters or orders of, alluded to, 76,
244.

levées of, 103, 105, 351.

paper to be shown only to, 384.
peers created by, 141.
recommendation to, 272.

requests to, alluded to, 76, 253, 269.
speech of (King's speech), 115.
and Ireland, 57, 58.

Pitt offers his resignation to, 87.

his dismissal of the Duke of Devon-
shire, 90.

and Lord G. Sackville, 58-60, 66, 77,
78, 83, 141.

his ministers (in 1764) have no hold on
his affections, 61.

Lord Bute's relations with, 62.

and the ministery of 1765, 64.
and America, 108.

the provision for his brothers, 111,
121.

dismisses Lord G. Sackville, 66, 67.
and Pitt (in 1766), 108.

as Lord Chatham, 67, 123, 129.
and Lord Rockingham (in 1767), 68,
69.

views of, on military affairs, 124, 245.
and the King of Denmark, 128.

and the Duke of Gloucester (1777),
844-355.

debts of, proposed bill for payment
of, 344.

intended visit of, to Oxford, 71.
the Speaker has insulted, 72.
present of horses to, from the King of
Spain, 333.

and Lord Shelburne's ministry (1782),
79.

and the death of Prince Octavius, 144.
has regained his authority, 145, 146.
looks on the army as his particular
department, 145.

and the ministry of William Pitt
(1784), 83.