Club, Young
Comb Compton, Lady
Compton, Lord
Comyns, picture cleaner
Congreve, Mr.
Conolly, Lady Louisa
Conti, Princesse de
Conway, General
Cooper, Sir Grey
Cornwallis, Lady
Cornwallis, Lord
“Corydon,” Lord
“Corydon,” Captain
Coventry, Earl of
Coventry, Lady
Cowper, Lady
Cowper, Lord
Craddock, Mr.
Craigs, General
Craven, Lord
Crawford, James, “the Fish,”
Crawford, Mrs.
Crewe, Mr.
Crewe, Mrs.
Crewe, Mrs. ("Old”)
Croome (Crome)
Cumberland, Duke of
Cunningham, Colonel
D
Damer, Mrs.
Darell, Mr., of Cambridgeshire
Darrels, The, at Richmond
Dashwood, Sir Francis
Deerhurst, Lord
D’Elci, Comte
Delme, Peter ("the Czar”)
Denbigh, Lord
D’Eon (the Chevalier)
Derby, Earl of
Derby, Lady
Dering, Sir E.
Devonshire, Duchess of
Devonshire, fifth Duke of
Devonshire House
“Diaboliad, The,” igby, Dean of
Clonfert igby, Lord igby, Miss
Digby, Mr.
Dlettanti, Society of
DOyley (Doiley), Mr.
D’Oraison
Dorset, Duke of
Dolben, Sir J.
Douglas, Jack
Draper, Sir W.
Du Deffand, Mme.
Du Deffand, Marquis
Dundas, Sir William
Dunning, John, first Baron Ashburton
Dunmore, Lady
E
Eardley, Sir S.
Eden, William, first Lord Auckland
Eden, Mrs.
Edgcumbe, Dick; one of Strawberry Hill Group
Egremont, Lord
Ekins, Dr. Jeffrey (tutor to Lord Carlisle,
afterwards Dean of
Carlisle)
Elliot, Mrs.
Elliot, Sir Gilbert
Ellis, Mr.
Ellis, Welbore
Ellishere, Mrs.
Emigres, the
Emly, Edward (Dean of Derry) “Emily,”
“the little Parson”
Emperor of Germany, see Joseph ii.
Ernham, Lord
Essex, Lady
Essex, Earl of
Eton, Selwyn at; Carlisle at; Crawford at; Carlisle’s
verses on
friends at; Fitzpatrick
at; Walpole at; Storer at; Fitzwilliam
at; Montem at; Lord
Morpeth at
Euston, Lord
Eyre, Mr.
Executions, Selwyn and
F
Fagniani, M.
Fagniani, Marchesa, mother of Mie Mie
Fagniani, Maria (and see Mie Mie)
Falkener, Sir Everard
Family compact
Fanshaw, Mr.
Farrington, Gen., of Kent
Faukener, Lady
Faukener, Mr.
Fauquiers
Ferguson, Sir Adam
Ferrers, Washington, fifth Earl; Robert, sixth
Earl
Fish, the, see Crawford
Fitzherbert, Mrs.
Fitzpatrick, Richard ("Richard, the Beau Richard");
at Quinze;
friendship with Fox;
losses at Newmarket; returns from Jamaica;
in “The Diaboliad;”
wins money at Brooks’s; Pharo bank; in his
Pharo pulpit; horses
taken from his coach; holds a gambling
bank; Fox as security
for; the Beau Richard; at Brooks’s; loses
at Hazard; at White’s;
with the King; elated at change of
ministry; provokes Selwyn
Fitzroy, Lady Caroline