Fitzwilliam, Lady
Fitzwilliam, second Earl
Fletcher, Mr.
Flood, Henry
Floyd, Lady Mary
Floyd, Miss
Foley, Thomas, second Baron
Foster, Lady
Fort St. John
Fox, Charles James, “Charles,”;
chief of group; great qualities;
coalition with Lord
North; friendship with Carlisle; gambling
debts; leader of Whig
party; fortune destroyed; Selwyn advises
concerning debts; goes
to Bath; suggested sueing of, by
Carlisle; money troubles,
Selwyn’s opinion of; women’s opinion
of; frequent story of
debts; friendship for Richard
Fitzpatrick; loses money
at Newmarket; on the American
Question; in “The
Diaboliad;” Selwyn and; speech on economy;
holds Pharo bank; Fitzpatrick
with; Jews seize effects; his
furniture sold; enchanted
with Pitt’s speech; motion concerning
American war; auction
at his house; gaming; and Selwyn; has a
cockpit; flattery of;
speech; first figure in all places; loses
heavily at races; agreeableness
of; Selwyn’s admiration of his
talents; arrogance of;
the new administration; as Secretary for
Foreign Affairs; takes
a house in Pall Mall; coalition with
North; Selwyn, relations
with
Fox, Henry Edward, youngest son of first Lord
Holland
Fox, Henry Richard Vassall, third Baron Holland
Fox, Stephen, second Baron Holland, “Ste”
France
Franklin, Benjamin
Fraser, Mr.
Frederick the Great
French Revolution
G
Gainsborough; picture of Mie Mie by
Galloway, Earl of
Garlies, Lord, see Galloway
Garrick, David
Garrick, Mrs.
Gemm, Dr.
“George,” see Howard, George, Lord
Morpeth
George iii.
Germaine, Lord George Sackville
Gibbon (historian)
Gideon, Sir Sampson
Gilbert, Mr. Thomas
Glenbervie, Lord, Sylvester Douglas
Glendower, Lord
Gloucester, Duchess of
Gloucester, Duke of
Gloucester, monastery of St. Peter at; situation
of; city of,
Selwyn member for; election
at
Godolphin, Lord
Goostree’s (Club)
Gore, Mr.
Gordon, fourth Duke of
Gordon, Duchess of
Gordon, Lord George
Gordon, Lord William
Gower, Lady
Gower, Lady Evelyn Leveson
Gower, Lady Louisa Leveson (sister-in-law of
fifth Earl of
Carlisle)
Gower, second Earl
Grady Mr.
Grafton, Duke of
Graham, Dr.
Graham, Lady
Grant, General
Grantham, Lord
Gray, Thomas, the poet
Greenville, Mr. (Grenville)
Greenwich’s, The
Gregg, Francis, succeeded Delme as M.P. for
Morpeth
Grenville, Mr. George
Grenville, G., Lady
Grevil
Grey, Lord
Grieve, Mr.
Grosvenor Place
Guerchy
Guildford, Earl of, see North
Guise, Mr.
Gunning, Elizabeth (afterwards Duchess of Hamilton)
Gunning, Elizabeth