215. To the same, April 3.-Lord Hardwicke's "Walpolianae"--274

216. To the same, May 4.-Character of Dr. Farmer. On his own

rank as an author. Pennant's "Welsh Tour." Madame du Deffand's

dog Tonton--274

217. To the Hon. H. S. Conway, May 6.-Relief of Gibraltar. Lord

Cholmondeley at Brookes's. Winnings of Charles Fox and

Fitzpatrick. India affairs. Arrival of Tonton--275

218. To the same, May 28.-Scotch thistles. French politics.

Resignation of Necker. Proposals for a pacification with

America. Charles Fox and the Marriage-bill. Folly of retiring

from the world--277

219. To the same, June 3. 'Projected French attack on Jersey.

Siege of Gibraltar. "The Young William Pitt's" first display.

Mr. Bankes. Theatricals. Consequences of lord Cornwallis's

victories--279

220. To the Earl of Strafford, June 13.-Visit from Mr. Storer--

281

221. To the Rev. Mr. Cole, June 16.-Sir Richard Worsley's

History of the Isle of wight. Nichols's Life of Hogarth. "AEdes

Strawberrianae." Miseries of having a house worth being seen--

282

222. To the Earl of Charlemont, July 1.-On Mr. Preston's poems-

-[N.] 284

223. To the Rev. Mr. Cole, July 7.-Orthodoxy and heterodoxy--

284

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