Private Letters
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共 41 段- All is now over, and Lord North is no more. This day when th
- I am at a loss what to say or think about our Parliamentary
- Voici mon histoire, autant qu'elle pourra vous éclairer, qu'
- Vous m'écrivez, vous m'aimez toujours; vous désirez avec zèl
- But I will take a more favourable supposition, and conceive
- [57] Gibbon hoped that he might be appointed either a
- As every idea which relates to you and yours is always upper
- Among the ingredients of happiness you will agree with me in
- You had given me notice that the purchase money of Lenboroug
- This winter has every where been most uncommonly severe; and
- In the meanwhile I have experienced a separation from a more
- Indeed and indeed, my Dear Madam, I will never go to sleep a
- [106] The Emperor Joseph II., "à qui jamais rien n'a réussi,
- [109] On August 18, 1787, the Right Hon. W. Eden (afterwards
- I am, Dear Madam,
- [123] The trial of Warren Hastings began in Westminster Hall
- 537.
- "I have some knowledge of the Lord Sheffield whom you mentio
- [139] Yolande Martine Gabrielle de Polastron, Duchesse de
- P.S.--If you met with another neat, safe, little mortgage of
- On the subject of Buriton I acknowledge you have been as Phi
- I now proceed to the important business of Newhaven, and am
- [163] This was probably the debate of May 6, 1791, when Burk
- Neither the Royal Flight or Capture prevented or even interr
- It is probable that this my fourth Letter may remain unopene
- *Alas! alas! the Demon of procrastination has again possesse
- Excise for the same year was £9,054,850
- I see a Club of reform[220] which contains some respectable
- [231] On May 21, 1792, the king issued a proclamation agains
- [244] Etienne Clavière (1735-1793), formerly a banker in Gen
- I still am of opinion that it is both unseemly and unusual f
- From Angletine's last letter to Maria, you have already some
- [282] The report of the Diplomatic Committee (November 21) o
- I know not whether I am sorry or glad that my expedition has
- Yesterday I dined with the Lord High Chancellor Loughborough
- After too long a silence I was sitting down to write, when,
- *Sunday afternoon I left London, and lay at Reading, and Mon
- America, resolutions of Congress, i. 242;
- French Revolution, ii. _246_, 249, 270, 287, 293, 311;
- Hervey, Lady Elizabeth. _See_ Foster, Lady Elizabeth
- Rosslyn, Earl of (Solicitor-General Wedderburn), i. 173;