See also Letters from Avig-
non, etc.

France, King of, his marriage,
i. 368

friendship in, ii. 140. See

also French
Frankland, Lady, ii. 39
Freemasons, society of, at Nis-
mes, entertainment given by,
to the Duke of Richelieu, ii.

132

Free-thinkers, Lady Oxford and
the, ii. 217

French ambassadress in Turkey,
i. 170, 216, 270

ladies, Lady Mary's opinion
of, i. 271

inns, ii. 117; war, 1744,
133. See also France
Fribourg = Jean François Gre-
mand, a servant, ii. 356
"Friend on his travels, To a,"
a poem, ii. 169
"Friendship, Ode to," by Mary
Astell, attributed to Dr. John-
son, i. cv

Fromenta, or Mary Ann Smith,

i. lxviii, ii. 396 n.
Frugality, ii. 318

Furnese, Miss, anecdote of, i.
cxvi

Furniture, Italian, ii. 311

G.

Gage, Thomas, first Lord, i. 347
-Lady, account of her sepa-
ration from her husband, i.
347

Gainsborough, Lady, account
of, i. 363 and n.

Galland, Monsieur, his transla-
tion of the Arabian Nights,
i. 157

Gallantry, "The Schemers," a
committee of, ii. 354

Gaming, ii. 370. See also Cards
Gardening, ii. 177
Garrick, i. cxxv

Garth, Dr. i. 86; his alleged
foot-match with the Duke of
Grafton, i. 26

66

Gay, Mr., ii. 285, 448, 458 n. ;
and the Hewet and Drew
epitaph, i. 278 n.; and the
Town Eclogues," ii. 446 n.,
458 n.; Pope's verses to, on
Lady Mary, i. 338
Gemelli, Mr., his mistake re-
specting Calcedonia, i. 243
Geneva, letters from, ii. 102,
103; inhabitants of, ib. ; their
simplicity, ib.

"Genii, Tales of the," by James
Ridley, ii. 157 n.

Genoa, letters from, i. 266, ii.
97-99; description of, i. 260;
inhabitants of, ib.; govern-
ment of, 262; public build.
ings, ib.; divorces in, ii. 224
Doge of, compelled to ask
pardon of the King of France,
i. 260

George I., King of England,
comparisons respecting his
court, i. xcv; anecdote of,
xevi; Lady Mary's account
of the court at his accession,
lxiii, xcv, cxxxiii, cxxxviii,
3; character of, 6; his inter-
view with the Countess of
Platen, 9; his resentment to
the Prince of Wales, 14; 305
n.; account of the state of
parties at his accession,
cxxxiii, 15

II., i. xciv, 12, 339; re-
marks on his coronation, i.
393; his mistress, Sophia de
Walmoden, ii. 34; notice of
his death, 389. See also under
Wales, Prince of

III., ii. 244; reflections on
his accession, 392; purchases
Mr. Joseph Smith's collection
of paintings and gems, ii.
328 n.

George Barnwell," i. cxxvii
German courts, remarks on the
custom of keeping dwarfs in,
i. 144
Gibson, Mr., ii. 108, 121, (?) 125

n.

Glanvil, Joseph, ii. 324, 356
Godalming, Mary Tofts, the
rabbit-woman of, ii. 471
Godolphin, Lady, i. 324
Lord, i. 19, ii. 344

Golden Asses, the (English
abroad), ii. 336
Goldoni, ii. 336

Goldsworthy, Mrs., remarks on
her conduct, ii. 101, 124
Goring, Lord. See Gowran
Goritz, Baron, i. 4, 16
Gottolengo, Letters from, ii.
187-191, 218; inscription at,
ii. 187

Gower, Dowager Lady, death of,
i. 341

Lady, Evelyn, Lady Mary's
sister, i. xli, xliv, 335; death
of, i. xliv, ii. 333

Graham, General, ii. 310, 312,

314, 316, 349, 370, 388, 390,
391; notice of his ill-health,
326
Grammar, &c., i. 43, 46
Grammont, Comte de, i. cxxxii
Granby, Marquis of, ii. 62, 395
Grand Vizier, description of his
house in Calcedonia, i. 243
Grange, Lady, her imprisonment
at St. Kilda, i. lx

Lord, i. lix, cxiv n.; his
attempt to obtain the charge
of Lady Mar, lx

Grant, Abbé, character of, ii. 245
Granville, Earl. See Carteret

66

Mrs. Frances, ii. 126 n.,
315, 321

Grey, Arthur, the footman,
Epistle from," i. cxv, ii. 494
Grey, Lady Mary, ii. 141
Griffin, the Misses, i. xli, cxviii
Grimaldi, Nicolini. See Nico-
lini

Grimani, Doge of Venice ii. 51,
53, 56, 157, 242

Grub-Street Journal, the, ii.
21 n.; Pope a secret contribu-
tor to it, i. xlviii

Guastalla, Duchess, visits Lady
Mary, ii. 181

Guelphs and Ghibelines, ii. 261
Guido Reni, ii. 79
Guion, Mdme., i. 142
"Gulliver's Travels," i. xcii.
See also Swift

Hanover Square, Great George-

street, letters from, ii. 399, 400
Harems, description of the
Turkish, i. 188; translation
of the word harem, 193;
splendour of the harem of the
Kiyaya, ib.; dances in, 195;
throwing the handkerchief in,
221, ii. 80

Harleian MSS., ii. 148
Harley, Robert, Earl of Oxford,

i. cxxxvii, cxxxix, 16, 20, ii.
318, 484. See also Oxford,
Earl of
Hartington, Lord, married to
Lady Charlotte Boyle, ii. 168

n.

Hastings, Lady Margaret, ii. 93
Haws, of Bath, ii. 519

Hay, Lord Jas., i. xlvii, 292
Hay, Mrs. the mistress of the
Pretender, ii. 95 n.; her con-
duct to Lady Mary, 135, 137
Hayes's, at Bath, ii. 519
Haywood, Mrs. Eliza, and her
novels, i. 356 n.; ii. 25, 290,
293

Hecuba, her burial-place, i. 251
Heideker [Heydegger], Mr.,
masquerades instituted by, i.
305, 374

Henley, Anthony, character of,
ii. 35 n.

"Henry and Emma" (? Prior's)
ii. 291

Herbert, Lady Harriet, account
of her marriage, ii. 37
Herculaneum, discovery of the
city of, ii. 89, 90

Hernhausen, gardens of, i. 138
"Hertford, Lady, to Lord Wil-
liam Hamilton," a poem, and
Lady Mary's answer to it, ii.
492-93

Hertford, Countess of, her "Cor-
respondence," ii. 434 n., 523 n.
Hervey, Carr, Lord, i. xcii

333

John, of Beachworth, ii.

Lord John, his intimacy
with Lady Mary, i. cxi, exii,
ii. 449 (515; anecdote rela-
ted of him, i. cxiii; his corre-
spondence with Lady Mary,
ib.; his visits to Lady Mary.
333; notice of his marriage
with Miss Lepell, ib. n.; two
letters from him, ii. 17, 18;
"Lord Hervey to Mr. [Ste-
phen] Fox," a poem, ii. 475;
continuation to the same,
477; as part author of "Verses
to the Imitator," etc., 480 n.

se-

George, afterwards
cond Earl of Bristol, returns
Lady Mary's correspondence
with Lord Hervey to her, i.
cxiii

Lady, character of, i. exiii;
her intimacy with Lady Bute,

cxiv; her praises of Mrs.
Murray, cxv; her quarrel with
Lady Bristol, 358; her inti-
macy with the Duchess of
Manchester, ii. 32; her "Let-
ters," 1821, i. cxv
Hesse, Prince of, ii. 120
Hewet, John, and Sarah Drew,
story of, related by Pope, i.
313; epitaphs to their me-
mory, 278, 314

Sir T., account of, i. 22 n.
Mrs. (afterwards Lady), ac-
count of, i, 22; letters to, xlii,
22, 190

Heydegger, and his masque-
rades, i. 305, 374

Heywood, Mrs. Eliza. See Hay-
wood

Hickman, "that wretch," ii.
317

Hill, Mr. Aaron, and his "Ac-
count of Turkey," i. 236
Hillsborough, Wills Hill, first
Earl of, i. 347

Hinchinbrook, Lady, appointed
one of the ladies of the bed-
chamber to the Princess of
Wales, i. 90

Robert, Earl of, ii. 162
Holles, Henrietta Cavendish.
See Oxford

Holt, Mr., his marriage with

Lady J. Wharton, i. 335
Homer, many passages in, il-
lustrated by a knowledge of
Turkish customs, i. 179; cor-
rectness of his geography, 253
Honey-water for the hair, I. cxix
Horace, imitations of, ii. 496,

497, 510; "Verses to the Imi-
tator of," i. cxi, ii. 23, 25,
480-83

Horses, Turkish, i. 186

Houses in Vienna, i. 112; in
Turkey, i. 188

Howard, Hon. Edward, ii. 321
Howard, Miss, married to the
Earl of Deloraine, i. 352
Howe, Lady, i. 360

the Lords, i. 360 n.
Huguenots of Nismes, Lady
Mary intercedes with the Duke
de Richelieu for them, ii. 132
Hungary, inhabitants of, re-
marks respecting, i. 150
Hunter, Dr. Joseph, his accounts
of Lady Mary, i. v, lxxxvii n.,
cvi n., cx n., cxii n., cxvii
n., ii. 211 n. ; his summaries
of some of her unpublished
letters, i. vi, ii. 146 n., 150
n., 153 n., 176 n., 179 n., 182
n.,
205
n., 206 n.

190 n., 194 n., 196 n.,

Huntingdon, Countess of, ii. 41
Husbands, contemptible, ii. 204
Hussey, Mr., his marriage with
the Duchess of Manchester,
ii. 166 n.

Hyde Park, i. 61

Hymn to the Moon,” ii. 487
Hysterical complaints, ii. 342

I.

Ibrahim Pasha, verses by, i. 180
Ida, Mount, i. 251

66

of

'Imagination, Pleasures
the," poem (lost), i. 38
Impromptu to a Young Lady
Singing," ii. 517

Inge, Mrs. H., her cenotaph to
Lady Mary, i. lxix

Ingham, the Rev. Benjamin,
his marriage with Lady Mar-
garet Hastings, ii. 93 and n.
Ingrafting. See Inoculation
Inns, or Hánns, Turkish, i. 189,
233
Inoculation, introduced into

England by Lady Mary from
the Turkish practice of in-
grafting, i. cvi, cix; descrip-
tion of, 184, ii. 348

Inscriptions on the obelisk in

J***, Dr., his death at Rome,
ii. 375

James II., ii. 10

Janissaries, character of, i. 172;
their unlimited power, 173
Jekyll, Sir Joseph, i. cxviii.
Jennings, Belle. See Tyrconnel,
Duchess

Jervas, Charles, a celebrated
portrait painter, i. 162
"Jessamy, The History of
Jemmy and Jenny" (a novel),
ii. 290
Jews, privileges and influence
of, in Turkey, i. 197
Johnson, Dr., passage in his
life of Pope, i. cxi; "Ode to
Friendship,' attributed to
him, i. cv

K., Mr., proposed husband for
Lady Mary, i.xxxiv, lxxxiii ;
ii. 73 n.

Kate, black, and Mr. H✶✶ d,
ii. 509

Kendall, Duchess of (Mademoi-
selle de Schulenberg), i. xlii,
xliv, xcv; character of, 6, 7,
11; her lodgings in St.
James's, ii. 34 n.

Kenealy, Dr., his “Autobio-
graphy" of Wortley Montagu,
junr., i. cxxx n.

Kent, Thomas, ii. 45, 46
Kenwood. See Caenwood
Kerr, Lady Louisa, ii. 384
Key, Ladies of the, i. 119
Kilmansegg, Madame, i. xlv,
xcv, 236 n.; accompanies
George I. to England, i. 7;
character, &c., ib., xliv; her
intimacy with Mr. Methuen,
12. See also Platen, Countess
of
King s Theatre, masquerades
there, ii. 374
Kingston, Henry Pierrepont
second Earl of, created Mar-
quis of Dorchester, i. lxxiii

Evelyn fifth Earl of, created
Marquis of Dorchester and
Duke of Kingston, i. xxix,
lxxiii, lxxxii, lxxxiv, xevii,
65, 372; his character, xxix;
opposes his daughter's mar-
riage with Mr. Edward Wort-
ley, xxxiii, lxxxiii; married to
Lady Belle Bentinck, xcvii;
his death, xcvii, 373