Kingston, Duchess of (Lady
Belle Bentinck), her marriage,
i. xcvii; her conduct on the
death of the Duke, 373

Duke of, Lady Mary's
brother, ii. 192, 204, 243

Lord, son of the Duke of
Kingston, his death, i. xxxiv,
lxxxviii

Lady, wife of the preced-
ing, her attachment to Lord
Scarborough, ii. 65 n.
Kiskoi, village of, account of, i.
168

Kit-Cat Club, i. lxxiv, 304; ii. 304
Kiyaya, the, and his harem, i.
193, 220, 223
Knatchbull, Lady, ii. 335

Sir Wyndham, ii. 335, 365,

368
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, his por-
trait of Lady Mary, i. xlviii;
sale of pictures by, 375
Kujuk Checkmedji, or Little
Bridge, i. 203
Kyhauá. See Kiyaya

Lambertini, Cardinal. See Bene-
dict XIV.

Lansdown, Lord, the poet, i.
334, ii. 489

Lansdowne, Lady, remarks re-
specting, i. 366

Laskey, Betty, i. xxxiv
Latin inscriptions, taken by
Lady Mary, i. 232, 266, 268
La Trappe, monastery of, ii. 76
Law, Mr., his paper money sys-
tem, ii. 86; respect paid to,
by the Parisian nobility, i. 273
Le Brun, i. 273

Lechmere, Lady Elizabeth, her
extravagance, i. 369; her
death, 370 n.

Leipzig, description of the town
of, i. 133

Leman, Sir William, his mar-
riage and death, ii. 101
Lempster, Lord, visits Lady
Mary at Turin, ii. 45
Lennox, Mrs. Charlotte, ii. 289;
her "Harriet Stuart,' 231.
See also "Female Quixote "
Leopold, Emperor, Lady Mary's
remarks respecting, i. 148
Lepell, Mary, married to Lord
Hervey, i. 333

Lethuillier, Mrs., comedies given
by, in Venice, ii. 65
"Letter from the other World,
A," ii. 426

"Letter to a Friend, Conclusion
of a," ii. 521

Letters, Lady Mary's, i. 22-394,
ii. 3-400. For their contents,
see Contents tables and Index
generally. Concerning the
Letters: Their dates, ii. 46 n.,
68 n.; their style, i. cxxvi;

the originals, xlviii; those
written before Lady Mary's
marriage, lxxxii; letters de-
stroyed, lxxxiv; those to Lord
Hervey returned and de-
stroyed, cxiii; the Rémond
letters, lvi; the Embassy
letters compiled from jour-
nals, &c., xl, liii, xcix, ci;
editions of the Embassy
letters, viii, xxxvii, 98; the
Sowden MS., xxxviii,
99, 263 n.; the Molesworth
MS., xxxix, 98; the doubt-
ful and spurious, xxxviii, ci,
246 n.; the Quarterly Review
errors on the letters, lxxii,
cxxxi n. See also Cleland,
Dallaway, Wharncliffe, Hun-
ter and Thomas
Leveson, Hon. Jane, i. 382

cii,

Miss F., married to Lord
John Sackville, ii. 135
Levinz, Mrs., i. 29
Lichfield cathedral, cenotaph to
Lady Mary there, i. lxix
Liddel, Miss, notice of her mar-
riage with the Duke of Graf-
ton, ii. 291 n.

Lilly, Charles, one of the pub-

lishers of the Tatler ii. 461 n.
Lincoln, Henry Fiennes, nine-
teenth Earl of, afterwards
Duke of Newcastle, character
of, ii. 84, 91, 107; his mar-
riage, 107

Lindsey's, at Bath, ii. 17, 519
Lines written in a blank page of
Milton's "Paradise Lost," ii.
523. See also Poems, &c.
Lintot, the bookseller, and Pope,
ii. 491

Lion, Nicolini the singer and
the. See Nicolini
Locke, Mr., ii. 283, 387; his
opinion of Dr. Sydenham,

342

London, gaiety of, i. 361; ladies
of, remarks respecting, ii. 243
Lords, House of, singular scene
at, ii. 41

Lottery, Lady Mary wins a
prize, ii. 147

Louis XIV., statues of, i. 269
Louis, XV., appearance of, i. 273
Louvere. See Lovere
Loveill, Adventures of Mr.,"
ii. 231

66

Lovere, letters from, ii. 160, 166,
192-194, 205, 218-221, 246-250,
258, 272-294; description of
the town of, 160, 243; amuse-
ments in, 161, 260; antiquities
in, 205; story of an old woman
of, 221; butter, cheesecakes,
mince-pies, etc., introduced in
by Lady Mary, 255

written at, poems, in 1736,
ii. 521; in 1755, 522
Love-letter, translation of a
Turkish, i. 226

"Lover, The," a ballad, ii. 498
Lovers struck with lightning,

poems by Lady Mary and
Pope on, i. liii, 313, ii. 278, 314
Loves of Adam and Eve. See
Lines written in "Paradise
Lost."

Lowther, Sir William, his death,
ii. 309; his legacies, ib. n.

Mrs., her quarrel with Lady
Mary, i. 342; anecdote of,
343 n.

Lumley, Lady Anne, her pro-
jected marriage, ii. 39

Lutherans, follies of the, i. 109
Lyons, letters from, i. 265, 266,
ii. 112-116; inscriptions on
the town house of, i. 266;
public buildings in, 269
Lyttelton, Lord, ii. 94, 427 n.
"Lyttleton's, Lord, Advice to a
Lady, A Summary of," ii. 511

Mackenzie, Lady Betty, ii. 337,
369. See also Mackenzie J. S.

James Stuart, i. lxviii; his
opinion of Lady Sophia Fer-
mor, ii. 74; notice of his letters
to Lady Mary, 83; his mar-
riage with Lady Betty Camp-
bell, 190; appointed ambas-
sador to Turin, 336, 381
Maderna, palace at, ii. 208
Madonella in the Tatler Mary
Astell, i. ciii

Madrid, remarks on the court of,
i. 141

Maffei, Marquis Scipione, his
character, ii. 286; his works,
287, 288

Mahometans, remarks on their
religion, ii. 287; numerous
sects of, i. 165

Mahony, Count, his marriage
to Lady Frances Clifford, ii.
91; his conversation with
Lady Mary on English poli-
tics, ii. 96

Maids of honour at the court of

Vienna, account of, i. 118
Maintenon, Mdme., ii. 388
Mallet, David, reference to his
lines on Col. Churchill, ii.
516 n.

Malta, account of, i. 257
"Man in Love, A," ii. 502
Manchester, William Montague,
second Duke of, married to
Lady Isabella Montague, i.
341

Duchess of, Lady Isabella
Montague, ii. 154, 285; her
intimacy with Lady Hervey,
32; anecdote of, 64 n.; mar-
ried to Mr. Hussey, 166; lines
respecting, ib. n.
Mandeville, George Viscount,
attends the balls at Venice, ii.
326

Manley, Mrs., ii. 25. See also
'Atlantis, The New"

66

Mann, Horace, ii. [81, 85, 97,
101 n.

Manners, Lady B., her proposed

II.

marriage with Mr. Monckton,
i. 343
Mansfield, Lord, allusion to, ii.
30, 387

Mantua, Duke of, his palace at
Maderna, ii. 208
Manuscripts of Lady Mary's
works, lost, i. x; of the Em-
bassy Letters, i. cii. See also
under Letters

Mar, John Erskine Earl of, his
marriage with Lady Frances
Pierrepont, i. lix, lxxiii,
lxxxvii ; his death, lix

Countess (Lady Frances
Pierrepont), i. xli-xliv, xlviii,
ii. 200, 379; letters to, from
her sister, Lady Mary, i. 102,
116, 130, 131, 144, 147, 173,
191, 213, 260, 325, 394
Maria Theresa, and the wars in
her behalf, ii. 318

Marianne = Mary Ann Smith,
servant, ii. 396

Marischal, George, tenth Earl,
ii. 350, 360

Marlborough, John first Duke
of, i. cxx-v, 16, ii. 215, 473;
reinstated in his generalship,
i. 3; his opinion of Sir Robert
Walpole, 5; lines on, ii. 473
Charles, Duke of, his death,
ii. 358

Henrietta, Duchess of, i.
cxxi, 324; concerts given by,
361; anecdote of, ii. 65 n.

Sarah, Duchess of, i. 33;
her attachment to Lady Mary
and Lady Bute, cix; anec-
dote of, ib.; her visit to the
Princess of Wales, cxx; her
family disputes, cxxi; her
jokes respecting Sir Robert
Walpole, 5; letters from, ii.
11, 23, 201, 319, 367; and her
granddaughter, 64 n.
Marriage, Lady Mary's account
of a singular one, i. 23; her
essay on La Rochefoucalt's
Maxims on the subject of, ii.
434

Minorca, the affair of, ii. 312
Miss and Mrs., use of the terms,
i. lxxiii

Mobs, our, ii. 33

Mocenigo, Cavalier Antonio, ii.
338, 357, 377; his generous
offer to Lady Mary, 345
Moco, or Moxo, Dr. J.B., i.
lxviii, ii. 357

Mohatch, town of, i. 150
Mohun, Lady, her marriage, i.
305

Lord, duel, &c., i. 79
Molloy, C. of Common Sense, ii.

427 n.
"Molly, To," ii. 498 n.
Momus, his project of windows
in the breast, i. 282

Monasteries in Constantinople,
i. 233

Monastery, Richardson's project
for a, ii. 300

Montagu, Duchess of, i. cxxi,
341 and n.

Anne
Wortley

Wortley. See

Lady Isabella, married to
the Duke of Manchester, i.
342. See Manchester

Hon. John, Dean of Dur-
ham, i. lxxix
MONTAGU, LADY MARY WORT-
LEY. Biography: Her birth, i.
xxix, lxxiii; error in the Wal-
poliana respecting, lxxii;
parentage of, xxviii, lxxiii,
cxxiii; connection with the
Evelyns, xxvii n. ; her father,
xxix, lxvii, lxxiii, lxxxii,
lxxxiv, xcvii, 65; elected a
member of, and toasted at,
the Kit-Cat Club, lxxiv; her
education xxix, lxxv, cxxvii;
remarks on her talents,
xxix, lxxv; assisted in her
studies by Mr. William Field-
ing and Bishop Burnet, lxxvi;
her books, ib.; her intimate
companions, lxxviii; intro-
duced to Mr. Edward Wort-
ley, xxxii, lxxxi; her corre-
spondence with him, lxxxii;
marriage, xxxvi, lxxxiii, 74;
her attack of small-pox, evi,
298 n.; birth of her son,
xxxvi, 82; remarks respect-
ing her journal, lxxxiv ;
her opinion of Wharncliffe
Lodge, lxxxvi ; grief at
the death of her brother,
lxxxviii; at court, xxxvii,
xlv; the embassy to Constan-
tinople and the letters conse-
quent thereon, xxxvii, 114 m.;
birth of her daughter, 218:
her introduction of inocula-
tion, evi, ii. 461 n.; her por-
trait painted by Kneller,
i. xlviii, 320, 321; quarrel with

Pope, xliv, cx, ii. 20, 24, 25.
(See also under Pope); her
relations with her husband,
i. lxv, lxviii, cxxix; her con-
duct to her sister when luna-
tic, lviii; misconduct of her
son, lxvii, cxxvii; her second
residence abroad, lxii, lxv,
lxvii, exxix, cxxxii; is sus-
pected of being a spy, ii. 134,
135; stays with Count and
Countess Palazzo, at Brescia,
i. lxii, lxiv, ii. 158; attack of
fever there, ib.; her wonderful
doctor, 205, 294; she has red-
hot irons applied to her gums,
205; return to England and
death, lxviii, cxxxii, ii. 393,
395; her will, i. lxviii, ii. 357
n.; cenotaph in Lichfield Ca-
thedral, i. lxix; scandal told
of her, liv, ii. 355; her eyes re-
markable, i. 298; her youthful
courage, ii. 388; her needle-
work, 347; her amanuensis,
371; she is satirized as Mrs.
Qualmsick, 229; her politics,
i. cxxiv, ii. 325 (also under
Whig); her love of novels,
211, 319; Sir James Steuart's
"Political Economy" dedica-
ted to her, 385; her wit,
i. cxviii; her liking for satire,
and the trouble it brought
her, cxvii ; her criticism,
cxxiv; her conversational
powers, cxvii n., ii. 373; her
old age, 373, 393, 399, 400.
See also under separate heads,
and in the Contents Tables of
the Letters, etc.
Montagu, Lady, Mary Wort-

ley, Correspondence and
Works: Her account of the
death of Queen Anne, i.
cxxxix; of the Court of
George I. at his accession,
3; her letters to Mrs. Hewet,
22-35; correspondence with
Mrs. Anne Wortley and Mr.
Wortley Montagu previous to

etc.;

the year 1717, 36-97; her
Letters during Mr. Wortley
Montagu's embassy, 98-279,
see Contents Table, vol. i.
letters to her from
Pope, 280-324; letters to
the Countess of Mar at
Paris, 325-393; Miscellaneous
Correspondence, ii. 3-26;
letters to the Countess of Pom-
fret and others, 27, 400;
her translation of the Enchi-
ridion of Epictetus, 401, 425 n.;
her Essays, 426; her Poems,
443; a suppressed novel by
her, i. lxxxi n. ; her "history
of her own time" (destroyed),
cxxxiii, cxxxviii, ii. 347; for-
geries in her name, 298.
See also under Letters, and
the names of correspondents,
also under Poems, etc., and
their respective titles
Montagu, Mr. Wortley. See
Wortley

Mrs. Elizabeth, her account
of Lady Mary, i. lxviii
Sidney Wortley. See Wort-
ley

and Wortley, conjunction
of the names, i. lxxix n.
Montford, Henry Bromley Lord,
commits suicide, ii. 284
"Moon, Hymn to the," ii. 504
Moore, Edward, ii. 328 n.

- John, and his worm powder,
ii. 489

Mora, Dr. J. B. See Moco, and
Moxo

Moravians, the, ii. 352
Mordaunt, Colonel Charles, i.
504 n.

Morpeth, Lord, ii. 37 and n. 48
Mosques description of that
built by Selim I., i. 200; of
St. Sophia, 230; of Sultan
Solyman, 231; other mosques,
ib.
Motteux, A., "china-man" and
poet, ii. 459, 461 n.
Mountstuart, Lord, afterwards