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 from Junius, vol. I. p. 120—charged with having delivered different doctrines in the house of commons from what he had written in his Commentaries, p. 125—that when he spoke in the house he never once thought of the Commentaries until the contradiction was unexpectedly urged, p. 130—contradicts the ministry sometimes as well as himself, p. 160.

Mr. has a pension settled upon him, vol. II. p. 64—affirms that every part of Mr. Hine's purchase-money was paid to Colonel Burgoyne, p. 187—an intimacy betwixt him and Lord Irnham, p. 305.

Mr. Surgeon, his opinion in regard to the death of George Clarke, who received a blow at the Brentford election, vol. I. p. 55.

Dr. said to be quartered on the salary of a patent place purchased by Mr. Hine, vol. II. p. 23.

, the Spanish governor of Port Egmont acted in obedience to his order, vol. II. p. 135—if he had acted without he deserved death, p. 140.

Colonel, his expences at Preston, vol. II. p. 21—the purchased money of a patent place said to be given him for his services at Preston, p. 23—no man more tender of his reputation, p. 24.

Earl of, his interview with the Duke of Bedford, vol. I. p. 166—not of a temper