Pelham, Right Hon. Henry, i. 100, 102, 171, 220; ii. 49, _187_ Pembroke, Earl of, _i. 249_ Pembroke, Henry, 28th Earl of, i. 273 Pembroke, Henry, 29th Earl of, ii. 160 Pembroke, Lady, ii. 185 Pendarves, Mrs. (_née_ Granville), afterwards Mrs. Delany, “Pen,” i. 18, 25, 40, 43–47, _50_, 56, 57, 98, 103, 116, 146; her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. 101, 116, 131. _See also_ Delany, Mrs. Pendarves, W., _i. 18_ Penshurst pictures, ii. 34 Percival, Lord, i. 94 Percival, Mrs., i. 160, 288 Percival, Hon. Philip, i. 41, 160, 259 Perth, 3rd titular Duke of, i. 213 Peter the Great, _i. 95_ Peterborough, Lady (Anastasia Robinson), i. 22, 169 Peterborough, Earl of, i. 22, 247 Petrowna, Czarina Elizabeth, i. 95 Philip, Agnes (Mrs. Ralph Robinson), i. 2 Pierce, Jerry, ii. 4 Pigott, Captain, i. 260 Pinchbeck, Christopher, i. 46 Pitt, Miss Anne, i. 58, 64, 255; ii. 213, 216 Pitt, Mrs. George (Penelope Atkyns), i. 265; ii. 158, 163 Pitt, Miss Hester, afterwards Lady Mahon, then Stanhope, ii. 82 Pitt, Lady Hester (_née_ Grenville), ii. 60, 63, 65, 77, 78, 81, 82, 94, 115, 158; created Baroness of Chatham, ii. 265 Pitt, John, Viscount, ii. 95 Pitt, Miss Mary, i. 64; ii. 51, 53, 69, 73, 77, 78, 81, 94, 95, 158, 170, 265 Pitt, Thomas, of Boconoc, Cornwall, ii. 153, 266; his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. 180 Pitt, William, afterwards 1st Earl of Chatham, “the great commoner,” i. 58, _64_; ii. 1, 22, 35, 41, 45, 53, 77, 78, 83, 85, 111, 173, 216; his speeches in the House of Commons, i. 137, 138, 171; ii. 153, 156; Sarah Robinson on, i. 167; obtains for Gilbert West the Clerkship of the Privy Council, ii. 4; his house, South Lodge, Enfield, ii. 8, 10; his hospitality to West, ii. 9; authorship of _The Adventurer_ attributed to, ii. 25; his insomnia, ii. 30–33; at Tunbridge Wells, ii. 37, 40; King’s lectures, ii. 38; Bath, ii. 43; gout in his hand, ii. 51; appoints West paymaster of Chelsea. College, ii. 51, 52; marries Lady Hester Grenville, ii. 60, 61, 63, 64; his daughter’s birth, ii. 82; _v._ Fox, ii. 84; purchases Mrs. Montagu’s Hayes house, ii. 94; his son John’s birth, ii. 95; a sharp attack of gout, ii. 96, 98; Secretary of State, ii. 96, 262; the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. 116; and Lord Royston, ii. 128; and Emin, ii. 154; his “great compliments” to Mrs. Montagu, ii. 157; Burke’s application for the Madrid consulship, ii. 170; the pictures at Hagley, ii. 172; a mark of the City’s affection, ii. 213; Duke of Newcastle and, ii. 217; and the Lord Mayor, ii. 220; the intended expedition to France, ii. 226; receives a barony for Lady Hester and a pension for three lives, ii. 264; his “act of humility,” ii. 265 Place, Rev. Conyers, _i. 10_