Eardley, Sir S. Eden, William, first Lord Auckland Eden, Mrs. Edgcumbe, Dick; one of Strawberry Hill Group Egremont, Lord Ekins, Dr. Jeffrey (tutor to Lord Carlisle, afterwards Dean of Carlisle) Elliot, Mrs. Elliot, Sir Gilbert Ellis, Mr. Ellis, Welbore Ellishere, Mrs. Emigres, the Emly, Edward (Dean of Derry) "Emily," "the little Parson" Emperor of Germany, see Joseph II. Ernham, Lord Essex, Lady Essex, Earl of Eton, Selwyn at; Carlisle at; Crawford at; Carlisle's verses on friends at; Fitzpatrick at; Walpole at; Storer at; Fitzwilliam at; Montem at; Lord Morpeth at Euston, Lord Eyre, Mr. Executions, Selwyn and F Fagniani, M. Fagniani, Marchesa, mother of Mie Mie Fagniani, Maria (and see Mie Mie) Falkener, Sir Everard Family compact Fanshaw, Mr. Farrington, Gen., of Kent Faukener, Lady Faukener, Mr. Fauquiers Ferguson, Sir Adam Ferrers, Washington, fifth Earl; Robert, sixth Earl Fish, the, see Crawford Fitzherbert, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Richard ("Richard, the Beau Richard"); at Quinze; friendship with Fox; losses at Newmarket; returns from Jamaica; in "The Diaboliad;" wins money at Brooks's; Pharo bank; in his Pharo pulpit; horses taken from his coach; holds a gambling bank; Fox as security for; the Beau Richard; at Brooks's; loses at Hazard; at White's; with the King; elated at change of ministry; provokes Selwyn Fitzroy, Lady Caroline Fitzwilliam, Lady Fitzwilliam, second Earl Fletcher, Mr. Flood, Henry Floyd, Lady Mary Floyd, Miss Foley, Thomas, second Baron Foster, Lady Fort St. John Fox, Charles James, "Charles,"; chief of group; great qualities; coalition with Lord North; friendship with Carlisle; gambling debts; leader of Whig party; fortune destroyed; Selwyn advises concerning debts; goes to Bath; suggested sueing of, by Carlisle; money troubles, Selwyn's opinion of; women's opinion of; frequent story of debts; friendship for Richard Fitzpatrick; loses money at Newmarket; on the American Question; in "The Diaboliad;" Selwyn and; speech on economy; holds Pharo bank; Fitzpatrick with; Jews seize effects; his furniture sold; enchanted with Pitt's speech; motion concerning American war; auction at his house; gaming; and Selwyn; has a cockpit; flattery of; speech; first figure in all places; loses heavily at races; agreeableness of; Selwyn's admiration of his talents; arrogance of; the new administration; as Secretary for Foreign Affairs; takes a house in Pall Mall; coalition with North; Selwyn, relations with Fox, Henry Edward, youngest son of first Lord Holland Fox, Henry Richard Vassall, third Baron Holland Fox, Stephen, second Baron Holland, "Ste" France Franklin, Benjamin Fraser, Mr. Frederick the Great French Revolution G