[10] Austin Dobson. _Fielding_, p. 179. From the autograph in the possession of Mr Frederick Locker. [11] This and the following passage occur in the second version of the _Voyage to Lisbon_. APPENDIX A _The Hapsburg genealogy_ It appears that the Hapsburg descent, formerly claimed by the Denbigh family, must now be abandoned. The arguments against this descent, published by Mr Horace Round, have been accepted by Burke. Further, Dr G. F. Warner permits me to publish his statement that "I have myself seen the documents upon which it [the claim] rests, and found them to be unmistakeable forgeries." As regards Henry Fielding's family it is interesting to find that his grandfather the Rev. and Hon. John Fielding was not only Canon of Salisbury, and a Doctor of Divinity, but also Archdeacon of Dorsetshire. Canon John Fielding was buried at Salisbury. His son George (Henry Fielding's uncle) was Lt. Colonel of the "Royal Regiment of the Blues," and Groom of the Bed-chamber to Queen Anne and to George II. He is buried in St George's Chapel, Windsor. (J. Nichols. _History and Antiquities of Leicestershire_. 1810. Vol. iv. pt. i. p. 394.) APPENDIX B _Receipt and Assignment of "Tom Jones"_ The following documents are in the possession of Alfred Huth Esq., and are now first published June 11 1748. Rec'd. of Mr. Andrew Millar Six hundred Pounds being in full for the sole Copy Right of a Book called the History of a Foundling in Eighteen Books. And in Consideration of the said Six Hundred Pounds I promise to asign over the said Book to the said Andrew Millar his Executors and assigns for ever when I shall be thereto demanded. £ s d £600, 00, 00. Hen. Ffielding The said Work to contain Six Volumes in Duodecimo.