Death of Great Personages――The New Heir to the Throne――Lord Egmont on Jacobites――In both Houses――Jacobite Healths――The Royal Family――Parliamentary Anecdotes――Attempt to make ‘Perverts’――Dr. Archibald Cameron――Before the Council――Trial of Cameron――The Doctor’s Jacobitism――Charles Edward, a Protestant――Cameron’s Creed――The Last Victim――In the Savoy――A Scene at Richardson’s――Cameron’s Case――A Minor Offender――Suspicion against the Duke――The Anti-Jacobite Press――The City Gates 275 CHAPTER XIII. (1751 to 1761.) The old Chevalier and the Cardinal――Roman News in London Papers――A Son of Rob Roy――Jacobite Paragraphs――Hume’s ‘History’――At Rome――Hopes and Interests――Illness of the old Chevalier――Accession of George III.――King and People――Charles Edward at Westminster 298 CHAPTER XIV. (1744 to 1761.) Charles Edward in Manchester――Miss Byrom’s Diary――The Visit in 1748――The Visit in 1750――Dr. King and the Chevalier―― Memoranda――Further Memoranda――Charles Edward’s Statement―― The Visit in 1752-3――Credibility of the Stories――Conflicting Statements――At the Coronation――At the Banquet――George and Charles Edward――A Disqualification――The Protestantism of Charles Edward――Foundation of the Story 310 CHAPTER XV. (1761 to 1775.) State of London――Good Feeling――A Jacobite Funeral――Dr. Johnson’s Pension――Johnson’s View of it――His Definition of a Jacobite―― Death of the Duke of Cumberland――Death of the old Chevalier―― Funeral Rites――George III. and Dr. Johnson――Johnson, on George III.――Johnson’s Pension opposed――A 30th of January Sermon――Debate on the Sermon――Marriage of Charles Edward―― Walpole, on the Marriage――The Last Heads on Temple Bar―― Dalrymple’s ‘Memoirs’――Walpole’s Anti-Jacobitism――Anti- Ultramontanism――‘The Happy Establishment’――Garrick’s Macbeth 328 CHAPTER XVI. (1776 to 1826.)