[223] Amelia, daughter of 1st Viscount Melbourne; married in 1805 5th Earl Cowper, and secondly, Lord Palmerston in 1839. [224] Sir Gore Ouseley, Ambassador to Persia in 1812, married Harriet, daughter of John Whitelocke. Their eldest daughter was born in 1807. [225] By Madame de Staël. [226] By Ludovic Vitet. [227] Lady Elizabeth Thynne, who married Lord Cawdor in 1816, and lived at Stackpole, Pembrokeshire. [228] Thomas Moore, the poet. [229] Lena Eden, born September 26, 1826. [230] Wrest Park, Bedfordshire. [231] Elinor Henrietta Victoria, only daughter of Mr. and Lady Sarah Robinson, died October 31, 1826, aged eleven, at Blackheath. [232] The doctors. [233] The illness of Mr. Robinson’s daughter. [234] William Spencer, 6th Duke, British Envoy at the Coronation of the Czar Nicholas of Russia in 1826. [235] Mr. Robinson’s brother. [236] In Lincolnshire. [237] Probably Pelham Warren, physician. [238] A doctor. [239] Lord Grantham’s daughters (Mr. Robinson’s nieces). [240] Lord Auckland’s powder-horn had blown up in his hand as he was loading his gun. [241] Georgina, born at Calne in 1826, married in 1847 T. H. Preston. [242] Lady Harriet Montagu, daughter of Lord Sandwich, married in 1823 W. B. Baring (2nd Lord Ashburton). [243] Mr. Alexander Baring, 1st Lord Ashburton in 1835. [244] Lady Francis Leveson (1st Lady Ellesmere). [245] Mr. Canning, the Premier, had died on the 8th of August 1827. He was succeeded by Mr. Robinson (Lord Goderich). [246] Mary, daughter of Sir Lawrence Palk, M.P., married, 1835, 4th Earl of Lisburne. [247] Lady Edward FitzGerald. [248] Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton had married Hannah Gurney, a sister of Elizabeth Fry. He worked for the abolition of slavery. [249] Lord Henry FitzGerald’s house at Thames Ditton. [250] Edward Law, 2nd Baron and 1st Earl of Ellenborough. [251] Hon. Henry de Roos. [252] Daughter of 3rd Earl of Mansfield; her mother was Frederica, daughter of Dr. Markham, Archbishop of York. [253] Emily Anne, daughter of Colonel Strutt and his wife Lady Charlotte FitzGerald (Lady Charlotte was created Baroness Rayleigh in 1821), and Charlotte Olivia, married, 1841, Rev. R. Drummond of St. Catherine’s Court, Bath. [254] William Sheen, of Christopher Alley, Lambeth, murdered his four-month-old step-son. [255] Lady Cawdor. [256] Lord Goderich had become Prime Minister at the beginning of August on the death of Mr. Canning. [257] Mary Dulcibella, who married Richard Wellesley in 1850. [258] Charles Greville (1794-1865), Clerk to the Privy Council. [259] Lady Grantham’s daughter. [260] William Lamb (2nd Viscount Melbourne), Irish Secretary. [261] Miss Eliza Farren, the actress, married in 1797 Edward, 12th Earl of Derby. She died in 1829. [262] Miss St. John Jeffrys of Blarney Castle, married the 1st Earl of Glengall in 1793. [263] Sir Charles Doyle, Assistant Adjutant-General in Ireland.