[264] John Hely-Hutchinson, born 1757. In 1825, on the death of his brother, became 2nd Earl of Donoughmore. He died 1832. [265] Mr. Brooke Greville. [266] Lady Glengall’s only son (2nd Earl of Glengall). [267] Aged seven. [268] Lady Charlotte (married, 1835, Christopher Mansel Talbot, M.P.) and Lady Emily Butler. [269] Lady Maria Fane, married, 1805, Viscount Duncannon; died 1834. [270] Thomas, 2nd Earl of Kenmare, married, 1816, Augusta, daughter of Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart. [271] John Liston, the comic actor. [272] At Norman Court. [273] Lady Goderich’s son was born October 1827. He became 1st Marquess of Ripon in 1871. [274] Henry Luttrell (1770-1851); he wrote _Advice to Julia_; _A Letter in Rhyme_, etc. [275] Harriet, sister of Mr. Henry Baring, married in 1790 Charles Wall. [276] Lady Charlotte Thynne, aged eighteen; she married the Duke of Buccleuch in 1829. [277] Lady Goderich. [278] Lady Goderich. In Mr. Jekyll’s _Letters_ he mentions her behaviour. “Lady Goderich is half mad. She makes my apothecary drive out with her daily in an open carriage; she lies at length. He feels her pulse the whole way, and two maids sit opposite with brandy and water.” [279] Sister of the Portuguese politician. [280] Brother of Pedro IV., King of Portugal. He caused himself to be elected King in 1828, but abdicated in 1834. [281] Sir William Knighton, physician to George IV. and Private Secretary. [282] William Huskisson, Colonial Secretary and Leader of House of Commons (1770-1830). He was killed by a train at the opening of the Liverpool railway. [283] Afterwards 7th Earl of Shaftesbury (the philanthropist). [284] The vote of thanks was for his conduct in command of the English fleet at Navarino (October 20, 1827). [285] Home Secretary and Leader of the House of Commons. [286] Henry Brougham (1779-1868). In 1821 he defended Queen Caroline. In 1830 he became Lord Chancellor in Lord Grey’s ministry, and was created Lord Brougham and Vaux. [287] Henry Goulburn (1784-1856). He was Chancellor of the Exchequer in the new Wellington ministry. [288] Henry Labouchere, afterwards Lord Taunton (1798-1869). His mother was a sister of Alexander Baring (Lord Ashburton). [289] Lord Goderich resigned three days later. [290] Daughter of Hon. and Rev. Gerald Wellesley, Prebendary of Durham; she married in 1827 Rev. George Darby St. Quintin. [291] Elizabeth FitzClarence, sister of the 1st Earl of Munster. [292] He had an appointment in Dublin connected with the Excise Boards. [293] Admiral Sir Graham Moore married Dora, daughter of Thomas Eden. [294] Duke of Wellington. [295] Miss Eden’s niece Caroline Vansittart married, July 1828, George Charles Mostyn of Kiddington, who became 6th Lord Vaux of Harrowden in 1838. [296] Catholic Emancipation; the Mostyn family were Roman Catholics. [297] Mrs. George Villiers and her daughter Theresa went abroad in 1828. [298] The Right Hon. Stephen Lushington, M.P. (1782-1873).