[337] Daughter of the 3rd Duke of Portland. She married the Hon. Charles Greville. [338] Lady Caroline Murray; died in 1819. [339] Lady Harriet Ashley married the Right Hon. Henry Lowry-Corry, son of 2nd Earl Belmore, in 1830. [340] _Lord Byron’s Life_, by Thomas Moore, was published 1830. [341] The marriage came on again and Lord Edward married in July 1830 Elizabeth Mellish. [342] Mr. Villiers was giving up his post in Dublin. [343] The other Miss Mellish married in 1834 Richard, Earl of Glengall. [344] The Henry Barings. [345] Lady Bath died May 1, 1830. [346] She was the daughter of Dr. Shipley, Dean of St. Asaph. [347] William I., King of Würtemburg. [348] George IV. died on June 26, 1830. [349] Miss Villiers’ brother. [350] Henry Johnes Eden, R.N., died aged twenty-three. [351] Lady Georgiana Lennox married her cousin, Hon. W. FitzGerald de Roos, in 1824. [352] Maria Copley. [353] Lady Francis Leveson. [354] Alice, married in 1854 George, 3rd Earl of Strafford. [355] Paul Antony, Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador in London from 1830 to 1838. [356] Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord, the French Ambassador in London. The Duchesse de Dino was his niece. [357] Lord Auckland was President of the Board of Trade in 1830. [358] Lord Brougham. He had just become Lord Chancellor in Lord Grey’s Ministry, and remained in office till 1834. [359] Lady Goderich. [360] Alderman Key, Lord Mayor. [361] _Destiny; or the Chief’s Daughter_, by Susan Ferrier, had just been published. [362] Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, sixth son of George III. [363] Prime Minister. [364] Daniel O’Connell, the Irish politician. [365] Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. [366] Teresa Gamba, Countess Guiccioli. She lived with Byron till he left for Greece, and one of her brothers accompanied him on the expedition. [367] Lord John Russell’s Reform Bill, having been passed by the Commons, was thrown out by the Lords, October 7, 1831. [368] Daughter of Lord Grantham; she married in 1833 Lord Fordwich (6th Earl Cowper). [369] Lord Grantham had a house there. [370] Hon. Edward Villiers married in 1835 Hon. Elizabeth Liddell. [371] Henry John Temple. Viscount Palmerston at this time was Foreign Secretary. [372] Miss Eden was thirty-five. [373] Lord Melbourne. Lady Cowper was his sister. [374] Sir Frederick Lamb, 3rd Viscount Melbourne and Baron Beauvale (1782-1853). [375] Lieut.-Colonel Francis Russell, son of Lord William Russell. [376] Thomas Villiers Lister was born on May 7, 1832. He was Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in 1873. [377] The allusion is to _Arlington_, a novel by the author of _Granby_ [T. H. Lister]. It was published in 1832. [378] The Reform Bill was carried (second reading) in the House of Lords on April 14 by a majority of nine. [379] Maria Copley married, August 9, 1832, Henry George, Viscount Howick (Secretary of State for the Colonies in 1846-52). [380] Sir Joseph Copley. [381] Author of the _Journals_.