[558] The Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. [559] Sir Alexander James Cockburn. [560] After Lord Clarendon left Ireland he was four times Secretary for Foreign Affairs. [561] Augustus Welby Pugin (1811-1852), the Roman Catholic architect. [562] Mr. C. Greville wrote a letter to _The Times_ in December 1850 on the subject of Protestant Agitation, signed “Carolus.” [563] Lady Theresa’s mother, Mrs. George Villiers, died January 12, 1856, aged eighty. [564] Jessie, daughter of Vice-Admiral Henry Greville, C.B., married, 1844, Edward Palmer. [565] Disraeli’s Government of India Bill. [566] Louisa Georgina, daughter of Henry, 3rd Earl Bathurst. [567] The Rev. W. J. Early Bennett the ritualist, Vicar of Frome. He died in 1886. [568] _Journal and Correspondence of William Lord Auckland_, published 1862. [569] Miss Eden’s novel, _The Semi-Detached House_, was published in 1859. Edited by Lady Theresa Lewis. [570] Earl of Dalkeith married, November 22, 1859, Lady Louisa Hamilton. [571] William George Granville Vernon-Harcourt (Sir William Vernon-Harcourt) married Thérèse Lister on November 5, 1859. [572] Her sister-in-law, wife of Lord Auckland, Bishop of Bath and Wells. [573] Constance, married 1864, 16th Earl of Derby. Alice, married 1860, 1st Earl of Lathom. Emily Theresa, married 1868, Lord Ampthill. [574] Sir James Colvile, Miss Eden’s nephew. He was Chief Justice of Bengal, 1855-1859. [575] Florence Nightingale died in 1910, aged ninety. [576] Miss Eden’s niece. [577] Emma, daughter of Colonel Mure, married Thomas, 3rd Baron Ribblesdale, in 1853. [578] Julian, born October 6, 1860, and died in 1862. [579] Henry and Charles Greville. [580] The Comte de Flahault died in 1864. His daughter had married Lord Kerry in 1843. [581] Gore House was probably built in the beginning of the nineteenth century. William Wilberforce lived there for fifteen years; in 1836 the house was lived in for a short time by Lady Blessington and Count D’Orsay, who had married Lord Blessington’s daughter by his first wife. [582] June 29, 1860, Constance Kent murdered her step-brother at Road in Somersetshire. [583] Her niece. [584] _Hopes and Fears_, published in 1860. [585] Lady Alice Villiers married in August 1860 Lord Skelmersdale (1st Earl of Lathom). [586] Charles Wood, Secretary of State for India, 1st Viscount Halifax (1800-1885). [587] Henry Hart Milman, Dean of St. Paul’s (1791-1868). [588] Mr. George Hogge helped in the preparation for publication the _Journal and Correspondence of William Lord Auckland_. [589] Daughter of 3rd Lord Auckland, Bishop of Bath and Wells. [590] Isabella, daughter of Viscount Torrington. She died in 1830. [591] Harriet, daughter of the 1st Lord Ashburton. [592] Lady Theresa Lewis died in 1865, aged sixty-two. [593] Near Frome, in Somersetshire. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Miss Eden's Letters, by Emily Eden