Forfeiture Bill, the, i. 275 Fox, Miss, i. 127, 147, 254, 256; on Mrs. Fox, i. _149_ Fox, C. J., Mrs., i. 149, 150, 228; ii. 180, 181 Fox, Charles James, and the Association, i. _14_, _15_, 102; his opposition to the war, i. 97; and Sir Gilbert Elliot, i. 99–100; and Mr. Grey, i. 100–1; and Lord E. Fitzgerald, i. 186; and Lord Thanet’s case, i. 246; and Mr. Francis, i. 268, 269; and peace negotiations, ii. 46–8, 163–6; his _History of the Revolution_, ii. 57–8, 78; his _Memorials and Correspondence_, ii. _140_; and secession, i. 148, 163; ii. 74; and Napoleon, ii. 150; on Lord Holland’s debut in House of Lords, i. _169_; his illness, ii. 167, 169, 171–5, 178, 179; death, ii. 180–1; and funeral, ii. 187; referred to, i. 69, 70, 121, 149, 153, 165, 177, 214, 227–8; ii. 44, 45, 126 Fox, the Hon. Charles Richard (afterwards General), i. 267; ii. 5, 7, 8, 121, 148–9, 236, 252, 259, 272 Fox, the Hon. Georgina Anne, ii. 247 Fox, the Hon. Henry Edward (afterwards 4th Lord Holland), ii. 234–5, 244 Fox, General the Hon. H. E., ii. 26, 42 Fox, the Hon. Stephen, i. 249; ii. 25, 125 Francis, Sir Philip, i. 230, 255; ii. 78, 141; on C. J. Fox, i. 268–9 Frederick William II., i. 168 Frederick William III., i. _167_, 168; ii. 118, _187_, 188 Frere, Bartholomew, i. _265_; ii. 186, 293 Frere, John Hookham, succeeds Canning as Under-Secretary, i. 243, 265 Freyne, Manuel, General, ii. 245 _Further Memoirs of the Whig Party_, Lord Holland’s, ii. _284_ Genlis, Mme. de, ii. 110–11 George III., i. 97; ii. 130, 268; fired at, ii. 80; his coolness, ii. 81, 89; his madness, ii. 131, 265, 275, 276; and Catholic Emancipation Question, ii. 128, _199_, 201–3, 214–21, 224; on the death of C. J. Fox, ii. 182; and Lord Eldon, ii. _192_, 193 Gibbon, Edward, i. 2, 69, 96–7; ii. 37, 39 Godoy, Manuel de (Prince of the Peace), ii. 172, 243 Grattan, Henry, arrested, i. 191, 192 Grenville, Rt. Hon. Thomas, i. 226; ii. 182; and ‘Virtuous Triumvirate,’ i. 118–9 Grenville, William Wyndham, Lord, i. _72_; ii. _147_, 170, 171, 269–70, 284, 286, 287; resigns office, ii. 128, 129; and Catholic Emancipation Bill, ii. 213, 215, 217, 219, 221; Chancellor of Oxford, ii. 249, 256; and Lord Buckingham, ii. 256; and the Regency, ii. 267, 281–4; and the Auditorship, ii. 285–8