[18] An Irish lady whose maiden name was Owenson. She married Sir Charles Morgan, and wrote various novels, being often called by the name of one of them--_The Wild Irish Girl_. Two of her works, _France_ and _Italy_, made some stir at the time of their publication. Their sale was forbidden in Sardinia, Rome and Austria, and their author prohibited from visiting the latter kingdom. [19] Edward, third son of Walter Spencer-Stanhope and Mary Winifred, his wife, who, in 1820, married Arabella, daughter of General Calcraft. See _ante_, _Dramatis Personae_. page ix. [20] General Sir Robert Thomas Wilson, 1777-1849. He fought at Lützen and Brantzen in 1813; he was M.P. for Southwark in 1818-1830. He was dismissed from the Army for his conduct at Queen Caroline's funeral, but reinstated in 1830. He published military and autobiographical works. [21] The wife of a Russian Ambassador. She was an admirable musician. [22] Probably Francis, eldest son of Lord William Russell; born 1793, died, unmarried, 1832. [23] Georgina Frederica, daughter of the Hon. Henry Fitzroy; married, July 25th, 1814, Henry, Marquis of Worcester, died May 11th, 1821, and left two daughters. She died at the house of her uncle, the Duke of Wellington. She was very pretty, and one of the leaders of fashion. [24] He married again in June, 1822, Emily Frances, daughter of Charles Culling Smith, Esq., and his wife, _née_ Lady Anne Wellesley. [25] See _ante_, p. 157. [26] Frederick Dodsworth, D.D., Senior Canon of Windsor, who died in his eighty-third year, 31st March 1821.