_Macky_. Is one of the first branches of the Greys, a noble family in England.... He doth not want sense; but by reason of a defect in his speech, wants elocution.--_Swift_. He looked and talked like a very weak man; but it was said he spoke well at council. THOMAS [TUFTON], EARL OF THANET. _Macky_. He is a good country gentleman, a great assertor of the prerogatives of the monarchy and the Church.--_Swift_. Of great piety and charity. EDWARD [MONTAGU], EARL OF SANDWICH. _Macky_. Of very ordinary parts; married the witty Lord Rochester's daughter, who makes him very expensive.--_Swift_. As much a puppy as ever I saw; very ugly, and a fop. ROBERT, LORD LUCAS. _Macky_. He is every way a plain man, yet took a great deal of pains to seem knowing and wise; everybody pitied him when the Queen turned him out, for his seeming good nature, and real poverty.--_Swift_. A good plain humdrum. CHARLES, EARL OF WINCHILSEA. _Macky_. He hath neither genius nor gusto for business,... and is zealous for the monarchy and Church to the highest degree. He loves jests and puns, [_Swift_. I never observed it,] and that sort of low wit.--_Swift_. Being very poor, he complied too much with the party he hated. JOHN, LORD POULETT OF HINTON [AFTERWARDS EARL POULETT]. _Macky_. He is certainly one of the hopefullest gentlemen in England; is very learned, virtuous, and a man of honour; much esteemed in the country, for his generous way of living with the gentry, and his charity to the poorest sort.--_Swift_. This character is fair enough. CHARLES, LORD [VISCOUNT] TOWNSHEND. _Macky_. Is a gentleman of great learning, attended with a sweet disposition; a lover of the constitution of his country; is beloved by everybody that knows him.--_Swift_. I except one. WILLIAM, LORD DARTMOUTH [AFTERWARDS EARL OF DARTMOUTH]. _Macky_. He sets up for a critic in conversation, makes jests, and loves to laugh at them; takes a great deal of pains in his office, and is in a fair way of rising at court.--_Swift_. This is right enough, but he has little sincerity. THOMAS, LORD WHARTON [AFTERWARDS EARL OF WHARTON]. _Macky_. One of the completest gentlemen in England, hath a very clear understanding, and manly expressions, with abundance of wit. He is brave in his person, much of a libertine, of a middle stature, fair complexion, and 50 years old.--_Swift_. The most universal villain I ever knew. CHARLES, LORD MOHUN. _Macky_. He is brave in his person, bold in his expressions, and rectifies, as fast as he can, the slips of his youth by acts of honesty; which he now glories in more, than he was formerly extravagant.--_Swift_. He was little better than a conceited talker in company. HENRY, EARL OF KENT.[2] [Footnote 2: Afterwards Duke of Kent.]