Sheridan (R. B.) succeeds Fox as M.P. for Westminster, ii. 24, 27; other references, i. 292; ii. 28. Sidmouth (Viscount)--_v._ Addington. Six Acts--their purport, ii. 214. Soldiers--anecdotes, i. 38, and _v._ Flogging. Somerville (Alexander) quoted, ii. 44. Spies employed by Government, ii. 196. Sports--fishing, ii. 3; single-stick, 4; coursing, 21, 51; dogs, 99. Stuart (Lord Henry) with the English embassy at Philadelphia, i. 191; testifies to C.’s loyalty, 306; interchange of visits, 312; ii. 17. Swann (James), celebrated paper-maker, an attached friend of C.’s, ii. 98; correspondence, 99 _et seq._ Symonds (H. D.), bookseller, in Newgate, i. 133. _Tait’s Magazine_ quoted on C.’s reception in Scotland, ii. 281. Talleyrand--his exile in America, i. 104; introduces himself to C., 158. Taylor (Miss)--case of, ii. 81. Thelwall (John)--his “memoirs” quoted, i. 58, 85. Thornton (William)--his proposed American language, i. 160. Tilghman (Edward), lawyer of Philadelphia, C.’s counsel in Rush _v._ Cobbett, i. 215, 224. Tooke (J. Horne) quoted, ii. 29, 181. Toryism--its narrow-minded fears, ii. 170, 196. Twyford, co. Hants--celebrated school there, i. 312, 316. Upcott (W.), i. 241. Vansittart (Nicholas, 1st Lord Bexley), i. 263. Walker (Peter), ii. 136. Wardle (Colonel G. L.)--his exposure of the Duke of York, ii. 59, 60. Washington (George), American President, i. 122, 126, 183, 203; his death, 218. Watson (Richard), surgeon, violent Reformist, ii. 175. Webster (Noah)--his proposed improvement in orthography, i. 160. Weld (Isaac)-his account of Philadelphia, i. 97. Westminster politics, ii. 15, 24, 26, 59, 64. Whiggism--its fine profession, ii. 256, 258, 271. Whitbread (Samuel)--notice of him, ii. 39; calumniated, 110. White (Henry), Whig writer, ii. 227. White (Holt), C.’s solicitor, ii. 77, 95, 113. Wilberforce (William)--his horror of “disaffection,” ii. 38, and of C.’s advocacy of Reform, 171. Windham (Right Hon. William) notices C. on his return to England, i. 251, 253; his strong anti-Gallicanism, 255; his new opposition party, 281; gets up a subscription to start C.’s _Register_, 283; defends C. in the House of Commons, 292; testifies to his loyalty, 306; his taste for pugilism, ii. 4; coolness between him and C., 13; attacks the parliamentary reporters, 109. Wolcott (Oliver), American politician, i. 154, 182, 200, 201. Wooler (T. J.), ii. 195, 251. Wright (John), bookseller in Piccadilly, i. 226, 229, 241; becomes C.’s man of business, 310; correspondence with C., 314 _et seq._; rupture of their friendship, ii. 143, 144; his suit against C., 223. Wyndham (William, Baron Grenville) i. 276, ii. 34. Yellow-fever in Philadelphia, i. 209. Yonge (Sir George), Secretary-at-War, i. 68.