Vitrolles, Baron de : 91.

Vivonne, duc de : 93, 100, 128, 162,
181.

Voisenon, abbé: 105.

Voltaire: 18, 63, 82, 89, 98, 99,
102, 108, III, 115, 119, 156,
160, 161, 239.

Wagner, R. W.: 204.

Waldemar, Prince: 205.
Waller, Edmund: 21, 51.
Wallis, Count: 207.

Walpole, Horace: 21, 23, 59, 67.
Walpole, Sir Robert: 6, 7, II, 14,
19, 28, 49, 68.

Walpole, Spencer Horatio: 14.
7-Index Sayings.
Warburton, Bishop: 49.

Warham, W. (Archbp. of Canter-
bury): 57.

Warren, Commodore: 37.
Warwick, Lord: 29.

Washington, George: 30, 37, 40,
71, 74.

Watts, Dr. Isaac: 24.
Webster, Daniel: 5, 19, 21, 23, 27,
34, 40, 42, 48, 54, 57, 64, 65,
75.

Wedgwood, Josiah : 5.
Wellington, Duke of: 1, 6, 8, 9,

12, 14, 20, 28, 31, 33, 36, 41,
44, 45, 46, 47, 51, 59, 60, 61,
62, 65, 72, 74, 75, 76, 80, 145,
159, 210.

Wentworth, Thomas, Earl of Straf-
ford: 52, 79, 241, 245.

Wesley, Charles: 34.
Wesley, John: 59, 75.
Wesley, Sarah : 49.
West, Benjamin: 3, 7.
Westminster, Dean of. V. Stanley,
A. P.

Whately, Archbp.: 24, 78, 81.
Wheaton, General: 19.
White, Joseph Blanco: 47.
Whitefield, George: 22, 75.
Whitehead, Dr. David: 30.
Whitman, Walt: 48.
Whittier, J. G.: 27.
Wilberforce, William : 20.
Wilbraham, Mr. : 61.

Wild, Jonathan: 41.

Wilhelm I 191, 192, 196, 200,

202, 204.

Wilhelm III: III, 194.
Wilkes, John 16, 76.
Willard, F. W. : 21.

William I. (the Conqueror): 115,
189.
William II: 31.

William III: 10, 16, 21, 38, 59.
William IV: 37.

William of Wykeham: 42.
William the Silent: 82, 247.
Windham, William : 48.

Windthorst, Dr.: 201.
Winthrop, R. C. : 8.

Wishart, George: 24, 25.
Wolcot, John (Peter Pindar): 17.
Wolfe, Rev. Charles : 10.
Wolfe, Gen. James: 39, 46.
Wollstonecraft, Mary: 30.

Wolsey, Cardinal: 15, 16, 20, 240.
Woolton, John: 1.
Wordsworth, William: 21, 34, 38,
50, 67, 72.

Wolton, Sir H: 14, 33, 244.
Woulfe, Chief Baron : 52.
Wyatt, Sir Thomas (the younger):
58.
Wycherley, William : 52.

Xenocrates: 216, 230.
Xerxes: 218.

Ximenes, Cardinal F.: 250.

Above grammar, I am king of the Romans

and 240

the law, Do you not know that I am
13

Absent, Bear in mind your friends, whether
present or 229

-most honourably 205

Absolute monarchy tempered by songs,
government, etc. 137

Abstain, but can't be moderate, I can 55.
Abuse our patience? How far then, Cati-
line, will you 249

Abyss, Pascal's 126

Academy proud to recognise works in
time 17

Accept it [the responsibility] with light
hearts, We 156

Accident of an accident, The 58
Accidental and fortuitous concourse of
atoms 80

Accomplices, and you yourselves, etc., All
Frenchmen are my 180

'Account for that which they do not alter,
Apologies' 7

Account in another world, of which you will
render a strict 178

Accuse men falsely even if you wish it, I
will not 228

Acres and a cow, Three 70

Act like them, you were undermost, etc.

Adieu, dear France! I shall never see, etc.

82

headless count 82
landless prince 82

my dear Morand, I am dying 82

Admiral in fresh water, take it into your
head to drown an 181

Admiration, What is better than 7
Adore what thou hast burnt, burn what
thou hast adored 244

Adores his maker, and he 5

Adorn, He touched nothing that he did not
246

Adroit than irreproachable conduct, No-
thing more 171

Adullam, political cave of 51
Advance, follow me; if I retreat, kill me ;
if I die, avenge me, If I 173
- of popular movement, government
should always be step in 196
Adversity, English never so great as in 60
Advice an unnecessary responsibility 24
but assistance, I need no 120
have I followed! What bad 168
whether you wish it or not, but, etc.,
give you my 228

Advocate sword of soldier, not dagger, etc.
weapon of 67

Afraid go away! Let him who is 168

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-

-

of being deprived of pleasure of hearing
you, etc. 155

of leaves let him not go to the wood,
who is 169

of the devil, am not 22

to die, I am not 43

to die, not in the least 22

Africa! I hold thee fast 250

to be given us, worst that could happen
would be for whole of 193

After I am dead, you will find Calais

belongs to everybody, The 129
Already, my lord? 96

Altar, Friend(s) as far as the 85, 216, 251
Amazing glory! I am having St. Paul's
understanding 5

Ambassador an honest man sent abroad
to lie, etc. 244

honest man to lie abroad 5

too many-as soldiers, too few 212
-Amen 5

America, future grandeur, etc., of British
Empire in 28

oppression planted them [Colonies] in
68

must be conquered in France, etc. 5
American! I-I also am an 57
- as I am an Englishman, If I were an 26
- flag, If any one attempts to haul down