Fitzpatrick, General, his Motion
relative to General La Fayette,
vol. iv. 303

Game Qualificatious and Laws,
vol. i. 103, 112; vol. iv. 268,
288

Grey, Mr. now Earl, Motion for
Papers received from Agents
of the French Government,
vol. iii. 58; for Parliamentary
Reform, vol. iii. 158; vol. iv.
410; for Peace with France,
vol. iv. 54
Grain, Exportation of to France,
vol. iii. 58

Grenada, Aid to Merchants trad-
ing in, vol. iv. 95
Grey, Sir Charles, the late Earl,
vol. iv. 241, 261, and vide
West India Expedition
Garrick, Anecdote of, vol. v.306

Housebreakers, vol. i. 52
Holland, Treaty with, in 1783,
vol. i. 35; Military Opera-
tions in, vol. iv. 40
Horse Dealers, vol i. 99
Hastings, Mr., Proceedings
against, vol. i. 214, 219, 261,
272, 302, 321, 346, 391; vol.
ii. 4, 50, 53 (Begum Charge)
55, 76, 96, 107, 185, 306;
vol. iii. 176, 178, 180, 345
Helder Expedition, vol. v. 103
Hawkers and Pedlars, vol. i. 235
Horses, Post, Tax on, vol. i. 364;
vol. ii. 288, 291, 299; vol. iv.
192

Hood, Lord, vol. i. 88, 126, and

vide Westminster Scrutiny, vol.
iii, 378, 390
Habeas Corpus, suspension of,
vide Sedition
Hessian Troops, vol. iii. 222
Halifax Defence, state of, vol. iii.
233

Howe, Lord, vol. ii. 36; vol. iv.
332

Harrison, Mr. Motion for Re-

duction of useless Places, vol.
iv. 358
Hopkins, Contest for the Office
of Chamberlain, vol. iv. 188

Ireland, Affairs of, vol. i. 31;

Resolutions of, 1785,141, 157,
158, 309; vol. iv. 63; vol. v.
12; Union with Great Bri-
tain, vol. v. 24, 42, 61, 76, 90;
Irish Arms Bill, vol. v. 332,
341

Jervis, Admiral Sir John, thanks
to, vol. iv. 330

Iron, Exportation of Materials
for the Manufacture of, vol. i.
183

Impey, Sir Elijah, Proceedings
against, vol. ii. 1; Character
of, 73

Justice of the Peace for Middle-
sex, Bill for regulating Office
of, vol. iii. 5
Invasion, vol. iii. 281; vol. iv.
276, 283

Job, Mr. Sheridan's Definition
of the Word, vol. iii. 225
Isle Dieu, Expedition to, vol. iv.

245

Jury, Trial by, vol. v. 1

King's Illness, vide Regency
Kaims, Lord, on Abuse in the
Departments of Government,
vol. ii. 38

Kings and Princes, how to be
Estimated, vol. iv. 32

Loan for 1781, vol. i. 17; 1783,
49, 50, 51; 1793, vol. iii.
127; 1795, vol. iv. 248; 1796,
218, 224; and vide Finance
Lotteries, vol. i. 249; vol. ii.

286, 293, 405; vol. iv. 329
License Bill, Six Weeks, vol. ii.
313

Liverpool Credit Bill, vol. iii.

157

Lindsay, Admiral Sir John, un-
justly promoted, vol. ii. 37

i. 149

Middleton, Sir Charles Admiral,

unjustly promoted, vol. ii. 37
Magnanimity, vol. i. 287
Maroon War in Jamaica, vol. iv.
229

Navy, Bill for preventing Deser-

tion in the, vol. i. 19
Naval Affairs of 1781, vol. i. 23,

24; of 1783, 34, 366; 1794,
vol. iii. 228, 230; 1804, 262
Navy Bill Holders, vol. i. 94,
111

Navy Board, Bill for disfran-

chising all Voters employed
by, vol. i. 229
Newspaper Duty Bill, vol. ii.

206; respecting Publication
of, vol. iv. 461

Nootka Sound, Trade to, vol. ii.
305
Nottingham Petition for Reform,
vol. iii. 75

Powell and Pembridge, vol. i. 52,

55

Postage of Letters, vol. i. 104;
Penny-post Bill, vol. iii. 256,

259
Prince of Wales, Affairs of, vol.
i. 249, 368, 375, 379 ; vol. ii.
vide Regency and Carlton-
House; Debts of, vol. iv. 72,
75, 85, 93, 96; Establish-
ment, vol. v. 226, 230
Popham, Captain Sir Home, vol.
v. 177

Post Office, Abuses in, vol. i.
381, 385

Plants, Trees, and Shrubs, Act,
vol. ii. 189

Pitt, Mr. personality towards
Mr. Sheridan, vol. i. 46; his
Character, 392; his India Bill,
80; his Charges against Mr.
Sheridan of Inconsistency, &c.
181; vol. iii. 385; vol. iv.
301; vol. v. 203

Powder Mills at Waltham Ab-
bey, vol. i. 395
Perfumery Tax, vol. i. 246, 257
Portland, Duke of, Administra-
tion, vol. i. 48

Publican's Bill, vol. v. 835
Pigott, Mr. (now Sir Arthur) vol.
i. 133

Palmer, Petition from the Rev.
F. vol. iii. 251, 260
Paper Bill for imposing addi-
tional Duty on, vol. iii. 274
Placemen, Motion for Taxing
them during War, vol. iii.
313

Prussian Subsidy, vol. iii. 335;

vol. iv. 41, 51
Portland, Duke of, Character,
vol. ii. 147

Peerage, Abuse in Creation of,

vol. ii. 149; vol. iv. 364
Polish Revolution, vol. iii. 71,
141

Petre, Lord, vol. v. 22, 216
Paine's Book, vol. iii. 83, 93;
vol. iv. 415

Poor, Bill for Support and Main-

tenance of, vol. iv. 311, 317
Prussia, King of, Conduct to

Poland, vol. iv. 33

Quebec Bill, Motion to Amend,
vol. i. 239; vol. ii. 340

In-

Revolution, French, vol. ii. 241,
vol. iii. 13; vol. iv. 415
Russia, Motion against any
terference in the War between
that Power and the Porte,
1791, vol. ii. 327, 398
Royalty Theatre, vol. iii. 325
Rockingham, Marquis of, Cha-
racter, vol. ii. 147
Richmond, Duke of, Opinion on
Parliamentary Reform, vol. iii.
87,95

Reeves, Mr. vide Sedition Bills,
and vol. iv. 156, 203, 206,
217

Sabbath Day, Abuses and Pro-
fanations on, vol. i. 18
St. Eustasius, Motion respect-
ing, vol. i. 22
Spain, Treaty with in 1783, vol.
i. 38; Expense of Armament
against, vol. ii. 1791, 360 ; Af-*
fairs of, in 1808, vol. v. 368
Scholars, Act for regulating of,
and Presentation to Office,
vol. i 62
Smuggling, Report from Com-
mittee on, vol. i. 92

Servants, Female, Tax on, vol. i.

152

Sadler's Wells, Bill to Licence,
vol. ii. 18

106, 232, 245, 269

Riots of 1780, vol. i. 6
Reform, Parliamentary, vol. i. 33,
54, 90; vol. iii. 28, 75, 153,
156, 158, 195; vol. iv. 203,
410

Receipt Tax, vol. i. 58, 59, 67,

69

Rolliad, Critiques on, vol. i. 151
Regency Restrictions, vol. ii.
136, 139, 140, 153, 154, 155,
160, 162, 164, 168, 175, 176,
180

Revolution Commemoration Bill,
vol. ii. 199, 204

327

Shelburne, Earl of, Resignation,
vol i. 48

Sedition, vol. iii. 57, 58, 76, 78,
92, 107, 111, 122, 128, 129,
251, 260, 351, 358, 366, 385;
vol. iv. 1, 7, 39, 47, 110, 118,
121, 130, 137, 147, 165, 170,
201, 464; vol. v. 1, 140
Smith, Sir Sidney, vol. v. 187
School for Scandal, vol. iv. 188
Supply, vide Finance
Sheffield Petition for Parliamen-

tary Reform, vol. iii. 153
Secretary of State, Third, vol.
iii. 416

South Sea Scheme, vol. ii. 42
Snuff, manufacture of, vol. ii.
239

Sombreuil, Count de, Letter of,
with respect to the unfortu-
nate Expedition to Quiberon,
vol. iv. 232

Vaughan, General, Cause of his

Death, vol. iv. 246
Volunteer Corps, vol. iii. 277,
283, 285, 307, 308, 312; vol.
v. 240, 319

Westminster, Police of, vol. i. 6

Tobacco Regulation Bill, vol. ii.
200, 206, 233, 247, 251, 290,
295, 297

Tontines, vol. ii. 315, 317, 318
Temple, Earl, Conduct on Mr.
Fox's India Bill, vol. i. 73
Traitorous Correspondence Bill,
vide Sedition

Trade, Bill for regulating the
Government of, vol. iii. 170,
173

Troops, Voluntary Aids for rais-
ing, without the consent of
Parliament, vol. iii. 273, 277,
285

Treason, vide Sedition

Thurlow, Lord, his Advice to the
Prince of Wales, vol. iv. 81

Utrecht, Treaty of, vol. i. 41

131, 138; vol. v. 324, 330
Writs, issuing of, vol. i. 80
Whale Fishery, vol. i. 257
Women, Motion relative to the

Burning of, vol. ii. 302
Woods and Forests, Report of
the Commissioners of, vol. ii.
404

Wray, Sir Cecil, vol. i. 88
Wedgwood, Mr. vol. i. 146
Willis, Dr. his Opinion on the
King's Malady, criticised, vol.

ii. 144

World," political paper, Libel,
vol. iii. 180

West Indies, Expedition to, vol.
iv. 224, 231, 252, 256
Wet Dock Bill, London, vol. iv.
227

Wine Duty, vol. iv. 271
Wilkes, Contest for the Office of

Chamberlain, vol. iv. 188
War Office, Fees in, vol. iv. 436

Young, Mr. Arthur, vol. iv. 160,
211
York, Duke of, Encomiums upon,

vol, iv. 264; Helder Expedi-
tion, vol. v. 103, 118