Deferred The Duke of Cumberland Accused - Mrs.
Jordan's Return to the Stage - Her Reported Profits
Exaggerated Mrs. Siddons - Tacitus-Miss O'Neill,
Character of That Lovely Actress-The Year 1814 Fatal
to Mrs. Jordan-Mr. Alsop's Ruin; Goes Out to India
with Lord Moira - His Lot There, His Conduct, and
Death-The Defeat of All Her Hopes, as to Her Eldest
Daughter, Followed by the Peril of Her Sons — Colonel
Quentin's Court Martial-The Charges - His Convic-
tion, and the Punishment of the Accusers - List of
the Dismissed Unfortunates-George and Henry Fitz-
clarence-Contrive to Visit India - Singular and Imper-
tinent Interference, on Their Account, with a King's Ship
- Mrs. Jordan's Letter from Whitehaven-Liable to
Additional Insurance on Alsop's Life - Gives Up Her
Sheffield Engagement from Illness- Mrs. Jordan's Let-
ter from Carlisle, 3d December, 1814- Her Solemn
Determination as to Her Daughter, Mrs. Alsop - Pro-
poses a Retirement to Wales - The Two Sacrifices
Submitting to Exile without a Murmur