Private Correspondence of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford: Now First Collected, المجلد 1

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Rodwell and Martin, 1820
 

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To R Bentley Esq WentworthCastle Aug Tour in
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Italy
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The Hon H S Conway Jan 19 1759 State of
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The Earl of Strafford Oct 26 1760 Death of
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The Right Hon Lady Hervey F
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G Montagu Esq Christopher Inn Eton His feelings
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G Montagu Esq July 11 1765 Change in the
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Mr Gray Nov 19 1765 Es iluesbeey
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The Rev Mr Cole July 12 1779 Pictures at Hough
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R West Esq 1739 Description of VersaillesThe
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The Right Hon Lady Hervey Nov 10 1764 Thanks
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The Countess of Ailesbury Strawberryhill Sept
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G Montagu Esq July 6 1758
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The Rev Mr Cole Oct 19 1777 Bishop Burnet
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VOL I
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G Montagu Esq Oct 28 1760 The new court
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To R West Esq May 4 1742 Mr Wests illness
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The Hon H S Conway Arlingtonstreet Oct 4 1762
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The Hon H S Conway Dec 5 1765 French politics
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To G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Aug 9 1759
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The Earl of Brafri Ang 9 173 Battle of Maden
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Political
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G Mintars Eng StrawberryAlli Oct 11 173 Heat
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The Hon H S Conway July 1 1745 Gaming act c
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The Earl of Straford Oct 30 1753 On the capture
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The Rev Mr Cole Jan 28 1779
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Oct 14 1756
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The Rev Mr Birch Woolterton Aug 15 1745
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The Right Hon Lady Hervey Jan 11 1766 Severity
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To the Hon H S Conway Oct 24 1746 Campaign
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The Rev Mr Cole Jan 18 1766 On Mr Coles
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G Montagu Esq Jan 14 1760 Severity of the win
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G Montagu Esq June 24 1746 Change of ministers
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G Montagu Esq Jan 28 1760 Severity of the win
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G Montagu Esq Aug 11 1746
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G Montagu Esq April 19 1760 Sentence on Lord
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The Right Hon Lady Hervey Feb 3 1766 Probability
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To G Montagu Esq 1760 Appointment of the kings
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G Montagu Esq Sunday Feb 23
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The Countess of Ailesbury Oct 10 1761 The same
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G Montagu Esq March 3 1766
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R West Esq July 20 1739
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The Hon H S Conway Sept 19 1760
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The Hon H S Conway April 8 1766 Further par
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On
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The Rev Mr Cole Arlingtonstreet May 10 1766
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To the Rev Mr Cole Dec 19 1780 Engraving of Straw
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Visit of Mr Montagu
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G Montagu Esq May 26 1748
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Aug 11 1748 Anec
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The Hon H S Conway Sept 13 1779
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The Hon H S
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his illness
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R Bentley Esq July 9 1754
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Oct 22 1766
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G Montagu Esq Oct 5 1701 Es eat
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G Montagu Esq May 21 1754 Death of Mr Chutes
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G Montagu Esq Mistley July 5 1749 Visit to
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Nov 24 1760
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David Hume Esq Nov 6 1766
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G Montagu Esq Jan 22 1761 Play at Holland house
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G Montagu Esq Aug 26 1749 Travelling in Sussex
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The Earl of Strafford Strawberryhill June 12 1780
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Conways in the House of Commons
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To G Montagu Esq Sept 28 1749 His journeyMo
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The Rev Mr Cole May 27 1769 Graingers Cata
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The Rev Mr Cole March 2 1781 On being chosen
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill June 18 1761
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G Montagu Esq Arlingtonstreet April 15 1769 Tem
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G Montagu
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G Montagu Esq July 5 1761
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The Hon H S Conway May 28 1781 French
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Congratula
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The Earl of Strafford June 13 1781
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Aug 28 1752
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Alterations at Park
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Their long
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The Rev Mr Cole Aug 25 1772 Requesting him to pre
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Death of Mr Gray 383
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To the Rev Mr Cole Strawberryhill Jan 14 1769
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terton controversy
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The Hon H S Conway Strawberryhill May 5 1753
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The Rev Mr Cole Feb 14 1782 Thanks for
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The Hon H S Conway Arlingtonstreet Jan
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The Rev Mr Cole Feb 22 1782 Rowley controversy
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill Oct 24 1761 City
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G Montagu Esq Arlingtonstreet Nov 7 1761
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G Montagu Esq Nov 28 1761 Private ball at court
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G Montagu Esq Dec 8 1761 Humes HistoryFingal
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill June 8 1754
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G Montagu Esq Dec 30 1761 Indifference to poli
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To G Montagu Esq June 11 1770 Lord Dysarts house
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill July 7 1770
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The Hon H S Conway Arlingtonstreet July 12 1770
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G Montagu Esq Arlingtonstreet Oct 16 1770
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The Hon H S Conway Christmas day
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To R Bentley Esq Arlingtonstreet Nov 11 1754 Death
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The Rev Mr Cole May 29 1771 Requesting
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VOL I
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The Earl of Strafford Aug 5 1762 Bevnurun
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G Montagu Esq July 17 1755
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The Right Hon Lady Hervey Oct 1 1762 Cong
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The Rev Mr Cole Jan 31 1764
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To the Hon H S Conway Oct 29 1762 Talked of
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G Montagu Esq May 4 1755
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Miss Montagus ill
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The Rev Mr Cole Nov 7 1772 Regretting his
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G Montagu Esq Strawberryhill April 14 1763 Lady
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The Rev Mr Cole Strawberryhill May 16 1763
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Character of the FrenchFete at Miss Chudleighs
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The Rev Mr Cole May 4 1774
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The Rev Mr Cole June 21 1774
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To the Hon H S Conway Feb 12 1756 Debates
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The Hon H S Conway Sept 27 1774
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The Rev Mr Cole Oct 11 1774 Graingers Supple
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An invitation
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G Montagu Esq Nov 25 1756
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The Rev Mr Cole Sept 25 1764
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The Hon H S Conway Sept 1 1764 The reply
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J Chute Esq July 12 1757 Declining an invitation
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G Montagu Esq Arlingtonstreet April 20 1756
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The Earl of Strafford Strawberryhill June 6 1756
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The Rev Mr Cole Jan 9 1775 Thanks for a copy
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The Hon H S Conway Sept 1 1764 The reply
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الصفحة 48 - For his son. Regis Romani; primus qui legibus urbem Fundabit, Curibus parvis et paupere terra Missus in imperium magnum. For sir Robert. Res dura et regni novitas me talia cogunt Moliri, et late fines custode tueri. I
الصفحة 181 - bumper, and drank their healths, and was proceeding to treat them with still greater freedom. It was three o'clock before we got home. I think I have told you the chief passages. Lord Granby's temper had been a little ruffled the night before: the prince had invited him and Dick Lyttleton
الصفحة 386 - twenty guineas that Nash outlives Gibber !" How odd that these two old creatures, selected for their antiquities, should live to see both their wagerers put an end to their own lives! Gibber is within a few days of eighty-four, still hearty, and clear, and well. I told him I was glad to see
الصفحة 148 - reclusely, and from a little too much dignity, he never converses easily; all his words are measured and chosen, and formed into sentences ; his writings are admirable; he himself is not agreeable. There are still two months to London ; if you could discover your own mind for any three or four days of that space, I will either go with you to the
الصفحة 364 - great deal of parts, and vivacity, and variety, but there is a great deal too of mimicry and burlesque. I am very ungrateful, for he flatters me abundantly ; but unluckily I know it;. I was accustomed to it enough when my father was first minister: on his fall I lost it all at once:
الصفحة 387 - his manly vivacity and dashing eloquence at one o'clock in the morning, after sitting in that heat for eleven hours! He spoke above an hour and a half, with scarce a bad sentence : the most admired part was a comparison he drew of the two parts of the new administration, to the conflux of the Rhone and the Saone
الصفحة 9 - Flexit, et infidos agitans discordia fratres; Aut conjurato descendens Dacus ab Istro. Then who are these like ? -nee ferrea jura, Insanumque forum, aut populi tabularia vidit. Sollicitant alii remis freta caeca, ruuntque In ferrum, penetrant aulas et limina regum. Hie petit excidiis urbem miserosque Penates, Ut gemma bibat, et Sarrano indormiat ostro. Don't they seem to be
الصفحة 168 - a mind to be a witness too ! You can't for you are a party concerned" Lord Stafford is going to send his poor wife with one maid and one horse to a farm house in Shropshire for ever. The Mirepoix's are come, but I have not yet seen them. A thousand compliments to your sisters.
الصفحة 9 - Insanumque forum, aut populi tabularia vidit. Sollicitant alii remis freta caeca, ruuntque In ferrum, penetrant aulas et limina regum. Hie petit excidiis urbem miserosque Penates, Ut gemma bibat, et Sarrano indormiat ostro. Don't they seem to be
الصفحة 94 - increases daily; the sister countesses of. Burlington and Talbot exert all their stores of sullen partiality in competition for her: the former visits her, and is having her picture, and carries her to Chiswick; and she sups at lady Carlisle's, and lies—indeed I have not heard where, but I know not at

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