I give to Mr. Salkeld four hundred livres, befides the quarterly allowance now due to him; and defire Mr. Morice and Mrs. Morice to do him further fervice in their power.

any

I defire Mr. Morice to review carefully all my papers, letters, and writings, and destroy all fuch as ought not to be seen.

I give to my ever honoured friend the Dutchess of Buckingham my diamond ring; thanking her, with my last breath, for all the inftances of her goodnefs to me, and not doubting but she will continue them also to Mrs. Morice.

I humbly beg of his Grace the Duke of Ormond, that he will, when he has occafion, take Mr. Salkeld into his family, whom he will find to be faithful and ferviceable to him.

I would have the picture of Father Courayer, now in the hands of Mr. Leonard at Paris, given to the University of Oxford, if they shall think fit to put it up in the fchools gallery.

I give to Mr. Pope any book he fhall think fit to choose out of my fmall collection, to be preferved by him in memory of me.

CON

LVII.

Sir H. Maclean, Lochiel, and Clan- ́

ronald, to the Pretender

151

LIX.

153

LX.

LXI.

LXII.

Memorial by the Marquis of Seaforth

and Clanronald

Memorial given in to the Bp. of Ro-
chefter by Sir H. Maclean and Lochiel155

The Pretender to the Marquis of Sea-

forth, Sir H. Maclean, Clanronald,

and Lochiel

Anfwer to the Pretender by Sir H.

Maclean and Lochiel

159

160

LXIII. Sir

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LXIII. Sir H. Maclean to Lochiel

LXIV. The Pretender to Lochiel and Sir H.

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162

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xcvi. Mr. J. Evans to his Brother in London 244

XCIX.

To Mr. Pope

245

C.

Mr. J. Evans to his Brother

251

CI.

To Mr. Pope

259

To ******

260

295

CXII.

The Bp. of Rochester's Vindication of

himself, Smalridge, and Aldrich 276

To Mr. Williams

To Mrs.

Anecdote in a spare leaf before Sir

N. Brett's tranflation of Father Paul 297

CXIII. The Bishop's Will

MISCELLANIE S.

1. Dr. Smalridge's fpeech to the Upper-houfe

of Convocation, when he prefented Dr.

Atterbury as Prolocutor, 1710.

11. Dr. Atterbury's Speech on his Election to

the office of Prolocutor, 1710.

299

393

312

1. Dr. Atterbury's Speech at Oxford, on the

day of his admiffion to the Deanry of

Chrift Church, 1711.

319

Iv. Dr. Atterbury's Speech, when he prefented

Lord Harley to his degree of M. A. 327

v. Antonius Mufa's Character, represented by

Virgil, in the person of Iapis

Remarks on it, by Dr. Templeman

329

367

Remarks, by the Editor, on Atterbury's Iapis 372

Additions and Corrections

377

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