-court, 391. Leaves Paris, 392. His popularity, ib. Raises
the Holmesdale battalion of infantry, 393. Educated at Tun-
bridge school, 608. Account of some of his contemporaries at
that place, ib. Enters into the guards, ib.
Wilkes, Mr. his speech on presenting the freedom of the city of
London to Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, 90, 91. note
"World, the," a newspaper, its origin, 205. Its extraordinary
success, 206. Sold by Major Topham, 208.
York, Duke of, commands the army in Holland, 137. His reca
pitulation of the military operations in Egypt, 149, 150.
York, Archbishop of. See Dr. Markham.
Young, Mr. Arthur, his statement of the grievances of monarchical
France, 159.
Zeal, religious, horrid consequences of, 297, 298-