CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.

Page.

Born.

Died.

John Harriott, Esq.
Rev. William Beloe, B. D. F. S. L.
Thomas Cogan, M. D.
Joseph Adams, M. D. and F.L.S.
Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart.
G. Dempster, of Dunnichen, Esq. M.P.
Right Hon. George Rose, M.P.
Charles Burney, D.D. LL. D. F. R. S.

and A.S
Sir Richard Croft, Bart.
Right Hon. Warren Hastings, LL.D.

,
and F.R.S.
Earl of Upper Ossory
[His Lordship's brother, the late Right

Hon. General Fitzpatrick]
Humphry Repton, Esq.
John Gifford, Esq.
Sir Samuel Romilly

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.

Right Hon. John Hiley Addington
James Cobb, Esq.
Matthew Gregory Lewis, Esq.
Commodore Sir James Lucas Yeo,

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ADAMS, Dr. Joseph

- 100 Addington, Rt. Hon. John Hiley

359 Ally, Vizier

443 Beatson, Dr. Robert

383 Beloe, Rev. William

29 Bernard, Sir Thomas, Bart.

116 Burney, Rev. Dr. Charles

218 Chafin, the Rev. William

399 Cobb, James, Esq.

363 Cogan, Dr. Thomas Dempster, George, Esq.

141 Ellenborough, Rt. Hon. Edward Baron

444 Elliott, Rt. Hon. William

380 England, Her Majesty Charlotte-Caroline, Queen of 405 Francis, Sir Philip

464 Fitzpatrick, Rt. Hon. General

276 Gifford, John, Esq.

311 Harriott, John, Esq.

1 Hastings, Rt. Hon. Warren

240 Lewis, Matt. Gregory, Esq.

365 Musgrave, Sir Richard, Bart.

404 Onslow, Vice Admiral Sir Richard

372 Osborn, Sir George Bart.

462 Platoff

402 Preston, William, Esq.

375

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Ramsay, Nathaniel, Esq.
Repton, Humphry, Esq.
Romilly, Sir Samuel
Rose, Rt. Hon. George
Smith, Old John
Stael, Madame de
Upper Ossory, Earl of
Waldo, Peter, Esq.
Watson, Robert, LL.D.
Yeo, Commodore, Sir James Lucas, K.C.B.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS IN VOL. I.

The late F. N. C. MUNDY, Esq. Of this worthy gentleman, á portrait has been since painted by R. R. Reinagle, in conse quence of a vote of the Grand Jury of the county of Derby, as a tribute of respect to the memory of an upright Magistrate, who had so often and so ably presided over their deliberations.

THOMAS JOHNES, Esq. An impression from a medal die of this senator and author, by Cornman, has been exhibited since his death, at the Royal Academy.

GEORGE HARDINGE, Esq. was of Trinity College, Cambridge," and in 1764," observes a respectable correspondent, "when Lord Sandwich was a candidate for the office of High Steward, exerted himself in procuring the Students to mark their disapprobation of Lord S.'s character, by absenting themselves from the College Hall, on the day Lord S. was to dine there. In consequence of this, he afterwards left the University without a degree. These facts," it is added, "I have heard related at length, by two of his contemporaries, Mr. Lambert and the late Mr. Davies, Fellows of Trinity College, and from another Junior Fellow, to whom he mentioned them."

Dr. WATSON, Bishop of Landaff, was second, and Mr. Massey of St. John's College, First Wrangler. Mr. Postlethwayte was not one of his opponents, having taken his degrees six years before, when he was Third Wrangler. He afterwards became Master of Trinity College. Dr. W. at first greatly addicted himself to, and excelled in mathematical studies. It was to the present Earl of Egremont he sold some of the property left him by Mr. Luther.

Dr. APTHORP, not Apthurp, p. 595, was author of a work on the Prophecies.