fol. Comitat. Burgund. Inquisitore generali, &c. Dolæ apud Antonium Pinard typographum juratum, 1628 in 8. Continet pagg. 791.

"Si per otium licet, velim quamprimum certior fieri literas has recte ad manus tuas pervenisse; eas enim errâsse nollem, nec diu in incerto hærere: quia multa scripsi, et quæ in aliorum manus incidere nolim. Clericus tuas rectè accepit. Inclusas has mihi Guenellonus dedit, qui familiæ suæ statum ipse scribit."

"For Mr. John Locke, at Mr. Pawlings, over against the Plough, in Little Lincoln's Inn Fields, London."

END OF THE APPENDIX.

NOTES

OF

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

DURING

THE LAST YEARS OF

THE REIGN OF GEORGE I.

AND

THE EARLY PART OF

THE REIGN OF GEORGE II.

CONTENTS.

PAGE

Petition of George Lord Murray.

Sir R. Walpole's Free Discourse on Foreign Affairs . 13

Curious Proof of Early Hatred of George II. for his

The Account of the Death of George I. received by

Ministers in England

34

Legal Argument as to the King's taking the Test in

Parliament

38

Sir R.Walpole's Management at Accession of George II.

Sir Spencer Compton loses his influence, and per-

ceives it

Attempt of George II. to encroach on the Chancellor's

Ecclesiastic Patronage.

Sensible Conversation of Sir R. Walpole

46

46

47

51

Walpole's Opinion that no good came of Cabinets

Negotiation with France to assist the German Politics

52

of George II.

57

Unfavourable Picture of the Dutch Republic by the

Earl of Chesterfield

73