Nov. 30.-Ill-success of the Opposition. Troubles with the Irish. Rumour of a war with France. Excellence of our Navy. French barbarities in Corsica. France baffled by the Swedes and Russians. Insolence of Ma-
May 6.-Quietness of Wilkes. The Middlesex election. The Bill of Rights. Triumph of the Court. Troubled state of America. Decline of the Old World. The Pantheon in Oxford Road. Extravagance of young men of fashion. Anecdotes. West the painter. Prevalent ex- travagance. Greece and the Czarina. Lord Beauchamp. Backwardness
March 22.-Probability of quiet at an end. The House of Commons and the City of London at issue. Conduct of the Lord Mayor and Wilkes. Inutility of conjecture. Falkland's Island. Famine and pestilence at Bengal. The Stocks. Illness of the Lord Mayor. The Comte de Mail-
Nov. 7.-Death of Grosvenor Bedford, Esq., and rumoured death of the Duke of Gloucester. Marriage of the Duke of Cumberland to Mrs. Haugh- ton. Illness of the Duke's mother. Description of Mrs. Haughton. Re- flections on the singularity of the marriage. Death of the Duke of York at Monaco. Sir H. Mann's proxy. Alderman Townshend's refusal