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The usual people are here. I have little to do, aud 

 shall certainly not lose as much as I did last meeting. 

 Farewell, my dear friend. — Yours very sincerely, 



QUEENSBERRY. 



P.S. — Pembroke voted against us. Coventry said that 

 he had no particular dislike to any one part of the 

 Administration, and that he should have liked the motion 

 better if it had been to remove the whole, I think 

 Coventry right, for that is certainly what they mean. 

 Our numbers were 88 to 39. 



APPENDIX K2. 



June 1779. 



You are always thinking of the same thing, but it is to 

 no purpose to think, because you can do yourself no good, 

 and if you let the Fagnianis alone, the child will certainly 

 remain for the present where she is. This is as much as 

 you can expect, and perhaps more than you would have 

 been able to have brought about with most other people. 

 I desired Warner to write to you, and to try and persuade 

 you how very impossible it is for me to be of any use to 

 you. If you thought one moment, and had any know- 

 ledge of Madame Fagniani, you must think that, at this 

 time, if she knew anything that I wished, she would do 

 directly the contrary. I am sure, in the present circum- 

 stances of things, you had better come here and be quiet 

 for some time, for I think the mother perfectly capable to 



