carriage.

{82} Abinger Hall. Afterwards Lady Donegal's.

{83} Mr. Rice was lord of the Manor of Tooting.

{84} The Eaten Bray estate was inherited by Mr. Bray's ancestor,
Sir Edward Bray, as heir male of Lord Bray, and sold by him.

{85} They became clients, and the family have remained among the
best clients of Mr. Bray's firm.

{86} Sir Joseph Mawbey was member for Surrey;made a fortune by a
distillery. Mr. Briscoe derived the manor of Epsom from his
daughter.

{87} Mr. Malthus had left the Rookery, and was living at Albury,
in the house afterwards Colonel Clive's.

{88} An instance of Mr. Bray's activity.

{89} Granville Sharp. General Oglethorpe lived for some years at
Westbrook, Godalming.

{90} The author of 'The Coinage of Great Britain.'

{91} His engagements for a week.

{92} Of Shabden, father of the Miss Fanshawes.