THE

WORKS

OF

THOMAS MOORE,

COMPREHENDING

ALL HIS MELODIES, BALLADS, ETC.

NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE ACCOMPANYING MUSIC.

VOL. XIII.

PARIS:

PUBLISHED BY A. AND W. GALIGNANI,

AT THE FRENCH, ENGLISH, ITALIAN, GERMAX, AND SPANISH LIBRARY,

N° 18, RUE VIVIENNE.

1832.

D.

PODLEIAN

14 MAY 1931

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Death of Mr. Sheridan's Father.–Verses by Mrs. Sheridan on

the Death of her Sister, Mrs. Tickell

62

CHAPTER XIII.

Illness of the King.--Regency.- Private Life of Mr. She-

ridan...

77

CHAPTER XI V.

French Revolution.-Mr. Barke.- His Breach with Mr. Sheri-

dan.-Dissolution of Parliament.-Mr. Burke and Mr. Pox.

-Russian Armament.—Royal Scotch Boroughs...... 140

CHAPTER XVI.

Drury-Lane Theatre.-Society of “ The Friends of the Peo-

ple.”—Madame de Genlis.-War with France.—Whig Se-

ceders.--Speeches in Parliament. — Death of Tickell.. 215

CHAPTER XVII.

Speech in Answer to Lord Mornington.-Coalition of the

Whig Seceders with Mr. Pitt.—Mr. Canning.–Evidence

on the Trial of Horne Tooke.-The “Glorious First of

June.” — Marriage of Mr. Sheridan. - Pamphlet of Mr.

Reeves.-Debts of the Prince of Wales.—Shakspeare Manu-

scripts. — Trial of Stone.-- Mutiny at the Nore.—Secession

of Mr. Fox from Parliament...

265

CHAPTER XVIII.

Play of “ The Stranger.”—Speeches in Parliament.-Pizarro.

-Ministry of Mr. Addington.-French Institute.- Negotia-

tions with Mr. Kemble....

307

CHAPTER XIX.

State of Parties.--Offer of a place to Mr. T. Sheridan.-Re-

ceivership of the Duchy of Cornwall bestowed upon Mr.

Sheridan.-Return of Mr. Pitt to Power.-Catholic Ques-

tion.-Administration of Lord Grenville and Mr. Fox.-

Death of Mr. Fox.- Representation of Westminster.-Dis-

mission of the Ministry.-Theatrical Negotiation.-Spanish

Question.-Letter to the Prince.....

340

CHAPTER XX.

Destruction of the Theatre of Drury-Lane by Fire.--Mr.

Whitbread.-Plan for a Third Theatre. -Illness of the

King.—Regency.-Lord Grey and Lord Grenville.-Con-

duct of Mr. Sheridan.-His Vindication of himself... 390

CHAPTER XXI.

Affairs of the new Theatre.—Mr. Whitbread.--Negotiations