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Mary’s claim for custody of younger children
    Lyon, William: supports Mary in case against Stoney
    Lyttelton, ThomasBaron

    Macaulay, Catharine
    Macbeth, King of Scots
    Maddison, Colonel George
    Madras Courier
    Magra, Captain Perkins
    Mahon, Ann (Mary’s maidservant)
    Mahon, Thomas
    Malcolm II , King of Scots
    Mann, Sir Horace
    Mansfield, William Murrayt Earl of
    Markham, Jane
    Markham, Revd Samuel
    marriage: in Georgian England ; and property rights; separation and divorce
    Marriage Act (1753)
    Married Women’s Property Act (1870)
    Mary Queen of Scots
    Mason, William
    Massingberd, Anne ( later Maxwell)
    Massingberd, Charles
    Massingberd, William Burrell
    Masson, Francis
    Matra, James Mario ( born Magra)
    Matrimonial Causes Act (1857)
    Maxwell, Anne see Massingberd, Anne
    Maxwell, Revd William
    Melbourne, Peniston Lamb, Baron ( later Viscount), and Elizabeth, Lady
    Menzies, James
    Meredith, Mary (Countess of Ferrers)
    Milbanke, Judith
    Mingay, James
    Mir Kasim, Nawab
    Montagu, Edward
    Montagu, Elizabeth
    More, Hannah
    Morgan, Mary: as Mary’s confidante and friend; appointed Mary’s maid; background and character; notices Stoney’s abuse of Mary ; and Mary’s taking laudanum; fears for Mary’s life; helps Mary escape; Stoney disparages; acts as Mary’s secretary; testifies for Mary in case against Stoney; accompanies Mary on flight from Stoney; on Farrer’s taking Mary’s case; in Gillray cartoon; and Stoney’s evictions of estate staff; and Mary’s intimidation fears; and Mary’s abduction; on Mary’s escape from Stoney; fever ; injured in coach accident; moves to Stourfield House; death
    Morning Chronicle
    Morning Herald
    Morning Post
    Morrow, Robert
    Mountstuart, Charlotte, Lady ( née Windsor)
    Mountstuart, John, Baron ( later 4th Earl of Bute)

    Newcastle Chronicle
    Newcastle Courant
    Newcastle Journal
    Newcastle upon Tyne: character; Stoney contests and wins Parliamentary seat for; Stoney loses Parliamentary seat (1784)
    Newton, Catherine (Hannah’s mother)
    Newton, Hannah see Stoney, Hannah
    Newton, Matthew (Hannah’s cousin)
    Newton, Samuel (Hannah’s uncle)
    Newton, William (Hannah’s father)
    Norfolk, Charles Howardh Duke of ( earlier Earl of Surrey)
    North, Frederick, Lord ( later 2nd Earl of Guilford )
    Northumberland, Elizabeth, Duchess of ( née Seymour)
    Norton, Caroline

    Ogilvy, Mrs (of Chelsea)
    Ord, Eleanor
    Osborn, Sarah
    Ossory see Upper Ossory
    Paine, James
    Paine, Thomas
    Palgrave, William
    Papendiek, Charlotte
    Paris: conditions; Stoney and Mary take abducted Anna to; Stoney and Mary leave
    Parish, Elizabeth ( née Planta): as Mary’s governess; and Mary’s botanical interests; warns Mary against marrying Strathmore; congratulates Mary on The Siege of Jerusalem ; contracts fever; as governess to Mary’s children ; Mary confides passion for James Graham; Mary dismisses from employ; and Mary’s relations with Gray; Anna Maria placed in care of
    Parkes, Ann
    Parminter, Jane
    Paterson, William: Mary meets and finances; botanical expeditions and collections in South Africa ; debts; recognition; serves in British fleet against Dutch; as lieutenant-governor of New South Wales; serves in army in India; death; A Narrative of Four Journeys into the Country of the Hottentots and Caffraria
    Peacock, Francis
    Peacock, George
    Peele, Joshua
    Pennant, Thomas
    Penneck, Richard
    Pigg, William
    Pitt, Thomas
    Pitt, William, the Younger
    Planta family
    Planta Revd Andreas
    Planta, (Ann) Eliza see Stephens, (Ann) Eliza
    Planta, Elizabeth see Parish, Elizabeth
    Planta, Frederica
    Planta, Joseph
    Polwhele, Richard
    Portland, Margaret, Duchess of
    Portugal: Strathmore visits
    Prehn, Lieut.-Colonel Hendrik
    Prevot, Mark
    Price, Colonel Barrington
    Price, Lady Maria Jane ( née Bowes; Mary’s daughter): birth; upbringing; in mourning for father; character; and Stoney’s standing for Parliament ; relations with mother; removed from mother and sent to school; marriage prospects; in Downman portrait ;