. ii. JULY 2, 1904.] NOTES AND QUERIES.
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testimony is supplied in the Hastings corre-
spondence by Hastings's care for Buchanan's
daughter, who was, or course, his own step-
daughter. The girl was sent nome for educa-
tion, and apparently placed in the charge
of Mrs. Forde, wife of one of the Supervisors
appointed with Vansittart. This laay writes
in 1773 that Miss Buchanan was apprenticed,
but ran away from her place three months
before her time was up. Her guardian then
took her home, and engaged dancing-masters
for her, to qualify her for returning to India ;
but she tired quickly of gentility, and at her
own wish was sent to the care of her grand-
mother and aunt at Arklow, where she
crowned her misdeeds by running off with a
corporal. After this there is a long blank in
her history ; but in 1797-8 she reappears in
the correspondence, a shameless and per-
sistent beggar, as Elizabeth Finley or
Findley. Hastings made her an allowance
of 20Z. a year through his brother-in-law
Woodman, and she makes perpetual efforts
to anticipate it or get it increased.
Having cleared up this matter as fully as is at present in my power, may I venture to repeat my request for fresh information to any reader who can throw light on the marriage of Capt. (or Lieut.) John Buchanan, of Craigieven, and thus establish the identity of the first Mrs. Hastings ?
SYDNEY C. GRIER.
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