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CHAPTER IV.

THE BYRON CIRCLE.

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Points of resemblance-Lord Byron, and Jackson, my master in "welf defence" - Our rows with "olods"-Mary Anne Chaworth - Indications of first love Miss Chaworth's preference for Musters Byron's disappointment - His first meeting with her after her marriage "Maid of Athens"-Stanzas in "Childe Harold" Lady Carolino Lamb -- "Cheek Chaworth” and Byron sharing deep potations Miseries of separation-Reyes from and acceptance by Miss Milbanke-His marriage Sta this feelings Lady Byron's desertion-Shelley and Byron a firmer and in twly Shelley drowned in the Bay of V Groove His death-Fate of Mary Jane Percent La Byren and Ada--The Countess Guiccical 33

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER V.

VIRGINIA WATER AND WINDSOR CASTLE.

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Life of a courtier-Drawing-rooms and State Balls-The royal

household-Penny-wise principles-George IV.'s distaste for

Radicalism-Confidential revelations-The Privy Purse (Sir

William Knighton, Bart.)—The lady-Caricatures-The cot-

tage and its private grounds-A happy pair-The sofa por-

trait-Death of Sir Thomas Lawrence-The sick chamber

and the Book of Books-Visit of the Bishop-Grand funeral

pageant
. 91

CHAPTER VI.

INCIDENTS OF SPORT.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge and Mr. Sturges

Bourne-Old fox-hounds-A summer day at Lyndhurst-

Harrogate at his work-Exciting chase of an otter-Lord

Albemarle-Smike, my terrier-His fight with three otters-

The bitch otter with young-Buck stalking-Bucks wounded

by rifle bullets-Lulworth Castle-Extraordinary friendship

for me in an old retriever of Mr. Weld's-Sea-fowl-Real

winter-Negro mendicant-Lord Malmsbury at Achna-

carry-Story of the Gusa stag-Lochiel's mountains-Heron

Court-Game bagged there-Lord Wemyss and the sporting

blacksmith-Goose shooting-Seeking a venison deer. 108

CHAPTER VII.

COTERIES AND PETTI-COATERIES.

Sets" in society-Swells and swell makers-Stultz and Poole-

Clubs Pic-nics - Calves' heads Crockford's-The Alpine

Club-Royal Yacht Squadron-The Savages and Eccentrics-

The Shakspeare and Garrick-Lord Palmerston at the Reform

-Jockey Club-Working Men's Associations-Ladies' assem-

blies-Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire-Lady Holland-

Lord Holland-Thomas Moore-The Rev. Sydney Smith and

his hoaxes-Sir James Mackintosh-The Misses Berry-Lady

Charleville and Lady Cork-Holdernesse House re-unions--

Lady Jersey's retort-courteous.

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CONTENTS

OF

THIRD VOLUME.

CHAPTER I.

INGUISHED FOREIGNERS.

d-marshal Blücher-The Emperors Alex-

of Russia-Anecdote of the late Comte de

ret intelligence-Mademoiselle Krudener

English ladies-The King of Prussia-

e-Coburg-The late Prince Consort-The

› retainer-"Prince Pickle and Mustard"

-Prince of Hesse-Counts D'Orsay,

y-Prince Esterhazy and Talleyrand

and Prince Napoleon - The Duc

1

IAPTER II.

MUSTERS.

of Rutland-His father a foxhunter

g into a quarry-A spoilt child-

Assheton Smith-His marriage with

er's first whipper-in-He hunts at

ls and horses-Hunts the Pytchley

at Colwick-Blowing up offenders

and the lawyer-Plays a trick on

it drill-His turn up with a barge-

LONDON:

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