 | 1766 - 754 sider
...court bedeck, 1 Mifs Wr-tt-fley, B-cl--k, Tr-fl, K-ct, Mifs M— clows and B-fc-wcn ! A difmal talc I have to tell ; This is to bid you all farewell : farewell ! fot 1 am going. April 1 7 66. POETICAL I leave you, girls ; indeed 'tis trae, Although to be efteem'd... | |
 | John Bell - 1794 - 574 sider
...VICE-CHAMBERLAIN TO THE OJJEEN. YE maids who Britain's court bedeck, Miss Wrottesly, Tryon, Beauclerk, Keck, Miss Meadows, and Boscawen ! A dismal tale I...tell ; This is to bid you all farewell : Farewell 1 for I am going. I leave you, girls ; indeed 'tis true, Altho' to be esteem'd by you Has ever been... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1806 - 546 sider
...FAREWELL TO THE MAIDS OF HONOUR. " Ye maids who Britain's court bedeck, Miss Wrottesley, Tyron, Beauclerk, Keck, Miss Meadows and Boscawen ! A dismal tale I...bid you all farewell : Farewell ! for I am going. • Collins's Peerage, vol. vi. p. 192. " 1 leave you, girls ; indeed 't is true, Although to be esteem'd... | |
 | John Heneage Jesse - 1843 - 440 sider
...maids, who Britain's court bedeck, Miss Wrottesley, Tyron, Beauclerk, Keck, Miss Meadows and Boscawen I A dismal tale I have to tell ; This is to bid you all farewell ; Farewell I for I am going, &c. &c. VOL. i. x 3 says Lord Herbert was a Don Quixote with the austere philosophy... | |
 | Edward Arber - 1900 - 482 sider
...BEING PROMOTED TO HIS LATE FATHERS TROOP AND RESIGNING THE PLACE OF VlCE-CHAMBERLAIN TO HER MAJESTY. YE Maids, who Britain's Court bedeck, Miss WROTTESLEY,...bid you all, Farewell ! Farewell ! for I am going ! I leave you, Girls ! indeed 'tis true ! Although to be esteemed by you Has ever been my pride. 'Tis... | |
 | Edward Arber - 1901 - 350 sider
...BEING PROMOTED TO HIS LATE FATHER'S TROOP AND RESIGNING THE PLACE OF VlCE-CnAMBERLAIN TO HER MAJESTY. YE Maids, who Britain's Court bedeck, Miss WROTTESLEY,...bid you all, Farewell ! Farewell ! for I am going ! I leave you, Girls ! indeed 'tis true ! Although to be esteemed by you Has ever been my pride. 'Tis... | |
 | John Heneage Jesse - 1901 - 458 sider
...maids, who Britain's court bedeck, Miss Wrottesley, Tyron, Beauclerk, Kcch, Miss Meadows and Boscawen I A dismal tale I have to tell ; This is to bid you all farewell ; Farewell I for I am going," etc., etc. going into Wales ; he is now at Plymouth's ' to the surprise of this... | |
 | 1903 - 522 sider
...on resigning his office as Vice-Chamberlain to Queen Charlotte on his promotion in the army in 1766, gives us a glimpse of the dull and decorous Court...that Until the Queen shall call. Our gracious King has called me now, Nay, holds a Stick1 up too I vow, And so God bless you all. No longer shall I now... | |
 | Iolo Aneurin Williams - 1923 - 524 sider
...resigning the place of Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen Ye maids, who Britain's court bedeck, Miss Wrottesly, Beauclerk, Tryon, Keck, Miss Meadows, and Boscawen...bid you all farewell : Farewell ! for I am going. I leave you, girls ; indeed 'tis true, Although to be esteem'd by you Has ever been my pride : 'Tis... | |
 | 1797 - 560 sider
...maids who Britain's court bedeck, Miss Wrottesly, Tryon, Beauclerk, Keck, Miss Meadows, and Boscawen 1 A dismal tale I have to tell ; This is to bid you all farewell : Farewell ! for I am going. I leave you, girls ; indeed 'tis true, Altho' to be esteem'd by you Has ever been my pride : 'Tis often... | |
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KECK, Miss MEADOWS and BOSCAWEN; A dismal tale I have to tell ! This is, to bid you all, Farewell ! Farewell ! for I am going ! I leave you, Girls ! indeed 'tis true ! Although to be esteemed by you Has ever been my pride. 