Memoirs of Mrs. Fitzherbert; With An Account of Her Marriage With H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Afterwards King George Iv
Memoirs of Mrs. Fitzherbert; With An Account of Her Marriage With H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Afterwards King George Iv
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She used to say that they were extremely poor, but as merry as crickets ; and as a proof of their poverty, she told me that once, on K tizedby VjOC 130 MEMOIRS OF their returning to Brighton from London, they mus- tered their common means, and could not raise 57.
between them. Upon this, or some such occasion, she related to me, that an old and faithful servant endea- voured to force them to accept 60/., which he said he had accumulated in the service of the best of Masters and Mistresses. She ...added, however, that even this period, the happiest of their lives, was much embit- tered by the numerous political difficulties which fre- quently surrounded the Prince, and she particularly alluded to what has been termed * the delicate inves- tigation,' in which Queen Caroline and His Royal Highness had been concerned.
" Sometimes family jealousies, as in the case of the Duke of York, in the Prince's letter to the King, were subjects of great anxiety, in which she always endeavoured to heal any differences which occurred.
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She used to say that they were extremely poor, but as merry as crickets ; and as a proof of their poverty, she told me that once, on K tizedby VjOC 130 MEMOIRS OF their returning to Brighton from London, they mus- tered their common means, and could not raise 57.
between them. Upon this, or some such occasion, she related to me, that an old and faithful servant endea- voured to force them to accept 60/., which he said he had accumulated in the service of the best of Masters and Mistresses. She ...added, however, that even this period, the happiest of their lives, was much embit- tered by the numerous political difficulties which fre- quently surrounded the Prince, and she particularly alluded to what has been termed * the delicate inves- tigation,' in which Queen Caroline and His Royal Highness had been concerned.
" Sometimes family jealousies, as in the case of the Duke of York, in the Prince's letter to the King, were subjects of great anxiety, in which she always endeavoured to heal any differences which occurred.
What to read after Memoirs of Mrs. Fitzherbert; With An Account of Her Marriage With H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Afterwards King George Iv?
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