...ambassador, groom of the stole, governor of Virginia, and colonel of a regiment of gnards. His fignre was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable. The rest of his merit was the interest Lady Albemarle had with the king throngh Lady Yarmonth. He had all his lite imitated...

...second Earl of Albemarle has been sketched by various hands. Walpole says, in his sarcastic style, "His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable...Paris, where he never conversed with a Frenchman, not from partiality to his own countrymen, for he conversed as little with them. If good breeding is...

...second Earl of Albemarle has been sketched by various hands. Walpole says, in his sarcastic style, "His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable...Paris, where he never conversed with a Frenchman, not from partiality to his own countrymen, for he conversed as little with them. If good breeding is...

...action. His character has been sketched by Walpole : — " His figure," says the sarcastic Horace, " was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable ; the...Yarmouth, and his son Lord Bury, being the duke's favourite. He had all his life imitated the French manners till he came to Paris, where he never conversed...

...excessive, though he was ambassador, groom of the Stole, Governor of Virginia, and Colonel of a regiment of guards. His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable. The rest of his merit was the interest Lady Albemarle had with the king through Lady Yarmouth. He had all his life imitated...

...excessive, though he was ambassador, groom of the stole, governor of Virginia,_and colonel of a regiment of guards. His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable. The rest of his merit was the interest Lady Albemarle had with the king through Lady Yarmouth. He had all his life imitated...

...excessive, though he was ambassador, groom of the stole, governor of Virginia, and colonel of a regiment of guards. His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable. The rest of his merit was the interest Lady Albemarle had with the king through Lady Yarmouth. He had all his life imitated...

...excessive, though ambassador, groom of the stole, governor of Virginia, and colonel of a regiment of guards. His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable. The rest of his merit was the interest Lady Albemarle had with the king through Lady Yarmouth. He had all his life imitated...

...excessive, though ambassador, groom of the stole, governor of Virginia, and colonel of a regiment of guards. His figure was genteel, his manner noble and agreeable. The rest of his merit was the interest Lady Albemarle had with the king through Lady Yarmouth. He had all his life imitated...