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[[underline]] Journal [[/underline]]
 
[[underline]] Journal [[/underline]]
Of My first Waiting on Equerry to His Majesty
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Of My first Waiting as Equerry to His Majesty
at [[underline]] Windsor [[/underline]] 1781.
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at [[underline]] Windsor [[/underline]] 1781 ~
  
 
[[underline]] Wednesday Augst: 1st:1781 [[/underline]]
 
[[underline]] Wednesday Augst: 1st:1781 [[/underline]]
  
 
This day I enter'd upon My New Office
 
This day I enter'd upon My New Office
at His Majesty's Levee at St James's Palace
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at His Majesty's Levee at St. James's Palace
  
 
My Predecessor in monthly waiting soon
 
My Predecessor in monthly waiting soon
'spied Me in the Crowd, & by his looks seem'd
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'spied Me in the Croud, & by his looks seem'd
 
from a distance to bid Me welcome.
 
from a distance to bid Me welcome.
  
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amused by a long conversation He held with
 
amused by a long conversation He held with
 
a Naval Officer-- The topic was on Ships
 
a Naval Officer-- The topic was on Ships
& on their different rates &c --  Much
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& on their different rates--  Much
was said on the New 38 Gun Frigates one
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was said on the new 38 Gun Frigates one
 
of which this Officer commanded --
 
of which this Officer commanded --
  
 
The Sailing of Ships was then discussed, & the
 
The Sailing of Ships was then discussed, & the
Effect of lading Them, by which I learnt that
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Effect of lading Them, by which I learnt, that
some sailed better with weight before
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some sailed better with weight before,
some when placed in the middle, & some
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some when placed in the Middle, & some

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underline Journal /underline Of My first Waiting as Equerry to His Majesty at underline Windsor /underline 1781 ~

underline Wednesday Augst: 1st:1781 /underline

This day I enter'd upon My New Office at His Majesty's Levee at St. James's Palace

My Predecessor in monthly waiting soon 'spied Me in the Croud, & by his looks seem'd from a distance to bid Me welcome.

My Brother Charles attended Me to the Levee, & having got near His Majesty, We were amused by a long conversation He held with a Naval Officer-- The topic was on Ships & on their different rates-- Much was said on the new 38 Gun Frigates one of which this Officer commanded --

The Sailing of Ships was then discussed, & the Effect of lading Them, by which I learnt, that some sailed better with weight before, some when placed in the Middle, & some