Fanny Burney

“ MRS. SCHWELLENBERG’S OPINION OF MR. FAIRLY.
THE KING’S VARYING CONDITION.
LEARNING IN WOMEN.
THE QUEEN AND MR. FAIRLY’S VISITS.
MR. FAIRLY ON FANS.
MR. FAIRLY CONTINUES HIS VISITS: THE QUEEN AGAIN REMARKS UPON THEM.
THE SEARCH FOR MR. FAIRLY.
A ROYAL SALUTE AND ROYAL CONFIDENCES.
CURIOSITY REGARDING Miss BURNEY’S MEETING WITH THE KING.
THE REGENCY BILL.
INFINITELY LICENTIOUS!
MISS BURNEY IS TAXED WITH VISITING GENTLEMEN.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE KING’S, HEALTH.
MR. FAIRLY AND MR. WINDHAM.
THE KING CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
THE KING’S HEALTH IS COMPLETELY RESTORED. ”

“ Fairly on Miss Burney’s Duties—A Visit from Miss Fuzilier—A Command from Her Majesty—Colonel Manners mystifies Mrs. Schwellenberg—The Sailor Prince—Loyal Reception of the King in the New Forest—The Royal journey to Weymouth—Welcome to Weymouth—The Royal Plunge with Musical honours—“You must Kneel, Sir!”—Royal doings in and about Weymouth—A Patient Audience—A Fatiguing but Pleasant Day—Lulworth Castle—The Royal Party at the Assembly Rooms—A journey to Exeter and Saltram—May “One” come in?—An Excursion to Plymouth Dockyard—A Visit to a Seventy-four—A Day at Mount Edgecumbe—Mr. ”

“ Fairly—One Tragedy Finished and Another Commenced—Miss Burney’s Resignation Memorial—Mr. Windham Intervenes—An Amusing Interview with Mr. Boswell—Ill, Unsettled, and Unhappy—A Medical Opinion on Miss Burney’s Condition—Miss Burney breaks the Matter to the Queen—The Memorial and Explanatory Note—The Keeper of the Robes’ Consternation—Leave of Absence is Suggested—A Royal Gift to the Master of the Horse—Conferences with the Queen—Miss Burney determines on Seclusion—The Hastings Trial Resumed: The Accused makes his Defence—Mr. ”