...iupper given by the Duke rt Buckingham, the King, Charles the Second, made the Prince of Orange irink very hard. The Prince was naturally averfe to it, but, being once cnterfd, was more frolic and _aay than the Л-ft of the company ; and now the uiind took him to break...

...with great splendour, as well on that account, as because of his relation to him, and great personal merit. One night, at a supper given by the Duke of...made him drink very hard : the Prince was naturally averse to it, but being once entered, was more frolic and gay than the rest of the company ; and now...

...with great splendour, as well on that account, as because of his relation to him, and great personal merit. One night, at a supper given by the Duke of...made him drink very hard : the Prince was naturally averse to it, but being once entered, was more frolic and gay than the rest of the company ; and now...

...gives the following amusing anecdote of the king's reducing Prince William to a state of liquor : — " One night, at a supper given by the Duke of Buckingham, the king made him drink very hard ; the heavy Dutchman was naturally averse to it, but being once entered, was the most frolicsome of the company...

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...gives the following amusing anecdote of the king's reducing Prince William to a state of liquor : — " One night, at a supper given by the Duke of Buckingham, the king made him drink very hard ; the heavy Dutchman was naturally averse to it, but being once entered, was the most frolicsome of the company...

...the Princess Mary, Charles took an unclean delight in making the Dutchman drunk. Evelyn says : — "One night, at a supper given by the Duke of Buckingham, the king made him (William) drink very hard ; the heavy Dutchman was naturally averse to it, but being once entered,...

...the Princess Mary, Charles took an unclean delight in making the Dutchman drunk. Evelyn says : — " One night, at a supper given by the Duke of Buckingham, the king made him (William) drink very hard ; the heavy Dutchman was naturally averse to it, but being once entered,...

...prince — with great splendour. Amongst other of his entertainments the King made him drink very hard one night at a supper, given by the Duke of Buckingham. The Prince did not naturally love it, but being once entered, was more frolic and merry than the rest of...

...debauchery of the court. We are told that when William, Prince of Orange, came over to visit his intended, " one night at a supper given by the Duke of Buckingham, the King made him (the Prince) drink very hard. The heavy Dutchman was naturally averse to it, hut being once entered,...