Thence on board the East India ship, where my Lord Bruncker had provided a great dinner, and thither comes by and by Sir John Minnes and before him Sir W.
When the Duke got down he gave a great dinner (on the mountain), which he had brought with him to celebrate the exploit.
By and by met with Creed; and we, with the others, went within the several Courts, and there saw the tables prepared for the Ladies and Judges and Bishopps: all great sign of a great dinner to come.
Thence to the Dolphin Tavern, and there Mr. Gauden did give us a great dinner.
Some of the pleasantest evenings I have ever spent have been when we have sate after a great dinner, en petit comite, and abused the people who are gone.
He has a great dinner, and does not ask his own brother!
We had to ride home as hard as we could to be in time for a great dinner, and only had ten minutes for dressing.
Then we came back to a great dinner, and one of the longest I ever assisted at.
There was a great dinner too, which the board gave itself at Saint Roch, at the expense of the persons in quarantine, which put the finishing touch to the scandal.
Our short stay in port was wound up by a great dinner given by my gunroom officers to those of the English frigate Winchester.
I was present at a great dinner in his honour at the Tuileries, and this is what took place.
The Journal here notes:-- April 25th--Lord Derby gave a great dinner at the F.
Great dinner at the Granvilles' to receive Waddington [Footnote: M.
Duke of York, I went to Erith, where we had a great dinner.
We went to church, according to custom, and then took barge to the Trinity House, in London, where we had a great dinner, above eighty at one table.
Invited to a great dinner at the Trinity House, where I had business with the Commissioners of the Navy, and to receive the second L5,000, impressed for the service of the sick and wounded prisoners.
The morrow-mass was also celebrated, and sermon preached; and after followed a great dinner, whereat were all the heralds, together with the parishioners.
A great dole of money given at the church, and after, a great dinner.
The talk of the town has been about the King and a toast he gave at a great dinner at St. James's the other day.
The Duke of Wellington gave a great dinner yesterday to all the people who had gone out of office (about fifty), so that it is clear they mean to keep together.
There was a great dinner of the Opposition at the Duke of Sussex's on Sunday, to which Brougham was not invited.
Dined on Friday with Talleyrand, a great dinner to M.
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