The Prince as a musician--A _bon-mot_ of his--Lady Lade--Her husband, Sir John--The Prince's pecuniary difficulties--His dealings with his jeweller--The latter's story--Another financial mess 123-134 CHAPTER XI. Rowlandson and Brighton--Poem on the Prince's birthday, 1790--Lord Barrymore--Anecdotes respecting him and his family 135-148 CHAPTER XII. The Duke of Norfolk, and anecdotes respecting him--The Duke of Queensberry, and anecdotes--Charles Morris--The Prince out shooting--A grand review--French _émigrés_--Smuggling--The Prince's birthday, 1792--Poem on the _émigrés_ 149-161 CHAPTER XIII. The _émigrés_--Duchesse de Noailles--The nuns--Camp at Brighton--The Prince as a soldier--His debts--Interview with the King--Breaks with Mrs. Fitzherbert--Her account--Satirical prints--Newspaper paragraphs 162-179 CHAPTER XIV. Another camp at Brighton--The Prince's second marriage--His debts--Parliamentary debate thereon--Prince and Princess at Brighton--'Moral Epistle from the Pavilion at Brighton to Carlton House'--Manners at Brighton, 1796--Description of the town 180-193 CHAPTER XV. Reconciliation of the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert--Her scruples, etc.--The Prince at Brighton--Satirical prints--The Prince and the Pavilion--Increase of income--The Prince and his regiment--A race--Guests at the Pavilion--The Prince and his daughter 194-208 CHAPTER XVI. The case of Miss Seymour--Satirical prints thereon--The Prince at Brighton, 1806--His birthday--The Green Man--Visit of the Princess Charlotte 209-222 CHAPTER XVII. Final rupture between the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert--That lady and William IV.--Her kindly relations with the Royal Family--Her death--The King's illness--The Regency--Visitors at the Pavilion--Queen Charlotte there--The 'Royal Rantipoles' 223-243 CHAPTER XVIII. The Regent and Admiral Nagle--A quiet time at the Pavilion--The Regent's extravagance--His yacht--Sham fight, and caricature thereon--A cruise to the French coast--Royal visitors--The Regent's statues--'High Life Below Stairs,' etc.--Satirical prints--Closing days--Last appearance at the Pavilion 244-260 CHAPTER XIX. The books by Nash and Brayley on the Pavilion--Description and history of the building--Its exterior--Entrance hall--Red Drawing-room 261-272 CHAPTER XX. The Chinese Gallery--The Music Room--The Yellow Drawing-room--The Saloon--The Green Drawing-room 273-284 CHAPTER XXI. The Banqueting Room--The Library--Royal Bedroom--North and South Galleries--Queen Adelaide's apartments--Great Kitchen--Chapel--Stables--Riding House 285-300 CHAPTER XXII.