...adopted to make his person also known^ by showing him with distinction apart from the otker strangers. When the performance was over, Mr. Hill came down...with Lord Byron to the gate of the upper town, where his Lordship, as we were taking leave, thanked him with more elocution than was precisely requisite....

...evening ? Ah ! no—that ia still to come. ' When the performance was.over, Mr, Hill (Ambassador ipse) came down with Lord Byron to the gate of the upper town, where his Lordship, as we were .taking leave., thanked him with more elocution than was precisely requisite.'...

...difficult. When the performance was over, Mr. Hill came down with Lord Byron to the upper gate of the town, where, as we were taking leave, his lordship...had acquitted himself with grace, and dignity, and ore rotundo, took the banter of his friand amiss, and became petulent ; but Hobhouse walked on : while...