Erinnerungen an das Leben von Sir John Sekretärin der Penicuik Mid Lothian, baronet, Baron von der Staatskasse, indem er sich aus seinem eigenen Zeitschriften, 1676-1755., so kürzlich eingerichtet Ly, alle zerstreut und jeder von uns, exceptwell unter einem einzigen Diener auf mein Selbst zu warten, zu verschiedenen Orten gesendet. Um so°. Bitte eine Frau meine Frau hatte eine einzige Schwester, Lady Henretta Stuart, 4 whommyL [Aun^ wasy ans zärtlich liebte, und wer einmal hier mit ihr von unserer kommenden auf 1 Folio 38 Der MS. Ist ein Gedicht von fünfzig - drei Linien, in Clerkshandwriting, betitelt, einige Verse über den Tod meiner lieben Frau, Lady MargaretStuart, w eingefügt

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Memoirs of the life of Sir John Clerk of Penicuik, baronet, baron of the Exchequer, extracted by himself from his own journals, 1676-1755 . ly, so lately set up, all dispersed, and every one of us, exceptwell under the a single servant to wait on my self, sent to different places. care of so ° . kindly a woman My Wife had an only Sister, Lady Henretta Stuart, 4 whommyL[aun^wasy sne fondly loved, and who staid with her from our coming to 1 At folio 38 of the MS. is inserted a poem of fifty-three lines, in Clerkshandwriting, titled, Some Verses on the Death of my dear wife, Lady MargaretStuart, who died in childbed, 21 December 1700, aged 22 years, inscribed beforehis signature, * Sic lugens cecini, 2ofeb. 1701. 2 See Illustration No. VII., from a portrait by William Aikman, in the pos-.session of Sir George Clerk. 3 Margaret, eldest daughter of John Clerk, the first owner of Penicuik. Shemarried William Aikman of Cairny, and was mother of William Aikman, the por-trait-painter, who sold the property when he started for the Continent to study art. 4 Lady Henriet Stuart, youngest daughter of Alexander, third Earl of Galloway.. VII JOHN CLERKEldest Son of Baron Sir John Clerk HIS GRIEF AND ILLNESS 43 Town to her death. This young lady, with unspeakable NtBm Tnis sorrow, went | likeways to another house, and sometime after- foi. 39. wards to Galloway. The Earl, her Brother, was then in that y°un£ Lad? • ii #¥!••/• i • -I was 3 years country, and was m the deepest affliction for his sister, without younger than the opportunity, which he regretted much, of paying his last ™JS afterwards duty to her. .... EaTofffle?-6 After my Wifes death, I lived in Edin., retired from all cairn.imortals, for I never went any where but once every third day stiii aiive, 2eto see my son, who was extreamly like his mother and the Dr- I75[3l-family of Galloway. I recovered weakly from the indis-position I was in, and even the small degree of health Ienjoyed was disagreable to me.

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjectfinance
• bookyear1892