Hoxton.
_Macaulay's Young Levite_ (Vol. i., pp. 26. 167. 222. 374., &c.).--I find
another, and an apt illustration of more recent date, to be added to those
already given from Burnet, Bishop Earle, and Beaumont and Fletcher. Betty
Hint, the "waiting wench" in Macklin's _Man of the World_, entertains
matrimonial designs on Sidney, the chaplain:
"I wish she was out of the family once; if she was, I might then stand
a chance of being my lady's favourite myself; ay, and perhaps of
getting one of my young masters for a sweetheart, _or at least the
chaplain: but as for him, there would be no such great catch, if I
should get him_. I will try for him, however," &c.