The PRINCE, or ROYAL GEORGE
Neal, Dublin, 1726 24-bar triple minor/3-couple
HANDEL ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCE, Millar Interp., NIB

A1&2: 1s cast off in eight counts; 
      M1&W2 turn by right while W1 & M3 do the same, 
      ending in lines of three facing up and down, 1s in the middle of each line

B1: Lines fall back and come forward; M1 &W2 turn by right W1&2M do the same,
    finishing in lines of three facing [Alan sez ACROSS, notes say up and down]

B2: Lines fall back and come forward.  Triple minor: 1s (or all) turn two hands.
    Three couple set: Trip to Tunbridge progression 
   (tops turn in place, 1s in middle place
    turn fast and cast, 3s travel turning up to middle place.)


"The name refers to Prince of Wales in 1726 (1683-1760), who became George II 
the following year.  Although he lived a somewhat scandalous life, Britain
prospered in his reign as never before, in spite of a nasty world war."