Bean

Le Beau DʹOrsay. Father of Count DʹOrsay, and called by Byron Jeune Cupīdon.

Beau Fielding, called “Handsome Fielding” by Charles II., whose name was Hendrome Fielding. He died in Scotland Yard, London.

Beau Hewitt. The “Sir Fopling Flutter” of Etheredge. (The Man of Mode; or, Sir Fopling Flutter.)

Beau Nash. Son of a Welsh gentleman, a notorious diner-out. He undertook the management of the bath-rooms at Bath, and conducted the public balls with a splendour and decorum never before witnessed. In old age he sank into poverty. (1674–1761.)

Beau Tibbs noted for his finery, vanity, and poverty. (Goldsmith: Citizen of the World.)