Regency Crime and Punishment: An Unlawful Game of Hazard
I was on a research mission when I stumbled into the St James’s Chronicle 1805 reports from the Public Office of Bow Street. The first Continue
I was on a research mission when I stumbled into the St James’s Chronicle 1805 reports from the Public Office of Bow Street. The first Continue
This is the forty-fourth post in our Men and Manners, Maxims for life by a Gentleman (Men and Manners ; Or, Concentrated Wisdom. 4th Ed. Continue
This famous fruit shop and confectionery at No. 7 St James Street (British Museum) Sadly, there is not a lot of information about Kelsey’s broadly Continue
This one came as a recommendation because I do love an academic MC, and it didn’t disappoint (although comes with some flags). I hadn’t read Continue
I shared in my recent review of Mary Dorothy George’s book on satire in the 18th and 19th century the Gillray series on marriage: What Continue
The design and description appeared in Domestic Architecture: Being a Series of Designs for Mansions, Villas, Rectory Houses, Parsonage Houses, Bailiffs’ Lodge, Gardener’s Lodge, Game-keeper’s Lodge, Continue
If you check out my social media content on Instagram or Tiktok, I have been sharing and enjoying some of the prints featured on james-gillray.org. Continue
Having just finished my re-read of Emma, one phrase was still ringing in my ear. Barouche Landau. Said over and over by Mrs. Augusta Elton, Continue
Thanks for your patience while we make several security related, needed upgrades to the website! We will be working over the next month to continue Continue
Saunders’s News-Letter, Monday, 9 August 1813. In my recent post on the Barouche Landau, I contemplated hybrid carriages and I think that has made me Continue